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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-04-22
BUTTONS AWARDED
FOR GOOD WRITING
Palmer Company Gives Prizes to Ill
Pupils in Brattleboro Public
SchGols-Ida Levy Wins Pin. :

\ total of | II pupils of the Brattle-
boro public schools have received but
tons given by the Palmer company as
prizes for proficiency in writing by
the Palmer method after the first %
drills. Ida Levy oil grade $ mas re
ceiYed i Palmer pin for proficiency In
the first 100 drills by this method,
which was adopted in the public
schools last September The following
is the list Of pupils who have received
the buttuns
Ninth grade Stewart. Stcarns. Err-
est Mcllcn, GLADYS Holden, Clair Gal
lup, Florence ltarwclI, Marion L liner,
Charlcna Thomas, Allethaire Estey,
Herbert Parker, Minnie Cooper, Had
ley Gibson, Beatrice Carr. Henry a.
Harris. Ellen Fredrickson. Rose Patuz-
ri, Roby Wright. Hayden Randall
Olive Phelps, Pauline Rolin, Fletcher
Barrows, Emerson Dunlllce, Marion
Richardson, Malta Roberts, Earl Shaw
Stanley Clapp, Mary I.illis, Mildred
Proctor sherman : Wright, Bertler
-Corsc Catherine Coakley Carroll
Coombs. Hugh StowcII. Total 81
Eighth arade--Oscar Anderson. I{og
| CT Sherman, Ernest Morse. Ernest Glib
son. Floyd Mann. Francis Nichols. Rich
ard StockwelI, Alfred Greenwood Roy
Switzcr. Harlow Bishop. Doroth,
Sehwenk Ruth Johnson. Elizabeth Alb
| bot, Esther ,lIoughton, Dorothy Gobie
| Mildred Bingham, Allen Davis. AIip'
| Larson. Leila Barber. Mevcrctte Hamji
ton Rcna Johnson. Arthur Barrett
| Dorothy Hubbard. Lawrence Barker
| Eleanor clay, Heniy sexton Elcdno
4 Richardson, Myrtle Ellis. lone Pear
son. Clara Perry, Ida; Levy. Arlc7n
.Nllen. Total. -. :- -
seventh sradc-CIvde Haskell. Pear
Wright, Margaret lie Gere. Florenc
Adams. Naude PreutS, Forest Harmon
Madeline Gray. Byron Lynch, Charlie
i Hall. Ruth Howe Ellen Peterson
Beatrice Ora Nford Francis Hills. 1st
gar Lawton. Kenmore Emerson. Ilulda
johnson. Trina Thomas. David Lucie,
Sylvester Ainsworth, Florence Spault
ing, irene Coombs. Ruth Barker, Mar
on Parkhufst. Evelyn Fisher, Eth,
Sexton, Eva Gar, Beatrice Seovcll Tt
raj. -.
: Sixth grade = Philip Estabrool
Katherine Lillis, Dorothy Wilson
Mary Northgravcs, Helen LATCH
Leighton Moves, Hazel Stone, Eft
Haynes, Alice Wood. Goldie Lev,
Geneva Haskell Total, H.
Fifth grade-Evelyn Crouch Eliz;
beth Crane, Helen Haskell. KinsC
Doak Olga Scovell. Franklin Bah
, Alexander La Forest, Doris Gibso
, Helen Selberg. Total, 9.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-04-22
DAUGHTERS OF 1912.
National Society Will Meet in Hart
ford, Conn April 1890. May !.

The convention of the National 30
ciety Of Daughters Of 1872 viii be
held III Hartford, Conn. April % and
80 and May ]. Mrs. William Gerry
Shade of New York city is the president
national and Mrs. c. +. Il. Jeune for
merry of Brattleboro but now of Hart
ford, Is the treasurer national. I'm adj
ditlon to the business session some in
tcresting social gatherings have been
arranged. including banquet the
evening of the 30th, at which GOV.
Baldwin of Connecticut and other
notable speakers will be heard. This
will he the first time that the national
society has ever held its annual meet
ing in New England.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-04-22

