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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-30

Cotton. IIaz n y, stable anl 10, in
village AMI known a. the T.. I.
Cotton sisble and lot, west of A.
iins lot, swo slO co
Davis, Ezra, lard situated on burnt
meadow mountaii south and east
OF Jacob Boynton's lsnG, being |
part in comm and undivided,
known as the Fly and Norwood
lot, % 20 ! -
.dgecomh, Joseph VI meadow land
on ~ mile brook, north Of Moses
ADAMS land and northwest OF \.
LOwelis land. 10 - -
Gray, William II land situatc near
John Mar-tous. bour ded north and
east by fryebu.s iinc and the oil
POrierdcd line, oath by the John
Marstcn farm. 20 ~ ! =
Gray, william W. land on east side
AZ DuNion road. =" called, anil
known a. the Rnu' Harmon farm,
bounded south ami west by Geo.
wakehelis isad. north sri easi by
{. X. Crcsstys place. 90 800 : -
lIowar,i, Chas. T., meadow land SIT
uated on ten mile brook an Saco
nyer, and known as the Albert
Howard meadow, and beng a part
o; th' former homestead OF the
late Albert Howard - 20 10
Hartford. Geo. W, land situated
southeast of J. Il. llowsrds farm,
nd being same IS formerly occu'
pidd 10y said Hartford a. hi, hons
stead, 20 2iO 100
johnson, Ell w being part OF tho
JA..Ic- Johnson farm, 20 acres OF
lsud situated east OF Towle PrSrys
farm, north OF o. q. Cotton farm,
south OF fryeburg line, and west
OF Joseph Hills land. - lOJ 5Ol
Lori Tobias, land on the cast side
Of the EjIh Bradbury farm, and
being ON The wc-t back Of the >aco
river, 100 600 II %
Lord, James = - arres % land,
Pleasant Pond LOT, bOuudcd north
by Piea.an; Pond wost 10y Ira
Iong farm south and east By road
snI stephen Long farm; - acres
swan lot, 50 called, bounict on all
siics by great bog lo.: ~ acres
Cola lot, go called, On vet Eide oil
road leading past Ira Long farm,
is acres. or one.half In common
and undivided OF 30 acres Of great
bog being the part OF great bog
and isaac pyer. 2li 30 Is Is
Mcdonald, Andrew, ~ acres of land
,ouih OF Richard Sargents farm,
and known as the samuel Johnson
farm; 81 acres Of land on mountain
sonth ofJicJb Boynt N farm, being
tne.ihird par. OF lot owned In com
pany viz: Ezra Davis and Rich
ard sargent and nown as the Fly
and Wormwood lot, liz 2U @ 20
Merritlell, stephen, land on south.
west side Of burnt meadow noun
tain adjoining 20 er liue, north OF
said Merri1cds house, - 20 %
Nuuer 4 Kimbail. co acres, beinga
part OF the Abel Gibson farm, so
called, lying south OF Fl yeburg and
north OF the Aaron Mckinney
timber land, 800 40 II %
+, aty. Towle, being that part OF said
Pearys land lying souIh OF Frye
burg line, 10 . %
Rounds, Mrs. Stephen. land OF for.
mer homestead, situated near =,
Mefriaelds, 10 p
Ridion. Levi. land on south side OF
burnt meadow mountain and next
to :. Dyer lot, so called. and south
Of he Daniel Lord pasture, 20 100 $50
sands, a mazi all land adj dining Har-
r;son CUNTS farm p C3
Staples, Edward land near The home.
stead OF ]. III. Lord, and northeast
OF Emery Lords farm. IS 6
SATHAHlEL HILL,
Treasurer OF Brow nileld.
Bro. nlleld, Aug. ls,h, lssl.
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BETHEL, Aug. 2j.-Arrangemeuts have
been made for the Bethel Camp-meetins 70
commence on Monday, September 9Th, and
continue one week. breaking up on Mon
day morning, September 18th. Arrange
meuts have been made on the Grand Trunk
X. p. for one half fare. Elder c. c. Mason
