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BRATTLEBORO. VERMONT, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 15, 1911
TWELVE PACES
$1.50 A YEAR, 5c A COPY
Amusements.
iiniTORIUM
0-1J3GC-3T
MTIC THUNDER BOLT"
... i I:.. .urn Transcript .
klAL ENCACEMENT
i nducing uimpanr
,.t hn fori. Pre)
.WSOl'NCKS
,,i.riMli'st Dramatic Triumph
THE
&1BLERS
I1Y
CHARLES KLEIN
Author ol
.jjk, Mouse" "Third Degree." F.tc.
cicii. n and Superb Cunt Direct from
, I ih..!t Theatre, New York, and
ii.v-H? Theatre. Boston.
11.90, $ 1 .00, 75c, 50c, 33c
,1' K 1 1ST PLAY. The Only Serl
u n in New York for Over K)
lt iip. ru Wednesday Morning.
AUDITORIUM
jay, Jan. 6, 1912
iW.VOGEL'S
PIG CITY
fiSTOLS
IE BEST BY TEST
I AT THE
ise Has a Chance to Wli a Prize
.- the standing daily prizes for
A:., and the regular weekly
ich are awarded each Monday
:o the winners of the week pre
are going to start on Satur
:'n (Tomorrow) a
W PRIZE CONTEST"
3 prizes will be awarded on
to the players who are our
or,3 between those two dates
s . . $10.00 Gold Piece
. . Beacon $3.00 Hat
. Box Whetstone Cigars
lest is Free and Open to All
,r n contest curd SO that 8
ay be kept of your games.
in anyway and see the
mr.r,RST. CLEANEST
ST ATTRACTIVE AMUSE-
LACE in VEKMUW T.
AND PARK CO.
ECIAL
SHIS WEEK
Fashioned Cbocolates
20c lb.
Jook Brand TOMATOES
best in town.
10c a can
imported LUCCA OLIVE OIL
bston Fruit
Market
ain St.
Tel. 110
ROE ASSORTMENT
of
Knives, Scissors,
l
ears, Kazors ana
Manicure Sets
at all prices.
BINS&COWLES
HARDWAREMEN
Story of Antonio,
Ihe Galley Slave
by Antonio A. Arreghi.
f Van Dyke says, 1 xtraordmari y
' W. 11 told. I Bincerely hope it will
waters who can feel its charm and
PUW'T." At
LAPP & JONES
LAND WINTER
STYLES
s from St. Lawrence mills. ,w'!'
S' irts cut and made to mam .
"tiomtment. made by telephone 4Zl.
M. p. kki.ey. 116 Canal St., Brattle-
Asents wanted in every town. 4Jtf
WE HAVE
W SHOES
a and lace for men and women. Also
line repairing.
KA.YE, 34ElliotSt.
hy Rooming House
64 Elliot St.
"wd and wife, recently from the West,
-'he supervision of this colonial house,
e meals cooked to order, transient,
and room.
fell! The Reformer
Wanted
l'ANTKII-AI once. pood man to run double.
TOiruiHw rnni. Ilohlcn & Martin. 4'ilf
yANTr'.D-Woman to knit or crochet rariiet
den St : mum ti, I.. Ward, 76 Lin
WANTK.II-To let job of rutting ami Imuhng
' ' km. to my mill. L. I'. Copcland. ft nl llrat.
lleburo. ...
YVANTKU-To hire a farm, for on. ur three
.i . ";. with privilege of buying On.
that will kMplor Hi cows and a twin; within
four or live unit of llrattlclH.ro. Addn-M A. W.
l,ruy,,n!l,i'LXlJl!lLJli
Vy'ANTKD Everyone in town bavin one or
more rooms to rent, either with or wilhout
board, to aeml a brief description of the rooms,
with price to the Secretary of the Hoard of Traile.
There will be no charge whatever. tti-M
O A 1 ls;YI I'M JL' A MTflt r I -..j
' 1 it nm mv .iivwn aim
respected by to men having an income of
fl.diO or more each, we can make you a proposition
that ouirht to net you at leant t Him the first year,
no matter how young or how old you are. Addreu
AjroM. Aieltine, liencral Agent, llfi College St..
Burlington. Vt. MI-.M"
For Sale
Iron SALE Christmas trees. W. I.. Walker,
Weal ltrnttl...r,, T.I !IIM.M f.,. r.i
tu-M
IfOH SALK-Snruce Christmas Tri
Blandlng. Tel. 1 7-2.'.
A. J.
do'
VOK SALE and TO KENT placard, at the Ke-
former otlice. Hi renta each. ltf
VOH SAI.E-Chrap. lady's fur-lined coat. A1-
drens T. H Hefornur ollice. Ml
IIAY FOR SALE-Loiweor bHled for cash only
14 Houghton Farm, rutney. Vt. 4'.itl
POK SA1.E-Cheter white piirs at Dr. llamil-
ton's farm, (iuilford. T.I 17-21. itf
WOU SALE Purebred Chester While pik's.
