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SOUTHERN AUTO SUPPLY co., Ins..
I'M PA kfE. n. ".
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DEATHS

y. m, Major WILLIAM LEE LENNON.
beloved husband Of Laura A Lsmmon. agsd
eighty-one years
Funeral from his late resfdsncs, 1s1s "
street northwest, on "wednesday. April Z. a
D. m Relatives and friends invited to
attend Interment at Glenwood Csnster1.
sIMds-Dsparted this life Sunday. March
II, lslS. At 1870 q. m. At his re4ldenca.
1lu New Hampshire avenue. JOHN A. De-
voted husband OF L0rena u. Slmma., -
his eishty-eighth year.
Funeral from A. n. :. Mstropollfau
Church. N street, between 18th and 18th
strests northwest on Thursday. April
& at o'clock .. m. Relatives and friend1
invited to attend 81
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CENTRAL AUTO SUPPLY co., mo-.
ioN PenbGylVania Ave. N. W.
ANYTHING FOR AUTOS"
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from influenza. He also wrote that his
brother, Everett, was also III with
the same disease.
Relatives here Of Dr.. Waldo 8. Howe,
now in a hospital In France, have re-
ceived news that he was doing rs we'll
IS could be expected. The letter stated
that both feet were amputated above
the ankle He also underwent one or
two operations to remove shrapnel
from his thigh
Thanksgiving guests included Priv
ate Carlton Metcalf of Camp Deyens.
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. j.
Metcalf; Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin P. Smith
of Brattleboro ut G, H. Bemis s; Mr..
aud Mrs. Dana Yeaw and Mildred
Yeaw of Brattleboro and Mr.. and Mrs.
r. G. Moore of South Newfane at Will
Yeaw s.; Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Howe and
son, Carl, and daughter, Ruby, and
Miss Marion Howe were guests at
Ralph Howe's in Wilmington; Mr.. and
| Mrs. w. c. Halliday, G. o. Randall
Mrs. w. II. Moore and daughter, Maude
at Frank Gould s; Mr. and Mrs. C. F
[4azelle and son, Carleton, at O. C.
Bolster's; Mrs. Mary Goodell and Mrs
Harold Wright at Zina Goodell s; Mrs
Diantha Niles, Lawrence and Laton
Snow, Mrs G. E. Prouty and daughter
Evelyn, at +. II. Pratt's; Mr.. and
Mrs. c. II. Turner and Leslie Turner al
w. c. Halladay's in Brattlehoro; Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Edwards at Car
'Browns; Ruth Hale of Brattlebore
at D. NJ. Hale s.
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GRAFTON.

Miss Della Lawrence was ut home for
the holiday.
c. W. Brown and family have gone to
Gageville for the winter
Miss Gladys Prouty is in New Britain,
Conn.,, for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. D. ?. Rowland have
gone 10 Amherst, Mass, for several
weeks.
John Holden and family and Mrs Blake
of Greenfield, Mass, were at A. III. Hol-
den's Thanksgiving.
Miss Hazel Teradwell was at home
from Leland and Gray seminary from
Thursday 10 Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. F. Aiken and Miss
| Maud Aiken spent Thanksgiving day
with Mrs Clifford Woodward in Bellows
| Falls.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Merrifield went
Wednesday TO Randolph to visit a few
days with their raughter, Mrs. Frank
Morss.
Rev. and Mrs. G. T. Congdon and Mrs
O. d. Wilder were entertained at the
Whitcomb residence for dinner Thanks
giving day.
Miss Gladys Clough of Boston and
| Phineas Clough of Potsdam, y. y. spent
Thanksgiving with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. W Clough
Miss F. S. Hall returned Tuesday from
Brattleboro. where she had been a guest
of her aunt, Mrs. l. X. Bancroft, at the
Brooks Houes a week
w. j.. L. Walker and Mrs. Walker
motored to Northampton, Mass, Thurs.
day 10 spend few days with their daugh,
ter, Mrs, r. Ernest Reynolds.
Mr. and Mrs. o. L. Wilson, Mrs. Tread
well, Miss Hazel Treadwell and Geore,
Hobert attended the Pomona Grang.
meeting in Westminster West Saturday
evening. Harry Farnsworth taking then
i'll his automobile.
The Grange held an open meeting Prid
day evening. A musical program wa.
given. Miss Hazel Treadwell PLAYED sc
lections on the piano and Airs. Treadwel
sang, after which all joined in singing
patriotic songs. Games were played later
y party of young people from her,
attended the harvest supper at tn,
Houghtenville schoolhouse Tuesday eve
ming, Nov. %, which was given for til,
benefit Of the Victory Boys and Girls
Al report n good time and fine sup
per.
The W. w. G. was organized Satur
, day afternoon at the home of Mis-
Edith Colburn, under the leadership o
, Miss Dagert and Miss Hill OF BELOW
Falls. The following officers wer
chosen: Pres, Edith Colburn. vie
> pres, Edith Glasier; Sec, Hazel Howe
TREAS, Florence Stafford; chairman o
: program com, Marion Brown; chair
man of finance com, Mrs. DAME
Wright; council, Mrs Condgon, Mr.
Merriield and Miss Angie Hakey RI
freshments were served
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SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

