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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-09
FOR sALE-EGGs

FOR SALE-Bun Plymouth Rock eggs.
S1.CO for IS; cockerels. s. 70 s.. and
Is hens. $50 each. DC +. Ohio 81 Bell
phone 2jl5.
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STORAGE a TRANSFER.

FIREPRoOF FURNITURE STORAGE
WOodwOrth's Storage and Transfer
Line. Office rear OF Robertson Hotel. -.
WAYNE at
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MIsCELLANEoUs FOR SALE.

IF YOU HAVE NOT BOUGHT
YOUR SEED CORN CALL PUR-
CHASING DEPT. BIRDSELL
NAME. CO. BEFORE MAKING
YOUR SELECTION. REID'S
YELLOW DENT GROWN IN ST.
JOSEPH COUNTY. 81 PERCENT
FERTILE. DO NOT RISK HAV-
ING TO REPLANT.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

STATE or INDIANA. ST JOSEPH
COUN TN. ssh the It. Joseph Cir
cult Court. May Term. 1917.
GLENN W. kESSLER EFT Al
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STRAWBERRY PLANTS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Everbes ring strawberries
guaranteed; fresh dug. also common
varieties. Call ST., I ring. Bell Mlshawa-
ka.
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HOW ITO WRITE
a WANT AID

First know what you want 10 seg.
Then 2y IL Use dmPle w0Tda-
Leave nothing b the neaders In
agination-ss this want sd does:
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KODAK SUPPLIES.

THE AMERICAN DRUG Co. 133 ~ Main
st. is now handling a complete supply
o. KOdaks and Kodak Supplies OF every
description. We will sell yO1 anything
in the picture taking line and also de-
velop your films quick.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

FOR SALE-Dining room table a,pl
organ. In good condition. So Harrison
az. Bell SSH
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WANTED Experienced saleslady for
ready wear. must speak Polish and
English. Address Box \ III care News
Times
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WANTED Experienced and fnexperi-
enced help 8t Sticks Laundry. DO
Lincoln way T.
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WANTED Good woman for cooking
only I'm family Of three Good wages
Good chance for steady woman Address
Ms. News-TimeS
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FOR Reliable gas stove Bell
242L 103 Marquette Ave.
FOR SALE-Five piece velour parlor
set, one velour couch. two iron beds.
73i :. Main
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WANTEp-A good lauhdreSs 113 NORTH
shire drive. Home phone 1859.
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Get a Position-Get HELP
Barter and Exchange
HORSES. WAGONS. CARRIAGES.

FOR sALE-one horse. 1a26 W. Ford :
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FOR SALE-One Partition, 20 It. long. Z
II. high, with glass In upper section /:
one booth suitable for cash Office one re-
vOlving book case. will hold 400 books
Avery & Hull. POS y. Main st.
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FOR RDNT-1l83 Jones street, Q
OWNER. care News-T1mss.
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NAMES YOU OUGHT 40 KNOW.

BRING YOUR AUTOMATIC SOFT WA
TER LIFTS TO me to be repaired n you
want them put in Al factory condition
Work guaranteed; also plumbing OF all
kinds. Harvey l. Hager. 321 y. Scott st
Home phone 1865. Bell 1852
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-23

the. most eloquent tributes 10 the dead
orators ,loqucncc and Molly cried:
doesn't that make tho loreliest quiz
crS 60 all over you"
Md We ono and all agreed that IT did.
when We Can Got Them for Nothing at
the Public Library.
Just think OF 1t. Those very qulrers
for which the playwright was willing 10
pay 81 highly W" can really get right
Out of book from the public library.
There they arc. those wonderful quiv-
crS that light UP tn" CummuD-p!ac"n ness
nf our existence like a lightning flash.
waiting for MS between hundreds uf book
bindings.
DIT thu book that tells how Florence
Nightingale stood twenty hours Mt
stretch watching the wounded soldiers
being brou"h; In.
Aud He Could Only work for Three
Minutes.
&C.. the biography that tells how Fran
els parktnan struggled against tho hand
leans Of eyes sn feeble that he could only
work threna~rnnutes Mt a time. and In
Spiic Of it hn wrote volume after volume
Of immnrtar history.
r. feel ono of these Quivers OF ad-
mira tinn is In b" for a moment on one
of I'll mountain tops Of existence. Wo
must by the nature OF things. live IN
tho valleys. or perhaps at hest. on the
rlatcaus bur 1t is good for tho heart
and soul to 60 up on the mountain tops
once in while.
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Denlented Farm Hand ::
Stays -Four With Rifle.

