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Street IL enabled to resume It's wonted ac-
tivitles will be OF great advantage to the
country in the continuing adjustment OF
values to the outcomes Of the war. In a
general way the revival In Wall Street
will have advantages which while less
tangible are not less substantial The
beginnings OF stock market resumption are
like the beginnings OF recovery in other
business directions. They may not be
profitable. They may not even do much
toward the payment Of expenses. but there
is something far more than the reward OF
virtue in the mere effort to do something.
Nothing is SO depressing as idleness and
lnaction. Wall Street proceeding to do
business as usual, out In the open and
not under cover. is notice that everywhere
the situation justifies efforts to do BUSH
ness as usual. Neither in Wall Street
nor elsewhere are prices the important
thing. What Is important Is trade. that
IL, the business movement, Once volumes
are being produced prices will take care
OF themselves Opportunity TO trade Is of
much more consequence than the level of
values. whether Of securities, commodi-
ties or merchandise, and what is going on
In Wall Street advcrtises the existence Of
trading opportunity In all lines OF fnan-
cial and business endeavor. Activity and
confidence help to create each other and
both beget more activity and more con-
hdence. Rather curiousy, as coinci-
dence with the forward movement In Wall
Street 1t appears that steel manufacturers
have about decided to forget prices and
to go out after business at whatever prices
they can obtain II.
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DIVIDENDS AND INIKHFsr.
THE MoNLA>A rowtK CoMr.NT,

Preferred Stock Dividend No O.
res i!ar quarterly dividend OF one Gni
hrre.gutteTs per cent. as on ~. P-e
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January =. 1915, 10 stockholders o., n..rt
Al the close Of business b-uemhrr lS l+s.
Common Stock Dividend 40 .
\ dividend OF one hAlf ~ one re- cent
80, on he Common stock has t--r 10
area PAYABLE January ., 1913 20 '.r.A
clNlGend' az the close Of busiros- 10. e...-..
70 ltl> Checks viii hc nar,i Sta-I
~ ansier books Wil not be closed
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RAILROAD COMPANY

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Durham Brothers Co.

Mrs. Hillman are at the Chase cabin
for a weeks stay.
There has been an unusual number
of guests at the Tavern this week.
Thirtyfour were at supper Saturday.
Freeman Cook, for many years a res
ident OF Grafton, died last week at
his brother : house in Westminster
West
with a party of eight by automobile
to the Tavern Saturday to stay over
Sunday.
| Miss Della Lawrence was at home
from her school in Townshend over
Sunday. accompanied by her friend,
| Miss Eta Thomas of Athens.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Marsh, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. l.. Barker and Leland Marsh,
friends of Mrs. Treadwell. game by
lautomobile to Grafton Saturday, stay
ing over night at the Tavern.
\ carriage party of six, Mr.. and
Mrs Albade of Dorset, Mrs. H. ".
| Bergman. Miss Dawson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Aborn Of East Orange,
\. J., registered at the Tavern Satur-
day.
Mrs w T. L. Walker, Miss Amy
Davis, Miss Mamie Templeton, Mrs
Treadwell, Rev. G. Y. Washburn and
J. II. Stowell attended the meeting Of
the Union Conference of Congregation
al churches in Springfield Tuesday and
| Wednesday,. Rev. Mr.. Washburn
preached the conference sermon.
In the annual meeting of the Ladies
society of the Congregational church
Friday afternoon the following officers
were elected: President, Mrs. G. Y.
Washburn; vice president, Mrs. ". f.
| Walker; secretary, Mrs. Nellie Stowel;
treasurer, Mrs. r. Davis; directors,
| Miss Mamie Templeton, Mrs. Tread
| well, Mrs. Ella Stowell
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NEWFANE.

