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The Mount Holly news., 1919-10-14

There are many evidences OF better
ing conditionsiin Belgrade, Serbia. Bel
grade university opened short time
ago. The American Red Cross is now
erecting barracks to house the students
during the summer.
In the spirit Of the people there Is
a marked change for the better in the
last few months. Social gatherings are
more frequent, and few moving pic
ture theaters are In operation.
Shops IN the city are gradually re-
filling with stocks. Prices are high.
Reports from the interior indicate a
large grain harvest with possible
surplus for export In South Serbia.
These reports have had encouraging ef-
feet ON life In the capital
The Mount Holly news., 1919-10-14

Did you ever think of the relation Of
the farmers bank account to the tool
shed2 Machinery depreciates faster In
the weather than 1t does IN use The
time saved by having a rust-free Inn
plement win soon pay for the shed.
The Mount Holly news., 1919-10-14
A surmIse.

whats the hubbub in the inside Of
ficeY'
'The old man is savage today and
the fool Office boy let in an agent with
a Life of Cromwell"
"WellT p
Il suppose he is selling his life
dearly. ly."-Louisville Courier-Journal.
The Mount Holly news., 1919-10-14

Patience-What's the matter with
you and Fred7
Patrice-Weil. had a suspicion he
wasn't true to me all the time he was
In France with his regiment, ana now
I'm quite sure Of 1t.
why so?"
Last night he began saying sweet
things to me in French. ~ onksrs
Statesman.
For the ohlldren's future-euy saw
inas Stamps
The Mount Holly news., 1919-10-14
Evolution.

DO you believe in the theory Of
evolutionT'
II wouldn't venture to contradict
It," replied young Mrs. Torkins
Charley dear is always telling about
animals that start as race horses and
finish as dogs"
The Mount Holly news., 1919-10-14

Eventually, why not nowf--covsrn-
ment Savings Stamps.
The Mount Holly news., 1919-10-14

Always going upI - Government
Savings Stamps.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-06

bette SIags So. enooa M set pr.
re ilaaet, isr Greet bar begpnot of
moone.
aserbrugsI9rer Sobn Smene.
bart peo @isccnlin AeerbruasifoIe
Tiger. at ben Hpbpsser, iom begun.
Ser paa ct Stpffe ofitoset 2ano, peo
at iaa TO IcreS meo SABRE iii SO
for i'm ali Gintereu isiennem berpeo
fonmner ct soot Sfribt ioruo for
Dem, iom laber i'm GSomiIiefu flare
iig meb bare Yfprbs. Man fan iaa
en- goo Sapreaplins enSos mencm
SrGihibberne, % pao iamme Sib fail
man faa Stpffet inbiaoet meo aIs.
Der. 8aar oct gobt, piI Ipbpggereil
iaa GIcperbs for i'm au Den paaisl.
ge,be @inter.
Taa maneen III Sorm iinbes
Der ct iumpigt, pptrnmpet 2anoitpt.
fe, iom Iigger Der pprre eno nnpttiet.
Cite fon man peb at plsic op ct iaa
oant Stpffe % ioa 2inirp, Simlotci
% Hebtop paa Oct, ino Ell prroiiuIb
S%iuirsapling % CT goot SIaatteitpffc
/ mango Iar.
- Toteter, ionl life err ififfeoc til
at bIi ienot / 0tarfebet, bar Barb
iom iaitigt Sober for Melfefuer,
men bsr ierit icnoeS siennem en-
root cutter, iaa man unoeaar Den
Sare, at anerne ioar bent / SaIlell
paa fig oe fpGles. ao9te, moicbe %
tilfsiebe malet @rsn er Eoteter en-
Sang ibIanbt ubmerfet baobe for
Griie og Ssns.
MaiS % Sunflotper ianmcn
blir ubmerfet goo Gniiloge. Man
fan enten plante SuuiIopers fam.
nlen meo Wailen eler paa ct Stpffc
for iig ieIp - 80 CONNER mellem
Taoernc % 80 Sommer meucm
bpert "Sin" / @uben.
SfummctmeIf, loo eIler fur,
tpnb eler tpf, er ilomlerfet for Sons,
icm logger seg, ioupel iom for apI.
lirlger.
Setter lifer goot at bIi boIot
rem % init pubiet. 8ormerbelte ifl,I.
DC bore fine % blanfe iom Ell SIS,
men life imeloieoe iom 8riie.
= glsoifaneoe g@g er ciltcn Segn
paa, at Ssniene er bIct for ooerfeoe
eller mangler mineraIife Stcffe. 8iu
minbre WaiS, % ifaf Dem Grit,
Gitersita tai % iliae Sager.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-06

