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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-14

SyiirIorse fir Die @erpunoeten unb
&ronten i'm 8riege. Die MebrSabI
Der @ereine eritredt aber itatutarif9
ibren 3psd aud auf Die SiIfsleis
flung in glOtItGnoen, bic, ipie Der
&rieg, raitbe uno seoronete SiIfe
berIdnsen. gs berubt Dies auf Den
8eI9IiiFen Der 8erIiner internatips
nalen Ronferena bon 1869, un6
6ur9 Ole &onferenaen 1897 in Wien
uno 1902 in Yetersburg TT auss
briidli9 anertannt tporben, oab cine
ippblorsaniiierte Srieoenstdtieteit Die
@runblase Der Rriessbereiti9aft
oes RoteH &reuses biloe.
Die &riegstGtigteit Der @ereine lit
cine bpppsIte: y als SiIfsinItitut
fir Die paterIdnoiI9e 2lrmes, nit
Dem 3ped, i'm SAL zines Seriesss
i'm SdnitGtsoienIi Der ei9enen Grs
NEE beIfeno unb ergdnSenb sinsutres
ten, unb p Bel &riegsn spiiden
dusipGrtisen @taaten ben @ertpuns
beten unb &ranfen Der triegfiibrens
ben 9lrmeen na4 8sourf tperttdtise
9iIfe Su bringen.
y Sn ben meiften 2dnbern III Die
Stellung Der 8ereine' our9 ben
Stuut unO bic @eIebgebuns seorbs
net un6 mebr ober tpeniger militia
riSiert tpor0en. eSn ben Stdaten, in
penen bic 9riinouns bes Roten
&reuses bon Der Gegierung dussing
"a. 3. ben Rie6erldnOen, Spanien.
Den @ereinisten Stdaten), blisb Die
OberIeitung oes @ereinsipeIens in
ben SGnben Der ituatli9sn Srsdne.
Sn unoern Staaten fino bic @ere:nt
bur9 9ltte Der 9eiebsebung in Elm
feites unb Orsunii4es 9erbdltnis
our 9lrmse sebra6t ipprben. Sn eis
ner 4nsabl bon Stdaten lit Der in
ben 8ei9liiFen ber @enfer &onfes
ren5 aafseitslIte @runoiab, 6ab ii9
in ieoem 2ano elm Silfsperein uTtp.
biI0en foIle, uno oub Dem 3entral>
toWitee oieies 8ereius Ole seIamte
2eitung Der auf bic freipillise
&riesstruntenpflege geri9tetsn Sds
iigteit Suiteben folle, our Sur9fiibs
rung gelangt.
Sn SeItsrrei9 llngarn uno in
9euti6lan0 biI6en Die @ereine BON
Ep!en &reu3 nur ben einen 6uftor
Der freitpiGligen &rantenpfleee neben
ben Ritteroroen. SrgdniIation Der
0iterrei9ii9 ungurii9en @ereine
Die in ben i'm Rei6srat pertretenen
&0nigrei9sn uno 2dnoern beifeb,ns
Den 2anOesDereine uno 6rauenpersis
ne iofpie Der patriotiI1e Silfspersin
in Wien baben iih in einem organi>
Iden @erbanb geeinigt: aur Oiterreis
9iI9en @eie[f9aft bonn Hoten
&reua. Sn unsurn TT Der unsaris
ide 2anoes 6rauenbiIfsperein init
Dem @erein BON Roten 4reu3 Der
2dnber Der beiligen &rone llngdrns
16. Wlai 1881 gu einem semsinIas
men 8erein sufammsngetreten. Die
prGiioenten beioer 8sreine treten i'm
SrisssfaIl uls taiIerIide. beSip. fR'
nigIide 8ommiFdre 5ur Ssite oes
@snerdlinIpettors Der freiipiIIisen
ardntenpflese. Sir Die @ereinsbers
einisung Der beiben &si9sbGIften sr.
nsnnt Der &aiIer elm WiitsIieo bss
SerriderbauIes gum 9rotettur'
Stelpertreter. Sm 8rieg iit Die SG'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-14
Das Rcte hreuz.
Efe grFnbnns bieier organization unb
ihre 2tele.

