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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-14
H. |. wilson HAS
CAUSED TROUBLE
Illl. N1BN~~ AnOR'S STNTINgNr
M\kIN PRESIDENT VII
~ON MAD.
MY FIRE HIM At once



NNSII\GrON Aug I3. Tho
United States government has Infor-
mHIN .nuud.J r.. r.u..,. and has,
learned tnlt f.r.iuY r..y.rn,,..,,t.
generally vM do uofhtu,, to .r,h'r
rss tho p,a.r rnII.. nf pr,.'I.nt
Wilson tuvard \Ir,i.n and .,r. ir-
cUnpd to supunit IL
II,uru luue Wilson who's. ro.i,.no-
i.on us ambassador tn Ar.,i., r.+n,,t-
N was accented t, tI.r .n.,t b,to
hcr ll issued . s,,trm,nt tnJ,,' AZ
uckiup IN. rrporlrd sf,trn,rt ~ A.,
British fur,i.u ofHr, tb,t r.rogni.
ton of tine Incrtu rn,srunaut b.d
been extended ,ftrr br had ma" a
'rouaqrlulator sp.,,bn tn hn nrnN
lgiuual president
President Wilson r.ad fine a,nLos-
.rdoI.s .t,t,u,,.ut ',,l ,.as s. i,,a,,,..
cd M MS tone and r,nt.nts ,hn, i,',''i, ~.
promptly requested s,,r't1r,. Hr,.an
Il. ascertain tLroIsn tb, urlti,h am,
I.-s. here t,r,rb.r tb. utt'r,nc, ~
tur British forriau ofIier ~ r.rort.d
uas correct. and tnuirbt tb. Jisr,is-
.YI Df Amblg-Ydnr \liis.n ., g,,,,,-
mar, ,rr.ufpnr. nf his r,.is,,,t,n,,
u nI.. ,o'r,t ip,,.diat.I, ,,,s nr
I.ri,r. .nu-id.rIl..r I,. ,n. ,I,,i,,ts-
u.,tinu
ti,,l N,,,i,.. r.
''' NAMING ''"S''9''
the day here m the Mexican situation
Whi, dispatches from John Lind. the
personal representative i'm Mexico of
President Wilson indicated that ho
was In personal touch with Francisco
','Iup"a' MeN'4n minister of for
'.E" 'Uai'S' ana was preparing to
ly'ii"'' ~. I'PI'0rniau"hS ol inc
u'I'" N'aI'H on lhr restoration or
p',',y ,i' M'AI'o'
, '"I'i I''l'7l conferred tohIght IN
'I' un'iIl''ia,loh a'lIludr toward
Am u'7a'u'r w llsuh remarks con-
corning inc BRUSH government, and
'l' "''l'lloh ihal european gov
'I"Il,"'s We're uISpos'd 10 lend their
D"vI"l support l' lIt5lnchi WILSON'S
p",.'l'
WIS l'uIIl'd 'h3l many, oil the
i"I''En tg''ihih'nls DeiiGte the Mex
,,'" r'"t,'''" 10 ,' pg'uIlhIiy Wthln
'.l' pi"'In'' "i american diplomacy
ana though they tax" no Affirmative
lD'I"IN ll'H VIII hoI interfere win
,'' ,'''' program ior cohstltu-
li"Hl"l 'slia nHshed government
,hr"uIh Nhlrh PRESIDENT wilson be-
''N's A.' l"''lSh interests ultimately
can I' hcst conserved.
no American government mas
learned some of these things only by
lhdH''li"h' lui Nllhin the last two
Gays the developments IN Japan
auI 'b'al hIlluh, Two htllonS whch
hl'h'lI' hId r'c"snz'd the Huerta
government indicating To officials
her" thai these governments were
pending Judgment has been taken
"S concrete evidence of favorable
LllIlud" uy foreign governments to
president Wilson's peace policy
Japuns drcllnlllOu TO receive Cen
,raI Felix D.Iz as special amhlssa-
dor .Dnt Pos President liuorta was
officially confirmed here today
VIII Confer Today.
T.I.,rr,o. S..r.t,r, p,..,p and
pr..II,ut Wilson viii li..ns. the ,c'
,.,,,..5 .f..f.,,,.,,t ..f t,. p,itisb r,r-
...'. .n... u,pi.b 'e,id tr.t crnat
l,rit.,i,. r..,,.,,i,.J a D,. rI,.rt., .,o,,.
.r.u..rt opI, rrn, ist.p.Ir rsr5in,,
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-14

