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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-01-01
Real Estate Transfers.

Deeds filed in the Recorders
Office at Lexington, Mo, week
ending Saturday, December 26,
1914. Compiled by Lafayette
County Abstract Co., Lexington,
Nc. Ike H. Noyes, Manager.
Abstracts and Farm Loans.
Elba D. Kite and wife to Leo
nard x. Anderson w. D., So, $50,
36 A S " of 70 acres E. side E.
NV. 26-49-28.
Catherine Wiley to John w.
Wiley W. D. $4,000, lot 80, front
ing Grand Ave, Zentmyer's Ad-
dition and lots Is and 16, front
East ST., Zentmyer's Add to
Higginsville.
Waverly Brick & Coal Co., in
crease of Capital Stock from
$9OOO,0 600 to 100000.
Lex. Triumph Press Brick Co.,
to Columbia Paving Co., w. D.
$500, lot 1, block 5, Taubman's
Add, Lexington.
Geo. w. Hunt and wife TO Rob
ert A. Roberts w. d. $4,000, PIT
N ~ Sc "A pit. E SW Sc 2O-49-
% and lots 5 and 6, block "T',
Original Lexington.
Adam Walk ct al to Gustav
Haerle, W, D. $1,000, lot 70, and
N " lot so, Lexington.
Leonard X. Anderson and wife
TO Ebert o. and Della W. Dag
gett w. D.. $4,000, S 36 acres of
E ~ acres E NV 26-49-28.
Jno. d. Slusher and wife TO AL
tina D. Campbell w. D. $1.0O,
E NV 20-49-27.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-01-01

of the twenty state organizations
connected with agriculture, will
hold their annual corn show at
Columbia during the week, and
has offered a large number of
valuable premiums. There will
also be Judging contests, both
corn and stock, for both boys and
girls under the auspices of the
Boys and Girls clubs of the
state. The state clubs will have
an exhibit at Columbia during
the week.
The GROWING event of the
week will be the big banquet Civ
en- by the University of Missouri
to the visiting farmers Friday
night, January Is, at the close of
the week. One of the prize
steers will be killed for this big
feast, and everything served will
be from the agricultural college
farm.
Last year there were more
than $500 farmers there dur.
ing the week, registering from
ninety-two c'unties of the stat,
and from eighteen other states
1t looks like there will be at leas
5000 there this year.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-01-01

CLUB No.
McCali's with free pattern
Farm Life
Everyday Life
CLUB No. 2
Woman's World
Peoples Popular Monthly
GenuewomRn
CLUB No. 3
Hearth and Home
Farm Life
Household Magazine
CLUB No. 4
American Woman
Farm J ife
Household Guest
CLUB No. 5
Today's with free pattern)
Farm Life
Household Magazine
CLUB No. 6
Today's with free pattern)
Everyday Life
Gentlewoman
CLUB No. 2
Fancywork Magazine
Everyday Life
Woman's W orld
CLUB No. s
Farm and Fireside
Woman's World
Home Lille
CLUB No, o
Farm and Home
Woman's World
Household Guest
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-01-01

Wilmot Kenney returned to
Kansas City Sunday evening af-
ter a visit here with homefolks.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Harrison of
Saline County is spending the
holidays here with Mr., and Mrs.
Phil Hogan.
G. E. Mitchell returned to Sc
dalia Sunday evening after a Wis
it here with relatives.
Miss Florence Becker returned
to Kansas City Sunday evening
after a visit here with relatives.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-01-01
Who Dot Your Family Wash
ing?

m6
When lie weather is cold, your
wash-wo5an is sick, when it
rains, yod cannot get the clothes
dried, and finally, when you do
get themIthey are covered with
SCOT, the4 are Just a few of the
disappoinIments in depending
on home kashing. Why not try
our serviA e-we have plenty of
good, Gle! Il, soft water, a great
big dryi g room, and an inn
mense IA b work irOner to take
care of the unstarched pieces.
Each fam " wash is washed and
kept sepa bate from any other
and given Just as much care as
if we were doing it in your home
We wash livery day except Sat
urday ana washes coming in be-
fore noon Friday, will be deliver
ed SaturdI h. Our charge is 5
cents per bound, and remember
you get our fiat work ironed
of cd st. Let US come fOI
yOur cloth S this week and avoid
he disap pointments of home
Washing. Dur phone number is
30.
CRAW lords LAUNDRY.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-01-01
'Phonl 1865 FRED WILMOT Phone sss
Make Your Homo Brighter.

