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The Topeka state journal., 1913-11-29

Mr., and Mrs. Frank Mercer Strieby
announce the marriage of their sister.
Miss Eva Dutton, and Mr.. G. Wheeler
Smith, which took place Wednesday
evening at the deanery, Rev. J. p.
Deb. Kay officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith are former students of the
Kansas Wesleyan college at Salina,
and have many friends in college cir
cles They will make their home in
Beloit, where Mr.. Smith is engaged in
business.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-11-29

excellent interpretative powers. ana
has been heard . number OF times be-
fore Topeka audiences In the time
that he has been IN Topeka
DR.. and Mrs. Franklin D. wAls-
worth entertained the following
guests at . dinner party Thursdey
evening: Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomas
Price. Miss Marie Dunn of Blackfoot.
Idaho. and Miss Louise Mcguire.
Mr.. and Afrs- w. +. Dawson gave
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs 8. B. Wade.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. W. Allen and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. q. Shore.
The Spalding Reading circle viii
meet Monday evening. D0cember ],
at the Knights of Columbus rooms.
Miss Lima Bresette, who has been
not be able to be present. and an
impromptu program will be given un-
der the management OF Miss Edna
CMmb. Roll cah will be answered by
miscellaneous quotations.
BILE party Friday afternoon at her
home in West street. Her guests
were: Her sister. Mrs. Earl Moffett
of Kansas City. Mrs. ]. d. Gossett,
Mrs. H. w. Putnam. Mrs. e. R. Simon.
Mrs. s. T. Grimes. Mrs. A. =. Billings.
Mrs. II. T. Smith. Mrs. P. N. Snyder.
Mrs. B. F. Wilson. Mrs- Lyndon Day.
Mrs. d. @. Kline. Mrs. C. e. Heart
burg. Mrs. w. w. Bollard. Mrs. WI
liam 8. Lommers, Mrs. Robert r.
Gordon, Mrs. w. G. Ralston. Mrs. r.
w. Rankin. Mrs. Ralph schnebley.
Miss Ella Zimmerman, Mrs. Frank L.
Campbell, Mrs. Harold Rankin, Mrs.
Wi1fred C3f1lian
4 . .
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Foley and their
daughter. Miss Helen Foley, have re-
turned from Junction City, where
they attended the wedding Of Mr..
and Mrs. Foley's son, Mr.. James J.
Foley, who was married to Miss La
vera Wylie. Wednesday morning at
8 O'Clock at st.. Xavier church.
. .
The Y. w. C. A. vesper service VIII
be held Sunday afternoon at 4:16
o'clock. Miss Marguerite Dice will
speak on the subject. Honor the
Lord With Thy Substance" Mrs.
George w. Parkhurst viii sing In
the Night Shall My Song Be Of Him"
by Dudley Buck.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-11-29

I, at the home of Mrs. H. n. welty.
1241 Western avenue. Tho hostessea
will be: Mrs. Welty. Mrs. w. H. Fer
maid, Mrs. George Beach. MrA c. e.
Neil and Mrs. Fred Evarts.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-11-29
CLUB NOTES.

The K. X. club held its annual
Thanksgiving banquet at Mrs. Wfley's
place Friday evening. Rev. Mr.. w.
M. Jackson was toastmaster, and re-
sponses were made by Mr.. William
Stickel. Mr.. Galen Schlichter, Mr..
Earl May. Mr.. Glen M. Webb and Mr..
l.. w. Williamson Jr.
Those present were: Miss verna
Stickel. Miss Mabel Mcknight, Miss
Isabel Wilson, Miss Ono White, Miss
Boyle, Miss Florence Joyce. Miss Ruth
Lalsthrom, Miss Mary Williamson.
Miss Roxy Vancil Mrs. w. N. Jack
son. Miss Rose Baker. Miss Ramsey
and Miss Hobart Of Manhattan, Mr..
Schlichter. Mr.. Earl May. Mr.. James
w. Williamson Jr., Mr.. Max Dooley,
Mr.. Webb. Mr.. Stickel. Mr.. Clifford
Walmoth, Mr.. Joe White, Mr.. Oliver
Wilson of Manhattan, the Rev. Mr.
jackson and Mr.. John Allison.
The Kansas Authors' club will meet
| next Wednesday evening at the home
of its president, Mrs. Margaret Hill
McCarter, 1884 College avenue.
The residence of DR.. and Mrs. Nc
Carter is conveniently reached by TAX
ing the Washburn street cars.
The Dramatic Art and Literature
department, with Prof. e. Schonber-
ger as chairman, will furnish the pro-
gram A synopsis Of the drama, 1.-THE
Earth,' will be presented.
81 .
A business meeting of the Depart
ment of Civics Of the Topeka FEEDER
alton Of Women will be held Monday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the r.
w. c. A. building. Any member Of
the federation who is interested in the
work OF the department is invited to
attend.
.
The He1ianthus Literary club will
meet Thursday OF next week with
Mrs. ]. F. Billings, 1641 Western ave-
nue..
Mrs. J. H. Mclean will entertaia
the w. T. X. club Tuesday at her
home, 511 Fillmore street.
.
The Monday Tourist club will have a
guest day meeting Monday, December
The Topeka state journal., 1913-11-29