Massachusetts may get law pro
hibiting ovcrcrowdine in street cars.
\ bill to that effect has been intro
duccd in the legislature by Mr.. Wor-
rail- of Attleboro, who proposes to
limit the number of passengers to the
seating capacity and 30 per cent adj
ditional in ears of street railway and
elevated railway companies. and the
seating capacity of every car must be
couspicuously posted inside. If the
bill becomes law no such ear would
be permitted to carry more than half
as many strap-hangers rs sitters.
Propositions have previously been
made that the state follow the ex-
ample Of England and other foreign
countries in this respect. but this IS
the first time that a bill has been pre-
scented for the legislature s considers
ton. In England no person is per
mitted to get aboard when all the
seats are taken, but that is regarded
rs too drastic for America, where the
| spirit Of hurry takes precedence over
/ the demand for comfort. The bin Is
not likely to get through without
strong opposition The opposition vii
not come FROM consideration for tn,
corporation, but because of doubt
! whether the public would submit tc be
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-04-22
WEST BRATTLEBORO.

L. p. Copeland Is i'll with s;Ip and
confined to the bed
o. G. Tuttlc mas gone to Whitiugham
to visit his mother, Mrs izama
Fowler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Taylor have
been spending a few days with rcla
tives in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Julia Fahey of Hulyohr. Mass,
has entered the Mclrosc hospital tits
week to become a professional Nurse.
Robert Allen. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George a. Allen. who has becu threat.
Gcd with fever, is able TO Ice Gat.
George Fisher, who worked rog Ii
uncle, Hosea Fisher, in Halifax through
the sugar season, returned home Sat
utday
Nj. aud Mrs 4. 4. Eddy les. -rs
terday morning for Boston, wncre Nj
Eddy will consult a specialist in re
gard to his eyes.
Mrs. William Pennington will 20 Il
Workers, y. Y. this week to visit hcr
son. Mr.. Pennington will 20 TO New
bury, this state. to remain while sh,
is away.
Ora Fisher ana friend C. Banfax
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Carver OF Br =
tleboro. and Miss Myrtle Ryder an,
friend of Brattlcboro were guests sun
day at w. NJ. Fishers.
The professional nurse who had b,el
| caring for Mr.. and Mrs. Wood. has .os,
to her home ON Tyler street. Mrs. Ell,
| Plummer will remain for some tien
with her sister, Mrs. Wood
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-04-22
AMUSEMENT NOTES.
OLD HOMESTEAD REFRESHING.
Rural Atmosphere Welcome Change
from the Conventional.


The present season is the 2Sth of
Denman Thompson : Old Homestead
The play Is still as eagerly looked for
ward to by theatergoers wherever it is
announced for production The excep-
tionally long life of The Old Home
stead is Il striking tribute to its pow
er to entertain playgocrs. who find in
its homely sentiment. its Ioveable char
acters and rural atmosphere refresh
ing change from the conventional. The
bone-bred love of the home. of Justice,
of right living, tempered with sunny
hum0r, finds its best exponent in this
delightful play. Nearly everybody has
seen it and everyone will want to see it
again. The Old Homestead has come
to be regarded as the acme OF realism,
presenting a true and graphic picture
of New England country life, with I'm
Gle josh. shrewd and affectionate and
thoroughly human type of American
manhood, as its central character. Tn
Gle Josh will be found to be the same
picturesque, typical figure of the pros
porous, warm hearted God-fearing New
| Hampshire farmer as of old
The production and cast which viii
! he seen at the Auditorium tomorrow
night will be the same as on former
occasions. The famous quartet of farm
| hands is still Il leading feature of tn,
production, not forgetting that sterlin.
/ old character actor, T.. l.. Snadcr, who
| for many seasons has played the ole
! New England farmer
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-04-22
NOTES OF PROGRESS
AROUND OUR STATE
Activities of Civic and Commercial
Organizations Which Help to
Make Greater Vermont

The program of the White River
Junction boar of trade, for 1914 as
announced at their annual banquet held
April II includes better lights FOR
business streets. oiliug Of roads, the
Improvement OF local freight service,
and local motor car service on the
Central Vermont railro5l bctwcc
White River Junction and the, towns of
the White river valley.
The campaign for the pGrfccting and
extension OF the Long Trail hats al
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-04-22

Senator Lodge upholds the President.
But he is not pleased with the emph;-
sis placed entirely upon Huerta. The
Mexican rebels in northern Mexico an
der Villa, who have murdered Ameri-
cans, EngIishmcn and Spaitiards have
something to answer for.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-04-22
TO SUBSCRIBERS.

