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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-16

'fnh til Gsocn al pirfc pao set Stco
| Ninlnarhcn hpcr Ncrreu hauhc ia.
ham. Son taltr ~ itrcU ligc let
Can't .Norif. Unit % Gn9c!it. frrths
brii1c Tranif naor Set lialot, % par
Gil mere cno 1lminoclig ouatia etc
no1rdi. @cbiQue almh'tobcr hnpo.
han ogioa Sotin, @rpit % Ncbro
III. par cl u~cIltoNanuct Scoloa % its
lom Siclo iom @ammc1uthcraucr.
Ter par mango truge Sage hans
Gin. % mango Sorgcr; men ban
'or'toh at faitt alt paa BAN ON hocnt
oct hcocr: Slater al cbcra Sor9
pon hanl. TIL hou bar Snthu rcr
cocr!" Gn oori6tig og from ariltcu
par Vditor Tctcricu. ret Ell tro Scr
rcn@ Slcncr. iom 0eoc paa lin Noit
% ION Serrcn ianot paagen GA bar
fom. IQc &c, iom %ficuote hom ot
ior'io6 al irttc Tri8 paa hanl ".
ptot hanr Sut Tor hans Nirfe. %
bans Gicpcr ira @uihcr College, o.
Mcni1hcbcr ban / lin Si0 bctiGltc,
% Dc mango. iom han har moot pc0
Sonbiti1ninlcn / Ncrp Dorf, % iont
III 'tooer oao lime peIop6prfeoc Sor.
NE / Noropcita % MeIlcmpeltcn u'I
eriuorc ham / Sutncmnlcliabcb. Zen
@uo han troiait iicnte % lom bor
TOO lin SiIlIuat I'll hi III uben Evil
hare mot ham en- fro Sienera Con
o. nil oqlao trsitc hans lsrgeno:
@iife. @eliignet prre Taitor Gnlii
Sobnn Vctcriet2 Winbe.
s.. SeebuIa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-16
SDif Mgitation blanot Barn.

Ger eaor life en- Gag. noen a.
mali hcrcr l,pe SibnesbprD ON Den
railtaitiite Gncrei. Oct tpitc llopals3
SiGlpcrc uoioIoer ilrber beres Ngi.
tation imoo alt, hoao Ser or oauif.
Ge. iibitc grcmpcl itammcr ira
Slcusbore, % Oct or iaa taratteri.
Tiff. at oct FOREIGNER at ticnoes al en-
mitorre SiicntIiebeS.
SorIebcn Morgen. ga Stolernc
eicutoa llnbcruisninsen eitcr Sfto.
berierien. amIeoe Gireftsren for
@pcns Sperrealifolc. 2obmanu. belle
StpIcn iii en "Rprsen. SsiiibcIi9.
bcb" / Sfoleus Seiiial. Girettsrcr
boloi pco bennc 9eiIiebco en- iterft
asitatoriif Gale % ill,tteoc oenns
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-16

rc!ic al GTlgcriorcninacrs i~n0icnot,
NcolcmsliItcr. at Observation-Disclosures
M bar il.4O3 Meblcmmcr, Scr for
bc!cr ii9 paa ~isIgeroc Raaoc: @a.
ocralcp Gittr'amt 1911 CT Mon.
oatcr)- SaNtrsIcp Better lmt S035
az WanOairr), Ssnocrborg ant.
1884 CT NduOoter), Iubenraa Nm.
1929 CT Manoatcr), Seroer OF bc
mcucmilospigltc Soanc S4S3 G.
Monootcr). Slcneborg @p % Amt
553l 6 Monoatcr).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-16
TOitbroitreif / Saoerslcp.

SaOcralcp, 1900 9top. ga. 80
No'ibno % Heierpepoitbuoe / So.
peralcp Sp % 2~anoOiitrift bar in1or.
gea ncblagt Irbcibct. &c bar ioc
IA Gage lioen iorlangt ocres Ga1.
lon 'orbciet til 16 Marf. Sgaor
l1blpb Ger ira @crlin McoOcleli.
orL al Der bar bcoilgct &c giitc GIT
DC ct Moancbsiinrg poa 80 Mart.
Gcrpaa bar @llbclle iislgc "Iunifc.
'fcrcn" ioag nc0lagt arbcibct. III
"rcpolnbGrin9 i @aoerslcu Sp %
SallooiItrift CT inoitiQct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-16
0cnicapl.

