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Confirmed by Sennte.

Special to The Timcs-Disuatch
WASHINGTON, March l6-The Son
ate to-day confirmed the following
Virginia postmaster appointments:
John {. Hudgins. at Claremont; W.
w. Davies. at Manassas; Harry 4.
Lamb. at Ocean View. and Lula ri.
Prince. at Stony Creek
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Inv Firm Di.solve..

The law hrm Of Mann. Syme, Wilson
& Mann has dissolved by common con-
sent. Il. IL. Mann. r. r. Wilson and
William Henry Mann. under the name
o! Mann. IIilson Il Mann. will consti-
tutc the firm in future. and BERNARD
e. Syme will continue the practice OF
law on his own account.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

EIcIiMOND TRUST AND SAVfNjS Co.
iiichmond. Va. March .. 1917.
y! meeting OF the board OF directors OF
ms COMPANY. hoi'; this day. the regular
quarterly dividend or per cent was de-
area nr"n - capital stock payable April
D. l'l. Z" stockholders OF record at close
81 ~ ir"s3 March rs, 1917. Checks will lie
Il J. WILLINGIIAM JR
---------- secretary.
OLD DOMINION TRUST COMPANY.
fiii: directors or this company have de.
'i"rch nnar,criy dividend n per cent.
n"i!cr' 90 record March -. 1917
W. II LAUGHTER
Score,
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FOR sale or exchange for mules or CattI.
one Imported rcsistGrcb English hackme.
Sthliioa; suTe an'i we'll broken. Good re-,
son for selling. ". l.. Mcninger X Sons
Clayyilc. Va.
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once of
The IitN I.n-ir..

Sea!ed proposals will he rcceiv.I a. tb,s
ounce until - o'clock noon MARCEL ~ ISIT
'"r tnc furnishing ana delivering coal for
I'lncs l.Ncr 'harbor, improvements for !.
peiio! o! ono year. from April l. 1917
r1rlnS OF proposals can hc obtained ON
certified check for $50 mus, accom-.
10 rnS rnsi, h'a - Euaranty. ot execution
serves the right 1" rejcc, any and al MA.
'iiAS. l.. ROLLING;
city Engineer
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- 90
STOCKS AND BONDS.

N!l.E SAM COMPANY OIL. STOCK
hb.s NHrShiu ever offered IN old established
"' '"np"hN past experiment stage h.v.
r'pc INC many wholesale stations % coo
",fcS case IA :cur States. brought in four
30, =" ''"y.' 10 rigs NOW drilling Prices
80. '"I McHh only. Great future. 5.O0o
''!i"rcr. "l0 ""ftiiiCatc. SiS: 10 0o0 .htrrs
" ,i,t ,er'ihc.te S,S: 1000 shares ono ccr-
IN! bonds. l"f East First street. Wiehi,a
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Meadc-LockRrd,