George Curtis Is i'll.
Horace Alexander is i'll Ind confined
to the bed.
D.. L. Benson was in Brattlebofo
Monday on business.
Raymond Churchill returned home
Sunday fren Camp Jackson, South
Carolina.
On Thanksgiving day the pond was
frozen over SO the children enioyed
fine skating.
The section force has been cut down
to two men and the boss, being the
usual winter gang.
The West River Creamery Co. is
building a new receiving station on
the creamery building.
A large shipment of clothing was
made from the Methodist church to the
Belgian Relief society.
About two inches of snow fell Mon
| day night. 1t was not enough for
sleighing, but the ground is white.
A few of the soldier boys were home
for CHARACTERIZATION Rowley
Curtis Warner and James Bradshaw.
|
have been shipped from this station
and many trees are waiting for cars.
| A. F. Cudworth was in Pittsfeld a
few days last week, where he held court
as a referee, returning home Wednes
day.
George futile was in Brattleboro at
tending the Holstein- Friesian sale
Tuesday and the association meeting il
the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Walker are
making visit at Postmaster Tyler 3
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker always are vel
come visitors in South Londonderry.
A force of carpenters from St. Al
bans is at work moving the water tanl
to the north side of the turntable
They will build new engine house o.
enlarge the old one to accommodate tw,
engines.
The Green Mountain Farmers Co
Operative Exchange held meetn:
Monday. A car of grain is bought ant
under way. 1t is the intention 10 bu,
| syrup and sugar cans and other sup
plies for the farmers.
Charles Kingsbury has been maxim,
some repairs on their dam A few NOR
are needed TO stop the leaks whiel
still are noticeable but all are thank
full for such a. are made, as the tow
looks dark without the electric hghts
+ At the band $ annual masauerad
bah q record breaking crowd assem-
bled and the costumes were numerou
and up to standard and very event
matched. The oyster supper served b
the Rebekahs was we'll patronized, net
ting a good sum of money.
George Lackey, well known in tow
and once resident here, was badl
burned about his arms in the fire i
Putney. He was working in a roor
and was unable to get out and had t
be carried out. He was taken to no
pital in Brattleboro for treatment
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EAST DOVER.

, Wilbur Stowe has had a telephone
installed in his home, 3-eip.
A. A. Larrabee of Winchester, \. H..
visited at A. Z. Jones 5 Friday
! Earl Yeaw was in South Newfans
saving wood the first of the week
The Ladies Aid society will NEE;
with Mrs. r. H. Perkins Tuesday after
noon, Dee. 10.
Mr.. Davis of Londonderry was il
town the first of the week repairing tn,
telephone line.
|. Clifford Staples of Springfield, Mass.
came Tuesday to visit his father, Clari
Staples, at Charles Edwards's
. Mrs. Rexford Johnson. Annie Brown
Miss Matte Metcalf and Mrs. w. II
Moore attended the funeral Of Berry
Hetfion in Wardsboro Friday
Miss Annie Brown and Miss Berth;
Leary returned TO. Waterbury, Conn.
Saturday after spending week Will
Miss Brown 5 parents, Mr. and Mrs
II. n Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edwards. Nj
and Mrs. H. NJ Brown, and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Carl Brown attended the fuuera
of Mr. Perry in South Newfane Tues
day afternoon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Wentworth re
eeived letter from their son, Forrest
in France dated Nov. 10 which state,
he was in a hospital and recovering
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EAST JAMAICA.

Miss Crystal Cheney of South Ian
caster was a guest of her sister, Mrs
L. 4. Potter, the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs r. T. Robinson and
daughter. Doris. ate Thanksgiving din.
ner with Mrs. Ella Robinson in lanai
ca
Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Herbert and
sons of West Townshend were at the
hone of Mrs. Herbert's father, " S
Allen, for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Z. W. Butler and son. Freder
lex, metored TO Brattleboro Saturday
Her mother, Mrs. Hannah Prentiss, and
sister, Mrs. Hattie Jones, Accompanied
!, them home,
Miss Ethel Slader and Miss Rutl
Fletcher of Rutland came Nov. OF K
be Thanksgiving guests of Mrs. Clar
enee Pierce, at n. F. Pierce's, return
ing home Monday f
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WTI1TIN4HAM.

