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Alexandra Society,

The members Of the Junior German
Club gave a danA Friday afternoon in
the ballroom of Elks' Home. The
guests were received by Mrs. Robert S.
Barrett. assisted by Miss Marie Gasson,
Miss Emma Carter, Miss Nina Fulton,
Miss Sarah Kemper and Miss Lucy An
derson. Others present were Misses
Esther Lambert, Charlotte Kemper,
Genevieve shepperson. Roberta Schnei-
der. Caroline Wattles. Josephine and
Elizabeth Ramage. Elizabeth Bryant,
Virginia and Rosa Lee Fuller. Virginia
Keith, Josephine Gregg, Louise Finke.
Jeanette Cochran. Irva Kemper, Louise
Carlin. Virginia wilkins, Adelaide Ris-
don. Rosa Murphy, Margaret Yates.
Edith Phillips. Edmonia Baker: Reba a
Margaret Moore, Viola Barrett. Phoebe
and Betsy Harding, Virginia McCuen.
Evelyn Pickett. Rosella Burke, Augusta
Bode. Elizabeth Swan, Hilda Pullman.
Charlotte Hammond. Dorothy Steele,
Laura Marsh. Masters Randolph Davis,
Richard Acton. Hugh Marsh. Robert
Steele. Everett and Stanley Swan,
Richard Kemper. Charles Shepperson.
Charles. Lewis and Park Bell, Urban
Lambert. Cowan Ramage, Bernard
Yates and Jack Dinwiddie. Mrs. Mar
garet Stone has returned to her home
at Richmond after visit to her niece,
Mrs. Michael Downey. in Duke street
Mrs. Alexander Hamilton Sands of
Richmond is the guest of her brother
and sister -in-law. Judge and Mrs. J. X,
NJ. Norton. Mr.. Oliver A. Cats. u. 8.
N. who has been the guest Of his
mother, has returned to New London.
Conn. where he Is taking a special
course in electricity. Mrs. Thompson
Webster has returned from visit to
her son. Mr.. Rutledge Webster, at Camp
Mcclellan. Ala. Miss Lucille johnson
has returned to her home on Braddock
Heights after a visit to friends at Mid
dleburg. Va.
Mrs. A. ]. Heafey of Wellsville Ohio
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. George Oar
ley. Mr.. Jack Roberts of Camp Nc
Clellan was the guest last week of his
parents. Mr.. an dMsr. Joseph Roberts.
Sergt. Laster Cook of Camp Lee Pc
tersburg, was the week end guest of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Cook in
South Royal street. Miss Mary E. Car
lin and Miss Nina Fulton have returned
from a visit to the latters parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Fulton, at Ellicott
City, Md. Sergt Wallace Nelson of
Newport News was the week end guest
CT Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Ale in Duke
street. Miss Harriet Love has returned
to Richmond after visit to her grand
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OAKLAND, MD.

A. d. Naylor was visitor to Wash
ington. Silas o. Wiley has gone TO
Baltimore. Mrs. Henry w. McComas
and son Henry are in Baltimore. Miss
Fizmer has returned from visit TO her
parents at Jersey City. Mrs. Harry
Hyde returned to New York. after visit
ing her parents, DIR. and Mrs. Robert
A. Ravenscroft. Miss Bess Engle. Ken
dali. n. Y. visited her home at Grants
vile. Miss Douglass Sincell was the
honor guest at card and dancing
party given by Miss Viola Derham of
Cumberland. Miss Bertha Tibbetts,
Washington.visited her parents. MIR. and
Mrs. F: H. Tiobetts. / bennington Mrs.
Frederick A. Thayer entertained in
honor Of Mrs. Ralph Thomas Thayer.
Corinth. w. Va Miss Margaret Sincell
returned from Cumberland. Rev. W, NJ
Shultz, pastor of St. Paurs Methodist
Episcopal Church. was called to Har-
risburg. Pa. by the death of his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Creutzburg were
hosts at turkey dinner. Mrs. Julius c.
Renninger and son Julius returned
from Morgantown. W. Va. Rev. A. r.
Snedegar of Harpers Ferry, W. Va, was
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Chevy Chase.

