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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-01-14
Let Me Cure You IT,
Iof Rheumatism L ICC

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nently cured my rheumatism after
had suffered fortunes for thirty-six
years. l spent $4,000 before I discov-
cred the remedy that cured me, but
I'll give you the benefit of my expert
ence for nothing.
If you suffer from rheumatism let
me send you a package of my remedy
absolutely free. Don't send any mon
ey. l want to give it to you | want
you to see for yourself what it will do.
The picture shows how I suffered.
Maybe you are suffering the same
way. Don't. You don't need to. I've
got the remedy that will cure you and
it's yours for the asking Write me to-
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| free package the very day / get your
letter.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-01-14
His Aorrv.

My poor wife. Buried on Frlda
toe. hope it wont bring ME baC
luck" itIt Mrie
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-01-14
A Unique Ear.

THAT sentence Is not incorrect" said
the professor. but 1t sounds odd to the
English speaking ear."-Harvard Lam
pooh.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-05

Lionel Barrymore, a scion Of the
famous Barrymore family, is being
starred by the Biograph movie"
company in a number Of feature
films. It is a significant fact in the
history of the transition Of the nota-
BILE stage folk from the legitimate to
the screen play.
Not so long ago the movie was
a subject Of derision to the actor of
place and rank. Today the foremost
of the speaking stage are finding
their way quite naturally and with no
sign of hesitancy into the company
of players who act in pantomime
alone.
Lionel Barrymore is the brother Of
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-05

Ethel and John Barrymore; the
nephew of the great John Drew and
the cousin of Louise Drew.
Just what drew Lionel Barrymore
into the moving picture business may
not be definitely known. But it's safe
to wager that he did not accept the
position without the exchange of
some real money.
One of the new biograph pictures
in which Lcnel Barrymore appears
is "The Lady and the Mouse" an old
fashioned romance.
-O-O 49,
The average spring robin eats over
twice his own weight of food every
"a hours when he can get the worms.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-15
MRS. MACKAY HAS
BROKEN SILENCE
DENIES SHE ALIENATED THE AZ
FECTIONS OF MRS. BLAKFS 8 IIUS
BAND. AS CHARGED IN DAMAGE
SUIT.
SAYS THAT THE COUPLE WE'RE
SEPARATED -FOUR YEARS BE
FORE MRS. MACKAY MET THEN
.-BLAMES MRS. BLAKE
(Bg Associated Press.

New York. Oct 15.-NlrS. Clarence
Mackay, suffrage leader and wife OF the
head of the Postal Telegraph Gable Com
pany. broke silence today about her mil
lion dollar alienation suit for husbands
affections, fl led against her by Mrs. Cath
arine X. Blake. wife of the noted New
York surgeon.
jealous disp sition and an ungovern-
able temper" and had mo affection of
love for her husband" whom she once
threatened to kill. Mrs. Mackay charges
the Blakes agreed to separate, and have
lived in separate establishments since
1904, which was five years before Mrs.
Mackay met Blake.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-15
SMITH WANTS REELECTION.

Washington, ID. C.. Oct. 15.-RcprcScn-
tative w. II. Smith Of Colorado City,
who represents the Fl Paso district II
congress. has found il necessary to an-
nouncc his determination to run for re
election a '0ng time before he has expect
ed il to be necessary to start his political
ball rolling in his district. Judge Smith :
announcement today that he Will be i
candidate for reelection was the result
of receiving numerous kilograms asking
him if it is true he will resign on Nov
L to BECOME "A member Of the interstate
commerce commission. A number Of in
quirers wanted confidential informati3 IN
Oh that subject
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-15
MAY NOT ANSWER
m WILSON'S NOTE
1T Is BELIEVED THAT NO ACTION
" WILL BE TAKEN BY HCERTA OK
NOTE FROM UNITED STATES.-NO
INDICATIO NSO FAR
MEXICO CITY PAPERS UNUSUALLY
MODERATE EDITORIALLY IN En-,
PRESSING VIEWS UPON RECENT
INCIDENT.
tBu AsSOcidtcd Prcss.)

