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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-17
Neipporf.

Die Reiuport Cffiee fir bas yGin'
eiHnatier @oIfs6latt" befiubet iid IN
go. 339 gurf Strafe, seseniibe,
bem Guurtbouie, mpielbit Renigfei
ten, gnSeisen u. (. In. bis 8 TIFF,
gbenbs eutgegengeuommeu iuerben
Selepbon Sontt 2401.
- Ssirat5si6sins: Tinor Ritboff
q. unb asoIa pOipea. 81, bsibe Don
afbspiue, 8. = Sobn 6. Bel, 3S,
bon Cincinnati, 8. unb MasbaIena
g. RarteI, 36. DOT Solebo, 8. -
Clarence .. RssI, Is, unb Gitber
gunen. "a, beibe rcn Stpui, 8. -
Seiiie @eaotr, %, unb gfprtIe @bit.
acre. %. beioe BON @enbroof, s. -
Rop Solfbia, 20, uub Ssnnie Dils
Iiams, 80, beibe bon pIainpils, 8.
= Der @ouperneur Stanlep bat in
8streff Der brei SoIbatsT Wat. @bite,
Sobn 9. Sbort une Sames potpeG,
ipelte unter Der @niIass oes Diebs
itabls gu eiuem Scbr @sfGnsnib osrs
urtbeiIt tuurben, tis isst nod teins
gntI8eibung abesgsben. petanntli9
botte Capt. Jreb 20. StupIes barum
nadseiu9t, bab ben @enannten gss
itottst perbe, NIT ibrer Gompasnis
mad 2erngtcn 5uriidsutebrsn, mo iie
Johann Der WliIitdrteborbs iibsnuiefen
tperben iollen.
- Or. @m. u. Rrisasr bon Der
@oIbington Ipenue tpurbe geitern
aus Waibington bdoon tena9riftigt,
bab er gum /. 2eltnant i'm Gr5tIidtn
ReIerpe Gprps ernonnt purbe.
- Die paituren Der bieFeen Minia
fferial 9lfpciation purten uuf ben
2lusgane Der in GopingtOn erbobenen
2lntlaee sesen Wirtbs, ipeIde Der @ers
Isbuna bes neuen SonntussseieBes be-
I6ulbigt fperbsn. @cn bisier GntI6eis
buns foG bic neue Sampugue sssen
bic Wirtbe abbdnsen.
- Der @ilbbiiter R. Daltsr bat
in Gilpsr @rope prsi erobe 5iibness,
pelde in @erlesuns Der 5ii4ersis9es
ieBe gelegt iporben puren. fonflS5iri.
: Der 4nbau sur Repport WcIs>
mubIe iou $31, 900 tpiten, pie irl benz
SausgrlaubnlBi9etn aus:geben fplro.
Der anbau pirb 125 JuB lang nEb
rs SUB brett isin.
= Die MiI6preiIe folIsl absrmals
in bic 5obe geben ba Die GARNER DIN
campbell unb &ertpn eountp ss rorz
tbeiIbafter finbsn, bic aiibe gu b:rs
taufen.
Treo. Jrieo periuHts NIT lstnsm
glutO an Der 4. Strabe unb qdet
2ypenue etnem anberen &raftpageH
ausSuipei9en. Bel bieiem 1srIuhe
toIIiDirte bas @uto nit einem pfoFen,
Dobei basieIbe bei1dbist puroe. Jri:b
fam unperleBt bapon.
- Die 9edmten Der Campbell Co.
'SonntaesfhulS hociation tpolIen elm
Boot mietben, um bic Sonnidoss
lnullebrer uno Yeamten nab e1Iltorz
mia. &p., gu brinsen, pOfslbft am L.
September bic 4onoention absebaltsn
tperben ipirb. 4uh ioll cine qrpbe
Delegatton CUR Staats>EonDertton,
ipelhe i'm Sttober In Wupspille iiaits
finben pirb, entieubet nerbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-17
Jn einem &ansfhreiben
Gpri9t aaiier Wilklm bem friber.n
Rsi4stansl.r DON gstbmanns
So1psg
Ssinsn inniseI Dant fir bsfsn BEN
@eiGe selsiitete DisHite aus.