Col Elliott Dent was tho week end
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Robert Preston
shealey Of East Melrose street.
Capt. Ormsby McCammon Ii at his
home on sick leave. and Mrs Mccain.
mon is at Philadelphia. Pa. where she
was called by the death of her father.
Mr.. William ]. McNally and Mr.. Ed.
ward J. Walsh. who spent last week al
New York. have returned.
Mrs, George Winchester Stone will
entertain the Chevy Chase reading class
Wednesday at the home Of Mrs. VOL.
colt, in West Kirke street.
Mr.. Charles w. Henkle has returned
after visiting his parents at Harpers
Ferry. w. Va.
Mrs. William H. Teas has returned tc
her home after visiting relatives al
Maresbale, Pa
Mrs E. D. Hathaway entertained the
Young Peoples Music Club Friday aft.
ernoon. Miss Daoud, who had charge
of the program, was assisted by Misses
Rebecca Hathaway, Audrey Prior, Mar
jorie Henkle. Miriam Richards. Eugenia
Harris, Kuncha Ackred. Lois and Wilma
Shively, Dorothy White and Francis
Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs. William W. Bride have
returned to their home from Kentucky
Mr.. Bride has gone to New York city
for short stay.
Mrs. Charles Gilbert, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Davis Cugle, has
joined her husband, Lieut.. Gilbert, al
San Antonio. Tex. where he is sta
toned. Lieut.. Kenneth Cugle has re.
turned to Camp Dix after visit to his
parents.
Mrs. Robert L. Corby was hostess al
luncheon the past week. entertaining
Mrs. Jesse c. Adkins, Mrs. E. D. Hath
away, Mrs. Oliver Smith. Mrs. William
Stephen Corby and Mrs. Laurenz NJ
Prior.
Mr. and Mrs L. C. Graham, who have
been visiting in New York city, have
returned to their home.
Former Assistant Attorney General
Harr has taken a house at Primrose
street and Brookville road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c. Sherman
have given up their house in Chevy
Chase and are now residing in Cleve-
land Park.
Mrs. John Writ will entertain the
members of the Chevy Chase Crochet
Club Friday afternoon at her home.
Mrs. Earl Mcfarland will entertain
the Chevy Chase Bridge and Luncheon
Club at her home tomorrow.
Judge and Mrs. George G. Perkins
have gone to Florida for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stephan Corby
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will entertain about twenty-five sol.
diers for the week end.
Mrs. George Harris was hostess the
past week at her home at a bridge
for the benefit of the Red Cross. The
money received at the bridge will be
used to buy wool to knit garments for
the soldiers.
pleasantly situated in the Mactier
house for the winter and spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest De Lore Van
Valin will take possession of their
house in Chevy Chase in the early
spring.
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MARTINsBURG, w. VA.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Sheig have been
visiting Mrs. Sheig's brothers George
Michel. Washington. Mrs. J. S. Clough.
Norfolk, Va. was here. NJ. NJ. Mayhem
was here from Roanoke. Mrs. Mary
Henry, Washington, was called here by
the death of her father, William T. Nc
Bee. Mrs. Charles James Faulkner Is
ill. Mrs. Adam Walter, Washington,
has been visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs J. n. Linthicum. Bernard Grubb.
Hampton. Va. was visiting here. w.
w. Cochran has returned from New
York. Jacob Schleuss was home from
Washington. George Barrick returned
to Bridgeport, Conn, after visiting his
parents here. Harry Lord arrived from
South Dakota to visit relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. K. Compton were here from
Charlottesville, Va. Henry Hannis re-
turned to school at Annapolis. Lewis
ericksburg and Washington. Miss Emma
Fl. Woore has returned to Baltimore.
Mrs. Brooke Taylor and daughter.
Louise, Grimes, Va, are visiting at
Hedgesville. The Camp Fire Girls of
Shenandoah Camp gave a party at the
home of their chaperon, Miss Ryneal
Hammerslay. North Mountain. Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. Pickup were here from Cher
ry Creek, n. Y. Miss Clara HurgeI. Bal
timore, is visiting Miss Dora Wolfens-
Sheridan. Ill. stopped here to see his
mother, Mrs. J., c. Hutsler, while en-
route to Washington Miss Ella Mar
tin is visiting her sister in Pittsburgh.
Glen Lewis. who was at Darkesville,
has returned to camp at Hattiesburg.
Miss. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lingamfelter,
Washington. visited Mrs. Anna Lingam-
felter, Hainesville. Clarence Z. Martin
was visitor to Washington. Lieut.
Charles Trump. son of the Rev. Dr.
Charles S. Trump, has been ordered
from Montgomery. Ala, to Camp Meade
Albert Kirk Smith returned TO Camp
Lee from Jones Spring. E. F. Keyser
and Harry Quirk have been home from
Camp Lee. ". n. Morrison returned
from Newport News. Va c W Baker
and daughter. Jones Spring, have gone
to Washington.
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BETHESDA, MD.

