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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-03
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.RIR PROGRESS
sEI ERY RAND
MI JCEi BlJLg. DING CONC ON
iI OVER CITY
II rs GROWING
New sso5eEoofns md New Houses
Are seen il Parts 81. the
H5sling City
TO IS OR OWING

L. 4 i
Hfile Anderson is certainly not in
the midst De q boom or ANYTHING ap-
proacIIiIE TINT. TT5Ss = s:its is IiisixinE
more rapid prearess now than it has
ever done before according TO those
Anderson people who have lived here
for years. Never before has tlisfe
been SO muck actiyitg Ia The sale of
real estate; never before has there
been such d q d4Iiarid fo= houses. Store
rooms in any. pa ss5f & tie city are at Il
praniuin and III Is asl ii that houses fof
rent are kard e find The city hi
3bustifnE s1 d La moss conditions hero
are vastly I'm proved oVef al year ago!
80 39ContraEtufa o. iii e city say that they
have NOR issss a they can do sfati
that they cnnafsk find tlle carbsnte
the brick piasOlls asi1 other artisans
for the WorlS. 7tey, iiage dozens az
contraetR Gat er ffy In various por-
utartea eaeil fina
AtSpreseht llefe are 10 store rooms
In Anderson either ii eourae OF CON.
f:trticti ION o.: - be beguh within the
next fortnight and Il would be impcs-
.si3le for any ttllsll to innate the huIn-
{; man came 50 nd arson yesterday
on a slS IL for The first Time since he
lett here SIX fii 90 ard he could
hardly belseye that this was the town
that he once KIN es Aecnrdiii,S 80 his
story, ccnege sskas dra hunting
ground when h first ieft and North
Anderson was eatireig out ia the
country When lse SAW The heaatigiii
homes in fsoiIeGo ifes=s=y7 5a5ist tils hand
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-03
RockafeIIer Is ssnye.l.


In my conf nfenence with ~. RocjS q.
Teller lat his New York Office, mr..
tostef ANNOUNCED, Il urged on hlni
strike dliIicuities TO- q, neutral board
or alblt ltrat tio1J b,elieFtn tii4 trouble
could be peaeefuiIy eett led. Z,
spent Fe bruary in COlorall;s hs
cha Tiiians of the conInsit tfee on nnifies
and lailsiitg, invest igatEng conditions.
ztc tkefel Ter had Rot heeI III q iii
lon gEerss 1aye .ieeh oYcr d no
prnperty and have exanline d men OH
10th slices Of the ontroyersy s. mere
as pnIhing m the difterencas H,sieii
cannon settled BY arbitration.
alltlie 1t E,rlllie EcalnSe.
nnslers supd from efaent al
William Igeens secret Eeasirei Of
slie 1nteRnat tional line ~ ION.
the demand that the union he zscsss
nlEetl s tile Ne a mas.
tie3l ron isss M and
g 8 q fee 10 siibiiItt
t.le nlat ter t., e sneilt 5y afhltfh4
ton Roc Her cannot evade
his res Donslhsl rs
81, Air. H'osteT tel he'd Afr. fseeiso-
Her. lest ii, saying Nj lllti,si
8 Hens aecre tar 81 6ffrer OF TN -
ternationaE Mine WORKERS Union. md
ssilaae pnbiie cement tina f1fue
ps the iinipn or lonizing camps aIe
~ - ~. q
lbs 10 erT5T ~ liniicit4 fsSst. Ia
inent pe tho He on thar Basis;
Mr. che 81 er rep lied thai DE swas
IlfEareinE the teIegrani Ia Tie Of
tlceTR of tho Colorado finei asigi fsE;n.
Company In Denver, Il iCi3gitii the of-
5ssfiais pf tbs otsiaf mining c5fliua s les
~ Colorado. he said. were tho only
ones competent. to deal with that
aiiesstss on, i
Sllarp keIlOst 70 John n. &
AlEs TpsLsr repiied to Eiss Thursday
itll 3 sharp fasABHg Sc to AIr. EocksfelS
sers glsicls the latte sfp to snniEhf EaE
not dcIETlowl dged. Sir. roster eIes
IS
our teIeggaiII soma f hal Ii eisalJ1
ilo.ntlpea Esfs were Ia hopes tiiat ynii
would deem the situation sd f.rllvA
and seriDus that sou would rive 5ptsise
ees1l 81 eslests to- prevent the f6fsii iirF
l2lir s OF nteIl, women aild chfIdrSss
sailn We gen esE tiie he pc fElslt you VIII
gec0nstder and resolve te use ysStis
lleraoIl9t infltencS and autIierfts f6
,tilis halda ne end 6 !. e
e ezanIlss Son ts Il ssa
May Almond e6
ile snient OF Junfus ESpeue eas SO
gan son OF j. FieFpunt Morgan s.
New York. TO Miss Isolti se I'bayerse
qsrsli Of derfel Siieppefd CON
verse c5 tais ell i, wac Iia.ie 10 ls5
The young ssoIaRnss paratsts. Tiie ans
llpllElcesi1eIit was not iin expecaea, at
tAcESy Ii fesf s:Iays 4 90 AEFs Eoasar
seid that 4 reIort pg the eineft
Wa2 Isautborized. Aifs aIorEaIi n s
senior a Harvard.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-03
But OFF WATER
FROM SCHOOLS
SOUTHERN EJHIsIe UTILITIES
CO. WILL PR ReTEcT IT'S
RIGHTS IN AFF ,Ils
s
Company Clainis That Ii Has
Valid Contrast Wit cisy Ra
MOI srbeof Dissick

