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Won't Occupy Territory.

Inc statement was made in Official
quarters to-day that there was no in
"hIoh TO occupy territory in Mexico
AHl that the American forces II landed
VIII Withdraw upon the completion OF
N"eF mission Of relief. However, OFF,
.'a's admitted the possibility OF a situa-
"o" arising thd' might render nee ssary
We pres nee Of American marines at the
p"ht OF the present trouble FOR some
,.m', They are hopeful that the maraud-
"s laquls will become quieted without
sd.splay OF force by this Government.
STATE Department officials expressed
e'sat resentment to-day when 'hc. were
..ormed that the Carrdnzl authorities
AZ vera cruz are shipping large quanti-
,es o. food supplies out Of Mexico. In
mdton 10 the effect came from
NuHrdl tdpertOu, who is In command
vi me 'as' coast Of Mexico.
~ advised the Navy Department that
,"o arPe shipments of beans which
.'thtiy arrived at Vera Cruz had been
cshpped AZ once, It is assumed that
H'HhIa, who Is said to be short OF
,..V"r'. rs selling food abroad despite
"g slferng among Mcxicans,
l''a'S rear that the efforts Of the
,'d ross to raise funds and supple.
~ ln's country for the relief OF Mexico
c"'S D" handicapped by the action OF
~ .n selling supplies for profit,
,ar'anza's action in shipping food
'pp"t" out Of Mexico incident with the
thanSp"' tation OF supplies into Mexico
We R'd Cross for the relief of a
.,aNNg population is another clrcum-
.. s'o" mat will 'ount against the First
me- Nhen the time comes .or the
r"''9 states 10 consider recognition OF
man or "r group
"tb"f'S aelved AT tho Red Cross
,""P "rI"rs IN tNis city confirm previ-
'Is 'HN'"S relative 10 suffering among
."hhi'1niS as result of food
,uot'age These reports indicate also
"A' there In a settled policy on the
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Nagordou Gets Futhusta.tsc

Now Magordon, who had been hestat-
ing was cnthusiHstic He was anxious
to go again lie said he would like to
try II himself, and that he would do II AZ
soon as he could get an aeroplane that
would stand the strain
II lost all sense OF direction" Ms-
gordon said. II could not tell what part
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-17

The author of Germany and the Next War
has written for THE SUN his views on
the true purpose of militarism. Don't
fail to read Sundays SUN.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-05
SOUTH NEWFANE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar T. Perry arc at
home after on absence of several
weeks.
Fred w. Morse has been working
with his team on the roads in Marlboro
two weeks.
Mrs. Lewis Tyler has been visiting
at Wallace Johnson s on the Marlboro
Branch road.
Mrs Harlan E. Sparks is visiting her
sister, Mrs Stowe, in West Brattleboro
few weeks.
F. w Morse has been working with
his team for the Marlboro road CON-
missioner since about May Is.
Mr.. and Mrs George Mundell who
have been living at Carl Brown S
house, at East Dover, have moved to
Brooksidc.
Mrs. John f. Morse and Mrs. C. H.
Dickinson spent Tuesday and Wednes-
day in Springfield, Mass, and Hart
ford, Conn.
The village school was in session
| Monday owing to a new ruling for
public schools regarding holidays which
fall on Sunday.
Eugene Packard of South Deerfeld
Mass, spent Sunday with his sister
Mrs Merton Ingram, and called upon
friends in the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Milton Dexter left
Saturday for Boston to remain unit
Thursday, the guests of DR.. and Mrs
Sanford Hanscom of East Somerville
and other relatives.
Recent callers at T. s. Stratton !
were Mrs Frank Lynde, Mr.. and Mrs
Newton Hastings and children of Gull
ford, Arthur Lynde of Boston and T
y. Rush and Mr.. Walcott of Peru.
Mr.. Guthrie, who had been teachin,
the Marlboro Branch school, left Fri
day morning for South Manchester
| Conn, where his mother is seriously
i'll. Gerald Adams of Marlboro is teach
ing the unfinished term. lie boards a
home.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank A. Kelly ant
son, Ralph, left Monday for Dover
Y. H., where they viii spend the weel
with Mr.. Kelly's father and two sis
tiers and other relatives. They win re
turn Saturday. The subject OF Nh
Kelly's sermon next Sunday mornin,
viii be The Foolishness of Preaching
or the True Mission of the Gospel
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WEST WARDSBORO.