Tho holy bonds cf matrimcny come
times merely indicate a merger.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-14
Tine WGa0IlGP

TULSA, Aug. l3.-The temper
eture. Maximum l0li minimum
70 South winds aud clear
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-14

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-28

The following wedding announce
ment has been received in Amarillo:
Nr. aud Mrs. j. W shepard an-
uounce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter Mary Irene, 10 Mr. James Louis
White. Ir.. Tuosday, the twenty.
fourth OF June. nineteen hundred ahd
thirteen. Plano. Texas Al home
Al Mckinney, Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-28

smith Company maintained head
quarters az BROWN cod and operated
branch stores a. Hallinger. San An.
cello. Brady. sveetwater and Abb
iene The Brounwood house all be-
transformod into u branch house and
headquarterr VIII Boz established ai
Galveston. opening Tor business Sop
TENDER first
j. J.. Smith banker oi Amarillo
and secretary treasurer o. thc fIm
and J Blackwell % nrovuuDo1 vice.
president. have been in Galveston
some time intctigafing natter per.
tainlne 40 mo firms intention to o..
tablish headquartera hero Hr smith
says We have grown fH point
whore We want 10 spread Own moro
We viii cst1blish Iu Galveston large
wholesalc supply house 'r0m which
We Will supply tho trade r1u.Iru0u.
20 the city Wr WIN make Galveston
our principal importing station and
through this port Hil bring good.
purchased boz tno astern marriott.
taking adyaniaRe Of fhe Faier ra''.
from NcR York Philadelphia Eal
purchased boo thr Eastern mHrt.
supplying Our western hoa.r more
economically fbau ac can uy 900 uI.
shipments from these point
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-28
WALKER SMITH
CO. EXPANDING
pIHCiIASt SITE ~ GALVESTON
AND WILL ERECT BIG FIRE
PROOF Hiding.

GALVESTON. Texas, June 81
Tho WaIker.smith Company. owners
of chain of wholesale grocery stores
and grocery and candy manuiactur-
Ing embellishments hay. purchased a
ste on ihe southwest corner OF TWen-
tieth street aud Avenue A. where n
adj erect a modern fire-proof build
ine especially adapted 10 food and
candy mauufacinring ana o whole
sale grocery business. This marks
tire SUCCESS Of The second venture b.
Galveston Commercial Association
within one week Ia the matter OF
hrlngiug manufacturing and distri-
hut'ns concerns ~ prominence and
worth to Galveston Much OF this sur
cess BE- attributed 10 the additional
distributing facilities enjoyed by Gal
weston as result OF the opening OF
the mierroastal Canal. and the pre-
aiefad increase of these facilities 10
como fh NE opening OF the Pana.
ma Canal
The magnet drawing the attention
OF manufacturing and distributing
concerns - iho very low freight rates
af which goods can De- Imported
throu.h Galveston and vet down
within Doe western and Southwestern
territory The low rates on water
transportation are directly responsi-
Do for .HIs condition. Tho Walker
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-28

The Federation Of Women an
pounce meeting 10 be- held this ar
fcrnoon ~ { o'clock. IN the literary
rooms OF the City Hail The ANA
RHO Beautiful Committee" Of which
Vre Avery Turner Is chairman, b
raopeeted 10 meet about 3.i5 D. m.
4 mn attendance is urged.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-28

The Home Mission Society Of the
First Christian church has disband-
I'D until the second week In Sepiem-
Der though the ladies viii still take
orders for home made delicacies. Is
notice Is given 10 Mrs Latney Barnes
COO Pierce street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-28

features. A. its close refreshments
~ lee cream. cake and punch were
served
Those present were Misses Anti
and All May Aston, Mrs George Mrs.
BrummeH. Mersrs Thompson, With
orspoon. Little, Blackburn ana Foun-
tain
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-28

