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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-03-22
NOTICE
The undersigned lines viii on Narch

The undersigned lines vii on Nafcl'
Il. 1916, At 1000 2. n, apply /"
he State Corporation C"mmIssi"n.
-, Richmond. Va. for authority l."
axe effective on and after May la1
.giG. intcyl:nc passenger fares he
.wccH points in Virginia rs set r"rtA
II communication fled with the State
CORPORATION Comm sion December
IS. 1913.
Bc!ox will be found memorandum
# the present and proposed !are;
between principal points ni:o!VeH ;'H''
.dialcdt territory effected thereby;
Fr0ra Danviilc. to KoaroNe, VIA
.yncheur~. present far" $50. pro-
Y6scd fare So. 30; From Danv!!ie. to
,oanoEc. via Koehicr. present fare
. 80. proposed fare - 50. CORES
rond!ng advances from Danvllie anG
nathan to stations on the y. an"
V. Railway west Of Roanoke VIA
Lynchhurg).
From MartiEsY!lle, to Basic, wa.
Charlottesville. present fare T".?'
proposed fare 81. 40: Corresponding
.dvancc from Nartinsvil" 70 stations
n the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
between Charlottesville and ha&icl
From Charlottesville. tn RaEkcs-
vile. via Richmond. Present fare
sos proposed fare $50; IRON
charlottesville; 70 Burkeylio. VI"
L.yrc!:burg, present fare %;2.p@. pre-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-03-22
CASE AFTEP CASE
Plenty Nor" Like This il Alexandria.

Scores Of Alcvardria pcopir ran
tell You abcnt Doan's Kidney Pills
Many Il happy citizen makes Il pub
lie statement Of his experience. Here
is a case of it. What better proor Of
merit can he had than such endorse
mcnt?
". Dawson, blacksmith, 40? NJ
West St. Alexandria, says: My
back was )" weak and sore that !
could hardly pick anything oil the
floor. | couldn't straghten up with
out taking hold of something and Il
nearly killed me to get up IN the
morning. Sharp shooting pHInS
caught me in the small Of my back
and | thought would have to give
up. Finally started using Doan's
Kidney Pills. procured from {. ".
Sumcr.' Drug Sto!s, and the. first
few doses convinced me that they
wcre the medicine ! needed. AftGi
finishing one boy my back felt: S"
strong that could work all day and
not feel any the worse for it. Now,
take Doan's Kidney Pills as soon
as my Kidneys get little hi; out
Of order, for | know there isn't ;n!y-
thing their equal.
Price IGc, ut Ill dealers. Don't
simply AK for Il kidney rcmcdS'7 get
Doan's Kidney PiIls--the same That
Mr. Dawson had. Foster Milburrf 70.
Props, Buffalo, N. y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-03-22

Commonwealth Of Virginia, In TIC
-ircuit Court Of the City OF :A!cHan-
lria. on the 2Gtn, day Of March, ''lo'
Mamie J.. Brown.
vs. IN CIIANCEPl
William F.. Brown.
Upcn the application Of the cn'H-
1airant stating specifically the last
,nown place q abode Of the de:@n-
ut. the Clcrl; doth O. the 2Ith. GaT
March 1916 enter The following
dor Of publication.
Tie object o. this suit is to oot2i%.
decree ~ divo~"c from the hon G,
,+r.r~onv 1;rcrn'nw the cc'nplaiHa"'
y thu 1nforlant oN n" "ronn'
wi'fyl assertion I'D ab1n"o"m"'t
d. A period of moe than three Ecar'
;cr to the institution OF this SnlS
y TO- general relief.
N aifiAavit having been made ard
that TIE dcrendonC William l..
: not resident of the State
[-;"r;-;a. and the Sc~geH { ha"-
~,aAn r. pun rTon tie @" "''"'
o. 's-,o:: he~pin that tie I~f,'
is . ncn-reSd dent o. his b'i
II. AID application HAVING be-
ade in writing to the CLERK OF this
.,,,r+. for an order Of puolicat!o"
-ainst the said defendant to ar
~ and answer bill n chancc%'
"oI bv the complainant against the
'cfondant as above stated. y IS Of
ed that he do appear within r.
r.onn dars aftnr due Publication y
i nrlc" 81 nuhli"ation and DO what
necessary to protect his interest IN
- git.
irf i IS furt'lc" ordered that a
~-- # aid cr4cr Of publication IT.
''iglciI cnce week 70" four src-
-, moo;~ = ttn Alexandria e.
ia a newsrnpe" published i'll A.aH
"a VIRGINIA.. and that cory b"
ID # he r-nHt door Of the. CoG" =
:i:.r If th;e CITY on o.: before tn"
Vt succeeding rue day after thi'
der is entered and that d COZ" 81
%n;ti ..orde,., Of qualification shall II"
JAILED by the Clell: O. this Court nd
7~csscd Il The sad Nonresident 1T
New JerSay., his last
->o-rr n'arc OF abode.
A C0ny rcste:
MTWEII.S. CRFENAWAT, Cic"i:
e.. 70 2nA II. B. Cation. ? Q
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~~------ u 49,
WINS Ills SWEETtENK1