viii preside. large delegation Of minis
tiers win be present and aid in making the
meeting profitable and interesting IL is
expected there will be a large attendance.
The Universalist Society had an inter
esting Sabbath School Concert last Sab
oath evening at their church. Exercises
consisted Of declarations and singing. \
good audience was present.
Rev. Mr.. Pease lectured before the guests
OF the Waterspout Mountain House last
Sabbath. at I o'clock P. VI.
The having season is about finished and
most OF the grain IS secured in good con-
ditiOn- The former is about the average;
sOme fallirg short from last year. II has
taken much longer 10 harvest the crop
this season than usual The indications are
that there will be an abundance Of fall feed
that will bring stock TO the barn in good
condition.
Last Thursday was 4 glorious day for the
veterans at Camp Berry, Portland. Early
In the morning the reyeille was sounded,
and the booming Of the cannon warned all
20 crawl out for breakfast. The number
OF veterans in camp was so large that this
was proceeding requiring time for gen
eral orders. Some 2,0OO sat down 10 the
tables in the great tent. was informed
II took 400 quarts OF baked beans, 100 lbs.
OF ham and corn beef, 200 pies, 100 gallons
tea, 500 gallons coffee, and 1000 lOayes OF
bread % feed them. The procession which
marched through the streets was of course
the popular feature. By command Of Ma
jOr General Chamberlain the militia receiv-
ed the veterans on Congress Street, right
resting on State. The procession was
grand one, taking about one hour in pass
ing a given point. High waved the colors
and cheers greeted them all along the line
OF march TO the camp. We noticed veter-
ans from the Mexican war. Twenty-four
ofthe Fourth Maine Battery boys were pres
ent-your correspondent was among them.
would like to give the list of names who
Were present Powers, Jones, Maxwell,
Bean, Frye, Cram, Dearborn, Holbrook,
Smith, Twltehell, Whittier, Dearborn, e.
bridge, Conley, Mckay, Burkley, earn,
Goodwin. Gerry, Webber, Corey, Kicker,
Smith, Keene. The crowd COLLECTED on the
promenade and covering the side OF the
all was estimated to be thirty thousand 20
witness the Battle Of i7sl fought over
again which proved another Yankee vic
tory. The fight was carried on by the fol-
Maine Militia Light Infantry, Maine Vete'
rams, Mass. Association, and others, rep
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ford and Stale OF Maine. for the year lsN'.
The following list OF taxes on real estate OF non
res dent owners In the town OF Brownie Id Tor the
ycar iss0, To bills committed 10 Thomas G. Walker
i'ollcc or OF tax"s oi -ail town, on the fifteenth
day of June, ls-O has been returned by him IN
me n remaining unpaid on the li:h day of Jane,
lSsi by hi certificate OF that date ani now remains
unpaid and notice l. hereby given that II The said
taxes, interest and charges are not paid into the
Treasury of the said town, within eighteen
month. from the dn, of the commitment OF the said
bills so much of the real estate taxed a. Will be
.ulhoient In pay the amount due therefor including
interest aud charges will without further notice be
sold at public auction at T.. H. lican. store IA said
town. on the Eth day OF December l-Sl, at :
O'Clock IN the afternoon.
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Son-llcsi,lcnf Taxes,
In the town OF Paris IN the County Of OF
e. In 81

