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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-07

Miss Helen Gerrish of Brookline is
a guest of Miss Ellen Howard
The Tattler, q publication issued by
the junior class Of the high school, is
just out.
Richard Halton of Fitchburg visited
his uncle Herbert Bolton. this week
on his return to Dartmouth college.
Miss Florence Field. who has been
teaching in Gardner several years, has
accepted position in Abingdon. Mass.
Mortified seminary opened Wednes-
day, but over so girls were detained
on account of illness or bad travel con
ditions
Mrs. James Delaney of Orange and
her daughter, Miss Gertrude. pre-
guests of her brother and wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Roselle Evans.
Mrs. Henry Holton was in charge Of
the Alliance meeting Wednesday after
noon in the Unitarian church and the
subject of New Year s was interesting
~ given. Mrs. Webster and Mrs.
Stearns were hostesses. Mrs. Webster
read letter from Rev Arthur f. Will
son, formerly of the local church, who
now has thriving pastorate in Bel
fast, Me.
The Ladies Sewing society of the
Unitarian church held an all-day sew
ing meeting Thursday, follorcd by a
| l5-cent supper, the guests including .
sleighride party of 40 from the Con
gregational church of Greenfield Tie
entertainment in the evening vas in
charge of Miss Gertrude Proctor The
society will hold another all-day meet
ing next week Thursday.
bo Of +b.,
Missionary society was held in the
home of Mrs. @. f. Dickerson Wednes
day afternoon with a large attendance
Mrs. George Spencer was in charge OF
the devotions and Mrs. f. l.. Dule,
sang Charles NJ. Alexander S new song
The New Year Message. Mrs. y. G
Moody gave an impressive talk on Oul
Responsibility in Securing the Interest
of Others in the Work of Missions
Reports of the meeting of the Ameri-
can Board in Burlington, VT, in De
cember were then given by Mrs. Dick
erson, Mrs. L. r. Smith and Mrs. II
F. Cutler of Mt. Hermon, all of whom
attended.
The Fortnightly held its first meet
ing of the new year Monday afternoon
Mrs. T. R. Calender presided. Mrs
Wood spoke in the interests of the
children S room of the public library
asking that the parents cooperate ii
the work At the request of the sec
rotary of the Audubon society OF
Massachusetts, the society voted K
hold an afternoon meeting in the
spring with the children of the towr
} as guests, and to invite lecturer Of
the Audubon society to speak on birds
The study hour was in charge Of
Mrs. l.. R. Smith, who gave very
J instructive paper on Books Of th'
Year She included books Of fiction
history, biography, science, sociology
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-07
NORTHFIELD. MASS.
Joint Installation of officers.

The joint installation of the four
patriotic organizations was held in the
town hall Tuesday evening with many
guests present. George p Field, com
mander of H. H. johnson post, G. A.
r., installed its officers as follows:
s. V. c., r. d. Doolittle; J. V. c.,
Lewis Fowler; s., Silas Bailey; chap
lain, j. A. Fisher; 0. D., j. A. Fisher;
p. l., Lewis Fowler; o. g., R. c. Ken
ney.
The installing officer of the Wo-
man s Relief corps was Mrs. E. VI.
Lazelle, who duly installed these Off
GERS: President, Mrs. w. H. Waite;
vce-president, Mrs. II. H. Mason;
secretary, Mrs E. NJ Lazelle; treasur-
er, Miss NJ T. Dutton; chaplain, Mrs
Mary Doolittle; conduetress, Mrs. Flora
Bristol; assistant, Mrs. Abbott; guard,
Mrs Matilda Sword; assistant guard,
Mrs. Maria Dugar; patriotic instructor,
Mrs Charles Baxter; press correspon-
dent, Mrs. George Spencer; color bear
ers, Mrs. J. T. Cummings, Mrs. Frank
Maynard, Mrs. R. II. Woodbury., Mrs
Ellen Stebbins.
Mrs. May L. Bush of Westfeld in
stalled the following officers OF the
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary: President,
Miss Gertrude Ball; vice-president,
Miss Grace Slate; trustees, Mrs. Grace
Slate, Mrs. Bessie Severance, Miss
Gertrude Proctor; secretary, Mrs.
Maud Cummings; treasurer, Mrs. Myr-
tie Doane; chaplain, Mrs. Bessie Sew
erance; guide, Miss Gertrude Proctor;
assistant guide, Mrs. Annie Irish; pa
| triotic instructor, Mrs. Nellie Irish
color guards, Mrs. Media Holton, Mrs.
Margaret Lavelle; inside guard Mrs.
Kate Fowler; outside guard, Mrs.
Georgiana Smith.
The final order to be installed was
the Sons of Veterans and the work
was done by Mr.. Dolan of Turner's
Falls as follows: Commander, F. A
Irish; S. Y. c., w. II. Smith; J. Y. c.,
Alfred Holton; camp council, f. w
Doane, w. G. Slate, w. II. Smith
secretary, A A. Irish; treasurer, J. 7
| Cummings; chaplain. F. w. Doane; pa
triotic instructor, C. F. Slate; guide
". II. Fosberg; color guard, f. p
James; inside guard, w. ". Bigelow
outside guard, Edward Bigelow.
Following the work of installation
which was admirably done in each order
the installing officers made speeches
also DIR. n P. Wood and Rev H
| L. Buzzell. The installing officers
were presented gifts in appreciation
of their excellent service.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-07