There is no question in your
mind, but that Electricity is the
only satisfactory method of
lighting. Nothing but its ex-
pense has kept you from enjoy
ing its many advantages.
Let me come and lay out a
practical plan for lighting your
home, and explain the Mazda
Lamp" that has made electric
lights so cheap that it is in reach
Iof all.
J. W. WARDER,
The Electric Man.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-01-01

White H
$500 and
42lO Lexil
W. Moore.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-01-01
]. w. WARDER,
The Electric Man.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lilburn Cole and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cole Of Kansas
City spent Sunday here with
their parents, Judge and Mrs. w.
P. Cole.
Miss Florence Cullom went to
Shelby, No, Monday for a
visit.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-01-01

who have prop
Id in the Mutual ms.
Port, Mo-, for more
have not been called
one cent for losses of
Agents wanted.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-01-01

Miss Sadie Johnson returned to
Kansas City Sunday evening af-
ter a visit here with relatives.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-01-01

L No. 20
Fancywo rk Magazine
GentleW oman
Today's with free pattern)
CLUB No. 20
Kansas City Weekly Star
Farm Life
Everyday Life
CLUB No. 2s
Gentlew oman
Woman's World
Home Life
CLUB No. 20
Kansas City Weekly Star
Everyday Lie
Home Life
LUB No. 80
Southern Ruralist
Home Life
Gentlewoman
CLUB No. 81
Farmers WHY Dispatches. p
Home Life
Farm Life
GLUB No. 81
Rural Weekly tst. PAUL
Gentlew oman
Everyday Life
GLUB No. 80
American Home
w oman's World
Gentlewoman
CLUB No. "a
MeCall's with free pattern
Everyday Life
Household Guest
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-01-01
For Sale.

For Sale.
Hid land Turkeys. Hens
nd Toms $500. Phone
XIII gton, Mo. or Mrs. j,
Iigginsville, Mo,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-01-01

All mere
erty insul
Co, of Roc
than yeaI
upon to pay
any kind. !
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19

Die Q, 9. gibilbiepit, &omnihion
bat fiir @asconooe County. @o. cine
Rriifins onseiett. tpeIde aan 81.
9opember. 1915, in $er1nann nnS
in OapensbiIIe ftottfinoen nirb, Inn
Die STEELE 6es 8oittrdeers In Stpiss
ionic 8a6nserp tpeIde ipater elm.
|treten moger, aaessufiiqen. gIe
8etperber miiiien in Dem betreifens
be.r Serrisorilsm tpobnbaft iein uns
olSd) ben iibrieen anforoernnsen.
laut Sorm Scr. 1877. e~ntipreden
appIicatio,g-Go rtnen fin6 in Ger
c5ieen Boitdmtern su baben. mil
lem nber an ole Il. g. GipiI Serpiee
aommiiiion, in 8oibinston, 9. 6
~eineeian6t iperoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19
,9eru.ann folnl, unter anoerem,.

