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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-19

N. d. Additional speakers
will be provided for Con
servation day.
Evening Session.
7:3O-$ observation-disclosures, Muslc,
Agricultural College X"
quartette.
$500 8:45-Team Play, DR.. George 3.
Vincent, president Univer-
sity of Minnesota.
8:45-President's annual ad-
dress.
.HsLH }oNqduuIoo re % uomEs Ios 'sA
THURSDAY.
Morning Session.
Live stock and Its Relation to
Profitable Farming, Thomas Cooper,
director North Dakota experiment sta
ton. 2-Scientific Dairying Made
practical, A.. J. Mcclure, superintend-
ent north central experiment station,
Grand Rapids, MINI. 3--Sonae Of the
Essentials In Successful Horse Breed
ing, w. IL. Houser, breeder of Clyesdaie
and Percheron Horses. Mondovi, WIS.
Afternoon Session.
1-Stability in Northwestern Agri-
culture, M. #. Greeley. editor Dakota
Farmer, Aberdeen, S. D. 2-Experi-
ences in Raising Feeding Cattle, Frank
Sanford, Valley City, N. ID. 3-Beef
Production in the Northwest III. n.
Smith, professor animal husbandry,
Minnesota GsonRga Of AgrsenltuEss -
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Dual Purpose Short Horns in England
and America, Prof. Thomas Shaw, st.
Paul, MINI.
Farmers Institute.
Annual banquet and business meet
ing of the North Dakota Live Stock
association, Thursday evening, Jan.
20, 1914,
Evening Session.
1890. s.: Observation-Disclosures.
5000 S:40-Some Social and Indus
trial Problems in North Da-
kota, DIR. F. T.. McVey, pres
ident University of North
Dakota.
$40 9:20-County Demonstration
Work in Farm Management,
j. G. Mcdowell, division of
farm management, depart
ment OF agriculture, Wash
ington, ID. G.
9:20-The Social and Economic
Value Of Country Life Bet
torment, Gov. A. O. Eber-
hart, st. Paul, Mimi.
FRIDAY.
Morning Session.
$780, observation-disclosures.
9:O0- 9:3O-Report of committee on
farm organization, Clarence
Hennis, department Of farm
management. secretary.
9:30-1O:00-Report OF committee on
rural credits, Pres. F. II
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SCANDINAVIAN
BANK ELECTS
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS FOR
ENSUING YEAR WERE ELECT.
ED TODAY FOR THE scANDi.
MATHEMATICIAN BANK AT
DIRECTORS ROOM.

officers and directors for. the Scan
dinavian : American bank, corner
Broadway and First avenue north,
year.
H. J.. Hagen, the popular president
of this institution, vas reelected for
another year to succeed himself. Two
new assistant cashiers were elected to
the official staff, also, which is a
strong indication of perceptible in
crease in the volume of business of
the bank during 1913 over 1912.
Following are he officers and di-
rectors chosen:
President=H. j. Hagen
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DEBATING TEAMS
ARE ANNOUNCED