u uH. RherU st0od iho women Gnc
rh laren ...H eoman wiih huddah
drawn usHy over her 'ae Then
r,a women cnue g.. a.l u them
ri ely FrIl.3 lnd wrapped w SIS
rr.es TU nrt WIS 'ha brides
mother ~ '0p o. her bead was O.
Ht'e trsy ml 2 with red l1. Goals o.
one 5be cl.ied a Jewaed chattee
% water N hor hand.
Bride Carried ln
The four other women bore trays
lo del uith different kind Of fruit
The women marched around The bride
groom seven tines. The bother pour
.u. Doe water gently out % the chat.
fo. 20 hat b formed circle around
arHadfa She then stepped aside and
'n bride was brought 10
q number Of symbol agrues had
been chaikod upon a board On top
NJ these figures the brio vas seated
aui 'hru carried into ~ room by the
barber ard his asalsguts Within
u. circle which had BIN made by
fh' water the mother mad spilled
trard was carried around surindro
si1 times The board as then low.
cred from the shoulder that bore %
alI 'he bride vas placed It her hus
band feet
During this ceremory the bride
groom had never NOV a muscle
Ina barber and his slsiaufs nov
uu'd Anaudi to the Iyel Of Suriu
II. face. underneath a larGc sheet
.l bad been c.ed over their
h,ds The brides n Their and al
other woman near of Kin. we're on
. either side OF The briCd pair Each
woman held lIsht eli Sc 20 the fac,
If the bride aud bride room and III,
auoo was removed tom the bride
/ lace
TO. sheets Woro thrl carried away
ana the bridegroom walked into M,
gods house fho barrier and his as
+ atauts carried the br le In just after
/ n husband Within circle chalkrc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-28

on the Goor tUc OIL. and bridegroom
were seated ogr. g one another
between them was Vase hllcd With
flowers ON this - the Lack OF
the bridegroom I'd was placed
while The back OF re brides hand
was placed In h palm Tho two
hands we're then D "a together With
wroaths u flower hoe In Thorn tho
marriage Gee was Iced
Each family gum laid down the
mw TO .hc oppo g faihcriu.AN
Dat not one wor sm said 20 'ha
bridal couple A ne side OF fhr
bride father wa large dish i''.d
with water from .Hs acred Gaaros
into which he h| dropped a ruby
ring aud thin ron Bracelet Tine
bracelet WIS give 20 ihe bride and
the ring to the BIZ room. who were
both sprInkled v.h some OF the
sacred water AM he fowers we're
thrown al them
Tho bride. still on the plank. vas
lifted and carried frsi % the rrht
side OF 'le room lri then b the .ft
The urrlcs OF th bride and BIRDS
groom we're mex Tide togeiher This
ldo thom husband and wife.
After the marriage Mot had thus
been t.,d the bsil. aas placed on her
feet. standing in front o. her hush I'd
with h.r back toward bin The Al.
t1udar. placed a Ter baud a plate
upon which were same nce and some
p.auta.1. while a'sp oflightod straw
vas thrown a. hor feet The brils
was then conducted 20 hr husband !
side in the par,.ls Of her hair a.
? the front some rsl powdor was rub
bed This rcd Dos Der nay ~ worn
by ives only. never By maids o..
widows. and the cllddah. which sh'
ao~ Ionned lor TIE hnt time. VA
drawn over her lace.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-28

bracelets llgs. under h'r Throat vas
a neck'lcp al pearls. below which
hms dozen o. more gold chains
Her ,rrs. which had been pierced ~
siy rIBr.. had earring of hue work
m,ushu suspended from each hole
From whore tbg hair met thH forehead
vas hum. ID fringe OF gold and pearls
ON h,r ankles were gold bangles ATT
of us gold would have proved a
bnv burden Go thr bride BE- she had
boon obliged To walk, but she was
not
IN another part OF .he house the
surls uf the TWO tamil were laying
ANN Che law 90 the $3.50 a.hcrsn.
I.u making the necessary settle
w.rts and promises Ia's ceremony
shiloh As tedious and lasted several
t.r-. was culIygugi by the muus
obo went among guests aud spr.uhlod
I.m with rose water which Was car
red in silver vases.
ON upon the ears OF tho guests
b,r.t the cry The bridegroom
..u.s an heads were turned GO
81. Lila r.uc girls who could NOT have
non over SIX }elrs OF age beurul
Hstf.t torches un through .he court
.rd oat into 90, street and lead surin
dT0 Boz
Tho bridegroom vas seated upon
ur placed Boz the center OF the cour
t.- him while he was seated on thi
ug and 10 was as much as an hour
b -uas instructed iu his marital F.shn
and duties by the family guru.
On the ground. nearly lu front o
srr.ndro was a small pan 30 brich
/ ,.B Goals of sacred Gre and at hi
Side vas the barber. who was haste
of cermouics and who from time @
time blew a trumpet
Toe family guru lett the c0urtyar
I'D went Into Tie womcus apaT
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-28

