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Evening star., 1913-10-19
.LEH|GH COAL MEN DENY
ANY READING INTEREST
File Answer to Governments
Suit to Dissolve So-CaIIed
Trust.

T PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October 49,
The Lehigh Coal AMI Navigation Com
pany. one of the defendants in the suit
recently instituted in the United States
court in this city to dissolve the So
called hard coal trust" today filed
its answer, in which it denied any
community of interest with the PhiIa-
delphia and Reading Coal and Iron
Company and the Reading company,
other corporations named in the liti-
cation.
The company admits, as alleged in
the bill of complaint, that it construct
ed, owns and formerly operated the
Lehigh and Susquehanna railroad, and
that it owns and controls coal lands
estimated to contain more than $780,
600, 600 tons of available anthracite in
the Lehigh region, from which it an
nually produces 100000 tons.
Not a Common Carrier.
The company also admits that it for
merly owned more than 5000 acres of
coal land in the Wyoming region and
that it owns and repairs it's delivery
tracks to it's collieries in the Panther
CT eek district.
Though averring that under it's char
ter 1t has the power to engage in the
business of common carrier, the COM
pany denies that it operates any line
of railroad as common carrier. The
sale of certain coal lands and mines, as
but the company contends that such
deals were not for the purpose OF
forming combination to monopolize
anthracite production.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-01
)MEN SHOULD MEDITATE

What vAmaa Of ali natl ons nesd
meditation, according TO Miss
ira Bay}sy, the young woman who
making it her life work to visit
ry corner Of the globe for ,he
fposo Of stu dying women.
ohe has studied women in South
Fica wh"re she was borr; in Eng.
d, Whars her parents were reared;
Austria, where she Yves educated;
Hungary, where sha paid long
u; il Paris. where she studied
md in the South Sea Ialandr,
ere she lived for tao years and
made "A princess by she head
Of.
This young woman's philosophy ie
hias. In discussing her mission
said:
My dream ia Of world wide
loscphy that will bring everyone
bcs and that will be based solely
meditation, The pc wer Of medi-
ion is jn fioite aud the peace 80 be
lived fron it is endless.
Our present way of living is go
ptrsry 10 overy thought ofrepose
BIT it may seem an ab,u1dity. But
8 thoroughly practical and within
, scope Of everyone The women
re would be happier ard loyelier if
Fy learn lesson from their dark
efs of The Orient, the habit Of
|thdra wing for while from the
s.le Of the day to mediate. The Y
ed not g. to church; they can 90
their owu rooms or to corner Of
|eir own rooms and sit stll. With
i relaxed position the mind will
or Of it's cl)uiI,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-01

No better offer to farmers, and
Rrdners could be made. Any
hd every one who will send
be dollar and fifty cents to the
Foneer Press will not only get
for a year, but also two hun .
red and fifty first class cold
AIMED and guaranteed FROST
roof cabbage plants free.
They are grown by that well
|nown firm, VIM. G. Geraty 90.
F South Carolina. The sub
Friber to pay mail charges
bly, a few cents. Editor,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-01

Hiss Mary a. Y. Perry, daue htor
PR. and Ma. Alexander Perry,
ID ct The bone nt her parents, near
Slower" or Tuesday last. The
|lrg >sdy h*d been sick for long
lie. The bureaved ones hAve our
hpatbY in heir bereavement.
1eTel ee!Nic. over the leranins OF
Fs Perry we're he!d On Thursday,
be, body was isid 10 rsst in The
pglsse Grove burying ground.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-01

The friends nu patrons cf u
George W. Bayiis regret that b. !.
compelled to temporarily give up b..
rapidly growing pracicr in tbs ci
owing 70 the serious ilInsus Of y.
mother at her homa 10 Marshall, "
Wills he will be away somewUu,
longer, unless SONS contingvLc
arises over which be can have .
control, bis presence il our city ~,
not be delayed vefy much logger
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-01

.arsins5urg j. tie home Of msn
, s"s the reputation OF being we'll
SEQ along uss'opnmical iipss. His
ae is a. 229 E.es Frederick street.
Y lis lame is AU1ahsn Lincoln
Ter.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-01

is Gcunud Hog day
We certainty nope be doesn't see
SHADOW. because If hs does, ira
on says chat we will bavs six
ke more Of bad weather.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-01

eV. Geo.gs II. Carter, Of Ebe-
r Memorial Baptist Church,
haptize several new members
.o'rCw morning.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-01

r. JAMES J. Thomp.on, who was
a;rd AZ the City Hospital, lie
ono again. aud is getting alo o g
y ric,l,.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-01
BSOG RA".HY OF
EMINENT NEGRO MEN AND
NNNEN OF EUROPE AND
TiE UNITED STATES.

