davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-02
LOTNIKoW
WOISKOWYCH.

Brownsville, Tex, 2. lutego. -
Dwaj lotnicy wojskowi zmuszeni
.byli wylqdowaG ma terytoryum
meksykanskiem, Z powodu braku
gazoliny. Obawiano sic tn o ich
los wiedzqc czem to pachnie ola
obywatela amerykatskiego dostat
sic W rece DISQUALIFICATION. lynn
razem jednak wojshowi owl zna-
IezI sic w lePszem poFozeniu cd
tylu swoich poprzednik6w. Rad
meksykanski ME tylko &c ich we
Gle swego zwyczaju ME uwieziN,
ale pozwolil i'm zaopatrzyt sic W
potrzebna iloSc gazoliny. Spo--
dziewaja sic lotnik6w owych Z
powrotem kolo Srody, Tub wees
NO;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-02

Michal Kowalewski, nowo obrany
prezes ch6ru, kt6ry przyobiecal pra-
cowac lie mu sil starczy ola ogol-
nego dobra ch6ru / parafii. Pc TAX
pieknych przem6wieniach odbyla sic
towarzyska zabawa, ktora pociagne
la sic do godziny jedenastej.
Festyn ma doch6d parafii sw. Sta
nislawa B. NJ, kt0ry sic mial roz-
poczaG ubieglej niedzieli zostas cd
lozony z powodu obecnie panujacej
epidemii influenzy ma czas nieo2ra-
niczony.
K6lko Dramatyczne dziaia!ace
przy parafii Sw. Stanislawa B. NJ. "
polowie biezacego miesiaca, obcho-
die bedzie dziesiecio-lecie swo)el
piracy ma niwie scenicznej. u okazyi
tel urzadza przedstawienie. kt6re s"
ma odbyc kr6tko pred wie!kim po-
stem. Odegrana zostanie sztuka p. [.
,,Dymitr i Marya. Blizsze szczegoiF
p6zniej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-02
.TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
Dskonczenie re strony 1~-szej.

B25 mlionow procentu Powinno
wPfynac do skaTbu amerykanSkie-
SO Cd samych Poayczek, gdy tym
casem ami centa skarb jeszcze ME
otrzymaA Po&azuje sic jednak, re
niekt6re mnieJsze panstwa ME
mogfy6y woaje wiScic ami dfugu
am prooentu, a w razae gdyby A
meyta sig domagala koniecznie
procentu W tym czasie, to mu-
sisSaby novel udzielic PozyczkA
by umozliwic ap{acerie procentu
cd Pozyczki, Senator Smith sfusz-
ME jednak zauwazy3. 5e przynaj-
mniej Anglia mogtaby zap{acic
swoje IA mil, wtenczas Amery-
Ia mogiaby Pozyozyt tych PSenie-
dry Europe. Senator Walsh Z
Montany podni6sl, re rozprawa
mad polepszeniem stanu lotnictwa
smerykansktego wykazafa, Il In
ne europeJsHie kraje, zadluzone W
Ameryre, pozwalaja sobie ma wiel-
&c k~osztowne hepszenia w lotni-
otwie. Jednem sfowem Europa sic
udoSSonala w bardzo wielu kie--
runkach "a pceniad2e amerykan'
skie. Zdaniem senatora Phelana Z
Kzlifornii, Ameryka powinna sic
staDowczo Pominiec Anglii in,
nym pahstwom, ktore sobie Po-
zwalaja ma kosztowne ekspey-
menta w dziedzinie wujskowei, a.
by sic ufScify z dhugu. Anglia
Francya ma pieniadze, Posiadajq
Re krate bogate koPalnie nafty W
Me0upotamii, Meksyku i w Po4u-
6nbowej Ameryre, przeto te pan,
silva powiEny sic naprzdd uiScit
z dsugu zaciagnieego u mas, Ma,
sza wspaniasomySlnoSc i dobro<
serca uczynAa z tych KRAKOW ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-02
kR6TKIE NOTATN MIEJSKIE.