The Ladies' Aid society met Thurs
day of this week with Mrs Martha
Miller.
Conrad Baker returned to Michigan
Monday, after spending the Christmas
Mondays with his family here.
A number of new books have been
added to the Sunday school library and
Will be ready for distribution next Sun
day.
The Social club will serve an oyster
supper and have a dance in the town
hall Friday evening, Jan. Z. Cobb s
orchestra of Putney will furnish the
music for dancing.
School began the winter term Mon
day, after n two-weeks vacation Miss
Bertha Hazelton of Dummerston, the
new teacher at Brookside school, will
board with Mrs. Henry Moultrop.
Mrs. Walter Harlow s class of small
children has been divided and Mrs.
Roland Chapman added to the corps of
teachers. She will have the older ones
of this class. The following officers
have been elected for the coming year:
superintendent, Deacon Rollin Ranney;
secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Florence
Edison
Many farmers are Just now busy
killing their pigs. Several have butch
cred beef creatures and sheep, all of
which is converted into fresh and salt
meats and laid for their own or neigh
Dor S use right here in town, and with
plenty of chickens to be killed as
wanted, fresh eggs and milk every day,
| fresh butter and cellars full of veget-
ables and fruits put in for winter S use
why is it that farmers have not long
ago taken their rightful independent
station2 Not only can they produce
almost everything they need them
selves, but the city people everywhere
who are not producers must have for
daily use for food the things which the
farmer produces.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-07
SDiPelEa COrSetS
NIrs. w. F. Mixer. Phone 3S5
l07 Western Ave, BrattlebOro, VT.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

". II. LANE, M. D. lit Main st., over
Perry's store. Hours 1 to g. and to 8 p.
N. Sundays by appointments. Phone. 799W.
Residence, Belmont Ave. Phone, 1883 K.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-07
DUMMERSTON.

The church service next Sunday will
be in charge of C. j Grabb of Mt
Hermon. All are urged to be present
Mr.. Grabb will be here regardless of
the weather.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-07

Branch, \. \. is annoyed because
porcupines have taken to invading the
village streets III numbers.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-07

The herring catch of England last
year exceeded by far that of any pre-
-ViOus season.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-12-01

Infant Angora Wool Sets at SO and 81.
Girls Knit Caps SOC and 75c
Scarfs, SOC to $l.25.
Scarf Sets, 81 to So.
Infants and Girls Fur Sets, $1.25 to SIS.
Boys Rompers and Creepers, 6Oc to 81. 25.
Boys Wash Suits, 81 to SO.
Girls Rain Capes and Raincoats, So and 81.
Hats to match, soc.
Xmas Handkerchiefs Await
Your Coming
We offer a wonderful assortment Of
Ladies' all-linen plain (block initia) Hand.
kelchiefs, 123 and 15c each.
Ladies all-linen fancy initial hiefs
123 and 15c.
Ladies' all-linen initial handkerchief. Sew
eral different styles; also Old English initial,
Csc each.
Ladies' all-linen long initial Handkerchief,
25c each.
Ladies fancy colored linen initial Handker-
chiefs, 35c each, 3 for ST..
Mems Shoes Attractively Priced
We offer a rich mahogany tan Shoe, widths
A to D, at S. and Sc. In black, English toe,
A to d widths, "a.
Other styles in vici kid, gun metal and Rus
sian calf, $3.50 to Sc.
Boys Shoes in mahogany tan, So and So. so.
Black, SO to IS. so, aud the best Hat made for
price asked, So. Ask to see this.
Wonderful Values and Many Ex-
ira Specials in our Basement
First we offer Nisco Enamel R~oasters at
$l.25, $1.50, So.
Wearevers, 81, $4.5 y SIS.
Carving Sets, $3.50 to SO.
Sets of Dishes, SO TO $75.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-12-01
Toys ! Toys | Toys !

