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LOST AND FOUND

Ayrb c,,,oi hon. u.toh, Do,. q,
1n,I.. AN "otiT' ,u,9,' NvINu' I-p' u,
mid ,nr T,rrmm, h'" "''F'' ''i' W" wv
,,,
u,l', ana J. I,In'ir L'"'.Hn
win hi,,cl .'rs ,,5 ',"J' ",T'' M",,,
base Of tnil. answer 10 name WITTY and
Fan: reward for return or Information
33l W. Nohle: Walnut "13,
LOSr-For terrier female. white. With
ears -nud o,rr mostly black: one black
toe, $500 reward Return 20 lnS f.. Ttu.
Phone Walnut 6l02.
LOST DON, Tan p,l,, ,-,t.r,,r, ,t,.
black enamel face: Initials q. u. r. on
back. reward Cull Pcrriro. Walnut 1877.
LOST-A government check made pay,
able to sally Rh,iucs. amount $50. Re
turn to branch office ]ONohoman. West
l'HS 'ruE store ana claim reward
BLACK pockcthook containing SIS SO; one
- ul'' on" SlN h!II ana small change.
&uIil owner ~ n'i = ''n toward
lOST-Iamco u.1 ."l between 5,v, .'N
and Harvey and telephone building col.
m building Ilros" return TO Aoi n
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FOR SALE

One bedroom suit one dining room
sun. me- range, rugs, chairs and othol
iurnltu'r. all good us new Phone Wal.
uut ,320-J. 1919 W. 10th st.
THE BEST bargain In city. white Rotary
md Singer. late models, Chcap for
cash r. terms. can me for 4epairs. Re,
sponslhle Maple 3332-J, D.. D.. Dillon,
go2 r.. 6th.
ONE dining room suite. library table.
lufOc rug. udIustahl" dress form
Phone Walnut 6i7G-J 7o3'a " 9th.
WANTED to buy "A few pieces Of odd
furniture and rugs, also bedding and
linen for 10 rooms. get my big cash
prices. Maple 3,G9-E.
FURNITURE or a fiye-room. south
front, lower east apartment, for sale.
and apartment Tor rent. 6l3 ". Grand
Walnut -lGl
FOR SALE-'65 drup-hcod Singer sewing
machine. with all attachments, SIS
Walnut 3l9l.
SET OF oak furniture. call any time at
sos W. Main. Maple 3G3o-J. Mrs Il
Strofto.
FOR SALE Bedroom and Kitchen fur
ntture. 200 Z. 9Th.
FOR SALE-At once, bed, dresser loa'n-
or couch, gas range, gas stow library
table. chairs. buffet. bookcase. Child'-
bed. porch swing, 1872 W. 18th; Walnut
$40.
WE are anxious 90 buy YOUR used furnt-
iuro. We exchange. Nallcau Furniture
CO.. 226 West Groud. Phone N'nlo 90
FOR SALE Kitchen cabinet buffot.
dining table ~ chairs. library table.
bedroom suit, Cnll Walnut G99i after
6 p m
f275 WILL Buy the furniture complete
Of Groom house. possession imrne-
diately. 6lj y. Lindsay. Phone Walnut
l937-R
FOR SALE-DetrOit Jewel gas heating
stove, with pipe and connections, In
good condition, garbage can. Inquire
llOt w. nth. Maple 2Ol7-J.
HOUSEHOLD furniture. same as new:
must sell at once; leaving city. Phone
Maple 1925 party J. 1871 Y. Ninth.
FOR SALE-Gos range 50. $50 +. Eighth
ELEGANT CRATES, never used. can Wal
nut 3li3Sl. 427 East Tenth.
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LOVELY Groom furnished apartment,
my fully equipped Kitchen; beautiful
location. very close in; adults only. -
T.. 5th.
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AUTOS, VEHICLES N
ACCESSORIES.
Must Have
Thu Room