Man has so long made woman a
symbol Of righteousness and purity
that this is coveted ground with her.
It has, however, not been maintained
by the class Of women who seek ease
and luxury, but by those who have
reared families and known sorrows. The
serious side Of woman's nature is more
developed than that of mans. For
this reason she is considering the Ques-
ton of government in its relation to
the education Of the young. the care OF
the helpless and the insane, and OF
those mistaken ones who perhaps have
committed crimes thinking somehow
to increase their own happiness. They
believe that government has to do with
parks, pure water, pure food. fresh air;
that it Ia a matter of wise economics.
We are interested in government, and II
deserves our best thought. and we will
in no wise shirk the duties and re-
sponsibilities that are OURS
Previous to Mrs. Walkers election to
The Topeka state journal., 1913-11-29

clubs. even the most conservative. are
devoting some time to the study of
government and informing themselves
on leading questions and conditions.
They are worrying about holding office
Their chief concern is to be efficient,
reliable and worthy citizens.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-11-29

1, at the home Of Mrs. H. II, weity,
1241 Western avenue. The hostesses
will be: Mrs. Welty. Mrs. w. II. Fer
maid, Mrs.. George Beach, Mrs. C. e.
Neil and Mrs. Fred Evarts.
. . .
The Nautilu. c,nh III, ,r..+ ,r,,>.-
day. Dec. :. with Mrs ! a. N,choIs
=
~r....,~ <,.,,, Ill, s
Decemher @ :. NTH Mrs' Morton Aibsn~h
NJ. A,h.,s.r a.S NJ. n.s,,.
ii, .o - ~.
-. 80 - -
ss. 81 ~ tne Se~T oooA - as AoiUws'
01see s,.: - sa'" o~e'
r,,~~.4.-, T,,a 49, nsn,ne @ ro,.,v r,.,+.
"a ~. SeA'
Nh ". e' mooe'
oeheao Anee :. :. :, :. - :. oeliina
M1ss nal.ei. &C.,
Dassre CoLeos = - Da"se
rS. 1oroon- go
EIeele .............. 49,. ..ba8xlna
r.. ,.,,A Ml.s clark.
Of Of Sew sevilie. : 'o'A '''s '"' '''
Mrs.. Cntnero.
La F1eaa Del Reggimento.... .Donizeeti
MISS Chase.
Ioc1eto .....:................ ..SaSamoati
. - =
Mrs. 7. A. Jemfeson will entertain the
Research club at their meeting OF Mo-
vember s. The subject il the Modern
Drama, ana the program win be:
Hernar0 ehaw Characteri.tfrs-
Morse.
Review. "Nan and super- -Man.-Mrs
Thompson.
-TalF "Ternara sh.v a. a ~r,+,o.-
Mra. Caxin.
Round Table-I.eader. Mrs. James.
Censorship Of the English Stage.
. . .
The West Side Forestry club will have
their annpal Christmas party Thursday,
December IL, at the home OF Mrs. w.
L. Bates. The affair will be a Thin
BILE party, and the program will be:
Vocal solo, The Birthday of a. King
CNeidlinger)-Miss Lucille McAfee.
Thoughts That Christmas Bring
Mrs. Harry Forbes.
Yuletide Suggestions-Mrs. o. E.
Walker.
neaolns-M1sS NINA Roudebueh.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-11-29

