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HIGHF|LL WIRED EXCUSE TO HOWELL Sickness in Home of Odd Fellows Grand Master
 Detained Him.

Attorney A. II. Powell yesterday received a telegram from c. w. High fiH, grand master of Arkansas Odd Fellows, which explains his failure to visit the local lodge Tuesday night. The message, filed at Fair Oaks at 10 o'clock Tuesday night, stated MT. Highfill would be unable to come to Pine Bluff because of illness in his family.
 Deputy Grand Master B. w. Benton believes that MT. Highfill will come to Pine Bluff later to make clear his reasons for desiring to turn the Shir4y estate over to the heirs of tn } Minturn merchant, and his charges against the management of the wid- ows and ophans' home at Batesville.
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the Iron Mountain, was here yester- day from his headquarters at Little Rock, on business for the road.
 F. E. Washburn, chief engineer for the Missouri Valley Bridge & Iron Co.,, which constructed the free bridge here, returned yesterday from a business trip to Sherman. Texas
 Cliff Booth of Elberton, Ga, has accepted thes position of stationary engineer for the Consumers Ice x Coal Go. He is brother of George Booth, a :. -i; kroWn .o~al employ } of the Cotton Belt.
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Daily Fashion | alks
 BY MAY MANTON
PRETTY BLOUSES FOR DAINTY COTTON STuFFS

1 whatever mWintor interest showing fabrics and ha materials that they especial excellent style and Tor which silks made in similar styles.
 NoS funes the ar collar eh of handkerchief lawn
 For the medium sizes will be required material wide 2SS ys v II widc collar and cuffs The May Nlanon No S567 II sizes from in bust measure essentials wardrobe N 837o s1ow
 
  Int illustration of the used throughout
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PSYCHOLOGICAL.
Baby Garner Dead.

Harold Bates Garner, 1S-months- old son of Mr. and Mrs. l.. P. Garner. died early yesterday morning, of bronchial pneumonia, after an illness extending over the past two weeks.
 The funeral will be held at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon from the Garner home at 121O Alabama street, with services by Rev. c. c. Cline, pastor of the First Christian church, with interment in BellwoOd ceme- tery. The pallbearers will be F. G. Hiner, E. P. Osborne, J. l.. Warren, A. s. Wilson.
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|Oung Ladies Form NeW iNfSSiHn lIub.

Quite a number Of young peop'a let with Mrs. J. P. Fisackerly in the bapel of the First Methodist church 3::3O o'clock yesterday, for the prpose of organizing the Young bdies' Mission club. There vas |uca interest and enthusiasm sh0Nn, bd organization was perfected with (e election of the following officers. President, Miss Mary Collins; fst vice president, Miss Dorie handy; second vice president, Ms firnie Goodman; superintend2At cf |ission study and literary program. 6ss Dena Moore Fisackerly; su9el- Ftendent Of social service and local |Crk, Miss Isabel Woodard secre- Try, Miss Mildred Gcshorn; treasur- ! Miss Pearl Bur.is; superintandoar l supplies, Miss Virgie O'DonEe1,; fher, Miss Hazel West; press cor kspcndent Miss Irene Wallace; fitic, Miss Ruth Arnett.
 Prhe club membership will be com psed of young women between the
 les of II and 21, and it's officers (e all High school girls, who are king up their work with vim and |sor. Meetings will be held the first
 Id third Wednesdays of each month, Ie first meeting to be for business fly and the second to be of social lture, with musical and literary lograms. It is believed the member Rlp of the club will be as large IS lat of any religious organization O. )ung women h Pine Bluff.
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athCntes Club Has htpresting Meeting.

IA very interesting meeting of the kathontes club was held yesterdaE with Mrs. $. c. Alexander { hostess, there being d good at, 6ndance and the program being car ked out in fuil as arranged, being hstructive as well as interesting. 1 fhe club is studying Mexico, and t1@ trogram was as follows: Instrumental solo, Miss Eddie Hing.
 "The Capital and Other Cities" Song, Miss Margie Belle Atkinson. "Nexican Womsn,' Mrs. W. I. tooidrldse.
 "Ancient Mexico, It's History an<j l suins," a discussion with Mrs. \. " troupe as leader. Vccal trio, Miss Broadstroet, Mrs krank Thompson and Mrs Dancey. l The next meeting of the club viii
 with Mrs. w. A. Taggart, on february 24.
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pr. James Henry Parker.

New York, Jan. 27.-Dr. James Henry Parker, former president of the New York cotton exchange, died today at Roosevelt hospital, after an illness of several weeks, which fol- lowed an operation on his knee. He was born in Johnson county, N. C., in 1913. He is survived by his widow, who is president of the U. D. c.
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PERSONALS.