n YOU are suffering with any ola
running or fever sores. ulcers. Dolls
eczema or other skin troubles, get q
box OF Bucklen's Arnica Sal'c ana
YOU viii get relief promptly Mrs.
Bruce Jones. Of Birmingham. Ala"
suffered from an ugly ulcer for nine
months and Bucklen's' Arnica Salye
cured her In two weeks VIII help
you. only 25c. Recommended by
Amarillo Drug store.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-28
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT AND
KILLED AT ~ KkB, RNEIl

y S. Grigss received a message
last night from liurkburnett. stating
that his cousin. J Care Dixon, aeed
83. had been accidentally shot aud
killed Al that point The details we're
moager Mr. Dixon was O native oil
Tennessee. His parents live on a
ranch near Clovis. y NJ The re-
mains will be- shipped 10 Amarillo
and held. pending more definite 1d-
vices as to the point of intermcnt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-28

Personals
Mrs l.. -. Simmons and little
daughter. Dorothy. who have been
on a three months trip. returned
home yesterday accompanied by Mr.
simmons who spent the past two
weeks with them az Galveston,
Mrs. G.. + SINGER Is on an yTfended
psu iu California
I'm. Robert lee Millef. Of Wichita
Fails. arrived In the city yesterday
20 be- the guest of hie parents, capt
land Mrs. Em A Miller. 1900 Tyler
street. Dr. Miller is just recoyerina
from recent illness and Is Boo Ama.
lrillo 10 recuperato.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. q Dickson hav" 70.
Their guest Miss Rush Of sulphur
Springs.
Miss Celia Jenkins, late principal
LOT the primary department of the
|Cl1udc. Texas, public school. now 'is'
Lifting with her sister and family Mrs
In n. Collins ~ sos West Ninth 81,
win leave about July for a summer
vacation IN Colorado and viii ai-
tend the Chautaupua at Bouler dur
linz her stay
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Turner who LETT
several weeks ago on pleasure trip
To- Colorado and other points are uo"
Icuioyiug san Francisco and Los An.
pelrs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-28
Tn orI DID OF MOSQUITOES

You can sleep. Fish. Hunt OF attend 10 auy Wott
without being worried by the hHing o. singing
OF Mosquitoes sand fics Cnats - other insect
Nv applying 70 the face, ears and hands pky
PoRfnRs ANTIsEPTiC HEALING OH
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-07-23
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

