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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-21
@eibnahten in Der ct. Subanmes-
3irdte.

Ser neutrality-suspicious. mfrs
Samitag morgeii nm 10 llbr begun.
men. Haitor @olff miro iiber Dos
pre6isen: Gin Jreuoentae
I'M tpabriten Gimme bes @orts". o.:
atrdendor miro einige paIienos
8eibnadtsIieoer portrngen. Direfi
nod benz Geitgottes6ienit ioa oas
btilige Mbenomabl gefeiert mer0er..
Die, Deld3e am Eii9 oes Serrn gu
Ipeiien gebenfen, modten ii1 poroer-
tano beim Haitor anmeIoen.
Mben0s I'M Z rbr finoet 6as i1br-
lide acknowledgements Der Conn
togsihnle ftntt- 9ie aifber baben
ii6 ifon Idngit onrauf porbereitei
lut6 oas biesidbrige Hrogramm tpiro
mol alle friiberen i~ibertrrffen.
I Ger gespohuIihe Gottes0ienf ON
2. 6eiertag besinat 5itr gep0bnliden
s3eit, alio nm Ea1f llbfy Hbenos Ioa
@eibnahten in Der 5s6nIpemeinos 81
Sontbton gefeiert iperoen.
9ie @lieoer uilo 6reunoe Der ct.
Sobannesgemeinoe limo 81 bieSen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ber3Iidil
eingelaoen. Sbren aaen iuiinidell
mir frobliGe 6eiertnee.
Taitor Nnsnit Bolff.
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1exas.

@ouperneur Serguion lit po,i
ieiner Heile, Die CT Dor orei @odDen
nod Dem Noroen unternolimel bat
te, 5uriifgefebrt nno bat leine hints
geidydfte mieoer aufgenomnler. 8ice.
@onpernerr @obbp, Der i'm mdbreiG
ieiner abueienbeit pertrot, lit mad
ieiner @ermat Beaumont suriidgc.
|reiit.
sSn Der 9iaht BON Sonntag ouf
Wontag tpuroe in Der Nabe bon
Dorftomn elm i6euBlihes @erbreden
|bariibt. IS purbe bort Ser polnilGe
6nrmer Sobn Mope nebit 5rau unr
ieiner golt5en 5amilie, beitebeno aus
IS &na6en nno einem fleilien MGes
den, III ibren getten ermloroet mlb
oairn oas Sous ange3iinoet. 9roboant
Gle p~crfoblten 9eiden, Die III oen
|ciiernen gettiteIlen aufgefnnoen tpur-
Den, farm nod ais meni6lide llebcr-
reite ~refogmos5iert meroen fonnten.
fonnte man nit Si1erbeit fonitatie.
reit, Bob idrnmtliden Spfern Ole
Shdoel nit elmer Art ooer anoerm
ihluerem Snftrumente serldmettcrs
lunren. Die SadJe lit Inn 10 mplteriG-
Ter, als Mope elm iebr beliebter ru:o
fleiBiger Mann mar, nno, 10 melt ipie
man meiB, feline sseinoe bate.
Sn einem Heitaurnilt in Gol.
las eridoB M. 90. Steer feline BON
ibm geidieoene lno iett mieoer p,r-
heiratete Jrau nio toteie iih ooull
ielbit our6 einen Shub in Del
aopf. Gin anoerer @ait lprroe oilrd)
cine augel ain 4rme berlett.
Gin 6elter, oas uhier unge.
iuobnlihen ltmIt1noen entitano, ger
itorte Den u 6. 2iublaD ~geboriger
Store in Mmlono. Der Manaqcr
s4eld. Der bel DEM 9ronDe bolo len
Seben berloren bate, ersahlt elm,
ionoerbore @eldid)te. Gr lei bon eli.
nem Ronne, Der nngebIid einen Sin
sng fir ein gegr1bnis fauiel montc
lefr friib geiueft noroen inlo babt
nit ibm Den 2aoen betre.en. SIZE,
Stpong ihn Der llnbetaunte, oen @elo.
idlranf SIT 0ffnen; 8eld babe onnr
Die breruenbe 2arnpe gegen ocn Nau
Ter geidleuoert, Der i'm oarauf Mi
leinem Mebolper nieoerid)lli9 uno lid
nit $3.50 aus benz Staiibe madlte
Gas SeI Der brennenben 2ampe CT
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Ser Store gina

