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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-06
EN- LA PIZA-
IRA DE HOY

En- los clfculoS polltlc0S Sc comen-
ia ell viaje por la isla de dos emplea-
dos del gobierno insular, en- gestiones
de obtener fondos, segun unos, para
gastos del ,pleito electoral de San
San Juan Y seg1n otros para los de
una comision que acompafe al Co
bernador los Estados Unidos ira
tie de contrarrestar los trabajos de la
del partido de la mayoria que conti-
nda ALI hasta que Sc resuelva la cues
ton tica-administrativa de la is
la. Sc dijo aver que la recaudacion
ha negado alrededor de $4,000.
-Se ccnsidera SECURE que ell Co.
bernador vaya por algunas semanas al
Norte, dejando de INFERNO al Comisio-
de Instruction senior Huyke, con
Icciones de no hacer NADIA.
Sc cree SECURE que muy pronto
habra otro cambio en- Tesoreria que
dando definitivamente ell senior Ga
llardo, ell que entonces hara un COM
pleto cambio de personal
Para ell cargo de Jefe del Nego-
ciado del Trabajo sera designado de
un monnento otro ell senior Esteban
Padilla, Secretario del Ayuntamien-
to socialista de Yabucoa y .uno de los
leaders del partido, Y la designation
impuesta al Jefe del Departamento
senior Feli1, ha tenido ell decisive en-
doso del Senador socialista de Pa
lacio.
-Elementos adictos al gobierno
estan hacienda combinaciones v ira
tando por todos los medios de que la
Comision del Partido de la mayoria,
que Sc encuentra en- Washington, re
grese en- seguida a la isla Y suspenda
sus gestiones, pero la noticia circula-
da de que ell breve regresan ell senor
Travieso y ell senior Lastra Charriez,
ha sido negada por personals entera-
das de la Marcia de los asuntos ALI.
Sc considera muy possible que la
proxima Legislature sea hecha por ell
senior Huyke como gobernador interi-
no.
Sc informa que las cartas que
han llevado la isla los comisionados
para obtener fondos para ell partido
socialista son de uno
de los funcionarios allegados al Co
bernador. En- Palacio guardian COM
pleta reserva respecto de esos asun-
tos y el Gobernador no da muestras
de prepararse para viaje aiguno, pc
sar de que Sc insiste que tiene pasa-
jes Separates en- dos empresas de va
pores.
Ell asunto de la franquicia de la
"San Juan Dock" Sc considera aplaza-
do por ahora, pues esta pendientel de
nuevo estudio e informes.
: DE un momento otro Sc cubri-
ran vacantes de funcionarios Judicial
les, y elementos republicanos Y So
cialistas estan trabajando por colocar
a sus correligionarios en- puestQs que
hasta ahora desempenan unionistas.
Ell Attorney General senior Mestre
que Sc encuentra enfermo con un fuer-
te ataque de gripe continua ignora-
do en- la Mansion Ejecutiva, mante-
relaciones puramente de me-
70 tramite.
Continlla el pleito electoral de
San Juan y segdn los detalles v di-H
versos incidentes del periodo de prue-
ba, tiene trazas de llevar mucho ITEM
po, y este ha entibiado y aplacado un
tanto los animos que estaban un tantos
En- el correo de mahana Sc espe-
ran noticias mas categ6ricas del esta-
do de los asuntos en- Washington.
Ell Mismo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-06
Ell MARISCAL FOCH

Cree que ell carro Dodge fue el que
presto mejor servicio al ejercito ALA
do en- Francia. En- vista hecha re-
cientemente la gran fabrica Dodge
en- Detroit, asi 10 ha expresado ell gran
Caudillo de los Ejercitos Aliados.
Andreu, Aguilar y Co.,
San Juan, P. r. Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-06