Hos sehsoi Diserirt
The Southern Public Utilities e6nt-
nany saturday eut on the water frosa
tbe city schools and unless thsra
some atrang genieiIt made the Heho0la
viii probably BE: close d Aiondny. siipt.
e ~ MeGaDts stated yeatetdIly xfIlst
this was no reason ~ as I'd Ii drsfl
should not report fni. Heliflel + as So
adjustment OF the alttiat fon N 4 rs
reeclAed BY that time. nIld & very oisild
should he On han
This unfortunate sithatSon IS 4 lfs
% tile Iail lure OF the TRUSTEES s0f ksia
school tC pay the water bills eor Tie
last three months The amount ie not
large but the trustees nois tefi a itsf
they ire en- ltisl led 10 RECEIVE lFas 81 feas
for the schools INIT fii fha fxni "a kint, ~
the Old con tract tween the 81 3 SITI6
the water company. The eo oglfl
pang claims % be an yannceiit bv.
3atalider ana that the trdste nlsoul6
pay "a bill and SO heck rs he a fy
IOE q FeEtlud ZOE II n tl8 IN lees f9 a
~ fefl that slls City Should nay Il
plIld not the trustees.
Some time ago tlss bill g1F ma
WIS held I'D by the trust PENDING
inquiry. So fat ms IS :ssnnSsn III B tFiss
ices 2 avs nsger Eece q Ieg
lon on the 1n nattels bill on HtsceeadI
months have deeiitea 10 Ds r ts .
kln AccDtl1it of D certain ElArjisf ntl
lisation the president of the aciifiis
ern slniie Utilities pbfnpfIlw. a q
Taylor dec clated tlaf the nroa
spectiye bpndlfbl ders of tlsa nnfa Z
world T. sefnnnfl tt cftii1 a IA 6 b tss}f istz 9
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-03

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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-03
MOVES
SPEED
rlEpI TORS ASKS PARTIES
T ISSUE 10 SUBMIT
THEIR l1ERaAN ANDs
I IS COMING
ach Posss q Asked is Send
To contets Wiith Eayoys At
ashiiiRton AIeefina .a
S COMING
;.
llBy Aasoeiated praas

Washing ton, May 21lhe 4i,rea
South Am eriean eiiyoys who I5avS
pndeStaken tiie fask az naeffsff,e J,
Mexico BY diplomacy. today made fsnl
other decisive move "A their Dian. nv
requesting the United States govarns
ment. General Iluarta and General
.:tsarfanza to appoint Teprese al e s.
20 confer with them IN sWsshln gtoh.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-03

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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-03

At presehk here are 10 store rooms
in AnderBon either iil eourae of eon.i
ftrtction or - be begun within the
next fortlieht aud Il would be impcs-
.sil3Ie foriany tnsn to innate the num-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-03
HOW RES|N0L
CURED ITCHING
SKIN TORMENT