The winners of the tryouts for the
intercollegiate debates were announced
at the A. c.. this morning. The team
which will meet Manitoba University
at Winnipeg is composed OF Roy
Dynes, Ralph Smith, and Dean Men
denhall.
Debating the Manitoba school at the
A. c.. will be VIM. Mendenhall. VIM.
Guy, and VIM. Jackson.
The team which will meet the Uni
versity of Southern California at Los
Angeles on March 26 is composed of
Reul wife and Walter Baumgartel.
Tryouts for the team which win
meet South Dakota will be held next
week.
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Continued From Page One.
association, all the decorations in the
auditorium placed there last week
for the Gate City Aut show, will be
left intact for the Grain Growers so
that the auditorium will be most pre-
sentable. for the reception Of the visit
ing farmers.
Following is the programme Of the
convention in detail.
TUESDAY,.
Morning Session.
TO- O-Invocation: Rev. A. E.
Peterson, pastor Baptist
church, Fargo. Music agri-
cultural college "Y" quar-
tette.
1o:10-10: 30-Address of welcome. J.
P. Hardy, secretary COM
mercial club.
10: 3o-10: 5o-Agriculturet in Secondary
Schools, Charles Hammond.
instructor in agriculture.
Minot Normal school.
10:5 0-11:20-Dairying in Connection
With Grain Growing. John
Christensen, farmer, New
Salem, N. D. ..
11:20-11:40-Home Economics in Sec
ondary Schools, Miss Mae
' Hooper, instructor in home
economics, Valley City high
c0hnnI
o .o.on hoo"
'a1's' 3i9e.oooO-Annoint,nen+ of comnit-
tees
.. Afternoon ssss;o,
,.nn- y.9o-Mee+inp of North dakota.
uorticultural society. l.
Elements NJ Success in
Small. Fruit Growing, A.
Bracket, Excelsior, Mimi.
Z-Gettlng q FRUIT orchard
Started. q. A. Chlnberg,
Hankinson, N. D.. -E1ve
Best Trees FIVE Best
Shrubs Tor North Dakota,
Ernest g. Hilborn, valley
M City, N: y. 4.aortlcultur
al Progress In the North
west IN n Last twenty
g. i've Years, A. Elk
celslor' MINI.
Evening Session.
7.sn. s.m-Miscellaneous.
e.SS. s.eo-How 70 Manage Soils
oi' TncIinad fo blow T n
TSastgate. Farmers insti-
+Y,tes T ,srimore. NJ. n
$50 s:5o-Aifalfa. ]. O.. Haney,
Grand Forks, ~. D..
$3.50 s:20--Mlcrobes, chancellor j.
Nd. waters, y. Dr pastor
First M. Il. cnurcn, Fargo,
N. u.
9:30-The Necessary n Bene-
fits OF OrganiZation among
Farmers, Oliver wilson,,
Master OF Natlonai Grange
Peoria. III.
.EEH 'g-| AHtHEEt EV 1.#EI#..EI
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TRI-STATE GRAIN GROWERS

Continued. From Page One.
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MOOSE BANQUET TONIGHT
Big Banquet of Local Lodge of Loyal
Order of Moose at $3.50 O'Clock
Tonight at Commercial Club.

The members of the Fargo lodge Of
the Loyal Order of Moose will sit down
to an elaborate banquet this evening at
$3.50 o'clock at the Fargo commercial
club.
This will be a big event and every
member of the Moose will be present,
many coming in from various sections
of the state.
Several prominent officials of the
order from a distance will be present
to speak in addition to Gov. =. 3.
Another speaker will be Harry Lash
koWitzs
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McVey, University Of North
r1fr~tn .a.. se. Err. ...r" .. .

UNIV '
10: 00-1O: COLLECTION of officers.
10: 30 0O-Reporr Of committee on
resolutions.
IL: 0O-11: 3O-Co- operation of Growers
and Seedmen in the Cause
of Seed Betterment. +. 9.
Olsen, Fargo, N. d.
IL: 30-12:00-Seed Improvement and
Soil Publication, Prof. III. L.
Bolley, N. D. A. C.
Afternoon Session.
American Society of Equity:
1:30-Co-operation and the
Government, by r.. M. An
derson, president Equity
Cooperative exchange,
Fargo, N. d. The Terminal
Markets, by George S. Lof-
tus, sales manager, Equity
cooperative exchange,
Minneapolis, Mimi. Co
operation in Europe, DR..
Charles w. Mccarthy, in
charge OF legislation refer
ence library, Madison.
Wis.
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Scientists have figured that the earth
is thickest along an imaginary line
drawn from the top of Chimborazo, a
mountain ia Ecuador, and a point on
the coast of Sumatra. where the land 10
fairly &c.
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Vice President-Lars Christianson.
Cashier-N. G. Eggen.
Assistant Cashier-C. J. Severson.
Assistant Cashier-N. J. Brevig.
Directors-H. H. Aaker, Emil J.
Headland, M. A. Hagen, N. G. Eggen,
B. G. Tenneson, Lars Christianson,
Edward Engerud, George B. Hancock
and Fl. J. Hagen.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-19

To replace the always more or less
Objectionable hot water bottle there
has. been nvente an aluminium affair
of similar shape in which is an ~eIectri-
cal heating element supplied with ours
rent.from light socket.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-12-30
LONDONDERRY.