SIN 5daa 16. Suli. Der gerIis
ner ,Rsidsanjsiser4 psrSffentli9t am
MOntos einen Brief ben aniisr Mils
bslm anldbIia Der Rtifsnation bss
Reidsian5Iers BON 9etbmonu Soa.
meg an bisisn gef1ricben bat. Sn
BEN SanbTbrsibsn bstbt e.:
.Wh idpertm Serseu bnbe idb bes
fbloifen, Sbr gsfu9 I'm gntbsbuns
bon Sbrsm poiten gu setpGbrsn. a6t
Sabre lang babtn sic bas bS9its uno
p.rauttportinsspolIfts amt i'm Rsi6s.
unS Siantsbisui! nit sans auberor.
b,ntliher aopdliidi betleibst unb Sbre
brilIantsn Gdbisieit.n unb Sbre Der.
ion bem aaii,r unb Nsi4 unb Sbrsm
S5nis unb BEN @aisrlanbe sur Dsrs
fiisung eeiisai.
,Sn Der trairigitsn 8sii. iptIfs jts
mnls bas beuiide Bolt unb aanb bes
troHen bat, in einer 3eit, In ipslfer
GntIfeibungen BON aubergep5bniiher
gsbelnung fir bic griitsns unb bic
3uiunft bes gaitrlnntes setrpffsn
iperbsn mnbtsn, fnnbsn sic mir NIT
Ratb unb Ollie sur Seiie. % IN msin
tsrjIiHfter Wrnih. Sbnsn msineu
aufridtisiien Dani fir Jbre trsu.u
Disniie nc4mals gum alusbrud 81
brinSsn.'
Stint gtredenarbeiter &C.
t0btet.
goungston n. g.. t6. SaIi.
,sinli Stredeuarbeier. oeren Soentitat
ucd nidt ieitgeiteIlt iueroen fonHtc,
muroen am MoEtog an Der Ohio.
psnnipIpanisn 6renas BON einempdi'
fasisrsus setSbtei. a!s fis upn sinsm
2nae abipransen unb oireft ror ben
gGiioeipr5uJ aerietben. Gic s5rper
niIosn In fiirhtborer @eiie peritiini.
msIi. Die 0,stobteteu fporen ale. @ric.
d,ti., bic IN Ticuitcn bel GennfpIponin
e:Ienbabn itanben.
geIba9tise 6cuersbrunit.
Gopeubagen, fG. Snli. Cine
Depeidt aus Sronbbem. Roripteen.
tnst. bnb in einenl groBen Wsnea8in,
I'm beui @anren sur 9erienbiing nadD
Gnglouo bereit naren, elm nIpiteri6ies
EeuerS Stnbcn I'm @rtrnge bon pielen
wiitioueu arcuen angeri&ta babe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-17
81. &dmpie am WytsdaetebU
gen.
Die britif6e Sffsniipe IN JlanSern.
- gsissuns pOH Wpti4asie uno
W'eNinss. - Die mpbsrne poli'
tiptsI4lu4t.

Sn Jlanbern martirsH DiImuibsn
unb g)pern bic beiben 9ouptitelsn,
an beneu bic beutibe Setrsslsitun9
in bem erItsn ariessiabre gu nisber'
bolten RaIeu perfn6t bat, iib nna
Galais uno an bic frdnsoiiite aanals
tiiTte frsie gobn gu brshen. Ss'
gpern geI9ob nas bauptio9lia II.
ben lssten Sttobers unb eriten ysos
pembertasen bes Sabres 1914. Us
aelana bamals ben in biefem abi4nitt
6islosirten engIii9en Streitirdften,
Die aus brsi Snidnteriss unb sinem
aapalIerietorps beftanoen. nur nit
Wl:ibe, ben nit etipd fiinf aorps ptrs
iudten beutfden Durhbruti 5u pers
eiteln. SGtie nidt GsneroI Sod, Der
geasnudrtige frdnSoiii9e Generals
itdbs6ef I'M &riessminiiterium. beiien
Ruf fi6 nsben ben Wtarneidldhten
banptId8Ii9 bon gpern Der ibreibt.
an frunS0iiIfen 1ruppsn berdnges
fiibrt unb in ben aanpf ssiporfen,
ipas er errei6sn fonnte, 70 bate es
fir Die alliirten Deere bier lei4t 5ur
Ratoftropbe tpmmen fDnnen. Seinsm
energii6en Ginsrsifen unb bsraunpts
tiidtisteit feiner Sruppen 1T es gu
banfen bag 5iDifden Yptrn unb ars
mentieres Der JrontDerlauf entitanben
1T, Der NIT ipenis 9erdnberunsen
jabreIaus poreebulten bat.
Diefer Grontptrluuf battle bas
Genn5eidnenbe. bob bic bsuif9en
Gtellunsen spii6en gpsrn unb Der
DDuDe sinsn na4 Bfitsn uusfprin,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-17