Observation-Disclosures Soa.
fpnbige mencr at Sarmerne funoc
bapc largt iterre llobntte al ocrcS
Ncuicguaro bnis De piIoc benptte liot
al bcrcs lcoige 5to / Iinternloanc.
bcrl,c I'll grhpcrpeIic al uiberc auno.
fob ON Senieaul. Iepartementet
bar llogipet FL bel &Gffe sobe Son.
icbsser, ser oil bli ierbt til enbpcr,
Ser snifer Dem. alocles gratis, blot
man piI 'fripc otter benz. Ser er Ell
9iite oper be @sger, man fan iaa:
355. Sbc Succcibiul YonItrp uno
Tairp Sarm.
52S. &inta 10 Toultrp Raiicr5.
574. Eonltrp Souic Contraction.
$50. S%rcilbatorS.
6S2. Simple 5rap Rcits for
YonItrp.
697. Clct Raising.
79l. Surtep 2aising.
sol. Vtltes ono Sice on Youlirp.
sos. Stanbaro 9arietics OF Chief.
ems. /,
S9S. Stanoarb Goricties OF Ghicf.
ems. II.
$50. @arfeting egss bp Garcel
Eoit.
SO. Gopons ano 9~nponijing.
S5S. Che @uirca GoipI.
SS9. 9acf Yaro |oultrn Sleeping
922. Torcel Ycit @uiineis Rc.
tboos.
Strip iii department OF goriciI,
tire. Gipilion OF Qualifications,
&aibingtcn. 3. e.. meo isIsenbc
Yumooning: "PIeaie IenS ME 1sarm-
crS' Bulletin Ho........." (anaip
hpao Sumner Oh sniferl.
-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-16
/ 0Hinois
forelfriper Set.
Siocr han nlbria hnr ficnbt Wcbi'
einer aipenoc Hcinltnt iom Sanlae