1 Walter V. Walker, Uummerston. Vt. -tf
I,X)I( SALE-Furniture and Kanires. both new
and seeond-hand. at J. H. lunton's. lltf
JOOK SALESolid mahogany pari r suite; almost
A new. Inquire Klin House, 1 Eels Court. do
L)R SALE Hemlock liounls, plank and buililinK
1 timber. Doolittle & (iale. (iuilford. Vt. 'SMi
Iron SALE-Yoke of oxen, weiuht 2rj). Folly
Farms, Went Hrattliboro. Vt. Tel. 314-5. 4Mf
IOK SALE Une pair oxen, ti years old: Kood
1 workers. (Jeorgc A. Hill, K F. D. 1, Marl
boro, Vt. 0--1
IOK SALE-Liuht harness, Portland sl:i:h and
two heavy rolies: will exchaiiKe for wsl.
L. E. Yeaw. in Hirre St. Mi-.M
1?Oll SALE One four-beam two liorse sled,
nearlv new; one single-beam two-horse sled.
H. G. Smith, Hrattlehoro. 4jHf
F'OR SALE-To settle an estate, two irood build
intr lots. One on South Main street (near
Pine). Inquire of J. C. I'ellett. 44tf
FOR SALE-Four EsteyontanB and one square
Mc Phail piano: also two upright pianos of
good make. L. H. Barlier, Retting HltM-k. 4'Jtf
tOU SALE-A11 kinds of sleitrhs and sleds: two
coupes on runners and some express sleighs
good to carry scholars to school. Charles Miner.
Bonny vale tUnek Farm. Tel. 117. 6U-H
FOR SALE-Severalpair extra good horses rang
ing in weight from 2 100 to 2U50, at prices from
to S000. Several good general puriiose horses
from 75 up. Hard wood and slab wood for sale.
F. A. Larrow, Stable, l!i High St. Tel. 3I2S-R 42tf
The Conveniences of a Check
Account
at the Brattleboro Trust Company, are many
Hills in or out of town can be paid by checks.
Your nionev is safer in the vault of the 1SKATTI.KI50KO
TRUST COMPANY than in your pocket.
Your checks, afUT being endorsed by the party to whom
they were given, are returned to the bank and then to you, thus
giving you a receipt.
The stub of your check book can be used ns a cash book, show
ing what you have spent and how much money yon have on hand.
Small accounts solicited.
BRATTLEBORO TRUST COMPANY
CENTRE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
REV. ROY M. HOLHiHTON, Pastor.
Sunday Senices,Dec, 17.
10 . ' a. m., Divine Worship. Sermon by the pastor. Subject.
'Obedience the Tent of lU-licion.'
11 45 a. m., Sunday School, t'nion Brotherhood meeting
in the church Speaker, Uev. V. V. Johnson, Seerelary of
the Springfield (Mass.) Men and Religion Forward Movement.
n. Stereoptlcon Lecture. Subject;
Hen llur, a Talc of the ( hrist."
100 lieautifully colored slides.
This evening at 7.30, Devotional Service and Bible lecture:
Subject, . ,
"Saul and David.
Everyone welcome to all these meetings
7.00 p.
PR SALE-Edion Phonograph, nearly brand
new, with both two and four-mlnutespeakers:
wooden horn, just purchased. !7.tKi togetner
with regular metallic horn, and fill four-minute
and 40 two minute records, all in first-class con
dition. The above, representing an outlay ol
sl9l) ran he nnrehased for S55.00. Address S. 7.4,
are of Ketormer.
60tf
To Rent
T
O RENT-rOffice, 117 Main St.
47tf
TO RENT Automobile storage. W. E. Bartlett.
Tel. 3Sft-M. ill!
1m RENT IGood tor lignt manumciun.
. RS,ms. all sizes, at 8, $12 and 120 per month
steam heated, one flight down horn fctiiot aireeu
rl. 1. r.mersoifc.
TO RENT After Dec. 15, down stairs tenement:
hardwood finish, hot and cold water, hath
and furnace, springwaier, g "o f
Inquire 3 wasningion oi.
TO RENT-Furnlshed rooms.
H. B. Willis.
5 Main St., Mrs.
50
TO RENT - Small cottage
A Edgett & Co.
for small family
48tf
TO RENT Cottage house; mo Jcrn conveniences.
E. M. Angier. tHi
TO RENT Storage in a good barn,
W. H. Shumway.
also stalls.
49tf
TO RENT Furnished front room.
G. Norrls, 75 Main St
mn n F.MT Modern upstairs 6
A George Danyew. 95 Elliot St.
Inquire W.
49-50'
room tenement.
4ltt
ENROLL NOW
FOR
JANUARY 1st
A Course in this institution is not
an expenditure it is an investment.
CLAWSON-IIAMILTON COLLEGE, IXC.
Brattleboro, Vermont
I CONDITIONS IN CinNA.
i Interesting Lecture Oiven by Lieut. C.
r. Oamou Laat Bvcniug.