1t Is the aim OF the management to
secure efficient service in the delivery Of
the paper each night, and It solicits the
cooperation of subscribers to that end.
Prompt report should he gwen of each
failure to receive the paper on the morn
telephone or postal card, thus enabling
the cause of the error to be promptly and
accurately discovered and the proper
remedy Immediately applied. 1t Is olly
by this method that the publisher can Sc
cure the desired service.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-04-22
Member OF the Associated Press.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL -, 1914.

The Colorado coal strike has cost
$4,000. 900, and the end is not III
sight. The burden is being borne by the
mine owners and strikers nON, but
eventually it will be passed a'oa& te
the ultimate consumer.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-04-22

About this time of year, as the OLD
almanac used to say. the merchants of
Montpelier shift their goods, not by
advertising, but by strong arm exer-
cises to get them out of Easements
flooded by the rempageous Winooski.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-04-22
NURSE TELLS MOTHERS OF
BEST POWDER Fer BARIE

Ella \. Sebring. Trained Nurse of
Watkins. y. y, says: .'Comfort Pow
der is the only powder ] ever mse on
the tender skin. of babies to heal and
prevent chatting. Get the genuine with
ithe signature OF +. 5. Sykes on box. .
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-04-22
TO ADVERTISERS.

Transient advertising OF paper,
so cents an inch for first insertion; 25
cents an inch for each subsequent inser-
ton. Limited space or first page at
double rates.
Space rates on application.
Classified advertisements - Five cents
a line first insertion with so per cent dis
count for each subsequent insertion
without change of copy.
Reading Notices-Ten cents a line first
Insertion with so per cent discount for
each subsequent insertion without change
Of copy
Position, 10 per cent extra
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-04-22

ing excluded from public conveyance
as long as he could squeeze in.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-06-16

Mrs. T. w. Powell. Merry Hill
Miss Eunice Perry. Durants Neck.
Ernest Faschal. Black Creek.
j. w. Privet. Bailey.
Mrs. c. w. Payne. Rocky Mount.
Miss Alice Phelps. Plymouth.
DR.. c. q. Powell, Ahoskie.
Mrs. 7. NJ. Powell, Whitakers, route
3.
Mrs. ]. w. Quinn. Wilson.
Miss Blanche Ross Washington.
Chas. S. Rountree, Farmville.
Miss Edna Robertson. Nashville.
Mrs. +. +. Reddingfield. Lucama.
G.. D. Kicks, Spring Hope.
Mrs. G.. r. Rambo, Scotland Neck.
]. w. Rose. Rocky Mount.
Miss Carrie Rawis. Rocky Mount.
Miss Orie Shoulars, weldon
Master +. +. Spencer, Jr., Swan
Quarter.
zoe Speight Sugg. Tarboro.
Miss Mary Swain, Mackeys Ferry.
Mrs. ID. y. Smith. Rocky Mount.
Claud Smith, R~obersonville.
Miss Mary ~Shelbourne, Greenville.
G. w. Smith. Pantego.
Loyal Turnage, G~reenviile.
Mrs. Franz G.. Tayloe. Ahoskie.
A. j. Tugweil. Fountain.
Mrs. Fred Tilgham. Elm City.
Randolph Thorne, Rocky Mount.
MIS-. IL II. 1lOiilpSOH, ISo1Ny
Mount.
Miss Mammie Wilkerson Wilson.
Mrs. S. ID. Ward. Rocky Mount.
l.. +. Warren, Bailey.
Miss Pearl Winstead. Sharpsburg.
Miss Eleanor Warren. Plymouth.
Robt. =. Walker. Plymouth
Mrs. \. NJ. Wooten. Pinetops.
Miss emma Westray. Rocky Mount
Mrs. l.. Woolford. Sunbury.
DIR. II. =. York, Williamson.
District No. ).
Miss Bette Adams, Four Oaks.
b. r. ID. Albritton, Hookerton.~
Ernest Boyd, kinSton.
Miss Olivia II. Best, Warsaw.
Miss Ella N. Booker, Clayton
r. +. D.
Badger J. BoWden. Dudley.
Miss Bonnie BaSden, RiChlandS.
Louis Bender, jacksonville.
Miss Annie Britt, Pine Level.
Mrs. K. l.. Bowden, Mt. Olive.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-06-16
HI RESULTS OF THE FIVE DAY
CASH CONTESTS.

