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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-30
Six Members of
Brett Family Are
in u. S. Service

CLEVELAND Umo,--SN mcn.
brn OF me ncl fanny OF l.cyc,auu
arc 10 the war service ut Unue SAM
rour OF them arc IN the army (twu
rn active service ~ rrancc) wmle Two
more arc working IN civilian lines
w. II Brcll, chief librarian OF the
Cleveland public library, Is the mead
OF the patriotic family He wears a
little service pin with four STARS.
which, he explains. means that he has
three sons and son-in-law in the
army
Librarian Brslts two sons at the
front arc Lieut. Col Lewis lrctl and
Maj. George ii Brett The former OF
the ordnance arm OF the service Ina,
been acting as aide to Secretary o
War Baker In his inspection tour o
the American eSpedillonary forces II
France while Major Brett is at ayia
ton headquarters In Parn.
Lieut. William II. Brett jr., recent
" received his commission al the Fort
Myer training school and /, al the
Rock Island arsenal The son.n law
Capt Ralph SpangIer, is OF Watcrtown.
N Y, arsenal
Mr. Brett has been temporarily as
signed TO the library war service board
Of the American Library association to
'uneryi'e n group Of camo libraries Al
Norfolk w and the librarians sec
oni son Allen Rrctt Is giving hia
lime 70 the work Of the Cleveland II
brary war council
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-30
BASEBALL HERO
STARTED CAREER
AS BAT BOY
Old Minneapolis Vet Tells Of
RowIand'S First Appearance,

CtuCAgO. ApHI 40 They oallsd him
"hushor. aud he managed bal club 10
tho championship N The world. Now
they refer 10 hlm ~ 'tho great hAnager
iluWlnud
AZ this lsads 10 Investigation Of how he
got hls start IN the national pastime. joe
tanullun owner N the Minneapolis club
supplies The Information ~ followH.
n Flyo Rowland hls start In baseball
declared 'rouTo Joe, ~ hs rumlnated
today ~ the Aoulh side park ~ WIS
NNH this he continued " managed tha
Dubuque club for Tom Lotus a greet
many years ago We wore in lealus
thin chap came 10 the park and ~.
nnunced ha WIS EolnH 20 be bat boy. That
WhH nll fiHht with me
Makes PrsssniAtlon,
"Ths worry noHt day ihs fans wanted "a
no something Tor Tom MOrrlsoy. our first.
hlHemuu lie could hin en- mile, and
Hu was in great iHyuf The fans ohm psu
lu aud h0uFht VIC bal and painted it
green The club was "a least five Uei
"rhe nest thlns remsmbsr vas lltl'
thin chap Staggering tp the plate undsl
TINT biR bat Ito lust did set there. Tia
kld WIS Clarence Rowland, and 10 far AZ
know that was his first public appear
MNii IAHfN NNN ~ NNlNN W FNlNfH w
ianesyllle. Wis and called upon the Sos
manager when the team played IN eN.
hlbltlnn game there last fall
About this stage of the conversation
IN came "HuCk" Weaver
u soc in tho papers" he said, "thHt
walter JohnHdn IL fading that no hhs
lost lot of hia effectiveness, Hay II hs
hHd a club Ike tho white sON back Ot
HIM hsd lose less thnn fiye games sen-
son / wish W. had hlni YOU know, ha
could wreck tho American toague In a
month II he WIS mean guy
n Waiter Dot Mean,
IAN he'd have 10 DO would be 'beAn'
tho Htur players Of each club and they'd
ho .n the hospital long enough 10 lst the
Washington team Fot n running start.
HUT ho SENS tu be nwiuly upset when hy
hits man llo plunkod me once, and I
felt n Tor month
Speaking of wlnnlnE clubs respond.
81 tuntlllOn, n remember when had
hlll club that thought II won n tho gams
was tied That's when ! was IN wash
luHtOn, N We ever came into the ninth
lnnlpF sVsn Up, we'd stall hoping IL
would set dark
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-30
ScOrebOard
TEAM STANDING

