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THE BRATTLEBORO DAILY REFORMER, SATURDAY, MARCH C, 1915. 5 t 1 READ THIS6 Sufferer from Muscular Kheu.r.atism, Sore Muscles, Sprains or Bruises, by first bathins affected parts with hot water, then rabbin thoroughly with LIB 5 'fV7if?Cf 9,4 a K 7 C I K I'. T-.'. V. KEG 5s. H I H f W - I nmnran&s WHITINGHAM. 1 i.U.-W.'j WILL GET TROMPT KELiEF. This reliable remedy l.as bten IN USE OVER 100 YEARS. Takwi ii.tern;illy on Kuptr or in we?t m t'l v hilt i. cuii reiu-d uin in rama uL cuelm, colds, sure iLirual. bruticlutie. CI ari'l 10 conti at dealers. I. S. JfOrSOS & CO., lac, Baton, Kau. New Seats Ordered for Church. New (scats Lave been ordered for the church from the Readsboro Chair com jinny. The Ladies' Benevolent society will give a potato social Thursday evening, March 11, the proceeds to 0 toward paying for these scats. Sup- iu.t will be served, at wmcn iotatoea will figure jiroininently, and the sup per will be followed by a literary en tertainment. Theie will be several guessing contests and numerous pleas ing parlies, etc., all concerning pota toes. It is hoped there will be a large attendance to help the one church of this community. PA3SON3' PILLS reSlave Constipation ami Headacho h The Albanv sv I .Schools in town will begin March 2f. George Noyce, bookkeejier at the lower mill, is boarding at G. IL Wheel er 's. Goodnow and J. R. Gillett at tlie Charles Noye auction in last week. Putnam has returned from a visit with friends in Mas- start his sawmill beinir shut down ALWAYS OPEN E?erythmg ia Season A. L. Hamilton, Prop. Weok Days Business Man's Lunch, 35a I I a. m. to 2 d. m. PASTE For Syrup Can Labels Tapping Bits BEST MADE c. s. tended 'ulrain C. E. t wo-wee l;s sachusetts. L. 11. Sawyer will again Monday, after a month or more. Representative II. A. Wheeler was home from Montpelier over Sunday and town meeting day. Ituth and Gertrude Wheeler of Arms academy, Shelburne Falls, are spending a week with their parents, Mr. and Mis. E. L. Wheeler. The dramatic entertainment given in Green Mountain hall Saturday evening by the Readsboro Grange was much en joyed. ? The play, The Corner Store, was well given. Stella Butterficld came from the North Adams hospital last week, where she had been for treatment several weeks, and stayed hero several days with her sister, Mrs. Marcia Davis. She returned to her home in Jackson ville Saturday. About ? of the friends and neigh bors of JTarley Upton gave him a sur prise party Monday night, it being his 7:M birthday anniversary. The even ing was spent pleasantly with games, music and social intercourse. While David Reed was working in the woods last week a log rolled on to his foot and broke some of the bones, causing a very pninful injury. Elmer Haskins js now driving Mr. lteed s team. 33 Main St. MORTON D. WALKF.H THING ELECT2ICAL Brattleboro, VI Jl Iro3essfonal Cards DR. HENRY TUCKER. IU-sidence, 13 Groe Ht. ; telephone, 2;3. 0(Ve, Leonard block. Honrs, 1.30 t 8. and 7 to a. Telephone, 2-W. C. I; AJLDKICH, M. 2.30, 7 to 8. O.lice 163-11. X-ray work u D. Hours. 12.30 to 'phono 1G3-W; kouse specialty. THOMAS EICE, M. D. Office and residence trer Veruior.t t-uviiiRi Bank. Uuurt, 8 to 9 . m., 1 to 3 aiid 7 to 8 p. in. DR." W. H. 1NE. Office and residence. 6 tTitney Koad. Oflfice hours: Mornings uuti; 0; afternoons until 2.30; evening until 8. Telephone, 430. DR. O. B. IIUNTER. Oflire at residence. West IJrnttlcboro. Hours: 8 to V a. m.; 1 to 8 and li.3( to S p.m. Tel. 318. Da. II. P. GREENE, Fnyaici&n an Surgeon. Offloe. Dunk blo'-k. Hours: 8 to 9 a. m., 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m. Residence, 83 0ren Pt. T"lpplion connections. B. R. ANDERSON, BurgGon and Physician. Hnrirery a speiralty. OiVil-b and re(iid(nce. Brooks House, 128 Main fct. Hours until 10 a. en.: 1 to 2.30 end ft to 8 r. m. Thon. 246. DUMMERSTON. The Grange will have a dance, fol lowed by a sugar supper, Friday even ing, March 12. Ms Bertha Bedell of M.