Mrs. Clarence Dustin OF Laurel was a
guest Of Mrs Lewis Keiser last week
The Woman's Club of Bethesda has in
augurated series of knitting after
Moons, the first of which was at the
home of Mrs. Edward Brandenburg on
Calvert street. Washington. Miss Gle
ora Duvall of Boyds. Md, is visiting
Mrs. w. T. Owens near Edgemoor Mrs.
Jed Cuttings and Mrs. Enoch G. John
son were delegates Wednesday to the
meeting of the executive board of the
County Federation of Woman.s Clubs.
which met in Georgetown. Mrs. F. c.
Hall of Hallwood. Md. is visiting her
INSIDE"
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In NeQrbu
Society Circles
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, VA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Norris L. Bowen on
tertained at patriotic dance recently
at their home in Clarendon. Mrs. Irving
her sister. Mrs. George l. Chandler.
Clarendon. Mrs. 8. s. Simpson has re-
turned from Manassas to the home of
her daughter. Mrs. Herman Bonney of
Clarendon. Mrs. P. NJ. Rucker has re-
Rucker. at Oglethorpe, Ga Mr.. Hen
Erickson has returned to New Jersey,
after visit to his sister. Mrs. Miller OF
Clarendon. Mrs. Luther c. Dodd, Clar-
mony Circle Of the Methodist Church.
The birthday of Robert E. Lee was
celebrated last evening by the members
of the Arlington Chapter, United Daugh-
ters of the Confederacy Of Clarendon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Hector have re-
turned to Clarendon after a visit to
Pennsylvania At a meeting Of the SUM-
day school teachers and officers of Park
Lane. the following officers were elect
ed: Superintendent. G. o. Myrs: assistant
retary and treasurer. r. S. Fucker: or
ganist, Miss Esther Hef1in. Rev. C. R.
Mateer was appointed delegate to the
missionary convention at Norfolk Mrs.
has as her guests Mrs. Hagan of Penn
sylvania, Mrs. ]. s. Seller and George
Seller Of Hoboken. N. Y. Mr.. and Mrs
Roger Orrison have taken an apartment
In washington Tor the winter.
RoMNEY, W. VA.
Mrs. Belle Davis has been visiting in
Washington. Sergt Harold A. Rice was
here from Camp Lee. DR.. r. E. S. Tay-
lor. Dante. Va, visited his mother al
Slanesville. Miss Corinne Ferry, who
is teaching in Mystic, Conn, visited
here. c. E. Johnson, Trenville, AL
berta, Canada, has been visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George H. John
son, near here. Mrs. A. T. Edwards
Capon Bridge. has gone to Holland
Mich. Robert Guthrie, Baltimore
visited his home at Springfield Mrs
John Dickey. Hopewell, Va. is visiting
her mother. Mrs. Bette Short, Spring
field. John Bowen, Camp Mcclellan, An
niston. Ala. was at his home, near
Higginsville. Miss Virginia Burgess
The Plains. Va, and Miss Grace Hutchi-
son. Herndon, Va, have been visiting
Mrs. Frank Heiskell, Springfield. Lieut.
George Williams was home from Camp
Sheridan. Daniel Williams. Camp Lee
visited his home here Miss Lillian
Eskridge, Jerome, Va, visited relatives
at Capon Bridge. Miss Edna Wirgman
gave five hundred party at which the
engagement of her sister, Miss Mary
Bowlby Wirgman, to Augustine Charles
Morgan of Shepherdstown, w. Va, was
announced. Merle Liller, Harrtiesburg,
Miss. has been visiting at Martin. Mrs
J. b. Grove returned to Petersburg from
visit to Staunton. Mrs. Lewis X
Dinkle and son We're visiting al
Charles Town
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KEYsER, w. VA.