In the town Of Paris IN the County Of oxford.
for the year lsSJ.
The following list OF taxes on real estate Of non.
resident owners in the town Of Paris for the
wear lSSO Ia bill- committed 10 JOHN ELACk,
Collector of said Town, on the An day 81
June lssU, has been returned by him 10 me o.
,cmaining unpaid on the 'ird day OF May lSSl,
10y his certificate at that date. and now remain
unpaid: and notice j. hereby given that IL the said
taxes and interest and charges are not pad into
the TT, asury OF tho said Town, within eighteen
months from the date OF the commitment al the
said bills, So much of the real estate taxed -
viii be sufficient to pay The amount due therefor,
including interest aud charges, viii, without lur'
Their notice. bc sold at Public Auction. ut the
store of y u. Bols'c-, ~ said town, on the 18TH
dav Of December 1851 al 10 O'Clock a. IN.
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LovELL--The Neics says that George Nc
Allister ofWest StOneham fell from bridge
over the brook near Sylvester Abbott's in
Lowell, striking upon some rocks, receiv-
ing severe injuries which are likely TO prove
fatal.
The fishermen have made such depreda-
lions upon the trout in Lowell that ii Is al
most impossible to catch any except the
small fry.
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NONRESIDENT Taxes,

In the town OF Mexico, and County OF Oxford, 70 r
the year 1880.
THE following lat Of taxes, on real estate, OF
sident owners in the town of Mexico for the
year $50, In bills committed 10 Isaac T.. Gleason,
Collector of taxes OF said town. on the 10Th
day OF June, 1870 has been returned by him TO me
as remaining unpaid on the 10Th day nf June,
1881, by his certificate OF that date, and
now remain unpaid; and notice is hereby given,
that IL the said taxes, interest and charges are not
paid Into the Treasury OF the said town of Mexico,
within eighteen mouths from the date Of the com
mitment OF said taxes so much OF the real estate
taxed as will be sufficient to pay the amount due
therefor, including interest and charges VIII with
out further notice be sold at pablo auction, at the
store Of Henry w. Park, In said town, on the 9Th
day OF January, lss2, a. one o'clock in the after
noon
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EAST SUMNER, Aug. 50.-Thc recent dull
weather has been serious hndrance 10
farmc<s who have not quite lnished hay
ing and have grain that needs cutting
Notwithstanding the great amount OF dull,
fogsy weather. but little rain has fallen
and the ground is becoming very dry.
Our citzenS are taking measures tow
ards laying out n new cemetery which Is
greatly needed, as the old one is nearly
Alled up and lncOnvcuicnt. Another meet
ing will he held on Thursday evening,
next, to further the object of procuring n
new location.
Several "Old Veterans" attended the
Grand Reunion at Portland from Sum
ner. Others will save that ten cent piece
for the State Fair.
We notice quite long freight trains daily
pass over the Il. F. & Il. Railroad indica-
ting an Increase in business. This road
is well equipped aud is doing 4 good bust
ness. 1t can be depended upon by all.
SLoCUM.
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OXFORD, IS Ats Court Of Probate held at
Paris, within and for the County OF Oxford
on the third Tuesday Of August A. D., 1881.
ON the petition Of MARTHA NJ. SPAULDING
Oof Buckfeld, in sa! County praying that
Carlton Gardner, of Buckiield, be appointed Ad-
Of Buckaeld, in said County. deceased:
Ordered That the said Petitioner give notice TO
all persons interested by causing = copy Of this
order to be published three weeks successively In
the oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they
may appear at Probate Court o he held at Paris
in said County, on the third Tuecdsy of Sept. next,
at O'Clock In the forenoon and shew cause II any
they have why the same should not be granted.
X. A. FRYE, Judge.
A true copy, attest:-I. G. DAVIS, Register.
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THE Subscriber hereby gives publIc notice that
she has been duly appointed by the Hon Judge q
Probate for the County on Oxford, and assumed
the trust OF AdministrstTix OF the estate OF
RAwSON HUTCHiNSOS late OF Albany
in said County, deceased, by giving be,,d az the
law directs enc therefore requests al persons In
debted TO the estate Of said deceased to make
immediate payment; and those who have any de-
mands thereon TO exhibit the same 10
MIRANDA wARDWELL
August ls, 1851.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-30