1917 Mitchell Six, 7-passcngcr. good
us new 100
1917 Lexington Minute Man Six. 81
passenger ...-..... LOU
1913 Hudson $40. must be seen TO
ho appreciated $50
1918 OIdsmubtle Eight ROADSTER
driven less than l.bOO miles, best
buy in city Tor ............... 1900
1913 OIdsmohile Eight. 7.passenger,
a beauty 1000
1918 OldSmobilo Six, Sedan. can't
tell from new. owner says sell at
once for 1900
1918 Davis Six, 7-passenger in e1-
ccllent condition. n snap for &c.. loo
REQ roadster $50
lslI Roamer. Al condition. new
punt s....sstr s.....s.s.. l,bNO
1913 Paige Touring ............. as
1916 Oldsmobile Four Touring
snap Tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 700
1917 seven passenger Chandler
newly painted. In excellent con-
hllluU ..s....... 100
1918 ~OldsmOhile Six Roadster-driy-
ON only on oklahoma city streets.
practically new ............... LOO
And a dozen others
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OFFICES AND SToRERooMS
FOR RENT
PHONE PBX-81

MODERN office for rent, Walnut Sl63.
PHONE PBX-81
Moving, Packing, Storing and Shipping,
RED BALL TRANSFER a STORAGE
COMPANY.
Office and Warehouses 1875 West Fret
ll7-ll0 North Lee St
OFFICE for rent. two office rooms with
private toilet and bnth; separate en-
trance; vacant September /; 18th floor
Colrord Bldg Vcnham Engineering Co.
Walnut go
FOR RENT-Storc building. 30XJS. 7Og
North Harvey.
GOOD office and part time good stvnOg o.
rapher. Call J22 Lee Bldg. Phone
WALNUT 2OG2.
FOR RBNT-A part OF suite Of front
rooms. Majestic Bldg Smith, walnut
G2O3.
DESK room IN furnished office, central
location modern B-23, care Okluho-
man.
FOR ~kEST-tiu, store best block On
broadway K-l0o. care Oklnhomnu
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GET BUSY

1877 Ford chassis. looks like new,
quick sale. $3.50: also good Ford touring
body Oklahoma Auto Exchange. 7O9 N.
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AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES.

AUTOMOBILE owner. We have opened
a. Nrst-class repair shop, our chief me.
chaniC with 10 years experience can pu'
YOUR car In good running order regard
less Of make: all work guaranteed: VIII
appreciate your patronage The Guar
1ntcc Auto Repair Co, ll26 " End -
FOR SNLl-Ouc Goodyear cord Casing
2lNi; brand new, $3.50 L-67. okla
hOWau.
FOR SAI.E-l9l7 Ford coupe; complete
~ ovcfhnuled; better than new. GRAY
a DAVIS starter: spccdumutrr. lock; other
extras. $4,000 cash. 200 r. llth, phone
Maple 332S-R.
MUST sell 1917 Ford touring car. COZ
W Reno
FOR SNLt-l9i7 Ford touring; rood run
rms condition. 40 W. Park. Walnut
TAG.
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CATTLE N STOCK

WANTED-A few strictly dairy straIn
short horn COWS. Address George r.
owen, Longmont. Colo.
SHDAr FOR SALE-wcight about u
bounds l2j W. goth 81.
FOR SALE-Fivs gentle Jersey milk
cows bargain, four blocks west Slope /,
~ Reno car line Mcclure.
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PERSONAL

HOLMES HOME or REDEEM1NG
LOVE
HOME FOR UNFORTUNATE GIRLS.
I0.n location, combining efficiency with
hone Rural LIVE. Anna l.. Wittemun.
superintendent.
LADY private detective. shadoWinE. To-
eating. strictly confidential Miss A
n W 9Th s..
DIR GRATOpP-Vitapathi Physician.
nervous and chronic ailments a spe-
,l'l'F Examination Free. 309 Baltimore
Nllg
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

GARAGE 7Ol West Twenty third
RAIN for rent FOR garage. 223 + 5th
A NICE. now garage to rent at 1901 W
Nth St 50 month.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS

If IT'S FOR SALE phone Walnut 1854
and got more. o. X. Auction Co. 100
South Harvey.
FOR SALE rooms Of furniture and
house FOR rent, close in. cheap rent.
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POULTRY AND z T