Willie Tower is working for c. L.
Bacon in the store.
Clara Marden is home from her
school in Manchester.
The village schools began Monday,
after a two-weeks' vacation. ..-
Miss Mabel Phillips of Newfane
visited at Guy Wyman 5 the last of
the week
Frank Stevens aud Lake wilkins
are gaining. Mrs. Payne has been i'll
but is better. =
Miss Evelyn Wade aud win Holms
Of New York city were at A. II.
Wade s for Christmas. 81.
The Williams family had their
Christmas gathering this year at Her
bert Williams 5. There wore q pres.
ent and many gifts were distributed.
Mrs, Rose Pond of Niagara was with
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Shattuek,
Christmas. Mrs. Pond has gone to
heene, n. H., accompanied by her
father. 49,
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DUMMERSTOfI.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred NORM are at
T.. n. Reed s. -
Charles Walker is still under the care
of his physician, DR.. Lawrence of Put
ney. 81
Mr., aud Mrs 4. l.. Laughton gave
delightful party to 80 guests Saturday
evening E. --.'.
Miss Susan Knight eff Overbrook,
Pa, is with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John NJ. Knight. ..'t s.
Perley Richmond, teacher in the
Center school, is enjoying tile holiday
vacation IN Boston and other places.
4 Christmas tree at the church with
Christmas music and exercises by the
children was the old story forever new.
Nelson Crosby of New York is
spending the holiday, season with his
parents, Mr.. and NJ rs. j. K. Crosby
! George n, Kelley is spending the
joyous season of the year with his
friends in Greenfield and Turner's
Falls, Mass. .,. ~
Miss Fanny Wilder of Northfield
seminary is enjoying the vacation at
home with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Wilder.
Ernest Ray of Mount Hcrmon, who
came home for Christmas with his par
ents, Mr.. aud Mrs. W. j. Ray, has re.
turned to his studies.
Miss Elsie Ha zelton, who teaches in
Putney and Miss Bertha Hazelton of
West Dummcrston and Leslie Worden
Of Guilford are holiday guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. II. c. Hazclton.
Miriam Reed of the Brattlcboro high
school is spending, her vacation with
her mother, Mrs. Villa Reed. Miss
Reed spent Sunday 3evenipg and Mon
Iday in 'Westmoreland with friends.
Thermometers got tired and drebpcd
down, down, down, ranging from Is
to 30 degrees below zero according tt
locality or instrument All seemed OF
the same mind in thinking twas cold
lenough. .-.-...
| f. II. Spaulding of Springfield visit
ed a few DAYS last week at his ole
home here. His father, Hugh T
Spaulding, is still confined to his bee
and does not gain as rapidly as hi.
friends would like.
Miss Inez Stevens of Southampton
, Mass. is visiting in town this week
She has been a guest of, Miss >Alic,
| G.. Laughton since Christmas and viii
visit Il few days with Mrs. w F
Walker and other friends during tn,
week
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SOUTH VERNON.

Miss Mary Scott has returned from
a visit in West Brattlebcro
Fremont Fairman has begun lumber
ing, and viii set up mill later.
Merton Fairman and family visited
in Greenfield, Mass, over Christmas.
The farmers have begun harvesting
the ice crop and find it very good.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lackcy visited
in West Springfield through Christmas
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rankin Of Erv-
ing, Mass, are visiting at Willis Col
lers S.
F.,.W. Stoddard lost his last horse
last Saturday. Its mate died several
weeks ago.
Family reunions over Christmas were
held at Fremont Fairman S, c. Jack
son S and Herbert Jillson S.
Christmas gatherings were numcr.
Gus, and the weather very cold through
the week. Many water pipes were
frozen. The mercury went down e
. in some parts Of the town.
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SOUTH WINDHAM.