Tl tliinl in flu fi'rira f i-iitiTtitin-ini'iitH
tiiw'ii liv tin1 vininu wtmifii of '
llii.til lin.l t'tiiiuT.'fiiti 'I cli ii re In1
, wita lit-l.l lust liiulil in tl' 'uliL'r'i!ii
tional climeli win-it l.ii'tit. Cliiiili' r.
tliimoii ib'liMTi'l mi iiiti'ri'"tiuil illu-Iritti-il
lei-tun' tilt liinii. J I fiti'l "
: ,tirf : "IVniU in ui'ihtiiI nrt iitKirr a
Vii'iit ileal of mi t iti"ti ri'iiunlinil
i n iliiitiim anil lifi in ( hi mi. rliimi
hub u well oruiitiicil lialiiiti Lefnri" tl"'
tinu of ( lirist. Jt n liuinii nml nrt are
'older than tlioi nf miv emintrv. Iiiyeit
tiim IiikI its liirtlipliiee lierc, mill prtnt-
' int.' :is iliim- hero in I lit' viuir 1 1 i.
thiiiifli tin' nrt was not iliseuviTi-il in
, KurolH'an riiiililricn until Itlniu! 1U frit
turii s later. t niiilit iiiii" Inilav uiint
In tin- fa.l tlml tliit fri'iit mil ion. now
eiilll.iii'. of over l-J 1 I peiipli', IT
line t liir.l of tin- nliii- HiHil.;itiini (if
the I'lirtli. is it iilicliitiir I" 'I"' iiitlui'Nce
of mo. Inn ri ilint inn. nixl it is LihiipI
to v ciitnallv I eentui Mte of tin- fnre
tniivt iiiitiimi of tlio world. It is inir
HtrtiL'L'liti!! for tin1 l'ri'iiloiii wliieh exists
'in wistirn rmiiitriis. liHl struynle
must iifffsiarilv In1 ti Ioiil' oih1, for n to
ciniiii'tit wliieli bus txitei lor oviT lour
tliuiiMiti.l vnirs with luif fi'W iliaiiui-s
t'lttitiot I"' tadieallv cliiiiiui'd ill ';'
venrs ami converted into u repul'lie.
Tin' inlliu iP i' of tin' American nation
on China is iiiarki'd. Tin' American
.lands lii-t in tin- r-ti'riii ami reH'i t of
the t liinesi'. It will In' the work of tli"
enniiiiL' Bi'itcriit ion to re oliitioiiic lite
ill Cliitia. a it inut coiiii' with loluea
timi. Lite tliere todav is i.raetieiill v l!ie
saini' a it was tlioiiaiid of vears ay".
.'I'liev lire still ioiioraiit of the eomfoits
In lie derived front education and inven
tion. Itaihvavs me few and until with
in r tit vears what did exist were con
trolled I'V foreiun capital. I'tit China is
iMfiiiniiiL' to realize what the railwavs
mean to a eoimtiv and Imw its inaiiv
. ,M lin es, whii ii have nlwavs lieen
i practieallv isolate ) iroin each other,
'iiiav lie iirnii'dit into totieli and eonse
ipientlv oat riot ism tliti" transformed
from sei-tiounl patriotism into true pa
triotism for the nation. Chinese wo
men have never lieen allowed anv plivi
leL'i s of edip-ation, and until the womea
I here fain their riylitl'til iKisitiuii the
Chinese .eople will still remain steeped
in heathen enjoins and ignorance.
The picture of the -li nt Cliinese wall,
the svsteiu of river eanals. life as it ex
ists in the various cities nml remote dis
tricts, the honselioats. and numerous
other views made the lecture one of in
terest and education.
AN EARLY MOEMNO FIRE.
Mill Put
LOCAL NOTES AND OOSSIP.
Blue In Holdcn & Martin'.
Out by Bpriiiklora.
An iiliinn from Imiv. !l." at 12.1." n'elisk
tins morning: tiilled the tire ilepiutinent to
Ihe lloldui .V Mo I in mill on I'rost utieel
wheie ti lil.ize nun suinen near me reioei ,
ot till lll.llll SIIOl Oil IOC nisi iiisu. ie (, li
the ileiiii1metil leiiclieil the aei'tie the nil
loiinilie spi iiilili i s lunl none into net ion
nml the hiue was under t 'nt'ol when the
flieniii nl went into net ion. The iain.0 of
the lire is unknown. When the workmen
left the mill hi-t liiglit even thing w as up
iMieiitlv all lit; lit nml the Inst intimation
li.id liv'unv one that there was n lite (nine
with the liio-ini; of the automat te nlanii
in ". H. I! kwell'a house on I anal street.
This alarm is eotiini teil will) the spunkier
i,-m in the ll.il hn Mattiu null mid
llcikw.ll .V Mieiw ill's iiinii.'e faetoiy on
Clia stieit. Mr. Iliskwell went lit omv to
Lux -Ti at the corner of Klin and Kro-t
streets mid rung in an al.inn. The de
piiilinetit iesmiidid piiiinptly ntid the nil
out siftial was sounded in 1" minute from
the tune the alarm was pulled ill. I.. K.
Iloldi-n sod tl'i" nioitiiii' that the il image
was largely to the leallier lulls though
some of the machinery will have to under
go repairs. It is proliahlc that tlie damage
will Is- in the neighborhood of SolHt, The
lilae was started under a saw table ami
the woodwork was considerably eliani-d.
The Meetinif House Hill eetneterv
association luia reeetillv received a trit't
of ."11111 from the estate of (". D. Wnlliiee
nf New Vnrk City.