BEDFORD VA. March l6.-Jos.5i.
w. Meade and Miss Ada Lockatd left
for Washington OF Thursday night. and
We're married In that city. Miss Lock
ard Ia the eldest daughter Of the late
J. r. and Alico Gertrude Lockard Nr.
Meade Is grandson OF tho late John
q. Wharton. for many years pastor OF
81 Johns Episcopal Church In Bed
ford.
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Sight Seeing
A-iomobiics {i:3o pcr hour aud w
". I. DANIEL.
5cnicNarl 80 .rd :lG-l.
shoyk absorocr. good ,.r'> ten,1lr,ed,
Motor 20. 81 West Broa. l'none AiadI.
COMMERCIAL. autoiupble bodies anu tops.
hcH ana second hand wagons. Richs rd =
son sros.. el5 BROOK Avenue Madison 1861.
FOR sale or exchange. MAXWELL touring car.
almost ieM Apny 10. East Main.
Used cars Of unusual mcri;, WITH electric
tccn Cadillac touring. Overland touring ard
funT bout SAXON runah"u' Sec US before
nu!inr kiinc Car Sales Co. 3:2 West
f"I, sale Ford runabou, Bosch nasncio
"aGIp l"G Gail Madison 1850.
ls7 Ford ,onrinF $500 ono isiS NO i Si.s
ReSnntly ovsrhaulcd. a. Meyers Son CO..
COMMERCIAL. bottles suit. oIc FOR every pur-
pos from us up y. Meyers Son Co. 8
WANTED TO rent slnHIl Farm Or, suburban
.pirN Convenient to South EiChinond or
ostpceu 'I"hiEon! AMI Peters bur. state
gu particulars in reply. Siri[.ruc, T. l.
u .. h"$ ~. south Richmond.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST or .,ntslaiI. policy 40 Ia7i3- Issued
by the Tenn Mutual Life insurAnc. Com
r"iy on thc nc OF John ". Rector The
naGer VIII please return ~ 70 she uufnr-
signed. An application has been m.Ge Tor
me Issuing OF duplicate. j ". Rector
!. y lLayM.s : Venue. Nor;h richmond, Va
Los T, ono oli.fh-hirucd bar piU i've stones
THURSDAY about y ~ Liberal reward
" te,rrnrd :" 60; North Thira street. or
LOST bronze medal marked ''i'or Service
United state Nay rcycrs- Yves, India
Ianp.lgn. lk"N, attAchc.! 10 clasp marked
w. I. j. Return 20 SO American Ma
'lonhl Bank Building Reward
LOST. SUNDAY. February I, ,;3o p NJ green
pHraso'. Dresden design. between Union
station hu1 trolley 20 Jefferson Park or
on iroli.!, AGdrcs' HiisN SrcppcrSon, Hotel
ird'E' atlantr tItHt y OLE. EcviT.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

STOCK STATESMEN. HIGII.CLASs. EX.
ilHiC BUILDING.
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FOR SALE-Aiachinery.

t''6@fss7' T'FVITtIS' 'UENFs1 IN!Nt : ),
SsNS. Id IN mills. Eenccring machine
boilers and cnsinc: good cono..ion l. Blu,
|ord G. Co.
CHANCE seldom offered So Viii buv \
hhe saddle horHc: sound and kird. but Will
not WORK to harness. Can bc seen at
EruIl stable Is South Tenth Street
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Observation-Disclosures.
FOR S.ALf.-iiorScs,

WANTED. 10 buy drug busincss small town
DispAtCh.
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Handsome Front, Going In.

Many handsome fronts have recently
been put in tho business houses along
Sycamore Street. and others arc being
put i'll. The result is that the street
has been greatly improved in appear
aRce. and has more attractive bust
ness like aSpcct
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-17

ofEClA LILY salesman 10 sell automobiles.
Must i'c Il live wire. No automobile cx-
pcriemc" necessary. Apply in person only.
t.nAS $ clNltk. Salc:,mIA narcr.
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20 EXTRA GOOD MULES
7Ha-- ---------=l
" tSTt.D-i}urses
Observation-Disclosures.

PA!it mares or horses ana farm wagon
anu hhrncsg. AidrcSa "o1 East ,'iu:
Street Richipou,l. y.
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CHURCH NOTICES