Mexico City. Oct. l. II is now believed
that Mexico will not answer the note
from the United States disappearing the
imprisonment of the Mexican DEPUTIES
last Friday. The Mexico City newspapers
are expressing moderate views on the
incident.
American Charge O'Shaughnessy ap-
peard deeply concerned and Tuesday Wis
ltGl the offices of both the foreign de-
partment and the president Foreign Min
lister Mohcno, after 4 cabinet meeting.
locked himself up for several hours and
refused to see anyone His secretary said
MohcnO was busy preparing Il reply.
Mohcno denied the reports that Charge
O'ShaughncSSy was to be given his pass
ports, and that President Wilson's per
Sonal representative. John Lind. vii, be
asked to leave Vera Cruz.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-15
FIRST EXPLOSION
TRAPPED N|NTY
CAUGHT IN COMPARTMENT NUN
Der ONE. FIRST VICTIMS ON
NOLTURNO WERE EITHER KILL
ED OR BURNED TO DEATH.
EXPLOSION CAUSED EITHER By
Oils OR CHEMICALS. CAPTAIN
STOPPED LAUNCHING BOATS TO
FIGHT FIRE.
(Bu Associated Press. +,

New York, Oct 15-Bctwcen eighty
and ninety passengers of the Nolturno
were trapped in compartment number one
by the first explosion Thursday morning,
and either perishcd Immediately or were
burned to death. This statement was
made by the Nolturno's fourth officer.
who arrived on the GrOsser kurfucrst to
day.
This officer said the fire started from
an explosion of chemicals or of oil for
ward Almost Immediately other eXplO.
sions fo lowed. Flames burst alOft, and
the officers thought the ship might sink
in five minutes. Several boats were i'm
mediately lowered. The rush Of passcn-
gers to the rails hampered the launch
ing. The captain decided not to risk the
boats further and gave orders TO fight
the fire.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-15
GENERAL MASS
is ARRESTED
WITH TEN OFFICERS WAS EN-
ROUTE FROM EAGLE PASS TO
LAREDO. THROUGH TENAS. TO
JOIN FEDERALS
- DETAINED By FEDERAL Az
THORITIES AT SAN ANTONIO
HAD BEEN GRANTED PERMIS-
SION By STATE DEPARTMENT.
{ (BY A ssOcidtcd Press.)

San Antonio. Texas. Oct. 15.-Genaral
Joaquin AIaaS of the Mexican Federal
army. and ten members of his staff. were
arrested by United States authorities
here today as they were en- route from
PiedraS Ngras to. Nuevo Laredo. travel
ing through American territory
General Mass was taken from q train
on his arrival here by Il United States
Marshal on q warrant based on a com
plant BY Willard L. Simpson, charging
Mas with setting on foot from the Uni
ted states a military expedition against
the Mexican ConstiiutionalistS The
warrant is said to be the first of It's kind
ever issued.
Mr. Simps II is known here simply as
q contractor from Mexico.
General Mas made bond in the sum
of - 600 before the United states com
missioner. and continued Oh his trip to
Laredo.
General TaSkcr H. Bliss commanding
the southern department Of the United
states army. acting under the inStruc-
tttil> lioll lHf ENldlt NtSltT-
day telegraphed army officers at Eagle
Pass to admit Mas and ten officers to
pass over Texas soil - Laredo
Before tho order was received from
Washington . statement was given out
from the department headquarters that
the commanding general Of this depart
mPnt has refused to permit any infrac-
ton of the neutrality laws and has main
tanned the policy Of allowing no member
f either the COnstitutionaliSts or Fed
erals to cross the border ,a-
Constitutionalists have been refused
similar requests for permission to travel
over Texas territory. or to visit fam
lies on this side. In other eases, where
either FedcralS or Constituencies
have or Sscd. they have been immediately
placed under arrest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-15
VERY SIMPLE n
ROYAL WEDDING
MARRIAGE TO-DAY OF DUKE OF
CONNAUGHT AND DUCHESS OF
FIFE IN CHAPEL POYAL, ST.
JAMES PALACE.
WEDDING WILL BE EXTREMELY
SIMPLE, ARCHBISHOP OF CAN
TERBURY OFFICIATING. AS
SISTED BY BISHOP OF LONDON
by Associated Press,