Alden. Iowa March "a romance
of thirty years ago was conclude"
here when Robert II. Lucas ,ol chi
cago, married Mrs. Ada i. Dewey,
of Milford, Iowa, his hoyhood sr"a'-
heart.
The romance began when both were
youngsters at Vc>~na, ILL.,. hnt MI
Lucas was not successful then. Some
years ago Mrs. prcwcy's husband
died, and Mr.. Lucas heard she was
a widow, He renewed his roI:tsh!r.
and won the second .:mc.
They were married by the Row
w. G. Muhlcman q Methodist MIN
lister, who is the husband Of one oI
Mrs. Dewcy's daughters. The Kew
Mr.. Muhleman has also prrtorme"
the weddings OF two other Of Mfs'
Dcwcy's daughters and he: two SONS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-03-22

.-.,;'o~-rnorwcaith Of Virginia, In he
.''-.o Z "ourt Of the City of Alc%an-
- on the Goth dav Of March. 1916.
Thomas. Taylor, Complainant
VS.. IN CHANCEEE
Mile White Tavlor. Defendant.
:,n affidavit having been daily made.
- required by law, that The defcn'
1T ;c ro"-r"@idont OF -" state o.
.'"ia "rI that she cannot be found
~, III i,-~is,iirrion nt tbs sfat"
-, C-~,-.~-.L l-~--;rr- --nIo y 80
=, r-or +ro original process o"
.,--~-o-e i-r,-nh herein that the ''c-
'>rlnnt is a NONRESIDENT Of his BALI
"-ick. and anplication having been
i"lv n'ada in writing for an ordeI o.
~"hlication against said defendant -
annear and answer bill in chancery
Sod by the complainant against the
defendant for an absolute divorce on
~" grounds OF w;liul and voluntary
'n~er'inn ard abandonment Tor mere
4hon th"ea wears prior to the :nstltu-
lion Of this suit. and on order at nHh-
';oation having been daily franted, it Is
'ho"nfo"n ordrred that said Gefen-
'o~- - annonr hero within - davss
"a F." ruhl;"a ticn h"""0F 70 an:.
-" no cut &C co~nnlGinant AGAINST
- I"rcr'f",,r 60, ~ nh-oi"-n "lvn~""
.hn rrn'rd< Of wilCul ard Vo!rn-
'-''-- 'o-o~+;",- and ab"~dOnrnc0t fo'
40 t''or thron wears nr'or 10 the
'rst'-":ion Of this s''it. and to 90 wnaJ
MAY be necessary to protect her il
-""nst IL this suit. Add it is further
>rdo"od That = corv ot this order b"
'-'H'"hnd "n"c y week 70" Tour S"c-
-~-;,." vo"l-, J., tho AlaXa "drIa Ca
~'-0 r",v~,>o,ro'. Drblisho" N AlnH-
-"?r;. "i.7. .Vi"minia. aid that con"
~ SOW ~ ranistcrAd mail BIZ the
clerk Of this court 10 the last known
place of address. residence and abode
Of defendant, to-wit. Harrisburg,
Pennsylvania as stated in the apD'i-
cation for this order Of publication
which shall be certified by the clegi.
Of this court. and that 4 copy be post
cd 1T the front door Of the courthouse
- rNiS court IN o. h"fore The nc,-l
'''r'a daT Of this Court.
Taste.
NEWELL s. GREEr,;.a WAY, Clerk.
Robinson AIoncure, P. Q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-03-22
Make Skin Smooth :