Ole grfnbnns bieier Organization unb
ibre 5iele.
Die SGtigieit oes Roten &reuSes
apiro ipdbreno DieIes bIutisen Melts
frieges In elmer NeiIe in glnipruf
genommsn, ipie es felt Oer 9riins
bung bieIes inttrnationaleR Sniff
tits nod niemals Der 6al getpeien
lift. limb oa In man6en &reifen
nod ungsnaue 8oritelIunsen ii6er
bic Organization unb @irtIamtsii
oes Roten &reuses beiteben, 10 fei
I'm folssnben cine sebrdnste llebers
fi9t iiber bic @ntitebung. ben 3ped
uno Die @nttpidlung Des Snitituts
gegeben.
.0Rotes &reus". 1T oie aIlsemsine
Beasianuns fir Die pfIese Der
Rranten unb @eripunbeten i'm
Rriess, pie iie in Der @enfer apns
benton am %. 9lusuIt 1864 pers
tragsmGbig artituliert ipOrben tit.
iin6 fpe5iel fir bas Snititut Der
frsitpillisen &rantenpflese. ipie ea
si9 aus ben 8ef9Iiifen Der bon De-
Iesierten fdit aIIer europdif9en 2Gns
Der uno namentli5 Der 9egierungen
beI9idten @enfer &onferen5 BON
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-14
ar1ufel bes Cob.

Sn elmer @eieIli6oft ipun0ts ii9
cine 9ame, ipeIde fir elm StitOrden,
bas iie gum 9eIien gab, bic 4ufmerts
famtsit Der 9lnipeIeuOeu in gtnipru4
aenpmmen batte, an einen !Serrn, Der
fib trpb ieiner eroBen unb lpeit obs
fteRenoen Obren pieI auf feline SdOns
belt einbilOete, uno :ibtete an ibn Die
Srose: p9uben sic su9ebOrt, Ssrr
Miiner9" Stott ieiner ontiportete elm
anoerer Serr, Der einen bebsutiumen
Bid ouf MiilIers S9rmui9eln mari
Hnb babel ausriei: pSerr Wliiaer 1T
ia i'm mergan5 Obr!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-14

Renri Sunant. Der Segriinoer oes Huten
areu5es.
Dttober 1863 enttpidelt bat. Sn
6ieiem Sinne re9nst man gum Ros
Ten areuS aud Oie Hitteroroen (Sos
bdnniter, Waltefer uno @eorgsrits
ter) uno Die ssiItliden 9enoHen>
I9aften. Die iid nit Ser pfless Der
Derpunosten unb &rdnfsR i'm 4rie>
&c befafen. SpsSieIl peritebt man
,absr untsr ben @ereinen bes Roten
'Rreuses bisienisen Silfspersine, Die
auf Grunb Der 8eT9liife Der Sen.
fer Ronpention sur altnterItiibung
bss 3rieesIdnitdts6ieuites ii9 in als
len 2Gnoern sebiIoet buben.
Ser 9enfer &pnpention iino Bis
iebt 38 Stdaten beisstreten. Sn
bieIen Stuaten beiteben 2anoespers
cine bonn Roten 8reuS. Die 9ereine
iino tells WGnners, tells 5rauenper.
zine. Sbren Saupt5ped bilbst biz
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-14

S9pe1 austiibrb ar.
gbcf Gum glngeiteIIten): -9eitern
mar elm Stelefutenoer bier, Der ii4
I'M 9lrbeit 6efporben bat; bubsl sic
iib feline 4brei1e notiert91
2InsefeIIter: .G,efpiB. 9srr gbef,
Id babe fie ieoo9 DerIest unO tann
iis ni9t pieberfiHotu."
Gbef: rRa, ba idreiben sic oem
Nann. sr foa leine 9Ibrehe no4'
nals sinisnben.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-14

gaIS foIgsn aud bic sInbcrrt-Sod ieis
ner bdlt am 3iel.
Sen 8irt taBt barge abnun8. ibnl uiro
gang eng lno idlpiil.
gr iiebt init itarrem Slidc ben iuiloen
2dilfern ilad).
9cm fciner bon ben Sicrcn bic 8ed'
uuug 5ableu mag;
Sod als cntIe9'uer Serne bort Ct lie
ictt nod idrei'n:
.Scrr @irt. mir trnnfcn nirgenos 10
iuobIfeiI imieru 8einl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-14