Miss Nellie Bacon of Bennington is visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs George
Wetherbee.
Mrs. Anna Hoffring of Montreal is
with her mother, Mrs. Z. A. Selfors, at
Green Mountain House
Mrs Addie Smith and son, Burton, of
Wardsboro, n H, made a brief visit at
". H. Styles last week.
Preparations are being made for the OBJ
servance of children's day in the church
Sunday morning, June 13
Rev and Mrs r. w johnson returned
home Friday evening. They reported May
27 as the coolest day on record for that
date IN Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Coates, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Coates of Providence, r. l.,
and Frank Corbett of Wilmington called
lat ]. A. Perry's Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Edward B. Dickinson of
Amherst have been guests few days at
the Green Mountain House and accompa-
MED an automobile party who camped
above the village near the Stratton line
Henry +. Armstrong, an editor of the
New York Sun, was a guest several days
at the Green Mountain House. While
here he made a trip to Grout pond, the
tower and to Lowell lake in Londonderry.
He speaks enthusiastically of the scenery
of this locality, and of the opportunities
here afforded for attractive summer homes
Mrs Lena Prouty and child and Mrs
Della Wheeler of Brattleboro, Mrs. Ger
trude Lounder and child of Gresham, y
H., and Mrs. Irving Thomas and child OF
Manchester (Nt.), who were called here
on account of the death of their aunt
Miss Dora Styles of Stratton, all visited
their sister, Mrs. Edgar Boyd, of this
! place.
The funeral of Mrs. Laura Janet
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WINDHAM.

Mr.. Slate of Claremont, \. H, was a
visitor recently at George Carleton's.
A. Gould has bought farm in Wind
sor and expects to go there in the near
future.
Mr.. and Mrs John Adams and little
girl of Athol, Mass, were in the home of
his father, w. G. Adams, Sunday
Mrs. Emily Whitcomb, who spent the
winter with her brother, L. B. Chapman,
has returned to the Goodenough house
Last Sunday memorial services for the
old soldiers were held in the Center
church. The ranks are thinning fast
Only five of the soldiers of the rebellion
are now living in town.
Mrs. L. NJ Lawrence, who spent the
winter with her daughter Mrs Raymond,
in Schenectady N. Y, returned home last
week, accompanied by her daughter, who
remains for a few days visit.
Mr. and Mrs G. c. Barnes of Spring
field, Mass, came to Walter Holden's Sat
urday for visit, Mr. Barnes returning
home Monday. Mrs. Barnes remained
for a longer visit with her mother Mrs
Walter Holden, and her brother
The Ladies' Aid society held its seventh
annual meeting in the vestry Thursday,
May 20, electing the following officers
President, Mrs. w G. Adams; vice pres,
Mrs Earl Eddy; sec. and treas, Miss
Constance Upham; ex com Mrs S. L.
Vincent, Mrs. H. NJ. Abbott, Mrs Earl
Eddy, Mrs Ora Rhoads, Miss Inez Edison.
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WARDSBORO.