Baltimore, Md, May 23, l94. My
limbs from knee TO ankle were com
pletely covered With eczema Ter a
year 1t commeneed with several
small water pimples, which burst
when scratched them, until they de-
veloped into sores, and oozed a yell
lowish fluid hated TO 20 in COM
pany, It itched and burned so badly.
! had no rest at night. tried good
many remedies for eczema, both
liquid and salye, but they did me no
good, only made the skin more rough
and scaly. | learned of Resiuol Oint-
ment and Resinpl Soap and tried
them, and was relieved OF the severe
itching and burning AT ONCE. and
after months steady use was COM
pletely cured (Signedl T. 5. Lewis
1921 Summit st
Resinol Soap and Resno Ointment
are sold By all druggists For free
trial, write to Resinol Dept 26-ii
Baltimore, Md
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-03
A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas WOnder cures kldnel
and bladder troubles. dissolves gravel
cures diabetes, weak and lame backs
rheumatism, and all Irregularities o.
the Kidneys and bladder in both men
and women Regulates bladder trou-
hles in children. II not sold by your
druggist, will be sent by mail on re-
ceipt OF 81 90. one small bottle IS
two months treatment, and seldom
fails TO perfect a cure. Send for tes-
tlmonials from this and other states
Or. = ". Hall. 1926 Olive Street. ST
Louis, Mo. Sold by druggists.-Adv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-03
See Swearengen for Photos
IF BACK HURTS
BEGIN ON SAL IS
Flush Your Kidneys Occasionally 7
You Eat Meat Regularly


No man or woman who eats meat
regularly can make mistake by
flushing the kidneys occaaioually,
says 4 well-knowu authority Meat
forms uric acid which clog, the Kid
ney pores so they smEgishly iler or
strain only part Of the waste and
posons from rhc blood, then yoa 2et
sick. Nearly all rheumatism, head
aches, liver trouble, nervousness con
stipationL dizziness, sleeplessuFs.
bladder disorders come from sluggish
kidneys.
The moment you feel dull ache in
the kidneys or your back hurts, or j.
the urine is cloudy. offensive, tull OF
sediment. irregular OF passage or at
tended by sensation Of scaldine.
get about four ounces Of lad salts
from any reliable pharmacy ana take
a tablespoonful in glass OF water
before breakfast for "a iew DAYS and
your Kidneys will then act fine This
famous salts is made from the acid
Of grapes and lemon Juice, combined
with Hthia and has been used for
generations to tlush clogsed kidneys
and stimulate them TO activity, also
TO neutralize the acids in urine SO II
no longer causes irritation. thus end
ing bladder disorders
Jad Salts is inexpensive and cam
not njure makes delightful ef'er-
yescent lithia-Water drink which all
regular meat eaters should take now
and then to keep the kidneys clean
and the blood pure thereby avoiding
serious kidney complications For
sale By the CWl Drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-03
VAN LEUVEN'S CANDIDACY
GAINING GOOD GROUND

For candidate who entered the
race for lieutenant governor late Bert
Van Leuyen. Of Novata has made re-
markable gains lie is a strong man,
decent, honest and respectable and
should he be nominated and Gle ted
he will not be a crook in office
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-03
TOWEL SUPPLY.

Towels ana aprons OF all kinds fur
nisaed at very reasonable prices See
before YOU buy. D. Crays.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27
@ctreioe, Mebl uus Sntter.
B ppn Nanalpn 8 NpnN