Seaislatiirer % oereiter goofienoes
peo Ell alninoeIis SoIteaiitemniug,
fsr Den fon iao SopSfrait.
Vtaleafopfis Sorilog ON en- LOB.
iTitet otte timers arbeiosoag for
apinocr er al Suiet blepet peotaaet
meo 10 MOB 10 Siemmer, otter at
Den bar blepet ~tilisiet CT amcnoc.
meiit ON at bear9nie Spertiosarbei
Dc til ler Elmer ON llgen.
Senatet bar biiaIot oeu i%oreilaoe-
De sGnorlng / NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
2open, iao 5rGngenoe fan noes
Sirlp / Siemmene iiteoetior OF len.
DC Iaaoanne Terioner til Gounipin
itititionerne.
MISUNDERSTANDING bIep mooarbei
oct al Senator Benin ira Sbebop.
gan, Der poaitob, at Den piloe fomme
til at foite Siaten minoit $4,000
ON Iarct. 6orilagct itstteoeS al Sc.
nator Slmacf, ion erflpreoe, at DC
6or. Stater er oct eneite cipiliicrebe
Sano, iont biotil bar nnolaot at gipc
iaaoon @irlp.
Zen fsrite @ia nngaaenbe Heall.
Ierlna eIler aouirol al 9nititibe /
@tSconiin blep Den 29oe Wfai trent.
lat al Senator Senniues ira Mil
fuallfce. Oct aiper Gountpparffom.
missioner Mpnoigbcb til at inorette
SonoingspIaole ior 2uftifibe % ialt.
'1tte % opfrGpe Detailing for re
npttellen al Dem.
Senatet bar pebtaeet en- Gelolu.
tion ON NeoirtteIien al en- S9leS.
fomite ~beitaaenbe al 5 S~enotorer og
8 ISlembIpmen I'll at repr9lentere
S~egislatiiren / Wilpaiifee paa "Heo
Irrow"- Oagen, Den 6te SUM, iorat
enife Weolenmer al Den 32te 9ipi.
ion peIfommen bielnigien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-06
SppelimeriSt til Seminariet?