Mrs. Roy Jones of Brattleboro spent
Sunday at Edwin Joness.
Mrs Virgil Ranney visited relatives i'll
Townshend the first of the week.
Clifton Pratt spent Sunday at the home
of his mother, Mrs. NJ. r. Pratt.
About Il couples attended the dancing
party in Union hall Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs w G. Sargent of Brattle-
boro were in town Tuesday and Wednes-
day
Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin of BrattIe-
boro and Mrs. Victor Cutting of Brattle
boro visited at A. T. Edwards 5 Sunday.
w. c. Ballou is away on business
trip. Earl Wheeler of Jamaica is now
substituting for him at the railroad
station.
Judge ]. L. Martin spent day or two
at The Naples the latter part of last
week, going Friday to Bencasson cabin
with his family for a short stay.
Attorney C. A Parker of Boston, a
former teacher in our village school, visit
ed at A c. Harvcy's the first of the week
calling on old friends and pupils while
here,
| Among the many improvements at Elm
hall il a new furnace which has Just been
installed by j. f. Rogers of Brattleboro
Mr.. Patterson, who had charge of the
plumbing there early in the summer, has
charge OF this work also.
The old-fashioncd singing school vii
begin Saturday night, Oct. Il, in the
Congregational church vestry. All thos,
who have joined the class are requisite,
to be present, also those who desire t,
unite and have not already given thei
names to the committee in charge
Mrs. Achsa Fream Of Montevideo
Mimi, who was Newfane girl. in a re
cent message to friends here spoke of de
!, Hghtful fall weather through which thei
fruits had passed untouched by frost
Her daughter Mrs Gilbert Batchelder
returned to her school work in Port.
Rico in September under promotion a
teacher Of English. Mr., Batchelder Is
, graduate of Wells college, \. Y.
Judge F. /. Fish of Nergennes is il
town this week to preside at court Will
the Griffin case Is on trial. Being a yer
? industrious and vigorous man i'll variou
directions, he keeps pace with agricul
tural progression on his place in Ven
- gennes The FIVE barrels Of good oil
{ Rhode Island greetings which he pickle
from a tree supposed to he hundre
, years old, or a kindred tree, evidentl
; were from tree scientifically treated t
t make it prolific in old age. The judg
was Newfane boy.
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SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

Judge j. l.. Martin was in town over
Sunday.
Miss Ainly, the high school teacher,
went to her home in Boston Saturday,
returning Monday.
Mrs II. r. Darling has not been as we'll
during the past week and Miss Mamma
French of Weston has been caring for her.
Several members of the Salvation Army
from Brattleboro held meetings in both
villages and at Winhall Hollow last week
Mr.. and Mrs Alva Canbey went to
Sunderland on Tuesday, called there 10y
the serious illness of their uncle, Asa War
ncr recently d resident of this town.
While Cherrie and Lillian Beattie were
driving to the village on Tuesday morning
the thll of their wagon dropped and they
were thrown out and somewhat bruised
| but no bones were broken.
Sunday school rally day was observed
Sunday in the Baptist church. the pro
gram being rendered by the Sunday schoo
children and the choir They acquitted
themselves creditably and the services
were very interesting.
The annual inspection of Hooker Wo
| man 5 Relief corps occurred at their hal
on Friday evening Mrs. Calista Bangs OF
Brattleboro being the Inspector Supper
was served at 6, the inspection following
Six members from Scott corps of Jamaica
were present Mrs. Bangs is a great
favorite with the corps and her kindly
interest in it makes her visit always APP
preciated.
| Ethel Constantia Melendy, daughter o
I Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Melendy of this place
1 and Harold Gray Husscy of Swampscott
Mass, were married at the Brooks House
| in BrattlebOrO Oct. 10. Only the immedi
ate members of the family were present
| The wedding took place at II and they
left on the > o'clock train for Boston
They will make their home in Swamp
scott, Mass
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WEST DOVER.

Major and Mrs F. w. Childs and
daughter of Brattleboro were in town
Sunday.
James McCrea, who recently spent
a few days in this place, has returned
to his work in West Brattleboro.
Dan Hale of East Dover has been
preparing to set up his steam mill on
the A. d. King place in Stratton, and
his boiler passed through this place
Saturday.
j. NJ. Upton has the bumper crop of
potatoes, reporting $50 bushels of as
sorted tubers. Weston Snow reports
having dug two potatoes in one day
which tipped the scales at five pounds.
The village school did not keep Fri
day on account of the absence of Miss
Rose Dion, teacher, who went to her
home in Cheshire, Mass, to visit UNI
til Monday, which was a legal holiday.
n. d. Alexander of Springfield,
Mass, former landlord of the Green
Mountain Inn of West Dover, with
three friends motored up to spend the
day looking over Mr.. Alexander 5 land
here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Webb, Mr. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Webb and Harry Grout of
East Arlington were in town last
week, calling on relatives of the Webb
family and remaining overnight at o.
f. and S. l.. Hill 5. The party came
in Mr.. Circuit 5 automobile.
Mrs. Nctte Harvey OF South Hadlev
Falls, Mass, accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Collie Lane, and the
latter 5 daughter, Florence, of South
Newfane, We're weekend guests of Mrs.
Harvey 5 son, Harry Harvey, at Z. J
Grout s, returning Sunday after cali
| ing on some old neighbors.
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BROOKLINE.