yEsTEROAys RESULTS
American
Chicago g. Cleveland g.
So Louis ~. Detroit
WHshInT ON Ri Boston rain
Philadelphia az New York, mH
NatIonaI
New York g. Philadelphia
Cincinnati g. ST. Louis
Pittsburgh NO Chicago cold
Boston az Brooklyn rain
Southern League.
AZ Mobile birmingham rain
Az New Orleans Atlantis. rain
At NashvlIIe-LIttle Rock. team dc
.lyod onroutC
At Memphis o. Chattanooga
Texas League
A. Waco o. FORT Worth
AZ San Antonio. Shreveport rain
Az HoustornnIlas played Yesterday
GAMES TO-DAY
National
Pittsburgh AZ ChIcagO. cloudy
BOstOn 90 HrnOklyu cloudy
New York M Philadelphia ol0uHN
q Louis Rt Cincinnati clear
American.
Chicago ~ Cleveland. cloudy
Philadelphia al New N0r cloud.
Der0itpi ~ Louis clear
Washington AZ Boston cloudy
Southern
birmingham Al Mobile rain
Memphis al Chattanooga. rain.
Atlanta NJ Now Orleans. rain
Little Rock Ut Nashville cloudy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-30
WoLuAsr RUADY FoR HIS
TInsT CONUuACk pOUT

MILWAUKEE,. April 30 IA woIgtat.
Who lrii mulluuum in Milwaukee
several days $50. says he IL going 10
Unt lfank.g whitney In Atlanta within
Tie not five weeks. and that Prank
Mulkefu tho vol known Milwaukee pro.
motor viii look anu hls affairs in tho
future
m strong and m 10 bat tho bsst
N thom. sHld WOlruHt q weigh t..
day shout ln pounds aud cannot see
Why ] cannot hOt all lIFhiwplghta
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-30

and their activities they will be glad 10
have y0u one Of them Forget yourself
5y doing something for others II paws
r1 compliment girls II q friend IS
wearing a pretty waist or hat don't fail
90 tell her So.
Dear Mrs Thompson DO you think
10 i' improper for a girl Of Y to take
M automobile ride with a boy friend
& her mother does not obIcet'
T R.
She IS too young 20 90 unchapcroned
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-30
WILLIE RITCHlE, FORMER
CHAMPION, NOW PRIVATE

CANT LEWIS. TACOMA, wosh.. April
49, Willie Rltchlc, boxing instructor at
this camp, and former lightweight cham
plon today became Private q, A, Hteffsns
of lhs is6lh drpot brigade. lie was taken
into the national army M the first CALI
fornlnn TO DO received In the new draft
CONTINGENT
Rltchie will he dotnNcd On special duty.
n was announced % division and boxing
instructor IN the uniform Of private In
stead of the uniform furnished him by tho
war department committee on training
camp sctivltes II wHs under the ring
nnms n Nltcho that steffens wrcsted thu
lightweight tide from Al WOlgast In san
Francisco six NeprH nEO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-30
NEW WoMEN's sWiMmlNa
RFCOHD THTAnLIaHHD

BAN TnANrlH0O. ApHl no A new
worlds record inr women in Tho Boz.
yard swim was established ny Nias
lHuulr UurHrk uf Australia ON MHrru
a. Hi sydney New Anuth Wales. Hu.
cordInG 90 mail ndvlUos reosiVed here
today Her time WIS 2 minutes 90
He Uuis The former rouDil. hUH NY
Nlu'fr lalllFan NJ NUw York wac m.u.
uirH 40 lai Hrr1uHH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-30
Zach Wheat Joins
Brooklyn Club;
Sought More Coin

NEW YuUk AuHl 7n Zach wheat 10
nu h.s why tu iu.n fho ironkyn National
league team hero n wns announced hero
today hf tho club nIHnaHemeHt Tho
heavy hitting fielder hHH heretofore ~.
fused tO play because hIs SALARY tumnud
Wa not mot and remained at hla home
Iu Polio Nu n wis indicated here today
that hIs request hHH nos been granted
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-30
REVIVAL
EXPECTED FROM
MEETING MAY Is
MANY EXPERTS INDORSE
Events WIN Be Bomb Throw
ING High Jump and Das1,