WATERFOWL. N. Y, June 71.-As.
the result OF an outbreak on the part
Of Frank briggs, farm hand. who 10
believed TO be demented, four persons
are dead today at the Buck farm near
Stockholm, ST. Lawrence county. The
tragedy occurred last night DhgESi
using rifle in his murderous attack:
The victims were Henry Ladue, 46:
his brother. James Ladue. 48; Mrs.,
Josephine Rogers, 40. sister Of the
Ladue brothers. and DR.. Theron Jtu-i
kins OF Brasher Falls, who had been
called to the house to administer TO-
briggs professionally. -
After the murder briggs gagged
Harriet Ladue, the IS year old niece
of the Ladue brothers, placed her IN
the bottom Of wagon and drove TO-.
Potsdam, ten miles distant, where he
surrendered. The girl, who Witnessed
the murder Of her relatives, told a
dramatic story Of the tragedy and then
collapsed. 4
briggs, who is 25 years old. had been,
subject to fits Of melancholia for some
time and is believed to have suddenly
become mentally unbalanced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-23
SIDE TALKS
6y Eatn Cameron,
Those Wonderful Qulvers
81 Eatn Cameron


y fam"us playwright one" SAID that I
anyon wuiIlG give him >" seconds OF
thrill ;h.t har.. To j." "a the n"art ana
climax o. every .urL ra, H.: would writ"
Ihr pl;.y around it, and divid" tn" pro-
ccedS.
tfu.;i;:i,t If that the other day. Tie
.tith"r't.,n had h""n reading liz" III" or
Patri"! Henry ani cam" - his famous
speech!
This Nu;hnrman wiI" had been silent
oyer h,,, book Will. We had h":n chat
ting suddenly kinr!lcd int" life NJ that
paSSav. "l.iSlru. h" broke IN. "''o"Sr
;his >i:,r' ."nr blood :" c0nrSinS' ard
;h"n IT,, 'l"claimcd aloud:
''Nh, stand We hrr.. idle" What IS
that ia. gentlemen wish" What would
:ke" h.v"" Is IL. 50 d''ar ~ n"n"c S'I
swr.: ~ - he purchased ~ tn" pri''" Ut
chains @l.,i slavery" Forbid x, Almighty
Cod know no, whaf ;"urS" others
may TAX. ''ur f"c M. Civ" me liberty "r
Civ. me rinath''
A Culver Tint Came Across Century;
Whom he finished III" i'Enic cried
"Rravo'' in 4 C"i"" whose trcm"r paiu
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Good Games Slated
In |.-C. League Sunday
Standing of the Club9.
ro-orrou,a 6anes

Stroehmanns VS.. Fulton at Fulton. Um-
pire McConkey.
carroll VS. Bauers at Tunnel Green
Umpire Mcronkey.
Home vs. ShadySide at Shadyslde, UNI
pire Lucas.
FOUNDRY VS.. McConkcys at Park. Um-
p!re English.
Several good games are scheduled for
.hc Inter-I-i ty league tomorrow after
noon. At present the Strochmanns still
remain undefea,cd and It Is thought that
they Will keep their winning streak when
they battle the Fulton club TOMORROW.
4 lively scrap is anticipated when the
Wheeling Mold plays the McConkcys, for
if the former loses the Macs will jump
into second place In the league stand
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-23
KANSAS WHEAT BOOSTED.