) g WHITE LEGHORN heps and pul.
lets Tor sale. a and Csc. Mrs. joyce
Ieepcr. tl Reno. okla.
hoHIoN bun dog FOR snlc. 4 months Old
IemaIf. registered stock and perfect
narh,ngh Davis Candy shop, lo7 n.
IH'lV'I HIRED Haired White Rock
ru,krT'lH ltt M,sf Iatb NysInp, g4-
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THE a y. BOND RENTAL COMPANY,
20 NORTH ROBINSON AVENUE.
PHONE WALNUT 10.
Rentals. collections OF rent and care.
InllMr NJ MrnnnrlL
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STOLEN
KoDAKs. pILMs AND FINISHING

KODAK FILMS developed and printed
We do superior work. Write Tor price
list. We do not sacrifice quality for
speed WestfaD Drus Company. Okla.
homa City
FILMS developed free on trial roll: prints
&c up TO 2Mx4h: new brilliant finish.
Mail TO Gamers Co. go North NcRin-
ley. Oklahoma Clty- Okla
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STOLEN AUTOMOBILES

NINONA agency. Luke pofaon. sales.
man. Phone Walnut 337s.
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.CAES. REAL ESTATE SECURITY
PRIVATE MONEY

To loan on improved city property.
loans closed promptly, no red tape
Aurclius IS Swanson Co. Inc. state Ma
tlonnl Bank Bldg walnut 1856.
FARM LOANS-tlvc. seven. ten years
CITY LOANS on Oklahoma CIV
properly The Jennings investment
o.. 1915 COlCord Bldg. Oklahoma City
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ono bedroom suit ono dining room
suit. Huc range, rugs, chairs and other
iuruItufr. all good rs new Phone wal
uut ,32u-J. 1919 W. 29th st
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ONE dining room suite. library tnhlr.
Dufoc rug. udlustnhl" drras form
Phone Walnut bi7G-J 7O3is " 9th.
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FOR SALE

Contractors tools, SHOW
els, picks, wheel barrow$
concrete buggy, 2-incl
centrifugal pump, one Ia
inch diaphram pump ant
other small tools. Also IL,
600 feet of 2x12x18 yellow
pine lumber, $50 per thou
sand, and various otheI
sizes lumber. Moreno Burk
ham Construction Co., 70(
East Grand. Phone Walnu
1878.
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A SUITE Of two large furnished front
rooms FOR housekeeping, In q brick
apartment: strictly modern, private IN
9Th ST.
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DO'6O 1OuilllSj
Ford Sedan
Ford Coupelet
Ford Touring
Buick Touring
Prices are attractive on these. And
condition guaranteed.
Okla. Auto Exchange
700 y Broadway Maple 15ii
buck s-cylinder, 5-passenger touring
cor. model D-45: g Kelly Springfield
Tres spotlight e,c In Al condition.
good condition in every way pbona
0Nllh9ma CITY Buick Co. Maple ~
FOE SALE-Ouc 5-passcnger 1911 mod
o. Ford car In Al shape. $3.50. wal
nut 3l9I.
A BIC OPPORTUNITY
Territory comprising eleven counties
surrounding oklahoma City il omen for
distributor for AUTOMOBILES and trucks
This n an excellent chance for a live
party 90 make good money with modcr.
ote priced automobile aud truck. In
writing give address and banking rcf-
c%ronc"s. Address k-53. care Daily okla
homon.
l'lN SALT ~ II n hlINIilN.llf. nnUt !
tji, fine condition; good tires, uphol
stcry good M new. cash $3.50. Walnut SIC
or Maple 232S-J.
FOR SNLE-Toigc roadster. fully
equipped extra rim and tire, seat COY
org, electric starter, all In first class con
litton. n bargain FOR cash only. Jll "
Grand Ave.
FOR SALE Four cyliudcr Buick. i've
passenger. In splendid condition. $500
cash. Phone Maple 3s9i-R.
FOR SALE-Or will trade for lighter car
or furniture. one 1917 Mitchell road
sior. five good castings. W. X. Robert
sou Phone Maple 724.
WANTED TO TRADE-Stock i'm an Al
company for automobile. Sec II. G.
Peterson. lloshach hotel. 81 S. Robinson.
FOR SNLE-rhree used 3lxi castings and
a good battery, At n bargain. Walnut
$3.50 after 6 .. m
FOR S~ALE-Cheap FOR cash. II taken Al
once. 1917 Chevrolet touring car, cleo
trio starter. in Al condition! one Ford
touring. good condition. runs fine, twin
cylinder Emblem motorcycle, good con
Il'un. $50 See these before you buy
li-G W End
FOR sNLE-One 7-paFsenger Oldsmo-
bile, I'm good coudition, with & new
cl,i,ngs, or VIII trfde for a good Ford.
'hll Maple Hl1s.
q wv MO ne most ttntIhllF located
automobile SHOW window md sales
SPACE iu Oh" CITY. rs W. Main. Walnut
SOC
iliI best buy pf tho week 6-cyiinder.
g. passenger chImmy roadster. Al con
lIll'n, $500 n taken before September 2
Liberty GHrsgo
$500 CASH lyc-passenEor Dodge chr
never been run off pavement. nearly
new. Loo, care Oklahoman
'-PASSENGEE Ford. slightly used. bet
icr than new. $3.50 20 T.. 9Th.
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USED CARS