f. B. Kidder has built garage.
Worth Parker was in Keene, n H,
Tuesday.
Old Home day will be observed
Aug. u.
". Z. Allen has made his grain room
into garage.
Mrs. George Chamberlain is caring
for Mrs. DIN Carey, who is i'll.
George Waite of Chicago visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Waite.
recently.
G. C. Goodale of Gardner is visiting his
cousin, Mrs w. W. kidder, and other
relatives
George Morse has rented his house for
July and August to G. A. Clafiin of New
ton, Mass.
Mrs. Freeman Lazelle, who had been
caring for Mrs. DIN Carey, has re
turned to her home.
Mr. Read, who was with his daughter,
Mrs. o. V. Heflon a few weeks, has re.
turned to Fairfield
Mrs. H. L. jenkins of New Haven,
Conn, has come to Mrs Annie New
combs for the summer.
Glen Howe of Brookline and Mr. Ship
pee of West Dover are working on the
road with their teams.
! Frank Eddy who visited his mother
Mrs NJ. NJ. Eddy, month, has returned
to his home in New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. George Farnum went
to Brattleboro Wednesday to attend
the wedding of Miss Edna Pratt.
James Gleason and friend of Vermont
academy at Saxtons River spent Sunday
Co
son.
j. A Wilbur has rented his house fol
July and August to F. c. Eddy of Bay
Shore, Z. l., and Mr.. Clark of Rochester
IN Y
Mrs Maria johnson went to Springfield
Mass, Saturday, returning Monday. He
daughters also spent Memorial day il
Springfield
Mrs. Beatrice Deicamper of Florence
Mass, spent Saturday and Sunday witt
her mother, Mrs. Anna johnson, at A L
Wheeler's.
The A. z. club viii serve thei
monthly supper in the town hall mex
Wednesday, June 9, from 6 to s. Al
are invited
! Elton Johnson of Millers Fall.
Mass, spent Sunday in town, decorat
ing his parents graves and calling o
, old friends.
Rev Henry Hopkinson, who Ia
been boarding ut G. w. Farnum 5, ha
gone to the summer home of his sor
DR.. HoPkinson.
L DR. and Mrs George Hopl1iuson of Cam
bridge, Mass. came Thursday to thei
summer home DIR. Hopl1inson returned t
Cambridge Monday. His family viii re-
main for the summer
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WESTMINSTER.

Mrs. A. w. Churchill has returned to
her home in Allston, Mass.
Miss Emily Carpenter of Rutland
has been spending two weeks with
Mrs. Anna Phelps.
w S. Clapp and son, Leon, also his
daughter, Jennie, of South Deerfeld
Mass, We're guests recently at Mr. and
Mrs. II. F. Bond 5.
Dr. w H. Pierce and daughter,
Roxy, and Milton, George and Helen
Pierce of Bernardston, Mass, were
guests in town Sunday.
Miss Lillian Ward who has been
training in New York city to become a
nurse, has a position at Kurn Hattin
Homes with Mrs. McQueeney.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. A. Sawin and
daughter, Madaine, of Springfield
Mass, spent Sunday and Monday with
Mrs. Sawin s brother, Jesse White.
Mrs. Andrews Nelson was taken Sc
riously i'll Tuesday and was removed to
the Rockingham hospital the same day
At this writing she has not improved.
Florence, Irwin and Helen Kennedy
of Arlington, Mass, Alec Mclean and
Roy Lang of Cambridge, Mass, were
guests at Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Twitch
ellis, the first of the week.
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Mrs Nellie Stowell of Grafton is
spending the week in the home of W
NJ. Sparks.
Miss Alice Randall of Athol was a
guest recently of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Moses Randall.
w l.. Moore cracked one rib while
playing with the Federals in Satur
days ballgame. Upon attempting tc
lift q bag of grain Monday morning
he first became aware of the full eX
tent of the accident and DR.. F. L. Os
good was called.
Among commencement guests in town
this week are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Beebee of South Londonderry at Al
ONO Chamberlain s, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Fuller of South Londonderry ant
Miss Marie Wilson at DR.. F. l.. Os
good s, Mr.. and Mrs. Jewett Knight
Mrs. Harland Whitney and Miss IdG
Whitney of Putney at \. W. Barry 5
Eric Sargent of Jamaica at NJ. W
Thayer 5, Mrs. Fred Smith of West
Brattleboro at r. w. Blood s, Mrs
Minerva Livermore of Jamaica at II
s. Kidder 3, Floyd Robinson of Wards
borO at r. d. Phillips s, Clarence Lew
is Of Williamsville at a. w. Barry :.
Townshend Inn has been filled tC
its capacity the past week. most of the
guests being former residents or rela
tives who returned for Memorial day
or the commencement exercises. Tn,
list includes William w Sticknev oil
Ludlow, Mr.. and Mrs !. Montgomer,
and Mrs. +. II. Houehton of Boston
Mrs. w. II. Lane. Richard and Howard
Lane of Brattleboro, Mr.. and Mrs c
c. Wilbur, Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Wilbur
and Miss Julia Wilbur of Hartford
Conn, Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Dexter. Mr.
and Mrs. II. NJ. Belville Of Springfield
Mass, Mr.. and Mrs C. E. Powers oil
Webster, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. A. X
Grizzly of Oxford, Mass, Mrs. S. w
Tillotson of Lenox, Mass, Mr.. anC
Mrs. J. A. Greenwood, Miss Mar
Greenwood and Miss B. Bates of Ches
ter, Miss Mildred Palmer and Mis-
Rena Morse of Williamsville, c. 4
Peakes and r. W. Peakes of Newton
vile, Mass, l.. Il. Sexton of Boston
Mrs. II. NJ. Allen and Albert Haskell
of Chester, Carlton Metcalf and A. f
May of East Dover, Mrs, w. l.. Hol
land of Brattlehoro, Mr.. and Mrs. "
l.. Yeaw of East Dover, Mr.. and Mrs
G. II. Baker Of New York.
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PUTNEY.