IIWNNA, lu. April 40 That mo
J"Ni n' conference unir.rHifieH. HF uHI
o. several outside institutions win rn.
Ger tnr mass athletics meet TO be- held
MO- 70 seems certain If is also likely
coaches Bob HurHFr and Harry gUI or
lHluoih have devised q plan that uilI ns
sdnpied hy me army camps in the United
BtateH
Iowa 0n1 Minnesota aro definitely sn
tofod Tor ihn meet Wisconsin IN eager
10 compete and H.ul waiting f0 mike
hu1urnmeniH fUr u Nr.d ON mo date
selected me- NadgerF have nu inter.
scholastic meet huf Tom Jones H.rf
Nod NIs week fhut he planned 20 hold
tlo compeN'nn 600 smother field ohio
John. who indnr7es tho plan. is f.rlur fu
ilfuIr out some manner lu which the
IurkoyeH may compete
Nebraska and AWpH n0nCOnfefeuoe in
stiluilOnF have also approved the IHaI
|eni WIN shortly send their formal entry
Chicago Michigan and Northwestern
have MOI been hs1rd from hu' ~ is hoped
they will enter
Meet win Camp Dodge
on May IA dual meet BY the mass
hthlriIes plan RI'I De held between Camp
DODGE and Illinois The camp und urI.
Versiy viii eHCh enter 900 men who uNN
compete Iu the four He'rHir events ON
their own fields tho results beIug wired
~ The conclusion Of zach event
Tint Ne army physical directors are
tesnlv interested IN the idea s demon
btr0trd by letiers from John T. GrNfh
| director NJ Camp Dodge. and John "
Bender. director af 'nmn gcrIer Roth
men formerly athletes and coaches OF
note. nshed t0 he Kent I'm touch with nr
Rlned great possibilities 10 he adapted
| 10 army HfhIff|.#
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-30

Miss Mary Doulhwaitc, who eight
years ago entered the employ Of one Of
the great, wooden manufacturing con
cernsoi England as a stenographer has
now been elected a director Of the firm
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-30
Army Physical Directors Interested in Mass Athletics Plan
Alexander Leaves
His Home Town for
Camp Funston, Kan.

NT PAUL Nob April no Grover
cleveland Alexander formerly of the
pitching HHn NJ che tNI.HFl NHiI01HI
Tongue baseball rlub 'rN hls homo here
bore uf llHWHri rouHiys Apnl dau
quota. 900 .HuiU lu lHuu Funston. Kan
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-30

Now IA the time for every one 10 40
nls or her part-not hit-for the United
States II YOU don't know how. then
Eearn 10 Shoot The straighter Amer
cans shoot tho quicker the war viii be
bveT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-30

'pOn' YOuugH sweet hitting has
caused a radiant smile 10 bloom on the
map of Jonathan McGraw, the glantI
boss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-30

II sn't likely TINT there win bs
shoot Tor tho ch0mplonphp Of the At
lpntlc fleet. 4. & ~ this ycar-unless
II In held In n1rln. II tho title could
be shot Tor I'm June-in Rorlln-the win
Nor could got home In fine time 10
shoot IN the amateur championship race
at tho Grand American handicap.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-30
MILITARY STUDENTS
MAY FIRE ON SUNDAY

AUSTIN Texas Students at III,
Military Acr9nauucal school here have
been granted peryIsson by Mayor
Woodbridge of Austin to practice trap
shooting along the Colorado river
banks on Sunday Military authorl-
ties explained that the students did not
have time enough to take this practice
ON week DAYS
The instructors explained TO me that
rhc shotgun was used in warfare now, "
said Mayor Woolr1pe and the more
practice thc boys get the better shots
hey viii be-
The mayor saidthat many extremists
likely win object 10 this Sunday shoot
ing practice bat added he considered b
q necessity and regarded necessity as
virtue
-asaw. w.sa.a----
Newark N j. Is making elaborate
wonaralons for the entertainment OF
IHa national convention of the Daughter
af the Revolution. which is TO meet IN
Nlat city during the first week Of May
--avy g.
Recently a mverSity for women has
been founded in Nankin China
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-30