The competition for the cash
awards offered by The News and
Observer in the five day contests was
spirited and keen. Candidates for
the awards entered into the novel
pla with energy and determination
and the distribution Of the prizes
proves the efficiency Of hustle. Those
who won the awards are given here
With. The News and Observer in pre-
sentlng the prizes wishes to heartily
thank those who took part in this
competition and to bid each candidate
God-speed toward the goa that
means the most to him or or her.
May 18th.
Robert }. Gill. Henderson,, N. c..
Halle Simpkins, Raleigh, N. G..
May 18th.
A A. Crews, Oxford. N. G.
II. }. Vann, Como, y. G..
L. r.. Burch. Spencer, n. G..
Jas Ashcraft, Raleigh, N. G..
Frances Mitchell. Oxford. n. c.
May Goth.
Mrs: T. J.. Whitehead. Enfield. N. G..
A. f. Scott. Goldsboro, y. G.
June 1st.
obe j. Gill. Henderson, N. G..
Evelyn Wrenn. Apex, n. c..
June Bird.
Robert J. Gill. Henderson,. n. G..
:. +. J. Lee. Dunn. y. g.
r. W. Justice, Louisburg, N. G.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-06-16
Miss Cora Smith, SmIthiield. < r

Miss Cora Smith. Smithield. z +
1.
Il. T. SnipeS, Selma.
Miss SUSIE G. Turner, Pink Hill
Miss LESSEE Tingle. Bayboro.
Miss Thelma Woodland. Pamtico.
Miss Lillian d. Wooten. G~oldsboro.
Miss hurley Whitty, Poliocksvilie.
Z. f.. I. Vheless. FaiSon.
w. r. Wilder. Jr. PikeyIile.
District No. 4.
Miss Ethel Avent. Aberdeen.
4. G. Blalock. Norwood.
Miss May c. Bennett, Rockingham.
Rev. II. w. Beaman, Carthage.
Mrs. 7. NJ. Burney. Lumberton
K. b. Beckwith. Lumberton
L. r. Cooper. Jr.. Fayetteville.
Miss Male eagle. Candor
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-06-16

Neil Boone. Clayton.
Gehrman Cobb, Goldsboro.
Miss Ethel CappS, Jacksonville.
Miss Lizzie Craft, Kinston.
A. w. Cooper, Jacksonville.
Billie Douglas, KinstOn.
Herman Fl. Duncan, Clayton.
Mis-. Estelle H. DeOrman, Prince
ton.
Miss Glayds Davis, Morehead City.
j. II. Darden, Sr., kinstOn.
Master Sherwood Denmark, kinstOn.
Mrs. H. w. Davis. Seven Springs.
Miss Mildred Elmondson, Colds
Miss Elizabeth Ferebee, New Bern.
Miss Ruth Griffin. GOldsboro.
Mrs. w. f.. Haynes, New Bern.
Miss Minnie Lee Herring, Kenans-
vile.
Mrs. l.. j. Holden, Snow Hill.
Miss Dixie j. H%innant. Henley.
H. g. Jones, Jr.. Beaufort
Miss Laura Joyner. LAGRANGE.
r. II. Johnson. Pantego.
Miss Rosabelle LaSsiter, Snow Hill.
Sallie p. Lane. Cove City.
). r. leonard. Kenly.
Miss Mildred McCotter, Cash Cor
ner.
Miss Estelle Mann. Newport.
Miss Evelyn Midget. Oriental.
Miss Henrietta Moore, Morehead
City.
Miss Eloise Martin. Smithneld.
Miss Josie Mills. MaySville.
Miss Nellie MaSsenGill, Dover.
Miss Mae Belle Neal. Beaufort.
Mrs. NJ. b. Porter. Benson.
Miss Esther Pate. GoldSkoro.
A. w. Parks. LaGrange. r. L. D.
No. ..
DIR. j. IL Person, Selma
Houston. Reynolds. Selma.
Miss Hope Ross. StOneWaiI.
Miss Maria Smith. LAGRANGE.
Miss rance Sanders.
Miss Lillian w. Springle, Beaufort.
Miss Marian Stevens, G%oldsboro.
Miss Aliine Smith, Pikevilie.
Miss Pattie Spruill. Oriental.
l Miss Pearl Stancil, Smithf,eld.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-06-16
X MEIST.
Atlanta EntertainS Body at First
Meeting in South.