-9ertrtattat fuftfl, ufpter Anoerem,
.o1tdy a,if feline nrei aueeSeidret
,gartcn uno ioliben 8aaifen itol5 fein.
.Die @eiamn1t : aftipa bieier brei
gn,rfe,p belnatIe,r iifs mrf cine Ri'
lion Collars. un6 ieocr neilc. bier.
~ieIfabrIide 8eitafts- sliistueiB seist
elm 3ltabn,c biees 8etrages. ane
ora 8anfelt firo bo,r Belt 81 3eit,
pom Staats : Gepaptcmcnt. in bodft
giinitiser 8etie beurtbeiIt iporben.
SpIeenSer Brief ON ole Serutm,n
Sapinas 8anf, Die Gillette unferer
@arferb lit IN ieinem Sttbalt Serar.
zig. bob Elm iebes @eid,aft orr lei.
llen G1npfang itoI5 fem fonnte::
Seiierion 9Th. Mo., 11.2a15.
Serrn ara. @eper
grdii6ent Seranaral Cob. 9arf,
Serntor1b Mo.
@eebrter Serr:
Staats : 8arf . graminator
g. @asrl,oer, bat ieiten 8e.
lridt IN oieier Office eiagereidt, m
peldem Der 3uitarb ibrer 8onf, ON
SdIub bes 8sfdfts. mn 90. OF.
lober, 1915. eeaei9t miro.
Sic boben eit fairies, 9titgegriin.
octes Snititut, in ieoem 9~eportenteut
in aitfmerfianer urb fonierbatiper
@eiie bon 8eamtetl unb Direftoret
seleitet, pelde grfobriing int @anf'
geif1ft beiiten ufto folibe @eidafts'
leirte iinS.
Cine fpeitere 3unabne I'M lin,
ia,tg Sbres @eifSafts lit b~ernrerfi
iuerDat tnb Sbre ganf berbleibt II
ibreth getpobnlid,er. befrieoigenoer
3lTtano. aiifrihtig
5. g. MitdeIl,
8anf.@ ontmifi1r.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19
siaSerbafsa Elm stnf nm ollie.

fHEHIEL LNMHEL ZNMHf fEFML
gerno&IdHist ridt. Sdpadt
nid5t uur. foroern fiibrt oft 81.
S4Iimmerer,. @oritri @efnbr lou.
fen9 SIR brnpdyt's nidt. Gr.
Sings Rdp DISCOVERY 1T eeraOe,
mos oas ainS bebarf. @emodt bon
eineru seitmeioipen, beiIersoen ino
ontiieptiiden @nIiort. BirO gu
iien f1neT pertreiben iir0 bic 81.
IdItaus beieifigen. Wie LANG bic.
}eIben fdoa osoeboIter. bat babel
nidbts 5is foeer, Nr. ains's Rem
Disccperp ipir6 SeiIiing brtnssu.
sf aoroniirt. GoIt etne 6IoidR
1920 m-&k &-~xf~kS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19

Or. 81. 9. 9idion bat iid, an
lesteap Dic1rstas, uiif 5fpeitaaieent
8aa,d, nod ct. 2o,lis beseben.
Geo. 4paettlp, bon @ofe, be.
fanb iih an persangenen Ritttuod|
bier. in @eidGften.
-So5n g. 9. stephan ,tnS Sat
tin BON Morr1iorn, b%etanoen fids am
Iettet Ritttpodl. geifyaitcbaIber. bier
in ser Sta6t.
9an. @dllneper tpiirbe nTl
Soautoe. oen Ia. RoDettbcr, bon
ieiner @ottin init einem 36hterdeit
beffenft.
-Gfas Wiler. BON @oIbert. uno
Srl. emma SoeI, BON Stpenspillc,
iuiirben ai 10. Mobember, 6urt)
8nitor Opp. BON Der bieiisen so.
6. Stride, 9etroait.
SRI. gnmlpd Silent. !peIde bis.
her in Sseffenion gitp eile Stcae IN
einem Bitssponren : @efd,1it belief.
net bat, 1T poriee Bode iradjbai,f
siriitsetebrt.
-Srau s. Charming. bon ct
8ouis. lit 8. 3, Der @oft Drer
Sdhpefterat. Srm, sloan Bender 1t
Srau Otto 2ettrpaain. Sraii @or,
ning tpar frifber SRI. gtlerin 8oer.
ISenrp Sdsaper II. @atti1, be
iifr6en fid geeenspdrtie in &arris'
biirs. grf.. aair 8enufidtigiatg Del
aroBen Sarupen beS peritorbenGl
Sebaftioar @dla.
Albert MhteIIer, BON &irfapooO
fmil ON bergailgenei, Sormtog bic
burfS olpf Dem 8ese nod 2ittI
Berger. mo ei cine Mode bel lei
neap @ltern, @eorg Mreller II. Got
tin, bertpeiIeft miro.
Gnd,re ilnterbaltnas.
Man pergeiie nidt oie grob
elsd,re . llnterboltaIna, anl r1dite1
Som,tag Gbero, ben 81. Nopernber
lin Smitbs SoIle. Der grtrae De
! abenSs 1T fiir oie tieile tatbolifh
i Stride beftimmt n,so ellrer Inter
Itiiburm ipiir0ia.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19