y. s. GIoer, N. 3, mco aonio.
rcr / 40 Sfrqojfi @ulI6ing, Eco-
ria. Suinoia, ircntfommer meo 'iit
u~bctlngeoc InbeinIlrg al Sonloc,
Or. Glocr Qrooucreoc ira Butler
lluipcrlitet / indianapolis, ,<no.. toJ
icncrc et "poit graduate" aurlliS uco
Hulh College, Chicago. % bar ogiaa
ltuocrct / llolan0ei.
Nuu bar pGret / attiu @plcprari9
/ opcr 40 gar - % Nor / Tcoriu
% er en- al ocnnc @pa bcOlt
ficrl0ct Eager.
"Soa lon9t nit aitnoltab ref
ter, IagOc Or. Gloer mloer CT npIlJ
giuet Sntcruiem. bar Spgcul0cnltc
ben olorig frcTbragt en- Wcotcir.
Ger bringer HciuItater iom SarIuc.
Get er aIbcleS Tor goot al boloe bortt
ira Sen liocrloe Wcnneitchcb. % lea
har / nogcn Sio 'orcifrcpct BET / min
Vraria % mcb mGrtprrbiac Helul.
tutcr.
3 aorcuia bar icl libt al piopc
onOe ~ Mhcumati2mc, % jeg bar
olpcu0t mine bebite Sonfer ioric
gcuoc az iinoc Sinoriug. men ali
u0Cn Epttc. 2iQc c'tcr ar hnuc ipIlt
piIoc Sos Oannc lio / min Mto9.
anNribenoe nit Nlertc. bepirfcnSt
ouurlig Girtulatjon, fnl6c &Gnoer o1
6e00cr, Suimuelbc0snniolo. Ylcttcr
Tor 2ineuc, Gicl0ommcIigt Ncfil.
0cuoc, irpgtclia &opcopine og DC
pcfrompe. Nbcumntiamell par al
BET Sloga, lom beplrfe0c NnlomIin
ger al llrinlprc / @Iooet, buiIfc i'm.
ser Gei ino iii Scocmobenc. o.
Smcrten par Iau itor, at icg uGiten
life funoc noholoc al bcuPgc Irm2
cucr Ben.
Set or OcrIor intct a, uuorca
oper, at lea aupcnOtc Ell bel Gcl &l6
% Snltonfc. b%rliacn6e ode mine Gp
ucr, ioriegenOe at bciri mig iclu Tor
0i3lc Snoer. We1 intet AZ alt lea
'anOt paa gau mig mere enc lot
mtoIcrtioi1 2iroring, iuOtiI ieg If
lnnIac. 81 iaolcocs par set ieg er.
iarc6c arPiternc ! SouIdc: seq
hapoc en- Eailcnt, ser / aarcpl9 hau.
Sc ii6t al DC fannie SIaga Cuoer.
% Omlcno icg gioroc alt leg tuncc
ior BAN, ION Tor mig iclu, iaa blcu
ban life bcore. Icrue lammc Scr
ion fom til nit aoutor en- Iag c'ter
al hape upret bortc omircnt itr YtuG'
neocr, og iea har aI0rig hcIc nit
Sin Icct Ell Ytano, Der bar icct mcr,
ilrn0 % rriit uo cacr baut l%toiccuoc
al Il bc6rc &~cfinocn0e DleoCua ban
lao Ser / nit aoutor rortalta ban, at
Del par Sanlac iom bapoc brnlt Den
piomoerlise 6oranoring Seq tim
DC fife ipile berpoa, 0a lea pl0ite !
bplIten ior'RroeIig Jor'atniug hal
huooc oPrci. % Ieg beilutteoe mig
mc0 oct Iammc III at iorlsgc Tan.
lac i nit eget 1ilrGIoe, Seq gIoroc
iaa, % Rciultateruc CT. al uoale iou
SLATER belt Iierncoc nit Waueoroc.
Iigc0an Hbcumati5mc % ale mine
andre Pluger. SEQ iolier uiIoOdn-
liz goot. iiGr az aiso o. anoen Iad.
Ban Ytao, Der o'te bar femme sol!
Ger, men Inlet oerai betommtr m,J
mere iIoc. Sea er oerior III. 0a ieJ
har opoaget GGroien a. Sunlac. al
To IPrbi9 iii a, Rre Den iom Der
mcit pelgisrenoc az aQc gie0iciuer
Seq bar 'orc'trepct 0cu ! (l!Iplocr
al 6heumatisme, gtprc o. BLOB
ipgbomme % aImln6elis ueobruot
6oria.nin8, % oct meo ~uiounocrIigt
RciuItaicr. Sea timber Oet iom min
Tligt. I'll geoiie ior Den IiOcnOc
Nenueifcbeb. al oiientlig9isre min
Gr'aring meo Saulac FOR ale % Ell.
bper."
SanIoc lrlgea al Ell goo apotbe.
fer / bper gp. gout.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-16
Sra Scnoeriyaano.
Gn Strsmpil.

) Hilocbel peo Wpgcltener, Scr
blotil bar pGret alliet Tor ell MID
I.Tnoig fortpifct @p, har Scr oncrche
mclot li9 II Mcblrmurcr iii Toro,
'lcSpig'f &Glgeriorcning. ifisnt Der
'er't lencrc oil bliuc bolot Wteoe =.
"pcn til SplpSniue al So~rbolbenc,
let ira Oault SIDE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-16
Np Experimentation / S!espia.

Otter bpob oe il~capigifc @laoe
mcohcicr, CT Der inbtroaot ct Ser.
'on'ti'tc / neutrality-suspicious. en-.
bcoct / SleSuig. 0cr Ruitourpnte.
hoia Talg bar iaact Stotsregicrin.
gems Sonftion, cr biotiIprrcnoc 81
ltrlftaprU'iocnt Eaulp. Der bar hout
CT GnlbCoc / Ncorc.gliais nleo DO.
pTl / Straaburg. Zen me Ge0ic.
rinGsprT'tocnt rpholocr Jig for 81.
Den / @lcsbnbcn, men ncntcS ! SEN
nrrnlcltc Srcmti0 al pile pucrtGat
lit Gmbc0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-16
YrritcfprhplOcne.