ploo1erte rno Der Store gina in
SIalnmelt auf.
S. 90. Scope. Yraiioen Der Ger
as Sormers' Union, batte iib Dor eli
niger 8eit beim Suitis Deporte-
rnent IN @aibington iiber cine @erei'
niglng bon 2elten beflagt, Die pers
igd)ten, ben Yreis Sci, Naumlpole
berab5noriideil. General ; Mnfpalt
Gregory teilte Serrn Hope oarallt
nIff, e m6ae 8epeiie nag,. eine Der
critic frrii5nlihelle *. Combination bette
bc, eitfenoeil. Dog SnItis Minis
Ilterium more febr germ bereit, cine
'Itrifte llnterilldung eir15uleiterl, ooA
ohne i'm 8eiite bon Saftel s1 fem
iino obne Ingabe bon Guenen, aug
oelterl lol6e Saften ermittelt tperoell
f%onnten, fonnte man ni6t bel tim.
= 2oren5o 2opea ulto Mage1to gu.
pal1ero, Die als beroadtig, iid lestel1
OCTOBER on Dem l1eberion oeaen Den
Bug Der ct. 2onis4 Brownsville nno
Werico Gilenbabn beteifiet 5n baben,
i'm gonntpgefangnis 81 8ropnspiGe
iiten, baben beim &riminal : Mppel=
lationsgeridt in @nitin eilte 8etitio1
our ginleitung bes oSabeas Cor
pus" -8erfabrens eingebraft, nto
aus Der Saft elltlaiien gu tper-
Den.
ungefabr IS Staotsgefangens
|iperoen gu @eibnndten auf oie Cut
Epfeblung oes ngoar6 of 8aroons"
beghaoigt tper0en. Mce-@ ouperneltr
Sobbp bat oieie Gntlafinngsselud),
|betuiaigt mp nnteraeidynet.
Ser anmmiiiGr fir 2anoipirt,
.Ibnft IN Mliitin tuurbe betlafridtigt
SaB aanoipirtihaftsuliiliiter &onIton
cine @efpilignng bon s. 100000
our 8efdmpftng oes gitrus-gnnfer
IN ben liioliden Stnaten beim 9ou=
greg beantragt babe.
s. gbetnep, elm befannter GSe-
idaftSnanrt in 9allns, befnnnte lip
idul0ig, Sroilein Hutb Hariib nit
ieinem @utomobif i'm Muguit iiber-
fabren uno IN fabrlaiiiger @eiIe ee-
totet 81 baben. CT tpurOe Sll eiller
@el0itrafe BON $500 perurteilt.
Ser gater Ser iiingit in ldenB-
lid)er 8eiie ermoroeten YauIiile
Walton, &. S. @alton, ipiirbe in
Taris perbaftet, nuf Ieinen eigenen
Bunid aber in oas @eidngnis 6l
@reenbiae abgefiibrt.
- Batter 6. SdinbIer, 9farrer ser
fatboGfden Stride in @oilton, lit ge-
itorben.
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L.ckdIes.
Aas Der 6taSt6aae.