S iomme af Spoltaterne bar ager-
brilgsoepartementet BONE bemoltru-
tion Mgenter, lom iammen meb
&genter for piSie StaterS 2anb-
b~rngsifoler opmltntrer til Sabrifo-
tion at Sepelimer. Sremit / &pffen
blanot Dem, iom arbeioer for oenne
Sag, itaur Ilamabas "bonte clubs"
og i9rbeles gobt blep Der arbeioet /
tGbnte Stat III BET iioite slar. Get
itore Intal intereSiereoe, Iom meber
trent til "broommafine" 9emon-
itrationer, er gobt egnet til at gipe
Dem, iom refer forbi, BET Snbtrpf,
at Der enten er gltftion paa @aor.
Den eaer pietige Saeer uloer Be
banoling oerinoe / @aarosrummet.
90 oct life er Mltftion, er oct natllrs
llgpiS oct andre, Der nUpntes.
Ser aples / Suscolooia Gountp,
Ila., "groomcorn" meo ertra 600
Sop euer "9ruib", og Sopelimeia.
irritation er blet noget, Solf paa DC
Srafter III bar faaet Sntcresie for.
Gtbpert &lubmeolem, Iom life bapoe
ct itsrre cler minore Stpffe Broom.
corn ifjor, lpgger hit Elaller Tor at
funne able iaa meget rter al bette
Sopelimeris iaar. s ct enfelt Nos
bolag / Gauntlet bar man oIlereoe
flebt Jig Ell "broom-mafing" Waifin,
og / fIere Sofaliteter bar ma orgas
niIeret Jig % blet enigc ON at orore
faaoanne. Wfeb Ell Waifin fan ser
f~orfrr0igcs % Sopelimcr paa Ell
Gag. Soert &lubmeolcm iobrifcrer
fine eglle elmer, men iicroe bper 2i-
me bprer Waifincn til. Get er ben
Solo, bun maa bctale for Srllgen al
Wtaifinen.
llbgiitcrnc meo at faa iabriferet
Ell Sinte berborte | oct llppnte Gus
calooI "a 60, Ila., a%nilaar 9eparte-
meltet iii 60 Gents. Wctoltroaoell,
Nuooerne % Sfaitet foiter %tiliants
men 1912 Gents. @obe Sicforilfaft
foiter s Gents Stpffet. Sfait al an
ore Srplorter 6 Gents. Sor 6rcnl-
tloen bill man / Sllacalooia So. ia
brifere Simeifaitcnc ogIoa, laa man
ilipper at fiebc. Get blir oltioa bare
Wtesiingtraaben og Nllooerne, man
fonnnler til at giprc EeneellblGg ior
bcreiter.
Get Hobolag, Tom eier eli "9ime-
mafermaIfin", bar Ell itaoig Sno.
tGgtsfiloe, betoner 0epartentcntet.
Ntens 2inleliaferiet blep iat igoig
ferlt % frenlit for %llngoonrnlel,, fan
pgiaa De plbre Mehlenlmcr al So
nilien paa foloe, ~regnfuloe Gage og
iier ON Sintereu tielle iig eli flor,
fommen Sommeifiaing peo at fprfpr-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-06
Disconiin ~Seeislatur.