: Buy your Toys here where the assortment
is big and the prices within reach of all.
We also offer a $lWizard Mop. one soc
sDuster and one bottle Polish all TOR Sl.OO
A big special in Mahogany Trays at 79c.
Wonderful values in Pictures at soc to S..
We also offer a big special in Flower Bowls.
Priced from soc to 81 Is each. We also offer
Sweet Grass Sewing Baskets, 25c to $1.75
each, and if you need Dishes get them here.
Prices SO to S45 the set A big srecia' in Cut
Glass Pitchers. Bowls and Vases at 3 each
A big line of Cutlery, Carving Sets, Roasters
and Cooking Utensils priced exactly right.
Jewelry ! Jewelry
We desi, e TO cal the att ,ntinn of orr patrons
to our Jewe,y Department W. have both
'.Solld God N "God Fliled' Jewelry The
goods we offer are the best and prices are with
j in reach OF all. Below is a partial list of the
most popular selling items:
a Gold Filled Bar Pins, 25c to 81 so ca.
Fancy Bar Pins with colored stones, SOC to 81 so ca.
The new Rhinestone Bar Pins; set
in Sterling Silver, 81 to s. ca.
Beauty Pins, Brooches, LaValieres, soc to 81 ca.
Cuff Links, Lingerie Clasps, Csc to 81 per pr.
SOLID GOLD
Real Cameo Brooches, Sc. rs to SIS ca.
Solid Gold Brooches, $3.50 to S. ca.
Solid Gold L,avillieres, IS to SIS ca.
Solid Gold Neck Chains, 81. rs, So, IS ca.
Solid Gold Rings, colored stones, 81 to IS ca.
Baby Rings, SOC to 81 ca.
Solid Gold Cuff Links, 81. so to 600 per pr.
We sell Community Silver.
Most People Buy Their Children's
Wearing Apparel Here
We offer Infants and Children's Sweaters
OF the better qualities, in shades of old rose,
brown, red, maroon. navy and Copenhagen
blue Infants sizes 81 to IS, Children's $1.50
4, 81.
Children's Legg,n>, Gap amt Mlttens to
march. Legglns $l.25 and $3.50. Caps
a5Oc, 75c and 81. Mittens Csc, SOC and soc.
Stockine'te Leggins 1875 and $l.5O.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-12-01

his IS a WONDERFUL LIST OF Useful ChrStn1aS Gifts
~ Mems Suits in wortd tweed, cashmere serge ad homespun $40, $40 SIS S18, 800 and 1926
Mems OvHcoats in fom-fting pinch back and conservatives ys $40 SIS s8 800 S25
Mems Mackmawsc complete assortment ST. IS, S.. so and So.
Mems Corduroy Refers, Sh@pskn lined, IS SO.
Mems Sheepkn Vests, $3.50.
Browns Beach Jacket Ga wool Jersey cloth with woolf fleece Hning(S 4OO.
Hudson Seal Fur Caps 2 30 3 so and $500
Mems IpnC Corduroy mnhned Trousers s., $685., % SO, S4OO.
Mems Bck Rubber Rancoats $500.
{ Wool Cashmere Rancoat,m grey, black md heather S. S. SIS, So r. S5
Boys felt serge and casmer Hs, in mmmr ad nhmh shapes at soc and SlOO
y (hnchMa and yarn Polo Caps in all coms SOC and 7c
Boys ChhchlS md Novelty Cloth oVncoats S. S. 81, 800 SIS, So, $1,000 and s3 so.
Boys Novelty suits in Corduroy with rmovabeb blazer stripe collar and cuffs also smes and
shepherds check at 40 0a md s. Co., 81 to years Sizes
Boys Mckuawsa assorted pads 81 S., &C. $3.50 and $500
Boys Macknaw Suits including coat hat and leggms ats $500.
Ramcoasi in black rubber for boys $500. Cape Rain Hs Soc
Tan ancoats$ 3OO $500 and 5.0O.
Boys Suits, 6 to 10 year Sizes in blue segs and caaimers IS, Sc, $3.50, 81 co. $500, $1,000
We specialize or Mems sec Hats in all sizes and cdors
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-26
GGeinpidI,sr ltHierititnHssperein