w mieszkaniu swym, pnr. o41
West Division ul., pozbawif sic
zycia Albert Seydel lat 65 llczq'
cy. Przyczynq samob6jstwa by
zdaniem lego k~rewniaka, A.. HoI
mesa, zly stan zdrowia.
- Louis Beck, wlaSciciel hote,
lu pnr. 1886 Clybourn ave-, ura'
towal wczoraj zycie jednemu &c
swvch lokatorow, mianowicie J
Bruterowi, gdyz poczuwszy odol
gazu dobywajqcego sic Z lego sy
pialni, si}a drzwi pokoju usuna]
i pzeni6sl nieprzytomnego W
bezpieczne miejsce.
DR.. Robinson powiada, IL CO.
raz to mniej wypadkow influen-
zy i pneumoni zwraca jego uwa-
&c; liczba nowych wypadkow
stale sic zmniejsza. Wczoraj O.
bic te choroby spowodowaiy
smier6 173 oeob. Wczoraj ra-
portowanych zostalo 81 nowych
wypadkow influenzy, oraz FAC
wypadkow pneumonii. Ma zada-
ME DIR. Robertsona, kSieza w ca
lem mieScie zwracali uwage
swych sluchaczy, Co czynic ma
ley, ably sic cd choroby uchro-
mic, jak r6wniez co czynic W "a
zie, gdy sic padnie jej ~ofiara.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-02
Nronika MiejSCOWa.

DokoncZenie re stroIrcv |
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-02
CRAGIN.

w miniony wtCreK odbyl sic pc
grzeb s. p. Gertrudy OrzechOwskiej,
2ony D. Leona Orzechowskiego Una
nego wiarusa cragihskiego, kt6ra
zmarla Pc kr6tkiej lecz cieakiej chO
robie influenzy W KenOsha, Wis
consfn By}a ona c6rka PIP. A%ntonio?o
I Rozali Bieszk6w, starych osadni-
k6w tutejszych. Zwioki sprowadzif
2 Kenosha do Chicago MAJ zmariel
Leon Orzechowski. Orszak TogrZc-
bowy wyruszyl z domu zaloby pnr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-02
zYWCEM SPALENI.

Pittsburgh, 2. lutego. - Dotych
czas wydobyli STRATEGY siedm
spalonvch ciai re zgliszczy robot
.niczych domkow w Clarion, mad
rzeka Monongahela. KOmpania
stalowa wy7budowala szereg tvm-
czasowych drewnianych domkow
ola swych robotnikow w stalow-
nj. w nocy wczoraj powstal O
glen w kuchni, i TAX sic gwaltow-
ME rozszerzyl, re straz pozaTna z
Clarion oraz miejscowa straz ME
mogly juz mic %uratowac, gdyZ no
cy owej straszny wia4 water, a
domy byly drewniane. DUO hIdzl
uciekfo Z zycicm zaledwie. ME
mogqc nawet doetateczne9o III
brania M siebie zarzuciC. Nieste-
ty, ME wszyscy zdolali sic urato-
wac. Wiadomo dotychczas tylko Q
siedmiu ofiarach, a moze przy dial
SEEN poszIkiwaniu znajdzSe sic
Ijeszcze wiecej.
MOVIE OFIARY A
Newark, 2 lutego. - w domku
drewnianym powstai tn pozar,
kt6rego ofiara padho znowu sled
micro Iudzi. Pogrqzeni W twar--
dym $nie, ME zauwazyli dymu,
Iwydobywajacego sic I pierwszego
pietra, dopiero krzyki i woiania
o pomoc zbrDdzi}y Spiacych ma
drugiem pietrze, wdowe z czwor-
giem dzieci oraz dwoch mezczyzn.
Budynek by4 drewniany, wiec tez
ogien wnet Obja{ ca1e Pierwsze
pietro i odciQi droge do ucieczki
nieszczeSliwym ofiarom. ktore
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-02