Amanda Sawyer Ia working fot Mrs.
Clara Sawyer.
Homer Boyd OF Middletown. Conn,
called on friends in town Last sseek.
There will be teachers meeting in
the Houghton school Saturday, Dee. 8.
Neva Hayden at Abbie Taylor Is
i'll with Influenza DIR. Thomas is at
tending her
Harold Parker, who has been having
influenza, has recovered and returned
to his studies in the Wilmington high
school
Freeman Hager has opened the sawrnill
at Davis Bridge and has several men
at work getting out ash stock for gov
eminent stirrups
The Ladies Benevolent society net
ted over $50 at its harvest supper and
sale of bedquilts, aprons. towels, and
handkerchiefs Nov. %.
Private William White OF Camp Dew
ems was home over Sunday and Loren
Page, Fred Bernard, and Harold Daven-
port We're home Thanksgiving.
Clayton Carrier was home from his
work in North Adams over Thsnksgiv-
ing and the Carrier family had their
Thanksgiving dinner at Claude Car
rier's.
Clarence Plumb was able to walk to
the village this week, after his serious
illness of several weeks. He was very
i'll with influenza long time, and had
measles just as he was getting better
| Fortyce Hager and mother, Mrs
Freeman HageY, and Miss Leone Ha
ger motored to White River Junction
Saturday, returning Sunday. They
stopped few hours in Springfield {Vt.)
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Putnam aud
little son. Harold, of Middletown, Conn.
spent several days recently with rela
tives in town. They were at Alder
Allard 8 in Jacksonville Thanksgiving
day.
Mrs. Walter Chase received letts
from her brother, Grover Plumb, tina
he was wounded and in hospital il
France. Mrs. Chase has received no no
tice from the government to that ef
feet yet.
| L. Fl. Sawyer and family went b,
automobile to Northampton, Mass
Thanksgiving day and visited thei
daughter, Festa, who is in Smith 's eol
lege. None of the girls there were al
lowed to leave for the holiday.
Eleanor Murphy, Dorothy Hathaway
and Zada Nichols, teachers in towI
went to their home in Benningto
Wednesday and returned Sunday. ,
R. Gillett met them in North Adam
and brought them here by automobile
Mrs. Bessie Albee accompanied he
niece, Mrs. Dwight Putnam. to her HON
: in MiddletoTn, Conn, Monday. Mr.
: Albee viii visit her niece short tin,
and go from there to see her siste
Mrs. T5ogood, in brooklyn. Mrs. To,
good has news that her son. Harol
formerly of this town, 10 in hospit;
in France.
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DUMMERSTON.
Death Of Mrs. c. o. Reed.

Mrs. Angelina NASH Reed, 80, died
Of shock Saturday night at 1890
o'clock at her home here after an ill
ness of four years. She was faithful
" cared for by her son, Albert, and
her niece, Miss Rosa Simonds, and Miss
Ida Gates of Ludlow, Mass.
Mrs. Reed was born in Ludlow, Mass,
in 1913, the youngest of family OF
IL children. Fiftv.two years ago she
married Charles 0. Reed of Dummers-
ton, who died April 26, 1918. She
leaves three sons, Herbert 7. of Am.
herst. Mass. Albert l.. Of Dummerston
and Henry G. of Thorndyke, Mass, one
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-05
DON'T BE BALD
How To Make Hair Grow Strong,
Thick and Lustrous.

If your hair is thinning out, don I
wait another day, but go to W. F.-Root
and get bottle of Partisan sage, the
truly efficient hair grower.
Don t say: cit the same. old story;
I've heard it BEFORE" but try a bot.
tie at their risk. They guarantee FaI
risian sage to stop falling hair and
stimulate new growth, Danish al
dandruff and almost instantly STOP
scalp itch. or money back.
Partisan sage contains just the Gle
ments needed to properly invigorate
the hair roots. 1t a prime favoritt
with discriminating ladies because il
makes the hair so soft and lustrous
and appear twice as abundant.
Partisan sage is inexpensive and cas-
lily obtainable at all drug stores.-Adv
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WEST TOWNSHEND.