S. H. Hunt aud w. B. Sorrells leave this morning for Altheimer on legai business.
 p1 G. pavnc, general aeent of fhe Iron Mountain. went to ArkaaelDh'e vesterdav on business for his road and expects to be gone several days.
 F. M. Huckelberry, claim agent Of
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ne Bluff Wompn P Attend Conference.

"A party of Pine Bluff women will Pve for TeXarkana Thursday morn E, where they will attend, as dele Nes, the annual women's missionary |fference of the Methodist church of |e state. Each of the local churches |ll De represented at the conference, plch will convene Friday morning
 a conclude it's business Sunday ev- png, with church services. The members of the Pine Bluff FV Will be Mrs. A. R. Cooper from Fst Methodist church, Mrs. Dan P. |rd from Lakeside Methodist |urch, Mrs. w. E. Ballard, secretary | the conference for the Pine Bluff Ptr'ct Mrs. Ed Murdock from Carr Fmcrlal church, Mrs. W. l.. Luton Pm Hawley Memorial church, and
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Carefully T ,ll'YIeaf
 Children s Colds

Neglect Of chil1ren's colds often lays the foundation of serious jung trouble. On sae other hand 1t IS harmfpl to contiIlt ally dose delicate h,tlo #tomaohs wlth ia- lerA&l lnedhincs CT to keep the children lw&ys indoors.
 Plenty of fresh air in the bedroom and Il eood application of NirL's "N&P-N~EnA' Salve over the tbroat and chest at inc first sign oI trouble, will keep the httiy .ia'e free from cola.8 without injarlug their d. teat,.ns. 25c, 50e, CT &I.t0.
 .1zGs tsis!NLllvE lzeGs s1fh5 z;snUE hA1HE
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Prepare Program
 Fer '. M q. l. SnriaF

: Ff"pare Program
 Fer !. M. (. {. Social. The program has been completed f0f tAc first Of series of weekly sorlals to ba held al the $arlors ot tls" Nonn& Mems Christian a5sOcia- i!Gn bailding. and when the guests assemble Friday evening, those al the the head ot the affair are of the be- lief 6 most enjoyable entertainment will be provided.
 The High school orchestra will give 3 concert in the lobby of the building from T:45 D. IT. until 8 D. m., at which lime basketball game will be started, between the high school squad and squad made up of locmbers of the business mems class. Al the conclusion of the contest. the ladies auXili2ry of the Y. VI. C. "A. will provide 8 musical and literary program, this to be followed by the serving of refreshments. A silver offering will be collected, to assist the ladies auxiliary in meet ing the expenses of the improve mcnts the auxiliary is making in the dormitory Of the building.
 
 }Ir. and Mrs. J. C. Meyer left yes terday fer New Orleans to visit rela- tires.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. M. McGehee of Tar ry were here yesterday, visiting friends.
 AIr. and Mrs. Richard Bass Jones are entertaining Mrs. Baker Jones of Memphis. ,EW
 Mrs. l. VI. Elliott will be hostess to the Hawthorne Book club, at her hcmc. Wednesday afternoon of next week.
 Miss Rachel Collier of Little Rock is visiting her aunt Mrs. R. H. Will Hams, and her grandmother, Mrs. Ann Core.
 Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Reynolds arrived last night from their home at Union City, Tenn. lu be with their daughter, Mrs. l.. P. Garner.
 Miss Whitaker, who attended the tee given by Mrs. Sterling R. Cock Till Wednesday. has returned to Pine Bluff, where she is the guest of Mrs. Ziba Rennitt-Little Rock Democrat.
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 The adies' Bible class will meet at the First Presbyterian church Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, with Mrs. J. A. Mcleod as the leader.
 Mrs. John Dellmcn will be hostess this afternoon and evening at her home in East Second avenue, at a tea for the benefit of the Ladies, Altar society of St. Joseph's Catholic church.
 Miss Mary Allen of Greenville. Miss. will he the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Turner Bradford, having arrived yesterdav afternoon. Miss Allen is inc dauehter of Mrs. Will Allen. who was Miss Brooxie Robinson, a former Pine Bluff resident.
 'rhare vas much enthusiasm, dis nlaved at the regular meeting yester- day afternoon at the Chamber or Commerce assembly hall. of the Civic Research club. The attendance was large. despite the weather. Re- sponses covered the field of civic work The responses at the next meeting will show the ideas of those nresent as to the greatest improve n,ont nondod in Pine Bluff.
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S S e s E Es E. 'a Y