Miss Grace Dana entertained her card
club Thursday afternoon. followed by
. dinner partz- and cards In the even
ing.. The members Of the club are:
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Mrs Otto Kiene entertained her
bridge club Friday afternoon Substi-
tutes were: Mrs. Floyd Baker. Mrs.
graft
Miss Olive White entertained at
| thimbles Friday afternoon for num-
| Der of the college girls who are in
| Topeka during the Thanksgiving vaca-
ton. The list included: Miss Leila
| James, Miss Hermione Van Laer, Miss
| Miss Margaret Welcome. Miss Mary
Helen Shirer, Miss Fanny Steves, Miss
| Edna Reinbach, Miss Alison Shaver.
Miss Edna Cerken,. Miss Alice True,
] Miss Ruth Kingman, Miss Florence
| Warner, Miss Florence Hoover, Miss
Irene Reeves, Miss Hazel Jones. Miss
| Helen Stewart and Miss Flora Stew
| few days as the guests OF Miss Van
Laer and Miss Nara Jones-
| . .
The officers Of the Good Govern
ment club will be glad to receive any
of the visiting women who are in town
for the conference of women held to-
day, at the home of Mrs. Lee Monroe,
this evening Any Of the women who
are here for the conference and are
remaining over night. will be vel
coined for an informal visit with the
Good Government club officers
Prof. z. D. Schonberger will give
Servant in the House." at the Central
Congregational church Tuesday even
ing. December 2. under the auspices
or the Womanss society and the Inter
mediate Endeavor Of the church. nr.
Schonberger is . dramatic reader ol
The Topeka state journal., 1913-11-29

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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-13
PUTNEY.

Miss Gladys Howe left last week to
work in Greenfield, Mass.
Only three deer were reported the
iirst day Of the hunting season, being
shot by Henry ENerleth Harlan Whit
ney and Lloyd Longueil
Mrs. Angie Herman of Tewksburv
Mass, and Mrs. Myron Raymond OF
Bellows Falls, sister and niece of Ira
Davenport, visited him last week.
Mrs. \ +. Mathews was in town
Monday and Tuesday with her milli-
merry. She Will come again next Mon
day, which she expects will be her last
trip for this season.
{. !. Poland, Mr.. Kellogg, F. +.
Martin and DR.. G. \. Prouty went
Sunday to Somerset to be on hand for
hunting Monday, but the weather was
very unfavorable and they returned
home Monday night They will try
their luck Later
First Baptist church, Rev. A. +.
Trice pastor Preaching 1915. The
nrecognized Christ. Sunday school ar
Il. Men 5 class in the auditorium.
Lecture and discussion, topic, The
Book Of Daniel. Christian Endcavor
meeting Z. Union midweek prayer meet
ing in the Baptist church Thursday at
go r. IN. All are welcome
y poverty party was given in the
Baptist church Friday evening under
the auspices of the Christian Endeayor
society. There was an attendance of
.dl. speaking contest took place, DR..
II. II. Lawrence taking first prize, a
stick of candy, and honorable mention
was made OF Mrs. Whitman and Miss
Walkup. Games We're played and re
freShmentS served.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-13