TGE UNITED STATES.
hd3p'ci to the uSa Of Students OF
race lbs p'y, and % Negro y0uln. \
valuable ~ Il handy 70 .ere0co nook ,rirh
questions ND answers Is pr.alel on
heavy popsr III GOOD large clear ty =.
And comVac,}y hound in boards. a
copy oe ms book should be in every
Negro home. l'rjcc one dollar PER vol
nlne-&Io0 Cash mast invariably ne
"un,i'a Y vii orders nNs,a2n paid. Nooi
live aoeH.s wanted Tor West Virginiu
No sample on. ii'A Stamps not aceep
ted For fui' h"c information ana terms
to AgeU:S. Address,
john +. Ernce Glit. Author %ud p:h
SunnyslCpc Cottage. Workers, \. Y.
Refers TO J Z Clifford, Esq,
Flitorr Pioneer Press
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-01
INTERESTING NOTES FROM
FAIRMONT.

+. II. d Jackson VITA nae paIIOr
uAder 'he Colonial ThSster, Mulu
ST.; Mr.. James Taylor h.s 4 chair
parlor on Madison S.ree Mr.. Grant
Boyer under Hnl's drug store, where
be cas very nss:asd up 20 as,s
shop. Dad iae:, bu, nos lees! comes
CHARLES Williams villa a seil CD.
pointed soRao1lal steblieomAu.,
hero four frat cis.s bsib.,o al
accommodating 30 ali oliSs, msAlns
90 dissn cIion ! q race, creed or color.
Hs,e G.. Emerson 10 foreman, and hv
| ncs tn expansive smile ct Welc; m
for VII. His usels,an.c sIe Meas,e.
A. Morgan, j. G. Lewis, ana M.uS
the original. In connection VIII
Mr. Wiilams's placs is fine CSC,
and sods feuu,aln, operated By MIR.
WlI!ism Mays and owned by i!act
Nrx' sc fad Measrs. Scat AID II,
son with nice c.fe On Washington
ST., near 3. Il O. station for be:t
!adias and gentlemen. Mis, Uy}-u
b. Cienshaw owns Cleaning, press
ing and repair es.abis hmen. end is
doing fse business. Mr.. George
Nj. Washington baa q shoe making
end repair shop en- the corner Of
Jrferssn and Jackson Sic.
Now after visiting The above
nsnsd busipess places, l only found
.vo ,hes hsd the Pioneer Press.
How grand AID noble is would be to
know of our business, brothers nnd
slaters through the medinn of tne
Pioneer Prese.
! Mr.. David Petty dad Ga the IS b.
inst, on sAs sgs of TO- He wre
buried on ths 20!h. a; 3 p. ID. Tee
deceased ia survived by wife snd
four daughters.
There have been ssverel private
parties in honor Of both young ls-
dies and gentlemen recently, tus :hc
grandtss was al the b ome Of Mr. ard
Mrs. +. Robisaon, On Maple Avepue,
January 23!d. Some Of thcue pres:
ens were Messrs. Floyd Lewis, E.,
Jschson, Cbss. Sprsg, DR.. Boolware,
Lsfs:sdge, d. Marin, Misses. S.
Power, NJ Dsvi,. S. Msr:ip, 81. LIE,
r. Hall, L. Ksllar, all Of FaiIm,bl,
while lsrge Dumber OF relatives
scd f'lenda from Grafton were prcs
eni. Mr.. jamie Aller furplebea tie
Il uac, assisted by sizing bnod
from GIaf,sn. After mnco siHc,r >
aud dancing b very !ooi hson;e Iunou
con wns terVsd. Al the cGnc.us.cu
CT this erjoyab!a Giveseiop, einglre
and dsnclOg wes cgsln INDUCED IL
un'li she wee bours Of the morpirR.
All retired boplngte be favored wi j.
IL iJt W III Ut = RG&EU EEClGs
Of thls Kind.
DR., j. Il, Bool4are ia q prtc ,ia;pg
phJ s!Clan Oere md roe bnl!; % +
large prac,lce smong ali rsces,
Marion Lodge, no. 40, K. Of p,
gave an open house CT ertaInmaD. OF.
!5e 22ad met, 10 msmbaro ava
friends. After able addressed hg
Rsvs. Taylor, Of Trinity Nj. L.
Church aud ToDsy, Of Nj. Z!Dp b T..
tis} Church, very ciaborote NIT
vas served TO all free. Why coulu
we not have tht Pioneer Press in &.
Of the lodges and Cube?
Charles Wiliisms, who hos be-
con fne d TO bis bed for The past -.
Ii COnyalesCeEt W. hons in SO ~.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-01