NAt all Of tho trapshootnK tourna-
mcnts In which he vii act as cashier
during 1913 Luther Squlrer, the Gin
clnn1u Ohio professional, will Distribute
War Savings stamps instead Of tho
nddod cnsh Announcement Of thlA will
be- mrde on the programs This idss Of
Mr.. Suulcfs II on excellent one, and
tranHhootora will be glad 10 aid the
cause
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-24
BRIDGEPORT PLANTS
DROP $500 MEN
Cancellation Of War Contracts Given
as Reason for Wholesale
Cdrtailment.

BklDGEpORT. Conn. Dee "a
More rban GIo0 men aud women were
laid Of with oDS few hour, warn
ieg here Yesterday when notices were
no.trl iu the tvh plant. Of the Rcu-
iug;ou Arm. aion Metallic Cartridge
Co announcing that practically all It's
ordnance dcpattment contracts Lad
been cancelled
Less than goo persons VII rcidain
% work at tht Remington plant and
about s.uuu viii coltuuc for th" pres
cut rs ;hr lHi,g Metallic Cartridge
fa1urv u was announced 'oui"ht ~
PANEL B Gu.hc and JalNi, : VII.
LIN 81. tlc mNaecU
Ihc notice posted NJ thc tp.aU Ne.
iall,e Cartridge plant stated. " Any
employees dismissed who were u sic
company cnpipp prior a. thc drylar.
alton ot wan August, 1914. are request.
cd ID apply H. thr employment o1c,
81 IF after lan 1870 when cvcry
effort will bc waje 90 teempicy them
~ The company commercial work
Witch Vjli Is rapidly resumed.
Since the war contracts were as
.uu,cd 81 the tniu Ma-ality taurids,
plant commercial contracts have mad,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-24
PERSON AL.

DR.. +. h. Lynch was in Bellows
Tails SUNDAY. called there in consul
tation
John IIcaphy Is expected today from
Montpelier to visit at his home on
Cedar street.
Mrs. Elizabeth ?. Bailey went today
10 Fitrhburg. Mass, to spend Christ
mas with friends.
Miss Katharine Dunlevy Of Mont
peiier i cxpcctcd to come to her home
here today for vacation.
Clvdc Y. Bpeslin who Is employed IN
Moran & Rhodes, went to his home in
Rutland 10 visit several days.
Miss Ethel Millington and sister,
alis, Julia Mllington viii spend
Christmas with their sister in Grafton.
Miss Margaret McGinn will 90 today
10 her home in Windsor Locks. Conn,
TO visit over the holiday with her
parents.
Miss Rene Lyston. stenographer in
IT. 7. Britain 5 office, viii 90 today t.
her home III Rutland to remain over
Christmas.
Miss Marjorie Leach, teacher II
Somcrsworth, X. H.. is spending thC
/ Christmas recess At her home on Pros
4 pect street
Mrs. N. A. DoolIttle has returne,
from Philadelphia, where she visiteC
/ wo weeks with Mr.. Doolittle, who i.
! one OF the foremen at the Hog Island
ahipyard.
Private Edmund Hans came yester
day morning from Camp Eustis, Eir
ginia, where he is in the coast artillery
to spend a week 5 furlough at his hom
on Walnut street
Miss Dorothy knight, who has a GOV
ernment position in Washington, is Il
her hoqe here to visit during tn
Christmas holidays. She will return t
Washington, Sunday.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-24
PERSONAL.