&en oper Sttetimerslooen er
blepet forlagt til Senatet, bpor Sc.
nator q. g. Sfogmo bar iremiat ct
ligelpoenoe SoriIag iom W. 6. Sobn.
ions, Der blep forfaitet al SiIlet meo
IL moo 3S Stemmcr.
If Irbeioerfercre arbeioes Der ID
rig poa at foa 6orilaget peotaget al
Senotet | Saab ON at bets IebtageI-
ie Der pilbe spe en- iterf SuoilpbeIic
/ Siliet. Ser er Wuligbeo for, at
6orllaget pil bli neotaget al Scna.
tet, men at Sltiet pil negte at boue
mere meo Spergsmaalet at beitiue.
s Senatet bar Sinansfomiteer
inbitiqet til Seotagelie ct 6or1o0
om peo iripiaige giorag at reiic ct
6ono pao So, 100000 til llooeling
blanot aimenltreoe @isconiinioIoa.
ter | 9eleb paa $50 iom Wininuulrl
% $40 for bier Msaaneo / aftip Sic
ltelte lom Wtorimum.
aomiteen bar ogiaa anbelolet ct
Sorilag ON of bepiIge 100000 til
SjGlp for laareoe Solooter.
Senatet bar p%eotaget Terrpbilen
ON Ell 90 Trocents Sorbsielie al
StatsfunftionPrers 9snninger, Tom
life anoraeer til oper $1,000 ON Ma.
ret.
Ger bill life bli opiert nogct Hoo.
iepeltmonument / @ispcniin. Siliet
bar nemlig nlco 30 moo "a Stem-
mer iorfaitet @ltrfes Sorilag ON 81.
rcttelien al Ell Wonumentfommis-
lion % 9epilguing al De til Monu-
mentets anifaiielie oe SpisreIie for
nsone Wioler.
2igeiioen Sesiionens gegpnoelic
bar Der ltaoet ell aamp mellenl DC 10
Sllie ON bette Monumerlt. Zen be.
gpnbte, ba @rict iniiiterebe pao, at
oct ifrlIbe relies / Wilpaufee, me.
oens Senatet iorlonste, at oct lfuIoc
relies / MabiIou.
9urfeS 6orilag oar ct aompro-
mis- melem oisic TO, ioet oct operloo
galget al Steoet til Ell aommisiion
Suiet tiIltemte ben oSoe Dtai set
al Senotet peotngne 5orilos, Der iii.
laoer COLLECTIVE bargaining" mellem
5armere og neutrality-suspicious.
og nnbtager bisie Srganiiotioner
ira @eitemmeIicrne / Stotens 9lnti
Sruitlope.
Ger ianbt imiblertio Ell mesct
aninleret 9ebat Steo oper 1SoriIoget,
isr oct iattes mroer 4iitemning, og
Der iremiatte5 al Socialiiterne oen
9aaitono, at ~ipecieae 1rioilegier
isgte at iaa Oct iIaaet libel" 9enue
Sniinuation Ieoeoe til meget ifarpe
Spor fra Here al Suiets Reolenr.
mer.
giaen beitemmer, of Statens Inti
9ruitlope fol iortoIfes IoaIeoes. at
De tiaaber collective bargaining"
meIlem Verioner. Iom err beifj9itige-
De meb 6rembrinscIien al 2auo.
brussprooutter, % Soreninger al
arbeioere og andre Sunftion9rer.
Suiet bor ogiaa tiIitemt oen al
Senatet ~peotasne 59aesreiolution,
Der be~mpnoiger Staten til at ubitcoe
Bombs iii et geIsb al 1 Vrocent al
Den ifatlaste gGroi al al gienbom /
geibpsninsssicmeo. Sislge Siatens
aonititution maa @eioIutionen peb.
tages al 10 paa binanoen ielaenoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-06
Standard Bindehyssing 2O4c
Yromvt 5utenous ira ainneapols. syedsas Ian, Eruer br seuerue isuanlasninar
CONSUMERS Minnea POLLS

uncre Den Rdn0s Saatmoniqbeo ca Gu,
nc I'll at glsre noget Gf Inlet elcr en-
ubetsem Wdterie. Ser Sert oil bli e,
'irteltitoriit atloe for ole fonmenoe Ii
Der. let 5sr placeres / 6pert Iutberit
@icm / amerita. y. I. oultera.
@rdno sorts. lite Ctt6er 1915.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-06
Wenis

Sette tore &ert ON norits lut6erite
N~enigbeoer / ameritd. uogIUet al Mugs
burg Eitbliihing 0ouie. bar iuuoei mani
&c aisbere blnnOt bort air.efolt o. for
iiener Here. Ser er uogle llotaleIier
ON Sogeu al Rreirer / Den uoriis Iutbers
lie airte:
Set er mig en- 8l9oe az anbeiaIc
"NenigheostuleHoereu". Sen or Ct
mpnumeutaIt Tert 0g bsr fad en- TOR
llobreoelie / pore R~enigbeoer. Gen iom
foreiiaiier JIG bette Yert oiI Iuoe BET
Ouermadbe %iitereslaut % Igrerigt.
Observation-Disclosures" er ct htitoriit
Bert al Den aaerbeieite Setponing oliad
Tor Srcmttoeu. &eo az ,lsbe &open
AiGlper oi Ill meo at iaa Dor norits IN
tberite airtes oiltorie bebaret Tor toms
menoe S!9ster. Iapio Stepe.
@rano SORTS. u. :. 17oe Aug 1918.
Rorfsmtberiie Reuisbeoer i ame.
rita. 1S43-1916". euer iom DEN / bag
liz Gale taISes "Reni96eostalenoeren
err nj unoer Srptning al auss5arg Sus
bIiibing o0iie.
elsie gsger I'll pie Ser ameritauite
Soil. buiIteH berlig VIM Oct uoriie Solt
braste meo liz Biz og boil,eu @aue Nine
rita nj / % meo oette SoIt. Sogeu CIR
n tort geitripelie ooer mere eno 500
@~ienigbeoer. iom uoriie Sutberauers bar
itiftet % ~iremseleS u~nserbolHer. Nlsh
9ogeu. :. u. 8rhningeL
Burton. Y. ..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-06