stko jest w jak najlepszym po-
rzqdku. Dzisiaj nowy kolektor
zwola do biura swego kilkuset
swych asystcnt6w ma konferen-
eve, gdzie zwroci sic do Mich Z
krotkq przemowa i oficyalnie IL
rad obejmie. Oddajac departa-
nent nowemu kolcktorowi, p.
Smietanka oddai Sl2y00O,OOO
wartoSci w0dki i tytoniu stempli.
jakotcz spis majqcych bye sko-
icktowanych podatk6w najroz-
maitszvch. w ~przysz}oSci, Mayer
kolektowaG bedzie take podatkl
dystryktu Peoria. ktory oStat-
MO wiqczony zostal do dystryktu
chicagoskiego. Cd tel pory, no.
WV kolketor ME bedzic sic wieceJ
mieszal do spraw wodczanych
rzeczq ia zajmic sic major \. Y,
Dalrymple, ma ktorego gfowic
spoczy7va przestrzeganie praw
prohibicyjnych. Pan Smietanka
przcsyla obywatelstwu chicago
skicmu podziekowanie "a popar-
Gle dane mu W wype}nianiu lego
obowiazk6w, kt6re przyczyniSo
sic do togo, IL departamentu pra-
ca hula u.icle 1,IatMinna-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-02
ZDANIA.

Washington, 2. lutego. - Zau-
wazylismy pewne czeSc farme-
row, kt6rzy przyiaczyli sic do pc
tycyi robotnikow, azeby rad "a
trzvmal koleje w swoich rekach
przez jakiS jeszcze przeciag czasu.
Dzisiaj dowiadujemy sic, re in
ny odiam farmerow, zdaje sic
wiecej konserwatywny, wnlosi do
kongresu memoryai, domagajacy
sic oddania osobom prywatnym
zarzadu mad kolejami podajqc. re
oni representing powazna liczbe
farmerow, DO ohOdo 3 milionow.
w tenn piSmie farmerzy zaznacza
ia wyraznie, re oni sic ME zgadza-
ia z tym odlamem nielicznych roll
nlkow, ktorzy polaczywszy sic Z
Ipraca zorganizowana Przedstawia-
ia zywiol radykalny. Zarzad kole-
Ijlmi prowadDony dotychczas
przez rad byi wynikiem stosun-
k6w spowodowanvch wojnq. Woj
ia sic skohczyh, wiec niema zad-
nej racyi przed4uzac podobnego
stanu rzeczy. Dalej nazywaja far
merry kontrole rzadowa "a kosz-
towana i ME ma ~czasie, sprzeciwia
jaca sic duchowi prawdziwego a
mery%anizmu. Niemasz pieknieJ-
szego kraju i leps0ego ma Swiecle
mad Ameryke zdaniem owych far
merow, a ludzie kt6rzy ME oce-
niaje pieknosci kraju i ME So go
towi go broniG ME sa godni naz-
| WV narodu,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-02
I FARMERZY w ORE
CON.
Salem, Ore, 2. lutego. - I

Salem, Ore, 2. lutego. - Do
wiadujemy sic o zorganizowaniu
novel partly polHtycznej w Ore
gon, pod nazwa Ligi Ziemian i
Piracy. Przez try dni delegaci far
merow oraz piracy odbywali nara
dy mad uhozeniem programu owej
organizacyi. Miedzy innymi punk
tami wytknietymi przez owq or
ganizacye jest spraYa gfosowania
przez poetic. Partya owa domaga
sic zniesienia senatu stanowego,
przej5cia ma wlasnoSc pribliczna
wszvstkich publicznych uzytko--
woSci oraz wSzelkich bogactw ma
turalnych. Dalej domaga sic utwo-
rzenia departamentu rolnictwa i
przemys}u.
Zdaniem owego stronnictwa
rolnikow, nadszedl rowniez GAS
~rajwiekszy. ably porobic pewne
zmiany w sposobie wychowania
m+odych pokoleh, a mianowicie
by pouczano w sziiotach wiecej
troche o godnoSci i prawach ludz-
kich. Dotychczas BOWEN szkol-
nictwo wychowywaio nasze die
lei jak one maja bye shngami ka-
Cita1izmu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-02