Mrs. William Boutelle is still seri-
ously i'll.
Mrs. Elizabeth Martin has returned
to her home in Canada.
Hoyt Marsh. who was hurt seriously
in Pierce's mill, is out again.
Mrs NJ w Lawrence is visiting in
South Londonderry and Winhall.
{. 2. S;tickney has been appointed
administrator of the estate of Ella
Bates.
Mrs. c. w. Stickney and son Wis
tied in Bellows Falls Saturday and
Sunday.
Albert Iandfear of Bellows Falls is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Hermon Howe,
while on d vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Parkhurst and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Perham
Parkhurst of Weston were guests at
G. ?. Sticbney's Sunday.
c. w. Barnes went on business
trip TO Boston and Burlington last
week. lie is interested in trapping
and in the prospect for the sale of
furs.
II. j. Landfear of Bellows Falls,
who has employment at c. p. Stick
| ney S, was thrown Monday while hitch
ing up horse and dislocated his right
shoulder. DR.. F. L. Osgood was called.
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WILMINGTON.
re Henry White is i'll

Mrs. Henry White is i'll.
Mrs Edmund Boyd has been on the
sick list this week.
Miss Gladys Hicks of Readsboro Wis
tied Mrs l.. \. Wheeler over Sunday.
Mrs. Leslie w. Boyd has been i'll the
past week. She is rapidly improving.
Herbert Stickles of Readsboro was
business visitor in town Monday.
Miss Grace Smith of Brattleboro
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. w.
+. Howe.
Some of the village teachers and dis.
trict teachers visited school in North
Adams Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Hanchett Of
Springfield, Mass, are visiting then
daughter, Mrs. V. l.. Adams.
A number of people have made au-
tomobile trips over the Mohawk trail,
which is rapidly nearing completion.
George W. Boyd, who injured his
foot some weeks ago, is at work, al
though still going about on crutches.
Willard Crosier of Wiliamstown,
Mass, and her brother-in-law Of Dow
er. n H.. were in town Saturday on
business.
Albert Fox Is very sick and is at
tended by trained nurse. Mrs. Gil
feather. his daughter, of POultney, Vt.
is at home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston Cushing OF
Boston, Mr. and Mrs. y. \. Blandin
of Bath. n H., ami friends from Bos
ton were in town the first of the week
II. d. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. +. W
Crosier, Harold CroSier and Miss LeOnt
Wheeler took an automobile trip t,
bennington Sunday in Mr.. Miller
car.
William Hosea Mann celebrated hi
s0th birthday anniversary Saturday
at the home Of his son, Henry +
Mann. His brother, Nathan Mann
} who is - years old, was one of hi
, guests.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Harris and sou
Richard. were visitors in Readsbor
! this week. Silas Hicks OF Readsbor
? took Mr.. Harris : place as baggag
master on the Hoosac Tunnel x VII
: mington railroad during his absence.
= Mayfower chapter, 0. f. s, Of VII
= mington entertained the Mary Lyo
1 chapter of Shelburne Falls. Mass, FIR
| day. \ chic ken-pie supper was serve
l at ESQ TO about 50 people. In the even
= ing the initiatory degree was conferre
0 upon two candidates. About 40 cam
e from Shelburne Falls and Mrs. J. c
Brown of Readsboro, who was the frs
matron of the Mary Lyon chapter, an
is past matron of Balance Rock chap
ter Of Readsboro, was also present.
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WEST HALIFAX.