.IslSEAG DE nos sFASAJ EltES' W y
: E,MBARCARpN CON ,DEsTINO a
NEW YORK EN- Ell VAPOR "CARA-
( CAS-, Ell MARTES 5 DEL CO
RRIENTE
Senora Maria Benftez, Joseph S.
Winter Sylvester s. O;Hannaa ,sefqEa
Ana MARTINEZ, seflorita Eva q. Wat
son, seiiorita Blanca Soss, seforita
Lucrecia Lopez, sefiorita Carolina To
var, Ernest G. McKell, r. Ross Che
nault,. Montefiore J.. Maduro, Camille
Chapman, seiiora Adelaide Pereira,
Henry w. King, Daniel NJ. Dukin,
Francisco Wanloxten, Casimiro Vegas,
se1orita Maria Vegas, seiioIita Car
men Vegas, sefiorita Ana Dramas, AL
fred Dovrc, Benton Warren, George
McClain, J. NJ. Lamkin, senOra Dolo-
res C. de Texidor, Jose ComulaSaa, Sc
iiorita Mal.garita Arce, InocenciO 81
lingardi, Victor Rivera, John H. Mo-
rrison, seiiora Mary B. Murphy, vi
cente Martinez Vega, Grstave Ham
mel, Julio Zalduondo, Edwin Lame,
Armand Gatineau, sonora Maria L. de
Gatineau, Alfredo Miguel Armsndo
.Aldrey.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-06

ANNAFOLlS, dlclembre 6.-LaS
responsibilities por la conducta
irrespetuosa de que Sc acusa a los ca
detes de la Academia Naval en- los
juegos concertados celebrados por
ellos con miembrd - =. res
tan gran6emente 1hA
gos; v eI Board
Ia realizando To-
minar los hechos sasef de a5nds
vino el icor. que rodujo los desco-
munales desordenes, El secretario de
la Marina, DENLY, Sc expreso asi ante
el Teniente Berkey, quien aseguro al
jefe del departamento de Marina, que
el no VIC a ningun cadete bajo la ac-
ci6n del licor, desordenando en- Fila
DELTA, ccmo Sc quiers hacer yer.
CONSTANTINOPLA, diciembre 6.
Los jefe snacionalistas turcos es-
tan buscando maridos para 150 de las
mujeres del ex Sultan destronado, que
sc hallan atravesando la mayor de
las miserias en- el harem imperial.
En- los anuncios que publican las au-
toridades solicitando candidates para
dichas mujeres, las describen como de
una belleza perfecta, promediando su
edad de IL, 35 amos.
ST. LOUIS, diciembre EN- nue.
vas declaraciones hechas en- esta ciu-
dad por el General Pershing, ha
proclamsdo qre los Estados Unidos
necesitan hoy mas cue nunca. de un
,ejercito numeroso y que ese fin de-
ben tender los miembros del Congreso
en- las actuales circunstancias. clos
asuntos de Europa, y sobre todo los
complicados embrollos del Cercano
Orfente -ha dicho Ell generalisimo-
nos obligan a mantenernos alerta y
preparados, por 10 que pudiera ocu-
rrir. Sc viene hablando de otra gue-
rra en- todas parties y no es possible
que un nuevo conflicto International
en- que los Estados Unidos pudieran
verse envueltos, nos cola imprepa-
radios desarmados convenientemen-
te. Asi, pues, 70 opino que debe au-
mentarse nuestro ejercito a su gra-
do de perfeccionamiento maximo''.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-06

The HENRY S. WAMPOLE co.
DE BALTIMORE, son los fabri-
cantes de un C0MPUESTO con
Extracto Aceite Hlgado de Ba-
calao, QUE ES MUY superior a
cualqueir otra preparation 81
milar. RECHACE toda otra pre-
paraci6n cue no tenga la letra
s en- medic del N0MBRE.-No. 8
1-9
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-06

iuegos concertados
ellos con miembrd
tan g.randemente
COS; y q Board !
Ia realizande lon
minar los hechos \
vino el licor que \
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-06

ANNAPOLIS, diciembre e.-Las
responsibilities por la conducta
irrespetuosa de que Sc acusa los ca
detes de la, Academia Naval en- los
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18
Scr Niuioner Saareoe.

S'ielae en- Meobelclie ira Oct inter
rationale Irbeiosfontor belsber Iit'
tolct al Saarebe unber GeroenSfrt'
aeu iia, efter bpab man biotil bar
funnel iaitIlaa, til 100000 Wano.
Ierai ialoer 100000 paa Sranf.
ria, 100000 paa 3piflanb, 1.170,-
900 paa England, 1.164,00O paa
9iterria, $1,000 paa Stalien, $780,
600 paa Iolen, 264,000 paa Sine
rita, 10000 paa G5efo.S lopatiet,
$4,000 paa Serbien, 1885, 10 paa
Canada, 1000 paa Ritmanien, 49,.
600 paa 9elgien.
Wan bar enbnu life funnel faa op-
Init Intallet Of be Saareoe / Rns.
larS, Sprfiet og 8ulgarien; Oct er
oaiaa meaet tpiliomt, ON Der nogcn.
iinbc pil fnnnc iaitilnaes et Sal, irr.
Tia / 3uSlanb. Nen Oct pil sge 81
item nrcS aSifiaiac Willicner. NJ
onc DC frigisrcnoe Nationer bapbe
8uSlaub oen itsrite Sabsliitc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18