USED CAkS
One Grant Six touring.
one Dodge touring.
ore 7-pnssenger Chalmers
one Overland touring
One Maxwell touring.
One Ford touring.
Cars all in good condition and priced
70 sell
Sc, them ~ once n you want a bar
gain.
SEVERN MOTOR co.
3li n Broadway.
Can for J. G. LLOYD.
FOR SALE-Flve- passenger Ford car IN
good condition. Cheap; 5000. II West
Sixth,
$3.50 BUYS late model S~tudehabcr, Z
passenger car: good condition and np-
p%enranCe. Priced to sell Military duty
Fig. Oklahoman
FIVE-PASSENGER 1918 Dodge touring.
run 1000 miles. 5000. Walnu 1856 or
Maple 726.
INDIAN TWIN motorcycle, cheap. eOl
n broadway.
HAVE 1918 touring car 10 trade for
equity In well located bungalow. r.
lls, care OklahOman.
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FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
Phone Walnut 4033

Moving auto vans and trucksl packing
turuEt. furniture, pianos. etc.
RELIABLE STORAGE Il TRANS
FER GO
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-05-22

When the Hagenbeek-W Wallace circus
, visits Brattleboro on Wednesday, May
20, there will be seen on the downtown
streets the day of the exhibition a street
parade that represents an expenditure
of more than : 100000. 1t is entirely
the origination and execution of the
best artists, designers and property mas
ters Of Italy, England and France.
II is the policy of the Hagenbeck-
Wallace circus never to repeat its nov
elites. For that reason the parade for
this season is entirely new. For months,
day and night, artists, artisans and dec
orators toiled like Troians in the Euro
pean workshops TO build the parade
which is this year amazing the cities
of America.
Not in any way does the street parade
resemble the pageants of the past. 1t
fairly glistens with newness There are
floats of FURNISHED gold made by Orien,
4 tai workmen, costumes and tapestries
from France and Persia, flags and ban.
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AFTER DOGS THAT
ARE CHASING DEER
County Warden Threatens to Prosecute
Trout Fishing Has Been Unusual
" Good During Present Season.

County Fish and Game Warden E. II.
Metcalf was in Dummerston yesterday
looking up evidence against dogs in
that locality that have been seen chas-
ing deer recently. He found evidence
enough so that certain dog-owners will
be prosecuted if they allow their ca
mines to run at large and chase deer any
more.
From reports from large number of
trout fishermen whom he has inter
viewed during his numerous trips
through the county Mr.. Metcalf is con
WINGED that fishing for this particular
variety of the fnny tribe has been bet
ter this season than for many years
past. In his opinion the situation is
due to three causes: The favorable
weather conditions of the past few sea
sons; thes systematic stocking that has
been done through the efforts of the
county fish and game club; and the evi
dent tendency of fishermen to observe
| the six-inch law more conscientiously
Mr. Metcalf himself has examined
scores of baskets since April 10 anc
| found very few short trout, while a war
den from outside the county who spent
| 10 days on the streams hereabouts die
not discover a single violation in thu
course Of his YanderiAss. ...a~s....,.......-
I From now on, of course. trout tishlps
will depend more upon favorable con
ditions and skill than heretofore, bu
| Mr. Metcalf feels certain from observa
tions he has made that there are guam
j! ties of small trout in Windham count,
streams that will be large enough t
furnish good sport next year.
| That there has been the usual amour
of fishing this spring is shown by tn
number of licenses issued by the loca
town clerk: 23O resident fishing; IL!
nonresident fishing; $40 resident com
bination. In addition the clerk has is
sued eight resident hunting and tire
nonresident combination licenses.
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WATCH your HOP SES