The woman 'h foreign missionary
society of the .Methodist church will
with Mrs. ('. I. Smith on ( edar
street Thtiisdav tiftc rnoou.
William - Sexton was. nrraiuneil in
mil ii ii-t KH I court this iiicirnini; eharfcd
with ilisturliiii'.' the peace and nnnoviiii:
liis wife. His ease was continued a
week.
At the Star bowliiiL' nlleva V. .1.
Anderson is the winner of lirst prizo
and Jerrv 4 'nrt i n the second prize in
box ball. Carl Kllis was the winner iu
pill pool this week.
- Hidden A; Martin have n number of
Christmas trees which thev will be ulail
to give to families that are unable to
buv Iheiii. Tor II tilimbi r of vears the
firm lias made a practice of distributing
trees nmoliif needv families.
As in f uriiit r vears, the Centre Con
ITeat ioiial Siindav school will send a
box of clot hiiii. tovs and mimes to lfev.
Antonio Arrk'hi for the Christmas
I'est.i of his Italian Snndav school in
New York Citv. Articles for the box
should be left nt the chapel between
Kridav and Moinlav, Hee. l.'i to IS.
Klsewhere ill this week's paper will
be found a reference to the proirres. of
yinon the ..epam ne,,, a, e n. - . Mr1(,f rlljrimil 0X,(.I,!iio in whicl,
I'llllllllK llHilii, l --.
The value of the sprinkler sjslem in the
ll.ililiii ,V- M.iiiin mill can If iippr.iialeil
not only by the
nielli but bv the
owners ol tin
owners and occupants ol
n,.:iil,v I ill i Ii I ill L-u and lillslliess eslalillsll-
menu'. Mr. Ilohleii said that had there
is-eii no extiniriii-lieis to hold the tire in
iheik at the start the building would uoh
ahlv have been burned.
made of the possilnlitv of
regular stoppinir- stations
instead nf iillowini? the cars
Mrs.
mention is
estalilisliine
iii on i no i lie
reached vesterdav afternoon to estab
lish such stoppinir places, anil white
poles w 'll indicate the points where the
cars will stop to receive passeiiuers or
allow them to leave.
Moslier 4c Cobb lire to go out of tho
liverv business a week from toinorrovv,
as indicated in tin advertisement in this
i .1..
week s Ketonuer. I ne memoers in rue
Arrested for TrifliiiR i firm intend to enter the lumber business
and will Ileum operations on the nun
klee lot of inn acres wliieh thev have
bought, i's mentioned elsewhere in this
paper. Thev will hold nn auction at
their "table on Flat street Snturdav,
llee. IM, when evervthim; will be sobU
l-'or a while the (inn will retain losses
sion of the premises now occupied nml
their ollice there.
A MUCH MARRIED WOMAN.
TO RENT - About Dec. 15, a tour-room nu u..
Main St.. just right for man and wife. Edgett
& Co. lii
brand new, thor-
Apply to Horton a
4 111
rpri RENT Five-room flat;
a. oughly up to date.
Agency.
TO RENT 6 room tenement, rurnace a iu '" -,.
. ii7ui..i,. ctreet. Inouire 6 FroB-
I gniS. 11 TlttBllllllS"" .- .
pect St.
HTORENT Downstairs fiat on Clark street; in
1 first-class condition; modern conveniences;
good location. Inquire of Fran t. carper.
BIOCK.
TO RENT A large 8inny, steam-nedw
i?h board, in a pleasant house within easy
Special Notices
rkUDER "Swecp-VaC
bury, UH r-iuoi at.
cleaners of F. A. Wood-50-51
tfOUND-A sum of money. Inquire of H. Peter
r son. Express ollice. .
nRESSMAKING - Mra. Bertha Freeman
J Fine SuJtaUjeboro ... ,
CEWING MACHINE NEEDLES and supplies
& for all makes of machines at J. B. UuaUin
IB f lat ot.
CAM ZAR. 2'.Reed St.. buys rags.
u here, papers; catn or
Mail a card and 1 will call.
metals, Tub-
Higheat prices.
40tf
NUMBER 2199
K. f . V. man, o gwu noinc iu( -
la rre nouUry I
tn k. R.. academy, stores, cnurcnua,
reasonable terms.
We offer this week-f gd cottage house of nine rooms hardwood UA. fan-e..
and all improvements, situated on the """t'h.t ,eVeral room, could be rented,
THENORRtSVAR.ETVSTORi ill
.tore on .Elliot St.. next to it heOrang. Store "s a f,',,, a mln or woman f moderate
IT. tomakeTme nSSw ta-V location outside Main atreet. Do not say you Co not warn it
mean, to make some money;
till you inquire anoui u.
CARE Or ESTATES
BENTS COLLECTED.
S. W. Edgett & Co., Est'e Brattleboro, Vermont
Former Local School Teacher Dead.