Charles Smith is visiting his sister, Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Barber.
Mrs A G.. .Burbee and baby have re-
turned from Springfield, Mass.
Edmund T. Harris was A Christmas
guest of his brother, Al'a Harris.
Miss Bessie Tenney was home from her
work in South Londonderry for Christ,
mas.
Mrs. Ella Jones of Townshcnd was at
the home of her brother, \, o. Chase,
Sunday.
Miss 'Lcta G. Gibbs has gone to
Townshend to work for Miss Harriet
Fletcher.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Barber il spending the
holidays with her daughter, Mrs. w, f.
Lille, in Newton, Mass. -A
Mrs. f. n Kingsbury and Miss Louise
OF East Mortified. Mass, have been
greeting old friends in town.
Misses Jessie and Clara Pierce of Brat
| tlehoro have been spending few day,
with their aunt, Mrs. +. II. Robbins
W. A FAIR and family and Clarence
Jenison and family spent Christmas al
O. $ Farwclls at South Londonderry.
! Mr. and Mrs. d. !. Frederick went tC
Bellows Falls Thursday to spend Christ
mas with their SON. Herbert Frederick
They returned home Saturday.
A Upham and two daughters AIsse
| Constance and Grace, Mrs. f. y. Kings
bury and daughter, Louise. and Alisse
Jessie and Clara Pierce were Christina,
guests at F. H. Robbins 5.
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SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

Miss Ainlv, the principal Of the high
school, is spending the holiday vacat
ton at her home in Barton.
There was party at NJ c. Girls,
Griswold's Saturday, when an enjoy
able evening was spent with games,
etc. Refreshments were served.
Will Whitney, q former teacher here
but now principal of the high school
at Plymouth. Mass, was a guest al;
F. +. Simonds s at Christmas time
Among the Christmas home corners
not mentioned before were Raymond
Churchill from Burlington, Lyle
Churchill from Chester. Bertha Wander
water from Mortified, Mass, Hetty
Haven, Hattie Fuller, Blanche and
Irene Ramsdell from Townshend and
Edith Landman from her school in
Newfane.
The Baptist Ladies Aid society met
with Mrs. ]. w. Melendy on Tuesday
for their annual meeting and election
Of officers which resulted as follows:
Pres, Mrs. w. G. Goodwin; vice pres,
Mrs. II. p. Chase; see. and treas, Mrs.
J. w Melendy; directors, Mrs. Mary
Dudley, Mrs Leila Rugg, Miss Minnie
Tyler; committee on entertainment,
VA As-A1. J Atl5 Mo IL. -. ~h11Chdg
Mrs. o. d. Parker. ..-.
The Christmas tree and the exercises
at the town hall were very much en-
joyed by old and young. The illus
trated reading by Edith Landman, with
the ACCOMPANIMENT of music, the songs
by June Howard and Marion and Dor
othy Stanty, and the music by the or
ehestra of seven pieces were all very
| fine. w. w, Heald was the conductor
AZ the close of the exercises the dis
tribution of presents to the children
took place. -@ ~
In the regular meeting of Hooker
post, No S, G. A. r., held Saturday
evening, the following officers wor'
eleeted: Post commander. w. A. Shat
tuck; s. V. c., II. r. Darling; J. Y
| G., 4. NJ. Williams; q. NJ, H. J.
Chase; chap, +. +. Rugg; adit., II. A
Dudley; o. D., c. o. Hulett; o. g.. &
]. Thompson: post instructor, Stephel
Houghton; color bearer, 6. J. Thomp
son; S. NJ. James. Hay; l.. NJ. s., O
G. Eddy; delegate to department en-
canpment, G. J. Thompson.
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WILLIAMSVILLE