Mrs. William G. Horton is assisting
i'll Hopkins S store for a few days
Gordon Smith has gone to Connect
cut to visit with his mother over Christ
mas.
Emmett Flannery has gone to his
home in Montpelier to remain over
Wednesday.
Miss Leila Knapp, senior at Smith
college, IS visiting her parents, Dr.. and
Mrs. Alvin Knapp.
Mr.. and Mrs..Roy Honghton of Green
boro over the weekend.
Cook Maxwell Boyd is here from
Camp Devens, Aver. Mass, to remain
during the Christmas holidays.
o. +. Stevens and son, Oriel, came
Saturday from Walpole, Mass, to spend
! Christmas with Mrs. Stevens.
Miss Faith Yeaw, who has a govern
mcnt position in Washington, d. c., is
| visiting at her home in town.
/ Mrs. G. H. Robinson and sister Miss
4 Sunderland, have gone to Swanton to
spend two weeks with relatives.
| Miss Dorothy G<bie has returned
from weeks visit in Millers Falls with
her aunt, Mrs. Frank B. Harris
Lieut.. Howard Brown is here from
Allentown, Pa, to visit at his home on
Frost street until after Christmas
Justin Moran is working as assistant
mail clerk, between Brattleboro anG
New London, Conn, during the vaca
ton.
Miss ina Holman is expected tonight
from New York to spend vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. LeRo,
Il. Wagner.
Private Albert W Johnson is herr
from Fort Harrison, indianapolis, Ind
TO spend lvcdays furlough at hi
home on West street.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-24
POMONA GRANGE PROGRAM.
Session i'll Bellows Falls Jan. / to In
elude Installation

Saxtons River Valley Pomona
Grange, Ne. II, win meet with Fan
Mountain Grange in Bellows Falls
Wednesday afternoon and evening, Jan.
l.. The afternoon session at ; o clock
will be opened in the fifth degree for
business, followed by the program
which is open to all fourth degree mem
bcrs. The program viii include: Ad-
dress of welcome, A. ". Coolidge, mas
ter of Fall Mountain Grange; response.
\. G. Halladay, master Of Pomona
Grange; song, Grange ron cell mean
bcrs TO respond vits suggestion iae
future programs; piauo soto, Hazel
TrcadwcH; paper, Mrs. II. a. BARNES
report of state Grange meeting, Mrs
A. G. Halliday; song, Grange; discus
sion. Problems Which Confront the
Farmer. led by H. \. Barnes; song
Grange An oyster supper viii br served
at o'clock Visiting members are
requested to bring pie or cake.
At 7l5 Fall Mountain Grange vii
hold short meeting. AZ 5 o'clock tho
Grange viii bc open in the ftth degree
for the transaction of any necessary
business. Deputy II. \. Stoddard vii
install the officers Of Pomona Graug,
and Fall Mountain Grange, 4 sEor
program viii follow the installation.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-24
PERSONAL.

Mrs. \. L. Wood and daughter, Mary,
have gone to Boston to spend the hol-
days.
Mr. and Mrs. D. j. Doyle left this
morning for Worcester to visit rcla-
tives
Louis Prefontaine viii come today
from Lowell, Mass, to spend Christmas
with his family.
Mss Leila Morrill, of Springfield,
Mass, came Saturday night for a visit
at I: W. Eason :.
Raymond J. Harris is home on a fur
Tough from Carney Point. y. j., visit
ing his parents on Washington street.
Miss b. A. Quinlan, housekeepcr al
the Brooks House. went today to her
home in West Rutland to visit several
days.
Miss Bridget Sullivan returned yes
terdav from Springfield, Mass, where
brother.
Emerson Dunklee came yesterday
morning from Newport, r. T., 10 spcnc
five days furlough with his parents
Mr. and Mrs Fred G, Dunklee.
Mrs. r. d. Hawkins of Springfield
Mass, is visiting III the home of he
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. +. Weather
head of West Brattleboro Mr. Haw
/ kins is expected tomorrow TO spen,
Christmas there.
Miss Minnie Moran of New York an
Miss Ann Moran of Southbridge, Mass
came today TO spend Christmas in tn
home of their uncle, p. Moran o
Beech street. Mr.. Moran, who IS ii, &c
mains about the same.
Private Hobart Newton, stationed a
/ Camp Dcvens, Aver, Mass, visited her
over The weekend with his bro he,
Benjamin Newton. Mr.. aud Ms. EeW
ton viii 90 tonight to Poultncr to spen
the holiday.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-24
BANDITS GET DIAMONDS.
Night Waterman oveTpowered by
Three Masked Men at Montreal.