rBIS'-pPA1.
6 a54$in &2'rgs, ge.s M3sroe, f
seer, so 81 II the ns srii, hops.
'ernoon al Stranger: co a e iSSi,.i a.
r,psr Ip,nESiYrERIAH
F5ssshtnE 4 i r 4Es ana 3 p p NJ Df 81 'b.
10, men and women 4, 10 A. W. ''e ''''se'
n Reg. 4 Hu s cEst ?. 4 Z +:
r SUNDAY school. ,:45 a. NJ W. eu"csday'
Ms MEstTM Nj, Ms PREs EnIAN
r ns 'f Il \, n P sad p r. PASTOR;
MILAN BI;AcK cvsnselis, North eR r EEH:
una synod. Welcome.
GRACE COVENANT pRrsRyrE,,,>.
Ht% t&yiN sTEM sna R!1aT g. g. S rssss9
a5S'RsT PS seis c''WSs m M: Msfs
81 s. M-Fsss;%% YsSs.l ssss.. f"s sthoo,.
SO r. NJ. Sermon by Dr.. smith
VISITORS always welcome
Hsqad s s'rdlss E fEE EoRd fEwE e. MI
T s%nday srfeoi. sso a II M i! and
n nnN fhiis ,n elss.fs me-, in eastern an.
T. NJ You are cordially invItcJ. $40
r TTffct sS;,> HAITlsT CHURCH. t cIAc-
mar, -; - IN, ~ NIL minisicr. Dr. Skinner
uicrhins thc!nc. "a New Arquairt.ns. aud
How u is MADE ht evening. "EoiIovi ,,, -
c che ' Miii sin, a! ne eyenns g?rli.e The
Mhundori. .nd Though Your Sins ISc :. i.
S: ,T.r'.,, NJ ". i. neimhard, viii sia,:
v.nira,.,. ~, 10 tray ,Hewitp. y cordiai
nEIGi! STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
Isr., IwcntE.hf,h and Leigh Streets,
i, ,'tHhinE a. II A. NJ. and I:45 p N Ia.
~ N\GEm!ST GEORGE ". SWoPE' Dr.
~ OF" VIII preach every nigh; next wrcI,
' '''' u 'U''lf ana Insnlra tiouat
lie cordially invited iuo
EHklSTtAN SCIENCE
~ IHIRtH or CHRIST SCIENTIST
nnSulHT services viii be held to- nnr ~ ~,
iHH Dri,,G IN the church edincs corner PARK
:Nne.ius ana Meadow sStr~eil ar II n'cin,L
,unicri: Substance" Wednesday evnpinr.
ana experience meeting AZ
y" Nio,N kcaninE rooms tNos SOL .s0.c -. In
TrHd In tho Virginia Railway and pouo-
stroe:s' and corner srn Seyo2ih and Franklin
! rom rom ~ y. NJ u . l.. VI All are cordiaii.,
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INFORMATION WANTED.

iNFOItMhTION WANTED.
DEEDS. nIDrriuSc bonds. Wills bible re-
cords concerning the Perkins family be-
ven ,hn years ii@3- 1890. Desired docu-
tnEats viii bc literally patti for. Address
{, -. Perkins Box .Qo Paris. III
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BOARDING.

SEkCTIFCT aiCo.c front room. yuI'i:.r
c,nosurc. Nth hoard 40 West ':r.rc
BoAEDERS wanted room .ud board. 5.
West t:r."c. Madison oio-j.
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

W FRED. tlCnAKDSUN. Inc. Sol-eoI
household goods. Moving. pacKipE and
ehiuUiug. IunLolph St7.
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MEETINGS

NiEGiN1A lIlSToNICAI. StJCITTY7
- W. at 20. East Franklin Street,
i''Sl"'Nih report No address,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE spTinEtime Ia coming. Le, us ciean
your Sarpcts and rugs apJ store them.
". Fred; tiIcnhtdson. Inc. Flrsproof storage.
~ -0e3 West Sain street. Phone Randolph
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SHOE REPAIRING

III MEN. the new leather yubstitute. WeArs
Irnret tighter. waterproof. nonslid. No
Mdeak. whole solcd or half soicd. Drew's
Electric Shoe Factory. iie n..s. aalu
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR sale. sound mixed field OF 'oppcas
suitable for planting: a, ss4o per bushe I.
samuel Bear. Sr.. & Sons, Whining ton
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New Corporation.

Of ) per cent on it's stock. and the stock
commands Il very high price
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FUNERAL NOTICES

BkowN.--Thc tuneTri oi CTTNr0% r.
bRc"N. "ho Gi-d Gainesville Pa
will take place SUNDAY IT ! o'clock a,
The sharon Bap;iA; Church F'lr., and l.,rh
street, Fri"u", and acquaintance are re-
'pcc'fully invited "a a,;cud
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MASON itAMIIN piano. almost new
snap Tor advanced musician. owner will
lake part cash. Can he seen or address
loops Piano Hospital. Flrst and Nain
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FOR gale, hrst-ciass planting peas Mixed
S:Sa '!ays or Whips. SIS: 0-Day Vel
x i,. beans sl3at g. h; Tcnnilc. Smith
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No. 5l2 West
Broad Street

Gerry Court Of the City OF Richmond
in the case of Johanna Houcks. cXccu-
tor, VS.. Augusta W. Flauhart ct ais.
entered on May II, 1916, the under
signed will sell by public auction ON
the nrCmiSeS
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WANTED. EXPERIENCED. COMPETENT
WOMEN TO DO SEWING On SKIRTS
AND DRESSES IN OUR ALTER lTiDN
DEPARTMENT APPLY At ONCE
KAUFMAN G. CO.
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Fly POLLARD Il BAGBY, INC.
AND
GOL.SAN g. NASH,
Real Estate Auctionccrs.