TOPEKA. Kas., June PA total
production OF $4,000, 900 bushels Of win
ter wheat in Kansas this year, 1000.
600 bushels more than the May esu-
mate was forecasted in the June crop
report issued by the state board Of
agriculture today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-23
CENTRAL LEAGUE.

Springfield s: Fort Wayne 0.
Grand Rapids !; Richmond 5.
Dayton 5: South Bend {.
Muskegon-Eransville. rain.
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ginia Parker, Drusie Sawtell and Jes'
sic Clemens. ..
Ioylno CUP to Wheeling Girl.

Loving Cup to Wheeling Girl.
Miss Isabel Rogers. daughter OF MT
and Mrs Edward Rogers OF North
Main street, who was graduated from
Lake Erie College last week, was &C
corded honors Oh Class Day.
AT the close of the exercises which
were held on Glass Day on the College
campus, honors were bestowed upon
the winners In the Field Day Ath.
Iletics, which were held IN May, and
Miss Rogers was pres :nted with q
handsome loving cup, as an award OF
winning the three bundled yard race.
Delegates to Conference.
At the outing II the Business WON ,
EMS Bible class Of the Y. ". c: A. held
an Thursday evening at Wheeling park.
Miss Gertrude Bard and Miss Lois Hen
d@rson were chosen as delegates TO the
general conference OF the 7. ". Z. A.
lake Geneva has been chosen as the
place md the date will be from August
10 to 20.
wedding Announced
Copies Of the following announce.
mcnt have heen received by friends Of
the two principals:
Mr. md Mrs. Willard A Harris
announc. thu marriage OF their
daughter
Marjorie L.
George \. Jones
Monday. the eighteenth Of June
nineteen hundred and seventeen
Butler. Pc
At Home
after June twenty-fifth
Elm Grove. W. Va.
Indications are that the hazlenut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-23
silver Wedding Anniversary.

New Cumberland. W. Va. yesterday
afternoon. when Rev. and Mrs. William
+. Allen observed the twenty-hfth an.
niversary Of their marriage. The af-
fair was attended by several persons
from this section. DR.. and Mrs. Allen
formerly lived at Elm Grove. where
Dr. Allen was pastor of the Stone
Presbyterian church for fourteen
years.
The silver wedding ceremony was
performed In the New Cumberland
Presbyterian church Of which Or. Al
len ls pastor. Rev. Cyrus Allen. a
brother, who performed the ceremony
twenty-five years ago, officiated yes
terday. Several members Of the bridal
party were present yesterday. The
church was prettily decorated.
Following the service q reception
was held in the church. DR.. and Mrs.
Allen were recipients Of many beau
tiful silver gifts. Included was large
cake covered and surrounded by silver
quarters. the gift of the Ladies' Aid
Society Of the church.
Many persons were present from
Frankfort Springs. Pa, Dr.. Aliens
first charge: Hendrysburg, Pa. Phil
adelphia and other distant points.
Among those present from this sec
ton we're the following:
From Elm Grove-Mr. and Mrs. Har.
Ian Carter. Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Bushon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Terrell. Mrs.
George Seibert Mrs. w. R. keyser.
Mrs. l.. A. Rolf, Mrs E. NJ. Atkinson,
Misses Emily Carter. Anna Smith.
blanche Smith, Leota Campbell and
Mable Atkinson.
From Wellsburg-Mrs. Frank ia
cobs. Mrs. J. F. Jacobs.
From Wellsburg-Rev. G. l.. Wilson.
From Follansbee-Rev. and Mrs.
John Shaw.
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card party and dance which they
! will hold on July >. although no place
has definitely been decided upon.
Miss Brss Madison. chairman of the
club. will BIZ III charge. Members in
Clude:
! Misses ..
/ katherine Gilbert Grace Carter
!Gertru Garden BeS5 Carney
: angela Coniff Mary Alexander
; katherine Aul Virginia flaccuE
Mildred Beattie. Agnes Reilly
Clare Rose Cole. Edna Kidd
I man Sarah jackson
, BeRs Mathtson
! Mesdames-
! George Hewitt Dana Tomllnson
/ Lee in H. R. Markell
i NJ. p. Kelley Edmund Jones
James Brennan Arthur Whitley
! E. Bates McLuin
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Murray-Klnu Wedding.