Die &ommilidre einigten, lib nit
General 1atniton iiber bic itreitige
2inie ont @rapIon StraBe. Die Mei(i-
i~arbeboroe miro entlang, @uaplon
StraBes BON. Neu- graunfels 1penue
tis 8iue StraBe, nit @ras bepflon5=
tie gerrnfieu anlegen laiien. Me9sidet-
Ser5s miro e~ntfernt uno 5dltrdJ ehsa
idJ6nesetierue eriett iperbeu. Seitell=
ipege bon Cement tuerben unterbal6
Der Serruife angelegt. Dffertes
bon 9etrp Sing urtb Jrai Gratis
SSoness Der Staot 2ano fir oie or.
Offnung bon StraBen in ser MGbe
beg Mdbnte Yarfs a~bSutragen, mur-
oet ~porfdufig 5uriidgeleei. gi,te
Droinan5 fir cine tpeitere Steueraui-
lage our grmeiteru1g po1t Sole6ao
StraBe tuuroe angeronunen. 81.
Z. groiu tuuroe als ftdotii6er Gbaul.
fenr-graminator bon Der aommii-
i;on nit einem monatIiden @eboIt
BON $50 angeltent. - Gine BeIob.
nlltg bon $500 fir oie grmittlund
nno 8eitrafilng beg Mannes, Der ben
Boli5iiten 6. Mrtt getotet bat, mur=
De genebmigt. Muf Mntrag bon
&ommiiiar aenrnp tultroe, Ser @e.
tern Habing 90. etne 3lfage BON
$1,000 Rir ggtronrbeiten AM Iogc.
t.anrteu Moies Nnrf betpiligt. CT
ne G-staaaaeepor $4,000, Die nrlpriiug.
Ii6 Hfirs be @anaIifation 6es Hair
@rDtinS Df5friftS betpiniat tpuroe,
miro slsrg 6ertigitenll1fg oes MbfIu6-
faaolssim @la3an @e3irf bernlst pete
Den. -3um Mnfauf BON stpei 8fer-
Den ffar oag. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nuroef $500 nngetpieien. CHE
S~teiernsflage gegeft Gieentiimer an
0erberr 8oulebaro in0 Soutb Sad
berry Ctr. biz Mittmon Str. fir
Hflaiterurg 6ieier StroBeu turroe
nt~gcilon1ntett. Oas Mnaebot Ser
turefa Hupifig so. fir Die IflaS!e-
RING bon Wdcon Str. uno gan
Neoro NDe. bis Sones Mpe. ful.roe
ott8eslommeft. $147 CUR @e5aG.
lung bon 3imsnermannsarbeit ant
Jeiiertuebrsg eriiite mur6en betpifiiat
nno bic 2obnliite fir Itaotiite Or.
better fir Die nit f6. DECEMBER eli.
cenoe1t mode in Sobe BON $t779.5O
g~etlebnist.
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Matrag 5llr @enebmigung mo
S'oll5iebnilg oes E~eltanielltes boz,
Den. q. Srepino. Der lebtes Ssabr
aeitorbeu lit, miiroe bon oeiien @itlue
I'm Counting % adJIaiienseridt geiteat.
Die 6itterlaiienldoft belai.ft iid) a;i
iieb5ebn Wiitiouen Collars uno Srall
Erepino bitiet ais Ieltamentsrcl.
ltredcrin ermamnt 5u meroen. Gin 5eil
ces @erntogens lit bier in unierer
Staot anseiegt.
Gas iest ld,on gemaltige Nii-
litdrbolpitoi nuf Sort Sam @ouitou
miro ourd3 ben Mnbom zines So
pillons, Deld,er sur Mnsfiibrung Dor.
5lmefmenoer dirurgiiher Speratio.
tlen oienen ioa, mieoerum pergrobert,
Die Grrif)tlng oes Vapiaons miro
uif $4,000 berednet.
eseiier : Mnrihaa ,snaiilb i'm
Ginperit1nonis NIT aomnliii1r
Stepes hat oas lbidieBem,pon y6irs
Graders" perbnten itno Die Yoli3iitcl
mo %angeiuielen, Die liridte Neiol.
aiing oieier Wasregel 81 cr5pingen
Ger Morihod mornt ferlter Die giir.
ger nn6 8creine beim Nn5iinoen oei
NeibnatDtsb1iime poriidtig 81 Ieii
uao leidt 6renlibdre 0eforationen 81
meioen. gr empfieblt alien Die grDb
te Boriid5t, nm Die eetuobnlih groBi
Mu3abl Der NscibnadtsbrdRoe 8u Der
riligern
On DER Iebten Sisung Dc
Coluifp aonamiii1re fpuroe bic 9le
pnratlir son smei b0I6ernet 8riifei
IN Der GdStrobiIle aanbftrabe altgc
rronet. 9efs1er ipliroe ~beidIoIlen
aie Giuaey ma eberfo Ste Goluuroi
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Narm-Xrpbnfte.
Wtmaft.