EAST BUCXfIELp, August aO.-On the
18th, a delegation from Mountain Home
Lodge of Good Te,nplars from Hebron,
called upon Mrs. J. c. Forbes OF East
Buekileld, who had leased the Trustee
House OF the Academy three years, TO quail
ify her two daughters for Bates College.
Aiser refreshment they went into the Crys-
tai Wave Lodge where they found dele
CATION from league Ledge Lodge from
Chase's Mills. Every officer was present
including p. w. C.. T. and Lodge Deputy.
Among the exercises the following was wit
messed by fun house. Initiation of0. II.
Hersey esq, and wife. Recess for happy
greeting. Order being restored, reading Of
the Pearl by Mrs. II. A. Bicknell; recitation
by Miss L. Warren; destinations by A.
f. Kicker, Misses A. X. and +. b. Forbes
Poem by VIM. Bicknell, interspersed by
music, Miss G.. DeCoster organist; discus
sion-Resolved that the organization OF
N'NN ANhhl'thc - PiVNuSti'O Va i"oiS
good for the cause OF temperance than
that of the Reformers. Affirmative 6. W.
Shaw, G. IL. George. VIM. Bickncll. Neg
Gtiyc r. Pratt. T. Burdin, q. II. Hersey,
c. Record; after which laid ON the table
one week. Remarks for the good of the
order by Sampson DeCoster, George, Her
Sey, Burdin, llodgdOn, Bicknell, Shaw.
the Maine Liquor Law, especially the viii
lage. II Is expected that Hon. ,Ionn Swas-
ey AMI Rev. Mr.. Manson of Canton will
speak upon temperance, al the residence
OF Charles Chase OF Buckileld at half past
four on the Sabbath OF the 2sth.
HARTFORD.
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THE Subscriber hereby gives public notice Il at
he has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge Of
Probate for the County of Oxford and assumed
tie trust of Executor Of the estate Of
HOSEA AU TIN late Of Dix1eld
In said County deceased by giving bopd as the Law
directs he therefore requests all persons Indebted
to the estate of said deceased TO make immediate
payment and those who have any demands there.
on to exhibit the same TO
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Weather Report.

Temperature let week 81 ! IN
Sunday. Csc. cloudy; Monday. So, clear
Tuesday, co.., cloudy; Wednesday, % ,, OH =
Thursday, So clear; Friday, So, clear; sa'ur'
day, CSC, clear.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public roticethat
he has been duly appointed by the lion. Judge OF
Probate for the County OF Oxford and assumed the
trust of Administrator Of the estate Of
ISAAC y STANLEY. lsie of DlNffd
in said County decreased by giving bond a the law
diIecs; he therefor, requests al. person who are
indebted to the estate Of said decease TO ruste i'm
mediate payment and those who have any Gc-naods
thereon to exhibit the same
nEXRY o. sTANLEY.
August iG. lSSl.
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NOTICE.

OXFORD, IS Clerks Office. :. J. Court
TINHts cer.iiies thai sr Wm Rasmas of MOI way
l. has spnifed bis intention 10 apply for adj.
nIis-ion 10 the bar, IA prar,Ice ATTORNEY and
eoun sellor ut law, st the September Tie m, hsl.
Attest JAMES ;. WRIGHT, g ERIK.
Paris, Aug IL, ISL.
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MARRIED..

In West Paris. Aug o.. by Rev. Thomas Hill-
nan. George l. Bun aham OF Gilead and Miss
Stella l.. Willis OF West Paris.
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U1YYYo n DED may be found ON file Mt Geo
IND Z A1 En- T. howell & Co.'S Newspaper
Advertising Bureau no Spruce 81 where advertising
sDptracts MAY be made Tor " IN NEW yORks
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Administrators sn,e.

PURSUANT % license from the Hon. Jul, Q
Il OF Probate within aud Tor the Comfy Of ~
ford dated the third Tues lay OF August, u. lssl
1 shalt sell at public auet on (nnless previously
disposed of NJ private snle.) on the premises in
St,neham In said County Of oxford, all the real
estate that Elliott e.. Newman late OF said stone.
ham was sczed aud possessed OF or to which he
hal anv title ~ the time Of kis decsase. The sal,
to be on aiIrdsv tho fret day Of October next n
Two Of the clock in the aiternoon
~ ID. fAUNCE, Administrator.
No. Waterford August &c A. ID. ISL.
THE Subscriber hereby gives public notice that
she has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge OF
Probate for the Comfy of Oxford, and assumed
the trust OF ExccIirix of the estate OF
DARIUS u. DUTCH late OF Brownneld
in said County, deceased, by giving bond a. the
law directs: she therefore requests all persons
who are indebted 10 the estate of said deceased 10
make immediate payment; and those who have
any demands thereon, 10 exhibit The same TO
SUSAN II. DUTCH.
JnIc
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STAND FOR SALE !