= Der Grausns9iIfsp Der ct.
Sobannes Bitter Don Bellevue iu!rs
bsuts 4bsnb IN Der ct. glntoninE
SoIIe cine Sisung abbaItsn.
- GraHt Don gp,ern bon 9c. BIG
@ine Strabe, Sapton, fpeIber IN biz
Dfrl5ierszyorbereitunssfdule in Jori
Benjamin Sarriion einsstretsn Da.,
IN auf llrlaub bier sinsetroffsn. 81
tn fir ben Rane sinss Speiten aeut'
nants porssi4Iasen porosH. er pirn
iia mprsen elmer priifung unter3isbsu,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-17
Samilten.

Infer agsnt in Samiltpn 1T Ser
GSuarS gruf, 449 Sio 5iinfte Ctr.
gea Sci. 476.I. SOme 9hons
1631.g.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-18
MISS vARNEY is ACQUITTED.
jury Returned Verdict Favorable to

DEDIlAM Mass. Dee. lS.-Miss Har-
riet \. Naney. nurse. ct West Upton.
was toGnd not guilty of the murder of
Mrs. Pauline Reyes, the 10 months bride
of George II. kcyes, a Boston real estate
man, 10y Il jury in the Norfolk County
superior court here early today The jury
deliberated more than four hours.
Her counsel David +. O'Connell, in his
closing arguments maintained that an
aIibi had been provided for his client and
that when the curtain rises on the see
ond act ot this drama another lace will be
there"
The state maintained that Miss Var.
ney killed Mrs Reyes because of jealousy
I'm the closing arguments for both sides
there were criticisms OF Reyes, who
according to his own admission as the
tate's chic. witness against Miss Narncy
ad lived with the nurse as man and wife
Or "a long period.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-18

Winistou was destroyed. In addition
Go ghr house, two large connecting
barns were burned. as was also much
hay. grain and beans. The loss is par
-i.Ue covered hv insurance.
al of the furniture in the home,
which was closed for the winter, was
saved by help close by, the last load
being taken from the doomed building
hortIv before the flames broke through
'no soof and enyeloped the building.
\ telephone call to this city from a
farmhouse ou Mr.. Arms 5 property and
occupied by one OF his helpers, sum
moued the chemical engine and Chief
Stockwell to the place. Although the
iircmen put the automobile fire truck
20 the ,evereSt test it has ever cxpe-
rienced, 81 minutes were consumed be
fore it arrived at the place, too late
to he ef any material assistance.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-18
BORDEN WINNER BY
A LARGE MAJORITY
Consumption Confirmed in Canada s
Vote Acknowledgements Strongly
for Laurier

OTTAWA. Ont. Dee. lS.-Union
government has been returned and CON
scription confirmed by the Canadian
domestic vote
Early returns received from all over
Canada indicate that the government
of Sir Robert Borden has been elected
to administer Canadian affairs for an
other five years and that Sir Wilfred
Lauricr is as definitely defeated as III
the reciprocity election Of 1911.
Returns indicate that the French por-
tion of Canada has gone heavily for Sir
Wilfrid Laurier and English constitu-
encics have returned men who will sup
port the union government measures
and maintain Premier Borden in Office
The vote has been very heavy every
where and the maioritics are very
large. The soldier vote, which will
not be aseertained for some days. will
increase the already heavy maioritie-
of government members and will likely
increase the number OF government
supporters elected
Official returns announced shortly
before midnight showed that with Ii
districts TO be heard from the union
lists had won lbs seats and the opposi-
tion - with four seats deferred.
The province of Quebec, outside Of
the city Of Montreal, went absolutely
solid for Sir Wilfnd Laurier, the
| standing of the parties being:
Opposition, 81; government, 3.
| 1ne three supporters Of the Borden
/ administration elected are c. J. DON
erty, minister Of Justice, representing
the 81. Anne 5 division of Montreal,
G. G. Ballantyne, minister of marine
st. Lawrence division of Montreal. anC
Sir Herbert Ames, IT. Antoine division
of Montreal These three constituen
lies contain a large English speakin.
| vote.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-18
HEROIC ENGINEER DIES.
Loses Life to Save Others as Obstruc-
tons Wreck Train.

