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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-29
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Card Luncheon.
Tho Nueces ltotei entertained with
q card luncheon ON TUESDAY. Tables
were Rrrangcd for auction bridsc and
rfiVe huudredr Ia thr snu parior. The
rsitcs gsNen hy the hetel we're wan
~ Airs. v, a Russell and Miss Nell
Metcrmlck ~ San Antonln AZ twelve
shirtN a threa course Luncheon Was
served, during which time prhgram
of entertainment wa~ carried oa;. Mr.
cnncr. 81 tho Chautauqua sans
'Inss Little nit "a Heaven ana
AIRS. s'urOer delilghtcd hcr bearers
With several dialect rcadinzs Mln~
Warner sans a number ~ n0pli,ar
SONGS yhere We're nuinher az large
rrppps ~ PLAYERS AZ cards Mrs. W.
~ fope cntcrtaipcd ia horror ~ Miss
Nancy Her quests included Mrs. ma.
win flato. AIRS. "a, e sherman. Mrs
Henry Holden. Mrs. flaren Fallanshec
Mrs. W. " naimwood. MRS W. VI
livll DAINTY henakerchlcfs were the
table prlsss
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PERSONALS

Aira. Emma v Holden ~ Aus,in ia
nnendinH ins Hufnp"r with her Hon Mr.
lionrg Holden, 90 Fpfman Avenue =
MsA D. lpunatroe ~ Georgetown.
H 81 surs, ai the NuoccH.
Az ana Mrs Iohh -. Wood. III
lfnrpuri, spent Thursday va ihe city
and heard ibT Gadsla eaEceft
Mira No. ~ Lmter hna returned from
q pleasant visit in Tennessee
Miss Louise Hrnuet agd Miss Eun
Thomas who have nreepfes positions
in ihr ARn Antonio aohnolr for tho
coming term arrived Thursday 40 ni
tend che Nndski recital They wiu toe
maln Tor IL row days Vait
Misn Elisabeth licrnsion iDu satur-
lll fnr hef home n Sian Antonio nfttr
pleasant VISIT ns che guest ~ het
iein Miss Dolly cleveland
AIRS q q iaakey ~ CH@o ia n
3u.ai at the Nucces.
Nisa Huln Hu win loavr ruos9ay
TEE iur. land. where she viii ,,enl tho
winter rln'inuirg The study ~ mus'r.
Mas N.iuc Grnn returned ,,r.
ieriny after a pleasant VISIT IN <inga-
viilc as lhe Huest ~ frisads
MAJ ~ a. Staples ana daughter
Mrs = " Mgullor aud small son. "
Mexico city. VIII arriyr this afternoon
20 be- she quests ~ Mrs Staples sis-
tor Mrs " w. Grlnin
Mr. Henry Austin viii return sop
iemher the third from hls Eastern
Trio.
Mlot Marjorie Aitftther has return
cd in Dor home in wontheriod after
b visii lv tho gucnt ~ hor cousin Miss
Virginia Austin
Mr. ans Mrs Marshall Hicks. ~ san
Aatoaio. are guests "a the Ngecos,
Mrs G.. u Fhto er. Airs D. q.
flltn, ard MI Chas lfiato were among
thr kmgsvillc people who came ln Tor
the Gedeki concert
NfH Arthur i'nHt spent IL few DAYS
this weok with her parcntp Mr. and
Sire. ioin q Kennedy.
Mira. y " Taslor lcft Friday for "a
visit ~ two weeks Ia Waco.
Mr aud Airs 8. A. p1cmmlns lcfi
the middle ~ the week fnr an auto
trip To Port i.avara and san Marcos
Mr. and Mrs. nceEs. aud daughters
Mrs Claude Arnold. Mrs. Anderson
and Miss lsnma icges. compose a
party Of ~. Worth people who arc
onjoling several weeks al the Reach
llntrl
AIRS D. n wcr,heimcr lst Frid,,
for Niytoria. after a visit with Alr
bud AIRS. a. A. LichleAstein.
Mrs y. g. scnle,nmer ~ Austin.
arrived Thursday 10 Rpepd soVernl
weeks as the guest nt her daughtcr.
Mrs. Glover Johns
Mira Waiter Asher and small son
lofl Friday fnr their home Ia l}austnn
after pleasant two weeks 40 the
guest ~ her sister AIRS a, A. lAch
tenrtrln.
Mrs. clover Ichns aud Misses Mary
ana Laura Johns have returned TO-
Aiistin. They Nerc The Euosts Tor se,
cral weeks ef Atr, and Mrs Glover
lohns.
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Corpus Christi Society
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iprotty ccniefpieca ror ne iablc Mias