Atlanta. Ia. Junc 1.-THE thirty
fourth annual Of the Pho
toSrapherS Association Of America
WIN oegln mere tomorrow with several
hundred in attendance. It
Will be the first time that the asSoc,a-
ton has met III the South.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-06-16
4 n Dale. Niorganton.

4. y. Dale. Morganton-
Miss Ruth Forester. North Wilkes.
Miss Mary j. Guyer. Kernersvilie
Rev. w. J. Gordon. Spray
Miss Elsie Hines. Black Mountain
Miss Ethel HUFF. East Bend.
Miss Mary Hunter. lexington
Miss Madge Honeycutt. Burnsviie-
Miss Ruby Jane Hodgin. Green's
boro.
\. 7. Hopper. Price.
II. w. Hayes. Tomotla-
S. S. Hunt, North Wilkesboro. route
No. ?.
Garland. Jonas. Lexington
Mrs. /. NJ. Johnson. Greensboro
Miss Sadie King. Reidsviile-
Miss Alice Kapp, kapp's Mills
Mrs. 7. 4. Love. Saginaw.
Miss Fairy Belle Lowe. Banner FIJI.
Miss Violet Meter. T~homasville.
DR.. H. l.. M~cFadgen, WayneSvlile-
A. l.. Moser, Hickory.
John c. Miller. Morganton.
+. +. Mckinney. Mt. Airy.
Miss Mary Newland. Lenoir.
Miss Katherine Pickett. High Point
Miss Maggie Page. Spencer.
r. \. Rhodes, Sylvia.
w. +. SpeaS. NlnSton-Saiem.
Miss Ruby Satterfield, Hickory.
Miss Nellie Stephenson. Marion.
Miss Lillian Smith. Reidsville.
Miss Nettie Smook. W~ilKesboro.
Mai. /. c. Sinclair, High Point.
William Stokes, ReidSvllle-
Miss Varina Taylor, North Wilkes
boro.
Miss Nina Tate, Ramseur.
Mrs. J. w. 1'ackett kernersvilie
Walter H.. Woodsoa, Jr., Salisbury.
Miss Mary belong White, NewtoHe
Miss Bessie Woodhouse, Boonvllle.
District No. 6.
Miss Byrl Beam, Woodsdale.
Miss Mary Exum. Eurt, LouisburG-
John Bollock. Jr-. Roxboro.
Miss Mary Brown, oxford.
G. II. BuChanon, Manson.
j. +. Burrows. Dabney.
John p. Crudup, kittrell.
Miss Aurelia Coleman. Hurdle Mills
Miss Kate L. Cook, Henderson,
Miss Mary Helen Cole, Durham.
r. II. Clayton. Stem.
Miss Isabel De Nlaiming, RoXboro.
A w. Dixon. Milton.
Miss Annie Mae Ellis. Henderson.
Miss Sallie Terrell, Durham.
Wallace Green. YOungSVllle.
Ollie Gooch, Chapel Hill.
Lottie Heritage, ore HUI.
LOT T.. Hart. Creedmoor.
Mrs. Alex. Houston, Henderson
w. A. Hester, Hester.
Il. i. Johnson, PittSboro.
G. II. Jones, Warrenlon.
Mrs. +. b. Jones, Middleton.
Miss Jane Mcdonald, w. Durham.
Miss Rachel MITCHELL. Y~oungsville.
Mrs. c. b. May, Youngsville.
Miss RANGES MITCHELL, Oxford.
Miss Henrietta Montgomery. Elon
College.
Miss Myra Ormond f.. Durham.
Miss Bertha Pickard. Moncure.
Miss Clara Purcell, HaW River.
H. {. Perry. Siler City.
S. J. Pritchard. Henderson.
Miss Blonde Louis Pollard. ElOn
College.
Miss Louise Stalvey. Roxboro.
A. H. Seawell. Gulf.
Mrs. X. NJ. Staunton, kittreli.
Mrs. w. O. Shannon. Henderson.
Mrs. J. G. Sweeney, Rougemont.
Miss Gladys Thorougood, Vaughan
Miss Sallie w. Tucker. Norlina.
Miss Louise Thomas. Louisburg.
Carl E. Veazey, Roxboro.
Master J. D. Williams, Jr., Hender.
son.
Miss Mary Walton. Burlington.
Miss Minnie Wilder. Frankiinton.
+. f. D. No. 3.
Miss Lizzie Whitefield. ~FrankIinton-
Miss Sue Watts. Taylorsville.
Miss Rebecca Wall. HiIlsboro.
Miss Sallie Yancey, Oxford, Route
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-06-16
The Result of Great Circulation
Contest
Continued from Page Seven.