ENECUToHS AUCTION SALE OF
VALUABLE NJ ROY y WEST !
EROAD T r T. l. T r EOp ;TY, /
NilNG - |
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TUESDAY, MARCH 20. 1917,
t.nn =,

TUESDAY, MARCH 20. 1917,
at $3.50 o'clock +. NJ.
that valuable two-story brick store
building with lot fronting oS feet 2
inches. moro or less. on tho north side
OF Broad Street, between Henry and
smith Streets. in the city OF Richmond,
and beginning at a point about iii feet
? inches from tho west line OF Henry
street. and extending back between
parallel lines 80 feet moro or less, 10
an alley is feet wide.
TERMS: One fourth cash. and tho
residue IN three equal install,nents at
four eight and twelve months from
the date OF sale, or all cash at the
option OF the purchaser. with legal
interest thereon from the date nf the
sale. to their respective dates OF ma
tnrity, added: tho title to said prom
erty to bc retained by the court AS
security for said deferred payments
until the whole OF the purchase money
is paid and conveyance Is ORDERED,
~ the court.
y. w. BENNETT.
Executor.
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CUT RATE SHOES

ME IN Congress- CATERS. glazed colt hide.
pre- Shoe Co. sos West Broad
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BUSINESS CHANCES

DISTRIBUTOR ~antcd ia i.ii ,yrj,.gs -!
'liich IN NiIslnia og,sidc f.!crulU.iG Tor
on" @: tho b.s; aiA-cyIino r ,utvlarbii,
.uiii Doutie Govt. continental motor.
irnt. Sl...J. hir- Ear Sales 60 Inc
=: W. Eroad Street Iiichrnurd. "
"'.1Ss.ii' ~" "pn.cc,ioncr! iIr sale Mt
&c "olH t once. Cheap rent good To-
c1lty. Apps "a. VEST BroaG "
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ENGEp; GOOD PRoPosITIoN FOR
BhGiGRtAT 16N soo , XXMMaHRq #, MINING In COX
BALTIMORE, MD.
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YOUNG lady T." call on houackccpcr i'm
towns in virginia. No selling proposi-
explain our business methods Address i
O. BOX S4s. Richmond.
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HELP WANTED-Eemale

With the house work and the care OF :
little girls. good home to the right
party. References. tsCh .rd V. Nottingham,
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WAN1En-SaIeSmen

SPI.ENDID chance for a specIaIiv saiesn,. an
to .sll General Motors Company's trucks.
one OF the four best built trucks on the
tor, ,.,, 70 nye tons. We can pay an intelligent
CHAs. S. CLARK. ssIesmsnansssr. year.
KAEHLER MOTOR CO.,
Broad at Ryland.
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HELP WANTED-Nale and Female

WANTED. At ONCE AN EXPERIENCED
HAND FOR ALTERATIONS on MEMS
CLOTHING. GOLDE CLOTHES SIIOI,
,o7 EAST BROAD STREET
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WANTED, competent girl for cooking and
general housework. Small family An.
ply col! Hanover Avenue. Telephone Bouic-
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FOR sALE-Household Goods
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS
ICE CREAM
SHOES

SPttl Al. for this wccx. pecan 30
Madison a5!n. Wynnc Ic" Cream r,I
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STENOGRAPHEK, capable ~ tAkinc rapid
dictati9n and transcrihinS notes acru-
rately State experience: hours $50 \ NJ
10 $3.50 i. NJ: salary. $40 to So per month.
* Is. care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-17

STEERS for sale-One carload OF nice fat
>, Young steers for sale. Write Leonard
Itros. Lou.sburg y. z.
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SUMMER BOARDING.