ben Popiertorb. ,yDoIIen sic nit mir
&nfIee irintcn}'
S3lpolo lanite oblebneno III. ers
bob ii0.
nNpropos che Sic 9ebcr -
Ioilen sic giembron0t our1 lttpn-
nan5 id9eu. odB Ell lJd mot9cn uor.
mlttl9 bel mir gu meiosn bat"
.3u Seiebl, SEER Gberit."
Gr rib lld) eiHen Moment a. elmer
Itrommen 9lltung 5uiommen uno
gin9.
Suum Bate CsipoIo Dos 3immer
perluiien, ais Nuton mi einem nj.
bernen 9rettten etidleH uno benz
Dbstit ourout cine S%llIttnturte prds
le1tiette.
Ger GberIt nabm is uno los.
geOr9e !9aiiin9s. 3opimartt /.
.y8enn man pom Woll wrist -"
murmelts er unlpillturli4. limb
oonn gu Nntcn; .Wus Mill oet
9err?"
Ser @err miinidt &9errn GberIt
perlOnIid 81 lpte4.n."
nPeripnuD. q bcpe9te biz
9anp. .ytlWt gu .,dule. sc nil.
in a."
$50 gloube, IS lit me6r cine &c.
ldattIid)e AnseIcgengett; l%penlgliena
i0Qte or 10 etpas."
Dem Gbetli 3udte Elm 0eoonts
bur4 Den &opl. ~SolIte -"
oudte er MT eluem tur3en YIid oui
Den omin0ien YuIeI. uno raid:
.6iibren sic ben Qerrn unten ms
BUREAU III msln Yrl0ai3ims
mer."
gu gefebl."
t5ortiesuua fcIat.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27
6oman bon &urt Gdbera.
Il. 6%Ortiesuns..

~Ssrr ObsrIsutnont D. Bergen"
.neloete Nnton.
$50 lane Bitten. pintts Der
Gberlt.
IieIanle entfsrnts iib uno itrleb
ir9IeIG al lbre Stlpeltsr cine Gln-
'ooung fir 0trsR paul.
Yin Uiagens 2ransp,ration@IaQsr
cter iaB 8doprtrinsip, UNI piar
tleines DE 3ett gu psrireibsn.
Die SeiInabms islnes YuIsnfreuns
RS re9te W|ar ~unssbsuer an uno
redte in lbm Den Druns nab Ssl,
otniaten.
Or fam untsr feline, 9ede berror'
oeirOden, ing an, lpie EN- 9ans'
KURT in ,einem Bette btrum3uboplen,
ma6]te lan9s Walen. Ihnltt 0slltter
uno itpB Ecbolos. Nls Saoluo'
triustp lem Yet9nli9en purd 0rtn'
fen betun0ete, inlSeuierts er cine nil
De Slgo. Nuf nadten 6iBen legtt
Ell uosr Siide, Stuple unO SGrdrie.
,foB uber Die Yttten binijber uno
tsuerte gebullie &opitlnen ouf iel'
rtn Sui6ausr. Sn peni9en ullnu'
ten 9lubte er ME cine VaonIe. Ter
SdlpelB peyLtr I9m aUf Stlrn uHo
Ndn9e.
Nls Wanoo lam, um nab ihm gu
f.ben. fuqr er tulb ME Elm 6utjs
IN ieinen Sdu. Wian lab nldts
mebr pom Ibal. ais ietne beperIte
Stirn uno lelne liitl9en Nu9en.
WanNu ltrid ibn liebrela uber
has 8oritenpaar.
.0u gutter 5un9e", ia9te ie ae'
rubrt, .lpoliteit ou bob mmer 10
artl9 istn."
3a0lpotrlnstp ItanO itrOmm uno
erlente.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27