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pf1l3er lint. 9erein i'm Clifton @drs
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fir oisie iyeftlid,tsit 81 psranitaItsn.
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fiibruns bss GslreiGrs Better ganfans
curt in Der Wersinsbals 1892 Central
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men. Nm 8 tnants Witslisber ipurb,
bic llntsritiibuns 5ur 3abIuHs anss.
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gum Siapiptrbanb. bsribtete pon ben
@srbanblungen Der lsbtsn Gibung oss
StnbtpsrbaHbs, 10 au1 9err Daniel
eugsnbifbl, Gslsgat sur DeutTdsn
Gag geisIli4aft. gstreffs Der Jsits
lidteit Der beuti1en 2ebysri6ait am
eib<nS bes 19. Wlai in Der WuiitbaIle,
3ur seisr beg T5iGbrisen gsitsbsns bes
bsutidsB llHtsrridts in ben 6ffentlis
den G6ulen in Cincinnati, BAT Der
@erein beidIpiIen. li4 5u bstbsilistn.
Mn Dem WoItsftii Der Deuti6en
unb 0iierrsi6ii6 llnsariidsn 9iIfss
geIeaI6aft am Gamiias, 3. Suni, I'm
3oologiihen @artsn bat bsr werein
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gen unb Bat 200 1idets fir Grfpads
jtns unb 100 5idtis fir Ainbsr ans
setauit. BON Central aommiiie,
Der bsutfhen 9ersine bonn RDtben
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nib bss beutihsn aaifers absssebtn
tporotn, unb bd bic Ginnabme bss
Wtrtaufs gum 9eiten bts Rot6en
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algsnomnler.
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fSredber 8ambseieae
Glanbert Cpfer in Gegenpart eines
jnngeu Iao6ens.

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527 W}ilton Strabe mar in Der geaft
pom @ontag sum Gicnitag gIugen-
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Der Sbiir ibrcr clterlibcn @obniing
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begleitet bate lno BON Dem lie Iit
geraoc perabidicOete. Zen giamen
oieics jlngcn Nidlncs lpoate Sri.
g9eqiua nicbt befanut gebcn, aber es
beiBt, oaB er Elm itdOtiiber Ingeitea-
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tbdtig it,
9Ilh SRI. g8e1ings 9lneoben itar.
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hruugen Der 9taiiproeumG uuo oer
gurIGe untct5og inn bann elmer cin-
gcbeuoen a0rperniiitatton, nobel or
inn ST ans Der Saihe bolte uuS oumt
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tigt, ober ols Die &cII5ritcn i'm gIuto'
mobil onaeinuit falnen mar ser &Gu'
ber Idn0it pcridpuluhen.
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6mseppbl Wtdnmerbpr
aDn5ert i'm SbeOn am Sonntag,
oem 80. Npril.

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Nerbiemte Ztrafe.
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iedDs Wipnate nadJ bem grbeitS'
bans eeianSt.

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0ie SSamilie pofentlid cinc beltimul'
te Slulme erboltcn miro.
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edl,usiier aamenuerein.

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der iidl Der ariessbiIie In Der Sci.
tmntb 1ngelesen icin IGBt, peranitaItct
Souiltag, 80. glpril. BON $50 gtadr
mittass 1n in groene's Salle, 1919
gine Strabe, einen grcBen gubre
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GbeiInebuieru einen uereniisteu Rad.
inittag uub sIbeito IN slusiidt,
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GebMrtem.

Srieori6 unb SeIsne 9aft, 1922
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s. unb Sean SamibIapp, @runbin
Rcab, anabe.
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WaIbington. Sudbe.
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@lberon abe., 8ndbe.
William unb gllma Riellp, Warrer
unb Mioolston glpe.. WsGp4en.
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Chic surnbeSirf.

Ser gcrcrt bes Ohio 1urnbe5irts
Eielt ieine rcguldre Siguug m Der
q. e. Z. q. Sale a6. Spred)er Carl
.}iealer iiihric ben 8oriit. Gin Sfrei'
ben ppm IiIruer 6mil SieB bon Sail
Arancisco, Gal, IN ipelfem er feline
Iicritc aubietet, iiHter oen sluipijieil
bes gejirESpororts ODER eincs De
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be oem susidJIt iiir geiitiaes 1ur.
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Sasieibe bei ieiuer 3uiamneniteluHl
bcs 4,rcarnnnns fiir Die nadjite Sai.
isn 5u bcriidiid,iigeH Ia lnrrer
giei; oIs ein allsge5eidueter SleoHcr
bcfcmlf lit unb ieine geoingungen
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.iinb. ipir6 er allen 9ereiuen iDnr.n
crnpicblcn. goH Columbus, g., fam
bic 9,adlrid,t, haB Die Columbus
5iIrncrid,ait hieien Souuner Elm gro.
bee gd1Mtiiruen Dernliitulten ipiro.
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