NORTHFIELD. MASS

Ernest Pf9qteEtt..has gone to Beckett
TO work for T. L. Proctor.
Carl Newton OF Springfield was ,,n
guest Of Lee Howard Tuesday.
The cross-countrv run Of IIcrmonites
on Monday was Won b, the BOYS ut
Overton.
John Anderson is in L. II. Wilbur !
blacksmith shop while the latter Is on
jury duty.
Mrs. |. \. Harris. who was recently
injured by an automobile. was able 10
attend church on Sunday.
The Tau ri OF the seminary we're en-
tertained by the Pierian society Of
Mt. Hermon Saturday evening.
The missionary committee Of the
Congregational church conducted tlc
Thursday evening prayer meeting.
MIR. and Mrs. c. II. Webster and Mrs
G. c. Stearns went tesBoston Friday by
automobile and returned MONDAY.
RAYMOND Clapp Of Amherst coli, 81
and Dorothy Clapp Of Fitchhurc nor
nal school are 1T home, i'll with grin.
Miss Elsie Barker left Thursday for
Saranac sanitarirm, whore she expects
TO stay several months for treatment.
Miss Eva Tower, who teaches in
Montague, visited the schools here
Monday. She was former PRINCIPAL
Of our high school
Waldo Stevenson, who spends his
summers here with his parents, visited
his sister, Miss Marion, at the seminary
Sunday lie is captain of freshman track
team Of Pennsylvania university. where
, he IS student. Last Saturday he came
with the track team to Dartmouth col
/ le9c and ran with the freshman cross
country team at Dartmouth. steven
son 5 team won.
Rev. Or. Rowland for many wears
a missionary in Mexico. preached at
the Congregational church SUNDAY. His
subject in the morning was 4 Pillar
! in the Church. At the sunday school
| session and in the evening he spoke on
! the political situation in Mexico. He
| evidently does not approve of much of
the policy of the United States in re-
| lation to Mexico
| The lecture by Nat Brigham Monday
night At skinner gymnasium drew a
| large crowd. His pictures Of the na.
j tlonal park were very beautiful. Two
/ Mt. Hermon boys gave some numerous
stunts that drew much applause. The
lecture on The Canyon Of Arizona
could not he given as the Illustrations
We're moving pictures and the brigade
would be obliged To pay large insur-
ance in order to give them in the
| gymnasium.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-13
MORTIFIED FARMS. MASS

Marjorie Srrae,,o +. ,,-orI-;,,,r =, pro4
tIhboro ''i'''E III - 1T e.
c,..r.
ION AIon,l,, " ''
NJ
~ '-"HleS h'heNoleht society VIII
ra,,,t - -, 80 -
~ -''',i' e'uihSa 'oat urhaN dtcr
= -" "'a !" hoStoh.
MIS- ''oNef OF baldWlnsNlile mas
sn d guest oi MIS-. ERNEST flames
ilahdo Shearer OF Elm Grove is
VISITING ms brother ~ Pine Meadow.
Mr.. and Mrs John Field are with
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-13
SAXTONS RIVER.

Mrs. Earle Martin is visiting in
East Nestmorcland
l. NJ. Hunt went Saturday to Dover
and Newfane deer hunting,
Mrs VIII Stoodley went Saturday to
Barre. Mass. to visit several DAYS.
Saul Rogers and Mrs. Pearl Swan
visited in West Brattleboro last week.
Rev +. \. Mason and family expect
to move soon to 80 Pine street, Bel
lows Falls
Miss Hazel Gale has been home from
the Howard hardware store a few days.
i'll with jaundiee.
Miss Mary Knowlton is back from.
the White mountains and expects to be
home for the winter
George Mark has been having Sc
rious time with an liberated tooth
which caused an abscess on his face.
Mrs. r. L. Twitchel is doing her
family homework alone now. having
partially recovered from the effects OF
"A fall :; few weeks ago
Mrs. Mary Tarbell. 81 years old. for
many years residents OF this place,
died at the home OF her son, John Tar
bell, in Westminster Friday morning.
The funeral was held in Grafton sun
day and the body was buried beside
her husband i'm that place. She leaves
TWO sons, John and Henry Tarbell, and
enc daughter, Mrs Jeanette Holt. an
of this place.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-13

K. >. Cmlds of Brattleboro was i'm
town on business Wednesday.
The freight train resumed opcration,
Wednesday on the West river railroad
the washout having been repaired
IN automobile party CONSISTING of
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Adds and MIR and
Mrs. d. 2. Dewitt of Brartleboro were
at the Inn Tuesday.
The Christian Endeavor society
meeting will be held IN the Baptist
church at $50 Topic. Tcmucrancc
Facts and Figures. Leader, Rev Ioscpi
Mexican.
Martin Perry shot a good sized deer
Tuesday on the Deane place. On Wed
ncsday Arthur Greenwood shot ono on
Round hill and r. W. SNYDER .ot a a0o-
pound buck in the south hill district.
Deputy sheriff W. N. sparks. accom-,
ipanicd Sheriff Mann of Brattlehoro to
Rutland Wednesday, their GRAND he
ling to take Gardner Hill Of West
Townshend to the workhouse. where
he will serve a term of five months
Mark Merrifeld and his sister, Miss
Carrie Fl. Merrifcld, and their aunt
Miss Carrie Farrer, who had been al
the Inn since July Z, left Tuesday for
Brattleboro, where they will make their
home several weeks at the Brooks
House.
Hugh Stratton started hauling LOGS
from new lot Wednesday for James
Underwood, destined for the Last
Block company Of Brattleboro. The
lot Is in Athens and 50 far from the
station that team can make Int one
trip day
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-13