There is one safe. dependable, treat
rlc,lf that relieves itching iurtur" ip-
stantIy and TINT clcanS"s and S0Oli.rs tho
Gkin.
Ask any druggist for DC hottie OF
2"mo and apply it as directed. ,r;unn
you will find that pinIplr:. black beads.
ec2ema. ringworIn and similar skin irou-
blcs will disappear.
4 LITTLE 2"mo. IN" Penetrating. salts
tying liquid. is all that i ur"l"d. for it
banishcS, all Skin crutti1a+ ani makes
the skin soft. smooth and hra!liy.
=: Hem1. ClcrrlrnI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-03-22
RAILWAY
PREMIER CARRIER OF THE
SnGJIi
~ EFFECT MARCH /. 1916

c,
:. :. Following S'h'!uit I'F wv,
ar> ru"'iSh'd "2'E ~ ih'"r'''''''''''
act %"a:"i'tc'". p, c.,.....Io,.
Trans leave O!''"' 'o'''C'o''' wa
a"I.1@. -, ,,.,,.o,,,
~! y NJ. i;aIy-LoG"' y I,I;,,s,'.
Washington ana pahv'''e c,, ur:,'t - /.
connection '"''E 'A,,''" nv, ,,u'l r'..r
range :" = '' ,,:, ~, 10 ''''' go >''
"}n>y,!!% 'i;3 ' i,', ,.1 r,. I'm
'.'' =. ~ ''''''' ''o@"' ''' 49,
ri:nnhl!r.. and WaH stations. BII!
uarInl: ca.
9:l1 T. VI Daiiy-Mall tram.
coaches for Manassas, Warrenson.
Orange. !.yucnhur%, Greensboro Ard
Charlotte.
ro.n,.A. ". pailv-U. S.. F;.sr
xiii r,ons ou,v for passengers to
%njGt: ~ .wnich scheduled to stop;
nachcs and Sleeping cars 10 Atlanta.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-03-22
=, ON OFFENSIVE

=. .3or.En March 22-Russian troops
commanded by General KGropatkin
continue their violent assaults against
Won Hindenburg's front on wide sec
tor south and southeast of Riga, the
var Office announced this afternoon.
All Russian attacks. however, have
been repused.
German troops have captured more
trenches in the Avocourt woods, north
west Of Verdun, the war Office an
,ounced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-03-22
FATAL COLLISION
DURING STORM.

Albert Lea, Mimi, March 22.-In a
collision of two freight trains On the
Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad
near New Richland during 4 blind
ing snow-storm TO-DAY tic engineer
Of one train and stockman travel
ing in the caboos were killed and
another trainman probably fatally in
jured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-03-22
EARTHQUAKE IN AUSTRIA.

Amsterdam. March 22.-Hundreds
of houses in the Austrian towns Of
Bribar and Grizans nave been de-
stroyed or damaged by an earth
quake. according to Vienna dispatch
es today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-03-22
- LEGAL NOTICES

.
- :: Etc Corporation Court Of the City
~ Alc-,nrdria, continued and held al
tho Courthouse of said City on Err
.,ar, March 3,'d, 1915.
Frese,it, Hon. Louis C. BARLEY,
Juago.
,.'. IS IN CHANCERY.
John Bennett Millard.
Upon the. application Of the COM
plaina1t stating specifically the last
knoan place of abode. Of the defen-
aant and that the defendant is not
n resident Of the State Of Virginia,
the Court doth on this Sd day Ut
March, 1916, grant the following or
Ger ol publication: ,
The object of this suit is 10 OBTAIN
a divorce mensa ct thoro from the
defendant, John Bennett Millard, on
the ground If wilful desertion and
abandonment and cruelty; and upon a
proper showing and at the proper
time. to have the said decree for d.
yorce q mensa ct thoro merged INTO
a divorce q vinculo matrimonii. which
was created by the marriage between
the said complainant and the defen-
dant; to obtain the custody and con-
troll of the infan. child Of complain
ant and defendant, to wit, Vlvl.
Lorraine Willard, and for general re
lief; an affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant, John
Bennett Willard is not q res dent 81
the State Of Virginia, it is ordered
that he do appear in the Clerh Office
of said Court within fifteen (15) days
after due publication of this order
and do what. is necessary to protect
his interests in this suit that a copy
Of this order of publication be insert
ed once week for four CD success
sive weeks m the Alexandra Gazette
q newspaper published in the CITY
Alexandria, Virginia; that COZ be
posted at the front door Of the court
house of said city on or before tn:
next succeeding rule day after this
order is entered and that copy OF
this order of publication be mailed by
registered mail by the Clerk of this
court, addressed to the said nor-~e3'
dent defendant. at H;gh"oal. Boo"e
County, West Virgins rs lest '-n~''''
place of abode.
Howard w. S':ith P q
A copy Tes+e
NEWELL. S GREENAW ~ ''"''
Con.moawe. It'll OF Virginia, Iii Ii.
Circuit Cou:t Of tn" City OF AleXa
dria, on the 25th day of February,
1916.
Annie Robertson Bridges, Complal
nant,
VS. In Cf1ANCChl
P. Nelson Bridges. Defendant
IN affidavit having Leen d.
S req. il ed by aw, that t, a!
dant is onret den: ! r
OF VII" ni.;. r. ia
found within the il. aic.-o., ! =.
State, and the sergeant hav ng md,
n return upon the original process
Or summons issued herein that the de-
iendant is a nonresident Of his BALL
wick, and application having been
duly made in writing to the Clerk OF
this court for an order Of publication
against the SAID defe' dant to az.
PEER and NnswHr a BIZ n Ia "ery f
ed by the .o.;:r@a nan; Hga :. | he &
feulant To- N lDSo..: Y" = g.
the ;rourd. CT W f. and Eol ia y
De ert.o abandon en-, 70: 90"
than in e. yesre rr'o" re the = = +
.;cr o.. n - l~d an q" f -.
l..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-03-22
LoGNNSPoRT is ISOLATED