Dmfinenngs Boitfartei bei
u. M. 8ief.
-Gran 8it. SueiFler lie9t id,ot,
felt elmer 8odr er1ftlid; frnatf bar
nieoer.
-gs lit geieslid, perboteil ipab'
reno Der Roapate Geaember. Saiutar,
9yebruar, NsarB 1rnS HpriI Jffde }i
ftcfer.
4Gie 8aditeilmrbeTt on benz
,,elet, @obnEaits Der 5parsistarner
8rii6er tpirb p~dbrfheirlih nod I'M
Galvfe oieSer 8ode poIeipoet aperoer.
srou &ate @erid ift am Der.
aoaraelse1p Rmttna BON eialern npebr,
m0derdlid1eu 8eiipfr in ct. Soiiis
auriifssfebrt.
sl6um ;Sdpleaofr Ii. @attin, bon
@aptor. meile se~senapdrtig aiif
8ei,pdg bel Srau Ssdpeibers Gitern
GuriI plrfbarSt itrtb @attin.
Ridher 81. u. 8rfiter fifbrt Die.
fe 8odge ben Borfis i'm &peisgertht
in llniou. Spmpflin Golfnp bat bie'
jcslpdH cine Sebr aroBe 8.SaN bon
S6Iap aalf Dem @eridtafaleroer.
gaHtap limo @aao 2aboube.
B~ebhanaIer bon Berger. p~aiiiertei
en- 9tensbos 6isfer Rcfe bier Si,rd
mt t6 Stiid @inSbtes unb 2 Bier.
Den, tpeIde iie it Der llmsesertb BON
fredericksburg gefomit batter.
Das bieitse County : @eridlt,
ioap;e aaib Dos &odlabgerttt, tpcrs
ben iid rad6tc 8ofc perlarrmneIs
Cine iebr srobe ausabl Stroben'dl-
ie tperbep Dor behn gourtp +. @ertdt
Sar 8erbanSlnaa torrurteit.
Gbos. 8eder, BON Steeon1ail,
galldpoD Gourtp. Mo.. truf an LETT
ten Mortos bier ein. INN ieineau 8er'
ipanoters Scbn SfaiIs. in 9ig 8er-
Ger, tpeldper isbr 'FRONT.' III, 3u be.
tnhen.
Der Basketball : 3eam Der
R6od,en Der bieiisert Sodidalle iuirl
bier, am n1diten 9onnerstas, Der
%. Iopember, ein Spiel nit Dem
@a6dpn . 9eam pom Gbamois mad,
en-.
Die 2ute ser 9enfion1re bes
&iirgerfriepcs bot IN 2alfe Ses
bergonaenpa, 5isfoIiabre8 Inn bel
inabc 10 Brosert abgelouuten; II
hieiem Sabre tpur6crt 1925 8eteno
ren 5ur Ietten. grobeu @iiiteruni
sinbernfem
Der Sroileii gerein Der ct
@eoras &rde ipirb mn nadfte'
Somntas abeno, ben 81. Rouetbe
IN @anitbs &alle eirc offenHid,
G,dyre . ltarterboIti,ns 9ebel. De
grtroa bes aben6s lit sarn 8elte
ser ,peisen Stride beitinmt. anfan
nm gamft 5 llbr, abeli6s.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19
@benmatismus fliebt sDr elOan's.