Mrs. Edward Kaufman has gone to
Charlotte, n. c., to visit her husband,
who is i'll. Mrs. w. H. Maxwell and
daughter. Ruth. Louisville, Ky, are
here to spend the winter with Mrs My
ra Moore Griffith Charles Bell is home
from Chickamauga Park, Ga Harry
Wright and Walter Rogers were home
from Camp Lee. Lieut. Andrew Woolf
has returned to Camp Lee. Miss Louise
Jones. Laurel, Md, is visiting her grand
mother. Mrs. w. e. Crooks. Boyd Gray
son was home from Camp Lee, Peters,
burg. Mrs. Russell Wagner and
daughter have returned to Boston. For
mer Mayor Frank H. Babb was a Wis
itor to Baltimore and Washington. The
senior class of the Keyser High School
was entertained at dinner at Burline-
ton by Miss Lucy Baker, daughter Of
DR.. F. L. Baker. w. F. Evans was a
visitor to Washington. James B. Reese
is visiting his sister in Washington. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry G. Fisher returned from
Baltimore and Washington. Earl Smith
returned from Washington. Curtis Sig
Ter returned to Camp Lee from Pied
mont. Miss Mary Ryan. Piedmont. is
visiting in Washington.
BERKELEY SPRINGS, w. VA.
Mrs. H. T. Cook has returned from
Martinsburg. The Red Cross held a
large entertainment at the Hotel WASH
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ington. Miss Dorothy Swain returned
from visiting her aunt. Mrs. II. j.
Keedy, Martinsburg. Joseph r. Mccoy
gave q dinner in honor Of his daughter
Graham. Mrs 8. r. Weber and daugh-
ter. Miss Bessie Weber. have gone to
Baltimore for the remainder Of the win
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. q. g. Zi1er and son
Gale are visiting at Wheeling. Miss Mary
Johnson was homo from Washington for
several days Mr. and Mrs A. B. Custer.
Mr.. and Mrs George Mehlfelt and Mrs.
J. B. Hantley and daughter. Washington,
attended the family reunion at the home
Of Mfr. and Mrs. J. c. Custer. D. L Har-
more. Mr.. and Mrs w. Oliver Hughes
were hosts at a turkey supper In honor
Of Morgan county boys home on furioughs.
Mrs Annie Elder daughter Of Of, the late
Ohio. after an absence Of forty years.
Mrs. W. H. Somers and V. c. Somers re
turned from Highland Falls. N: Y.
J. w. Ruzzard visited his daughter. Mrs.
hart. Youngstown. Ohio. visited his
brother. Joseph w. Barnhart. Miss
Pauline Golfer was a visitor from
Brunswick. Mr.. and Mrs. G. William
Shelton were here from Bayonne, N. J.
FRosTBURG, MD.
Mrs. NJ. r. Moon, Washington. D. c..
Is tne guest or Mrs. Ida winner. Mr..
and Mrs. William Taylor were rendered
a farewell party Monday. Miss Ida
Hines returned from Baltimore and
Philadelphia. Mrs. John Youngerman
has returned from Hagerstown. Mrs
Joseph Coffrode, Philadelphia. is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. William Lewis
Prof. W. G. Evans, New York. is the
guest of Prof. Joseph Williams. Mrs
Mary Donohoe, Detroit, Mich, is visit.
ing her daughters here. Mrs. J. T. Par.
ker returned from Baltimore. Mrs
Laura Miller and son Louis returned
from Washington after visiting Mrs
J. Frank Nebel and Mrs. L. Ingriversen
Mrs. William Brown and daughter
Muskegon, Mich. are the guests of Mrs
T. A. Caudill. II. D. Dellinger enter
tained the Homecoming Civic Club Wed
nesday. Miss Margaret Bell was hos
tess to the Homecoming Sewing Club
The Midland Civic Club was organized
by Miss Anne Sloan, Homecoming. ant
Mrs. Patrick O'Rourke and Miss Grace
Shaffer Frostburg. The Pythian Sis
ters' Knitting Club was entertained By
Mrs. Minnie Connors. Lonaconing. Mrs
Elizabeth B. Cline and daughter Daisy
Homecoming. returned from Milwaukee
The Good VIII Fire Company of Iona.
coming will hold a ball on Friday night
January 25, in celebration Of the birth
day of Robert Burns.
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FREDERICK, MD.