-Indoes Falls, who was a guest of Mrs. E. II. Brown, has returned home. The Martha Washington ball given by the G. B. S. wtn an enjoyable oc casion. The supper was up to the usual degree of excellence. The cake was won by Arthur Brown. The Grange held a regular meeting Tuesday evening. There was a degree rehearsed at the close of the literary exercises. The next meeting will be held Tuesday. March 16. The first and second degrees will be couferred. The birthday club met with Miss El la Jennison Tuesday afternoon and the guests had a pleasant time. Refresh ments were served at " o'clock and the menu vas varied and appetizing. Miss Jennison received glass, china. Tunevwork and numerous other useful and beautiful articles as souveniers of tln occasion. The club reorganized and will meet the coming year. About 4it frieiii'Vs and neighbors pleasantly surprised Mr. and Mrs. Ho ratio Knapp Friday evening. Feb. '2G tluir 2oth wedding anniversary. Mrs Dora Davis read a. poem suitable to the occasion and U. G. Davis in a pleasing speoch presented Mr. and Mrs. Knapp a couch, two chairs, a lamp and a sum of money in behalf of friends and neighbors. Mr. Knaop responded fit tingly. Old and young joined in sing ing oli I and new songs. Refreshments of cake and coffee were served and the gathering broke up at a late hour with best wishes and congratulations for their host and hostess. NEWFANE. The dance at the Inn Friday night was well attended. There are nine prisoners this week in the county jail. F. W. Underwood visited his sisters at W. W. Burnett's in Dumnierston Thurs- i day. Mrs. Henry Johnson of Williamsville sjK-nt Tuesday with her cousin, Mrs. A. W. Rawson. Mr. and Mrs. John Bellows and child have returned from a visit with relatives in Xotlhfield. YV alter Columbus began work this week for Will T. Bruce, by whom he has been engaged for a year. Wayne Ingram and family are at Her nia n L. Eddy's where Mrs. Ingram is housekeeper temporarily. Miss Mildred Eddy is home for a visit of several days from the home of her uncle, Seth "White, in Brattleboro. Dr. Grace Burnett of Brattleboro was eailod the lirst of the week to treat one of the prisoners in the county jail. A telephone on the New England line, 2t 11. wtw installed this week at W. T. Brace's. Another, 14-4, lias been in stalled in the home of Hurdis Smith. u'rili C. E. Mann, Frank Foster from Brattleboro and Miss l'ike of Wardslwro attended the dance at the Inn Friday uinht and were guests at the Windham County House. Mrs. A. H. Farnum came home from Wilmington Friday for a needed rest, but will soon return to Wilmington to help care for her father, Mr. Boyd, who has been ill, but is a little improved. Mrs. George X. Roberts, who has been a guest of Mrs. J. M. Kenney several days, visited Mrs. W. E. Wheeler in Wil liamsville Friday and return'xi Saturday to her home in Chester. In the regular meeting of the Ladies' Aid society in the church parlors Wednes- i r. j , l ti;iy aueinoon a tea was soreu Ly the members to which over "J sat down, mak- HiK a very pleasant social event. Will Hazelton, who was in Brattleboro the latter part of last week, walked homo because of the condition of the railroad track and returned Sunday with a team to bring his wife home. She had been visiting her parents in Brattleboro a week The twin daughters of W. T. Bruce, j.ieanor and jweiyn, were given a verv pleasant party Friday afternoon by Mrs. Bruce in celebration of their second birth day anniversary. Eight little ones of near ly the same age were present with their mothers, including a cousin, Hugh Swit zcr, three years old, who came with his mother, Mrs. Cyril Switzer, from West Townshend. After playing together with toys they all sat down to the tea table, which was prettily decorated, having unique place cards, and refreshments were served. Thev were remembered with many presents and postcards. Photo graphs of the group were taken by Porter Thaver. WEST BRATTLEBORO NORTHFIELD, MASS. Mrs. Thomas Collins is in Wilming ton, called there by the critical illness of her mother. Ralph Thayer is at his home from