ners from China, statuary from Italy,
band and orchestra wagons of bronze,
hand-carved and decorated with pure
FURNISHED gold Almost every type of
man will be seen in native dress and
the characteristic music of the world
is represented by trumpeting brass
bands, chanters, bagpipes, tomtom play
ers, drum, fife and bugle corps. The
great menagerie, the pride of Carl Hag-
enbeck, is shown in open dens
The performance this year, has I'M
dergone many changes. The stellar at
traction remains the.performanee of the
famed Hagenbeck jungle wild animals
These beasts of the forest and Jungle
will be seen in an immense steel arena
Daring wild animal trainers have then
broken to perform remarkable tricks
More than 400 arenic performers will be
been in the circus, performing in tire,
| rings and ON two elevated stages. Per
formances will be given at and {
p IN. Doors to the Hagenbeck zoo will
be open an hour earlier.
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demonstrations, inviting their neighbors.
Ten organizations have invited me to
speak or demonstrate before their men,
bers on this subject, including the Re-
bekah Lodge of Brattleboro, Oranges OF
Brattleboro, Townshend, and Rocking
ham, Home Study club in West Brat
tleboro, Mothers club in Saxtons River,
Home Helpers club OF Wilmington, the
Fortnightly club of Putney, and Farm
ers' clubs Of Dummerston Hill, East
Dover and Marlboro branch. We have
held one demonstration exhibit in Good
now g store in Bellows Falls, reaching
with leafetssand helps about 400 people
Potato Week was planned by the
directors and committee women to reach
every one in the county, if possible. AT
the time of this writing, about Is dem
onstrations and talks are scheduled as
part of this drive.
1--WE have had assistance from oul
state university through Miss Pierpont
our emergency home demonstration lead
er, and L. H. Burgwald, who has giver
demonstrations in cottage cheese making
in Grafton and Vernon. Miss Berthe
Holden of the University of Vermont
has assisted by demonstrations during
our Potato campaign.
'tThere have been many requests fol
leaflets, for assistance in selecting o.
making fireless cookers, purchasing pres
sure Gamers and other housekeepers
problems. Quite good number of call
have been made upon the agent at head
quarters, showing that the department
is becoming known and doing some serv
ice.
| cat our demonstrations and talks tn
attendance totals approximately 1,39
people. -
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-05-22

Kitchen range and parlor stove at al
most give-away prices II purchased at
once. Bed springs, sewing machine
cheap. salesroom Elliot, cor Elm Sts.-
ADV. TIP
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-05-22

Bert $. Miller is confined to his home
with a severe cold.
David Mckay of Los Angeles, Calf,
is spending few days with his brother,
John Mckay.
A regular meeting of the Home Study
club was held last evening with Mrs.
Harry LeRay.
Mrs. John Barrows came from Spring
field, Mass, yesterday and opened her
home on Ames hill for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter f. Bartlett re-
turned last night from Readsboro, where
they had been a few days, Mr.. Bartlett
being on a business trip.
Ray Sweeton, who had been guest
several days in the home of his brother,
A. w. Sweeton, and family, returned
yesterday to his home in Canton, Conn
There will be rehearsal Thursday
evening in the home of Mrs. g.. b. Hunt.
CT for all those taking part in the min
strel show which is, TO be given here
early in June.
Harold Timson of Williamwille, who
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-05-22
WAITE CANDIDATE
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
Londonderry Man Wants to Succeed E.
L. Hastings Of Townshend Who Win
Retire Quiescent.