cpis &c naHser sn esmaain. anfa' en- AZ
Dc itoiie Nooelsr al -Suspennen-. Siligi;
% beeii. srreisae yr.fsr risp -1ee9ra9.ys
ten az War.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-06

II er iittert uniiligt al lige ncget
goot ON Observation-Disclosures" iom
life alereoe sr iasI eIer itrenet ON Den.
Soasn er uogit az Ct itort Gent 90 er
snsitaaenee / itt Slass. gran maa be-
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-30

discharged and came home from Camp
Devens, Aver, Mass.
The West River creamery have filed
their ice house, doing the work in two
days with their new holsters.
+ Evelyn Wade, who has been caring
for her sister, Mrs Beynton, has re-
turned to her home in New York.
s THE workers on the pulp Job on the
south end of the mountain have moved
from the Holden lot to the river, about
500 cords of pulp.
Hugh Wilder went to White River
Junction recently, taking the examin-
alton for the state of New Hampshire
to enter the mail service
: The bridge gang finished work this
week on the addition to the engine
house and having the water tank moved
, they are now going TO the "twin cul-
verts, just south of Jamaica, where
they are to build new water tank.
| The closing order has been removed
and the societies are all having in
j stallations, A Joint installation of
Hooker Post, c. A. r., W. r. c., and S.
of Y. took place Wednesday evening;
/. o. O. +. and Rebekahs on Thursday
Masons next week.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-30
WARDSBORO.

Lewis Williams OF Peru is visiting at
w w Kidder's.
Ed Wilder of Dover visited his father,
+. c. Wilder, last week.
The property OF John E. Coleman will
be sold at auction Feb 6.
The A. T. club will serve supper
"Wednesday evening, Feb. q.
The Vermont Grange postponed teen
meeting until Tuesday, Feb. 4
H. H. Forester has beef in Williams
vile the past few days on business.
Nelson French of Brattleboro was at
II. L. Knights Sunday and Monday,
Mrs w E. Allen and Mrs. B. j. Perry
of Pixies Falls were in town over sunday
Rev Ashfeld Ashford attended III,
Nation Wide tercentenary evangelist,
campaign in Brattleboro Monday ana
| Tuesday
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-30
WEST TOWNSHEND.

Mrs Harry stratton was in Brattle-
boro Tuesday
Supt. G. B. Whitney was in town Wis
iting school Thursday.
Ralph Stratton is home from the bus
mess college because of illness.
John Bishop is nursing a finger
which was badly jammed last week.
The church, which had been closed
since Christmas, was reopened Sunday.
Rev William F. Bissell attended the
ministers meeting in Brattlcboro Mon
day
Representative Henry C. Stratton is
home from Montpelier on account of
illness.
Walter Van Ness has finished work
at the Jamaica House and is al his
home here.
Miss Mildred Patterson has finished
work At E. W. Holden and is ut
George Dompier's.
All are glad TO see the depot master,
Don Spragne, on the street again, after
being i'll with influenza.
Mildred Dompier returned to her
studies at the business college Monday
after recovering from influenza.
Washburn Kidder met with an ac.
cidcnt while going TO the woodlot last
week and was hid up a few. days.
Miss Edith Harris was home over
Sunday from the Mutual Aid associa.
ton where she is studying TO become Il
practical nurse.
Rev. Mr.. Davies of Londonderry was
called here because of the serious i'll
nessiof his daughter; Miss. Mary Davies
at Dr., Gale Is.
The Sunday school was reorganized
Sunday with the following officers:
| Suptv G. o. ;kimhalI; asst. sqpt., Rev
VIZ Bissell; sec. and treas. C. II
Grout; librarian, Herbert Burnap; asst
librarian, Aubrey Strattoh. The school
voted $40 for the Armenian and Syrian
relief.
| Mrs. Charles Grout recently received
a letter from her son. Private Pau
Circuit, which was written christina.
day. He was in Dierdoff,' Germany
and writes that the people have n,
more use for the Kaiser than we have
When one asks where he is they 1augl
and say he is in Holland He saw
food seems scarce, although no one i
starving. There are plenty of potatoes
In a letter written at Thanksgivin,
time, when I've was in Luxembourg, III
wrote the <eost of chicken was 10
marks or between $25 and $40. TIL
soldiers are now hilleted in the house
of the German people.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-30
WEST DUMMERSTON.