zduszone dymem, oszo}omione
Strachem, zywcem sic spalily.
Straz pozarna przygotowa}a STAT
XII ratunkowe, w ktore skoczyla
NJ. Harzula, chora ma zapalenie
pNrnc. Uratowata sic biedaczka z
ognia, ale prawdopodobnie zimno
i przejScfa z~eszlej nocy pogorszy-
ly jej stan do tego stopnia, re sic
lekarze obawiaja o jej zycie.
NIEZWYKLE MROZY.
Nowy York, 2. lutego. - Stra-
szne mrozy jakich juz dawno ME
pamietaja l1udzie daily sic we INA
XII Stanowi N. York. w niekt0--
rych miejscowoSciach temperatu-
ra spadla do 42 stopni ponizej re
ra. Wczoraj w n. Yorku by4o 4
ponizej zera. Wzdluz wybrzezy
Novel Anglii pozamarza}y PREY
stanie i kanaiy. Wypadek niesz-
czeSliwy jalii sic zdarzy} ma kolei
Rutland. przypisuja wieikim MIRO
zom. Mianowicie wykolei} sic po-
ciQg pospieszny montrealski w
Hibbords Bay wczesnym ran
klein, wyrzucajac ~spiacych pasa-
zer6w w zimne fale jeziora Cham
plain.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-02
z HANSON PARKU.

K6lko Eramatyczne ,skupia jace
sic PREY parafii sw. Jakoba, W Han
son Parku, czyni energiczne prey
gotowania do przedstawienia, ktoru
sic odbedzie prawdopodobnie w po-
}owie wielkiego postu, w sail pa
r~afhalnej. Mlodziez tutejsza bierze
sic do piracy ma dobre. PROXY odby-
waja sic diva razy w tygodniu,
czlonkowie i c%z}onkinie ma wyscigi
sprzedaja bilety; kto sprzeda maj
wiecej otrzyma nagrode.
Pomiedzy ulicami Mango i Mans
field ave-, robotntcy pracuja mad
budowa novel ofbrzymiej fabryki
ciezarowych automobile i n~ajroz-
maitszego gatunku automobilowych
przybor6w. ,Bedzie to fabryka OIL
brzymiego rozmiaru, kt6ra zatrud-
MAC bedzie kilka tysiecy robotni--
k6w. Dzielnica Hanson Park ma
Szanse wzrostu. do stania sic jednq
q najwiekszych dzielnic %polskich, al
bowiem przyszloSc ma pred scbp
swietna. Jeszcze jednej fabryki ME
skohczono, jua ~podobno maja budo-
wac druga a moze i trzecia; Polacy
nasi ME potrzebuja jechaC do Polski
do SrodmieScia do piracy. DO beda
mieli piracy p~odostatkiem IL siebie
Tu / owdzie przychodza Polacy z
poszukiwaniem "a mieszkaniem. a
lie zadnego tn niema: chyba az z wio
sna bedzie ich wiecej.
Klub Pan Kr0lowej Jadwigi, dzia
laiacy przy parafii Sw. Jakoba, dziei
ME pracuje ola dcbra ~parafii. Syn,
patyczne panic kluboWczynie krza-
taja sic obecnie mad zbieraniem
funduszu ma zakupno Organu do ko
Sciola. kt6rego wielka ]potrzeba cd
czuwat sic dale.
Maja one nadzieje. re PREY po-
mocy ofiarnych parafian, dZiclo tax
szlachetne do skutku W krGtkiem
czasie doprOwadza. PomySlnoSci!
Dziatwa szkolna pred paru ty-
| godniami odegrala pr2edstawicnie W
sail parafialnej, pod przewodnl-
ctwem czcigodnych Si6Str Nauc2y-
cielek. Sala tyia szczelnie przepet-
Pniona publicznC$cia, 3kladajacq sic
przewaznie Q rodzic6w, krewnych
przyjaCi6l dziatwy. Program byl zaJ
mujacy nader urozmaicony, ma
kt6ry zlolyly SIC: pOwinszowania'
muzyka, spiewy i przepiekne plqsy.
Oddanie poszczeg6lnyCh ,~charaAte-
row wypad}o nadspOdziewanie 40
brze, dziatwa okazaia wie!kie Wy
robienie ~talentu sc~enicznego, pew
nose siebie a zwlaszCza odwage pG
blicnego wystepu. Publicznost 2ado
wolona opuScia sale, ]odnoszac jak
najlepsze wrazenie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-02
BABUS|A W|EDZIAkA
ze Niema Mic TAX Dobrego ma konge
stye i Zaziebienie jak Gorczyca