This morning at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Harry King. sr.. on South
York street. the marriage OF their
daughter. Miss Clara Ethel, TO Mr.;
o'clock.
Rev. r. F. Strider OF ST. Matthew
Protestant Episcopal church. will Of
iciate.
Miss Myrtle Dunbarger will play
the wedding march and the ceremony
will be performed before an altar
built OF pink and white flowers. Miss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-23
Children viii Aid.

: Perhaps because OF their extreme
youth, there is no group or workers
for the Red Cross which If creating
as much interest A. are the little girls
who meet M the home or Mrs. 5. M.
Noyes every Thursday 10 sew for
soldiers"
There liz An attendance Of about
thirty little girls. and just now
they are also making plans Tor an en-
Itertainment which will be held on me
spacious lawn of The Moves home. the
early part of July. the proceeds Of
which will be donated 10 the use OF
the Red Cross.
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Comfort XII Club.
The Comfort Xii Club ~ verr re-
rent organization is making plans for
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Dauuhters Of Isabella.

The. Daughters Of Isabella met last
evening in Red Cross Headquarters
70 do their BIT in the interest OF IN"
Red Cross. These ladies have ac,-
comnliehed much since tho hrrinnin"
of their work several weeks ago. Fri
day Of each week. finds the members
snendinr the dav. as well "a the eve.
ming applying themselves to tn" p'"as
ant task of helping 10 equip "nur
BOYS
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A jolly group Of Miss Edith S"hu-
bert's friends gave n party last even
ing as pleasant commitment 70 her
guest. Miss Lucille McCausland Of
Pittsburch
The merry party chose the STRAIT
ford hill for tho always popular
transformations toast.
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CatholIc Women Sew.

Yesterday in tho Red Cross head.
quarters. the Catholic Women Of
Wheeling. held their weekly all day
sewing session.
At the close OF their splendid DAVIS
work many pillow slips. hospital
shirts and sheets were competed.
which aid materially in the work AT
the front
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-23
v. & ]. ALUMNI
HOLDS SMOKER.
OHIO VALLEY GRADUATES GATH
Err AT THE COUNTRY CLUB
LAST NIGHT.
President HInitt. Football Manager
Murphy and Others speak-LoeaI
Social NeWs.

That college enthusiasm always re-
mains with the boys" waR shown IN
the gathering OF w. & J. college men
last evening at the Country club when
the Ohio Valley alumni OF the Wash
ington and Jefferson college held an
informal smoker.
The affair was hold in the gray
room, which was handsomely decor
ated for the occasion. In connection
with the smoker q luncheon was
served. which added zest to the even
ing's enjoyment.
DR.. J. l. Dickey. vice president OF
the Alumni association. was toast
master Of the evening. and Prof F..
w. Hinitt, president of the college,
made splendid address along the
lines Of the present day crisis. Much
TO the delight Of his listeners, he men
toned that the college would still con-
tinue as heretofore. as they Reenly
realize the necessity for young men
70 be educated 10 prosecute the war
advantageously.
lmpronptu speeches were made by
R. NJ. Murphy, secretary Of the col
lege and football manager. Rev. J. NJ.
Potter. DID, Russell Goodwin. Alex.
Mitchell, Dr. Robert J: Reed. William
Stobhs and others.
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EIks' Dance Monday Evening.

The Wheeling Lodge Of EIks Will
hold the first Of Il series CT summer
dances on Monday evening in Wheel
ing park. The committee In charge
is making elaborate preparations FOR
this event to furnish the usual delight
which iR characteristic Of Elks ar
fairs.
The committee in charge includes
Messrs. Jaesm Bane Mark klibanow.
Dave KrauS. Ted Elig. William Wind
sor and Dir. q. W. Burdatts.
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wedding Announced.