Warren Miner of Brattleboro is Wis
iting his brother, Francis, this week.
Marble Pratt of Massachusetts
called on Lis brother, Dura Pratt, Sun
day.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Z. Sparks visited in
Greenfield a part of last week and
this week.
Mrs. Tina Leonard was taken Sun
day to the Memorial hospital for
treatment.
There will be a dance and chicken
pie supper in Grange hall Oct. so. All
are invited.
Lewis Cutting and Nellie Woodland
have moved from Brattleboro back to
the Thurber farm so called.
y. f. Thurber was kicked by a
horse NJ onday evening. DR.. Thomas
was called. Mr. Thurber probably
will be confined to his house a while.
Water Is getting very low in West
Halifax. Some springs have gene dry
that never were known to be dry be
fore and others very low. Some have
to draw water half a mile.
Mrs. Z. S. Cooke was in Marlboro
last week caring for her daughter
Mrs. c. y. Perry, who put her ankle
out of Joint and broke one bone in
her leg Just above the ankle.
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LANDGROVE.

Arthur Bull of Rupert called on
friends IN town Saturday.
Mrs. Arthur Bates and two children
are visiting relatives in Albany, y. Y.
The thermometer registered only 20
degrees above zero Wednesday morn
ing.
Mrs, Lila Robinson has finished
work at John Thomson ; and is at
home.
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter West has been very i'll this
week, but is reported to be some bet
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Woodward of
Medford. Mass, have been visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Wood
ward.
Mrs. Annise Livingstone is caring
for Mrs. Myron Emerson, who is crit
cally i'll. Mrs. Emerson has been i'll a
long time.
Mrs Ella Fem is improving the
looks of her summer home by having
the house newly clapboarded, new stills
put in and a fresh coat of paint put
on. Dana Macdonald is doing the
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Woodward
of Holliston, Mass, Mrs Burly and
Ben Sampson of Newburyport Mass,
| came in an automobile Tuesday even
ing to J. E. Thomson S for a few days
visit.
News was received last week by
r. B. Butterfeld of the death of his
cousin. Freeman Cook of Westminster
| West, which occurred the evening of
| Oct. Z. He will be remembered by
some as one who several years ago was
engaged in shaving scythe sticks.
| There will be What 5 in a name
social and supper at f. and NJ. hall
| Tuesday evening, Oct. p, entertain
ment to begin at S.15. A penny for
each letter in the name pays for the
supper ticket For entertainment
there will be readings by Miss Follett
of Londonderry and DIR. Smith of IVES
ton; solos by Mrs. T. ID. Preston OF
Londonderry and Mrs. +. A. Burn of
| Weston. Other talent is expected.
While Horace Fuller was i'll and I'M
able to finish digging his potatoes 9th
ers stepped in and helped themselves
digging out two or three whole rows
across the field and two parts of rows
| Mr.. Fuller wishes to express his
thanks to the unknown parties for thei1
help, but would have been still more
| grateful if they had kindly brought
the potatoes home to him instead OF
carrying them to parts unknown. One
other instance of theft has been re
ported, but this one was of cider.
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GREEN RIVER.

George Lynde is drawing lumber to
Greenfield.
Ray Gates has opened his cider and
jelly mill for the season.
Miss Ruth w Crosier of Halifax was
a guest recently at II. E. Whites.
l.. L. Churchell of Westmoreland, \.
H, was at his home here Monday on
business.
Mrs Sarah Franklin of Gill is spending
several weeks with her mother, Mrs. Mon
roe Thompson.
Arthur Miner of Brattleboro is guest
of his great grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett w. Miner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Adams of Brattle
boro were at the home of Mrs Adams's
father, George Pond, Sunday.
Services will be held in the church Sun
day at ; p. m. conducted by Rev. Will
liam Robinson of West Guilford.
David Worden has bought the place
which he has occupied two years of Mrs.
Anna Page of West Brattleboro.
/ Mrs Leon Starkey and son, Stillman, of
| Deerhed and friend of Springfield were
visitors Monday at A. s. Gallup's.
Charles S Lynde and several men of
West Leyden have been picking the apples
he bought by auction on the Worden
farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Conover Fitch were at
their Valley farm home several days. re-
Gently Mr.. Fitch came to enjoy the bird
hunting
Mrs. NJ. A. Goodenough and Miss
lOlive Goodenough visited her aunt, Mrs
Ernest Davenport, in Greenfield Thurs
day and Friday of last week.
Mrs Herbert White joined her sister
and family. Mr.. and Mrs Perley Croser
son and daughter of Halifax on an auto
mobile trip to Walpole, \. H., Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Nichols and thre
daughters, Miriam, Elizabeth an,
Eleanora were at the home of thei
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Wris
Hey, Sunday.
+ Mr. and Mrs Charles Frost entertaine,
over Sunday several nephews and niece
p from Worcester, The party includes MI
and Mrs Fred Frost, Harold Frost, Nh
and Mrs Jack Bryson and Mrs. JUL
Hooper. They came by automobile.
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A Row with Fathers Wife.