Miss Marv V.. Slusoii, lis. principal of the
grammar school in (his village overlM yeius
ae-i, died Tiiesdav. Dei. .",. at the Hnittle
horo 1 let rent after being a patient there
two weeks. Her body was taken to l!ut-1,-inil
for burial. She was a daughter of
Wallace Mason of West lJutlaml and was
Loin in that town. Her education was re
ceived there and she begun her career of
teaching in that place. She resigned her
duties in linittlcl'oro after a service of
about 1H years and went to Welleley,
Mass., wheie she took .-idvati 1 studies in
ihuia hall and at Andover. Mass. Tpon
linishing her studies in cllesley and
Andover she returned lo Vermont where
slit; conducted a private school in Rutland
fur several years. On account of increasing
deafness she gave up her duties in the pri
vate school and took up alls and crafts
work. es'fially basketry, in which she be
came very proiieietit. For a time she hail
(lasses iii this work in Hutlaiid and a
number of years ago went to Washington.
I). ('.. where she received an appointment
ns ins i ue or Ml pasKetl v in a scuoiu in nun
Maud Moon,
With Mntrimonf.il Matters.
Mrs. Maud Moon, a much-man fed wo
man, with a retold of resiliences in various
parts of New I'nglc.nd. was arretted at
West Diimmerslon yesterday afternoon by
Chief of I'oliee lieorgc WiKon and brought
to I'lattleboro to await the ai rival of
sherilf Kiniry of Windsor who came lust Wln ,,,
evening to escort the woninn.to Woodstock,
jail. She was chained with adultery. Ac- Santa Dr.e This Afternoon,
cording to the story she told tiie olli -ers, H-irtlfs- " niessaae to E. J. Fenton
M I had been married (hive times. She & j,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,, that Santa left South
said that a number of years ago she married ,(ltni(M-rv this mornimr on the train
n man by the name of ll'iyce and after living (lir Urntrlelioro. He will arrive here
with him one veil dei i.lcd nil a change ami ,lt 3 1 1) is nfternoon nml either a hack
married Henri' Huberts. With Henry she or initomobile will meet him nt the
lived at North Adams. Mass, u few 'Utntioii to take iiim to the bit.' Kenton
months. Then she nianad Delheit Moon : .I.-ivli-ht store. A drum corps will es
ami they lived together intermittently for. curt Santa from the station, and repre
ahout nine years. Thev have recently been 'st ntatives of the police department will
living in West Dummcr-ton and several he on hand to keep the crowd moving-,
weeks n-'o Maial got a hankering for an , Since he left the northern terminus of
other change and went to (.hieehee which is the West river vallev word has been ro
il hamlet in the town nf Hartford. N't. She'eeived from various stations that Santa
...... 1:..; 1 -ii' ,.f John Mhei- has held receptions all aloni; the line
tin,, when the neighbors learned of Mis. hind presented
every elnhl lie lias met
Moon's marrying proclivities and an invest-! w;it li his t''0'o-.ra.m. 1 . . . - -
ii.iliiiii i':w liulile. Join
Mi- Moon lirnught his wife back to Wind
iiam county. Then the attention of the
slates attorney ot ilJ "'" I. . 1 window s. He will also establish a post
Itroilg II lO lilt- mallei nun lie- kt'iii ' ...
Mrs. Moon is in jail at Woodstock await
ing trial. She was detained in the lock-up
ets him. and upon his arrival nt the
Kenton store will give a demonstration
of mechanical tovs in one of the larne
child
litis there will
lirattleboro until
-ort from indsor
the arrival of her cs-
..lt;,.A 1111,1 nverv
receive a letter. Lverv hov ami L'iri in
P.rattleboro and surrouinliiiff towns is
invited to meet Santa upon the arrival
of the 3.."0 train this afternoon from
South lyondonderry.
Grange Opposes Offset Abolition.
The 40th nnnunl session of the Ver
mont State gianoe came to an end at
Montpelier vesterdav, after one of the
must successful meetings in its history.
The convention was held in -Mont pel.
McNamaras Begin Their Sentences.
James H. and John J. MeXnmara. con
fessed dynamiters at ios Aneeles. began
Sunday their terms nf life imprisonment
and l.'i years, respectively, in San Quentin
prison. 'Neither would make any further
statement respecting the long list of out
rages with which they are held to have
been connected. McManigle. who turned
the (bit state's evidence, will go to Indianapolis,
matter Uvboro the federal grand hut is considering
l.i.en the hone of contention ot
NOTICE
Have jour foils Educated to bo Kind and Fearless
rXsmtlh, W. Chesterfield, N. H.
Telephone Connections. 43-46'tf
irlalSollWooil
Stove lengths and a lot of soft slab
wood. It is a prepared for the stove
one-foot lengths Also some heavy,
serviceable work horses.
H. C. CLARKBrattleboro
FURS-Made and repaired, hpeciai """" E
coats. Hrfr0S9l"'l04P- iotf
K, rtoimes. ct mcc"
nun's T M SHAW will be at the Rest room,
MRhursday of each week, to take
work on repairing and making fur Barn.onts.
,ltu r ntt si . pnve ooe cun-
LmirtnwS's pay of one of our employe.
, finding this. If this person win
. : V office, no further question
DeWitt Grocery Company. 6u
will be asked.
A Jump in Prices
I am now paying the following Pf-
.11, Ruhber Boots and Shoes, be
Building. 22 Flat street.
Full Weight Guaranteed
M. GASS
22 Flat Street, Brattleboro. Vt.
T.lenhone; Office 676-M; Residence 139-R.