Ilritralien err iom befierbt meset
,iat paa 3inf, % ben fiIbe llonnt,
telic al Seroersbelenes Tatitrrigbpnl.
me paa bette Smraaoe nil eisre oct
:tpe Soretagenoe til Serberts ~itsrite.
Iarsprobuttionen al 3inf gar MI
op Ill $4,000 Cons iaagpotion
ublanoet 3irf forllbeu Ell Mtpnsbe
andre IineraIcr iom SeIp, 8aS.
mimi, Superfosfat III. III. Sreur-
Observation-Disclosures er lnpere etto
ale andre Steoer / Seroen, OF belle
aompaniets Troouftipu / De fpm.
nleube Z aar er olerebe iolgt. Oct
taaber peo Snoifibringsitebet ooer
itore SapneaulGg meb 8raner, OF
latter 300 Cons | Simen, o. bets
SabrifanIGg eier gfaifincr. Ser NO.
tttler 10000 Sc. Seh I9nsbst
CT De Raaitofer, Der itaor iii bets
Sispciition. ueb bets o~mfotteroc o.
fulSt ub moSerrie Nuifmdnl9g og
ueb Sets aapitai'tprfe CT Oct ligren.
Dc SeIIfaber / andre 9nrbe betpSeiig
operledent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18
Stdar ttn %
ON %fflor9eneni
Velbefindende.
Sanbe liot ! otte gar al ct Wapeun.
be, % SbDnen blcp / ben Grab al.
brnot, at han pfte fnnbe brine paa
4nluct ! timcpis ON Ratten.

set @obe, Sanloc bar ubrettct
for mig. fitnbe life maales / Collars
% Gents" iagoe Otto 9. Ghriitler,
213 5irit gpe., gait, GeDar 3apiDs,
Soma.
Seq bopbe / otte 4ur ct Iopeor.
De / Ell onoartet 6orm, og oct off ito.
b;e tiIbage meo mig. Sntet al bpao
leg ipiite befom mig bel, % unoerti.
ben funoe nit Sierte barfe iaa tGt
lom Ell Sanlpbamner. Min Sspn
blcu o9iao oite aibrlibt, oe tiLbels
fnnoc icg bripe ON paa 8lilpct / ii.
mcois ON Hatten.
"Slltiag or ooe MI iororbret. Seq
ipi'er t~baoiombelit ieg snifer, icrcr
iom en- SsInmeritof % itnnr op ON
gtorgenen / bebitc gefirbenbe."
Sanlac iGlgc$ al eooe Ipotbefere
| aIle gner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18

Yrntfer BIZ big outrins Dug sitsr Gos
nttb en- bump, itabtS nasenos Rpspsrf2 aiS.s
on al Sopebpius. SpimmeIbes % Rarpe,
fittenos Snsrttr; ftler BIZ big trrt, irritcs
bel - ubeu 9ip ,Isr ginbttion2 Weii rtrs,
lts BIT Snb. ftplbss Rprsipasbsb - Inc iea
pan'fslls at rettt paa bits bsbanbIet itibe,
men fdrlis huiS forismt. Scr burtis Gin.
bring brus 9oan's 8ibH,u gils. 1san's
bar biuipet Suiinb,r. &c buree hieIpe
Big. Spsra bin Habo.
ct 1iitGIoe ira Ieeorah.
8. @unidipu. Smee, Wain St, Tecorah, Haer:
SEQ bar life fuuhet uoatt beort tue Gpau's aibutn
Tins til at bt'ri mia for Rnaimerttr. Soarhee. sniutc
Wuflsr % andre CHSer. Der 'iricrr iq fra Rnr,ur,.
aeIInGsfahsoer. AL fine lioer uar min Rna ida ianr
% Tin. at iea ~oorNelia firot bsit mig for al 10 en-
Stit. men fosr iea nj here ON 3oar'S hor leo taaet
bent roar uoaer al ots'e Cuhtr fprt poa. % be bar
oitto eioet mig ubuerteoe &eiultattr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18
Veroens ifprfe Sintiabrif.