Lend IN. Oct. lJ.-Rcmarkable simplic--
ity for a royal ceremonial will charac-
tcEizc the wedding Of Prince Arthur of
Connaught ana the Duchess OF Fife in
the Chapel Royal Of St James's Palace
today. With such Il setting of ornate de-
corations ana richly painted ceiling as
the quaint old ro IN presents, with the
uniforms of the men of the royal family
and court officials, and the Jewels worn
by the ladies. the ceremony itself must
have Il tin9e of the spectacular. But
compared with the recent wedding of the
daughter of Emperor William. and de-
void of all professions and military dis
play, the ceremony Will be as simple as
adherence TO traditions will permit.
Partly because of mourning for the re-
cent tragic death of the Duke of Fife,
whose fatal illness was brought about
by hardships suffered in being ship
wrecked on the coast Of Nor eco, and
partly because both the bride and groom
are cOnstitutionaly averse To display, il
was decided to have the wedding fam
lily affair. There Will be large group of
Including the Kings and Queens II Den
mark and Norway. Prince Henry Of
Prussia, the Dowager Empress Marie of
Russia, and th3 Crown Prince and
Princess of Sweden-but they will attend
as relatives and there will be no guests
of state from abroad.
The King will give away TIE bride,
MI al Ia no e Il
bride will also support her al the altar.
The brideeroom's support will be his
father, the Duke Of COnnaught, and the
Prince Of Wales.
CEREMONY BY ARCHBISHOP.
The Archbishop of Canterbury, the
highest dignitarv Of the Church of Eng
land, will conduct the marriage service,
assisted by the Bishop of London and
Canon Edgar Sheppard. who are Dean
and Sub-Dean of the Chapcls II val Dur
ing the ceremony the King and Queen
will occupy silded chairs Oh raised
daiS directly facing the altar and close
behind the bride and bridegroom.
St. James, chapel il small room ac-
communicating about 800 people. The GER
cmonv Will begin al noon and will be
finished before cne O'Clock. Prince Ar
thur. the bride and other persOnages who
take part will be driven from their pal
aces and residences i'm rOval carriages.
and the whole company. including the
Ambassadors and Ministers of foreign
powers, will bc marShalled To their seats
by high state officials in their regalia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-15
GOOD ROADS DAY
AT SAN BENIT0
CITIZENS OF SAN BENITO AND RIO
IiONDO WILL TURN OUT EN-
MASSE AND HELP FARMERS I'M
PROVE THE ROADS.
AUTOS WILL TAKE THEM OUT TO
THE WORK-LADIES PROVIDE
LUNCHES FOR THE CROWD
STORES COOPERATE.

Citizens Of San Bcnito and Rio llondo
are making elaborate preparations for
Good Roads Day. November II. accord
ing to County Commissioner j 4. Ora
ham who. is i'm the city attending the
meeting Of Nle board Of commissioners.
The day had been set for November )
but for various reasons it was moved
up TO November II.
"Gooi Roads Day III the san BenitO
and Rio IIondo section. said Mr.. Gra-
ham today. means that it least seventy
five per cent OF the men are going out in
one great crowd 10 assist the farmers in
repairing and putting in shape the roads
that thread around through that section.
'eading up to the main road. The main
roads are kept in repair by the county.
but tie minor roads must bc kept up by
the citizens. and our people have de-
cided they are going to assist the farm
ers i'll the work.
We have already been donated the
use of sufficient number of automobiles
10 get the people ont to their work Sew
eral road builders have donated teams
and Scrapers. among them Marshall
of Brownsville. who is going to let US
have forty Scrapers for the day, The la
dies Will prepare lunches for the crowd.
and we are looking forward to Il big time.
'.All the stores in San Benito and Rio
Hondo will be closed, and everybody is
going out to work on the roads.
We are - arranging for q svStcmotic
read building campaign for the day. and
every gang of men will know just where
they Will have to 90 and just what they
will have to do. The necessary culverts
and other material and equipment will
he in place. This preliminary work is in
the hands of Il general committee, which
will meet next Monday for the purpose Of
appcinting subcommittee to handle the
small er details.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-15
CAREFULLY TIMEn