Thclma Arches Mlsa Maflpric Hicks.
AND hllfs Hila Wheeirf aAsisicd Us The
dinlra ronsp larHa sunber ~
friends called dnfln0 tNe afternoon
ana enjoyed the prlyiicR0 ~ h few
wofea WITH me cminen, artist ana her
charming daugitar Atnong the CALI
err were Mcsdsmra A a. Fffnch y.
A. ffnrhrfn a D. fYans W : Church
= ~ rrabbo ~ %. ctph. sr Herbert
Caldwell Howell Caldwell q \ Row
ara. iifoWn fAlHiiul. w n Caldwell
~ A. liofn ~ - nlnrhAm. kticc Mo-
'@mpl-e'i fsso r.H niueher iicnfy
Austin Richard Yan nlteher. Edwin
Finio Clarence Drank Fnut Temp
hlDs ilillAn STRONGER. ~ O. rhcr
psn joHhun Smith. o. W. Apnfks.
Luifio Savlor HuHaeii Savage. HAY
hurn HnpHHo ~ a. rutik Henry
Redmond D. w. Ring. A. NJ iiizhes
4 W nanhin. W. 81 ilankin WIN
Patrick clark l'saao il1sd BROOKS
fHsn iieniiol gnfi VOC siaeher " y.
Mcdonald, ChuN Nsnly Roy Mat
fhcwF. = ~ Moffiman u iiirhty los
iiifHsh w {. iinafiuea. W 81 iiop-
Kline. ~ I. iilnrH. Iam illii Nhllip
iiowert0n. % 5 Du. o. s., Garrett.
). y. pafreti ii IT, a. ouaaoti Win
urfhlrdi, rtnrh d. D. Traah Alolae
Weil n ~ Wnad. T. a. Wells. N.
Wo1nbildar g. o. NelHef Copeland.
T. kfsn n I. MHmrnit Nimm Anna
lir"ol.H Pearl Son niufhor Ninuio pul
tAufiinl. rhrlmn Archer iltzlc RAM
hiu Anna 400 lln.uH Mario Tesao
Katherine hrlmDnd NNfuflo Hicks
fhan Auinuiu irunif iufr Nellie
iiich'y MHfir f0fdt Tniie copeland
AHelHidr ruieannt tHuru Savage
MARY Thompson Enp Haeslrr Ana.
iulio Wilson WiMeimlna iOn iuse-
nnlne hlrhumlH Haf Dunn Hattie
ana lnnnY Woe nurpNnN utfiH. Olive
Caldwell Son CuNa Sarah caldwell
rad MafEanrt rmsNnm
HrE
Madame Cadsti Honof cuos,
Use supper ht enc runhffair Thun-
aAf oeeulsH f0il0rinH ine recital Nns
pnt uf enc most dfAhiiW of tne soriai
rarefcHloa rstrnHfd tu NHtamo gah.
ain dpcUs Deer fau dNH ant BOO the
tif HnH rifn nuHlrpnlif fnr
tta guests ip hrrnnl. telHMaini with
tho uotod simmer l0r n H.l enfhnslsam
1ho flinf huhhlcl nIih ias eler lhe
many tributes rald n n.r Tho large
Table wnH HurnruFr NHl ID CENTER
iecoo NJ American Hmnu rlea. pre-
feuiri tn MudHnU DHiHA hf tff lint-
many Club 4 o. Nmul arDsitrd 100
itnHtmtHfHf Nuui. responses WNrt in
Hnur tne some u rra. Miles Nil.
'irva seutnn nrHat.A NHr Gua" Dob
most 'h'rminn mnunor Nm % ml
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This ONLY ieapes you 2 DA Us in roLich 10
takc advantage Of The most ,conderi,f oppor
s'snity 10 saaf gioney cuer offered 10 non.
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~ Honor o. Elflsdo Wriehs.
Aliss EVAngei Nrisht entertained
With u six o'clocss dinner an wednes
day evening az the Tourist Hotel. hon
oFtnE her cousin. Miss fzfleaa Wright
10 Galveston. Mrs. a o. Wright was
asaistsd IA VntcEtainine bS Mlss Lulu
stephenson. The guests iDsl0Acd the
honoree and Misses lllne Collins. Elsie
Hurns, nor0tkY Moerc. lone Jones
Mona coeke tReaumouD. Reha psu
ENanSel wrlght william Snuth. Ros
forsst, Robert ingfAnl Mofcalf DAVIS
Shas WiikiEs.:ss, a. l. Sarrett. and
ERNEST Burns
Naeess Sailing Party.
Jolly crowd left al five o'clock
FRIDAY afternoon on the Japonica Cor
san which was zsranRod b, the man
asemem II the Neeces Tarpan was
Fcached a; sewer asad ssa ee.sl syn
par was cnio, "a at Cilnes Pier Dur.
tzg Tho SnrpeT hour. entcrtaintnons
was furnished hy Miss Waraer. ana
Miss Richards aud Mr. Wheeler. Later
the tables were removed and s.anrine
Was enjoSed FOR an hour Then hath
suits were donned ana the Japonssa
took Tho crowd u a splendid tathsnr
beach on the Csllf Here a swim Wa~
cnleyed, III beauty ~ she nlght asldlne
a'aeh scesa7 pleasure - she ha,aers.
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cARo CLUBS
I1rs. FeIIan.see I'm En,...,..