,... or md. March 22-Thi>
Pat y 20 atsd ..oiay f
owing the tornado which struck; he;
t night, leaving IN its wake one
dead, several injured and thousands Of
dollars worth of property damage.
Telephone and telegraph lines al
3own I'D traction and railway traffic
&C cally' suspended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-03-22
HFNRY f'1'' ::aat CO,

Lumber of Ill kinds, Singing,
Laths, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Stair
Work, and Building Material of
every description, Lime. Cement
and Plaster.
ESTiN ATES FURNISHED
:fRr. rs y Union Street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-03-22

%'Nj,sc,.h - know Fac IF ~
So: esi:'"n,e and, abode o. de-
fendant, to-w:it: Gary. Indiana, as
st9teS' in the application for this or
der.of publication. which shall be Ger
titled by the Clerk of this Court an
'hat.a .cnnr b. ported It the font icn
er>h - he .Nf: .his Co; = CO
= -; - '..-+ - =, - :.
-.
G?~~' AVA Cla~r
i: OBJ 42or Nonrure and VIM. P.
Wo6lls: P. Q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-03-22
APPLE SAUCE cAt>E NO.

| curiu! OF uaswcctcncG apnle
, sauce. IL cupfuls OF iorr. y cup;n!
Of butter. teaspooriui Of cnna-
mon, 4 tcaspooAful OF grated nut
meg. y0lk OF ! cSs. ., tcaspoonflil nf
soda, tcaSpoonful OF baking pow
> der. cupfuls Of four
D Suca!n apple sauce and Stir in
, soda:i Cream shortening and sugar
; and oGa -four sif,ed with baking
. powder. ,ard spices Peat We'll and
, haf.r &. = moderate OVER.
o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-03-22
GERMAN SHIP SUNK.
Black Sea Steamers Crew Is Cap
tured by Russian Warship.

Bucharest, Mrach 22.-The 1000
ton German steamer Esperanto, car
rying food supplies to Constantinople
was torpedocd and sunk by 4 Russian
warship off the Rounanian port of
Kaliakra, Sunday, according to delay
cd ,aispatqhes received today, The
crew has been imprisoned. The Esp
ernanza was flying the Spanish and
Roumanians flags, !..;:a !; l.: =.
LoGNNsPoRT IS ISOLATED
-, ;!ri ,*i':,
Wires Are Down and Railway Tra!ii
Practically Suspended
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-03-22

Il: re. here within Is days after
q phil Gati6r heseot to an4w the
suit of 'compla nant against the de-
PENDANT for an absolute divorce on
the grou9ds Of wi!fs;l and voluntary
deseytion and abandonment for moe
than three YEARS prior to the institr-
tiQn of this suit and Go what may be
ncccs ,aEy TO protect his interest IN
" IS. I'D t :, r'~t;'a c'.la :!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-03-22
"WHY SWEAR DEAR?
USE "GFTS-|Ty
Err cnRNS"
% u:e in the World-No
~, o Fuss, New, Sure way.

,Vnen corns male you almost "die
II your boots on" when you've
-, than and pir' ed them and
- .rhen cern-swelling
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-01
CAMBRIDGEPORT.