Rbeumatism,is IdBt fid nift per-
bitten. tuobI uber fofort beiIen,
Sloan's Ointment. auf bic fdmer.
5enben SterIen eetr0pfelt. aiebt
idneH Elm, fiibIt unb bringt in
iait uneIaubIih fur3er 3eit 2inSe-
ring. SoIt cine Slaide SIoan's
Ointment fir 25c. bon ireert6 einerl
apotbefer un6 baItet's i'm &a,iie
fir grtdItine. m,nroe un6 sefdtpoI.
letoe @Iie6er. 2en6entpeb, Sciatica
ubsI. @eIS srriid. tpcr1t ridt Su-
friebenifellen6, aber es giebt faff
aitaenbIidIide 2inoer,ing. 2fabo.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19

-5rou Carolina Haneit mar in
lesterer Belt ermtIih franf. be.
iinSet fi6 aber iett atif benz Bese
ncr 8eiicritng.
SRI. alna &oeidel befan6 iih
iaber 6ap o~ergotsserert SaIustag nto
om Sonntog, befisdStpeiie, in ct.
2oniS.
6rai ,Selele Soerid liegt &C.
aentp1rtig franf uio in iebr be6enf-
Iid,em 3litniS G~ariiecer; mir mol
fel oa)er boffen Dab baI0 cine 8en-
hung sur 8eiiertng eintreten moge.
Mile 9ieieni9en pelfe pilcns
iino Die 8aiebdIl @ipfre : Inter
baituna NIT @eidenfen iiir Breiie
Su unteritiiten, merben biermit
ireurolifit eriitdt oieielben mrf Der
Sfficc bicSes 8Iattes ab5ugebcii.
Senrp 8ittrod, @m. 8atlon
limo 9eni. 0refpel Daren Gn les.
Ten 9ienstng bier. nm oas Seto-
ment oes perftorbenen &idlterS @tn.
9reuel beim @afIos @eridt eins
Sitreiden.
2ouiS 2angeiubcrg mo Or.
Sreo. glifberSeibe, bon Drofe, mo-
rem alr Iesten MittpodJ bier, IN
@eIdJdTteh aidf Dem @erift, ino
fprader 9leidtnlS mldy it Der
9nferei Dor.
Sd. 9asmarit iprb &altor III.
terstpertb, Ton Big Springs, in 8e.
iclidait BON Eaitor aasTtaim mo
Serb. 9let, bon bier. baben iid
nod 5t. 9oiis beaeber, nm Der
Staats Sonntngsldlll s&onocntioit
b%et5uirpbnen.
Sn gbriit. 6litetidt's @cidraft
i,rSet uGbren6 ser ndditen ISOLDE
elm arobcr Heouftiotts 8epfanI
Itatt. Ger @erfnuf be9imt Nolr-
tag, ben %. Nooember mo tuira
wGbreno Der saa,seip Bofe jortae'
ictt. 8mts oilsapatmstpeiie pertbeils
fafte aaltfaeleaenteitcn ,perben ge.
,potcit.
-@s trent ulls beridacll 5ii fon-
aelL SnB ~lilpiere 6reihnbe. 6. 8luitcr
iuro j. 6. Strotbmarut, bon Berger,
melde ieit ldnscrer 3eit in ibren
8obmnn9en franf 0arniaoerlagen,
lid, icst ipieoer iotueit erbolt baben.
ea6 lie alti iein uipo ml5ergsben
fornierr;; hire pollitdnoige @enetils
eiirf.e Sater in ndddter Belt 81 bof'
fen icin.
Nn Der leBten, regelmdBpger
Scrunmtlimts Der aderbau . @elell.
fdjait poit @asconaoe Golintp tpi,reeft
oic iolserSpn Gireftoren mro &c.
omtal eriudblt:
8bil. SacffiRr. Yr1itSent 2onis
Snbcritod. Sefretar; Senrp &otb.
fudys, aonmiiiGr; 90. &enmaiar lr.,
sfnsmeiitcr; @ilitoc gberlirr. Sol.
ieftor; 9aDeo. @rnf. Geo. 8etrus
laIb Sris Sfsner.
, -gSap. Ibrens, uon 3ora
.lSprngs. Soma. beiaip1 iids om ter.
gut9ea,en Wontog, bei ieitnr Riid.
febr ton Stpenspille. bier, aui ge.
iud bei SreunSen. In Oipeilsoiae
hottie Serr ahrel,s Scr Sod5eit JET.
lies Sohnes. GaStor abre,ts, nit
! SRI. Slialba Sbnnimt, ipelfe III Ger
rorigat @ofe itattfaipo, beigenobm
Gr mar eIeidtals EN- boar Eoac in
9ittle Berger, lan- olte Sreiutoe 81
: beiildyen.
SO. aurrelmerer into 6omil'e.
melde Dor elm BOAR Monotelt por
Stem Snbelt nod @iniiSe, 0c6r.. &c.
aooeD aparal, febrten mn lettet
Montaa nod, Miiioairi auriif IND
iperoen iih ut Sermod,n nieberlaiien
els. 3. bat Die Samilie @obnairg IN
iriberat Gin Sotel besoaen. 81
hat Germ 31irreImeher in Gebrasft
8 bnrfnlis nidt 9eIallen. Gr ioat
.gs giebt teinen Hlnt ,pelder Den
aiten. older @aiiiourt. bem vfhon
me" Stont. 9leid,fommt. Die SOB
, ne bes Serrn a,irrelnneper bnbeat 70
!. tort 8esdafti9uns in Der Sdatbfa
I brit erfaIten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19
gu b~erfanfen