Mrs. Charles O'Neal tronl Good Faith church near Pine Bluff.
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For needed 34 yd of material P in wie PA ys 2yds The May Manton Mo- 34 4 in. models Mo- shows also material In the with lace bndng and combined with soft finished blue preferred shade could be substituted the medium will be needed 3 wide; 2 yd 30 orr yds A We With 2S yd 80 for
 
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 mailed address by the Fashion Deptmento of paper, onreceipt of ten cents for each
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-28

Mr. and Mrs. I (. Meyer left yes terday fer New Orleans to visit rela- ffrrec
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-28

ry were here yesterday, visiting friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-28

Miss Mary Allen of Greenville Miss. will he the weekend guest of Mir. and Mrs Turner Bradford, having arrived vasterdav afternoon. Miss Allen is the daughter of Mrs. Will Allen. who was Miss BrooXie Robinson, former Pine Bluff resident.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-27
Ames Hill Notes.

Warren Taylor and team arc working
on state road in Hinsdale, n. H.
Mrs. Charles Halsey of Montclair, ~
J., who occupied Kenwood farm the pas
month, returned to her home Thursday,
The Misses DufIield, who had been
guests of Mrs. Charles Halsey of Ken
wood farm, returned to their home IN
Chicago on Tuesday.
Mrs. George Hescoek and son re
turned to their home in Greenfield
Mass, Tuesday, after visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. n. II. Spencer since weet
ago last Sunday.
Miss Nellie l.. Archer gave o mill
taTy euchre party Monday IN honor OF
her guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Very and Mis-
Virginia Very of New York. Six table,
representing as many different coun
tries were decorated in appropriate col
ors, and the guests had two hours o
great excitement defending their flag
and bringing home trophies of war. Re
frcshments were served ON the porch
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-27
WEST CHESTERFIELD. N. H

Frank Snow of Keene is visiting his
father, c. E. Snow
T. NJ Davis and several carpenters of
Greenfield, Mass, are working on the new
house of NJ. II. Chickering
Winfield G. Farr of keene spent the
weekend with her mother, Mrs Ira ID.
Farr, and brother, Marshall Farr
There will be a Sunday school concert
in the church next Sunday afternoon at
2.30 o'clock. The chldren's concert will
take the place of the usual service
The last meeting of Spofford Grange
was a ladies' night meeting in charge OF
Ceres The ladies marched in, led by the
lady assistant steward, and those who
were to occupy the officers chair took
their stations The Grange gave So fol
the benefit of Goldenrod Grange The
program consisted of a song by the
| Grange choir; question, Resolved. thai
fashion is the greatest nuisance of today
/ Speakers, Alice Richardson, Nellie vii
liams and Clara Welcome; song, Mrs S
L. Rice; Cleaner, Mrs Elizabeth CHECKER
/ ing recitation, Ida Chickering; song
1 Cora Smith; essay, Anna Stoddard; read
ing, Mrs. Bemis; closing song by Grang
H choir. Refreshments of ice cream AM
cake were served by those having birth
day anniversaries in July.
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TOWNSHEND.

Miss Lottie Jones and Sylvia Kid
der spent several days with relatives
III Jamaica this week.
Miss Clara Greenwood went Satur-
day for visit at the home of her I'M
Gle, John Greenwood, in Chester.
Miss Elizabeth Gregory Of Brooklyn
came Sunday by automobile to stay
two weeks with her sister, Mrs
Charles Bruce, at the Bruce summer
home.
Mrs. Albert r. Pierce and son
James p Pierce of Suffolk, Conn, and
Miss Irene Pierce of Auburn, n. \.
were at the Townshend Inn Friday
and called on friends at West Towns
bend, where they were former resi-
dents.
An automobile party including Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Perkins and son, Mrs
Brown, Mrs. Kenny, Miss Reynolds
and Mr. Foster, all of White Rive
junction was entertained at the hom'
of Mrs Perkins IS mother, Mrs. Z. /
Eddy, Sunday.
Among recent guests at Townshen'
Inn have been Mrs. NJ. p. Capen, Mis-
A. Capen and S. S. Pellerin of Jack
sonville, Fla; Mr.. and Mrs. T. D
Hare of Rutherford, n. j., Mrs. Jo
seph Nichols of Royalston, Mass
Leonard Nichols Of Providence, h. l
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-27
WESTMINSTER.