Every step of royal function il timed
~ the minute. Prince Arthur arrives at
five minutes before twelve waring his
uniform rs q Captain Of the ROYAL Scots
GreyS and the ribbon Of the Garter. the
highest order of nobility i'm Europe. The
uniform of the Prince of Wales will be
that of Il lieutenant Of the navy, while
the Duke Of SaXe-C.burg will wear the
kits and tartan Of the Seaforth High
landcrS. Of which he Is Colonel III Chief.
There will be three semstate process
siOnS from st. Jamcs'S Palace to the
Chapel. by way of the State Apartments
and the Grand Stairway into Colour
Court. These professions will be com
posed Of the clergy, the bridegroom with
his suite and the bridesmaid with her
supporters. bridesmaids and pages.
When the three prirccS have taken their
stand before the altar railing the Young
Duchess will enter, supported bv the
King and Queen Of Norway. followed by
five bridesmaids and i bevv of pages. The
bridesmaids will be Princess Mary.
daughter Of the King and Queen; Prin-
cess Maud, only sister of the bride:
Princess Victoria and Princess Helena
Of Teck daughters Of the Duke and
Duchess Of Teck; and Princess Mary,
the little daughter Of Prince and Prin-
cess Alexander of Teck.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-15
FEDERALS CROSS TEXAS
IAL TRAIN FROM EAGLE PASS TO
LAREDO
(By A sSOciafcd Press.

Eagle Pass. Tex. Oct. 1J,--Thc fedcr-
al General Joaquin Mas with ten Of
ticers left here on a special train this
morning for Laredo with the war depart
ment's permission to pass over AmericOn
sol To avoid demonstrations on the Am
ercan side he had the train waiting ut
the International bridge, where his party
boarded With the Pullman curtains
drawn it was rushed at a rate of fort Y
miles an hour past the Eagle Pass sta
ton
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-15
MINISTER CALLS
FOR CONFERENCE
ENTIRE DIPLOMATIC CORPS At
MEXICO CITY MEETS TO DIS
CTSS HUERTA'S ASSUMING DIG
TATORSHIP.
SITUATION TO BE GONE OVER GEN
ERALLI - O'SHATGHNESSY SO
REPORTS TO STATE DEPART
MENT AT WASHINGTON.
BU 4 ASSOcidfcd Prcss)


Washington. ID. G.. Oct 1J.-The Span
iSh Minister to Mexico has called 4 con
ference today of the entire diplomati,
corps at the Mexican capital to discuss
Hucrta's $ decree in which he assumed tlh
dictatorship, and the situation 9enerallt
Charge O'ShaughnesSy Of the Unital
States Embassy has reported the action
Of the Spanish minister 10 the Depart-
ment Of State
The Spanish minister's action is regard
cd as of deep significance, because he w;ls
the friend of Ambassador Wilson. and
never supported the United States poll
cy in the Mexican affairs.
After conference with President VII
son. Senator Bacon of the Foreign Re
latlonS Committee. cXprpSSe the opinion
that even had the United States recOgniz
ed Huerta, the imprisonment of the one
hundred and six deputicS would Be
ground for the withdrawal Of the rccog-
milton.
The text of President Wilson's note
sent last night to Mexico. was made pub
lie today 1t says:
The President il shocked at the law
Tess methods employcl bv General Hu-
crta. and calls The arrest Of the depu-
ties an ''A"t of Bad Faith" against the
United States.
Plans are under way to keep strong
naval force in Mexican waters.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-15
BUSY SEASON
is PROMISED
MOST IMPORTANT INDICATION
FOP BROWNSVILLE is FSTAB.
LSHMENT OF NEW LAND COM.
PANlES HERE
SEVERAL BIG DEVELOPMENT EN-
TERPRISE HAVE IIEADQUAR-
TIERS HERE FOR HOMESEEKER
SEASON JUST OPENED.