!tere6 in Pest Ofrce ct Martin sburg
Ia. as Secon, ca, natter
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-01

Furnishes IhUrOM4n Course. -.
'nstl ucLofs. Offers four-yt@r couT:ra
IL Mechanical and Clvll En4inaac!u-
81 q Architecture.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-01
THE COMM ERCIhI. [

tn ( COMM ERCIhI. COLLIGII
CoN!sce N EvOAhetpiH2, ;>icno.;rmpNJ
Cot2nleicis.i Law. iilstOry, Owes, Or
busiuesa AID Eugi:sil NIGH ,cilJui ~ l.
cation r0u:JlneI. George ". Cook, H.
Nj Detr,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-01

Faculty Of -. Three courses OF frur
yeegs each. liiU:. grade lrel4ratu:y
school. George j. Cummings, a. 81.
DEAN.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-01
TIE COLLEGE OF ARTS AID


!: I : = M ~, !.I.'.
;oAh-C,-i rIiN,luHI;it,, -! t,"C'-!e.
N5guiHr coilc&o cuuraen Il: isychrntt.
lcineNay, EGucatlon, &c, "itt si;3,t.a
OF \. s.; Pedagogical cuutses le,.,..l'%
10 Pm 3. degree. High NTtd~ cuu:.r,
III Normal Training. Is use, M..:"ai
Arts. .uu Domestic :5ciet.ccs. GrHlu-
aLcs ho!l od torOnit!Ons. L:1= - Is. lAycrr
4. A., III. D., Drau.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-20
WINDHAM.

Mr. ana Mrs. Whitcomb went away
Thursday
Mr.. ami Mrs George Harrington have
gone TO Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss Prcntiss were il
town last week.
Walter Holden WAS in Bellows Fails
Saturday and Sunday.
The Grange had = social Thursday
evening. All had very pleasant time
Mrs. Emma Rhoadcs. who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs II. NJ. Be
mis-, has gone to Chester.
The Westside school closed Friday
with exercises in the evening. Miss
Miller, the teacher, has returned home.
Following is the report of deer kill
ed: Iona Sperry killed one az the west
side; Frank Giles Of Grafton killed one
Wednesday near Horace Giles =: Viii
Carleton killed one Friday that had
eight points; NJ. II. ingalls, killed one
having ~ points Monday.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-20
A Man Who Fits His Position.
{ bennington Banner.)


There will be general congratulation
extended by the people of Vermont to
Col. Thomas Harmon, superintendent of
the Soldiers home at Bennington. upon
the occasion of his 10Th birthday ami
versary. Colonel Harmon has a splendid
army record, and as executive head of
the important institution for veterans
he has acquitted himself with distinct
credit to himself and to the state. The
Vermont Soldiers home is recognized
as one of the best institutions of the
kind in the ountry.-Rutland Evening
News
1t has been said that every great
crisis in the world 5 history has de
veloped the man for the emergency
1t might also be said that there are
instances in which particular men APP
pear to be sent into the world with the
precise mental and temperamental
qualifications needed in some particular
work, and here in Bennington, where
he is better known than in most places.
these conditions seem to have been met
in the case of Colonel Harmon. The
trustees who have charge Of the insti-
tuition and the old soldiers under his
care are of the unanimous opinion that
the present superintendent and his lob
are the two parts of a water-tight Joint
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-20
SOUTH WINDHAM.