Spri6t Saun nit tiefem SldIins: -S9
fiibl' mid iebr 9eebrt,
Sier lit bic fleine Nota-iit taum Der
9fe0e ipert."
Spra6 Der Stuoenten srlter: nSie Be-
DIE bier lit meiu,
sSdj 5abl' guh, oenn 10 moblfeiI trant itb
nod nie ben g8ein.
Ser anore brauf: nWlit ni6ten, bas Ieio
id) nabrli6 nift,
Sen Scrrn Iabt Sbr nidt 5ablen; i6
6Iede Die 9el6i6tl"
Ser Sritte aber beftig fieI ibnt ius
ySort bineiu:
1Sbr 8riiber bait, i'd gable gud biess
nal glren gBeinl"
Ser Sierte orauf: sSa eoer unm09s
lid 5ableu FAM,
60 oIaiib' id, it's am belten, baS 2os
beitimnit ben Rann:
Bir pfIan5eu bor benz Sorfe gleib cine
Stan9e auf
Hub iper SuIest bic Stan9e erreiht in!
raid)en 2auf,
Ser iou rie 8ets aabIen unb nod 5ebn
SlnIdJen breiu,
Senu ipabrIid5, nie 10 ipoblfeil traut i'd
10 eiiten ySeinl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-14

Ser 8irt lit es SuirieOen. Der S&er5
unadt ibm 0eluB,
CT trdst Die Stansc iclber binaiis fiinf'
buubert Sub;
Sed,s 0auern aus Der Shcllte rnft er
5u 3cu8en auf,
gr IcIbit III 9amptesri1ter NIB tonl'
manbiert oeu Yailf.
Sest aibt Ell ItoI5 bas 3cidjcu. y9ie
brauicn tic babonl
Ser grIte bat ;m 2diifc errcitt bic
Stau9c ihon,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-14

feltrdnsss liest, aber bod big gu
20 Wletsr Siefen auftpeiit. Sn oieiem
Sdfen lanbste bic @mben uno icBte
9pote in Die 2asune; bic Sriimmer
oes @6iffes Iisgen ieBt auf Der
9orsburgb SnieI, Der nDroliGiten
bes Qr9ipels. Der sipeite tleine Sa'
fen BORT Burton, Der an Der Siios
ipeFede bes 9trdipels gu finoen 1T,
pirb nur bon ben @eipobnern ielbit
benubt; er biloet ben Gingans gu
Der grDbten SnieI. Der Rob Sss
lanb, auf beren Sitieite etnise Sdus
fer liesen. 9as Centrum Der an'
iieolungsn befinbet ii9 auf Bater
Sslano, i'm Norbpiten bes 9lr9ipels.
an bic ii9 in n6rbIider Ri9tung bic
Sefdnsnis<, Meriitatts unb Sirets
ttonsinieI unidIieBen. SdOn aus
oieIen ipobltDnsnben 8sasi9nunsen
triiebt man, 6ab Der Nr9ipel gang
MODERN ausseitattst iif, mas uns bel
nGberer &enntnis feiner gei9i9tli9en
SntpidIuns ni9t lpunoernebmen
ciirfte.
@etpiB, - aIs ber riibmli1 be-
tannte @eefabrer 9apitdn &eeIing
ouf ieiner 5ubrt BON 8utabia naf
Dem Sap i'm Sabre 1909 ben 9lrdi'
pei entoedte, tonnte er ni9t abnen,
AaB bieIer 220 Sabre fpGter bic
@runbldge fir einen re9t ionberbas
ten Sreiitaat biIben piirOe. SIN
Sabre 1928 Sos fid bierber Elm fpobl
aus suten 9riinOen Guberit rubebes
oiirftfssr Serr 9lIeranoer Sars Su'
rid, ni9t obne ii9 bOriidtiser unb
re9t mdr9enbafter Deiie bunbert
Stlaben mitSubringen. YroBaugtg,
ipie er seipeIen Iein mag, annettierte
er bic SnIeln uno bGtte pobI feline
fernern Sage ipeiter ipis i'm MGrz
hen in Rube uno. in Srieben spers
bro4t, ipenn ni9t Sipei bis. brei
Sabre barauf elm Serr Spbn Rpb,
ben ebenfalls = iper ipeib mas II
aus Der Wslt in cine ,iplenbio iIplas
tion" trieb, aufgetaudt unb nit Sos
res Serrf9aft turSen proseb gemddt
bate. Die biitorif9en gltten pers
t9peigen. in ipel6en Gormsn OIe
aluseinanoeriebung Der beiben err
folgte, unb OBJ iie in be5us auf Serrn
9ore 10 b0fli9 mar, bab er nit bem
2eben oapon fam; benn bic ueberlie=
terrlng beri9tet immerbin, baB ote
Waffen mitipra:9en. SecsHfals res
gierte BON nun an Serr 93ob bas
tIeine Staatspeien, oeFen 5inanSen
iih bdlo auberorbentlib boben. Die
tel4en aotospalmen Yflan5ungen
auf ben SnieIn, oersn glusfubr Der
iebr riibrise !Serr Rob aImdbIta
einltitete, parfen eiren ertledIieen
Reingepinn ab. 3par batte er bic
Sobeitsredte an bic SolGnoer ab=
treten miifen. bic ipobI pegen Der
perbdItnismdbisen HGbe ibrer 3oIos
nien - Die Sunbaitrobe lit 1850
Tilometer entfernt = bier i'm Sabre
1929 ibre Slasse biBten, purbe ober
i'm iibrissn i'm unbefdrGntten Ye=
flb feiner 90 SnieIhen uno, ipie ni9t
Hanger perf9piesen fperben fam, oa
es Die @eI9i9te ousoriidIi6 sripdbnt,
.etnes etipas srOBeren Sdrems ses
iaHen.
9u fam i'm Sabre 1856 plSBIih
has nod bieI sr0Bere @roBbritans
nien, erinnerts ii9. bab Sart unb
&oB feIbitperitdnbIid GnsIdnoer se>
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-14