0emite.
aartoffeIn, California. $2.10; Colo
RADIO, $1.85.
sibe aartoffeIn. 2ouifiana. $1.75.
Sobren. California gnboit5, $685.
Wegifanlde 8aboiis. $500; Niuts<
$500; Sima 1925; Nabb. 500; @Id4
gbes. 1925.
3tpiebeIm Gal. 1925 per 100 @harS.
0fra, $3.50 fir Elm gufdel.
Gierpflanaerl, 75c II. $500 per @1{@eI-
Spirtat. SIC per Ehtno.
Somaten, Eeras. 4 Scribe, e0c IL. M.
@riiner Hfeffer, Segns, 15e per Nfc.
6eGerie, SOC u. 85e per D1ltenb-
8lamenfobl. $3.50 fir 70 Gflds
Gqnafb $500 per 8u5deI.
8eteriilie. 40c per 9bo. sSiit6eI.
AobI. $3.50 per Crate.
GopfinIat, $500 per Crate.
8aoieshen. SOC II 35e fin Elm Efo.k
BiinoeI.
Meerrettigs8 uraeI,, per Bf6. 12He
Beeten. 40c Der Dbo. sNiin6eI.
0elbe @ur5eIn 35c II. 40c per Dto.
yie6-Marft.
Sm Gntonio. Ser, 21. Sea. - 1915
Sdien $685. bis $3.50.
aiibe $500 bis $500.
adlber $3.50 bis $3.50.
@uien $500 bis $500.
ct. 2ouis. 81. Sea. 1915. - Miabs
bieb, S~erassgieh, 1925 Bis $3.50.
Sdipeine $5.175 nno $3.50.
6Snte.
S6ipere bonn @hIad5ter ..... % GH.
9eihte Bonn GhIad5ter 90 Cts.
Grin aelaIaene .........t2h ets.
Selle.
Gngorae3ieeen. per RfS. 10 cts
GnaprnsSieeen. beiddSiet .....-5 Cts
1oIf nno Studs ............20 Gts
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gooesfaIIe.

8aul SO. Dds, "a Sabre; Martin
Settling, "a Sabre; &itoolf &ebelfs,
80 Sabre.
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TeirafsfMeine. - Webnrten.
Ep6esf6ne.
Sefrats{heia

Seiratsideiae
CHARLES s.. Jrif nno Argel Mearr.
Goiparo 8. Erofier II. Margoret
3. Miler.
emil g. SnuermiIf nno Mo1ie e.
Noble.
@a,oolpb SarriIon mo either
Glement.
Sobn- Senoemer nao 5rml geita
0enmar.
9eonbaro SEQ. Seioemam uno
Georgia @iIlie Boiler.
Sreo y. @oItber nno @imifreb
@oar.
@ler g. @infler unlo geliie Smitb.
SIP. M. gidpnam it1o MbeIe 8ape.
6rit @m. Selmfe nno 2i55ie Ben
fenbod).
@m. 6. Sdneioer rno Dora alna.
Tic &od}.
Go 81. SeB mo Soa q. @uttbaro.
Webmrten:
9. s. @ogentbal ii Jrall, ein &no-
be, Otto M.Ealh Il. Srali, eil Mdo-
den; z. 6. 8emfe lif6 Srau, ein
anobe; SO. 6. MrIitt u,lo 5rall, ein
Maodeu; Saeob Sugman ltlto 5rall,
elm &nobe; g. Geritein uao Jrali, elm
|&nabe; g. giienboler lino Jrnli, elm
0taohen @m. q Mote uno Srau, Elm
anobe;; Mug. Sdaefer ii. 6rai,1 ctr
anabe; Ghas. 9ierolf nno Grali, ein
&nabe;: Charles Saeobs iin6 6rau,
elm MGbhen; s. 9. @unoermaim II.
6ralt, elm &liabe,, @. 81. @ieglaflo H.
Srait, eiil Mdode1l; 6. 9. 8Iod nno
Sraii, elm arnbe; Ilbert Mn5 nno
Srail, elm anabe.
Eobesf1IIe.
8aul SO. Dds, "a Sabre, Martin
Selling, IA Sabre; Hiioolf &eoelfs,
80 Sabre.
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Suns I'll DerrenteH.