Mrs. f. f. Simonds went to Benning-
ton Tuesday to visit friends.
H. G. Benson is taking carriage
drive to Windham, Townshend and
Wardsboro.
Randall Holden was thrown from
horse Sunday and in falling his leg
was broken
Prof Lawrence and family of East
Orange, =. J., came to their summer
home July II.
Helen Young returned Saturday to
her home III Gardner, Mass, after Wis
iting her mother
Mrs. 4. +. Cudworth went to New
York city Saturday She was accom-
panied By Lorraine Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jaquith ana
three children of Dorchester. Mass.
are spending two weeks at the Jaduith
homestead
+. II. Pierce is building a bungalow
on his farm about a mile from the vii
lage. d. l.. Benson is building a piazza
bungalow on his house.
Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Converse. Mrs.
Orrel Tyler and Minnie Tyler took an
automobile ride to Westminster Satur-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Converse went to
Adams, Mass, Tuesday to visit friends
q week
Out-of town people at Mrs. Jane
Lyon funeral last week We're Rev.
and Mrs. J. $. Lyon and son and
daughter Of Holyollc Mass, Clarke c.
Fits and two sons of Brattleboro and
Daniel Lyon Of Gmlford.
Dr. o Conner of Brattleboro was
called in consultation in the cases of
Mr. and Mrs. &. J. Thompson last week.
ut present Mr. Thompson is slightly
improved, while Mrs. Thompson re-
mains about the Same Two trained
nurses from Brattlcboro are caring for
them
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-07-23
WEST TOWNSHEND.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter W. DeCen were
weekend guests of relatives in Weston.
Mrs. Elmer Harris and Miss Edith
Harris went Wednesday to Westmore-
land
Mrs. John Bishop and daughter,
hatheryn, and Samuel Bishop visited
III Bratleboro Tuesday.
Mrs. George Worthley was in Putney
last week. She was accompanied home
by her mother, Mrs. Welthea Brainard.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Howard of
Westminster were at the home of Mr..
Howard S parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Yves
ley Howard, last week.
The West Townshend Grange will
give an entertainment Friday evening
consisting of music, readings and two
farees, Taking the Census and \ Paper
Match.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-07-23
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The address in the Congregational
church by Booker T. Washington, the
noted Negro educator. will be given
Thursday evening Of next week,
Glass No. / Of the Baptist Bible
hool are having picnic today at the
home Of Mrs. l. r. Willard, former
hcmber Of the class, in South Vernon.
Wells & Go. have secured the SER
vices Of frst-class pastry baker from
New York city to take care of orders
for wedding and birthday cakes and
fancy articles.
\ meeting of the members of the
Brattloboro Boat club viii be held at
the office of G. r. Crosby i'm Crosby
block Thursday evening at $50. Plans
viii be made for an outing up the river
AT an early date.
Mr.. Walton, inspector for the Cad
ilt@e company, will come to town TODAY
to inspect all Cadillac ears. His head
quarters Will be at X T. Nosher' 5. Mr..
Walton will make regular visits to
town about every two weeks.
\ much-needed enlargement of the
diet kitchen at the Memorial hospital
is nearing completion. 1t has been a
long required addition as the original
one was too small for the nurses to
prepare the meals for the patients.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Smith were DIV
IN q genuine surprise last evening.
when about dozen of their friends
called on them in their new home on
High street. Mr.. Smith was at his
store on Elm street, and after getting
him home a general good time followed.
Cards were played and a bountiful Iun-
chcon was served
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-07-23
FIRE IN SING SING.
Convicts Did Good Work III Saving the
Prison ~ Dragged Gasoline from
the Fire Zone
the Fire Zone.

oSSINING, n. v. July %. ~ Fire
late yesterday afternoon started in the
mat shop ut Sing Sing prison and
quickly spread to the lumber, carriage
end wagon departments and the ice
house. These buildings were destroyed
inside Of two hours at an estimated
loss Of Sl5o,Uoo.
About POO convicts aided in pre-
venting the flames from spreading
to the prison proper. Two TRUSTEES .
NiEcd in the Institution Is hospital.
Warden Clancy said that the prisoners
fire squad did excellent work, and none
attempted to escape. Several couyicts.
whose identity was not disclosed. en-
tered the fire zone and rolled barrels
of gasoline and beuzinc to safe dis
taucc
Tho other prisoners, over 1900 in
number were marched to their cells
20 the first alarm and locked in
hen fire threatened to attack the
prison, keepers were detailed to re-
lease them if necessary.
Smoke from the burning shops soon
hlled the cells and added to the pris
oners distress. Their cries and tho
blowing of the prison siren. usually
q signal that an escape has been
made, brought the Ossininr fro 40.
paftmcpt. Later help was summoned
from nearby towns, as a further uro-
caution against danger 10 tho main
huldi1@ The origin Of the fire is nm.
known.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-07-23
PERSONAL.

+. G. Chace and H. G. Rice left to-
day on an automobile trip to Provi-
dence, Il. |.
Warren Crosby is in Springfield, this
state, substituting in the superintend
ent s office Of the street railway during
the absence of his brother, A. J. eros
by, who is enjoying a week s vacation
in Providence, Il. l.
Among the guests at the Brooks
House yesterday and last night were
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. f. Whitfield and Mr..
and Mrs. +. NJ. Taylor of Denver, Col.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. W. G. Quincy Of Boston.
Henry B. Terry, Frank S. Norton. f..
w. Sawyer and J. w. Higgins of Hyde
Park and a. E. Roberts OF Dorset.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-07-23
TOWN SHEND.