ten uuo aus5ubiloen, ibusn ole Bill
oung neuer Rationulpereine anSusiss
men, bas Bulletin International"
aIs Organ uIler 9eieaf4uften bonn
ROten 9reu3 berdusSugeben uno in
&riegsaeiten foipobI elm oOer msbrere
internationule 4senturen gu itiften,
Die ben 3tped buben, 9lustunft gu
erteilen unO Die 3uienbuns bon
SiIfsmittelu an 9elo o0er in natura
an ole 8erlpunoetsn Der Rriegfiibs
renOen feitens Der ReutraIsn su pers
mitteln. aIs aud fiir ben San. 6aB
es oarum erfudt pirb. islbit oOer
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-14
Der F,irebbof der Emdeil.
Gage unb @eidi@te ber aeelinss. uber
4otps Snieln.

Die meiiten, Die bic fursen Rotia
aen iiber bic Settings Obsr Solos
SnIeln laIen, on beren &iffen Der
8reuSer ..@mben" iein @rab fano,
mDgen pobl bes @Iaubens eetpeIen
;sin, baB es fid nm balb Derf4Ols
lene @ilanbe i'm SSean banbele, gee
beimnisboue RobiniOninieIn. Die IN
anfersr 3sit, mo es bort branBen
taum mebr S9iffbrii4i9e sibt, iibsr|
buupt bon teiner IebenOen Seele be-
treten ipiirben. Sn @irtli4feit III
aber bas @essntsil Der Sal. Denn
bisisr nisolide 9lrdipel : es 9anbsIt
iid bier nm pOhIse5ablt 20 tletne'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-14