HENRIETTA, Okla. Dee. 1s.-Two
trainmen were killed, another serious
ly injured and three passengers were
hurt Il few days ago when the ST
Louis and san Francisco express out of
st. Louis. travelling at high speed,
plunged into distractions placed on the
tracks ten miles west of here.
j. :. Robertson, Sapulpa, Okla, en-
gineer of the train, stayed with his en-
CINE when he saw the instructions,
steel bars chained to the sides of the
rails, and was killed. He put on emer-
Geucy brakes in time to slow the train
down 30 that the crowded passenger
coaches held 10 the rails.
\ posse of 100 sheriffs. deputies and
home guardSmcn searched the sur.
rounding country until after dark with
hloodhoundS for the men who caused
the wreck, but found no trace of them
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-18
w. C. PLUNKETT DIES.
Prominent Adams, Mass, Man Failed
to Rally After Operation.

ADAMS, Mass, Dee. lS.-W. Cald-
well Plunkett, IL, son of the late w.
T.. Plunkett, died suddenly last night
following an operation for appendicitis
performed on Sunday. From the first
it was realized that his condition was
serious and he failed rapidly.
Mr.. Piuukett was the head of the
Berkshire Cotton Manufacturing com
pany here, one of the largest manufac-
turerS of fine cotton in the country.
He was born in Adams, the son of viii
liam =. Plunkett and Lieda Fren, II
plunkctt, and was educated i'll the To-
cal schools and then at RivervieN
academy, Exeter, and finally at Will
liams. from which place he was gradu-
ated in 1900. I'm school and college he
was an athlete and was one of the best
pitchers Williams college ever had.
Following his graduation from VIII
famS he entered the employ of w. c.
Pluu',ett 4 Sons and became manager
in 1904. He then became agent of the
Greylock mills and since his father :,
death i'm October he had been treas
urcr of the Berkshire Cotton Manufac-
turing company. lie vas man of I'M
usual promise, big of stature and broad
of mind and lie babe fair to take the
place of his esteemed father in the
community in which the Plunketts SO
'ong resided.
He leaves his wife, a daughter. Ida
and son, William G., and one brother
. fEeodore G. Plunkett al of Adams.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-18
PLANS OFFICE DAY
IN BELLOWS FALLS
County Agent A. w. Sweeton to Be at
National Bank Friday Afternoons
is at Service of Public.

In order to be of some service to the
people in the northern part of the coun
ty the Windham County Farm Bureau
has arranged for county agent A. w.
Sweeton to hold an office day in Bel
lows Falls once a week during the win
ter months.
James II. Williams of the Bellows
Falls National bank, has very kindly
invited the Farm Bureau to make It's
headquarters there and the county
agent will be at the National bank ev-
cry Friday afternoon from l2.l5 to 3
He is at the service of the public and
will be glad to confer with anyone II
regard to agricultural matters relating
to fertilizer, feeding, crops, live stock
etc.
The Farm Bureau is closing one OF
the most successful years in its history
and is looking for still further oppor
tunities for service.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-18
READY TIC SAVE COAL.
Barre Clergy However, Want Others to
Lend Hand

BARRE, Dec. lS.-In a meeting OF
the local Ministerial Union held vester-
day the clergy set forth in letter
their views relative to fuel conserva-
ton by churches The letter was adj
dressed to W. g. Reynolds, chairman
f the local committee, and the clergy
stated that each congregation will
cheerfully conserve fuel as far as pos
siblc. Meetings during the week will
be eliminated as far as practicable and
during excessive cold weather services
viii be held in the vestries. However
the churches are anxious to register
their feeling that other institutions
like clubs, bowling alleys, moving pic
ture houses and saloons should be cx-
pected to make similar sacrifices.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-18
INJUNCTION HEARING DEC. 20.
Chapman and Monte Restrained fror
Cutting Certain Timber.