ernon. where he teacnes school, for a vacation of six weeks. The Needlecraft society held a pleasant meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Henry Halladav. Miss Marjoiie Arams, teacher, went to her home in Hopkinton. Mass., to day to spend the three-weeks' vacation. There will be a rehearsal of the Old Folks concert tonight. The concert will be iveu March lb in Academy hull. Mr. and Mrs. LaBumboib of Lebanon. X. II., were admitted to the Melrose hospital Thursday, to receive treat ment. Fourteen teachers took the state ex aminations at Academy hall lhursdav and Friday, given by Supt Bates E. Stover. Walter Morgan has returned from a week's visit at his home m Ludlow. He went today to West Guilford where he has employment during sugaring. M.s. A. L. Saxton, who with Mir. Saxton was injured in a runaway ac cident last week Friday, is out again and goes each day to the Memorial hos pital to see Mr. Saxtcn. The children in the primary room at the Academy building who had perfect attendance during the winter term were Muriel and Ruth Craig, Fred and Ar thur Nichols and Katherine Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Squires en tertained several friends last evening at their home. There were lour tables iat, five-hundred. The first prize was won by D. W. Harris and the consola tion prize went to J. L. Barney. Re freshments of sandwiches, cake and f-offee were served, after which the .party broke up, having spent a very jolly evening. Rev. Dr. Brown Accepts Call. Rev. Elliot W. . Brown, D. D., who went to New York in January as the temporary supply of the St. Nicholas avenue Presbyterian church, has ac cepted a unanimous call to become its pastor. He will be installed in April. The church is strong, having a mem bership of 700 and a Sunday school of GoO. It is located on the upper west side at .the corner of 141st street and St. Nicholas avenue, in a section of the city which because of its rapid growth offers opportunity for effective work. The many friends of Dr. and Mrs. Brown will be pleased to hear of the excellent call to a larger field, but they will be greatly missed in Northfield, where for seven years they have been actively associated with the highest in terests of the town. They will retain their home on Main street and will spend as much of the summer as possi ble here. is recovering bluebirds Fii likEJli TAT It is the time of the year that you are usually looking around for a home. You may prefer a village home, or per haps a farm, or possibly a lot on which to build a home. It does not require all cash ; with reasonable payment dovn we can help you secure a mortgage. A FEW OF THE MANY PLACES WE HAVE LISTED 1 r- a O s o PH. E. Ii. LYNCH, Surgeon. Oltire, Park bid., rooms 1 and 3, telephone 540, efflce fcours: until 9 a. in., 2 to 3 and 7 to 0 p. m.; Melrose hospital, telephone, 201, 9 to 10 a. n.; residence, 141 Canal St., telephone, 177; Hnndnvs hy appointment only. B. E. WHITE, M. D. (General Practitioner). Office rooms, 4 and 6. Crosby block. Hours: 8 U 0 a. m., 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. ra. Resi dpnro, 20 Oroya St. Telephone, 717. WEST DOVER. N. Y.. visited V. Mclendy, last JORDAN 6 SON, Optometrists, 1 fclltot St. BoecisHsts in tne correction of defective vis ion. K.xaminatinn, 0 to 12 a. ru., 1.30 to 5 p. m. KveniiiKs, Monday and Saturday, 7 to 9. Appointments at your convenience. Tel., 83-M. DR. A. I. MILLER, fcero. Ortipfl hours: 8 Hooker block, Brattle to it. 1 to 2, 6.30 to 8. DR. C. O. WHEELER. Osteopathic Physician. 10 Crosby block. Office, hours: 10 to 12 a. tn 2 to 4 p. ra. Other hours by anpoint Bient. Trli-phone connections. 9 Soruce St. DR. GRACE W. BURNETT, Physician and Burgeon. Market block. Elliot St. Office ours: 8.30 to 0 30 a. m., 1.30 to 2.30 and 1 to f p. ni. Telephone, 744-W. .