Die &ofos pflan5ungen bss eb'
reniperten Serrn &oB baben ii9 in'
Spii9sn 70 permebrt, oab bsutauta9e
nidt nur iiber 600 Meni6en nit
Dem @inTommeln Der Sriidte uno
Der SeIgepinnung bei9Gftigt fino,
tonosrn bab bic Gmbsn bort fogar
fir 2 Mpnate 2ebensmittef Su res
qIirieren periuden tonnte. Wtertlts
9sn S9aoen bate bic Somilie RoB
Oabur9 ni9t erIitten, oenn ibr
8srm6ssn pirb beut3utase auf msbs
rere Millionsn seiddbt. @ir poaen
nod biu5ufiissn. bob na4 Dem i'm
Sabre 1910 erfolsten Sooe oes
Serrn @eorge glunier 3ob fein
@obn @ibrsp bic % &orallentbrOns
,ben beitieg, uno aIIo Der Saitfreuno
Der @mbsn gepefen 1T. Damit psr'
ratsn mir aud bos srobe arditetto'
hiide 9ebeimnis bieisr ileinen Snfel'
ueriammlung, oaB ndmli9 bic eiusel'
nen uls bObe SbronTeiIsl bon &oral'
len aus Dem Osean emporragen.
Die Bar uub Stammtif9sStra'
tessn miiFen iid elm bis9en geOuIs
rem. Die Siegesno9ri9t pirb i9on
srmmsn. 9tber inapif9en t0nuten
risie Serren ibre 8eitrGge an Den
$ilfsfonos abliefern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-14
Der iuOblicile 8ein.
(gin StuoentcnItreib.)

Sn Sinssba baiit elm bider unb iuObIs
gendbrter gSirt,
Ser itets Der @dltc Ned)nung NIT 5tuei
multipli5iert.
8ei bieiem girte febrten einit bier
Stlinenten elm
Hub tranfen fiinf feds Stnben bonn
alIerbeiten Bein.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-06
PERSONAL.
3-Possenger
Roadster

Alphonso Rate went to Boston yes
terday by motorcycle. He will return
tomorrow
Mrs. J. L. Clifford is visiting this
week in Springfield, Mass, with her
son, f. w. Barber
Bert Bastian began Monday to work
in the Brooks House pharmacy during
the summer months.
Miss Fanny Stevens was operated
upon this morning by DR.. G. r. Ander-
son in the Memorial hospital for APP
pendicitis.
DR.. and Mrs. H. L. Waterman re-
turned last evening from a trip to the
San Francisco exposition. They were
away about six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Nichols an6
Mrs. c. W. Ray of Chester attended tn,
anniversary meeting Of the Eastern
Star chapter here Tuesday evening.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-06

port because the manager of the New
Hampshire team refused to consent to stop
the game in time to allow the Northamp-
ton team to catch the last train for home.
The Amherst Brown game at Amherst
yesterday resembled a Twin State league
game. Dixie, Johnston and Andrews played
with Brattleboro last season, Cram and
Darlington were members of the North
ampton team Cram has played in the
league three years with about every team
in the league Crowell is former Bel
lows Falls star. Capt. Swasey of Amherst
has played with Northampton, Keene and
Greenfield, while Goodridge has played
with the 'Hamp and Greenfield combina-
tions-Springfeld Republican.
The Milestone Athletic club, which
lis being promoted by John J. Clune
and is to have headquarters in the old
Centerville skating rink, has attracted
lot of attention among men fond of
gymnasium work in Brattleboro, Mr..
Clune says that although it will be
some time before the place will be
ready to open there are many in town
who are anxious to have the date ad-
vanced. The fact that warm weather
is approaching does not appear to be
detrimental to interest in the proposed
o11h
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-06
NORTHFIELD. MASS.