Hrs te'Iarssec viii ENTERTAIN
Mrs iiazrn Foilanshoe uin ,,,,.
tam a. aneuqn bridge on w.an...,,,
ou North beach. '''''
ers
Country Club Bridge ps.tna,.a
me Venntrn Ciuh Hridas ,gn6 a,s
, ny n'se' 'his weeS The next mcs,
'hs vi" he announced later
Tuesday Asesion sridoe
ATS Res agier easertalrsa
: w. .s'aay Auction Club shls week ~, \,
~ hewe on chAparrai uree, p
@iees 'ae club mcnbcrs there 49,.
..'e'e % Invited suosts rhe I'M, \, ,,' wv
Was ,,' Won ey Mrs Glover lohns Ne ~.
nenFs Holden received th. snas, ~
- Mrs Miiler's roesss were. ~, y.
u =, " y. paimwood. 4. q 49, 49,
~ - ,'epe, Glover ssAns l.,wi., y ~. ~.
= y. My W a. Hen. /. IA p1. .',.a
" - Npsssl RsFid l.ceber sleprs.
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oAncrs


Ntfcrt Pinner DanccI
one - the most dehFhtfm affairs
~ the week was thc diauer dance af
the %neoes Hotel on Wrfrcsday oven
ing The Tables wasc plsccd boz the
banquet hru whore dtncins WIS en-
inssd durinv she dinner hour a pleas
ms prVTriW ~ entertainment was
carfied out Miss Warner SANG "My
llemt "a Thy Sweet Voice" from
samson and Dciiiah ard number of
popular songs Miss Richards and Mr
Wheeler introduced new tango
which proved yer, papui4r Fnr an
encore thoy danced Hrhc GlnWworm '
Selections by the Nucccs orchestra
we're cnluycd throne hnm iho dinner
hour probably fhe must interesting
dinner party Wa thAt ~ Madame
Johanna gDdskt Nhn entertained Miss
Mildred seNton. Mnas Charlotte Taus
cher Mr. oscar ios Mr Wpoa sh,f-
man mud Mr. and Airs llmrod
Miss May innn rniertrinei M ani
MR. y Is EldrJee and Ma J. &c.
1nlhralth fMeXico Citl
in Mr and Mr. q y NNa PARTY
wrfc M and Ar tm NIlrr Nr
and Mrs W. o. IaL Air and Mra.
Ndwin llatu.
afro A. Is payy liorulrrI pt nud
Mrs iea cohn Au and Mrs aiurr
Anthou, Alr Hnd al.s a e. Swanson.
and Miss Mabel Cnsncu
van Mr and MIA los ilIrsrh woro
Mr. and Alu Roy Mims ~ Laredo
AZ one mhle wcr, ST. and Mrs
" a. norton Nisao HoIc Hnbards
lcuio Carroll and pelphnc Warner
str Geo ilririon hHi aa his guests
airs 49, -. Mcdonald and Airs g.
Ntrunrrcr
nr d. - Spohn hal nH hts guests
Mr. and Mrs. Glover Johns and pr
a. g ucanry
Mr. aud MrH tdwHrd Ailra enter
laincd pr q. j Tlapin
AZ one table were $40 Balnh Cole
mnn and Miss Fern tiricher
A, pu1l Dnlcs were Nif and Mrs
q Lackcy