Little Willie had been very naughty
So much so, in fact, that, after hav-
ing reproved him several times, his
mother WAS at last forced to severely
punish him. When his father arrived
home in the evening he at once per
ceived that Willie 5 eyes were suspi-
ciously red. -" What s the matter,
sonny2' ne cried. ''Oh, nothing" re-
sponded Willie uneasily ''Come,
don t be frightened said the father,
in coaXing tones. "Tell me all about
it; | want to know Willie remained
silent for some time, then he suddenly
burst out: ''Well. if you must know,
We had a laundering row with your
wife -
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JAMAICA.

Miss Stella Howard was home over
the holiday Monday.
Earl Wheeler is in charge Of the
railroad station at Newfane,.
Mrs. Mary Sherwin is ill., Mrs Min
erva Livermore, who has been i'll, isl
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Starks of
Brattleboro visited relatives here the
first of the week.
Mrs. Eliza Jacobs, who visited at
John Underwood s several days, return
ed home Saturday.
Reuben Grout sold 720 pounds of ex-
tracted honey this week to Robert
COombs of Guilford.
Thursday win be house cleaning day
at the Congregational church. Men and
women are invited to help.
a new state travelling library is in
stalled at Mrs. Lucy r. kellogg s. Ev-
erybody is entitled to read the books.
At the peace meeting held Oct. 4
about So was voted by the church and
Christian Endeavor society to be Civ
en- for Red Cross work.
The subject of the Christian En-
deavor meeting next Sunday evening
will be A Saloonless Nationality
Not? How! Leader, c. l.. Sargent.
The Ladies Industrial society of
! the Congregational church served a
harvest supper Friday night and "A hash
supper Saturday night, from which
| they cleared over $13.
The missionary auxiliary of the Con
\ gregational church will hold its regu-
/ lar monthly meeting at the church par
Tors Oct. 2l, with a covered dish sup
per, which the ladies attending are
expected to provide.
Six members of Scott Woman 5 Re
lief corps went to South Londonderry
Friday to visit Hooker Woman g Re
lief corps, No. 9, at their regular meet
ing, w. y. Newell taking four in hi.
automobile, returning after the meet
inG.
Elder F. w Stray of the Northcrr
New England conference of Seventh
Day Adventists came to Pixies Fall
Friday, where he held meetings Frida,
and Saturday. He started for Barn
stable, n. H., stopping at South Lon
dondcrry Sunday.
Those who furnished toward tn
Old Home week dinners Tuesday an,
Thursday and who have not receive,
their dishes are requested to claim ant
4 take them. Those furnished for Tues
day were left at Mrs. c. l.. Sargent
and those for Thursday at the Con
gregational church.
Scott Woman 5 Relief corps. No. g.
held its annual inspection at regula
meeting in G. 4. r. hall Thursday al
ternoon, Oct. S. Mrs. Calista II. Bang
of Brattleboro, Il past department
president, was the inspector. Suppc
was served by the members of tn
corps to members Of Scott post, No.
G.. y. r., and invited guests. \ pleat
ant time is reported.
Harvest Sunday was very appr,
1 priately observed by the Baptist churc
4 last Sunday. The church was TASTEFUL
j decorated with autumn fruits, flower
1 leaves and vegetables of all kinds. Sp,
cial music was rendered by a choi
= which was enjoyed by all present. III
sermon by the pastor. Rev. II. B. ii
den, Taught how all are dependent NJ
on these harvests, the wonders of n;
e ture s laws and the great goodness
:, God Mr.. Tilden said that % per Ger
of the presidents of the United Stat,
0 and 9l.2 per cent of all the governor
z. Of the states of the United States sper
e their boyhood in the country.
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THE MORE you READ RE
FORMER ADVERTISEMENTS THE
BETTER WE CAN MAKE THF
REFoRMER.
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GRAFTON.

Mrs. F. b. Daniels Of Chicago is in
town this week
Miss L. M. Dwinell has gone to New
York city for a short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Palmer of
Brattleboro are visiting at F. A. Palm
er s.
\ harvest supper viii be served next
Tuesday evening in. the chapel from 6
to s clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Chase and Mr.. and