Miss Clark of Dover, Ill, is a guest of
Mrs. A. G. Moody.
Mr.. and Mrs H. c. Gates of Orange
were in town Sunday visiting relatives,
Mrs. j. A. Stebbins is in Springfield this
week to attend the wedding of classmate.
Miss Hope Bolton Of Springfield is home
for vacation, also Forrest Bolton of Brat
tleboro.
are guests of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Head
Mrs George Bacon and Mrs. Hattie
Hastings of Orange are guests of Mrs C.
II. Webster.
The Eastern Star chapter held regular
meeting Wednesday evening and initiated
two new members
Thomas Elder, head of the agricultural
department of Mt. Hermon school, has a
new Ford touring car.
Mrs. A. a. Newton of Springfield, for
merly of this town, has been visiting
friends here the past week
Harold Sherwin of New York city visit
ed his mother, Mrs. Ellen Sherwin, and
aunt, Mrs. Hope Mead, recently.
Harold Proctor, who is i'll with scarlet
fever, is still in a serious condition and a
trained nurse has been secured to care for
him.
Mr.. and Mrs Norman AIcGaffin of Bos-
ton are guests Of Mr. and Mrs. w. r.
Moody Mrs. McGaffin is Mrs Moody 5
sister.
President Lemuel n 1Iurlin, D. D., of
Boston university was the speaker in Mt
Hermon and Mortified seminary for the
Sunday services.
Mrs Nellie F. Alexander entertained
her granddaughter, Miss Gertrude Par
quette, ana her friend, Miss Helen Norton
of Mortified seminary, for the weekend.
A special ensemble recital of the musical
department of the faculty Of Mortified
seminary viii be held in Russell Sage chap
| el at 4.30 o'clock Friday afternoon Of this
week. This viii be open to the public
Miss Mary F. W. Anderson gave an
able address on the work of the w c. L
| I. among the young people of AIassaehu-
sets in a meeting of the local society last
week. Mrs. f. NJ. Lazelle presided and as
it was her birthday anniversary she was
| presented by the society with white car
nations, also a birthday cake from Mrs
Frank Maynard, chairman of the social
committee A social hour was enjoyed
| Miss Anderson also spoke in the evening
prayer meeting.
The following attended the banquet OF
the Greenfield board of trade Tuesday
| evening in the Mansion House DR.. n. p
Wood, Philip Porter, Lester Polhemus, f
f. Howard A. G Moody, F. b. Caldwell
The program included an address by Prof
NJ d. Burritt, who Is adviser of the 81
farm bureaus of the state of New York
also an address by Sumner r. Parker o
the Franklin county farm bureau. Song
and fun making by John Thomas, humor
list, of Boston completed the program
Fully go were present.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-06
FoURNIER BATTING AT .463.
Leads American League-Groh Setting
Pace in tho National.

Jacques Fournier of the White Sox
with an average of .463 tops the bat
tiers of the American league, according
70 averages published at Chicago Mon
day The league s veterans are well to
the front, with Cobb Of Detroit hitting
APO, and closely pushing Veach, his
team mate, with .42S for second place.
Others among the leaders are: Lapp
of Philadelphia, All; jackson of De
troit, 400; Crawford of Detroit, 1856;
Strunk of Philadelphia, .37S; McInnis
Of Philadelphia, .37s; Turner Of Cleve-
land, .34S; jackson of Cleveland, Hart
zell of New York, Thompson of Phil
odelphia, Williams Of Washington and
Thomas of Boston, 333 each. With nine
thefts to his credit Cobb leads the base
stealers.
Helm Groh of Cincinnati is setting
the batting pace in the National
league. His average is 429, and his
closest rivals are Luderus of Philadel-
hia, .425; Connolly of Boston, .407
Whitfield of Philadelphia, 400; Schmidt
OF Boston, .396; Clarke of Cincinnati,
$40; Good of Chicago, .367; Kllifer
Of Cincinnati, .365 Smith Of Boston.
1862; Cravath of Philadelphia, .359
Base stealing honors 90 to Snodgrass
Of New York and Bescher of st. Louis
with five.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-06
PERSONAL.