-S., W.IS to DUMMERSTON. John Sheldon of Greenfield, Ma at his farm Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. E. IL Blown went 1 VI lows Falls Monday. Miss Edith Button -f N'orthfield. Mass., spent the week-end with her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. M. I". Button. Mr:. L. F. Crosby, Miss Helen Annanri and Miss Alice Halladav, who have been under the doctor's care, are improving. The penny social given by the Ladies' club at M. F. Button's Saturday evening was well attended. A Jack Homer pie, peanut hunt, music, games ;md refresh ments were features of the entertain ment. Friends and neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. Horatio Knapp gave them a surprise party in their home Feb. in honor of their t2."ith wedding nnnivcrsarv mufli D., Eye, Ear, Nosa .and : i anri r.tl-ior friff icr. n,v,tnnt,.,i Cake and coffee were served. Death of Timothy Houghton. By the death of Timothy Houghton, which occurred early Tuesday morning, the community loses a long-time resident. Mr. Houghton was in his T'.th year and had lived in town upwards of 4." years, lie gave up farming and moved int- the village several years ago. On August l-l, ISoS, he was married t.i Chastina Elwell, and after a few years they came to West Dover, where they bought the farm which they successfully carried on about 40 years, it being the farm where Miss Antoinette Hartwell now has her summer home in that part of the town of Dover known as "the han dle." To them was lorn one son, George, who died several years ago. There were also three grandsons, Edward, Guy and Harold Houghton. Mr. Houghton had It-en in declining health several years. having been afflicted with rheumatism and a kidney trouble and for the past few months he had been confined to the bed. A change for the worse came a few days before his death, and the end of his suf fering was not unexpected. Mrs. Hough ton, who, in spite of her 7 years, has faithfully cared for her companion throughout all his illness, has the sincere sympathy of many neighbors and friends. Besides the relatives, mentioned, Mr. Houghton leaves a brother. Ruins, of this place. The funeral was held at the houe Thursday and the burial took place in the family lot in the Cutting cemetery iu Wil mington. SOUTH LONDONDERRY. June Howard is visiting Mildred Reed in Brookline. E. I'. Hannum of his sister, Mrs. E. week. The Methodist Ladies ' Aid society served its annual town meeting din ner on the stage Tuesday. J. R. Conant has moved to Athens and E. H. Reed has bought and moved to the farm vacated by him. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Atwocd and two children of Chester were guests at C. II. Goodenougli 's over Sunday. Towu meetiug passed off very o,uiet lv. Tho license vote stood 20 ve to 8! no. The tax raised was irl.Oo The dramatic club is rehearsing the plav, Up Vermont Waw, which it will present in the town hall March 11. Mrs. F. F. Churchill has returned from a several weeks' visit X. with her Y., and daughter iu Morrisville, other places. j Miss Howe and Miss.'F-iiibauks ii - closed successful terms 'in the vills'jo schools and returned tu their Ironies in Chester to1 spend the spillig vacation. In the wrestling match in the town hall Thursday evening of last week the local wrestler. Cyclone Mattson. de feated "Doe." Fowler of Marion, In d., winning two boUtsTJlt of tft,ICe, al though Fowler outweighs Mattson by "0 pounds. The preliminary bouts were lirst between Robert Charlton aud Ken neth Arnold, one bout, won by Charl ton, after a tr'u-1 of 'JO minutes, and be tween Willie Patterson and "Pete" Cobb, Patterson winning two out o? three. Frank Carly refeieed the main bout and L. R. Pierce the preliminaries. Little Miriam Moody from chicken-pox:. Mrs. Fred Pallani saw- day on Birnam road. Mis. I vy Field -of Neponset has been visiting friends here. Mrs. Arthur Field of Boston is a guest of Mrs. Fred Fox. Miss Laura McGrath is caring for Mrs. Norton at Mount Hermon. The high school minstrel show will be held March 17 in the town hall. Leonard Langton has gone to Boston to be with his father and brother. Benj. I). Callender of Bethlehem, X. IL. is a guest of his brother, T. R. Callender. Miss Madeline Long is in Boston, a guest of Mrs. Helen Proctor