Die Nn~gele9enbelt, in ,peldsr
Sberit Yreoerltn; lejnen @%oiutantsn
1rreten D0llte, mar trnlter Itt.
nno betrat etnen Sriet, melten er
na9 Dem &trdgange IN lelnem gu@
leau unter Zen 9ienltladen pottano.
Gr itammte non eInem 9lmhur9er
Santgel2dtt. be5o9 iId) auf etnen tets
rer 9auptlfute, oen 9auptmonn
Hembrunot, uno entbleIt einen
S9uloaulprud uuf oIsien.
Die So6e nit leinem I0jutanten
psrttauIl4 5u belpre9en, ebe er 81
srner olenitllhen Hudiprade NIT benz
&el9ulol9ten ldrlti. mar ibm Sers
3ensbeourtnls. Sa DISQUALIFICATION
mll9te er tt6 i~iberbuupt nidt germ;
loenns dber lela muBte, Damn lent
tt ibn Elm peIn!itss Oetlltl CUR tens
tlblialten 3urutbultun9. SIN mts
iitarllder ntds 9Iitt lbm leidt uno
gldtt pon Der Geber. Nber Webs
1elladen paren Acknowledgements
ten un0 9eborten our lhmupt8en
Ytdide oes Heglmentss, Die er lIsber
nmglng. Gr nubtt, odb folfe
@npprigtelten uuier Der Ndno DIT
nod ab5u9la.ten wursn, mdbreno he
i:d bel Oleultlidu yebanolun9 gum
scrotlaen ¬en 9eitallsn tonnten.
Cam gtng oT mIlltdrll9e @Gllteh3
srbarmungsloe 3ugrunOe.
YerionliA fannie FL Den Saupts
mann Hemprnnot nod lpeni9. Gr
tpur crit lelt sllsm halben SabI I'M
.iegIment. 9lepitli1 mar nltts an
,bm aus5uieBen. @le Qualification,
nit peIAer tbn lem truberes Hes
slnent iiberlpleien. te5eiduete Ibn ais
pfIihttreu. pornebm qelinnt uno lebr
rlrmo9eno uno tIu9 lbn 5n auBsr'
gepobnIlder Yetorpsrun9 Dor. loIple
aur Wermen0nng IN 0enfrall tube.
Gr mar perbeIlatet. Seine Jrau
t1nnte Yreoec.int nod uit1t. Nuf
Gem Spmme.teit Oes HegIments mar
1s pegen elnes peritau6tea JuBes
Elht eri4tenen.
YIN mellten bate TT our6 Wonoa
uber Hembranot gebort. Xssterer
1ntte ild aur lenem 0%drtentsit lAr IN
telpn0ets liebenslplr0i9er Welte 9es
nlDmet. Sic battle an lsiner 9e0les
9snen unterbultun9 plel Oeldmad
%getunoen, lie bob leine erniten uno
e0Ien Nnlldten berpor uno mamie
i'm einen p9an5 enlightenment Wiann"
Ser GberIt uedte lie Elm lpenIa nit
fieiem Oerbelraleten Hltter uno le
nabm e. ldteIn0 BIN, ME Elm lis@
ienspur0i9es Widp9en, mus lpeoer
sttel nod tptttt 1T uno oeren Oes
fontentrelle Die Wio9lIdteit elner
Xtebelet nit einem Mtonne 9an3ltdb
tern Ite9t.
Bergen fieI ME aus osn Wolien.
els er 0a5 Shreipen beg Earthquakes
iberfIog. Der Oberit muroe BARN
tr9ebenit erlu1t, ben 9uuptmlnn
Nembrdnot 5ur 3dbIun9 etnes We6s
lels gu p%etanIalen. Nie bate
Ggrgsn bsmertt o0sr aud nur onosu.
lLngslpetle gsbort, 0GB Hembrunot.
nit Dem er %bsfreun0tt mar, trgenos
nelden Xet0enlpatten itobnte. a0orlt
ma Der Soln eInes unbemlttel'sn
@yeuBil1en Atll3ttrs. uno mar unter
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-08-27
WEST TOWNSHEND.

William Johnson of Jamaica was in
town Tuesday.
j. A. Veinot came from South Lon
donderry Tuesday.
Miss Maude II. Howard visited the
last Of the week with her cousin in
South Windham.
Mrs. Ernest Burbee of Springfield,
Mass, IS spending the week with her
sister, Mrs. George T. Gale.
Abner Bristol and son, Don, of Hart
ford, Conn, former residents We're in
town calling on friends Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Jenison and
two daughters have returned home
from Il carriage drive to Westminster.
and Alstead, \. II.
Mrs. Welthea Brainard of Putnev,
who spent the summer with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. George Worthley, went to
Townshend Tuesday
w. w. NanNcss. Nathan IL. Law
renee, Henry Stratton, DR. q. r. GAZE
and Ahner G. Bristol were among those
who were in Brattleboro Tuesday.
William T. Bruce and twin dangh
tiers, Evelyn and EHnor, aud Miss Hat.
tie Byron OF Newfane spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril b. Switzer
Mrs. Choate of Jackson, Mich. for
merry assistant superintendent OF the
missionary home in Auburndale. Mass.
was guest of Mrs. J. A. Veinot the
first of last week
Carlton W. Perkins aud daughter.
Miss Lillian, of East Walpole. Mass.
came Saturday to visit his sister. Mrs
Cyril b. Switzcr They returned
home Tuesday, accompanied by Cecil
{. Perkins, who spent the past month
with his aunt.
A very interesting meeting of the
Grange was held Friday night. 1t was
voted to have the Grange fair this fall.
Every member will he counted upon as
a committee Of one to plan for and
help make it n success. Many current
events were read and there was 4 prac-
teal discussion on the methods Of some
OF the real estate agents in selling
farms. also readings by Mrs. Burnap
and Mrs. Houghton.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-08-27
WARDSBORO.