Indications are that the hazlenut
ard almond crops of Catalonia, Spain,
will be normal ones.
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Pastry Sale,

At the George +. SIif"l ronpanys
store today. Division No s, Of the
Pastors Aid .ociety OF the Second
L. r. church. will hold a pastry sale.
Eight o'clock will find the Ladies in
charge with fine array Of dainties
10 please the most fastidious.
Mrs. John 3. Garden is chairman
and will have for her assistants: Mes
danes !. Edgar Sweeney. Thomas
Young. William II Hare. I. n. Horn
brook. and the Misses Jane Hare. VIZ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-23

Avoid eye trouble when mo-
toring. Let us fit you with
q pair of our motor goggles.
They will make driving
safer by eliminating road
glare and give eye comfort
and perfect vision at all
times. Priced at 81 and up.
Harold O. Etz
National Exchange Sank Building
Second Floor, Main and Twelfth Streets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-23

Preserves GOOD Compilations
Improves BAD Complications
SOC Jars SOC $1.00 Jars 100
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B A T H s P R A Y S
Fits Any Fauoet)
SPECIAL $1.00 Value co..
Guaranteed. W.
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Jarrett aer,


Cards have been received in the
city announcing the marriage OF Niles
Frances Elizabeth Raer and Mr.. How
ard Jarrett, both OF Charleston. MI.
jarrett Ia very well known here, nav
ing visited this city on several occa-
sions. He is chief clerk in the State
Departn' 1t Of Labor.
The cards read:
Mr.. and Mrs. a. r. johnson
announce the marriage OF their
sister
Frances Elizabeth Baer
Mr.. Howard Starke Jarrett
"Wednesday. June Twentieth, One
Thousand Nine Hundred.
and Seventeen
Charleston, West Virginia.
Lawn Fetc.
The ladies OF the Fulton NJ. L.
church will hold q lawn fete on the
lot In the rsar OF the Fulton bank Oh
Tuesday evening. June Is.
The ladies in charge are. making
arrangements for many Interesting
amusements. in connection with the
usual sale OF candy and refreshments.
The comnIiter In charge consists Of:
Misses Mollie Yoke. Leah Ron,
Nell Moore, Mrs. Albert Young ana
Mrs. Mohn.
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Auxiliary Meeting.

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of thr North
Wheeling Hospital met on Thursday
afternoon Several hours were snnnt
in the commnndahlo work nf MAKING
bandagoS and other hospital nuuip-
mnntS. followed by n, pleasant social
hour with tho serving of dainty r"-
freShmentS
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Pleasant Surprise.

Mr.. Marsh Gollner was delightfully."-
surprised "Wednesday evening at his
home on North Main street. The mcr
~ gathering OF thirty young people
found pleasure in games and dancing.
A delicious luncheon OF patriot"
appointments. concluded the evening 8
enjoyment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-23

Party Returns.
A pleasant party who moiorcd to
Columbus for commencement week at
the Theological Seminary. returning
Wednesday, Was composed OF Rev.
and Mrs. Walter E. Schurtic. Miss
Faith Schuette. Miss Charlotte Schcnk
and Mr.. Otto Schenk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-23
Luncheon for Visitor

The Misses Dorothy and fliZabetl
Beans. at their home in Pleasant Val.
ley, had a group Of friends for lunch
con, as compliment 10 Miss Lucille
McCausland. of Pittsburgh who is The
guest Of Miss Edith Schubert. Fol
lowing a prettily arranged luncheon.
needlework afforded interest The
CHESTS were
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-11-23
CAR sKIDs, ONE BROWNS.
Little Daughter of H. G. Daniels Thrown
Tlrtwn Under Ice in an Accident
at Cornish, N. II.