gerSens itsrite Sinffabrif err "Sbc
Glectrolptic Zinc Gompanp OF Iu'
hralaiia, 9to." Zen ligger peo
Hisbon, 3 engeIife Dill noro for
Spen Sobart paa Zen Sasmanien,
Der lieser ipo fra guitralien. Gen
opretteoeS 1915 pes ct Samarbeioe
ntellem 8 itore aliitralifc 3iutaftic'
ielifaber, Ser af fine &eierper ino'
ifIsS Ell aapital, iom tiliammenlaJt
uosisr go 0iia. aroner. ! 6 Iar
bar Dc iorbereSeroc Irbeiber itaat
raa % / inocpereuoe anr bar BRO.
oitftionen i 3inffonrpnntct taget IN
Segpnoclic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18

tioreen. bliper nisielis 6Iaams6ancu.
Ser tales ON at bespnbe grbeibei mcb
ben til nrite Gar. Snab mere per bIiper
al Sernbane til Sosr, cr enbuu life
beitemt.
Sabbeim 1sbe Sebrudr 1922.
6. SorpebaL.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18
Suif at Portable bin Habv

en- ReSiGttelien / IbonnementSpri.
iul ira $3.50 iii fin 81 Iaret. OF
CT "Toiten" bar ct itsrre Mbomnent.
untal ems noseu anoen rorif ApiS
/ 9lmerifa. Suis Din 9abo iif bette
OF pioe piloe ban maaife boIbe go.
item.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18
lDOAN'S kPFR 'fis
CO.. Al all Drug Stores
bosasrpeRhva Co fHecA~Du&sle.NY
NbcmmdtiSntc
Gn bemtriuiugsurrSts Sitmmtbtbano
liug giutt al en- TOM bapoc ben.

@aartn 1898 bIeo lea a~rsrebeu al mu'tuIsS %
infiar,aipri'f Rbeumatisrrt. : onsr tire aor LED
lea ION Inn be. Der bar hapi ben. tan pibe. Seq
~fcrisats UtibosI sftrr WlibbeI. men hpab eiubriua
erhrIbteS par ttiu miblsrtibia. 5iIfbit fauht i,a ct
Mibbti. ipm belt htIbrsoeos mig. % cnbet CT aIbr,a
osnet tiIboas, Sea bar aipet bet til Here. fcm oar
TENT auarsbue sIsr eubpa ieuasIisssnoe. upaI, al
benz intti i'll otti aar aamI,. % R,iuItatsrne bar
be famine ipm nit 3IfrIoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18

"Siemmet q Trerien", Souas o.
icuS ieritc Har / Spbpaset. NprF,
cmeri'nuit SortTIlius al -aruliot'.
s22 Sincr. Sumft uNitnret. Sr,5
si.e5. Sbe smusicn Substituting Co..
Setcsab. Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18

"Ste bapbe ffarpe 2merter, Der tom 2pns
ftraaIer for %eiennenn rrine Seoempo."
Sea oiI hare suhosr sibsubs at Rhtumatisni, i
boilfsniouth.it 5orm Ophoousu al ssesmpe,nsl
iii at forisae min fprb,brebe Sisuusb,hanbIine
for bets trsftoasrbe heIbrsesubs aratt. Ssnb iff,
en- Gent; hin bit gapu % aerssis. % lea oil trse
bet at prsps frit. Otter at bu bar bruat bet. o. BET
bar pitt fla at bare u,tup hpao bu long, bar 'sat
or at hslbr,oe bin Rbsumatisu,s. fan ou isuse mig
Tri',u. en- Dollar. men ~fcrttaa bel, lea pI life bare
bin. Vsuas msbmiubrs ou bel; er tiIirshs ntts at
'tnb, bent. Or itt, bet ~riuttIisti Sporfor IiSs Irr.
ger. naar iiffsr eiubrius ioaIsbes bpets big frit.
GpiGt life. Strio ibaa..
Yaarf 8. Sadfpm, lOs 9urftpn goa.
Sprucuie. y. p.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18

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fra 1851 I'll
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EarraIu3 til
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Siitorie ben
fet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-18
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-19
WILMINGTON.
Death of Forrest d. Atherton.