Winthrop Bent has been spending q
few days in Springfield, this state.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Walker made a
trip over the Mohawk Trail last week
Miss Alice Brown of Jewett City is
a guest of her sister, Mrs. r. Il. Bar
Der.
Madam Foster and granddaughter,
Virginia, are visiting in Chesterfield.
n. II.
Arthur Metealf and family of Wor-
coster, Mass, are guests at Madam
Metcalf S.
Charles Simmons and family OF Viii
limansett, Mass, are visiting few
days in town.
Ralph Sawin of Springfield, Mass.
spent the weekend with Mrs. Sawin al
Mrs. Carrie Nutting s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Davis were il
Townshend July % to attend the wed
ding of Mrs. Davis s sister, Laura
Ware.
Mrs. w. S. Fem returned from
Springfield, Mass, Saturday. Her niece
Gcnevieve Hays, came with her for the
summer vacation.
A party Of eight young people from
this village and Putney, with Mrs. X
| j. Tate as chaperone, are spending tn,
week at Lake Rescue.
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HALIFAX.

p Crosier and family motored to Ben
nington, ILoosick, y. Y, and Petersburg,
N. Y, recently.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Brooks Robinson
and three children and maid of Paterson,
NJ, are guests at Maplehurst lodge.
Mr. and Mrs H NJ Ward, Mrs Smaller,
Misses Thompson and Shepherd and Mr.
Fogarty of New York city are at the
Ward bungalow.
Dr. Hartman of birmingham, Mass
and Rev Mr. Hartman and Mrs. Miller
and son Of Albany, n. Y, arrived at theil
cottage Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Stone of Hyde
Park Mass, and Rev. and Mrs. Forres
ter Macdonald Of Lowell, Mass, called
ON old friends as they were motoring
! through town recently.
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HAMPERED BY PAST ERRORS
Necessary Reforms Hard TO Effect Be-
cause of the Mistakes Made
by Other Generations.

Civilization often seems like an old
drunkard who is forever taking one
more drink TO work off the effects of
previous drink, or like a chronic
debtor who is always borrowing upon
the future to refund the past. 1t never
seems to catch up with itself, to start
as freshly as it would like to. Be
cause their fathers fought, children are
taught to hate, and when they grow
up they also fight. leaving to their
children new heritage of hate. Be
cause their fathers gave over a CONT
nent to aimless exploitation, the new
generation finds itself entangled in a
| network of law and tradition and
vested rights from which it cannot free
itself except by injuring those who
have done no wrong.
! Because our ancestors lived in hud
died cities we go on building upon mar
row and tortuous streets, sinking ouI
| capital in mistakes which age makes
it more and more difficult to retrieve
| The original cowpaths of Boston have
| become picturesque slums which sup
port innocent ladies and stiae the
health and the happiness of Other
! peoples children. Attack these Stun:
and you attack helplessness itself; trl
to widen and ventilate, and you viii
find that you have struck at the secur
ity of the innocent. This is the rea
!, strength of the past and the over
whelming grip it has upon our lives
y 1t lives on, not because intelligence
. can defend it, but because it has be
come so intimate a part of us tina
| to cut it out seems little too cruel
5 New Republic.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-27
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Tickets to the number Of g. were
sold at the Brattleboro station this
morning for the excursion to Block Is
land.
A total of SO of an inch of rain fell
in Brattlcboro yesterday and last
night. very heavy downpour came
at $50 o clock this morning, when the
rain fell in torrents. 1t rained more or
less practically all night.
Announcements Of the marriage last
week in Colchester Of Mrs. Gertrude Don
ovan, former resident of Brattleboro,
and Edwin Rice of Burlington have been
received by friends here. Mr. and Mrs.
Rice are to make their home in Burling-
ton.
The new telephone directory is now
being delivered. 1t contains tl,t names
of $50 subscribers connected Nlth the
Brattlchoro exchange, an increase OF 80
since the last directory. For ,he good
of the service the old directories are
picked up, and patrons will confer q
favor to the distributor if they will
have the old ones ready when he calls
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-27
BELLOWS FALLS.

The logs in the Connecticut river
have been coming in larger numbers TO
day a raft carrying men and tent
and equipment came down the river
this forenoon, and the men will con
struct the necessary booms in this To-
cality.
\ birthday lawn party given yesterday
afternoon 10y Mrs. William c. Horton, Is
Brook street, on account of the rain was
held in the house Twenty-eight women
were present, also J, f. Hall, teacher OF
class No. II Of the Baptist Bible school
Mrs. Horton received many handsome
gifts and flowers.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-27

Mr.. and Mrs w E. Lang and family
and Eugene Eddy and Miss Eddy Of
Ravena, ~ Y.
While sweeping near the top of the
stairs Monday Mrs. Mildred Lincoln
tripped and fell backward down the
whole flight, severely bruising her
back, arms and legs and giving her 4
serious shaking up. 1t was at first
thought that one shoulder was dislo-
Gated, but on swinging the arm the
cap snapped back into place, Mrs.
Lincoln is able to be on her feet, al
though suffering from the effects OF
the fall.
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PERSONAL.