Mrs. f. w Holden spent Thanksgiy-
ing with friends in Newfane.
Mrs. George Edwards is visiting her
sister, Sarah Allen, in New York.
Mrs. George T. Gale went TO Spring.
field. Mass, Monday TO attend the fu'
neral Of her nephew, Harold Burbee.
Thanksgiving guests from out OF
town were Miss Edith Harris of Brat
tleboro at L. J. Harris S, Miss Addie
and Miss Grace Morse of Brattlehorc
at A. r. Hadloek's, and Miss Eta
3Iundell Bertune and Bertene Nun
dell of Brattleboro at Mrs. Clark Nun
dell &
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-05
A Watchful Pastor.

The preacher was in the middle of an
exhaustive discourse, when he suddenly
looked round, then beckoned to the sex
ton.
Jones, open couple Of windows on
each side of the church, please
Beg your pardon, sir, was the reply,
did | understand you to say open the
windows!'
Yes was the retort; 1T is not health
full to sleep with the windows shut
Stray Stories.
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WEEPING ECZEMA
SOON RELIEVED
A Perfect Treatment For This
Distressing Complaint

w ASlNG.
az had an attack Of Weeping
Eczema; so bad that my clothes
would be wet through at times.
suffered terribly. / could get no
relief until tried 'Fruit-a-tives Tor
FyuH Liaer Tablets and SCOTIA
saliva The first treatment gave me
relief. Altogether, have used three
boxes Of SCOTIA Saliva and two of
'Fruit-a-tives' and am entirely well".
G.. w. HALL.
Both these remedies are sold by
dealers at soc. a box, for $3.50, or
sent by FRUIT.A-TIVES Limited,
OGDENSBURG, NY.
"Fruit.a-tives" is also put up in a
t'ial size which sells for 25c.
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Miss Fortyodd had been aroused from
her slumbens by a rather awkward burg
lar. Thinking, to quiet her, the burglar
said, gently:
Il don't want you, lady; on'y Your
money
Whereupon Miss Fortyodd' shifted con
temptuously and replied:
Get ont: you're Just like all the resi- of
taem. Puck
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Bring Your
Prescriptions
Here

II you want them filled with the purest
and freshest drugs, and with the great
est care and accuracy-flled precisely
as your physician orders them filed,
20 produce the exact effects he desires.
We are proud Of the record we have
made in our prescription department.
And yet we fill prescriptions at very
reasonable prices, and I'LL them quickly,
too.
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WEST WARDSBORO.
Funeral Of Miss Beryi Heffion.

The community was saddened to hear
OF the sudden death from erysipelas in
Brattleboro Memorial hospital Wednes-
day evening. Nov. 81, of Miss Beryl 2.
Heffion, daughter of DIR. and Mrs. o. Y.
Heffion of this place. Miss Beryl had a
cheerful disposition and was loved by
all, and will be greatly missed by her
friends and schoolmates. She leaves be-
sides her father and mother. brother
Otis. Funeral services were held at the
home here Friday noon. Rev. Ashfieid
Ashford. assisted by Rev. z. ". johnson
of West, Wardsboro. officiated. There
were many beautiful flowers. The be
reaved family has the sympathy of all
j. f. Gleason accompanied the body u
Franklin Friday night, Or. and Nt-a
Hefflon, Otis Heffion and Mrs. G. II
Allen going by automobile. Funera
services and burial took place there Sun
day. Dr. Heffion plans 70 take Mrs. Hef
flon and Otis with him to Carlisle. Pa.
the last of the week.
Mrs. Ellis Wilder Is working for Mrs
| ". l.. Pineo.
The Sunday school will hold a sil
yer social in the vestry Wednesday eve
ming, Dec. Il.
Miss Ethel Parson, who has beel
working in Newfane the past week, re
turned home Nov. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dexter o
Greenfield. Mass, visited his siste,
| Mrs. M. L. johnson, last week.
Mrs. w. w. Kidder and son, Perles
visited her son, Walter, and family i
Charlestown, y. H., Sunday.
Miss Myra Ware. who has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Julia Ware, til
past five weeks, went Tuesday to visi
relatives in Connecticut.
Mr. and Mrs. IT. E. knight carrie
Fred II. Dexter To the Brattleboro NJ
mortal hospital Saturday for treat
ment. Joseph LaMarche accompanie
him,
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Cobb and NJ
and Mrs. Earl III. Cobb and family, 4
this, place, and Mr.. and Mrs. Mer1
Stoeker.and family of South Wardsbo,
spent Thanksgiving with their son TN
brother, John Cobb, in Bratileboo,
Phiictus WALL who died in Brattl
bofo Sunday night, was a former res
} dent of this place and leaves man
friends In the community. The
reaved family have the sympathy q
all.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Briggs, E. !
WhitcoIht, and Mrs. Mary Wheele
spent Thanksgiving with Mrs, Briggs
sister, Mrs. Lizzie Barber. and son, He
bert, in Townshend. Mfs. Barber we,
home with them, returning to her hon
Monday. g -. ..4.s: .A.--1Tg - 4.
, ----~---- -------.----------------~ SIR 8
''Hybst is.yoni idea Of good salesman
a bald-headed barber, who can $.
hair tonic Washington Star.
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Plenty Of Time.