Mr. T. A. FouEcron ana AIr Morgan
MHnaler
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The Sun psrlor ~ the Nuccos giotel
presented igay Appcafance on Thurs
day afternoon WHEN the te4 iannant
took place a ipfgc crowd cnio,rd This
dcllHhum affair when entertainment
was furnished hy the Nuoea enter
'niners and social dancing was onto, cd.
Miss Abs Dunn entertained Misses
Tiiiie kiteers Iuln klehour Annie
louiS- stanton, Mariorir iucks tsan
Antoniol Marie rarr N}cnarld,si.
Eih Wheeler " a. Norton
Mrs liuil had as her GUESTS Mes
DANES Roy Milicr. g. - iianncfurl y
NiS e. o. Russell L. 4, saur ls,an
Antonio)
Mns a e.. swanson entertained
Mrs l'crie Evans Barbour Mns Kate
Friend.
Miss Julia Caldwell entertained
Misses niil tAustiul Airs Mamie
brown iNustinl
Mrs Gco. Grim had as her guesta
N'sslamcs a. A. nibh tSsltulol Goo.
Von aluchcr Richard Won Hluctcr. ~
=. Rankin Emma Holden. Russ and
Miss LirHir Rankin
Miss Alma Rankin entertained Miss
lWncN Misses Ciarksan. Musdamos
joe iiifHce. ", y. Pope. Edwin t1ate.
Mrs 4, e. paHy entertained Airs
Rosrnthat
Mrs Amos Rohinaon entertained
Mrs Guy McCluns trerrcin
Miss Anna Mae Gibson entertained
Mrs. 'abhN Airs Price and Mr. e. W
Gibson and Mr. Crabhc.
a. one table were Niss Uar.
eara araff az san AntoniN. Miss nti.
phinr Warmer. Miss Beiie Richards
Mr. John -. Mayneia Mr. Mnes
Wheeler NJ Gcorgc penucry.
~ apothor table were Airs Richard
Nlcherg. Miss Sara Spohn klrhcrg.
REE
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-30
SOUTH HALIFAX.

A. A. Larrabee returned to his home
in Orange, Mass, Tuesday.
r. NJ. Barnes, Fred Upton and Miss
Blanche Clark are among the sick ones
this week. .-.-
Rev. Mr. Robinson and Mr.. Hall of
Green River visited at D. +. Harris g
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Hubbard return
ed from Warwick, Mass, last week
Wednesday.
Mrs. Florence Barrett of Bridge
port, Conn, was a guest of Mrs. NJ
c. Harris two days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bassett and son
Milton, of Bridgeport, Conn, are
guests of his father, F. A. Bassett
Mrs. Julia May and son, Fred, and
Allie Mitchell attended the funeral OF
Mrs. May 5 brother, James Shippee, il
Nottingham Wednesday.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-30
WEST DOVER.