BANK BOOK LOST
COMPArll. uraiueooi". .
50-62
Sava & Sheinuk Co., Junk Dealers
Buy rag-, rabbent, meUlB.old p.per. ..d ".ir-
lines. Bena posmi
Shop 78 Elliot St. Tel. 574-M
43tf
JUST PAYS THE RENT
fort, foranyone to have tnc reni k ,iPe.
WiNW: Mother, Vt.
(MUE:TAVL0R4S0N. Genera, Aflen,.
Crosby Blk., Brattleboro. Vt.
CARL F. CAIN
Oval and Flat Covered Buttons Made
Merchant Tailor
AUCTION
AT 10 A. M.
Saturday, Dec. 23
' ... . ... ' 11 i i . . ,WTrt,..l l
'citv. railing Health coniH-uea tier 10 give 1Pr s new uimiioriuiu, nuo-u ,...o......
! up' her position about u vear ago and since amide accommodations. Purine the
thi't t;iue she had made her home w ith Mrs. niorniiitf session the committee ou reso-
t i.-i i: w matron ot the wamcr utions reporteu a rcsuuu nm m
'Home f'ir Hovs at Sa;toiis Uiver. Miss the abolishment of offsets and
i.i ii,..,tt'iu.rn In .lone nml nt- rate on intannibles, a taxation
Z "1! ,:Ss.,VTtha. he; in;ih;eeToisi;,,iv;. st-ssiiuis anil whiel, of the .defence at U Angeles, who is
jhrmities we,,- noticeable and shortly after ; t u- .vii.inj, ponit o V -liWrKrC
her health lailed last. ..':,v..ri.o;. 'd.-eu- STO fKHl of the McNamara defence
- , ... - - , . ,- , ,,'orous opposition was mane 10 me
in. the 'tt!l' "i'' ' " . resolution from the floor, and. because
ininisu.iiMiii in i ii.i.i...... . - ,.,., ..,.. were Ieavintr tor tneir ;,, i...;i... 0
homes it seemed unwise to io on record I LJ
on this important subject with a slim j pcace Meeting Very Warlike.
tuIn'w'ls'Hlded "The'S Xrteli -V meelimr in Carnegie hall. New York
!...,.. . In , i iii f vote d h v Hi e national H'uesday evening to urge the rat.ticat.on of
orain'e, ineludintr the arbitration treat
Tes. federal aid for hiuhwavs. parcel
post, direct election of Tinted States
senators, and equal sulfrajre for women.
Horses
Sleighs
Tallyhos
Robes
Carriages
Harness
Autos
Whips, etc.
W. E. Cram, Antrim. N. H.f Auctioneer
MOSHER & COBB
Main and Flat Sts., Brattleboro
by
Calves Wanted!
NVo aft paying, for prompt shipment
three cents per pound for hog-drcss d
Calves. At this price we pay tho fre ght
Sm any Vermont or New Hamper
point on 200-pound .hipments. btoclt
Should be well bled, rce from disease
.i i,i frozen and should have en
rn is removed. Shipments may be com
bined with Hides, Skins, Bones lauuw.
etc. Ship quick, as prices will probably
decline as the season advances.
CARROLL S. PAGE, Hyde Park. M.
Legal Notices.
COMMISSIONERS' NOTICE.
ESTATE OF WINFIELD W. WHITNEY.
Th UndersPgned, having been OTJ
Honorable Probate iCoort r SXJJf.
boro. Commissioners, to receive e a(rainst
"at the claim.and demands o M P
the mSASiU' exhibited
meet for the. P""? Ueboroinsaid Dis-
May.next.fromlOociocKA . he4th
on eachof saiddays and thatsiit montn
iToraaid cr'edfioV. .to .present their
XXP Dee-
i a 'n 1911.
eiHuui " l
W. G. DOOLITTLE f rmmiagionera.
w T WII.KINSl
so-52
AUCTION
, ...in ....ii ,. fnllnwinir personal property.
order of the Probate Court, at ."
the premises known as the HALL HOMUta 1
in HALIFAX, VT,
Thursday, Dec.2 1, 191 I
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.
LIVE STOCK
One good business mare, weight 1000
row cowtwo-year-dl heifer, pair four-year-old
oxen extra workers; pair three-year-old steers
odd three-yearld steer. 2 pairs two-year-old
extra nice Durham steers, handy; 4 pairs Hereford
ffl two years ld72 pairs Durham steers.
SeTrltrS: I yearling Durham bulls. 4 heifer
ealvea. pair steer caWessreoe,,
Thirty ton. hay, 115 gallons extra nice ....pi.
syrup. ,,.-ADiwr! nilTFIT
Fourteen rootVaporato" ' With iron arch, all
M "c' ThiB
outfit has only been used one season.
Spring sleigh, nearly new; traverse sleigh, light
twhorse sled, heavy log sled, straight sled.
SalepSitiv.. Termsmadeknownattimeof sale.