&lrfcminiitcriet bar truiiet en-
rorcIsbig Srbning mco Senipu til
Neutrality-suspicious. / Spnocripaano e..
fer 8icniorcningal. gn Sncs me
Gmbcocr bcrncoc blipcr lcbigc % be.
lTttes REQ Soui.itlltion. Ger or al.
lcreoe mango, Iom bar erflrrct ii9
pluigc til at opcrtage Sen miolcrti,
Ei1e Girflombco.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-16
Spif %,sremfrro.

&clcn. 13oc Nopbr. 5 @~nlcbning
AZ # 8ulobrpllup igaar / SfooborJ
lpo 'pr @rGnicn, for &cterancn
Truhr. baubc geboerne d%rrailaeret
eli Set / ToriamlingsbuIct. 9citn.
rclicn haobc lnoct Soriamlirgsbulct
impftc bl. a. mcb eli Slagoefpration
b~citoacnoe az 3 oauifc, . frantic, =
oncrifanlfc % /. cngeIit Stag. Ct
tcrat HcltprclIe len bnuoc Iorlaot Sor
ianlIng5buIct og hapbc ailonit bette,
trsugte ! tpife Soloatcr al Gagtitpr.
fen ino / Sulct % "Iicrrct tSlagHlc.
Der bIcp a'gipct Snobcrctning ii.
EolltiDagtmcItcrcn / Scls. Ionr fpu
tllitcoe % lopct at anmclbe oct pas
Icrtc. @citprclicn for Soriamling3.
huic. bar telegranif gipct Oct isnber.
ir0ifc Wiriitcrium Wcobclelic on
Sogcn % ~Iluticr nleo Islgenoe Sp.
Iororing: Sfooborg Sogns o.
boerc Der Oct isnocrjpoife Miniite.
rium giennent oen internationaIc
aoVmisiion ON muliN at iremifpn.
Dc en- @eiTtteiic al Ssuber. Spllanb
Tor octpco at opnaa trpggerc lilitar.
nr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-16
SciGttelics. SrDppcrne.

"Sc Sen1ps" for 12te Nop. mel
Ger: Set epcritc &aab bar enon;
lite ioln BET CT blcpct paaitaaet
tngct nogcn @ciluirlng ON @c,
lattel'en al Slespig % Gpre Sd)lt.
lien. Ger cr beler life taget BE.
liGnmclic ON. builfer Nagt ser iful
nocrtogc @cIrttclier. Ntal, bar fun
In't'at 9eiGttcli Stprfc,
ncmlig $4,000 Mnno for 2prc.
Shle'icrrs % 5000 Vtallo for Giles
big.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-16
SpnnNen SrGifnime.

Saocrslcu, 13oe Nop. ~ Manos
Haaoct / @aocralcu agtcr iielge
"Ganltcrcn" / Ben alcrlGrmcitt
0remtlo at ipcrfiGttc SrGifnins hos
DC S%ortobocrc, Der life fripiuis bar
~oflcocret Oct foreifrcpnc @reoforn.
Sctte or ioranlcOigct peb, at Ser fan
pei'tcs Mangcl paa @reoturn i @pclt
Sabcsslcp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-16
Otter Hpmuinacn.

a%lebcnbaun. 1ooe Nou. Naar
Sp'tcrnc Dar remmct Selocripuano,
oil Der blipe lagt 80 Wdno frantic
Soloatcr ncO Ell Sificcr / hper al Dc
'enDcripo'fe 9per. Naar Sranif-
iHGnocnc rpffcr no, otter at Niitcnl.
nlngcll or forcgaact, ifol ser critat-
les Al ct ~Il1lcnoc Nntol oanifc Crop,
Der
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-16
Zen int.rnatipnn!c Npmmisipn