Miss Bernice Clark returned Monday
TO her work in Brattleboro, after be-
ing at her home here on account of i'll
ness,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burnett of Brat
aleboro, visited his aunts, Mrs. Mary
Aiken and Mrs. George Norcross, last
week.
{ \ very pleasant surprise party was
given Frank Leonard Saturday evening,
when about 80 of his friends and neigh
bors called to remind him of his birth
day anniversary, which was Sunday.
Games were played and there was both
Vocal and instrumental music, after
(which refreshments were served, con-
sisting of cocoa, cake, candy, popcorn
and apples.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-30
GRAFTON.
Death of Bernice Cobb.

Miss Berniee Laura Cobb, Il. died
Jan. I, after five days Illness with
pleuro pneumonia.
She was the oldest of five children
and the only daughter of Josiah F. and
Edith Edwards Cobb She was born
in Bellows Fails Nov 80, 1902 She was
til the end She had sweet DISPOSE
although her mother was with her un-
til the cndl She had sweet DISPOSE
tion and viii be missed greatly BY her
relatives and wide circle of friends
She leaves her parents and four
brothers, Lester, Adelbert,. Merton and
Harold, also an aged grandmother, who
lives with them.
Funeral services were held at her
home Thursday at | o clock, Rev. G.. +.
Congdon officiating. There was pro-
fusion of beautiful flowers from rela-
tives and friends.
The bearers were Grover Ballou,
Charles Forbes, Harry Wyman, and
Charles Hakey
Those attending from out of town
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. \. Wyman of
Athens, Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Wyman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hakey of Bel.
| lows Falls, Mr.. and Mrs O. H. Forbes
of Andover fVt.), Mrs Cora Hayden OF
| West Leyden, Mass, and Mr.. David
son of Chester.
The burial took place in the Hough-
tonville cemetery, where brief services
were held.
Mr. and Mrs. Cobb have the sympa
thy of all in their deep affection.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-30
SOUTH WARDSBORO.

P. r. Knapp is helping +. o. Could
cut sugar wood.
F. L. Gould is drawing stove wod
to Wardsboro.
The sick are all improving slowly,
with no new cases.
Over 1000 cakes of No. ice have
been cut here lately.
The school opened Jan. 2s with Mrs.
Merl Putnam teacher.
L. c. Goddard is moving his baling
machine, getting ready TO bale lbs own
hay.
H. f. Brown of Brattleboro has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Dan Stoeker
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ralph Hall are visiting
his mother, Mrs. J. B. Sage. He has
received his discharge from Camp Dew
ems and is welcomed home aga in.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-30
WEST WARDSBORO.