ALBERT T.HALL, Trustee
A. G. GALLUP, Auctioneer
liingliam am
the punils of that period have a tenner
recollection of this admirable woman who
labored here lor a decade m preparing inanj
of the young men and women who giauu-
ited from the llrattlcnoro nign senooi a
piarter of a century ago.
will
who
a de to the f,i c- n, a(,,-i-i,.n nf himself and his as
sociates in the case, is being brought into
last '
Athletics Beaten in Greenfield.
in itj first nwav-from-home name
' . :. . , .! . i.i, n.,. i -
evemnir tne ,v ucr cs i is. ... ..o v. ..... , j
field Vountf -Men s clun s puskuioiui xeiepnone iuusuiiuiuiuu uiuuwvu.
team by a score ot i:-) to it', m i ' " Further consolidation oi teiepnoue
period the visitors were outpiav eu. o"1 i interests is implied in rumors concern;
;,. ti,,. aneond the Kin 1 1 leboro men - ,,, t,, ,,u f ti,., risp in the price ot
played the (Ireenlield team off its feet, -,,-oek 0f the New Kni-'laiid Telephone r(,so,1(i,,nB
inn tun tne ATiuetics hoi. ueeu I'"" comoanv anil otner companies.
capped by the nlisence ot t. lis anil v s, ,ir , )rpn o))S(,rv,,(i nn t he mar set tor , wik.h w..,s n(,v(,
h tnev the cnances woum .oiiie i avs. .ew r.n"ianu ii-ieiiiii..i.-
excellent for winning;, lortier ot the ( uiial.os lavo advanced to l(i4L,, a rise
Keene, N. H'., team plaved center tor i f li0n( ln ll0its in a week and li
the thletics. Maher and Cam vvere the .loints ,i,is VP.r. 1'rovidence telephone
stars of the (ireenlield team, while i or-1 ilH. s ,,,, to ! 1 7 1 '. . and the demand ex
tier's work for the Athletics was "om-'coeds the sttpplv. Tradiiin in Soiitheni
inendalile. The line-up: I New England telephone stock also is
(ireenlield. I uiiitsunllv active in iiavtroru, aim limi
tations are hiirh at about lo-.
These recent, advances, together with
an exceptional demaml. are accepted in
(inancial circles as indicative of nego
tiations ' for (he nieraiiiu of the three
companies under one mannL'ement. .t
'- . . , ,,i I.-....1 1 T.O.,, .l,relo
is sail 1 hit tne .ew msmhui i ,-i, .........
the Tafl peace treaties, nt winch Josepn
Choate presided, and Henry Waterson.
X'inl.oln. ltiilh.iv Andrew Carnegie and
Frederick Coudert were down as speakers,
was broken up bv a riotous disturbance in
the galleries created chiefly by Irish and
(ieniian-Americans opposed to the treaties.
Police were summoned and the rioters
ejected. A prominent citizen on the plat-
Iforni moved to substitute tor the tavpratiie
the report ot the majority oi
the senate committee on foreign relations,
rse.
Athletics.
Moore, Punlevy. rt.
Orlan Whitney, If.. .
T'ortier, c
Bothwell, rt'
Hi lev, Moore. It'
Score. 1 ouii" Men
.It'.. Keller
.rt' Mamiiiitf
v., Santer
...It'., Maker
rf Cain
Club, 2.-., Athlet
ics tw. lioais i rum tut- Vi i
Sauter 2. Mannint' 2. Cain 2- Ivcller 1.
Orlan Whitney 2. Moore 2. Dunlevv J.
Fortier 1. duals from totils. 1-ortier 1,
o..i,. ? Tint hwe . iteieree, j-m i "i s
timer, Gould ; scorer, l'ervere.
one 20- and one lo ininute period.
Time.
,..,li!lll v-
.... ; Hi,, eomnornri ve v near
tore to take over the 1'rovidence anil
Southern New Kucland companies. Ihe
Hoston News Bureau savs that such a
plan has been in contemplation for some
time.
General Service Bill Passes House,
The Sherwood general service pension
bill passed the House Tuesday, despite the
opposition of Si democrats and eight re
publicans who voted against it. If it Passes
the senate nml becomes law. it will add
from $4(1.110.0011 to $7"i.(X0.fl(Kl yearly to
the pension expenditures. Soldiers who
served from !0 days to six months will
draw- .$15 per month: from six to nine
months. 20 per month; from nine months
to one vear. $25 per month; more than one
vear. Slid Tier month. This Hill superceues
the largest of the three. m?y !'th0 so-called dollar-a-day pension bill that
has been before congress.
Local Basketball Plans.
The oame scheduled for Thursday
ni"ht in Festival hall between the Ath
let i's of Brattleboro and tho Cardinals
of Mt. Heriuon promises to i oi i j u ,hi for ,.,, In.,,sc.
i.:.. .3 I,.., h-mknthfill tans are iook-i ., f .i
i, o for. The Formen brothers on the
k....i i.,, hum idaved on one of
I.'. ' t.,na hi h school teams in Ohio,
V Wirnien. forward, was chosen
r
th
ward
Sensational Trial in New York.
New- York is providing the current court
ueosntion in the trial of Lillian Graham
land Ethel Conrad. Vharged with attempt-
Ttmneror and Emnress of India. ing to kill W. 10. U. Mokes. ,,,e m.u
F . t , , ivrrmrinTiir. MOKOS 18 ill a fiiin.a-i
FOR SALE
Hinsdale and Brattleboro Sta0e Route
I wish to sell my Stage Route between H insdale
ffiXwfwK
Sour-setec sleigh .SShSS.