~'Lhi.f. ikb iN.>. iI..... Il.
country sn" .esshore Crulpi.'.J With cav
OF enl-n'es :.ce!!tnt table. 50 to Ill
yer "eeh VII. N.sses i.rU SAUCES. )
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JUNK DEALERS

l.. ROSE y co.
'fon: Metals; Rags, Rubber. Hides.
'eh's ana Army Equipments.
Auto Parts.
Richmond Va
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ANTIQUES

MY entirc collection for sale OF 20 to 30
per cent of regular prices Must he
SSootu Within ten days. J. Is. Beard, lIj
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WANTED-Boarn.

>NNrED, hy a LADY. uuic, and com
i"r'as'e room WITH or n"ar bath an,
COOL board. Between Laurel S'rcor .ii,
Men, hycnue preferred. Address y -
arc Times Dis patch.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-25
DEATH OF HUGH SHERIDAN.
Woclen Manufacturer Formerly Owned
Mills in Ashuelot, N. II.

Hugh sheridan, for a number of years
a well known wooden manufacturer in
Ashuelot, died Tuesday morning about
II clock at st. Elizabeth 5 hospital,
Brighton, Mass, where he had been sev-
eral weeks for treatment. He underwent
a serious surgical operation June is.
Mr. Sheridan was born in Scotland,
but. came to this country quite early in
life. About a year ago he sold out the
Sheridan wooden mills, tenements, etc,
lin Ashuclot, which he had conducted
for ten or twelve years. Some of the
time he made his home at the Cheshire
House in kecne He was successful
manufacturer, thoroughly verscd in the
wooden business.
Since selling the Ashuelot mills, he
had lived part of the time in Providence,
II. l., and more recently in North Adams,
Mass, where he bought home several
weeks ago. He is survived by a widow
a sister, two sons, Ralph J. and William
| II. Sheridan of New London, Conn, and
daughter, Mrs. w. +. Robertson OF
/ Iinsdale
/ The body is to be taken to North
Adams for burial and the funeral will be
| held there, probably Thursday.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-25
SEIZE ELECTRIC MACHINERY.
German Authorities Even Restrict Buy.
ing or Selling of Motors.

All electrical machinery and kindred
apparatus in the German Empire have
been requisitioned by the government,
according to report in the franklin
ter Zeitung, quoted in the London news
papers, and it is no longer possible to
buy or sell electric motors without spc-
cial permission.
An article III recent issue of the
Kolnische Zeitung, describing a visit
to the imperial shipyard at kiel, where
a great deal Of ship repairing is done,
contained the following passage:
Cooper is now used in large quanti-
ties in all ships, although, of course,
consumption is restricted as much as
possible. Especially for steam piping
there is no substitute for copper, and if
is also needed for all purposes where
high resistance to sea water and salt air
| is necessary. Nothing seems vet to be
known at kiel about scarcity or cop
| per, and if our enemies think that they
can starve Us out by cutting off the red
metal they will be Just as much de
! ceiVed in this as in the rest of their star
walton scheme 1t is pleasant to see
formed, snakelike. by skillful hands.
cover against the boiler shop Is the
electrical shop, which becomes every day
more important with the increased use
of electricity. We have already gone a
long way in this. although we have not
vet gone quite 50 far as the Americans
who even drive the screw shafts of large
ships by electric motors. AS re
CARDS our submarines, it is indeed
much the same with us. for our subma
rines already consist half of electricity
THE submarines are also concerned Will
the accumulation shop, where aecumula
tors are repaired. Repair is not Away
possible, for the demands made on tn,
accumulators in war are sometimes to-
great -
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-25
WARDSBORO CENTER.