aisbcubupn. libc Npp. Zen IN.
tcrrationalc llcapiglfc &ommiaiioE
bar icnot ire l~loIenoinac til Ssnocr-
ipllano for at ~forbercoc apmmisiios
ncns Intpmlt, ucmlig Ell engelif
&apicil. eli bnnitfeot 'ranlf &apiciu
% Ell Gorbmano. SlIomTgtio / &c,
legrailtprct, u. Saorberg,
Gems Nntom.lt til SenocripIlanb
bar paft iicr SpmerfIonJcN. "a
Sc%rnbuncrncS Eoaiogcrtroiif 10 er
~ltariet i Spitlanb, maottc Rciie;
forcta9cs i NutomcbiI. Cen tpifa
0rTnicuagt blcp mc9et iorblei'c.
cpcr at ic @ilcn, Iom bar lmptfct
nleo CT enGclIt o9 ct irnnif SIag. Gen
tpIfc G~olobcticnt i~orlaugtc at Ic Scr.
rcrilcS Somncbsgcr, men lit bare ct
itarpt Nei til Suar.
Dc tpitc Observation-Disclosures pa:
til Ell Tcgpnoclic tiIbsicIige til at
lore usic Spipu nlch, huoo De ire
Scrrer iorctog lig / SsnocripIlonb.
Nu bar imiolertiO Mpnoigbeoernn
fulh'tCnolg oogipet &ortroIen. &c
ire llbicnOingc bar inipiccrct Oil.
ccratualinoct / Slerlaborg. hpor mar,
tGnfcr at inorctte aonioret FOR EaS.
aioclingen % Tropiantcrirg3bu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-16
@rlscrfurcninscn.

gabenraa, 12tc 9topbr. Siolgr
M'ooclelIe ira SGlgcrfontorct / Sa.
ocralcp uiicr sen cubelioc Spaie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-16

nlcO CT oir,it, Irgrcb paa q, bault
Glen. iom or oarif Spcioer'srcr. &r.
Sobmailr 'anot oct pasicnbc life
blot rotrpttcliat az nGprc Glcpcr:
Naun % @opGl, men ban tiI'eieoc
i'slgc "6lcnsb. Np.", at 0rcr9cn
"loftcbc" anbrc Grcrgc % Bigger I'll
liz % ieetc at "ooorage oeln ballif
Ndno" pco at louc Dem @cunctauio
Ter. mt Ssi % lluiiormcr. &euolpc.
re % S%fuocpaaben ian1t - Tom oct
lioitc % aobcnbart dIlcrppr'te -.
Icholicr ira Den oauifc aonae".
Seq haabcr". iIlttcoc Iircttercn.
"at ! Srcrse, pcb, hpoS ) hor at
pare bcrpda".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-16

~Ssntm"s eutre -Iaenisr er ptus sa-nis
aborner'er. esr'or fan 81 i,lob ion p1rsiiaiss
Fremier I'll gh,nnerifarilere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-16

Ri ienoer Den pao Qrspc.
pots oi bar 'or'eGt r1itcr olt aueet. tort I'll %.
Spor dIort teller hor nj hart bore iicri,e fclb.
GEM peo'c'eoe 8upor toag. % Ri hi 'eube big frit
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-01-31

years.
Rev. DR.. Woodin is corporate mgn-
Der of the American Board and las
been a member of the National Coin
Gil of Congregational churches and
president of the Main State Conference
and Missionary society and is one of
its directors. In 1917 Bates college
conferred upon him the honorary de-
gree of Doctor of Divinity.
Rev. and Mrs. Woodin have one son,
Knowlton, sophomore in Brown uni
versity.
The Lewiston Evening journal oi Mon
day said in connection with DR. Woodin S
acceptance of the call to 'ratteboro;
During his stay in Auburn DR.. Woodin
has been prominent in affairs Of civic in
terest. He has been greatly Interested in
school work. has been II friend to alt COZ
lege activities, and has always seconded
any effort for education and well being
of the young people of the city. lie has
been prominent, too, in church gather
ings and has held several important offices,
among them the presidency OF the Maine
Congregational Conference and Missionary
society in 1915. DIR. Woodin is a Mason
of high degree and an enthusiastic sup
porter of the Grange. Sincere good wish
as OF many friends follow him and his
wife to their. new home
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-01-31
N Office