Continued from Page Seven
Miss Willie Stephenson, Willow
Springs.
i. a. Smith. Willow Springs.
Miss Clara Stephensoni Holly
Springs.
Miss Claudia Stephenson, Garner,
X. +. ID. No. J..
Miss Una a. Smith, Neuse, r. +. D.
No J..
w. A.. Seagroves. Holly Springs.
William Smith. Raleigh.
Miss Maud S~tallings. Raleigh, route
No. 2.
Miss Jean ThackSton, Raleigh.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-06-16

Miss Mary b. Cooper. Red Springs.
Mrs. j. S. Campbell, Troy.
Almond l.. Currie, Fayetteville.
Mrs. J. a. Chestnut. Turkey.
Miss Annie Culbreth. LUmberton.
Miss FLORENCE Cuilom, Aberdeen.
Miss Elizabeth Groom. Maxton.
John Cowell, Fayetteville.
c. c. Dunn. Morven.
Miss Jessie Ellington, Fayetteville.
j. FuQuay, Coats.
Miss Alma Frye, Hemp.
]. A. Farrell. Clinton.
Miss Margaret Grady, Clinton.
Miss-Janie Gulledge. Wadesboro.
Robt. r. Gibson, Gibson.
Miss Frances Gonella, Sanford.
Mrs. d. CASTOR. Fayetteville.
Miss Virginia Gibbons, Hamlet.
Miss Ruth Houston, Monroe.
Miss Maggie B. Hall, Laurel Hill,
r. f.. D.
Miss Essie Ivy, Maxton, route, No. l.
Miss Mabel Ingram, Mt. Gilead.
Miss Matte Johnson, Shannon,
route No. l..
Miss Ruby Lyon, Fayetteville.
Mrs. J. e. Lyon, Ellington.
Mrs t. r. McDougal, Cameron.
Mrs. D. A. McGill, Rockfish.
Miss Terrell Moore, Star.
W. w. Miller, Rocky Point.
NJ. H. Mcbride, Laurinburg.
Miss Mae Murchison, Fayetteville.
John B. McNeill, Cameron.
Miss Louise Morrow, Monroe.
Miss Kate Mclean, Cameron.
Miss Catherine McArn. Rowland.
{. NJ. Mclean, BladenbOro.
Herbert e. Mills, Roseboro.
Mrs. Tom McDougald, Cameron.
VIM. B.. North, Lumberton.
Miss Bertha Newton, Salemhurg.
D. J. Oliver. Marietta.
Miss Faye Parker, Norwood.
X. F.. Purvis, Eagle Springs.
r. L. Phillip. Roberdel.
Miss Ellen Phipps. Tabor.
Miss Flora Prevatt, Lumberton.
Miss Rosa Peasants, Hamlet.
Miss Julia H. Reams, Dunn.
A. r. REEVES. Jonesboro.
II. O. Riggan, Southern Pines.
Mrs. j.. b. Smith. Ellington.
Miss Marie W. Stedman. Fayette
Miss Bessie X. Shepard, Fayette
Vile.
Mrs. Wharton Seagroves, Sanford
route No. A.
Mrs. Chas. NJ. Shepherd, Fayette
Vile.
Miss Marion Smith. ST. Tauls.
L. T. Spence. Kipling.
l.. G.. Spell. A~utryviile. route No. !
Master NJ. Sutton, Candor.
Clyde S. Thompson. Vass.
Miss Mary Thomas. Burgaw
Miss Jamie +. Underwood, F'ayette
Vile.
Miss Mary l.. Won Cannon. Yves
End.
J. Il. Williams. Pembroke.
Miss Desie r. Wicker. Elerbc.
w T.. Walters, Raeford.
w. II. Wright. Raeford.
District No. 5,
Bryan II. Ashby, Mt. Airy.
Miss Eleanor Albea, Winston-Sa
lem.
Miss Frances Albright. Mt. Airy. ,
Miss Mildred Auman. Stceds.
Miss Lenora Bell, F.ikin.
/. Fletcher Bula. Asheboro.
Miss Mamie Bays. Charlotte.
= }. Belts. L~eaksviIle.
Miss Sue Garter. Wentworth.
Miss Ruth Crowell, Asheville.
Miss Moilie Filler. North Wilke
bore.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-06-16