Ieere @einfIaidlen su IL Big &c Dos
Stiif.
Stone SIN Bine 60.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-09

to again empty the lungs underwater,
continuing the same process at inter
walls.
This identical exercise may be taken
while stretched out fiat on the water,
either supported by floating device or
hanging on to something, and not
few instructors also recommend push
ing off face down from the side of
pool and eXhaling the while, then twist
ing the head, as told, to breathe deeply.
These methods will be found excel
lent, but should facilities for employ
ing them not be at ones disposal it is
possible to obtain the wanted results
by going through the respiratory ac-
ton at home in washing bowl. The
object is simply to get used to taking
breath above the surface and eXhaling
under water
When this is accomplished the candi-
date is ready to bury the face and as
sumo the position required by the mod
ern strokes-nearly horizontal with
shoulders little higher than feet, but
whole body forming a straight line, as
in standing erect on tiptOe.
The arm movements OF the trudgeOn
should vary Slightly in accordance
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-09
MOSHER & TUCKER
PERSONAL.

Clarke c. Fits went to Boston this
morning on business
Leland H. Slater of Chestnut street
is i'll in his home with pleural pneu-
monia.
Miss Addie Illman of Philadelphia
came last night to visit Mrs. George
s. Dowley.
Robert Z. Dunllee went to Burling-
ton last night to attend the meeting
of the grand lodge of Masons.
William L. Hunt went to Boston and
Gardner, Mass, yesterday on business.
Mrs. Hunt is visiting in Gardner.
Miss Nellie Aher of st. Adams came
this morning, called here by the i'll
ness of her brother, Thomas Aher
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur w. Peach of
Mortified (Vt.) are guests of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Barrows of
Oak street.
Mrs. F. W. Barber of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting here with Mr.. Bar
Der s mother, Mrs. j. L. Clifford, for
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Benson of
South Londonderry, who are on their
wedding trip, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. O. d. Stowell
Bernard Haus, Guy johnson, Cabot
Burnham and Ernest johnson went yes
terday to Windsor, where they will
work in the Windsor Machine Works.
Miss Rena Freeman will finish work
for the season at Donnell & Davis IS
millinery store today and will go to
her home in Winthrop, Mass, tomor-
row.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Prescott have
returned from week s vacation spent
IN Townshend and Mr. Prescott has
resumed his work on the street rail
road.
Thomas Aher, a brakeman on the
West River branch of the Central Yer
mont railroad, was operated upon last
night in the Melrose hospital for an
acute attack of appendicitis.
| III. Forest Barber of New York city,
W. w. Jones of Burlington, travelling
statesmen for Durham Brothers com
pany, and J. B. Lesperance of Wills.
iboro, n. Y, are in town on business at
the local Office of the company.
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Immediate Deliveries
Ask for Demonstration
PERSONAL.