Henry Chandler and Victor Space are
spending a weeks vacation in Boston.
Miss Charlotte Adams of Boston is a
guest of her aunt, Mrs B. R. Cutler.
Howard Farwell of High street is con-
fined to the house with a fractured knee
Miss Mary and Miss Nellie Austin went
to Block Island today for weeks outing
Mrs. Fred Spaulding visited at her home
in North Springfield, this state, over Sun
day.
Elroy Hunt returned yesterday from a
visit of two weeks among relatives in Rut-
land.
Miss Marion Knight was a guest of
Mrs. E. s. Richardson in Williamville last
night.
George F. Marsh of Chester Depot was
guest over the weekend of Mr. and Mrs
| c. w Brooks.
j. Meeker and Miss NJ. Meeker of New
| York city are guests of Mr.. and Mrs F.
| A. Thompson.
Mrs. Theodore E, Cameron of Spring
field, Mass, is guest of Mr. and Mrs
A. f. Bowers.
bethlehem, n. H, to stay 10 days at
Turner's tavern.
Miss Maude Miller resumed work at
Houghton & Simondss store Monday after
vacation of a month
Mr. and Mrs G. o. Abbott went to
Springfield and Lebanon Saturday to visit
few days with relatives.
/ Miss Edna Orr of Pawtucket, r. l., is a
guest for few days of Mr.. and Mrs w
\. Gilbert of Williston street.
| Mr. and Mrs. Walter Timson of New
Bedford Mass, are expected Saturday to
visit relatives here and in Townshend.
| F. T. Simpson returned to New York
yesterday afternoon, after staying a few
days in town as guest of j. G. Ulery.
| Miss Beatrice Brown of Chesterfield has
been visiting two weeks in the home Of
her grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. c. l..
Stacy.
Mr. and Mrs d. Paul Dewitt went to
Boston Saturday. Mr.. Dewitt has re-
turned but Mrs Dewitt will remain a
few days.
Mrs. S. ]. Bull will return tomorrow to
Pctersham, after having spent two weeks
in town with her daughter, Mrs William
b. Houghton.
Mrs. A. E. Hadlock and daughter, Ber-
nice, of West Townshcnd, spent the week
end with Miss Addie and Miss Grace
Morse of Clark street.
Rolin s. Childs went to Newbury this
morning to attend the wedding tonight Of
Mrs. Ina ". Danforth and Harry NJ Cur
rier of Concord, \. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ranger of Hol
yoke and Mr.. and Mrs Carroll OF
Westtield, Mass, were weekend visitors
in the home of Harvey Canedy
Mrs Louis Knight and daughter, Doro
/, thy, of Montpelier came this afternoon tc
visit at Arthur +. Knights Mr. Knight
will join them here Saturday for his vaca
ton.
Rev. and Mrs, Harley w. Hewitt o
| Aurora, n. Y, came yesterday to visit hi
z brother. Rev. E. s. Hewitt and family
They are spending some time among
tivcs relatives in various parts of New
: England going TO Palmer, Mass
where Mr. Hewitt has charge of serie
Of religious meetings. Mr. and Mrs IIew
lit and Mr. and Mrs b. L. jerks of TIN
town attended Saturday evening the oh
servance of the 36th wedding anniversar,
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. V. Hewitt in Rut
land.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-27
GRAFTON.

Next Sunday, August i, will be OBJ
served as day for the baptism and
reception of new members by appro-
pirate public services, at 1915 a. m.
The right hand of fellowship with an
appropriate scripture passage will be
given to each of the candidates. -Four
are to be received on confession of
faith, of whom three are to be hap
tiled. After the reception and an
address by the pastor communion viii
be administered. There will Sunday
be appropriate music and decorations
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-27

The Woodworking shops and lumber
yards of Leslie Smith and Holden &
Martin will be closed at noon Saturdays
until Sept. l, beginning July 31.-Adv.
I25-l27
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-27

John Barleycorn is bad ehauf-
feur," says the Philadelphia Tele.
graph. John BarIeyeorn is better
grave digger than anything else.
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FOR SALE-Crawford stove, 50. -
South Main St., Upstairs. 125-127