DIS nntere nnb pbere Stofuert
BON @r. 2tS SitsGommeree StraEe
lit sn p%errenten. Nabere Mnsfnnft in
ser Office ser s6reiem Greie".
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MuS Wafbingtpn meI0et mar:
EStaatslefretdr 2oniing, befrogt Of
Die 1T Hetp gorfer 3eitnnaen AZ.
|bradte. Meloung, aapit1n Bop-gE,
Der bisberige oeutihe Marine-Mtto-
dee III @albington, babe iid in sen
'gelit zines fir Brdiibent @ilior, Be-
.itimmten @ebeimberidts oes Marinc-
|0epartements 81 bringen getmuEt,
riddig lei uno OBJ oieler llmltono
oo5r beigetragen babe, baB 8oD-go's
I~bberufung bon Der amerifanilfen
&egiernng perlangt muroe, erfl1rte
aaf oas 9eitimmteite, ouB er ME pt-
tDns bon oieiem aiieeblih geltobleiten
@ebeimberidt gebort babe, ebe er
Die 3eitungsmeloungen lab uno BOB
infolgebelien natiirlif oerleIbe aiitb
bei ben grfp1ennget Der Hegiernng.
Die sur abberufung Ser oeutlden
attafees fiibrter. feline Gole ge
ipielt baben Tonne. Der omtiereftoe
Marineiefretdr Nooiepelt, in Der Mn~
gelegenbeit interpeaiert, iagte ebenio
baItimmt, oas Warine : 9epartement
tpiiie nidts BON einem geitoblenel1
0ebeimberidt mo babe nidt Die
9erinaite Snformation iiber Die Sa-
DIE. Comet lein 0epartement miiie,
fiigte @err &ooiepelt bin5ll, lei Elm
I@ebeimberidyt iiingerem Oatums, Der
fir 9eutihlauo Sntereiie baben
fonnte, i~iberbaupt nidt eingereidt
uoroen.
$. s. Mac@reaor, oas terani,
ld]e Mitglieo oes repubIifaniiden
Nationalfomites, erfldrte nod) Ieincr
&iidfebr BON Der Sisung oes So
mites. bob Die iogenannten 8rogreiii.
ben pieoer in Maiie 81 Der alten
Yartei 5nriiffebrten. Seiner Mci-
nung nab fam &oolenelt als TrG-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ser Republican,
fden Bartei gar nift in getradt
fommen, oaeegen miro ser friibere
Staatsiefretdr nno 8nmoesienator
Moot inter oen &anoiboten in erlter
Heibe Iteben.
Iils Ga Groiie, @isc., miro ee-
meIoet, Dob Der friibere Irdiibelli
BORT m1breno zines 8elltfes BEL
feinem Shnlfameraoer, George @
Burton fdJmer erfranft lei.
- Die Staot Sos aneeIes bot eli.
ne Sroinan5 angenommen. nod Der
Clubs berauidenoe @etr1nfe mir ani
CREDIT perfaufen oiirfen. Man bofii
oaourh ben Saloons, Die inter oer'
9amen BON Stubs betrieben meroerl.
nur Inn Die 2i8enIen 8ll iporen, eli
@nSe MAIDEN, ba biele bel eiftem iol.
den areoitlpitem nidt eriitieren foil.
men.
TIMER GoItoepartement nlod,.
befount, Dab es ibn trot eifriger
Bemiibiingen nidt ~gelungen lit, Der
8oitberfebr NIT 9eiltidIaub miebei
her5uItelen.
Moior &obert {. Morton bon
Sanpton SnItitiite lit als NadfoIgel
@oofer &. @aibinetnn's gum FrGIi
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wau crlanbnisideine.