Mrs Frank Boyle and daughter,
Alice, are spending few days at ID.
T. Fitch :. -..r.
Miss May Shippee, who visited at
Mr.. Wheeler 5 in Wilmington, has re
turned home.
z. II. Johnson has returned from a
visit among relatives in Readsboro,
Maiden, Mass, and Manchester, n. II.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H Sherman, of
Charlemout. Mass, came Tuesday TO
spend Il few days with their daughter
Mrs. s. L. Hill.
Edwin Dennison of Wilmington has
returned home after spending a few
days with his daughter, Mrs. Alta
| Quinn, at w. J.. Upton 5.
There was a very pleasant gathering
in the home of Mrs. $. l.. Hill Wednes
day afternoon of last week, when the
women of the Ladies Aid society and
a few invited guests met for the regu
| lar meeting. Work on the two quilts
progressed rapidly, and at about
10 clock refreshments were served, dur
ing which much merriment was passed
around the board. The party of wo
linen came partly as a surprise to the
hostess, who gladly welcomed every
one. The next meeting will be hel6
Wednesday, Feb. 3, in the home o.
Mrs. J. X. Atwood. \ good attend
ance is hoped for. Those who do no
attend these meetings do not know how
much profit as well as pleasure ma,
be derived from this mode of socia
intercourse. ..4.
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WEST GUILFORD.

Miss Gertie Akley of Vernon visit
ed Saturday and Sunday with her par
ents Mr.. ana Mrs. Brit Akley.
Calvin and Sidney Coleman and Mr..
and Mrs. Sumner Coleman were called
TO Gardner Tuesday by the sudden
death of their sister, Miss Persis Cole
man. Funeral services were held We'd
nesday.
May Saderman, who had been stay
ing at Henry Cuttings the past two
months, went to her home Saturday,
her mother having been called TO Dunn
merston on account of the illness of
her daughter, Mrs. Roy Torrey.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
in the church vestry next Wednesday
evening, Feb. ,. Mrs. W. c. Phelps
and Mrs. Ernest Thomas will be the
entertaining ladies. There viii be an
entertainment in charge Of Archie
Phelps.
Baptist church, Rev. William Robin
son pastor. Morning worship II. sub
jcct, The Power of Spiritual Test
mony. Evening service at 80, The
Ministry of Peter. Midweek service
Thursday evening at 80. subject, Ser
vice for Christ Never Without the Re
ward.
Six of the nearest neighbors called
I'on Henry NJ. Cuttings Friday after
noon, it being his S4th birthday ami
versary. lie was presented with a
birthday cake. bearing the dates Jan
-, 1891, and 1915. He also received
Il shower of postal cards. His sister
Mrs. Emily Eastwood, served a buf
fet luncheon.
Over 20 attended the ladies society
meeting at r. b. Thomas s Wednesday
Jan. 20, and $40 was added to tn,
treasury. There was a splendid enter
tainment in charge OF Homer Thomas
the program being rs follows: Plan,
duet, Miss Julia johnson, Mrs. II. |
Thomas dialogue, The Way to Wind
ham, Charles Thomas, George Watson
solo, Mrs. \. q. Beals; piano solo, Mis-
Johnson; recitation, Grandma 5 Cake
Harry Arthur Beals; violin solo. Cliff
ford Akley; farce, The Physical Tor
ture Club, Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Mich
OILS. Mrs. Thomas Thomas, Ralpl
Phelps; reading, Miss Julia johnson
i violin duet, Clifford Akley and Mrs
= Homer Thomas. During the program
i. papers were read on the life of tn
: three ladies. Miss Maria Thurber, Mr.,
I. r. b. Thomas and Mrs. Will Denniso1
( About 100 postal cards were receive
e by the three ladies, besides severa
other gifts.
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SOUTH VERNON.