Winches ter over Sunday. Mrs. C. W. Stebbins has returned from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. II. 0. Gates of Orange. Misses Clapp, Dale, Cummings and Moore are home from Fitehburg nor mat school for a vacation. Mrs. bamorie has returned to her home in Colrain, after a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Harness. A. G. Moody returned Thursday from his western trip in the interests of Mount Hermon school and Northfield seminary. Mount Hermon school will close for its spring vacation March 30. North field seminary has 10 days, beginning March 27. Mrs. George Foreman of Tndia ltd the children's meeting Thursday after noon ami spoke on ti.ir -Seed or .Jesus and Jesus 's Need of. Us. l ne mini onsemLue recital ol organ piano and violin was held at Russell Sage chapel Fridav afternoon at 4.4." and was attended by a very apprecia tive audience. Mrs. L. L. Hart has returned from visit with her daughters, Mrs. Miriam Strange of Springfield, Mrsi Francis o 3 " 03 fe H 5 C O 38 p p. 5 ' o H CD a a .a Farm 23 acres, about 1'' miles to R. R station: cottage house and barn, fruit, wood, rood water, school near; church and store within two miles $1159 Farm 130 acres. 10 miles from Brattleboro: buildings in good repair, running water, large amonnt or fro it, also od ; and timber ........ .. $1750 f HOUSn and Barn-li acres land, several tta't trees, ncer-failing well water, small poultry bouse; less than two miles to village, stores, churches and R. R- $650 HOUSe and Lot in village a few miles from Brattle- boro $450 Farm -31 acres, near Brattleboro $1500 Farm SO acres, near Brattleboro S5300 Farm 123 acres, near Brattleboro , $.1950 A FEW EXCHANCES Many times an exchange can be made'advantag-eoualy to both parties. ' Three-tenement house in Brattleboro for farm or timber land Farm, 150 acres, for house in village. Two-tenement house for farm. Auto for real estate: cheap farm or building lot. 3 o If o o 5 & 1 w o o -- -t- 5 If you have anything to sell, you should consult ua. If you will ex change, talk to us about it. You may have something in a piece of real estate that you do not consider worth much; let us know about it; we can handle it for you. Combine your judgment with ours and it should bring, results. DO NOT WAIT; DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS S. W. 'EDGETT & CO. W. R. NOTES, M. TDTOSt. to 12. 1 to .1. WPllnf,!v mnA Saturday evening. Other hours and Sundays by appointment. Appointments for glasaes fit ting msd by mail or 'phone. American Bide. DR. C. S. CLARK. Dentist, Whitney block, BTstllehoro. Telephone. 53-8. 3QU.lt E. GALE. Attorney at Law, Guilford. Vt tliphone. 302. , llASKINa"- SCIIWEITK, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, Brattleboro. Vt. FRANK e. BARBER, Attorney at Law. Room 7. t'roshy block, Brattleboro. it 0 BERT O. BACON. Attomi at Law. Rotn IS, I liery Building, Brattleboro. O. B. HUGHES, Lawyer. Telephone, 739 W. OILMAN HELYAR. Surveyor! and Con trscUng Engineers. Tel.. 38 -W. or 392-W. O. C. BILLINGS, recently First Assistsnt t'ornTlssioner of Patents. Solicitor and Attor ney in rstent find Trade-Mark Cases. Sey-m-nir. Seymour, M-irrath 4 Billings. 71 Bdwjr, New York; Mcllill VA g Washington. D. 0. f ARROWS CO, Wholesale and Retail Usaleis la Cosls of all kinds. Office. 0 Main St.. Prattleboro. KORAN & COUndertkers. 1Q Main St. Telsp0B. 854 2. Brattlebore. Vt. ESTABLISHED 1870. Exclusive Undertaking BOMD & SON REGISTERED EMBALMEES. Masn.. 1702. Vt 27-23. N. II., 220 Reasonable Prices Correct Service Autos in Season. Tel. 2G1-W. BRATTLEB0EO, Vt. "For the land's sake use Bowker's Fertilizers. They enrich the earth and those who till it." Kenneth Jones is working for Weston Snow. Mr. and Mrs. IL M. Leonard of Wil mington were guests at J. J. Snow's Monday. J. J. Snow came home from Montpelier Saturday night, for the town meeting re cess. Wliile R. K. Russell was drawing a load of wood to Wilmington Monday, as he was crossing the Cold Rrook bridge the bridge gave wav and a part of his load slid from the