The fast growing Importance Of
Brownsville as Il devel pm"nt center is
emphasized by the fact that several Of
the most important companies handling
lands in the Lower 10 Grande Valley
are this fall for the first time establish
ing Offices here. while some new compnn-
les just launching in the valley develop
ment work are also making this their
home.
Among the new mpanieS il the Rio
Grande Development Company. which il
in reality the holding company for lands
which the Star Land Company of Kan
SaS City has contracted To sell. +. w.
Kibbc, the well known attorney of this
city. il president and j. f.. Couch, for
merly Of HouSt II, but now of Browns
Vile is secretary and treasurer Of the
new company.
Associated with the Rio Grandc Devel
opmcnt Company is another new com
pany. with Fidelity Securities Company.
which will handle the financial cad Of
the Star Land Company. The Fidelity
c mpanv is still in process Of organiza
ton. 1t will be in charge of H. H. Ro
mig. who was formerly located in
Brownsville. having been connected with
the South Texas Gardens
The McCaughan Investment Company
is another recent addition TO the dcvcl
0pmcnt agencies here. This company. as
nOtd in The Herald several days ago is
pushing the velJpment Of the Col0nia
Victoria, the suburban addition about
TO be opened UP on the northeast side Of
Brownsville. The company is composed
of j. - McCAughan and his sons #. l..
and A. q. McCaughan. who moved to
Rr wnSyillc lately from Durango. Mex
leo.
The Southern Land Company Of which
Nat WctZcl is the moving spirit. has also
opened UP offices here recently. The sale
Of the La Fcria tract is the principal
business Of this company. which prom
iScS 10 become one Of the important De
velOpment enterprises # the season lust
opened.
Another suburban development com
panv is about to open an addition to
the city. which will add another develop
ment enterprise 10 the winters activi
ties. and assist in making business live
~ here.
Among the land companies who are
also pushing development wark in the
Valley. that will have something big to
place on the market this fall il that of
Swanson and RowSOn. This company
has been connected with various develop
mcnt projects in the VALLEY for, years.
They formerly had their headquarters in
IICuSt n. but moved from that city 10
San Renito. and later came 10 Browns
Vile, having headquarters permanently
( Established here now
All in all. the outlook for 4 vcvry live
iv dcvclopmont season for Brownsville
and the Valley in general i bright in
v deed. The homcScckr movement is ar
ready growing in volume, and the pre-
! dction is freely made that this winter
| will see Il greater number Of investments
made in this section than for several
\ wears past.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-15
ROY Al. PAGES

The pages will include Prince John, the
Kings youngest son: and Prince Olaf
Of Norway After the bride will enter
III interesting procession Of royal reIa-
tivcS. foremost among them Queen Alex
andria walking with the Princess ROYAL,
the Duke and Duchess of Connaught.
and last Of all the King and Queen with
the officials Of the, household around
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-15
GERMANY NOT DISTURBED
(BU ASSOcidtcd PrcSS.)

Berlin. Ger. Oct. ID The German GOV
crnmcmt while watching the Mexican lie
velopments very closely. adhere TO its
policy of allowing the United States an
abSo utcly free hand.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-15
FOUR HUNDRED MISSING

Cardiff. Wales. Oct. 1J.-The reScuerS
f the universal Collierv today got in
touch with twentyninc living miners
shut off in a Gallery. None of the re-
mainder of the four hundred missing
have been found ~ .i1 w. u. -. a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-15
PAGE PLAINLY DRESSED
AMERICAN AMBASSADOR ONLY
Fl" PERSON NOT UNIFORMED At
ROYAL WEDDING.
(BG issOci0tcd PrcSS.)