Floyd Robinson is visiting in West Do
YER
Dorian Robinson is in Newiane cutting
logs for John White
Hattie Allen visited her sister, Mfs
Belle Pike, in Stratton Tuesday.
Little Dorothy Roberts slipped and feil
on the ice Tuesday, breaking her collar,
bone
Raymond Kendall and Gussie Person
were weekend visitors at John Whites
In Newfane.
Mrs. L. O. Robinson and nephew, Em'
mons Robinson, visited at +. l.. .Adanss
in Townshend IRON Monday to fr.das,,
last week.
People are glad to welcome Leonard
Newell and his bride home again, M.
Newell having been housed in West Do
yer the past three weeks vita inauenyit
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Putnam went 70
Brattleboro Saturday, returning Monday
Malcolm White, Mr.. Putnam's nephew,
accompanied them home Tor two-weeks
stay.
Ralph Pike cut his shoulder badly while
working in the woods for Guy Pntnam
recently 1t was necessary TO have sew
eral stitches taken. Mr. Pike is dong
we'll
| West Wardsboro Baptist church. +. ".
| johnson pastor Sunday services, feb. :.
morning, 4 City Set Upon Hill, evening,
Why l Study Prophecy. The morning
sermon is the second in series on The
| Sermon on the Mount. In these times
| the important lessons of that document
are well worth our consideration. fiir
| evening sermon opens up the way 10
isome interesting topics, which viii follow.
The second meeting on The Meaning OF
| Prayer; Why Prayer Should he Cultivat.
/ ed, will be held "Wednesday evening, Feb
I5
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-30
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Reading advertisements enables
you to get more for your money
because they tell you where, what
and when to buy.
And it is a well-knOwn fact that
advertised goods are more reliable
and better values than the unad-
vertised kinds.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-30
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

The Grange win present a five act
play Feb. H.
s(Mrs Sadie Sherwood is visiting
friends in Albany and vicinity.
William Hosley has gone TO Boston
TO buy move. horses. DR.. Charlton went
with him.
Green Mountain Farmers Co,opera-
tive Exchange unloaded another car of
grain Saturday.
The auditors win meet at the town
clerk S office Tuesday to begin on the
town accounts.
Miss Olive Phelps began her. duties
as primary school teacher in Weston
village Monday, s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Howard and
Jesse spent Sunday with friends il
Springfield (Vt.l.
Rollin Rawley has been honorably
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-30

Jim Hawkins props his feet on the
rose festooned porch railing in an
Oregon suburb and reads the
same motor car advertisement that
Cousin Peter is studying as he
rides home from work i'm the New
York subway.
In Arizona you can buy the same
tooth paste and tobacco that are
used by the folks in Maine.
California fruit growers advertise
their oranges and lemons to the
people of the East. New Hamp-
shire factories make ice cream
freezers for Texas households.
There can be no division in coun-
try so bound together by taste,
habit and custom.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-30
COULD NOT STOP
THE HEADACHES
Until She Tried 'Fruit-a-tiYes"
Cor Fruit Liver TabIets)
NJ CoBuRG 81, Sr. joins.

49, NoDOfu d., 81. JOHN.
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benefit / have received from your
wonderful medicine, 'Fruit-a-tives'.
l have been a sufferer for many
years from Potent Headaches, and
could get no permanent relief.
A friend advised me TO take Fruit
a-tiyes' and i did so with great
success; and now / am entirely free
of Headaches, thanks to your
splendid incidence.
MRS. ALEXANDER SHAW.
zoe. box, 6 for 81 90, trial size 25c
At all dealers or sent on receipt of
price, by FRUIT-A-T1VES Limited,
OGDENSRURG, Ny.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-30
TOWNSHEND.
welcomed Returned Soldier.

Twenty -four friends and neighbors met
Saturday evening at Frank Palmer's To
welcome their son, Joseph, who has just
returned from France. Mr.. Palmer gave
vivid description of his varied expert,
ences while in and out OF the trenches.
He had number of very interesting SOU
venirs, found on the battlefelds and in
dugouts. Refreshments of ice-cream and
cake were served
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-30

her son, Arthur, ut Vineland, y. j..
is with them.
Norman Wright has arrived at Camp
Wadsworth from overseas. He will Wis
it his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wright, at Manatee, Florida, before re-
turning TO Grafton.