Petitions are being circulated by
friends of A. B. Waite of Londonderry
for the purpose of getting his name on
the primary ballot as candidate for
assistant Judge to succeed Judge Z. l..
Hastings of Townshend, who has def
nitely decided not to seek re nomina-
ton. This is practically the only recent
development in the county political sit
uation, which has about the same
amount Of interest for the average man
that dictionary has for q tent cater
lpillar. m
+ The fact is that nobody is very much
interested in, politics at present-unless
| it be the few who are selhshiy inter
ested. It is generally realized that the
state and county must go through tht
usual biennial campaign this year, but
this prospect arouses feeling OF an
noyance rather than excitement. I
seems like small business in these day:
of real happenings.
So far as the legislature is concerned
nine out of every ten men would be re
lieved if they could vote to abolish tn
institution for one session at least Tit
state constitution, however, does no
provide for any such act of mercy, AM
therefore it will be incumbent upol
!, Windham county to choose two sena
tors to help compose it.
Thus far no candidates. have beel
!, officially announced. According to tn
custom in vogue previous to the enact
, ment of the direct primary law thi
would be the year for the election TO
senator from some town in the south
ern probate district outside OF brattle
boro and in the northern district for
Rockingham resident, but primary law
are no respectors of customs as wa
shown two years ago when both sens
4 tors were chosen from towns an TIL
end Of the county. isi,- ~
: stt@. - -ss'
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-05-22

was brought Sunday evening to the Mel
rose hospital by DIR. Gordon on account
of injuries to his right leg caused by
sticking pitch-fork into it, is doing
well.
Prof. and Mrs. l.. B. Patton returned
yesterday to their home in Hartford,
Conn after 2 tow days; Stay at thor
summer home in Marlboro. They came
here TO look after-t the planting of their
gardens.
Mrs. +. f. Carpenter of Putney un-
derwent an operation for appendicitis
in the Melrose hospital yesterday. Miss
Margaret Maranno, also of Putney, un-
derwent an operation yesterday. Dr.
LaChaine of Hinsdale assisted DIR.
Lynch.
G. Whitney Prouty, who recently fin
ished work for the Twin State Gas &
Electric company where he had been
employed as motorman, has gone to
Guilford to work few weeks on the
Muller farm. Mrs. Prouty and child
are in Guilford with him.
Mrs. +. A. Waldron of this town, who
fell Sunday in her home injuring heI
right leg below the knee, was taken to-
day TO the Brattleboro Memorial hospita
by DIR. G.. b. Hunter, where an x-ray pie
ture of the leg was taken. The injury
was found to be a bad sprain and not
fracture, as was at first suspected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Railway and sol
of New London, Conn, who were guest
over Sunday Of Mr.: and Mrs. Purle b
Convey, are spending the week with rel
atives in Willianisville. and South New
fame. They win return here later il
the week and Mrs. Convey and daughter
will accompany them to New Londo
for VISIT @ y.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-05-22

| Ten thousand tomato plants, csc to
$3.50 per doz. r. n. Messenger. Tel.
l457-W-Adv. $50
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-05-22
Miss Lucy Swift, New Home
Demonstration Agent, is
Pleased at Outlook
PEOPLE ANXIOUS
TO COOPERATE
Believed That Appropriations Will Be
Forthcoming to Continue Work Which
Has Been Started in This County
Meetings Every Other Day.

Believing that housewives in Wind
ham county needed the assistance OF
one especially trained in household
economics the services of Miss Lucy
G. Swift of Middlesex were secured and
she came to Brattleboro about March
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-05-22
WILL RAISE s15o,ooo,
Congregationalists to Have Fund To-
Aiding Retired Ministers,

LYNDONvILLE, May 2a.-The plan
for Pilgrim memorial fund of N,5bo. 900
for the aid of retired ministers was in
dorsed at the opening session OF the Yer
mont conference here yesterday, II was
voted to proceed with plans TOR raising
$3.50 900 of this sum in Vermont.
Ex-Gov Charles W. Gates presided at
the meeting. About one-third of the
churches in the state were represented.