Marion and Eloise Cummings visited
relatives in Wardsboro last week.
Miss Ethel Toilette of Weston III
visiting her sister Mrs Matte Turner.
Miss Alice Randall came recently to
the home Of her brother Fred Randall
Lawyer Butler and A. b. stark OF
Jamaica were in town on business
Tuesday.
Col. Dutton, who was in New York,
has rotrncd to his summer home in
Harmonyville
Mrs. John White ana child. who had
been visiting at Frank Adams 5 return
ed to her home Monday
Two teams belonging to the Cook
Lumber company Of Jamaica are work
ing for the Last Block company.
Perloy Allbee, who was in West Brat
tlcboro on account Of the illness Of his
father. has returned to his home
Prof. ana Mrs. Fred Landman and
son, Bernard, of Pittsfeld, Me. came
Tuesday to visit at the home of Mrs
Landman s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
A. Blood.
The topics for Sunday at the union
services in the Baptist church will be
The Ten Commandments in Modern
Life. In the morning: The Law of
Heredity, the Power of Environment aud
Personal Obligation Applied to Relig
ion, in the Second Commandment; in
the evening: Cardinal Principles of Con
duet in the Second Table, Protection
of the Person, of Society and of Prop
erty
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-07-23
NEWFANE.

K, A. Burnley of Boston is spending a
few days at c. Tibbefts s.
FL. A. McLane of Jamaica, who is
moving to Mortified, stopped Sunday
night at the Inn.
Mrs. George Bush, who was a guest
of sister at Spofford lake last week,
returned home Saturday.
J. c. Tibbetts left Monday on a bus
mess trip to Gardner, Worcester and
other places in Massachusetts.
Mrs. Van Fleet, who stayed two
weeks at the Newfane Inn. returned
Monday to her home in New Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles j. Miller and
little daughter, jeanette. visited Mr..
Miller 5 aunt, Mrs. f. G. Stiles, Sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter BalIou and
daughter, Fray, went to South London
derry Sunday and from there to Low
ell Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Houghton of
Brattleboro were guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. George Bush, also of Mrs.
Houghton 5 aunt, Mrs. Eliza Stiles, and
called on several friends in town.
Mrs. W. p. Eames was pleasantly
surprised Saturday by being the guest
OF honor at dinner party of nine at
Cneeda Rest. Among other good things
served was a birthday cake made by
Mrs. Alice Micott.
Miss Katharine Schuman of Boston
Miss Grace Warden of Springfield
field, Miss Ida Lussen and r. ".
Schlumpf Of New York city are sum
mer guests at River View farm. Mr..
and Mrs. Collado and son of BROOKLYN
are expected Friday
Engineer Bert Gates has been for a
few weeks, and is now, after arriving
from New London, running one of the
passenger trains from Brattleboro to
South Londonderry two afternoons each
week, Wednesday and Friday, to help
tighten the work of the regular enui-
neer, Roy Abbott.
Dr. and Mrs. Linton, who spent their
summer vacation at Maple Row farm.
returned Monday to their home in Cam
bridgeport, Mass Mrs Linton s moth
er, Mrs. Webber. returned home Tues
day Miss Gertrude Phillips of Chau-
mont, n. T., viii come this week and
Mr.. and Mrs. knowlton expect more
summer visitors soon.
Mrs. J. l.. Gates went to S9uti
Londonderry Sunday She was invited
BY her sister, Mrs. Viola French oil
Brattleboro, to accompany her ana a
party of friends, seven IN nu.al a..
they We're Joined soon astc- tir.r ar
rival by five more from E.attlel.oto.
who came in their automobile. They
all went to Hunt : Tavern where they
were Hospitality received by LandIorl
Hunt and served with fine dinner
with music, calling on friends. some
going to Lowell lake, the dav wa
pleasantly spent.
Three touring ears from Chepatehct
.Greenville and Harrisvilic were at the
Newfane Inn from Saturday ninht TO
tuesday morning. In the parry were
/. r. Windsor who is direct dc
tscendant of Roger Williams, his wife
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard W. Farnum. Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest E. Hopkins and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Nichols. Marjorie
L. Nichols, W. H. Nichols. Mrs. Sarah
-. hopkins, Mrs. H. NJ Lamb. Miss
May b. Lamb, Miss Salina A. Ander-
son, Mrs. Alonzo Mowry, Miss Cora
Il. Greenhaiph, Miss Jennie Green
halph, Mss Newcomb, James NJ.
Brown, Miss Minnie NJ. Brown and
Miss Ruth f. Stone