6&0AS1AAAS4SSSt
A we'll attended musical was held ut
the home Of Mrs. Frank Hin Hedges
Wednesday as benefit for supplies and
equipment for the surgical dressing de-
partment Of the Red Cross of Freder-
ick Stephen A. Martin. st. Louis. who
appeared here in recital Monday night,
sang. He was accompanied by Miss
Virginia Carly. During the intermis-
sion tea and waters were served by the
Misses McCardell. Hagedorn and Grove
Two hundred persons turned out
Wednesday night for the biggest bene-
fit for Company A. 115th Infantry. An
niston. Ala. yet staged by the Wom-
ans Auxiliary Company A. 1t was a
card party for wool with which to knit
helmets for soldiers Prizes were won
by Mrs. P. NJ. Mansur. Mrs. Claggett
Ramsburg. Mrs. Charles Worener. Paul
Rhodes. Edward Hames and II. Dorsey
Etchison.
DR.. J. L. Wininger. Frederick. and
Hattie H. Hesson. near Mount Pleasant,
were married in Baltimore Tuesday by
Rev. Dayton Miller, formerly pastor of
the Walkersville charge of the Meth
odist Church. The bride Is the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob p. Hesson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence C. Holtz an
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Skate and Study
for Red Cross.

Known device to entice contributions
to this worthy cause. but is now search
Ing for a diversity in raising funds.
When Mrs. William Freeman and Mrs
Charles Maule suggested, skating for
-tne Red Cross last week. the idea was
accepted by society in general and a
large and substantial sum was realized
for the worthy cause.
Tne latest suggestion offered, says the
Philadelphia Record, is to study music
Tor the beneflt of the Red Cross, and q
series of talks on musical form, etc.
Illustrated by the violin, will be given.
These talks were started for the pur-
pose OF enlarging the average persons
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a visitor to Bloomington. orestes Ttb-
belts and family Of Bloomington have
gone to Florida for the remainder Of
the winter.
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BERKELEY SPRINGS, w. VA.

Mrs. H. T. Cook has returned from
Martinsburg. The Red Cross held a
large entertainment at the Hotel WASH
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The modern maker Of handknit socks
demands lot of conveniences that
great-grandma never
Kit Of Tc,IS thought Of. Great
sv grandma turned out
D. socks for the whole
family with ball OF yarn and three
or four steel needles. When she drop
ped her ball Of yarn one of the young
sters round about picked it up. When
she dropped = stitch 1t was recovered
with bent hairpin. Modern milady OF
the flying needles never drops her yarn;
the elusive ball is firmly anchored to
bracelet which, spans the knitter's
wrist. and az for dropped stitches. one
has several sizes Of crochet hooks ready,
For the modern knitter surely, 10 this
well equipped kit Of Knitting tools:
needles. crochet hooks, crochet yarn
holder-all in convenient little case
attached to a capaoious knitting rsti-
cule. Thimble, bodkin and stiletto have
been added to the OUTFIT in case the knit
ters wants to vary her work by doing a
little embroidery.
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knowledge of the technical side Of mu-
sic. They are to be subscription at
fairs and all money received in excess
of expenses will be given to the Red
Cross. The members of the club are
requested to bring their knitting SO
that the afternoon will be spent use
fully as well as enjoyably.
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Visitors are beginning to arrive a
Miami by motor, yacht, aeroplane ant
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fnnadelphia society has not only knit.
sewed and folded surgical dressings for
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-05-29
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