Forrest D. Atherton, Al, died at his
home last Friday after an illness of only
few days, although he had been in i'll
health from tubercular difficulties and
brights disease some time.
A kind, accommodating neighbor and
respected citizen, he will be missed by
all who knew him, and much sympathy
is felt for the bereayed family.
Mr.. Atherton was a son of John and
Mary (Underwood) Atherton, and was
born in Nottingham May 30, 1881.
Twenty-one years ago he married Flor
ence Quinn, who, with six children rang
ing in age from II years to little less
than two years, survive. The children
are Merton, Marjorie, Jessie, Phyllis,
Louise and Betty. He also leaves a
half-brother, Eugene, of Northampton,
Mass. a half-sister, Mrs. Eva Niles of
Valley, and five own brothers, Herbert
and Albert of Lebanon, n. H, Charles
Of Wilmington, George of Nottingham
and Fred of Amherst, Mass.
The funeral was held at the home
Sunday. Rev. F. NJ. Bissell officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Cheney sang three
selections. There were a large number
of floral tributes A large number of
friends and neighbors, all the brothers,
except Herbert, with their families, at
tended the funeral services. The burial
took place in the Cutting cemetery.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-19
II Kidneys Ache
or Bladder Weak
Take Roots and Herbs to Flush Kidneys
and Wash Out Irritating Acids.

If your kidneys hurt or bladder both
ers drink a lot of water and remember
these weaknesses result from uric acid.
1t is the duty of the kidneys to remove
waste material from the system; if they
become overwOrked and sluggish they
fail in their efforts TO filter and strain
all the waste poisons from your blood.
Practically all rheumatism. back ache,
dizziness, constipation, sleeplessness and
bladder weakness come from clogged
kidneys.
To have strong, healthy kidneys, ca
pable of easily and normally filtering
from your blood 500 grains of Toxins
(Poisons) which they should do every "A
hours, you simply must keep them
clean and active and the acids neutral
lied so that your kidney, and bladder
troubles viii be ended. Then you can
forget you have a set of kidneys or a
bladder. just a natural stimulant is
necessary. Simply get a bottle of DIR.
Carey's PRESCRIPTION NO. az
Tablets or Liquid) made from harmless
roots. herbs and leaves and take right
after eating. You will be delighted with
the results it viii bring. All good drug
gists can supply yOu.-Advertisement
The last drop in the bottle of Baker S
vanilla is as good as the first one. And
every drop is full strength, and as pure
and good as it is possible to make 1T
Ask your grocer.-Adyertiseme
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-19
WEST HALIFAX.

]. Niles Plumb is i'll. DIR. Thomas is
caring for him.
Mrs. Grace Hill has bought a new
Ford touring car.
Mrs. Mary Ouellette of Greenfield is
spending some time in the home of A. A.
HILL
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Carpenter and
Miss Olive Wheeler visited Mrs. Marion
Wheeler recently.
Election of Sunday school officers will
be held at the church Sunday following
the morning service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Leonard, who
spent two weeks in Marlboro, have re-
turned to their home here.
Miss Alice Bowen of North Adams
spent the weekend at her home here.
Miss Esther Bowen was home from Brat
tleboro.
VIII May is moving to the farm he re
Gently bought in Dummerston. He viii
be missed here by a large number OF
friends and neighbors.
The Christian Endeayor society OF
the First Baptist church in Colerain
will give a play in the Grange hall
Thursday evening, May %, at SIS. Ice
cream and cake will be served.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-19
WEST DuAINIERSTON.

Miss Julia Miller of New York is Wis
iting her niece, Mrs. w. Burnham.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Eddy of Brattle-
tleboro is a guest of Miss Catherine
Hartnett.
Mrs Ellison and two sons of Long
meadow, Mass, are visiting in the home
of w. A. Davis.
Miss Hazel Putnam, who attends high
school at Brattleboro, is at her home
here, i'll with chicken-pox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Goodell of
Boston visited Mrs. Goodelfs brother,
NJ r. Huntley, last week.
The w. d. G. club met in the home of
Mrs. p. Connarn Wednesday. A chow
der dinner was served by the members.
The May social, which was held on
the lawn at Samuel Clark's last Thurs
day evening, was well attended, good
number of people coming from Brattle-
boro. The proceeds, which amounted to
more than $50, are to be added to the
Grange building fund A gift of money
was sent recently to the Grange by Mr..
and Mrs. f. A Dewitt of Newfane,
which was appreciated greatly by the
members.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-19
WEST GIHFORD.