Known as the GREGG STAND situated IN the
village or BuckneId, on the road 70 HART.
FORD; consisting OF story and hall house., ell and
stable and one aud half acres Of land liz high
state of cultivation; together with 20 acres o.
choice inferrale near the house and IS acres Of
pasture situated on the Aforesaid road and witnln
one-half mile Of the dwelling house. VIII be sold
altogether or In separate lots.
TERMS,-One third cash and the balance on
time 70 suit the purchaser.
For further particulars inquire OF y. T.. Shaw,
Buekdeld, or Of William Gregg, Andover, Me.
Buck1ed, March IS. 1851.
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Notice OF SaIe.

NOtlCC OIL Shtes
PURSUANT 10 license from the Hon. Judge
OF Probate for the County OF Oxford, shall
sell al public or private sale the thirteenth day
OF September A. lss. at ten O'Clock in the fore
boou on the premises, all the right title aud in.
reres. VIII ich John Garland lste Of Bethel In said
County. deceased, had in and to the following de
scribed real estate, viz. THE eattery hall Of the
thirteenth lot in the ninth range OF lots 10 txid
Bethel and known as the kier lot.
ADELINE b. GARLAND.
Dated this 2ith day ofAugust A. ID. 1851,
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resenting the American, English and French
forces engaged in the original battle. The
programme was well sustained through
out. C.
National Republican., 1881-09-07
UNION VETERAN CORPS.
From otions OF Active Misunderstanding no
OF the Honorary Members.

At a meeting of the Union Veteran
Corps held on Monday night, Corporal James
Nicholas Callan was promoted to fourth sergeant
Corporal Fred Thompson to acting sergeant and
Priyntes r. i, Smith, NJ. p. Buckley and John NJ.
Knowles were made corporals General John
Coughlln, James Carroll, and =. d. Dunn were
elected honorary members. Sergeant Callan's
promotion Is n well.mcrited recognition of his
faithful services to the corps Both he aud Cor :
poral Knowles were members of the National
Rifles previous tothe late war. Captain L. l.. Grant
has been elected qunrtermaster the corps.
The association Of the honorary members of the
Union Veteran Corps held meeting at tho par
lors or the Lyons House, No. 1884 street, last
evening. The meeting was well attended and
considerable enthusiasm prevailed, George T.
Corson, acting chairman, and L. L. Grant, secre.
tHry. The following permanent officers were
elected to serve Tor the ensuing year: President
Thomas Sommcryille; vice president, General s.
S. Burdettc; secretary, william 2. Partello; treas.
urer, Captain A. +. Medford; advisory board, John
Lyons, Judge n. G. Mcfarland, Colonel Harrison
Dingman, Colonel X. u. Lynch and Thomas A
Gibson. Colonel I. s. Tichenor made report from
the committee on rife match, which was nc.
cepted, viz, to challenge the honorary members o.
all other military organizations in the District ant
tho Alexandria Light Infantry. A committee o
three were appointed, composed of John Lyons, J
Frank Miller, and L. ]. Bowling, with full powc
to name the trophies to be shot for and fix III,
| time, &c, Of the match Tho association then nd
| jourEe TO meet at the cali Of the president.
National Republican., 1881-09-07
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.