Mrs. Wesley Dunklee has been Wis
ting Il brother in New Jersey.
Leo Miner of Clinton, Mass, was a
guest over Sunday at ". J. Weather
head 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Watson have
returned from visit to Mrs. Wat
sons parents in Gill.
Mrs. Clarence Beers has returned to
Addison Beers S, having finished work
in Mortified, where she cared for
Mrs. Johnson and infant son.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-30

Adm Allen was in Brattleboro last week
on business. .. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Knapp are working
at William Warrcn's.
Herbert Reed was in Brattleboro Thurs
day. His mother, Mrs. Austin Reed, who
had been helping care for-Thomas Reed
returned home with him.
Mrs. Earl Cobb, who has been seriously
i'll, is very much better. Her mother anC
niece of Baltimore came to help care fol
her Her niece Mrs. CASTER, has re
turned, but her mother remains for a long
er stay.
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JAMAICA.

William 5. Boyce, who had been visiting
his son, DR. w Edgar Boyce, has returned
to his home at Van Cortlandt park, New
y ork city. .-..
The many friends of DIR. and Mrs Fred
C., Brigham of Springfield, Mass, viii. be
pleased to know that the doctor recently
left the hospital, where he has been since
he was assaulted and stabbed early Christ
mas morning. While he IS still under the
care of DR. l.. B. Sweet, he is able to be
about his home, and hopes to be able to
resume his medical practice by March /
The assailant is still unknown, although
the detectives are working on different
clues and hope soon to make an arrest.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-30

\ twc-horse load went on a sleigh
ride to Guilfcrd Friday night.
Many attended the play, dance and
supper in West Chesterfield Thursday
night.
Mrs. Harriet Taft returned home
Thursday to attend the installation Of
the officers of the W. L. c.
The auditors are busy with the town
accounts this week, hoping to have
their work completed in a few days.
Russell Howard, who went to New
Haven two weeks ago to visit rela-
tives. has obtained a fine position with
the Winchester Arms Co. of that city.
Mrs. A. b. II. Harris entertained
Mrs, Calista Bangs of Brattleboro,
who came to install the officers of the
Col. Greenwood w. r. c. Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Wright of
Manchester came Friday for a brief
visit with his stcpmother, Mrs. ". G.
| Wright. They were on their way home
from. visit with two daughters IN
Boston.
The workmen from the Power Co
at Bellows Falls are here connecting
the town hall electric lighting. The
hall has been ready several days, SAT
ford Brothers having practically com
pleted their job of wiring.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-30
Percussion Cans.

Percussion caps taking the place
of the flint lock- came into use about
1920. SnideT's system OF breech-load.
ing was invented in 1889, although
there had been attempts made 1t Sni-
der's achievement several years
earlier than that date The muxzle-
leaders held on until the seventies,
when they we're practically discarded
by all armies
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-30
GUILFORD CENTER.

County Agent A. W. Sweeton will
talk on Fertilizers, in Grange hall Sat
urday evening, Jan. so. All interested
are welcome.
The women of the Universalist So
ciety will hold their annual fair and
dance in Grange hall Tuesday evening,
Feb. ,. A sugar supper will be served.
All are invited.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-30
Central Vermont Ry.
Corrected to October Is, 1914.
Trains Leave Brattleboro.

ZOO n. m Except Sunday. For South
Londonderry
100 a. m. Except Sunday. For New
London.
$40 a. m. Except Sunday. For New
York.
9.45 q. m. Except Sunday. For South
Londonderry.
1925 a. m. Except Sunday. For New
London.
4.00p. nj. Except Sunday. For Keene,
New London and New York
via New London.
600 p. m. Except Sunday. Local for
South Londonderry.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-30

"This table-tipping is being done by
your late husband, " said the amateur
medium.
Il don't believe it, answered the
serious woman. FWhen John got to
throwing the furniture around he never
stopped with any such mild demonstra-
item as this. Washington Star.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-30