Ale starodawne plastry z gorczycy
pieka i ~sprowadzaja pecherze jednoczes
ME. Obecnie mozecie pozyska6 t.
sauna ulge CO cd plastr6w 2 gorczycy
to bez pecherza.
Musterole to uczyni. Jest to czysta
biala mas& zrobiona z olejem gorczycy
Jest przyrzadzana umiejetnie tax, z.
dzia}a zadziwiajqco, a ME s%prowad2
pecherza ma najdelikatniejszej sk6Fze;'
Tylko posmarowac MusteroIe lekk'
ko6cami palc6w, a zobaczycie Jak szybh,
przynosi ulge-jak predko Dol zniknie.
Uaywajcie Musterole ma Dol gardta
bronchit, zapalenie gruczotow: kfuI
sztywna szyje, astme, neuralgia kon
gestye, zapalenie oplucnej, reumatyzm.
iumbago, boil W krzyzu i stawach Wy
wichniecie, bolqce mieSnie, potiuczenie
o~dziebienie, odmrozenie n6g, zaziebienie
piersi ~(czesto zapobiega zapaleniupiuc)'
Soc i Coo sloik; sloik szpitalny $3.50.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-30
PUTNEY.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Howard are able
to be out after their illness.
The school teachers in town are at
tending the convention at Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fuller are keep
ing house in one of Fred Towards tene-
ments.
Mrs. j. ]. Knight and daughter, Con-
stance, are able to be out after severe
attack of grip. Mrs. Lucy Ingalls,, who
was i'll also, is improving.
Miss Mary Poland, who attends the
Brattleboro high school, is i'll at her home
with grip. Mrs. Clark, housekeeper, also
is ill with grip at the Poland home.
There appeared at Miss Sophia Whites
place on West hill the first of the week
young man bare headed and coatless,
and on being asked what he wanted said
"A drink Of water" To further questions
he replied that he had come from jail at
Windsor, where he had served eight years
and had burned buildings. He then ran
off down the hill Constable w. Z. Parker
was notified and he and Thomas Ames
went to West hill, found a boy on the
country road answering the description
and brought him to Putney. His name
was Roy Pike and his home in Newfane
His father came for him Wednesday and
took him home. He evidently is not nor
/ NAL
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-30
WARDsBoRo.

F. B. Kidder was in Brattleboro Fri
day
Miss Amy Knight of Jamaica was
in town the first of the week.
c. H. jackson has been confined to
the house the past week with neuralgia.
Miss Page, the teacher, attended the
teachers convention in Brattleboro
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. HI. Gleason, who have
been visiting in Pixies Falls, returned
home Jan 81.
The auditors will meet in the town
hall Monday at 10 O'Clock to audit
the town accounts
Mrs. W. f. Allen and son, Wayne, and
Edith Wilder of Pixies. Falls visited at
B. G. Wilder''s from Friday to Sunday.
Mis- Edith Wilder came home
Wednesday to attend the teachers ;
meeting Thursday and Friday in Brat.
tleboro.
Rev. w r. Davenport, district super
intendent, of Springfield, held the fourth
quarterly conference here Friday even
ing. The pastor, Rev. A. j. Green, was
asked to come back for another year.
The library benefit supper which was
served Friday evening was a success
financially, $i2 being cleared. Thanks
are due those who assisted in making
the affair a success. The money will
be used for buying new books for the
| library.
The members of Vermont Grange, with
few invited friends, gave Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Gleason surprise reception Tues
day night at the home of j. E. Gleason,
The evening was spent with games and
music. Mr.. Gleason showed some of the
relics he brought from France. They
were presented a mahogany clock with
fitting remarks by the worthy master,
Rev. A. j. Green, to which Mr.. and Mrs.
Gleason responded. Refreshments of
cake and coffee were served by the
friends, who left at a late hour after ex-
tending best wishes.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-30
GRAFTON.