DiNtfiti Ihrcc.
Walter Tucker. Raleigh.
VIM. G.. Thomas, Jr., Raleigh.
Miss Lottie Turner. Garner.
Miss Lucille UmStead. Tebulon.
q. Il. Winstead. Wakefield.
Miss Alice Wood. Raleigh.
Miss Annie Winder. Raleigh.
Miss Lucille White, Knightdale.
DIR. l.. Il. Young, Wake Forest.
District No. =.
Mrs. G.. O. Armstrong. Wilson.
James Anderson. Wilson.
Miss Mary Baton, Wilson.
Miss Gladys Ballentine. Middlesex.
f.. Il. Barnes. Lucama.
Miss Gertie BraSWell. Elm City, No. |
Mrs. G.. w. Bartholomew, Rocky
Mount. N. c..
Rev. w. L. Bilbro, Middlesex.
Miss Emma Braswell. Elm City.
Frank Bland. Washington.
l.. G.. Baton. Rich Square.
Miss Ruth Bobbitt. Littleton.
Miss *. n. Battle, Rocky Mount.
Miss Lottie II. Bonner. Aurora.
Lonnie ID. Byrd, Calypso.
VIM. w. Bateman. Creswell.
G.. Smallwood Capehart, RoXobel.
Ma May r. Cowell. G|reenville.
Miss =. G.. Carstarphen. Roper.
Miss Mary Belle Carroway, Bethel.
MISS annie ,Ookt, AuTttldn Springs
John w. Cotton, Tarboro.
W.. l.. Cahoon. Elizabeth City.
X. Il. Coburn. Wilson.
Jas. j. Dunford. Maclesfeld.
Miss Mable Daley. Washington.
w. II. Dickens, Spring Hope.
Miss Dida Davis. Lucama.
w. II. Draper. Whitakers, route
No. s.
j. G. D%aughtridr~, Rocky Mount.
Miss Louise Daniel. Wilson.
NJ. n. Dixon. Edenton.
Miss Josie Ellen, Rocky Mount.
Simon ID. Everett, Robersonville.
Mrs. l.. T.. Edwards. Tarboro.
Miss Ethel Everett. G%reenville.
Miss Emily Edwards. Scotland
Neck.
Mrs. w. T.. Forrest. C~reenvile.
Mrs. IT,. s. Goode, Windsor.
l.. A. Grissom, Rosemary
A. y. Goodwin. Gainesville.
Miss Lilly Griffin, Spring Hope.
James r.. Griffin. williamson.
Miss Lois Hollowell. Littleton.
N. NJ. Harrison. Brinkleyville.
Miss Gertye Hale, Littleton.
c.. w. HARDWOOD. Jr.. Weldon.
Miss Lula May Joyuer, Rock!
Mount.
Win. Johnson, Weldon.
j. T.. Joyner. Farmville.
Way!and Jenkins. Aulander.
Rev. G.. II. Jerome. Aydlette.
Miss Helen T.. Kugler. Washington
Wilbur Kittrell. Ayden.
Miss Bell King. Littleton.
Miss Susie Keel. Robersonville.
&. V. Knight. Aurora.
Miss Mary Lane. Wilson.
Geo. V. Latham, Belhaven.
Miss Pattie Lane. Halifax.
Isaac w. Lamb. Iucama.
Roy !. Litchfield, CreSweil, No. /.
Avery l.oftin. Mt. Olive.
Miss Frances Matthews. Hamilton
j. G.. Murray, Middlesex.
j. w. Matthews. Jr.. Pleasant Hill.
Miss May B. Morris. HEREFORD.
s. G.. Mills. Edenton.
Miss Helen Moore. Jackson.
Miss Isabel Nation. Robersonvill
Miss Jennie McIawhorn, Wintel
Vile.
Miss Cecille Neville. Whitaker
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