sled but the team and driver were uninjured. BONDVILLE. Harold Williams spent the first of the week iu Montpelier. Ernest Gleason of Westminster was in town a few days recently. Waldo Kendall and brother of Man chester spent Saturday at Janes Kendall's. BROOKLINE. Dell Buckley was in town the lirst of the week. Mis Mary Johnson went to Townshend Sunday to work for Mrs. Pnnitelle. Mr. and Mis. F. H. Wellington spent Sunday at F. H. Allbee's in H"ownsh"jitl. Miss Annie Potwine finished work for Mrs. Don Bouielle in Townshend last week. Mr. and Mrs. Albeit Austin were at home, from Montpelier from Saturday to Wednesday. Miss Ruth Stevens has been helping Mrs. F. T. Randall in Townshend the past two weeks. The Ladies' Benevolent society held a social at the home of Mrs. Edward Well ington last week. : E. P. Osgood and son, George, were in Sax tons River Sat unlay, where they bought a registered Durham calf. Delard Perry has finished work for Dr. Robio and a Mr. Ladue of Gardner, Mass., will work there this year. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Perry went to Bondville Saturday. Miss Pearl Slade, who has been staying with them and at tending school here, went with them and will stay with her mother a while. School closed Friday and Mr. Martin left Saturday morning for his home in Shaftsbury. Miss Luthera Perry had no absent marks for the term, and Miss Pearl Slade and Miss Mildred Heed missed only one day each. at- ou:- I'asa mau .' re Mr. t Of U- Lloyd of Montreal. GariadnJ. and Mrs Grace Crosby of NasfitipC,? H. Mr. and Mrs. C. I.. Bobbins and lit tie daughter will leave Monday fo'" Santiago, " Calif., wherp'thcl, will visit Mrs. Bobbins 's father. " Mr. Hooper. They will visit other friends iu Cali fornia. Messrs. Parker and Willard will meet those interested in orchard culture Monday, March ut y a. m.. and give a demonstration of pruning and spray ing in the orchard of the Dr. George Pentecost place. All are invited. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Wood tended a meeting of the Franklin C ty, Massachusetts, association in dena, Calif., recently and met former friends. Among them we .uid Mrs. II. l. Crowe!!. The annual nieetin-j of the bidders ci the Northfield Co-oper:itivi-Creamery association will hold a ses sion Monday in the town hall :tt 1 o'clock. Sumner 11. Parker of the Franklin county farm bureau will be present to give advice. A meeting of the standing commit tee of the Congregational church was held Fridav night to consider the 01 -diuat i. n of Rev. Horace Sibley, a recent mis sionary in China. A committee of ar rangements was appointed and tho or dination will be' held in this church March 1. The famous Fuller Sisters of Dorset, England, will give an entertainment in Skinner gymnasium Monday evening, March lo. They will give a program of English, Irish and Scottish folk songs. Misses Dorothy, Rosaline and Cynthia Fuller are very picturesque in their early Victorian costumes and with the Irish harp. Arthur C. Larsen has leased the bakery building of S. IL Smith and has fitted it for the business which he conducts of pure food flavorings. He also will carry a line of photograph supplies and will do developing. The room at the rear is to be a barber shop with Charles White as barber. They will open for business March S. WESTMINSTER. Mrs. Fnima Clark is recovering from her illness. The Men's club meeting has been post poned until further notice. t - The Saturday club will meet with Mrs. D. P. Wright March G at :; o'.Jork.' ' bout IT, couples attended the' Grange play and dance in Westminster West. The recent tlood has earned many pupils to be alsent from the village schools. Last Monday school was not in session. A. W. Sweeton, county agent, was ia t-wn recently to interview the farmers in regard to buying chemicals for fertil izer. Ho was able to quote satisfactory prices. The Y. P. S. C. E. will entertain the society from Saxtons River Saturday night in the church parlors. After th supper games will be played and ice cream and cake Nerved. A cordial invitation is ex tended to all. Mrs. C. P. Torrey, accompanied by Mrs. Rilev of Bellows Falls, who will stay with her a few days, has returned home. Mrs. Torrey 's recoveiy seems no less than a miracle, and all rejoice that she is able to come home. --Br-K.