There will be a special meeting of Put
ney Grange Friday evening, June II.
Mrs. Ida StoweH and Mr. and Mrs Bert
Cole of Windsor were in town with
friends Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Coe came Satur-
day from Boston to spend several
months at their home here.
Mrs F. B. Howard and two children
went Wednesday to Kingston, r. l., to
visit her parents few weeks.
Miss Charlotte Eaton went Friday to
Keene, n. H., to visit her friend, Miss
Barbara Howe, returning home Monday
The Ladies Union Aid society of
| East Putney will meet with Mrs. D. 5.
| Angler Wednesday afternoon, June Q.
| Mr. and Mrs Edward Blanchard of Bur
! lington and their sister, Mrs. Anna Blanch-
ard Kelley of Bellows Falls, were in town
! Sunday
DR. and Mrs T. r. Doane and two chill
dren, Whitney and Shirley, of Springfield,
this state, were in town Sunday, guests of
Miss Katherine Booth.
Mrs. George Bush of Rutland, who has
been a guest a week of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. F. f. Patterson, was joined by
her husband for Sunday and Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kingsbury left
last week and on June l took possession
of the lunch room near the station al
South Vernon, which they have leased
Mr. and Mrs F. r. Cobb of Northamp
ton, Mass, came Saturday to visit old
friends and to attend the memorial exer
cses. Mr.. Cobb being member of Col
W. II. Greenwood post
The first of the summer services il
Pierce's hall, East Putney, were held las
Sunday afternoon when honor was paid t
the Grand Army of the Republic by
special service. Next Sunday afternoon a
80 o'clock Rev. R. B. Davis will preacl
and all are invited to attend
First Baptist CHURCH. RIB. Davis pastor
Preaching at 1915. Subject, The Parabl
OF the Wheat and Tares; II, Bible school
II p. m, Christian Endeavor meeting. Sui
lect, Body Under, Soul on Top. Thursda,
evening at 80, Bible study class meet
IN the vestry.
The Princess pictures will be seen again
; in the Putney town hall Tuesday night
The performance, which runs two ful
hours, includes plenty of good comedy pie
lures as well as high class dramas, am
this week viii be shown some wester
pictures. The show begiTs-at S o'clock
, First Congregational church, R. F. Lar
dis supplying Regular preaching servic
10.45 a m. Subject. Peace Sunda
school and mems class at T.. Evening SCI
. vice at considering Mans Unlimite
: Legacy. Midweek prayer meeting Thur.
> day evening at 100 All welcome at a
services.
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Sprague, widow Of Lyman Sprague of
Stratton, was held in the church here at
IL clock Wednesday morning. Mrs.
Sprague died at the home of her son,
Huntiey Sprague, in South Berwick, Me.
May 30 at the age Of 10 Mr. and Mrs.
Huntley Sprague accompanied the body to
this place. Other out-of-town friends pres
ent at the funeral were Mrs. Orlean Prem
tiss, Mrs. B. C. Ryder and Favette
Sprague of North Adams Mass, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Allen, Ernest Allen and Nor
man Allen of Jamaica, Mrs. Celia Smith
of Athol and Mrs. Charles Grout Of West
Townshend. Rev. f. w. johnson officiat-
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-05
EAST DOVER.