MTrrasolirforfnl will of sUUd to any party
interested.
JOHN P. DAVENPORT,
Canal St., Hinsdale, N. H.
We pay cash for nice
Dairy Butter&Frcsh Eggs
BRATTLEBORO DAIRY CO.
Vinton Block, Brattleboro. Vt.
for a
position on the interscholastie team at
tht rtnto. "Red" nilhert-o". lor-
was a memner in i"o
sucn st,roiig e.. . - - ,, i , ,.1,...
Fhiladelpnia in s . ,0,. " Vo,. of wWte satin
la id, Pa., hick school team. Manasrer
Ileiiry E. Whit nev is cviiit' the A th
ru 1 1 x , ...I,- f ,i.,,iv orac-
t ,.c on lour llllll n lion
tiee. and the team prum.
condition. As vet 110 fame
Dec. 2S,
to be in
has been
.i rr Cn-istmas m"in.
iil i aot;e'i ' v .
..1.1 i.:..t, onimnl comes here
" Jan. 2 T.ir.iers Falls sends a team
i1"" ..111 the Athletics. On dan. 5 the
Soriiipfield Mass., hich school alumni
?!an to Brattleboro Other home
Nortaiainpton, Feb. 13: at Xort'mmpbon
Jan 10. Amonrr other strong teams
wld di Manaoer Whitnev has in view for
eames in Brattleboro are Hudson. Bev
iv and Lowell. Mass. Newriort H
South Manchester, Conn -..f"'
of Holvoke, Mass.. Bellows i a lls, ana a
number of other fast aggregates.
Prizes valued at over
'in in
selling red cross seals.
King George V and Queen Mary ,11,"'t'nJ! condition of health. Many letters tending
Britain have been, crowned emperor and n,,Xish niie intimacy between Stokes
empress of India, bavins journeyed to , , Aiss GraImm ,iave bpon introduced.
i for mat purpose. 1 uc jinnii. ..in. , .
grandeur ot me cereu uuos ...... ....... WEST GUILFORD.
durbar held in connection have never been 1 w.i utuj.xjxv.xv
exceeded in modem times. Announcement Mrs Perry of Halifax is working for
is made that the capital of India will be Mrs. O. J. Hale. . . ,.
transferred from Calcutta to Delhi, which vy". C. Phelps has recently had his
to most of the native . telephone removed.
.,..; .,,1 account' nf the religious and j T,-no TCioht. of Wilmington has
traditional importance of that city. J-Ire J moved with his family to the
omoeror gave $1.(100.000 to the cause ot ; 1 ,i,0 farm, which he receiitlv
eoucaiioii 10 111.11.1. "'.i'":" I.ymau Ino-raliam or ioriu iiiiiiiimi
Iress of white satin, appropriately ,r . sr)P71(ii11r n few davs with h.
trinuned with the roses of England, tne K c,,nn and Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge
01 ,i,i.i;..
i-uiiiiiiiii
ifiss Florence Fisher went last week
Kichard
recently bought.
4i.;.i Kent hind .nn the s namrocK
t.,i.,,i -;th n horder of the lotus of India
The Star of India embroidered the front of
her dress.
! '.,. ,i. of the country for
given in '"" '"V" Tl nrizM consist
drinking foim-
u..i. for prorr red cross seal
of vacuum cleaners, I'V"""' f"':V ;:''.. clp(i
tins. books and a variety of other articles
down to a
Women's Chances in New Zealand.
For women with courage and a prac
tical turn of mind there is every chance
in New Zealand not only of a good liv
ing, but of real happiness and hone, in
the future, savs a writer in the ide
World. Women are adaptable, and here
in lies the solution of the problem. They
must be ready to turn their hands 1 to
anything that comes, to find no work
beneath them, to work with all their
night. AboVe all, they must go with
mopen mind, ready to learn, to appre
ciate, and to understand. Thev will find
themselves among the most delightful
We. who will open. their hearts and
their homes to the girl from the Old
Country, and at all times show that
true "nd practical friendship which
makes New Zealand what it is-one of
the happiest countries in the world.
Saturday to Greenfield to help her sis
ter, Mrs. Krnest. Fairbanks, begin
housekeeping.
Mrs. Luella Lake returned to the home
of her brother. Wesley Whitney, last
week Saturday after spending three
weeks in Feeding Hills with her sister,
Mrs. William Fuller.
Owing to the rain two weeks ago that
kept people at home about 50 of the
friends and neighbors of Mr. and Mrs.
E A. Pierce met at. their home in Guil
ford Center Tuesdav evening to cele
brate their 20th marriage anniversary.
social time was enjoyed. Games and
music were in order. Refreshments ot
cake and coffee were served. Rev. Mr.
Hatfield, in behalf of the company, pre
sented Mr. and Mrs. Pierce with a purse
of monev. Mr. and Mrs. Pierce respond
ing. Remarks were made by Georg.
Thomas of Guilford Center. The com
pany disbanded at a late hour wishing
the couple many vears of happiness.
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