Miss Florida Turner is in New York
city.
Howard Eddy has finished work for E.
1. Wright
Frank Stebbins spent the weekend at
his home.
Howard Eddy is boarding at Curtis
Lyman Phillips is working for F. O..
Mortified.
The w. w c. are planning to give a
farce Feb. 3.
Miss Anna Eddy is at home from her
work in Massachusetts.
Mrs. Green and Mrs. Dompier are inn
proving from their illness.
Dean King Zeller and James Rogers
are working in Howland's mill.
Miss Hazel Howe spent the week end
with her cousin, Mrs: Ray Jennison.
Elizabeth Wright was at home from her
| school in Chester over the week end
Capt. Walter Adams of Camp Devens
spent the weekend at George Hobart's
Francis Blood, Ella StoweI, Carey
Palmer and Ray. Lawrence have measles
Robert Parker of Springfield visited
his brother, John Parker, over the week,
end
| Miss Rose. Jackson, the PettingiI
teacher, has been unable to teach for sew
eral days.
| Edwin Lawrence and, Howard EDDY
are chopping on Wyman hill for F. o
Mortified
Charles Hitchings of Boston is in town
this week in the interest of the New Eng
/ land Lumber Co.
| Carey Palmer and Walter Stowel
came home from Chester Wednesday OF
account of the measles.
Mrs. D. NJ, Hakey is in Bellows Fall,
caring for her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Hakey, who has measles
/ Miss Eva Hobart went to Bellows Fall
ESunday She started Wednesday for Bos
ton, where she will visit.
/ Warner Cove of Bellows Falls visitet
from Saturday to Tuesday with hi
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Cove
The contest between the men an,
women of the Grange was won by tn
women. The men gave the farce, Boy
Will Be Girls, and the women gave, He
First Assignment. The committee 70
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-30
SOUTH WINDHAM.

Prayer meeting was held at A. J..
Bakers Sunday evening.
Miss Coronie Carleton of Brattle-
boro was home over Sunday.
Miss Katherine Howe was home from
her work in Brattleboro over Sunday.
Cola Howe, who is at work for E.
Crosby & Co, in Brattleboro, was home
over Sunday.
Timothy Shea, who has been visi-
ting at Keith Carleton IS, returned to
Vernon Monday.
About the only thing that has been
going down lately is the mercury,
which has been flirting with the zero
mark for several days.
Next Sunday, Feb. 1, the Pastor will
begin a series of practical sermons
to last through the month. The topic
of the first will be, Why Go To
church,
The friends of Miss Constance Up
ham were glad to hear that she was
as comfortable as could be expected
after undergoing serious operation
in the Springfield vt. hospital Friday
Jan. %
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-30
WEST WARDSBORO.

Mrs. Sellfors and Jack Allen are i'll.
Lyman Davidson is cutting wood for
E. l.. Pike.
Gregory Robinson has returned to his
work in Brattleboro.
Miss Edith Putnam has returned to
her work in Vernon.
Melvin Robinson has been visiting at
E. l.. Pike's a few days the past week.
Mrs. H. F. Putnam visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs j. E. White, in Newfane
Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. NJ. E. Putnam s grey horse was
found with broken leg Sunday morn
ing and had to be killed.
N. H. Robinson is visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. F. E. Ray, in Wilmington.
He plans to go from there to Brattle-
boro before returning home.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-30
GUILFORD CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. II Thayer are ill
with grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A. E. Muller are
visiting in New York.
l.. j. Thayer of Brockton who was
called here last week by the death of
his father j. g. Thayer returned to his
home Tuesday.
Mrs. Clarence Thomas underwent an
operation for appendicitis last Monday
in the Melrose hospital. She is as com
Portable as could be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kent returned
home last Saturday from New Jersey
Their daughter, who was recently mar
ried, and her husband are spending two
weeks with them.
Mrs. Louise Thomas of Brattleboro
who visited a week with her sister-in in.
law, Mrs. F. E. Thayer and family, re.
turned to Brattleboro Tuesday and will
return the last of the week to Fitch.
burg, where she is spending the win.
ter
The funeral of J. G. Thayer was hello
last week Thursday at the house, Rev
d. L. Trout officiating. The bearers
were J. H. Thayer, Clarence Thayel
w. d. Thayer and E. p Goodnow
Those who attended from out of towr
were L. J. Thayer of Brockton, Clar
enee Thayer of Springfield, Mass, ant
Mrs. Louise Thomas of Fitchburg.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-30
WEST DOVER.