George Chase is Stating lis barn.
w. i. Tenney has finished work on
the state road.
Roger Convey of Chester is staying at
Alva \. Harris :.
Miss Bessie Tcnnev was home from
Townshend over sunday.
Ernest Cobb Of South Londonderry
is in town hunting deer.
f. l.. Burbee started for his home in
Springfield, Mass, sunday.
Mr.. Field went to Brattlehoro and
back Sunday on his motorcycle
Myron Piper of Chester was a re-
cent visitor at y. !. Frederieks.
Charlie r. Jones Of Chester called
on friends in town one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs j. y. Shaw visited at
the home Of their uncle, J. Q. Whit
comb, in Townshend Saturday.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-20
WEST TOWNSHEND.

J. \, Neinot is working in Windham
this week.
G. b. Switzcr is giving his buildings
4 coat Of paint.
Walter Harris shot large buck
Monday afternoon
Mrs Henry Stratton and two chill
dren were in Brattleboro Thursday.
Miss Molaska Capen Of Winhal is
visiting her brother, Harvey r. Capen.
Miss Mabel Rand of Fitchburg,
Mass, was a recent guest at Dr.
q. T. Gales
George l.. Bates of Syracuse, y. Y,
was u weekend guest in the family
Of John Bishop.
Two school boys, Samuel Bishop and
Percy Bristol, shot deer weighing l45
pounds this week
Mrs. Kritzer has returned from sew
eral months stay in Northield and is
with her daughter, Mrs. John Bishop
Charles Beebe of Winhall has been
Visiting his daughter, Mrs Alonzo
Chamberlain, this week and hunting
deer.
Miss GLADYS Chaplin, Mark Chaplin.
Mildred Dompier and some other chill
drcn are under quarantine for whoop-
my cough.
Harold G. Gale Of Brattlcboro is at
his home here to hunt deer Fred Howe
of this town is taking his place in
Scott S grocery store.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-20
TOWN SHEND.

Allin Y. Bigelow is the latest nimrod
reported to have gotten a deer
Mrs. George IIebb received news late
Tuesday night of the death OF SIS
ter i'll Burlington.
\ regular communication of Blazing
Star chapter, No. 90, O. f. s.. was
held Wednesday evening.
Rev. Mr. Lowering OF Massachu-
sets will preach in the Congregations
al church Sunday as a candidate
In the Baptist church next Sunday
morning Rev. Joseph Mexican will
have for his topic; The Optimism of
Thanksgiving.
The topic of the Christian Endeavor
meeting for next Sunday evening will
be: Discomfort or Praise; Which in
Your Life? 1t is a Thanksgiving top
ie. Leader, Miss Pearl Thavcr
f. W. Sawyer. who was with Mrs.
Ella Mason and daughter, Cora. two
months returned TO his home in HYDE
Park, Mass, for the winter Tuesday.
He went by automobile, taking Mrs.
Mason and Cora as far rs Gardner.
Mass. whore they stopped to visit
friends
! The funeral of Mrs. Mary Phillips
was held Wednesday afternoon at ,
O'Clock, in charge of Rev Daniel Me-
1ntyre, former pastor of the Congre-
gational church, assisted by Rev.
Joseph Mexican. Mrs j. Y. Dale
san" Lead, Kindly Light, and Beau
tiful Isle OF Somewhere The funeral
arrangements were in charge cf w
NJ Sparks. The bearers were six sons
Everett W., Merrill, John, Rolla d..
Otis l.. and Wright. The only son not
present was Wesley of Davtona. Fla
a profusion of beautiful flowers coy
cred the casltet. The burial took place
in the family LOT in Oakwood Gene
terv.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-20
WEST WARDSBORO.

Heroine Han Of Pawlet is visiting
his cousin, Mrs. Frank Fish.
Charles Shine has sold his farm to
". II. Tart OF West Townshend
Mrs l.. II. Iynde Of Dummerston is
visiting her niece, Mrs. Il. j. Morse
Harry Smith of New YORK visited
his mother, Mrs. Mary Smith, over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Colhurn and
two children of Keene visited relatives
here several days last week
Miss Grace Payne is at home from
her school in Vernon to spend the
Thanksgiving vacation with her par
ents.
Rev Mr., Smith OF Landgrove spoke
IN the church sunday morning on The
Work, Mission and Needs of the Anti
Saloon league, which was very interest
ing.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Gates and two
daughters of Hampton, y y. visited
At Frank Fish 5 last week. Mr. and
Mrs. Fish accompanied them home ana
remained a few days.
Miss Mabel Strertcr. Charles shine.
Guy Putnam and Ross Newell each So
sured deer near home. Merle Putnam
and Raymond Kendall each killed n
deer while camping in Stratton.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-20
WEST DUMMERSTON.