Sianer : Geitih Sarratt Company
Nufbm eines a~bgebrantien SauIes.
@oibiu9ton Str.; $500.
5 81. @eBler. @o6nbaps, 0enbei
@oiileparb; $500,
s. 81. 9ebler, 8obnbaus, 9enoet
@oitleuaro; $500.
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- 9eites Del uno @aioIin erfGft
man BON Scr Glimp Oil So, 400
Sit-g commerce Ctr. Rettes Gel. Srl.
IBIS 1852.
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8anmuolle.
Gan Nntonio, Ser. liz Cent?.
@albeitpn, geg-. II Gents.


GuttonIamen.Nrp6nfte
San slntsnis, aes., 81. Sea 1915
Yrime CRUDE Cotton Gee6 OH 81
gentS Der @oIIone.
Neu gurt, 81. Sea. = Spot SIS. 81:
Sanlar, 1884 nno $3.50; 6ebraor,
1888 uno 1896; Mdr5, $S.38 ua3
$3.50; MpriI, $40 unS $8.48; Neni,
$o.48 un0 $8.49; SUM, 1891 una
S8.58; Snli, $8.58 uno $3.50, Geae1rz
Der, $S.35 unb $8.45.
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benton oes gllsfeeee Snltitute er.
mablt iuoroen. gr tit Elm @olbllttnes
Ger. -
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WEST WARDSBORO.

Miss Anna Hoffring is spending the
week in Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayhe Newell of ia
maica were at E. O. Newell S Sunday.
Raymond Reed was in Brattleboro
last week and returned with an auto
mobile.
Gordon Pomfrey of Brattleboro is
staying at Merle Stocker s and going
to school.
Mrs. Mary Mattison of Bennington
was a guest at George Wetherbee s
several days last week.
Miss Florence Fits, who spent near
ly four weeks at Green Mountain
House, returned to her home in Brat
tleboro Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Leonard, Earle
Leonard and Miss Hoag of Lyons
Farms, n. J., are spending the week
at u. NJ. Stocker s.
Harry Johnson of Hartford, Conn,
who was guest at Green Mountain
House several weeks earlier in the
season, returned Sept. 16, to stay a few
weeks more.
G. f. Mann of Brattleboro came
Sunday to the home of r. L. Pike and
returned with Mr.. and Mrs Pike and
daughters, Mirth and Marjorie, who
will remain in Brattleboro until after
the fair.
Rev and Mrs. f. W. johnson Ieft
Monday morning for Burlington to at
tend the meetings Of the Vermont
State Baptist convention. From Wards
| boro station they expect to make thu
trip by automobile with Rev. and Mrs
| Ipyov of Towushend
Visitors at J. A. Streeter's Sunda,
were Mr.. and Mrs Will Hancock an,
| daughter, also their son, Frank Han
cock, and wife Of Jacksonville. Wi
Hancock is a cousin of Mr.. Strcete
and former resident of this place
which he had not visited for 40 years
Mrs Herbert Waite of Brattlebor
spent several days recently with he
sister, Mrs. f. 0. Robinson. On Satur
lday the three sisters, Mrs Waite, Mrs
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Robinson and Mrs. Alice johnson made
trip by automobile to the home of
their brother, f. l.. Adams, in Towns
bend.
On Sunday evening, Sept. 10, Harry
L. Oliver of Wilton> n. y, and Miss
Pansy e. Vose of Stratton were mar
ried by Rev. Z. W. johnson, pastor of
the Baptist church. The ceremony
was performed in the parlor of the
parsonage. Only immediate relatives
and friends were present.
Sunday morning worship at Baptist
church at 1045 0 clock. Subject. Chris
tian Socialism; u Bible school; p.
M, at Wardsboro Center schoolhouse
If pleasantly, Bible school; 7.30 p. M,
evening service, subject, An Answered
Prayer. On Oct. 10, the church will
observe Go-to-C Church Sunday and the
Bible school will hold its Rally day
exercises.
The regular meeting of the ladies
circle was omitted this week, so many
of the members being out Of town. The
last meeting, scheduled to be held at
the vestry, took the form of a porch
party at NJ. l., Johnson s, where they
had been invited on account of the
extreme heat. Eight women were pres
ent. Fancy articles were worked on in
preparation for the Christmas sale
Refreshments Of strawberryade and
wedding cake were served by the host.
oSS
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-23