Mrs NJ j. Harris, who has been i'll
some time, is gaining slowly.
The high school pupils from Whining
ton are having few days vacation.
Mrs. Rufus Stanley had poor spell
last week, but is somewhat improved.
Among those who are i'll this week are
Mrs. Anna Willett, Mrs Sharon Davis
and son, Alton. DIR. Wright was called
Monday to the home of Mr. Davis.
August Aucherook, who worked here
for Freeman Hagar several years ago and
has more recently been in Europe in the
army, is working at William Shippee's.
AT the Ladies' Aid society meeting with
Mrs. O. L. Allen Wednesday afternoon
II members and friends were present. 1t
is expected the next meeting will be with
Mrs. Alta Quinn, Feb. II.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-30
NEWFANE.
Mrs. G.. III. Willard is i'll.

Mrs. C. III. Willard is ILL.,
Miss Catherine Plant, who made an ex-
tended visit to Washington, d. c., and
other places, has returned home.
The topic for the Christian Endeavor
meeting Sunday night will be, What
Does Our Pledge Require? 1t viii be
conservation meeting.
The junior class of Leland and Gray
seminary will give harvest supper in
the vestry of the Baptist church at 6
p. m. Tuesday, Feb. 3.
At the annual meeting of the Hadassha
league held recently the following officers
and committees were elected: Pres
Mrs. Sadie Sparks; vice pres, Mrs J. H
Blackburn; sec, Mrs. FL. J. Heath; treas.
Mrs. Fred Cutler; standing CON-, Mrs
Clarence Truesdell, Mrs. W. L. Tenney
i Mrs. |. S. Saver; entertainment, Miss
Ella Ware and Mrs. Harry Howard; so
, cial, Mrs. S. O. Salman, Mrs. B. R. Pill
lips, Mrs. A. j. Parker.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-30
VERNON.

Mrs. Henry Fairman is i'll and under
the care of a physician.
Two children of Mr.. and Mrs Rob
ert Clark are i'll with whooping cough.
The Vernon free library will be open
Saturday, Jan. 81, for the exchange of
books.
Mrs. Forest Streeter was taken Mon
day to the Memorial hospital for treat
ment.
Miss Ward, nurse, of Brattleboro is
caring for Mrs. G. A. Smith and infant
daughter.
Kenneth Hall of East Dover, who is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Baker
is ill with mumps.
Mrs. II. L. Streeter of Greenfield
visited last week with her son B. A
Streeter, and family.
The auditors and selectmen will meet
in the town hall Saturday Jan. 81, at
10 to audit accounts. Persons having
bills against the town are asked to pre-
sent them on or before that date.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-30
BONDVILLE.

The snow roller appeared Jan. % for
the first time this season.
The four children of Mr. and Mrs.
Roland Morse are i'll with whooping
cough.
Miss Helen Cunningham has gone to
Norwich, Conn, where she has en-
ployment.
Hubert Crowninshield was at home
over Sunday from his work in Hins-
dale, n. II.
Roland Lackey has returned home
from Ashburnham, where he had been
for a short stay.
Mrs John Bolster attended the fun
eral of o. C. Hall at his home in Man
chester Depot Jan. %.
Mrs. Traig and young woman friend
from New York city are visiting Mrs
Traig's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. F
Benson.
Robert Slade was called to Ashhurn.
ham, Mass, last week by the illness OF
his brother, Floyd, who had gone there
to work