Miss Lena Coombs of BrattIeboro
visited friends in town Sunday.
John Costello Of Bondville. Mass. i
visiting his uncle, T. F. o 'Brien.
Fred wilkins was a guest of his
uncle, 9. ;. wilkins, Monday and Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. futile visited at
d. +. Johnson 5 in East Dummerston
over Sunday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Fred Connarn and
Charles Mellen visited Mr.. Connarn ;
parents sunday
Franz, Streeter Of Brattlehoro STAYED
last week at the home of NJ. r. Hunt
ley while hunting.
Miss Resale Oglc Of Townsheni was
"a guest Of her aunt, Mrs. r. 4. Knight.
the first of the week
Ellis Johnson and Miss Ada Button
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ii. f.
futile Monday and Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Richardson and
little daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Holland of Brattleboro are visiting
Mrs. Richardson S parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. Connarn.
New books at the library are: Or
chard Valley. by Harry Bindloss:
Deverent. by Beulah Litten: The Alb
bys Nlave,by Stanly j. Wyman; Twenty
Years Hustling, by j. p. Johnson;
given by John :. Burnett. ana Gold.
the latest book of Edward White. given
by Francis Pratt.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-20
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

Mrs. F. f. Simonds is visiting
friends in North Bennington.
Mrs. 3. b. Prentiss Of Towshend Wis
tied at +. w. Melendy's last week
Only seven deer have been killed in
this town at the present writing.
Harold Ainly of Chester visited his
sister at Hunt 5 Tavern over Sunday.
Misses Mamma and Ruth French were
guests at i. A. Melendy's last week.
Pearl and Earl Williams have moved
into the house at Glebeview.
Schools in town with the exception
of the high school have closed for two
weeks vacation.
The Baptist ladies' aid society serv-
ed a hash dinner at the vestry Thurs
day of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley Brigham of
St. Johnsbury are visiting friends here.
Mr.. Brigham is among the hunters.
Halle Thompson returned to her po-
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-20
HINSDALE. N. H.

Warren Hall has been i'll the mast wool;
Artb,r p,,,.a., -, i S,.,.;,,e.r, H..
u,dav and S,rd,,.
NJ. .pal,h ,r.t..lr ......
,,ttI,. r. '''' '"" "'HS re
NJ. rlar, Ma,;a .,a,,, u..,,..,..
l,r,,,,-,l.,. l,''s1,1 '''''
-, ''''''''''''' ."',s>
rank FhtiLIps OF l1ttieton was
7",,' - ~ i''l1i"h ; Neai'e0'iaN.
Nil9S ''e9i2laha scout entertained the
Nilo'F ei''N ut her nome Monday even
ms
Mrs F. \ Magjnni~ and daughter.
Eileen were IN South Vernon part OF
TINS week
Mr. and Mrs John Sanford are apcSt.
Of Mr. and Mr. William Smith ON the
Nofttl'eId road.
Several deer have been seen near the
village lately They frequently are seen
short distances ont.
Miss Allna Norm and Miss Ruth
Qaieicy We're 1T home Sunday and Mon
day from Greenfield
9t,s F,.a,..,, t,,.14 W lr.,,
has been visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs T. G. Stewart.
Charles Alo,i, who i .,,,,l..,.,l !, 49,.
railroad mail service ! nov nr ,bo -,
between Keana and sub ~,
Miss Irene Ba2ua ratu,n.d homo l,.,
Thursday from Saf,gns and I, VIM M.
after e,obt vael-. N t,c ,,iIlino,,. -,
" ~
,,n,. h,,,,,, !; NJ, MI. I'LL i'e' :"
visit Win bo, ,natI,or M ~, H.,
beo..
/ " 1p.,,.,4--,.
sot.a,, IT. y NY 1919 ''"u "
b.,,,.a .l-I -. '-''" t'i'i,iieo - '.'I
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-20
Walter Morse is i'll.