All Spanish war veterans are request
cd to meet at the town hall Thursday
afternoon at l.30 O'Clock.
No deliveries of mail will be made to-
morrow, Memorial day, by village or
rural carriers. A collection will be made
in the late afternoon from all boxes from
which mail is collected on Sundays. The
office window viii be open from 10 a.
IN. TO II m.
The statement in The Reformer yes
terdav that the suit of +. j. Lavelic
against the Central Vermont Railway
Co would be carried to the supreme
court was an inadvcrtancc Instead
it should have been stated that the case
would be tried again in county court
on account of the disagreement of the
jury.
Twenty-ninc members and four invited
guests from Greenfield attended the an
nual meeting Of the Past Presiding Off
GERS association in the Masonic temple
last evening. A choice supper was served
ut $50 by Bingham chapter, O. Z. S. A
stirring address was given by Rev DR..
, Pratt, of Greenfield, formerly of Bellows
Falls. lie spoke on different phases of the
war including his personal experiences in
connection with work at different army
cantonments in this country. President
+. X. Vaughan presided. In the business
session the following officers were elected !:
President, o. f.. Randall; vice president
&. b. Crowell; secretary treasurer, j. T..
Haynes.
DIR. w. H. Lane and DR. C. f. Aldrich
were in Bellows Falls Monday to attend
meeting of the county committee on
national defense to consider the question
of procuring medical men in this county
for service in the medical reserve corps
I The committee consisted Of pr j. 4. Ste
vepson Of Chester, chairman: DR.. w. II
Lane of Brattlcboro secretary. and DR.
| j. 5. Hill and DIR. A. l.. Miner of Bellows
| Falls, and Or. Aldrich DR. c. F. Dalton
, of Burlington, DR.. W. f. Hazelton of Bel
lows Falls and DR.. G. Il. Anderson OF
! Brattleboro, members of the state com
mittee, also were present. The names 81
/ VI physicians in this county were brough;
( before the meeting and they will be rec
commended to the state committee for
this service. There will be another meet
ing in Bellows Falls tomorrow TO further
consider the question.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-05-29
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The Brattlehoro Free library will be
closed all day Thursday, Memorial day.
Sunshine society, branch /, will hold
its regular monthly meeting Friday aft
ernoon at $50 with Mrs. G. r. Barber
on High street
Lafavc J. Dairy of Jacksonville, Freder-
lex f. Upton of Elm Grove, Mass, Victor
| j. Lamothe of West Dummeston and FL
bert G. Bresland of Bellows Falls will
leave here at 40 this afternoon for
Camp Devens, Aver. Mass. to take the
places OF men previously sent from Wind
ham county who failed to be accepted.
Officials of the Central Vermont Rail
way company, the Boston & Maine Rail
road CO. and the Massachusetts public
service commission came by special train
| today from Northampton to Brat
| tleboro and return to Palmer on their
annual inspection tour. Those in the par
ty were n. w. Austin, principal director
+. j. Guthrie, j. NJ Morrison c. NJ Wood
ard, c. Donaldson, W. A. Stewart, r. *
| Harris and T. j. Fitzpatrick
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-05-29
SOUTH WINDHAM.

A. J. Westcott was in Boston the first
of the week
Little Ruth Swan of Newton, Mass, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Forrest Jenison.
Mr.. and Mrs T. X Bridgco and A. A.
HARRY We're at John Harris's in Rocking
ham Sunday.
Mrs. +. II Robbins and Mrs. b. H.
Curtis went on the stockholders ride to
Bfattleboro Saturday.
Mrs. Alva Harris and two little daugh
ters, Violet and Ruby, are spending a
week in F:tzwlliam, n. H.
Mrs. Forrest Jenison is home after
| spending several weeks with her sister,
| Mrs. Swan, in Newton, Mass
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett and two children
of Springfield, Vt, and Miss Davis of New
York were visitors at Frank Fishers Sat
urday.
| Mrs. /. Il. Smith received message
| Monday evening announcing the death of
her sister, Mrs. c. L. Houghton, in her
| home in Woodruff, Ill.
Mrs. George S. Holden of Brattleboro is
visiting her brother, Adelbert .. Chase
| Mr. Holden has gone as carpenter for
Uncle Sam in shipbuilding yard
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-05-29
KAISER SENDS GREETING.
Tells Empress of Another Victory "God
Has Granted

AMSTERDAM. May 29-Empcror
William, who is on the field of battle
south of Laon on the Aisne front, has
sent the following telegram to the en-
William apparently Crown Prince
Frederick William) has today attacked
the British and French on the Chemin-
des-Dames. The strongly consolidated
heights after being subjected to mighty
artillery fire have been stormed by our
glorious infantry, which with the FIRST
Guard infantry division was one of the
first to reach the Aisnc. (TAis evident?
V is another reference to the crown
prince.) The 28th division also has
again distinguished itself. The British
and French were completely surprised
Our losses are small. Tomorrow we
shall make further nroprrss God has
granted us a splendid victory and will
help us further. Greetings.