Mrs. c. H. Dickinson is visiting her
parents in Hartford, Conn p.
The schools began Monday, after "a
Christmas recess Of one week
Verne Mnndell, who is attending
hool in Springfield, is home for the
holidays.
G. G. Temple returned Monday to
boston to resume his studies in Went
worth Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. White spent
Christmas day in West Dummerston
with DIR. aud Mrs. +. p. White.
Miss Persis Washer and Carl Hollen
rame Thursday from Northield TO visit
her parents, Mr. aud Mrs. F. b. Washer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Chase CAME from
Revere to spend Christmas with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Co. r. Williams.
Miss Lizzie Flynn of New York is
visiting Miss Florence Iazelle and her
sister, Mrs. Guy Circuit, On Ncwfane
hill, -...>s.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.. Unison and sous,
Ashton and Howard, spent Christmas
| day in Brookline with their daughter
Mrs. Harry Howe.
| \ social, will hc given in the Meth
Cdist vestry Friday evening, Jan.
IThe Mizpah class will give the farce
4 Modern Sewing society.
John Carey, who has been living al
the Fteyenhagen farm, is moving hi,
familv to South Nevfane, but will con
tinue in the employ Of y. NJ Merri
field. .-,
Aaron G.. White of Boston. who Wis
tied his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. z. p
White, in West Dummcrston ovei
Christmas, called on friends in town
Saturday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Fairbanks an,
Two daughters of Rrattltboro an'
Mrs. Samuel Morse and Mrs. George
| NJ. Love we're Cbristmas guests of Nj
and Mrs, A. NJ. Mcrrificld
There. was a good attendance at tn
Christmas exercises in the Methods
ch3Fch Christmas eve. \ good program
vas given by the children and goo,
number of presents were distributes
from well.laden trees
Mi and Mrs. W. II. Newton cam
from Aewfane Friday, to join thei
daughter. Miss Elsie Newton, for tn
Christmas dinner with Mrs. Newton
mother, Mrs d. d. Dickinson, an
brother, G. H. Dickinson. J
Mrs. Cynthia Allen and daughter
Mrs. Mary Ingram and little Thelm
went Friday to -Brattleborc to spen
the day with Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ: Strat
ton. Mrs. Allen win go to Below
Falls to visit a daughter before re
turning home.
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HINSDALE, N. H.
Death of worthen D. whitaker

Worthen d. Whitaker, a. u well
known resident of Keenc for 30 years,
died Monday evening about o'clock in
the home of Calvin Hills at Sawycr's
Crossing where he had been living about
three years.
Mr., Whitaker was for many years a
wool sorter at the Faulkner X Colony
wooden mills in keenc. later. coming to
Hinsdale. While here he represented the
town in the state legislature. lie returned
to keene and lived there some time \
few years ago his wife died and he went
TO Plymouth, Mass. to live, but returned
and made his home at the Hills place
He represented ward + of keene in the
councils in 1866, and was for years a
prominent Republican. -.
He leaves three brothers and two sis
tiers, Marshall Whitaker of Newport, Ed
win Whitaker of Brandon, Vt, Ninslow
Whitaker of Bethel, Vt, Miss Sylvia
Whitaker Of Plymouth, Mass, and Mrs.
IL. y. Rogers, also of Plymouth
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CAMBRIDGEPORT.

Z. H.. Blodgett of Windsor was IL
town on business Monday.
Martin Tarbell of Haverhiu, Mass,
came last week to spend the winter
with his cousin, II. G.. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Doyle recently
entertained Miss Louise Ober of Bos-
ton and Charles Doyle !. of Lawrence,
Mass. t .-.. .s
George NJ. Dimoud of Bradford,
Mass, spent Christmas with relatives
in Athens and was q guest Saturday
and Sunday at S. J. Weaver s.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Moore hal. a
Christmas dinner Friday at which we're
present their daughter Mrs. ockerby,
Fand family of Grafton aud their son,
Philip Moore, and family of this place.
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NORTHFIELD, MASS.
Watch Night Gathering.