London Oct 15.-The American am
bassador. Walter III. Page was the only
persyn appearing without decorations
and bright uniform to attend the wedding
of Prince Arthur Of Connaught and
Princess Alexandria Victoria.
Ambassador Page wore plain evening
clothes. Only three hundred select
guests were present.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-15
WOMEN FOR LIQUOR
(RU ASsOcidted press.)

Redondo Beac I'll. Calf. Oct. 1.-THE
women assisted Yesterday in keeping this
place wet, polling more than half the
votes cast in the option election The
vets won, S2S to G3i.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-15
TEN PASSENGERS KILLED
(Ry AssOciGted Press.1

Liverpool. Oct. 15-Ten passengers
way collision near here today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-15

Set in the back of Il novel hair brush
is hinged comb that may be raised for
use when desired.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-15
SUFFRAGETTE SENTENCED
fRv A ssOcidfcd Press.l

Cambridge. Eng. Oct. 15.-MiSs Mir
lam Pratt. school teacher sulfragette,
has been sentenced TO eighteen months
penal Servitude for burning house.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-15
DEPENDED UPON THE TRIBE.

One Of the men in the Office returned
recently from western trip and was
telling his associates that he visited a
big Indian reservation and had a talk
with one of the "Squawks.
"Gou mean squaws," interrupted a lis
tencr.
NO. / mean squawks." insisted the
Traveller. You see, these were Crow In
dams
The government of Ecuador has given an
English company a contract to develop
the oil resources of the Republic + the
next ten years. I4-i1
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-15
POPULATION OF HOUSTON
fBU A ssOcidfed Press. !

Houston, Tex. Oct. 15.-The city dir
ectory gives Houston a population Of
practically 10000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-15
WEATHER.

: Weather: Tonight and Thursday.
Z unScttlcd light. southerly to westcr-
; ~ winds.
: Z: y \: !; x y; !; !; x X \;
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-15

'za7continuea on page four)
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-09-20
JAMAICA.

Reuben circuit shipped 631 cases Of
honey last week.
H. S. Sherwin attended the fair in
Greenfield this week.
Mrs. Lila Pike of Brattleboro called
on Mrs. Gardner this week.
Mrs Cora Gleason went to BrattIc-
boro Thursday to visit relatives.
Ed. Stark and Mr.: and Mrs. Fred
Stark went to New York Thursday.
Mrs. George Gardner visited in
Warlsboro from Thursday to Monday.
Mrs. Anna Sabin Of Cleveland Ohio,
is visiting her brother, Ezra Wellman.
Mr. and Mrs. Roe Robinson and
daughter were guests at NJ. IL. Willis S
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Potter of Boston were
guests at the Jamaica House Wednes
day.
The Jamaica Benefit association is
planning to have an entertainment in
the near future.
Ezra Wellman and sister, Mrs. Sa-
bin, are visiting relatives in Bellows
Falls and Chester.
Benjamin Blake went to Boston the
hfSt OF the week, returning TO ms sum
NOR home here "Wednesday.
The school on West hill viii he closed
next week on account of the Illness OF
Mrs. Amsden s little son, Lisle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Feltham of Provi-
dcnce visited from Monday TO Wednes-
day with their father at DR. Booker :.
Mrs. Eliza Day is visiting her broth
{ en- in SOu+h Gardner Mass Mrs r. j
Daggett is in Boston buying her mil
+ linery goods.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Wheeler aud Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Wheeler and daughter,
Elsie, went to Manchester Thursday to
attend the fair.
Fred Turner, the fern man from
Charlemont, Mass, came Wednesday
night. He requires the ferns to be Al
least II inches in length instead OF L
as last year.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-09-20

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