possession of the Londonderry Sitter
enough, of Orleans last week
Mrs. c. T. Shanks, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Howe and Mr.. and Mrs John
Mekenna spent Sunday in Winchester,
\. ii.
Mrs. Isaiah Charlton and little son,
Milbury, came Saturday to spend Il few
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
f. f. Churchill.
Our village is taking on new as
pect in the burned locality. G. G..
Smith is putting in the foundation for
his new store, Henry Darling is pre-
pairing the ground for a new house
and G. l.. Smith has his new garage
well under way.
Rally Sunday was observed at the
Baptist church Sunday with a very in
teresting program. The exercises by
the scholars and the special music by
the choir were excellent. The violin
playing by Miss Mary and Miss Edith
Davies, with Miss Halle Thompson as
orgauist, added much to the occasion.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-23

bridge spent the weekend with her
mother.
Mrs. William Slate of Springfield is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Head.
Miss Bernice Webster and Miss
Pearl Otis left Monday to resume their
Studies. in the Boston normal art
school.
Mrs. Lillian Sullivan and daughter
returned to their home in WaItham
this week after two weeks visit
with Mrs. G. c. Stearns.
Miss Mary Osgood is in a very sat
isfactory condition where she is being
treated in Boston. Her recovery is
assured with q much better degree Of
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson of Brattle-
borO visited Mrs. l. n Harris this
week. Mrs. johnson was formerly Lii
llan Sullivan, a trained nurse we'll
known in Mortified
Sunday morning at the Unitarian
church Victor Lee Vaughan, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Vaughn, was chris
tened by Rev. IL. l.. Buzzell. This was
Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughan s wedding an-
hlVerSarY-
Mrs Mary CoughGn Davis and An
thony Clarity, both of Brattleboro,
who were married in Bellows Falls
| sept Is, have been spending few
days since with friends here Mrs.
| Clarity is a native of this town and
has lived here most of her life.
The special attraction next week is
fhp 49,, ~ H. l1
Boys Brigade of the superb Lyman
Howe pictures. The program this year
IS varied but the picture of the Pan
anna canal and expositions Of Califor-
MA to be given speaks for themselves.
The entertainment will be given in
Skinner gymnasium and tickets should
| be secured before the evening when
the pictures are to be given, We'd
nesday, Sept. %. Tickets can be had
at the Bookstore, Press Office or of
members of the Boys Brigade.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-23
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

Mrs. Della Cummings is visiting in
NaticE, Mass, and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Underwood of
Hartland are guests of their brother,
George Underwood.
Several automobile parties from
here attended the state fair in White
River Junction last week
c. II. Goodenough entertained his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs B. B. Good
enough, in Orleans last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. Hazeltine of
Campello, Mass, are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. W. E. Garfield
George c. Dixon of Wilmington took
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-23
LANDGROVE.

/" Mrs Horace Fuller is visiting in
Chester
Fred Stowell and F. A. Rush went
to Manchester Tuesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wieks of Dor.
set visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Towslee, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Beers, who
were married in Brattleboro last week,
have moved to Manchester, taking her
daughter, May Robinson, with them.
A law suit was tried Monday be
tween B. W. Beers, plaintiff, and Ger
man Fuller. defendant, Mr.. Beers su-
ing Mr.. Fuller for a book account. Tt
was tried before, jury, Justice James
c. Barton presiding. Decision rendered
in favor of the plaintiff.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-23
MORTIFIED. MASS.

Mrs. Addie Ballou is the guest of
Mrs. E. NJ. Pierce.
Miss Fanny stockbridge of South
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-10
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To correct this condition and to pro
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in cases of nervous indigestion, etc, have
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