o. F. Benson and ". A. Subway
We're in Springfield, Mass, today.
Miss Muriel st. Marie is i'll in the
Brooks House with tonsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs G. 0. Cooke of Keene
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George S.
Pratt.
Mrs. Eliza Gibbs of Glens Falls, n.
y, is visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ. E.
Trip.
Miss Matilda Croll spent yesterday
in Springfield, Mass, returning this
morning.
E. E. Blanchard of Chestnut street,
who has been i'll in his home, is a lit
tie more comfortable
Mrs. Wesley Richardson and Mrs F..
o. O'Brien of West Dummerston are
spending the day in town.
Samuel G. Brown went to Spring
field (Vt.) today to have charge OF
moving large tenement building.
K. Z. Harper went to Springfield,
Mass, and Agawam yesterday to visit
his mother, returning this afternoon.
Sumner B. Emerson, who spent the
winter in WATERFOWL, Mass, has re-
turned to Brattleboro for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Harris returned
| last night from a wedding trip to Buff
falo, Albany and Niagara Falls, n. Y.
Mrs. William Grey of Pittsfeld, Me-,
| Is visiting in town with her brother
Major G. Houghton, and Mrs. Hough-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. E. GRAHAM return
ed yesterday by automobile from Bos
ton. On their way to that city they
visited relatives in Merrimac, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs A. L. Benedict are Wis
iting this week in Boston. Mr.. Benedict
will return the last of the week, but
Mrs Benedict will remain longel
time.
! K. E. Mosher, D. F. Shea, james
Hoadley and E. c. Tenney went Thu
morning to Keene by automobile. From
there they will go to Boston to brin;
back two new cars for Mosher & Tuck
er.
Mrs. Maverette A. Fisher, assiste'
by Mrs Olive j. StoweIl as marsha
and Mrs. Carrie l.. Hamilton as chap
lain, installed the officers of Golde
Rule chapter, No. 3, o. E. S., IN Put
ney last evening. Supper was serve
after the meeting.
Mrs. John Underwood returned
her home in Jamaica today, after bt
ing treated several weeks IN the No
mortal hospital. She was accompanle
by her niece, Mrs. John G. Henke
who will remain several weeks wit
her.
f. G. Chace, manager of the +
Dummer Mills, has returned from
stay Of several weeks in Aiken, S. {
where he went to recover from an OF
Grafton for appendicitis. His fanlil
are expected from Newport, R. l., nez
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert B. Chambe1
lain left today for Schenectady, y. !
where they will visit two weeks wit
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Field. NJ
Field left yesterday morning Il
Minneapolis, called there by the deaf
lof his brother-in-law, Fred A. Cutler
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-06

Francis BARLEY has been visiting friends
in town.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Welch are in Bos-
ton this week.
w 5. Kimball was at home over Sun
day from Boston
Mrs. 5. F. Kinds spent Sunday with
friends in West Swanzey
Henry c. Spaulding has been appointed
policeman by the selectmen.
Miss Eva G. Robertson has been visiting
in Thompsonville, Conn, this week.
Mrs Ella Jocelyn Of Barre, Vt, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs T. w Tilden
Miss AIaude Dickerman recently spent
several days with relatives in Windsor Vt.
Mrs r. T. Field and Miss Florence
Field were in Springfield, Mass, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs James Sarsfeld Of West
Swanzey were guests of Hinsdale relatives
Saturday.
G. s Howe attended a meeting of the
directors Of the Brattleboro Trust com
ipany Tuesday
The family Of William Tacy, which has
been i'll with scarlet fever, has been let out
of quarantine.
Miss Minnie Todd, who has been spend
ing the winter in Spofford, was in town a
part of this week.
The women Of the Universalist church
served May breakfast in the vestry
Thursday morning.
Mr. and Mrs G.. A. Robertson left the
first of the week on an automobile trip to
Boston and New York.
Mr. and Mrs T. J Temple and Mr.. and
Mrs Z. c. Robertson motored in the lat
ter's new car to Hoosick Falls, \ Y, Sat
Iurday.
Mr. and Mrs T. n Davenport have
gone to Keene, where they viii spend the
summer with Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Taylor
on their farm
The W: G. T. e. viii hold a mothers
meeting next Tuesday afternoon, May II,
in the Methodist church A cordial invi,
tation is extended to all.
Rev A. W Bailey, secretary of Sunday
school work in northern New England
will occupy the Congregational pulpit next
Sunday morning and evening.
Arthur Griswold, who is living on the
Briggs farm, where he has made many i'm
lprovemnts preparatory to entering into the
hen business, has at present 900 chicken,
from one week to four weeks old. Thi,
number includes nearly all the STANDARD
breeds, but later Mr. Griswold will selec
one breed.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-06
Married Men Seek Revenge.

The married men of the Foresters will
serve supper next Wednesday night to
the single members of the lodge as a result
of their loss of the baseball game Fast
day, and before the festivities are over a
date will be set for another match, which
by comparison will make the former con
test seem tame, that is, if the married
men are to be believed, and if anyone
doubts this they are requested to consult
Frank j. Young The prize this time viii
be a first class turkey supper to be fur
nished by the losers