Ellis Wilder was home a few days re-
Gently.
Miss Isabel Pierce visited her friend,
Mrs. Estabrook, recently.
John Shampine and Freeman Lazell
cut the hay on the John Bailey place.
Everyone is making the usual com
plant as to the weather, but crops are
growing well.
Mrs. Archibald and two little sons
of Mortified. Mass, are visiting her
sister, Mrs. Courser.
Miss Mildred Porter has returned to
Brattleboro after three-weeks vaca-
ton spent with her parents here.
Mrs. Mabel Bacon and little son Wis
tied her sisters, Mrs Daisy Fitzpatrick
and Mrs. Joseph Lamarehe, last week.
"Teddy" Dominee has returned to
! his home in Holyoke, Mass, after spend
ing several weeks in the home of his
uncle, Joseph Lamarche.
Mr.. and Mrs John Bailey were al
their place here few days recently
They have closed it and gone back t,
work for Gel Parker in Londonderry.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-25
MALIGNANT COMMENTATOR.
Following Enlistment Slur Reformer
Eviscerates Former Resident.
est. Adams Messenger.l

The Brattleboro Reformcr is to be com
pllmented on its answer to over col
umn of SANDER on Vermont appearing
in the New London, Ct, Day, written by
a pen artist who contributes his stuff
under the name of ''The Commentator -
The Commentator, writing that he once
lived in Vermont, adds, . am glad that
don I live there now. | should be
glad Of that III any event, but | am es-
pecIallv thankful that ! don t have to
confess citizenship in a state that has
made for itself the rotten record that
that state has established i'll this matter
of recruiting.
The Reformer evidently remembers
when the Commentator lived in Yer
mont, for it makes mention of the days
when he staggered about the streets of
| the country village with an aromatic
breath, dawdling with a cane. That
such an individual thrown up against
the manly native stock Of a Windham
county village, should depart with feel
ings not Of the kindliest is very natura
and one would expect 4 venting Of spite
Isooner or later.
But he took wrong time and a bad
opportunity to do it, for The Reformel
mailed him to the mast after spreading
his 'innards out for fertilizer. Thi
Messenger pitics The Commentator, 70
always occasions regret when sucl
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-25
WEST BRATTLEBOR0

Louis r Moore Of Bennington was a
weekend visitor at G. $ Hidcis
Helen. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Woodbury. Is boarding for the present.
with Mrs. Jane Atkinson.
Mrs Julia Bills, housckccpcr for Mrs.
Roscoe Fisher, has returned from a visit
with relatives in Wardsboro.
Reginald sawyer of Albany, y. Y, who
II visiting relatives IN Brattleboro, was a
visitor yesterday AZ Mrs r. j. Knights
Miss li-shcl Cay. who teaches in Dun.
dee, ILL.,, and who is spending the summer
in Hlllsbaro, y ~, is expected Friday
To- ei.it her sister. Mis- Morgan and niece,
Mrs II y. Perry.
NIrs Ncttc Harvey, who had been visit.
ing her daughter, Mrs &. :. Rider, has
returned 20 her home in South Hadle,
Ftlls Mass Mrs Louis Freeman # South
lladlcy is now guest OF Mrs Rider.
Nj, Fugere and family Of Chicopec,
Mass. are expected Saturday To- occupy
the Il : Miller cottage at Sunset lake
tor a week Mn. Fugctc has spent sever
~ seasons at the lake in the Miller cot
tagc.
MIS- baNpd g. IctfN gave dinner party
Yesterday to few friends in honor Of her
daughter. Airs Alton Blodgctt. of Wash
Ington, who is visiting here during Tho
summer II was the anniversary OF Mrs
Blodgctt's birth.
William Preston of Greenfield, who hat
been IN the Nerosc hospital Tor mcdica
treatment, has returned 20 his home Mrs
Frcd Nerher 81 llnsdalc, who underwear
an operation Tor rupturcd appendix, i
now considered 10 hc clt Of danger.
H. r. Cuycy's new bungalow, whicl
T. s. Hall has been building for him OF
the site where Nh Conveys house wa
burned last 1ll il about completed, tn
pastctels having finished there this week
MIR. Convey expects to occupy it by SCI
tcmhCr
\ S Nichols Of West Brattlcboro, VIII
has been spending two weeks in Greenfield
with his sister, Mira Frank Miller an
other relatives, went Friday to jackson
willie 10 visit his sistcr-in.aw, Mrs Luc
Putnam. He also visited Mr. and Mn
Willard Nichols of Shclburnc Falls Fror
Jacksonville hc will 60 to the home Of hi
sister, Mrs Henry Pcasc in West Halifa,