MONTREAL Dee Diamonds
valued AZ $4,000 were stolen from !.
=. Michaelson sons in the Eastern
townships hank building between To-
30 l.. ~. Sunday and > q ~. yesterday
By three masked bandits who ovcrpow-
cred the night watehman and blew OPP
en- the safe.
George Fletcher. the watchmau. was
summoned to the door by the ringing
Of the he'll As he opened it, three men
stepped up ana quickly ovc1powcred
him. hourd him hand and foot, and
carried him on the elevator to the
eighth floor where the Michaclsou off
ecs are LOCATED. There he was tied in q
chair in Tie corridor while the three
men robbed the safe.
The police have theory that q
stranger vho called mt thc> office lass
week claiming lie was representing 9
Philadelphia house was ~ lind and
that his real mission was TO see how
the Office was arranged.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-24
Will Speak on Subject of
Coed Roads Early in
January
PATROL COMMITTEE
TO PREPARE BILL
With View Of Improving Road condi-
lions in Statc-RcGolutions Adopted
81 Recent Meeting-C. A. Harris
Wineham County Member.


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~ l''''t>'' ~
tue Interior Franklin N. Lame mas con-
scented to come 60 darlington early lnI
Japu,r,. Ia spcat ON Good Roads under
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ldtivc committee OF the Patrol committee
with Jrdte Edward Griffith o.. Muehca-
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Legislature.
rbr object, ars.
Crc,t,,p of "a state highway department
Lavr, ibe posrr Il, at,geluf efficient cu.
c,iue,i.rt .unrry.iou and bav.nu uIl. CON
trol OF construction. and maintenance. ol
tlrolgL highway.
N,,titi,r off fhr rte.cpt town control
as ,,r,r,lit,r,. of star. highway, money.
l.,,,,,, T., A.. towns th, control al cx-
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-24

up about o per cent Of the production
Of the plant, Manager Williams stated
last night, and about $500 have been
engaged on this work, This is consid-
cred q maximum
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-24
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Gerald G. Jones will go tonight
to Montpelier to spend Christmas with
relatives.
Miss Bertha Jones is spending the
week with her father, Thomas Jones,
i'll Middlebury.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold L. Moffitt left
yesterday by automobile for Medford
Hillside, Mass, to stay over Christmas.
Miss Lucy G. Swift, home demon
stration agent for Windham county,
went today to her home In Middlesex
10 spend Christmas
Miss Grace Convey, who is taking the
domestic science course in the Skidmore
school of art, Saratoga Springs, n. Y.
is spending the holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs E. E. Convey of West
ern avenue.
Ensign Fred II. Harris has come to
his home here for l0-days' leave En-
| sign Harris has been retained at the
naval air station in Pensacola, Fla, as
| instructor for several months.
Harold Staples, who is in the Cloyne
Ensign school in Newport, R. l., came
/ last night to remain a week at his home
! on High street Miss Evelyn Staples,
kindergarten teacher in Lowell, Mass,
also is at her home for q week S vaca-
/ tion.
Richard c. Averill teller of the Vermont
National bank vi give up his position
there tonight Mr.. Averill recently
bought the Am.don & Son wooden mill III
Hinsdale, n H.. where about so hands are
employed, and will assume the active
management Jan. /. Mr.. Averill has
been employed in the bank several years
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-24
Just A Suggestion

Just A Suggestion.
s.Wiu YOU have anything in this
lemonade sir?'
You might put in some sugar and
lemon juice Judge.