The automobile of Henry c. Daniels
of Plain6eld y. H., skidded off the
road and into Blow-Me Down pond in
the town Of Cornish, y. H., Sunday
afternoon and Mr.. Daniels 3 daughter,
Frances, nine, was drowned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels and their three
children were returning home at the
time of the accident, They met an.
other car at a point where the high
way skirts the edge of the pond and
in turning out to pass the other ma.
chine the ear skidded down the en-
banknent and landed in the water.
All the occupants went into the wa.
ter, but Frances was thrown under the
thin ice and before she could be ex.
treated she was drowned.
The child was carried to the home
of Z. Ellis Beaman nearby and three
nhysicians from this town, about mile
distant, were summoned and they
worked over her several hours with a
nuImotor. but were unable TO resuseitate
ber Mr.. Daniels is Il prominent farmer
of Plainfeld. ..,.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-11-23
MRS. ALBERT HAZARD DEAD.
Came Here II Years Ago-Member of
Methodist Church.

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth LOftus@ HaZ-
ard, 40, wife of Albert Hazard of s.
Birgc street, died at the home of Mrs.
John Affair, 20 Prospect street, Monday
night about midnight after an illness
of several weeks, and her loss will be
mourned by a large circle of rcla-
tivcs and friends. Mrs. Hazard wa,
born in Pennsylvania March %, 1874.
and about Il years ago, after she was
married to Mr.. Hazard, she came to
Brattleboro to live. Her pleasant ways
and sunny disposition soon won many
friends and in many ways her life had
been an active one.
Mrs. Hazard was member of the
Methodist church and she ALWAYS took
an interest in all of its affairs. She al
so belonged to Court Merrimack, Or
der of Foresters, in Manchester, n. II.
In her home she was a loving wife and
devoted mother. Besides the husband,
one daughter, Florence Elizabeth, two
sisters, Mrs. Ruth Mccarthy of Wilkes.
Barre, Pa, and Mrs. Katherine Bald.
win of Salamanca, y. Y, two brothers,
Harry Plummer of Brattleboro and
Charles Plummer, who lives in Penn,
sylvania, and her mother, Mrs. Mary
Plmmer of Wilkes Barre, survive.
The funeral was held at $50 clock
Wednesday in the Methodist church,
Rev. Douglas G. Guest officiating. Tho
burial took place in Meeting House hill
cemetery.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-11-23
WEST BRATTLEBCRO.

Charles Hunter Of lion, n. V, is
guest of DR.. and Mrs. G. B. Hunter
for the rest Of tho week.
fist church cleared $3.50 at the en-
tertainment Tuesday evening.
The women of the Baptist chuch met
Wednesday afternoon in the vestry to
sew for tho Red Cross work. There
was n good attendance.
Bernard Clifton, owner and manager
Of the Island Harbor House at Lake
George, y. Y, visited here with his
cousin, Mrs j. L. Stockwell and fam
lily over Tuesday night.
Mrs Fred Barraby, who had been
in the Melrose hospital three weeks
following an operation, returned yes
teIday to her home on Canal street. She
was accompanied by her nurse, Miss
Beatrice Hammel of Lynn, Mass.
Baptist church, Rev. |. NJ. Compton
pastor. Morning worship at 1890 with
sermon by the pastor. Sunday school
at II 40. Evening service at 100
o'clock. Leader, Chandler Brown. Mid
week PRAYER meeting Wednesday eve
ming at 100 III the vestry.
First Congregational church, Rev. A.
V. Woodwork minister. Prayer meet
ing this week Friday at 7.30 in the
vestry. Subject, The Must of a Great
Objective Luke ID: 3l-35. Sunday
morning worship at 1890 with sermon
on Christian Stewardship. Sunday
school at ll.45. Christian Endeavor
meeting at { O'Clock in the vestry
Subject, For What Am l Grateful
Thanksgiving subiect.) Leader
Reuben Alexander.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Carpenter and
son, Hobert Carpenter, Miss Ruby Eos
ter, Mr.. Purington and lady friend
came from Greenfield Sunday afternoon
in Mr.. Purington IS automobile and
called on Mrs. Carpenter parents, Mr.
and Mrs. II. l.. Nichols Mrs. Carpen
ter remained over night and Monday
Mrs. Carpenter and Mrs. Nichols went
to West Guilford to attend the funera
of Mrs. Dexter Bond Mrs. Carpenter
returned to Greenfield Monday night.