John Carey has moved his family t.
Brookside
The East Dover Military band fur
nished music Memorial day in Towns
bend.
George D. Hale is III. Dr.. Gordon
attends him. Ellen Brown is gaining
from an attack of appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Allen of Gard
ner, Mass, were visitors at Loren Al
len 5 and A. Z. Jones 5 recently.
Walter Halliday joined his wifi,
and little daughter here Sunday. tn,
three returning to their home Il
Brattleboro Tuesday.
Mrs. F. Z. Ryther returned hom
Monday evening after spending a fey
days with her son, Guy Russell, an
family in Brattleboro..
Mrs, Inez Wilder, who has been sic
Several months, was moved to- tn
home of her brother, Freeman Lazelle
| in Wardsboro last week
Mr. and Mrs. d. c. Yeaw and daugF
| ter, Mildred, OF Brattleboro wer
weekend visitors at N. \. Moore
and w l.. Yeaw's. Mrs A. W. Roe
OF Brattleboro also visited at W l
Yeaw :.
Carl Brown, having bought the fa1
where he recently moved to of Patric
Harry. has SOLD his house in thi
place to his father-in-law, Charles Ed
wards. Mr.. Edwards expects to r,
main with Mr.. Brown on the farm 70
a while.
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NEWFANE.

Charles Dexter of Greenfield was in
town Memorial day
Miss Wilma Foster left Saturday
for a visit at her home in Cambridge,
N. Y, returning to Newfane Monday
night
Mrs. o. r. Wright went Tuesday as
delegate from Blazing Star chapter
to attend the meeting of the Eastern
Star in St. ,Johnsbury.
A. R. Underwood left Thursday for
short visit with Mr.. and Mrs f. c.
Benedict in New York city and was
accompanied by Richard Wheeler OF
Williamsville.
Mrs. Marcia Morton, who spent the
winter in Newfane, left Wednesday
for Old Orchard Beach, where she vii
spend the summer Mrs. Alice Micott
accompanied her to remain about two
weeks.
DeWeese Dewitt returned to New.
fame Tuesday with his father, F. A
Dewitt, for short visit, returning
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TOWNSHEND.
Little Red School House Notes.

Bella Lund was in Charlestown, n.
H., on business last week.
Miss Wilma Foster is spending few
days at her home in Cambridge, N. Y.
George Lane, a brother of Mrs. R.
w. Adams, left Monday for his home
in Watertown, y. Y.
There were memorial exercises in
the little red school house Friday af
ternoon, and the children decorated the
two old soldiers graves in the nearby
cemetery, which have not been cared
foi for years.
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SOUTH WARDSBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Barrett Of Bellows
Falls visited at Austin Reeds the first of
the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Knapp have moved
into the house left vacant by Mr.. and Mrs
William Clark.
Rev. and Mrs. J. D. King of Rupert and
Mrs. Don o. Butterfeld of Wilmington
visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Plympton, recently
Mrs. William Clark and five children
have gone to Nashua, n H, for an indef
mite stay. Mr. Clark has employment
painting railroad bridges.
Mr.. and Mrs John Smith, Mrs. Robert
Hobart, Miss Nellie and Miss Maggi,
Seebar of Nallingford visited at L. w
Seebar's the first of the week.
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WEST DOVER.