-Siindaljian, machine designer anil mechanical engineer, formerly employed by the Aboiiam.a Machine Works, left with h w v amr-r! jtightwr for their new iioiu.- in Ludiiigtoiu .. Micli., wheie Mr. Sandaljian has a responsible position with n marine engine manufacturing com pany.. AbMit V2 boys fro in the junior class .f ernfcjnt academy enjoyed a sleighride to Kum Huttin Home Saturday. A good game of basketball was enjoyed, some of the Home boys helping make u; the team, lk-foie leaving lor Saxtons River the boy were served an appetizing luncheon. il a cott Farm C. TENSEY, Marker BLUE RIBBON GUERNSEY BUTTER AND PUREBRED BULL CALVES FOR SALE 1 tjio inin I 1apie Sugar Season Is Now On Kemcmber your friends with ore or more gallons of pure Ver mont maple eyrup. We are mem bers of, and the quality of our product is guaranteed by, the Vermont Maple Sugar Makers' association. Orders taken now far delivery after March 13. Visitors welcome at all times. Come and see a modern sugar camp in operation. Price-list on application. Tel. 227-Y Fire in a Pennsylvania coal mine was extinguished by exploding dynamite in the airway, the concussion blowing out the flames. WESTMINSTER WEST. Prize Contests Saturday Evening. The prize reading and spelling by the I'lipb of tli J two schools in the place will take place Saturdav evening March b, in the town hall. A first and h-econd prize will be given in both con test. These prizes are made possible by a provision in the will of the late Mdwiu A. Wil.ox. former';.- of place. CLEAR POLICIES Reasonable Rates General Insurance Agency CEO. M. CLAY BANK ELOCH, ERATTLEEOEO Mrs. Jercme Collins of Westminster spent Tuesday with her mother, Mrs Martha Miller. Mrs. Eliza Phillips, who had been away nursing several mouths came home Monday. Mrs. Charlotte Harlow and daugh ters went to their home in Maiden, Mass., Mondav, after speeding a week at Mrs. Martha Miller's. E. G. Butterfield fame home from Montpelier Saturday to attend town meeting Tuesday. He returned to Mont pelier Wednesday morning. The Grange gave a play, Those Dreadful Twins, in the town hall Wed nesday evening. The play was post poned from last week Thursday even ing as the weather at that time was had. The town meeting war, held in this part of the town this year and the La dies' society furnished dinner. There was not as large an attendance as sometimes, but the women added a good sum to the amount in the treasury. WEST DUMMERSTON. The church and society will hold their annual meeting Friday evening. Match I".. at 7."'. A 1 oil call of nwmrot-rs f-i th cburc'i will In; held and every member 1-Ui-jUed to be present. The Ladies" Aid society will meet Wed nesday afternoon, March P. at 1 o'clock. Every member is requested t- ! present as there; i- businc.s of iiiiporti!ix" t Iw transact til and odicers will be cle-lcd b'l the coming jeur. The ladies chicken -pio supjirr was a siioeo. It was well patronized by jwv ple here, and a slcishride party of alvotit if from rratt!ei"ro came. The church w as w ell tilled to lit-ar I lev. Geo. E. Turn kinson. whose address vas very intcifst ing. The delight fill singinc y the quar tet and by Miss Mary J- Pane and Ar thur L. Mayn.ml was much, enjoyed. From !.:2.".io,i tons of tar aiiiiualiv produced iu Orrnt Britain from coal, about Ht?tH.M,Mo galb ns of benzol art; obtained. DOINGS OF THE VAN LOONS Father has undertaken a tough job INTERVtE.D PA . I r ir( "THAT EFFICIENCY VEJK. OF YOURS I'D li-IKE. TO HA,V SOU ICXPtAIN TO ME. JUST WHAT "EFFICIENCY " MEANS 1 MiyT EFFICIENCV J then , Ptv, 7 I ) f mWJ' v i$KJ - ' Well, that vvoulo ee I3RA,T -saving' IF WE. CAN E.LIMINA7E l WASTE- N THEIR CxoTH.S THAT WflVUD AN5VNT To I A. CREAT 0AtJ sta pa I fl THES& STYLES THERE tS AN ALMOST ELir-XlNA,- noN 1 LmJM Im SWWT 1 y m I m