A hearing viii be held before judo.
+. l.. Waterman Saturday, Dec. %, il
County Clerk Stowe S office at 10 a. m
ON the question of making permanen
the injunction recently granted ON pc
tltion of Gel d. Parker of Londonderry
against Alvin Chapman and Francesc.
Monte.
Judge Waterman granted temporarz
injunction restraining the defendant
from cutting any more of the stand
ing timber on a 150-acre lot in Andovei
on which there is an attachment.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-18
Sporting Notes.

Tommy Robson and Ted Lewis have
been matched to box at Lawrence Christ
~ns afternoon.
Md Williams of Baltimore and johnny
Er'e OF -. Paul fought l2-rounds to
draw ia Baltimore last night
Benny Leonard. worlds champion light
weight, scored - technical knockout over
th.. Brown. pride ~ New Haven. in their
e.eduied lolound bout last night
butmauths eleven will play Syracuse
oct. 26 next season at the Polo grounds
Brown viii go to Syracuse for a game
Nov. , and Tufts probably will be sehed-
ulnd for Oct g.
A monster petition has been signed by
ST. Louis fans urging owners of the
grdnals not 70 sell Roger Hornsby.
PHILADELPHIA fans were robbed of their
'avorites while they slept.
Harold Janvrin is the llth member OF
-re Boston American league club to enter
e United States service. The utility
uielder is now a member of the 30lst
Si4nsl Corps at Aver, being attached to
Company \.
| Napoleon Lajoie, famous as a hitter
and second baseman and who last season
after a long career with the majors, went
4 to Toronto as manager, has signed Will
/ the Red Sox according to the latest
I report. He won a pennant for Toronto
and batted for 1878.
jess Willard, champion heavyweight
I prize fighter of the world, has announced
/ that he will re-enter the prize ring fol
/ the benefit of the Red Cross. He declares
/ he will defend his title against any person
anywhere and any time, the sole provi
sion being that all Of the receipts SHOULD
50 to the Red Cross.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-18
CHRONIC ELOPER ARRESTED.
Ran Away with Son of Man for Whom
She Left Husband.

BOSTON, Dec. lS.-Congetta Sardauio
an attractive matron OF middle age, is IL
Jail pending investigation by federal an
thorities into her alleged elopement iron,
Italy nearly four years ago.
Her accuser is Guiseppi Arisoco. wit
whom it Is alleged she then fled frol
home and husband. but he is now pu
suing her for clipping from AIiddletowr
Conn, short time ago with his son
Michaele Arsoco.
With the father hot on the trail tho
chase led to Boston hotel, where the
son and Mrs. Sardanio were arrested.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-18
cRooS15 c1er TOO


#t#. ..
SAN Fat.ols,n "... 'l-.-sbcrir
Thomas II. "nu is h.... s#et Mon.
Ha.a iu ;rp county Hl because Nw
tosl is eaat ruah, @ gaod cooks
.rs scarce. aHd bias r.m. o. hi out m
.b.' u..I aua sanI .., H..Uujue ta au
application for fine ur.uuer s. reIra-r
900 writ OF haapa- corpus Med iu the
district csut of appeals bN Miss Char
o'te ". Jones, the Filipino youths at
togunr.
''Wheu Judge Franklin 4. Griffin
sentenced Meudosa recently o. serve "a
term in the peuiteutiary. Miss Jones
said, Probation Officer William Mich
OF said, Judge, can T. YOU send him 10
the county Jail! He's a good cook
and we re short of cooks. So the
judge suspended the pcuitutiary scn-
tcncc and ordered Mendoza held in
Jail.
Miss Jones said the shortage of cooks
was only temporary, due TO the UNI
usually large number of federal pri- n
crs. She fears that when the emcr-
gcucv is avcr the cook win te ramnyed
FROM the jail 10 the pcnitcntiarv To be-
gin serving his seutru,e o. soIa one
10 five years imprisonment for bur
glary.
Miss Jones contends as q point of
law that Judge Griffin had mo- right so
liN two sentences, one calling for inn.
prisoumcut ia the Jail and the other
for imprisonment i'm the pcnitentiary.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-18
ASPHyxIATED IN GARAGE.
81. M. G. Benedict, Formerly of St.
Johnsbury, Dies at Plainfeld, N. j.