Francis Ottignon 5 family, who
lived at Warren Pease s a few months,
have left town
Miss Rose Dion went to her home in
Cheshire, Mass, Friday afternoon, re-
turning Monday night.
NJ. l.. French left town Tuesday for
his home in Avon, Mass, after spending
a few days at Camp Avon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Moon of Shafts.
bury were guests in the home of his
mother, Mrs J. X. Atwood, few days
recently.
M. H. Sherman of Heath, Mass.
came on carriage drive TO this place
last week TO visit his sister, Mrs. S. l..
Hill, a few days, going from here to
visit relatives in Readsboro.
Claude Upton was a visitor recently
in Brattleboro, going by automobile.
Miss. Martha Jones, who spent several
weeks in Massachusetts towns, re
turned with him, having visited at c.
l.. Mann s in Brattleboro.
Although some We're detained from
dies Aid society, those who went en-
joyed very pleasant afternoon and
partook of a bountiful repast served 10y
Mrs. Atwood, the hostess. The lunch
con consisted of salad, bread and but
ter, pies, cakes, pickles, cheese, peach
es and tea. The next meeting also will
be held with Mrs. Atwood, June 9.
This will be the annual meeting for
the election of officers, so a full at
tendance is desired.
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STRATTON.

Two inches of snow was reported from
the top of Stratton mountain May - by
the fire warden.
The mare owned by A. ]. and E. c.
Pike had twin colts Sunday. One was
dead, but the other is doing well.
Mrs. Lyman Sprague, formerly of this
town, who died Sunday in the home of her
son, Rev. Huntley Sprague, in South Der
wick, Me, was buried Wednesday beside
her husband in the center cemetery.
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Wednesday morning to Chester. At the
close of the spring term of school
there, June Is, Mr.. DeWitt's family
will come to Newfane to spend their
vacation. DeWeese will be clerk in
n. M. Batchelder s store and Ralph IN
the Dewitt grocery store in Brattle.
bOro.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-05
Baseball League Assured.

The West River Valley baseball
league at last has become an assured
fact, Williamsville having finally de-
cided to come into the games. A meet
ing of the managers viii be called
shortly to arrange schedules, lists of
players, etc. The plan will be to play
with teams made up entirely from pre-
viously accepted lists of men, thus do
ing away with the "chewing'' always
caused by bringing in outside help.
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EAST JAMAICA.

Joel Grout of Newfane was a guest
at l.. e. Grout s over Sunday
Mrs Hannah Prentiss of Windham
is with her daughter, Mrs. E. NJ But
Ter.
Mr. and Mrs. w. o. Allen of West
Chesterfield spent a few days recently
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. j.
Allen
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-05
Central Vermont Ry.
Corrected to October 10. 1914.
Trains Leave Brattleboro.

Trains Leave Brattleboro.
200 q. N Except Sunday For South
Londonderry
7.30 a. m. Except Sunday. For New
London.
$40 a. m. Except Sunday. For New
York
9.45 a. IN. Except Sunday. For South
Londonderry
1925 a. M. Except Sunday For Now
London.
400 p. m. Except Sunday. For Keene,
New London and New York
via New London.
500 p. m. Except Sunday. Local for
South Londonderry
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Professional Cards

W, II. LANE, NJ. D.. 1T Main ST., over
HeTy's store. Hours / to and z TO D.
IN. Sundays by appointment. Phone 7S9-W
Residence, Belmont Ave- Phone, 789-R.
The Parker post., 1915-01-02
BETTER THAN HOT VEGETABLE
Salads, Easily Made and inexpensive,
Should Have Place on Table
in Summer.

1t Is not necessary to have expen-
sive asparagus tips or pimentos to
make the most delicious salad. The
humble string bean, carrot, turnip,
beet and lima bean offer most delight
full possibilities. Finely shredded cab
bage with lima beans and grated car
carrot is most attractive Beets and
string beans combine well, and to
those who like to make salads, even
the smallest scraps of leftover can be
utilized to advantage
So then, In your summer cooking,
substitute the salad for the hot, steam
ing vegetable. 1t will save time and
bother because then you can boil it in
the early GOODNESS of the day, lay in
the icebox, and have all prepared for
night without needing to bother just
at supper-time. Wash and clean the
lettuce early in the day, wrap in a
bag of paper toweling or square of
clean cheesecloth and put it in the ice
box, and your salad is practically
done.
A summer supper in some form of
aspic, meat loaf, or even a hot meat
dish, together with vegetable salad
dressed with plenty of Give oil, fruit
and bread and butter is ideal