Bert Ormsbv has been in Westmin-
ster several days acting as auditor Of
the town accounts.
The basketball team went to Chcs-
terfeld, n. H., Wednesday evening to
play the team there.
Rev IT, \. SibIey of East North
field, Mass, is expected 20 occupy the
pulpit neXt Sunday.
\, F. Ranney and A. D. Kerr attend
ed the installation Of officers of W. II.
Greenwood post, 6. \. r., and Corps
; III Putuey tuesday evening.
The many friends of Mr.. AMI Mrs
Harry Chapman were pleased to hear
of the birth Of a SON, Howard Goodell
Chapman, and offered hearty ccngratu
| lationS.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-30
WILMINGTON.
state BOARD Endorses Quarantine

~ request ]. IT, Kidder, health Of
1rci al the town, DR.. Ladd Of l:urling-
ton, member Of the state board ot
health, came &c town Wednesday to
inspect the quarantine of the Dcerfeld
Valley creamery, and pronounced the
quarantine all right and made only
one slight recommendation. No cream
is being taken from any house where
there is any suspicion. Also in the
work of the health officer in controls
ing the disease, he could not suggest
any Improvement, and with the coop
Grafton OF the public the epidemic
sooa will he past. DIR. Ladd suggest
Cd that those having children keep
them from the stores and separated
from each other as much as possible,
but let them play outdoors with a
close watch for sore throats or any
other symptoms of scarlet fever. There
are Il cases under quarantine, most of
them very light and all doing well at
this time.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-30
WESTMINSTER WEST.
Found No Gypsy Moths.

Five men employed by the United
States government are going through
the town searching for traces Of gypsy
moth. They examine maple and apple
trees within a. distance Of forty rods
Of the road and report each day to the
bureau CT entomology in Boston. After
working for nearly a week they have
found no traces Of eggs.
The pests ere said to be spread by
automobiles passing from one place to
another.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-30
PUTNEY.
Pomona Grange Program.

Windham County Pomona Grange
will hold 4 meeting with Putney
Grange Saturday, Feb. 6, with the fol
lowing program: Morning session,
l045 Music, Grange choir; transac-
tion of business; question, Should the
control of insect pests be made com
pulsory? Speakers, w. II. barrow, R.
l.. Frost ". +. Walker, Fred Smith.
Dinner on picnic plan.
Afternoon session 1.45-Music man
dolin and piano, Misses Anterior and
Elwel; address of welcome. Fred Han
mum; response, f. A. Dewitt; mono
logue, Bessie Braley; address, Small
Fruits, George Aiken; violin solo, Mrs
Frank Page; recitation, F. A. Dewitt
piano solo, Mrs. George Aiken; ques-
tion, In what ways may the Grange
ally itself more closely with the ac-
tivities of the community and the adj,
vancement of its interests? Speakers
DR.. Bugbee, Elizabeth Bradley. DR.
Goodheart, F. A. Dewitt, Mrs. Lucy
Sargent; song, America, by all.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-30

Daniel May, who has been in the
North Adams hospital over 20 weeks,
submitted to an operation for the am
pntation Of one leg at the hip this
week by Drs. Stafford and Dunn. 1t
was found that the bone where it was
broken was not healing and that it
was necessary 20 amputate to prevent
blood poisoning. He rallied well and
unless complications set in should gain
from now on.
The work on the Ludington mill is
going on rapidly and the yard is being
filled with logs. There are at present
about 100000 feet of logs at the mill.
The logs are piled with steam der
rick. The building itself is completed
and the machinery is now being in.
stalled. Most Of the machinery is still
in use in Ludington, Michigan, but
will be shipped here when the work is
completed which will be in about three
weeks The engine, boiler and part OF
the driers are already In place. The
engine is $50 horse power.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-30

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Professional Cards

DR. HENRY TUCKER. Residence, IL Grow
ST.; telephone, 25S. Office, Leonard block
Hours, 100 to 3, and to 8. Telephone
29-W.