Fred Richardson of Greenfield is visit
ing his sister. Mrs. Frank Pierce.
Fred Chase of Halifax is in the Mel
rose hospital for medical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Lee of Ashuelot,
n. II. spent Sunday with his mother
Mrs. Eli Lee.
Miss Rachel Fisher of Brattleboro
spent the weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hosea Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker. who have lived
on the S. ID. Birge farm through the
winter, have bought a farm in North
field and moved there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Tyler. Mrs. Adj
die Tyler and Miss Mildred Barrett of
Brattleboro visited Sunday with Mrs.
Addie Tyler's brother, Wallace johnson
and family
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-19
highway from Wilmington to Whiting.

highway from Wilmington to Whiting
ham.
Leroy Bailey, who had position with
the Construction Co. several months
and who, with his wife, has been staying
at Leonard Browns some weeks, ac-
cepted a position in Albany. He and
his wife have gone there.
Miss Gertrude Alvord went to ST.
Johnsbury to a convention held there re-
Gently, as a delegate from the young peo-
pies society recently organized in the
Congregationalist church. She was away
from Friday until Monday.
Delegates chosen at the Baptist
church to represent that body at the
state anniversaries at Ludlow May %
to "a were III. ID. Allen and l.. II. Adj
ans Harold Wheeler was chosen to
represent the Sunday school. The pas
tor is a delegate ex-oficio.
Mrs Martin Plympton and daughter,
Mrs. O. e. Butterfeld, Mr.. and Mrs. Les
lie Boyd, Rev. #. n. Rutan and Leon
Coyey went to West Wardsboro with the
body of Mrs. Herbert Kidder and to
South Wardsboro with that of Mr. Kid
der for burial in the respective GENE
teries of those places Tuesday. Serv-
ices were held in both places with a large
attendance.
The contest between the married mem
hers and single members of Victory
Grange ended Wednesday, when the fol-
| lowing program was presented: Maud
| Macteer, by Ethel Howe, Yesta Sawyer,
Irene Sullivan, Frances Hyde; officers
drill and march; pokey huntus, Sister
Hyde and company; ribbon dance, Sister
| SAWYER and company; sketch. Sisters
! Brown and Rice; MINISTRIES, Sister Sulli-
van and company; ensemble,
The recital given by the music pupils
of Miss Alice Courtemanche at Memorial
FhaU last Friday evening drew a good at
tendance and proved to be well worth
attending. Thirty-fve numbers were rem
dered including music on piano, violin
and mandolin. Several numbers were
rendered by quite young children. AL
acquitted themselves in a very credita-
BILE manner showing not only careful
practice but painstaking instruction.
l.. A. Brown went to Holyoke last
week and drove home the new Buick
coupe recently sold to DIR. s. f. Dunn
Other cars recently delivered by Mr.
Brown are: Ralph Canedy, Buick
| Watson Hicks of Nottingham, Buick
Floyd P Davis, Buick, seven passenger
w. F. Janovsky of Nottingham, Oak
land-six; Frank Titus, Buick; Roy B
Roundy, Ford; Kenneth f. Preston
Ford. Mr.. Brown already has delivered
over 40 cars this season.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-19
SOUTH HALIFAX.

DR. Leland and party were weekend
guests at NJ. G.. Harriss.
Mr.. AEcGlynn of Springfield, Mass,
was at his summer home here Sunday.
Newton Stone and nephew, Wesley
Stone of Healdville, were in town last
week.
c. r. Woodland and family mOtored to
Brattleboro, Greenfield and Deerfeld
Sunday.
Mrs. Rose Caffrey of Nottingham is
with her uncle, Levi Mitchell, and fam
lily this week.
A. A. Fairbanks and son, Norton Wis
tied the formers son, Daniel Fairbanks,
at West Brattleboro Sunday.
John Cannon furnished work for A.
A. Fairbanks and has gone to East Cole
rain to work for Joe Meslock.
d. Z. Harris and son, Gene Harris,
and family visited the formers daughter,
Mrs. Aisle Childs at Deerfeld Sunday.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-19
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