Judge J. Fl. Watson is i'll at the home
OF his sister, Mrs. Fred Underwood
Mrs. Libbie johnson and friend. Mrs
Howard, Of Gardner, Mass. who were at
the hotel for the past week. have re-
turned to their home
Mr. and Mrs d. Hitchcock Of Hol-
yoke and Mr. Warren Of Amherst made
short visit in town the FIRST Of the week.
coming by automobile
Luie Flagg, who worked for DR.. Hop
lin~on, had the misfortune to break
bone in his ankle while playing ball last
week His mother came Saturday night
to visit him. Being disabled he returned
with her to their home in Boston Monday.
Herbert Smith. who visited his father.
Moses Smith. and sisters. Mrs Anna
Newcomb and Mrs. w. w. Kidder. sew
eral days, has returned to his home in
Springfield. Mass. His wife and daughter
will remain longer.
j. NJ, Gleason, who has been with his
slster-in-law, Mrs. F. A Gleason. and
nephew. J. +. Gleason. some time. re-
turned to his home in Boston Saturday.
MIR and Mrs. H. F. Knight. who were
on the farm in Jamaica three weeks,
have returned home.
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up to the house, draining and widning
and filling in the hollows each side of
the road
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Andrews of
New York city are visiting their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Andrews,
also Grin Bolster and Carlton Lazelle
of East Dover are guests at the same
place. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cummings
of Millers Fails We're guests there last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Parker and
daughters, Isabelle and Rosabelle,
came Saturday by automobile from
Potsdam, n. Y, to visit at the Bcals
and Lyon farm, going Tuesday to Man
chester and home through Vermont.
Mrs. Julia Morse of Bellows Falls is a
guest this week at Arthur Beals s.
The fire which burned Archie Mel
len S barn Friday afternoon was the
second caused by lightning on the same
site. The first one was struck by
lightning - or 10 years ago. Mr..
Mellen thinks he viii not rebuilt This
is the third barn burned on the place,
besides the house which formerly be-
longed to Fred Thompson.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-08-27
TOWN SHEND.

A good sized crowd attended the cir
Gus in Brattleboro Tuesday.
Mrs Flora Eddy and Mrs. Willard
Barnes of Brattleboro spent Sunday in
town.
Miss Annabel Critchley visited at
Miss Ella Derry 5 in Brookline We'd
nesday.
Mrs Almon Marsh is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. Wealthy Brainard of
Putney, a week.
Mrs. Emma Clark of Brattleboro is
visiting in the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Herbert Franklin.
Miss Harriet Fletcher entertained
her cousin, Mrs. George c. Wright of
Westminster, over Sunday.
Mrs. f. S. Prentice and daughter.
Mrs. Jones, of Windham were guests
recently at b. B. Prentice s.
John Jenkins has been having serious
trouble with his hand which was poi-
soned some time ago with ivy.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". NJ. Sparks and
Julia and Merrill Sparks went Mon
day to Westmoreland to visit relatives.
1t is expected that Robert Green
wood and family of Ludlow will move
to the Greenwood farm about Sept. 10.
Mrs. Mary Greenwood viii make her
home with them
William Perry has sweet corn in his
garden eight feet and 10 inches high
and peas which stand eight feet and
four inches high, speaking well for the
culture of the garden and fertility of
the soil
\ party including Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Nelson, Mrs. Maude Brown, Mrs. Isaac
Appleby and Mrs. Lefty Dutton enjoy
ed an automobile ride Sunday to the
home of Miss Mary Taft in West
Townshend.