In accordance with previous notices
by us, stating that the existence of the
Thompson Trust has caused certain per-
sons to take up the occupations men
toned in Mr.. Thompsons will, and
that, by the overcoming of these oc-
equations, the benefits intended by him
would he lost: We hereby give notice
that women in Brattlcboro who are
earning their living and belong to the
class which the testatOr had in mind
will receive just as much benefit from
this fund by staying ont of these oc-
equations as they will by entering them.
and that women who are now sewing
and employed in shops will receive just
as much benefit if from time TO time
they take up other occupations or find
it necessary TO leave town in order to
better their condition.
RICHARDS NJ. BRADLEY,
JOHN F. MOORS,
Trustees under the will of
Thomas Thompson.
January |, 1919.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-01-31

suit, blue cap, heavy knit stockings and
red rubber overshoes. Officers there be-
lieve that he belonged in Massachusetts,
The length of the time which he is be-
licvcd to have been dead was brought out
by the fact that a man answering his de-
scription stopped at the home Of Glenn
Britton in that town on the evening of
Jan. IL and inquired if he was on Wash
ington street in Haverhil. He acted pc
culiarly and left the house, going to the
general store nearby, and there asked
the same questions about Haverhill and
said that he thought some one was after
him but that he had friends who would
care for him. When about to depart hr
declared that the store door was locked,
which was not true 1t is thought that he
went from the store TO the place in The
rear of the Dunshce farm which is nnoc.
cupicd and where he was found. No cyi-
dcnccs Of foul play were found. Sheriff
f.. IT. Lord, Deputy f. J. Bennett. Mcdi-
cal Referee q. II. Hubbard and Solicitor
Roy NJ. Pickard made the investigation.
Tho man had the initials az. NJ" in
right forearm. The letter "B" was
stamped on the pocket of his trousers
and letter "B" was embroidered ON
his handkerchief The laundry maria bore
IF % IA Sure No money or papers to
aid in his Identification were found upon
his clothing. The body was taken to
Kccnc
On account Of his peculiar actions and
strange remarks made at the Britton homo
and at the store in Wcstmorcland. Coun
ty Solicitor Pickard thinks he may have
escaped from an asylum. He has tec
phoncd the mans description to various
cities and towns
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-01-31
PRIVATE COLTS INJURY.
Official Notice Received From War De-
partment-7s Shell Exploded in
Trench.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Colt of 70
Frost street have just been notified off
cially that their son, Private Allan G..
Colt was in base hospital No. 81 in
France Oct. "a severely wounded. Pri-
vate Colt is in Company G, l03d infantry,
21th division.
He was wounded July Is, as previously
stated in The Phoenix, and this is the
wound to which the message refers. Pri.
'va 10 Colt was in d trench when 7S she'll
landed in the trench and exploded.
pieces of the shell struck him below the
hack. tearing away much of the tleshy
mart? and surgeons had to cut away more
flesh on both sides to prevent poisoning.
Private Colt also was wounded in the
left arm. He is now able to get about
with cane, and it is expected that he
will fully recover. He enlisted in Com
many +, LIST Vermont regiment, at the
time of the border trouble in 1916 and
went TO Fort Ethan Allen, hut did not go
10 Texas. He formerly was employed in
the O. j. Pratt drygoods store, now the
Huntress- Adams stnre but was with
Meekins, Packard & Wheat in Spring
field, Mass. when called into service in
1917, coming here and going with the
regiment TO Fort Ethan Allen and then
TO Westfield Mass. where he was trans.
ferred TO the l03d regiment, going over
seas in September, 1917.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-01-31
N OTICE

Tho will of Thomas Thompson, late
of Boston, provided that after his
wife's death portion of the income
of his estate should be used for the re.
needlewomen and shop girls in the town.
lief and support of poor seamstresses,
of Brattlcboro, Vermont, who may be in
temporary need from want of employ
mont, sickness or misfortune, and for
kindred uses in said town. In accord
ance with the wishes of the testator
this notice is given by the trustees, APP
plications for aid may be made through
Mrs. Frank A. Wells, l07 High Street.
Brattleboro, Vermont, or through Miss
$. c. Stedman, SO Bedford Terrace,
Northampton, Massachusetts telephone
Northampton l3l3-R). Miss Stedman
can be seen at the Mutual Aid Head
quarters, Q Harris Place, on the first
and third Tuesdays of every month,
from $50 TO 500 p. IN.
RICHARDS NJ. BRADLEY,
JOHN +. MOORS,
.-,.. Trustees,
January !, 1919.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-01-31
HORSE FRIGHTENED BY CARS
Starts at MILESTONE Bridge and Winds
Up on N. H. Whites Veranda-
Owned by Alonzo Johnson.