Walter Morse is ILL.,
Frank ST. Mary shot fine deer
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. George Morse, who has been i'll
some time, is somewhat improved.
George Warren shot a buck this
week, and friend staying there shot
one.
Rev. A. S. Charlton and Wales
Plimpton went Tuesday to Peru to hunt
deer.
Walter Kidder and Miss Beeby spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
". w. Kidder.
Report says that w H. Hamilton of
West Townshend and H. f. Howard
have traded farms.
J. +. Gleason and Mrs. o. V. Hefflon at
tended the National Grange meeting
held in Manchester, y. H., last week.
returning Saturday night.
Bert Wilder, w. w. Kidder and
George johnson, who camped last week
in West Jamaica, returned home Sat
urday night. each bringing a deer.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Wall of Bernards-
ton, Mass, visited at Frank Farnum :
and II. f. Knight 5 Saturday and Sun
day. After visiting relatives in Lon
donderry Chester and other places. Mr.
and Mrs. Wall win make their home
with their son, Fred, in Northampton
Mass.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-20
WARDSBORO.
Good Work by A. z. Club.

The meeting of the A. T. club was
neld IN the town hall Thursday, Nov.
J, for the annual election of officers.
lhey are as follows: Pres, Mrs. Annie
3. Briggs; vice pres, Mrs. Mary r..
Wheeler; sec. and treas, Miss Clara B.
simpson; chaplain, Mrs. Libby C. John
son; ass t chaplain, Mrs. Idella Charl-
ton; work committee, Mrs. Ella Under
wood, Mrs. Sarah Reed, Mrs. Mary
May, Mrs. Maria S. Johnson.
chickenpie supper was served and
was well patronized. The evening was
spent with a social, games, music and
an informal entertainment
The amount of money received dur
ing the year was $2292l. Paid for
church purposes-$50 toward pastor 5
salary, $50 for janitor, so for organ
ist. 1920 miscellaneous, between $50
and $40 for work in cemetery, $50 to-
ward piano for town hall.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-20
BONNEVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Westly Amidon and
son of Manchester spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs f. L. Boil
ster.
Mrs. Adams Twitchell of Orange,
Mass, visited friends in town recently
While here she spent her sgd birthday
anniversary with Mrs Harriet Benson.
Arthur Bolster Of Manchester, Z. S.
Trll of Chicago and Guy Earle of
Chester have returned home after
spending few days hunting at B. A.
Froutv 5.
The lucky deer hunters in town thus
far are Thomas Smith, Nov II, Bert
pronty and John Bolster Nov. 10, and
Mr. Giles of Bellows Falls, who is
camping with party by the old Coney
place, Nov. u.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-20
FUNERAL OF D. M. BARBER
Took Place in Home-Five Sons and
Son-in-L Law Were Bearers.

The funeral of Daniel NJ. Barber was
held yesterday afternoon at the home
at , O'Clock, Rev. Delmar Z. Trout.
pastor of the Universalist church. Off
ciating. +. II. Miller sang two solos.
The floral offerings were many and ex-
ceptlonally beautiful, including one
large piece from the neighbors and a
pillow of white roses from the family.
MIR. Barber s five sons, Hollis D.. Her
bert G., Walter J., Frank T. and Clar-
ence A., and his son-in-law, Jason f.
Bushnell, We're the bearers. The burial
took place in Morningside cemetery.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-20
PUTNEY.

Henry W Frost has returned from his
trip Of three weeks to Ohio
Harold sherman OF Virginia IS guest
Of his fancee, Miss Marion Wood
Charles T. Glidden ana daughter. Miss
Elizabeth Glidden, returned Thursday
from their western trip.
Mrs Waldo Coolidge ci Bellows Falls
and two daughters Ruth and Francis.
visited Saturday at Twn farms
There will be Thanksgiv NJ service
with special music in Pierce's hall in
East Putney sunday afternoon at $50
Miss Edith Smith cf CoIrain who has
been visiting at David smiths spent Fri
day with Miss Ida Whitney at Twin
farms
Miss Ida Whitney and Mrs Leon Mar
bic Of Bellows Falls spent Thursday with
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Church in West
Mortified, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert c. Howard are
visiting a few days in Hartford, Conn
Their daughter, Maxine, j. staying with
Miss Katherine Howe during their alb
sence and attending school.