The KNIGHTS of CoI,n,h,,s l,a ;,,-,,u.
ton Of officers TUESDAY nial+
cr.,la. W.. - ;,
Rrattlchoro ,vcrc - town '' T,.o'' ''''e'S y
TI,,.,. ,4to,, .t-.
,uo,pi,,a ~, ,,l,.,. IN. ., i"'S'i'}
ri,a p.3.f..I i''i'--
" .'', .''"i-''. A'ld ua<af aud
''''''-''''S evening IN mon halt
N'~. Margaret Richard won the 81 ao|3
piece gwen ny 1h" l.. {. b y Tuesday
evening
Many oi the youna people of E,attIa-
,''m attended the dane" gwen by the L.
/ J.. .. y tuesday evening ia Union hail
Miss Nice Cam, who graduated fror..
t'tccHucid hospital in june has returned
To start her nursing career i'm that city.
The family of Frank Gearoa o,,ta,-
tanned Wednesday Norman : Erocl,,,r
and his sister Mrs D. \. .Iannis,n -
West Brookhcld. Mass. Edwin .Jan,,i.o,,
of Cambridge. Mass. and Mrs Johnson !.
cousin. Mts. Thomas.
The body of Postmaster Gao,oa "
Moore of -tI-tcad was brought hero Wod
ue-tuy forenoon to be- ~cnt ia hi. all
bone n Plymouth. VI Mr. Moore ,,-.,.
for uany wears Il business faa,, ~ ~.
mouth and Ludlow. at ono fir,o ,oL,
master OF Plymouth. and Tor many yaa,-
postmaster mt .Nl-tead where he also lad
@ country store.
Am,n. those f,4fn n.tt.,.. E,r. ill.,.
attended the burial nf Da,iI I,,.,.,. 49,
ut WatpnIa Tur..l,,- a,t.,.',n,,, ,,.,'.
sister. }Fre FRANZ. Gao,s. H.. o.
/ cIara George. m, al and W.. pa''.,
/ y, iu. Mr. Ic6ni~on Who u.,. I.',., -.
Wapole and lived nr,abo, - ,.a ~.''' ~. ~
in BELOW, Falls and. Iudlor- i,aL ~
denly Friday at ms homo ~ W. ~ e''
field. Mass. ''''''>
Hahn, p,.ta l..I
boma -, TTan,,, ''.,,' ''1,''E h's"t at has
,,I ''i i''LlN street. alter long illness
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-13
WEST TOWNSHEND.

Mrs. Rand Of Athens is visiting her
son, Walter \. Rand
zee Benson and Rola Smith of Brat
tlcboro are in town hunting.
Samuel Bishop picked m arbutuS
blossom NOV. II. while hunting deer.
Charles O. Kimball spent Friday ami
Saturday with relatives in BrattIehoro.
Mrs. George Hou2hton has returned
from visit with relatives in Chester
and AndOver
Miss Edith Clark and Miss Robin
son Of Jamaica were in town Monday
visiting the schools
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Prescott of
Brattleboro are at Marcia Howe 5. Mr..
Prescott IS enjoying the hunting.
Arthur .Jennison and Raymond Howe
We're lucky, deer hunters Monday morn
ing, but not many have been shot here.
The women of the T. \. club spent a
pleasant afternoon Tuesday with Mrs.
Iarr Refreshments were served The
next meeting Will be held with Airs.
l.. j. Harris Dee. g.
sz
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-13
TOWNSHEND.
BAPTIST RALLY DAY.
Interesting Services by Sunday School
Some Historical Data.