ST. JOHNSBURY, Dee 1s.-Word
rs received here of the accidental
cath in Plainfeld. n. j., Saturday Of
p. Martin q. Benedict, the principal
Ter eight years Of St. Johnsbury acade-
MY. DR.. Benedict was asphyxiated in
lis garage and the body was found
aere Saturday forenoon.
He resigned last June as principal OF
he academy and went i'll the early
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-18
PERSONAL.

J. +. Lawrence is i'll in his home on
WilliSton street.
Mrs. Elizabeth P. Bailey has returned
from business trip to Windsor.
Austin w. George went to Worcester,
Mass, this morning on business.
Mrs. c. A. Miles will go Saturday
to Boston to spend the holidays with
relatives.
Maxwell G. Boyd Of Hanover, y. H.,
is spending a few days vacation here
with his mother.
Mrs. Perry Of Putnev has been visit
ing here this week with her daughter,
Miss Bernice Perry.
Mrs. Samuel Walker Of Mortified,
Mass, was a visitor in town yesterday
at Charles II. Niles $
Miss Gladys Caldwell, nurse, returned
yesterday from Punev, where she had
been on professional work
Miss Leah Rathbone returned yes
terday afternoon from Proctorsvilla
where she spent the weekend with
friends.
Miss Beatrice Pearson is expected
Thursday from Milwaukee to spend the
Christmas vacation at her home on Ty-
Ter street.
sherman McQuaide of Boston. for
merIy of Brattleboro. was visitor
here over Sunday, being in town on
business.
Mrs. Margaret Bennett and mother,
Mrs. Miller Of Putney road, have taken
rooms in the American building during
the winter
Mrs. Campbell Of Westminster West
was . guest over last night Of her niece
Mrs. John Tucker. She returned nome
this afternoon.
Miss Anna Anderson has taken q
position in the Office of the Durham
Brothers company beginning work
there Yesterday.
Wallis Goldsmith of the University
Of Vermont is expected this week from
Burlington to spend the holidays at
his home on North street.
Willis futile, formerly employed at
/ Hopkins S store, who recently passed
his examination for the army. joining
Company I, is now at Fort Slocum, \.
"
Howard Brown is here from Allen
town, Pa. to spend l0-days furlouga
at his home on Frost street Mr.. Brown
is in the Ambulance corps at Allen
town.
Miss Leila Knapp. student in Smith
college, Northampton, came yesterday
to spend the Christmas recess with nel
parents. Dir. and Mrs. Alvin Knapp OF
High street.
Miss Ada Jacobs of Guilford, WIFI
had been visiting in Bernardston tw,
weeks with her aunt. Mrs. Georg,
Thurher. visited in town over last night
with her sister, Mrs. Annie Wardner
Miss Gertrude Hunt has returned
from Worcester, where she visited ne
sister, Mrs. Ray l.. Greene. She wa
accompanied home by George and Har
riet Greene, who will visit thei
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank L
Hunt, until after the holidays.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-18
GOODNOW, PEARSON 3 HUNT

fail to Plainfeld to take charge Of
boys school, He leaves a wife and q
son, Paul, who is employed by the
Standard Oil company and who recent
" went to China.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-18

The British government has ad
vanced to its allies during the wa
about S6,000,000, 900, exclusive of ad
vances to its colonies. The Unite
States Government has advanced to it9
allies over $4,000, 600, 900, of whica
more than 1926, 100000 has gone t.
England.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-18

Full garbage pals in America mean
empty dinner pals in Europe
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-18

See window display of White & Wy
cotf $ Amas stationery at the Park
Drug Store.-Adv. 24S-252
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-18
You People

who have been the rounds to
get your electrical repairs
done and don't get satisfac-
ton are especially welcome
at my shop. Hardly a day
passes but someone comes in
and informs me that he has
been everywhere else and
can't get his 1atiron or
toaster repaired and asks,
"Can you do it?" Sure-if
such a thing is possible. Try
me.
Last Resort
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-18

a nice lot of Christmas trees Holder
& Martin-Adv 242 -249
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-18

Use more potatoes and ship MOI
wheat.