Timid Young Man with burst-of cour-
agel-Would you scream if | kissed you?
Shy Young Girl don't see how
could until it was all over Stray Stories.
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granddaughter, Miss Mildred Reed of
Ludlow, Mass, one sister, Mrs. Fannie
Green of Chicago, and one half brother,
William Nash of Palmet.
Mrs. Reed was devoted wife, low
ing mother, and kind heighbof, nj
ways ready to help in any way she
could For many years she was an ac-
tive member of Evening Star Grange,
holding the Office of lecturer several
years, and was tireless worker for the
order When her health failed she be
came an honorary member.
The funeral was held in her home
Monday afternoon at O'Clock, Rev.
Lyndon S. Beardslee officiating. Mrs.
A. c. Walker and Mrs. J. d. Reed sang
Sometime Wen Understand, and Rock
of Ages There were many beautiful
flowers. The bearers were her three
sons and Asa II. Gates. Burial took
place at Dummerston Center.
Those from out of town to attend
the funeral were 4. II. Gates and Her
bert l.. Gates of Ludlow, Mass, Her
bert P. Reed of Amherst, Mass, Mr..
and Mrs Henry C. Reed of Thorndyke
Mass, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Norcross
and Mr. and Mrs, Charles >Bemis OF
Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. George johnson of Or
ange spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Dwight johnson.
John Calvin of Bridgeport, Conn, i.
visiting his sons, Thomas and JOSEPH
Calvin, at John Niles s.
| Mrs. L. C. Halliday went to vii
mington Saturday TO visit her father
| NJ. V. Plympton, who is very i'll at tn,
home of his daughter, Mrs. d. o. But
/ terfeld
Mrs. Jay E. johnson and children
Erwin and Margaret, of South Vernon
and Fred II. Spaulding of Springfield
Nt) were Thanksgiving guests of Mrs
Ella p. Spaulding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Puffer of Brat
tleboro Mrs. Lizzie Worden and MI
Whitney of Newfane, Mr.and Mrs.
G. Halliday and Miss Alice Hallada,
spent Thanksgiving at Elmwood.
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Mrs. Willisrd OF Putney is staying with
Mrs. Arthur jackson.
Miss Mary Scott spent Thanksgiving
with relatives in Greenfield.
Miss Susie Nelson and Mr.. Johnson Of
Brattleboro spent Thanksgiving at F.. W.
Seherlin's.
Mr.. and Mrs II. f. Tyler were in Hol-
yoke, Mass, for the week end.
Myrton Fairnian is working in West
Chesterfield, \. H.. en- lumber job.
Miss Lizzie Fairman, nurse frcin the
AIelrose hospital in West Brattleboro, is
at home caring for her father. S. 6. Fair.
man.
Rev. J. East Harrison of Mount Her.
mon will preach at the Advent Christian
church Sunday morning at 1915 o'clock
followed by Sunday school; Loyal Work
ers meeting at o'clock, Mrs. George
Day leader.
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SOUTH VERNON.


Rodney u. Doolittle, 70, died suddenly
at his home Monday afternoon with
heart disease. He had been in his usual
health and went to the postoffice that
noon and spoke of how well he felt.
He was born in Hinsdale, N H.. He
served in the Civil war as mem.
Der of Company II, SD Massachusetts,
regiment. Many children will always ye-,
member his interesting accounts OF army
nfestold Msmorial days, when he visited
the schools. lie was q member OF Henry
johnson post Of NefthHeld, Macs, and q
tmesnber:ef Harmony lodge of siasonS
!. In 1869 he began work in Seuth' Yer
non asa car Inspector and cnphinard until
lsI3. < ~ asa9
Besides his wife he leaves. son, Miles,
LOT Hinsdaie. n. IL; "a sister Mrs. Frank
Elliot of Virginia. and 4 stspssn, Percy
buck, Of West Springfield Mass.sf
He was a lover of music and was a
good singer he vas Kind aid Accom-
lnodating neighbor and leaves many
friends who viii miss him and who SYM
pathize with the beteaeet ONES. s-.->--r, X
The funeral was held DIT. o'clock
Thursday. at the South Vernon church
of which, he was member, Rev. In.
Thompson officiating. The Ma sonic rites
were observed, - ~: ~. 10