Everyone is. invited to. a. gathering
in the Congregational church New
Year, eve. Beginning at 10 o'clock,
d service win be held until Ills with
special lnusir and speakers. This viii
be followed by.a social, when hot CO.
fec viii be served to all. Each one is
asked to bring picnic luncheon. At
II O'Clock all will 60 ont in front OF
the church and sing. Much effort is
being msdc to make the evening profit
able and enjoyable.
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TOWNSHEND

Herbert Prescott of Aver, Mass has
returned to II. \. Felch,s for the winter.
Z. |. Short has recently moved into his
new home in the Odell house on Buck hill.
Telephones have been installed in the
residences of Guy Button and H. F. How
ard. .... .-..
II. 4. Felch has been confined to the
house a week with severe attack of
grip. 80. II
Walter Fclch has finished work for W.
l.. Hakey in Wardshoro and returned to
the home of his cousin, H. A. Felch.
NJ. Park Osgood went Monday to Hart
ford Nt.), where he will be employed
for the rest of his vacation on work con-
nected with his agricultural course in the
University of Vermont.
Frank Felch of Springfield, Mass, came
Saturday to make his home for the pres
ent with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. IL. A.
Felch, his wife, going to Lowell, Mass, to
care for her aunt, who is seriously i'll.
/ A sleighing party ipcluding Miss Mil
dred Burbank. Miss Ruth Adams, Pearl
Adams and Karl W. Davis all of Chester,
We're in Townshend Sunday. Miss Bur
bank, who was a teacher here in the inter
mediate grades two {. years, called on
friends in the village. She is at present
attending school of domestic science in
( New York, expecting to fit herself to be
a teacher in that work.
| Charlie Glynn Brown, 4-weeks-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs Albert L. Brown died
! Thursday, Dec. Il. The child had not
been strong, but had no special illness
On awaking Christmas morning Mrs
Brown found that the little one had died
in his sleep. The tiny casket was placed
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-12-30
PUTNEY.

Hugh Clifford Eaton of New York,
formerly of keene, \, H.. and Miss
in Worcester, Mass, Dec. - in the
home of the bride : uncle. and aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest P. Bennett. Rev.
George Mattress Of the Church of the
Advent, Boston, performed the cere-
mony, using two rings. Mr.. Bennett
gave the bride in marriage aud Miss
Charlotte Eaton of Putney, a sister of
the bridegroom, was bridesmaid. Mr..
Eaton is graduate of Dartmouth col
lege, 1912. and is with the United
States Rubber Co. in New York.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-12-30
WEST GUILFORD.
Peeler- Buffum Wedding.

The home of W. S. Buffum and sons
was the scene of a pretty wedding
Thursday, Dec, p, when Winnie Ethel.
eldest daughter of W. S. Buflum, be
came the wife OF David S. Peeler of
@Deerfeld, Mass. The room was prettily
decorated with Christmas colors, the
bridal couple standing before. a bank
of evergreen. They were attended BY
Rosa Buf'um and Wayne Bufum
brother and sister of the bride. The
father gave the bride in marriage. The
bride s dress was white satin trimmed
with shadow lace. The bridesmaid wore
lavender. The ceremony was performed
by Rev l. Nj. Compton of West Brat
tlebnro., Only the members Of the
family were present
After a brief wedding trip to Spring
field, Mass, and Wilmington the
young couple will live in Deerfeld
where Mr.. Peeler is highly RESPECTED
and where he owns q. good farm. Tb'
bride has been q, resident of Guilfer{
several years. She attended Wes
{ Brattleboro academy and taught schoo
in Marlboro. The best wishes of man,
friends follow the young people to thei
new home.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-12-30
WEST TOWNSHEND.

Percy Bristol of New Haven, Conn, is
visiting in town ..s-....-
Abner Bristol of the University of Yer
mont is spending vacation at W. H.
.Taft's.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold c. Gale visited
Mrs Gales parents in South Londonderry
last week.
Mrs. George Houghton and son, Freder.
ick, are visiting her father, Harry How,
ard, in Wardsboro: .-.s-..,.=
Miss Dorothy Taft of Brattleboro is
spending the holidays with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs, W. H Taft. ..~.. D..
Mr., and Mrs. c. 3. Switzer and son
Hugh, were Christmas guests of NJ. B
Switzer and family in Bellows Falls, re
turning home Monday