Mrs Ned McQuaide is spending a
few days vita her parents in Cuttings
Vile.
Edward D. Weaver Of Saxtons Riv-
er spent Sunday with his parents at
the Outlook.
A. J. Doyle has recently had a Wis
it from his Youngest brother Of Law
renee, Mass.
Mrs. Elroy o. Wyman went Satur-
day to Keene for a visit with her
mother, Mrs. Moultrie.
c. A Warner is setting out a peach
orchard of $50 trees which came from
a nursery in Connecticut.
Fred \. Smith has bought this
week handsome pair of dapple gray
horses of parties in Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walker at
tended the funeral of Miss Sarah
Burgess last Monday in Grafton.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-01

field, Mass, were guests Tuesday Of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Field.
Miss Annie Conway of Springfield,
Mass, and Daniel Conway of Green
field, Mass, were i'll town Tuesday.
Mrs. Kate Smith and son, Ora, will
go this week to visit several weeks
with relatives in Claremont
Mrs. Mary Worthington and Miss
Isabel Harmon of Westfeld, Mass.
have been guests of the latter s sister,
Mrs. Mary Smith.
Mrs. Frank Ball of AthoI, Mass,
with an automobile party of friends,
visited briefly with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
H. Sawyer Saturday.
William Stevenson and daughter
Mrs. George Stratton, OF Millers Falls
Mass, were guests of Hinsdale friends
Monday and Tuesday.
| Mrs Waldo Leonard and little
daughter, Dale, of Orleans, VT, were
guests at H. A. Owen S and G. II. Bal
! ley s from Friday to Monday.
The bean supper in the home of Mr.
/ and Mrs. Harry Benson Friday even
/ ing was well patronized, and all re
port very enjoyable evening.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-01
HINSDALE, N. H.
GOOD GAME FOR STARTER.
Town League Opens Season with 10
Inning Contest.

The local town league opened its
season Memorial day afternoon at
Riverside park with a very interest
ing and evenly played l0-inning game
between team No. l. captained by
Frank Bonnet, and team No. ,, cap
tanned by Rene Mason, when was won
by the latter, 10 to 9.
QWgley pitched wei for the win
uers, as did Perham for the loosers
until hit by pitched ball on the mus
cles of his right arm in the seventh
inning. The feature Of the game was
Mason 5 hitting Bonnet also was
strong at tae bat and two Youngsters,
Chamberlain at short and Weeks at
first showed up well.
Considering the fact that it was the
first time the players had lined up,
the contest was a remarkable one and
would Indicate that the people can
! look forward 10 games worth while
/ the coming summer, provided the little
organization is able to weather. tle
many trials and difficulties sure to be
encountered at the start and that
/ every one from the officials down to
| the bat boys, pull together.
! The game scheduled for the morn.
/ ing was called off on account If the
rain. Next Saturday two seven-innine
/ games will be played. The score;
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-01
MARLBORO.

Miss Bell Eames of Wilmington Wis
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, L. NJ.
Eames. recently.
Children 5 day viii be obs rived
Sunday, June Il. The service will be
in part by the children.
Miss Cora Bronson, who teaches on
Higley hill, spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Van Wyck
Mrs. George VIEWER and child OF
BrattIehoro spent a few days last week
vita her sister, Mrs. George Watson.
Miss Bellows, the teacher in the
south school, went to her home in vii
nington for the Memorial day vaca-
ton
Miss Pauline Shaw spent the week
end with her grandparents at the par
sonage, returning to her home in Brat
tleboro Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thomas and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Gilmore and son OF
Taunton, Mass, spent Sunday night
with Mrs. Jane Higley.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hadlock and
daughter, Mrs. Hathaway, of Belcher
town, Mass, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Z. Worden over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Snow Of Brat
tleboro and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-01

Total bases, Team No. >, II; Team
No l, H. Sacrifice hit, Mason. Two
base hits, Mason 2, LaNasseur, Ber-
geron, Weeks, Chamberlain. Stolen
bases, Wallace >, Mason, Provost,
Weeks >, Marshall ,, Bonnet, Tacey 2,
Fletcher. Struck out by Quigley u, by
Perham 9, by Marshall ,. Bases on
balls off Quigley ), off Perham 2.
Batters hit. Bergeron. Passed balls,
Bonnet. Wild pitches, Perham 2.
Time, hrs. Umpire, Young.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-01
WEST CHESTERFIELD. NJ. ii