Mr.. Julian II. Burk, of this city, has been
appointed an aid TO the Governor, with the rank
Of colonel, for the Yorktown Centennial celebrn-
ton.
Mr. George w. Clifford was yesterday
awarded the contract for the privilege OF removing
nights soil, for which his bid was $40. Wilson K
Sons, of Washington, bid $780, but the preference
was given To the Alexandria man.
Green q Wise, auctioneers, sold yester-
day, for Messrs. Beach, Claughton, and Brent COM
missoners OF salo IN the suit Of Reid Us, West the
with Fairfax street, with the improvements
thereon, to NJ. d. corse, trustee, for sil6O.
Three sailors, Jacob King, George In
gram, and Edward Kelly, deserted Monday night
sSwsr NnSiS ISmes Iying puc H S
p. B. HOOes wharf, foot o! Prince street. They
were all arrested and committed TO jail until the
bark from which they deserted is ready TO sail
which will bo the latter part OF this week.
The large pump of the ecold-airapparatus
at Porners brewery burst Monday afternoon
doing considerable damage TO the machinery and
scattering tho hands at work In the building at the
time. The loss is quite heavy, especially as the
damaged machinery viii have TO be replaced from
Pennsylvania Work, however, at the establish
ment will 50 on as usual as there are several other
pumps connected with the apparatus
The adjourned terms of the United
States District and Circuit Courts, Judge r. W
Hughes presiding oonyenes in this city onth 9th
of the present month. There are several cases 10
| come up for trial, among them the United states
vs. John Carmichael for calling General Malone
d-d dog on postal card, and X. H., stuart
against the Potomac Steamboat Company for Sl0,-
900 for injuries sustained while leaving the steamer
| Arrowsmith, This latter case comes up on an ap.
| peal from the Circuit Court OF Westmorcland
County Virginia.
Ulysses Chinn, q ten-year-old colored
| boy, who lives with his parents near the Virginia
Midland depot, met with fatal accident yesler'
| day morning, about eleven o'clock. II appears
that he was In one OF the platform cars gathering
| chips when an engine backed several freight cars
against the detached train on which he Stood the
jar knocking him of between the cars, and both
being nearly mashed OF al the hip Joint. Assist
| ance was rendered as soon as possible, but nc
| hopes or his recovery arc entertained.
National Republican., 1881-09-07
Pieuro.Pneu,nonIn in Cattle.

WORCESTER, MASS, Sept. 6.-The Veter-
mary surgeon of the Department of Agriculture,
who was sent to England in June last by the United
States Commissioner of Agriculture to investigate
the question Of pleuro- pneumonia among Amerl-
can cattle landed in Great Britain in connection
with the Priyy Council, has returned, and reports
that upon his arrival in London at his solicitation
an important meeting of the Privy Council was
held, the lord president, Earl Spencer, presid.
Ing, aud that the result Of the examination
and discussion Of the subject which there took
place has greatly tended to remove from the minds
of the English authorities the strong impression
they had formerly entertained as TO the existence
of contagious pleuro- o-pneumona among cattle al
the Wcst-a disease which, II hardly need be
said in this country at this time, only exists
among small percentage of the cattle kept In a
narrow strip Of country extending along the east.
ern scaboard from the neighborhood Of New York
city a short distance southwark.
National Republican., 1881-09-07
WHAT'S THE MATTER NOW z
To the Editor Of Tnr Rrpurttc,N,

To the Editor OF THE REPUBLIclN;
Can you give the public any informa-
tion why the furniture for the new school houses
is held back2 Six months ago Congress appro-
priated the money to buy this furniture. Why has
II not been done1 Who is standing in the way
and obstructing the public schools7 Is Il the
Board Of Commissioners or the board Of trustees
or is there n job in the business? Parents whose
children are turned into the streets because these
desks and benches have not been obtained would
like TO understand whose fault II Is. They know
whose fault II Is not IL s not the fault of Congress
with other parents, would like to understand how
these delays are managed. One year the school.
houses themselves are postponed, and the next
the furniture is postponed and so II goes from bad
TO worse. Al this rate II will not be long before
the schools will become as badly demoralized no
the police. The failure to have the furniture of
the new buildings ready on the opening Of the
schools Is q grievous wrong, and ! think the
parents and the public are entitled 10 some ex-
DlauntiOn of this sln bby treatment. X,