The Baptist Sunday school held its
rally day Sunday morning. The stormy
weather lnterfered with the attendance
and necessitated some changes in the
program. After the opening exercises.
II response TO the roll call of classes a
varied program was presented. the
pastor 5 class was represented by Fred
Ii. Willard, who spoke of his interest
in and his attendance of the school
Tor - years. He paid a high tribute
to the men and women OF the past
years, pastors and laymen. who inspired
and helped him both by precept 'and
example. Miss Harriet Fletcher :
class and Mrs. Ella Mason : class re-
sponded by scripture selections. and a
poem read by Mrs. Mason Mrs. Ne
Sean 5 class also recited scripture pas
sages The seminary class taught by
Homer ). Heath responded ~ singing
IN an inspiring manner, one Of Alex
ander s gospel songs. Miss Pearl Thay-
er being absent, her class was under
the management Of Miss Annis Will
liams, who led the girls in sweet song.
Judge i. l.. Hastings s class of bows
reclted with their teacher the Tooth
Psalm. The officers were represented
hy Snpt. /. f. Chase in talk on the
value of Sunday school work.
An address on The History of the
School was given by Rev. Joseph Me
kean. The school was organized in
May, ls2s, by Rev. j. NJ Graves, the
first pastor of the church, in the old
brick school house in district No. ,.
which is still standing Little is known
Of the school for several years until
the church moved its services to the
seminary, holding its Sunday services
in the chapel. With the rapid growth
Of the academy and following the re-
NIval Of lS31, under the passionate OF
Mr.. Ely the school developed rapidly III
numbers and influence From 1897 in
to the ffties, during the pastorates of
Rev. W. j.. Upham ana Rev Horace
Fletcher, the school reached its high
est enrolment. 226 pupils and %
teachers, that being the highest enroll
ment OF any Baptist Sunday school in
Nlndham county up 10 that time The
population of the town in the late
fftics was nearly twice the present
population, being 1876. and the semi
nary had nearly six times as many stu
dents as at present.
j. T.. Chase has served the school as
superintendent since January, 1912 He
was preceded by Deacon T. H. Hast
ings, who served - years Deacon
George II. Houghton was his prcdeces-
Sor three or four years. Deacon
Kenyon served three wears. and was
the successor of Henry \. Scott. who
served several years. Deacon Charles
q. Stebbins served nine years, and he
followed Judge Abshai Stoddard. who
served at least nine years. and here
the record fails so far as information
Is concerned about the officers Of the
school since tho election Of the first
superintendent in 1928 1t is hoped that
information concerning this period,
from 1s2S to 1883. may be secured and
a connected history written.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-13
WEST GUILFORD.

Most OF the people Of West Guilford
were II Ncwfane last week attending
court.
George Codding will sell all of his
real estate and personal property by
auction Saturday, NOV. Is.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Fairbanks of
Greenfield are spending two weeks with
their parents Mr.. and Mrs. Hosea
Fisher
Mrs, IT, w Carpenter and two child
rem OF Greenfield came last week
Thursday to spend two weeks with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Nichols
surprise party was given Leslie
Buttons Saturday, it being his 10th
birthday anniversary. \ few of his
young friends gathered and dinner was
served and games were played. The
Young host received number Of pre-
SCENTS
For the land s sake-use Bowker' $
Fertilizers. They enrich the earth and
those who till it. -
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-13

Lite is worth living
Through every grain of it.
From the foundations
To the last edge
OF the cornerstone, death.
w. L. Henley
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-13

the average man is as good rs
his uncle, all will be we'll
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-13
Twin State Gas &
Electric Co.
Professional Cards

hR. HENRY TUCKER. Residence, S
II Grove street; telephone, POS. once,
Leonard block. Hours 100 to and : 10 q.
Telephone. 4g-I.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-13

AZ. ". II. LANE, office and residence, 81 y
Main ST. ONCE hours. Mornings until
Q :; afternoons until 2.3O: evenings until 8.
Telephone. I3o.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-13

mr.. e.. y. HUNTER. WIisaou Block. over
- Scott grocery. Office hours; ! TO , p.
M, G.3O to ,. m. Readcnce. West Brattle-
orc.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-13

~ X. AIDElCU. NJ ID. Hours. 1880 to
- 2.3o.7 To =. uhice phone IS mouse lG5-2
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-13

Mr.. II. y. GREENE, Physician and Surgeon
Orlce, Baul, block Hours. to . a. IN,
] 70 3, aud ~ =. m. Residence, 81 Green
81. Telephone connections.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-13

EUOMAS RICE. ~. b. once and residence
1 over Vermont Savings Bank. Hours. >
90 Q 20. M, ! 10 IS and Z TO p. M.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-13
Simple 10 Operate

one quart of water in the
radiator, and when you want heat,
turn Il valve, light the gas and you
have