The Universalist county association
viii meet in Winchester Wednesday,
June Z, for one day only.
George Amidon is i'll with sciatic
rheumatism. DR.. Craig is attending
aim.
Mrs. Nellie Williams, lecturer of
Spofford Grange, has resigned and Mrs.
George Brown was chosen to finish out
! the year at the last meeting.
At the dance in the hall last Friday
night the music was by Lyman s or
/ chestra of Hinsdale. There was
/ good attendance. A strawberry sup
per was served, for which IS tickets
were sold.
On Saturday night at the Grange
meeting there were 10 membrs and -
visitors present. This was birthday
night. The refreshments were ice
cream and saltines. The entertainment
consisted of the history of the birds,
which was interesting.
The entertainment for Spofford
Grange for June 10 will consist of an
opening song. Beautiful Grange; roll
call, What is the greatest need in the
home2 humorous reading, Harry VIM;
discussion, Tillage, by the worthy mas
ter, worthy overseer and lecturer
song, Minnie Cobleigh; New Kinds of
Vegetables and How to Grow Then
by P. A. Richardson and Moses Chick.
ering; Experience in Dsinfecting Seeds
S. L. Rice. Albert Chickerihg and Os
mer Cobleigh; violin, Richard Amidor
and Chester Brown; paper for the gooc
of the order, Elizabeth Chickering
song, Old New England.
Pomona Grange met with spofforr
Grange Wednesday, May a. Tn,
morning session was exceptionally in
teresting. There were 70 at dinner anC
more came in the afternoon but tn,
number was not as large as usua
when the Pomona Grange meets here
This was on account of the busy tim,
of the year. Spofford. Westmoreland
Hinsdale, Keene and other towns were
represented. The WantastiqUC
Grange choir furnished the music
: Mrs. Barrows favored tle compan,
with one of her bird songs, The Bobo
link. There was an essay by the lect
urer pro tempore, a recitation and sol
, by a Wantastiquet Grange woman.
recitation by John Hutchings and dis
G cussion of the question, Resolved tina
the present method of teaching is to-
TO- mechanical and that teaching nathe
g. MATES without text books Is a failure
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-01

Memorial Day Observance.
Memorial day exercises by the
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-01

Ed. Kelly of Keene was in town
Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Todd has been at home
from Spofford a few days.
Milan Townc has been visiting
friends in Walpolc the past week.
Miss Evelyn Tracy of Clarcmont has
been guest of Miss Mollie Pike
A. H. Sawyer was at home from
Springfield, Mass, for the weekend.
Thomas Roarke of Barre, VT. is a
guest of his sister, Mrs. James Redding
Charles Bailey was at home from
Hyde Park, Mass, the first of the
week.
Mrs. Anne Hickey of South Vernon
has been visiting Hinsdale friends sew
eral days.
Miss Lillian Myers came home Fri
day from Florence, Mass, to spend a
few days.
Dr. and Mrs. Burnham of Boston
, called ON Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Pur
cell Sunday.
Miss Josie Redding of Boston il
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. vii
liam Redding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Royce visited
from Saturday to Wednesday with rel
atives in MARROW.
! AIr. and Mrs. Robert Field Of Spring
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-01

SOUTH HALIFAX
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Fairbanks and
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-01

schools lndnr tho ansn;cas IF Phil
sheridan Camn. 30 - : If Y were
held in +Lr lawn haIi Tnas11-, af+s,-
noon and were laracIv attended The
,,,.o,rror, ,,-os Ill o,.-a,,lr,I ,,,J ,,
riod or ~ :, manner cra,iit5hI ''' to tho
ci.ildrnn and their teachers
The program was as follows. Invo-
cation. Rev. A I, hin. Selection or
chestra; song bv all. fac salute bv all.
song. GRADES ) and 6. fac avcrcisa
grades ! and >. sony grodo 4 racita,
tiop. Chester Waterman. song lrraIe.
and ,. evercisn Nv ConntTT,, = "a,
Paul Young and nron, fron, +h;ri
Grade. eonT orados and :. Io.Ion,a.
fion Gord0on 7,Ior+;n. sa,r, ,,.oda =.
recitation War~are+ on. go = orodos
a,,5 g. 1iaa.:., 80 = 60
orciSo ,,rodo, anJ ,,,,.S-
l,igb scTorl .bor,,.. .,o,, L,, oil, 81
ti6n orrbostra. 1,a1o,Iia+;or Pn,. AvaI
0nist
{ FcIlo,.;,,r +lo o,-or.isos o. ,..,,.,s-;,.-,