Mrs. c C. Fits, Mrs. Abbie Fits
and Miss Florence Fits will go to Wor-
cester tomorrow TO attend the COM
meneement at Worcester academy
Stanley Fits is in the graduating
class.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. sherman, mis-
sionaries in India, are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl S. Hopkins. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherman have been III that eoun-
try seven years and are on q year s
furlough. Mr.. Sherman was a resident
of this town ID years ago, being en-
ployed by Mr.. Hopkins at the time,
Mr.. and Mrs Robert o. Mitchell
pleasantly entertained last evening the
Attainers and Knights of Wesley,
Methodist Sunday school classes of
which they are members and which
made them surprise visit Miss Ruth
Boorn gave a humorous reading, and
Mr.. Mitchell caused much amusement
by reciting O'Grady s Goat Refresh
ments which the guests carried were
served.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-09
Sporting Notes.

Football starts at Harvard Sept. 13.
The Cleveland team has sold pitcher
Steen to Detroit. 1t is cash deal, it
is said
Mathewson is out of the game for
weeks with a nervous disorder of his
left shoulder which has extended now
to his right shoulder.
Joe Wood 8 victory over the White
Sox Monday incidentally stopped Fa
Der s string of victories after that
young man had won eight straight.
eff you are going to call playing
ball all summer for money breaking
amateur rules then I am a profession
al, says one University of Michigan
ball player.
Fifteen members of the Yale row.
ing squads are i'll with ptomaine poi
soning. They had fish for supper Mon
day night and soon afterwards were
taken violently i'll.
Those who know what fun, interest,
noise and effort there is in a grades
| track meet, to say nothing of the cloud
of contestants, will be on hand early
Saturday afternoon at the fair grounds.
Neyland is not only the star pitch
er of the West Point cadets, but he
and the best heavyweight boxer in the
aeademy He ought to make a general
some day.
Alfred Thompson and Leon White,
the two high men in the Masonic 10
string candlepin contest that has been
in progress for some time, will roll
their match Friday evening and it
promises to be ''some match. -
l.
to baseball history has taken place in
Brattleboro. 1t has been possible to
find many who are willing to play ball
on the fourth team of the local league
but not one is willing to manage the
team.
i In the game in which Lehigh de-
feated Chinese university Monday by
a score of II to 3, Twombley got his
"usual home run, Fishburne cleaned
the sacks with triple and Chenoweth
accepted IL chances in the field with
out slip.
The student body at Stanford uni
versity has contributed 81 900, students
individually have given $1,000 and now
: the alumni are looked to for 1000
! which is required to pay the expenses
of the crew to the Poughkeepsie meet
, The coach of the crew was coxswair
of the last Stanford crew to row al
Poughkeepsie in 1912.
After all has been said about Tin
! Hurst, perhaps the story that will lin
ger longest is the one that's short
: est. Some baseball fan remarked on,
day to Tim: "Pretty strenuous work
| ism It it, Mr. Hurst2'' to which the UNI
pire flashed back: T'Yes-but. how cal
you beat the hours-3 to So"
There is a strong suspicion tina
Speedy Foran, the former Northamp
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BY LOUIS DE 3. HANDLEY.

copyright. 1915, by American Press Asso-
ciaton.l
II n the first article of this series 1t
was shown how the nonswimmer
IL could best master the rudiments
OF Workmanship through the side
stroke or the elementary crawl, and
time has now come for him to select
one of the advanced free style types
and learn it,
He has the choice of the trudgeon,
crawl and trudgeon-crawl, and we will
speak today of the first named, leav-
Ing the other two for later treatment.
Broadly speaking, the trudgeon is a
double overarm stroke, with a single
kick to each complete drive of the
two arms. Many advocate it for long
distance swimming, and there is no
doubt that it will prove eminentiy sat
isfactory for all round use, whether
In competition or in pleasure bathing.
1t is restful, yet speedy. The swim
ner lies at ease on the water, without
the least strain on any part of his
body, the movements of arms and legs
require very little oXertion, and prac-