Frightened by the steam cars shortly
after 10 Wednesday morning horse
owned and driven by Alonzo n. johnson
of West Bratteboro left the bridge over
MILESTONE brook for wild dash up
Main street. He left the express wagon,
to which he was hitched. in front of A.
X. Rice's restaurant and continued up
Main and High streets, where he turned
into the yard at the home. of Noyes II.
White and was stopped on the veranda
of the house, near the kitchen door and
the animal probably would have entered
the kitchen had the door been open. No
one was injured.
The horse became frightened when
near the bridge ut the lower end of Main
street and attempted to turn around,
cramping so shortly that both thlls were
broken Off squarely near the crossbar.
Mr.. ,IOhusou hold IN tba rainu ~, n mans.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-01-31
LIEUT.. MASON COMMENDED.
Personal Letter to Casual Officer from
Chief of Ordnance-Expects to Reach
Brattleboro Soon.

Lieut.. Harold W. Mason. casual officer,
has received II personal letter from Gen
cral j. II. Rice, chief of ordnance. L. S. A.,
commencing him on his unusual nitia-
tive, resourcefulness and devotion TO
duty
Lieut.. Mason conveyed the informal ion
of the letter from Gen. Rice to Mrs.
Mason, who was Miss Evelyn II. Durham.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Dun
ham OF this town, in ii recent letter.
cablegram received by Mrs Mason
from lieut. Mason few days ago stated
that he expected to sail for America
this week
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-01-31

Sometimes in shooting folly as IT ties
we pierce wisdom in strange disguise
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-01-31

Who has himself for nearer always
has an understanding audience.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-01-31
BODY FOUND BY BOYS.
Probably .Froze to Death and Is
Thought To Have Escaped from
Asyluni-Acted Peculiarly

The body of man who probably froze
to death was found in Westmoreland. n.
H.. Tuesday by boys hunting 1t is
believed that the man had been dead
about is days. lie was feet inches
tall, weighed about 100 pounds and was
about 40 years of age He wore blue
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-01-31

January l, 1919.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-01-31

Miss Mebel II. Power of North Hero
expects to sail from New York the first
of February a number of Red Cross
nurses having been called by the Amer.
lean and Syrian e omission for relief
in the near East, -.-.. --.------ ..-----s-'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-01-31
ACCEPTS CALL TO
CENTRE CHURCH
Rev. H. Woodin, D. D. Becomes
Pastor Next Sunday
In Auburn, Maine, Past Eleven Years
Graduate Of Amherst and Yale Di-
vinity School

vinity School
Rev. Herbert p. Woodin, d. d., pas
tor of the High street Congregational
church of Auburn, Me-, will become
pastor OF the Centre Congregational
church of Brattleboro next Sunday,
Feb. 2. The Centre church Sunday night
voted to extend DIR. Woodin call to
The passionate, and Clerk w. A. Gil
bert notified him by telegraph of the
action of the church, receiving his re-
ply by telegraph Monday morning.
For the past three months DR.. Wood
in has served as educational secretary
in Y. NJ. c. A. hut 81 at Camp Devens,
Aver, Mass. He felt that if he was to
accept the call to Brattleboro it would
lie better not TO resume work in the
Auburn passionate, hence his early avail
ability for work with the Centre
| church.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-21
RETURNS SH0W QUEBEC OVER IN
 ''DRY' C0LljMN

Toronto, Oct. 21-Incomplete re- turns from yesterdays election in which Sir William Hearst premier of the province, and the conservative government have been swanlped in dicate that Ontario has gone dry by an overwhelming majority.
 Throughout the province especially in the rural districts, the prohibition wave has rolled high. The voting was to 1 in favor Of it in some dis tricts.
 The defeat of the Hearst conserva- tive government, according to the Mail and Empire, conservative organ, was due mainly to the big vote poll ed by the United Farmers and La bor candidate, who took 43 and 12 seats, respectively. The liberals. de- spite their win of five seats in Tor onto, will stand apparently as in the last legislature. The largest single party in the new house will be the farmers. Their alliance with either of the old parties and labor party should command . good working ma jOrity.