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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-15
WILLIAMSTOWN.

Mrs. Fremont G. Little is gaining in
health in Colorado.
Miss Annette +. Edison is getting such
help for her eyes in Boston that she will
not return till next week.
Clarence Hersey has sold out his in.
'erests in Leadville, Col. and will move
to Denver, for the winter. Later he
will 20 to California to live. 1t is
thought he will clean up a good many
thousand dollars as the result of his
years in Colorado.
Major Harry Jersey who has been
in New Mexico in late years and was
u rough rider in the Cuban war, has
been reappoint to Weather Bureau Ser
vice. At present he is on some investi-
eating committee by government APP
pointmcnt i'll connection with the late
war.
Will f. Crondis for years so we'll
known in our quarry district is work
ing at present with brother in Cam
bridge. Mass. His family resides in
Jormouth, Maine.
Lawyer Charles II. Beckett, now of
New York City was in town over Sun
day with his parents.
Granite cutter George p, Robertson
has lately buried his only remaining
brother of consumption, in Aberdeen,
Scotland. He has previously buried
his mother and Oldest brother of the
same disease, And now words comes
to us that he seems likely to go with
the same trouble.
Barney ID. Flint reached Cibbon
Nebraska, safely last Saturday week.
and was to be in Denver over last Sun
day hoping 10 reach WOODBURY., Oregon
this week.
Not very many years ago there were
eight young comrades, who were granite
workers in or near st. George, New
Brunswick, they were some of them
very rugged fellows. Two of them
were the late Segee Moore and Waverly
Murray both well known here as granite
boys. OF these eight, six have died of
consumption, and one Of the sioutest of
them all is dying now in New Bruins
wick. Mr.. Murray who now works
here and is in good health ONE seemed
the least rugged Of them all.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-15
WEST TOPSHAM.

WEST TOPSHAM.
Mrs. H. l.. Watson and little son
Harold visited in Montpelier few days
last week.
Mr.. McHugh closed a very success
full term of school here in the village
last Friday. 1t is expected he will re-
turn for the winter term.
A number of the young people here
ip the village were invited to the home
Of Bernal Cilley last Saturday to help
celebrate the 18th birthday Of their
daughter, Miss Loulie. A very pleas
ant time was enjoyed by all who at
tended.
Rev. Dir. Sherburne, the presiding
elder ID place Of the late Rev. Mr..
Spencer, occupied the pulpit here last
Sunday evening. After the sermon a
communion service was held in which
both churches joined.
j. E. Prescott and V. Ii. Eddy, of
Brattleboro, eye specialists, were in the
place last Saturday.
Huntly jackson had his faithful old
horse killed one day last week, and the
same day. Lester Sanborn had two of
his work horses killed which, on ac-
count of their age, he thought best not
to winter. One was % years old, the
other 20, and they had worked together
~ years. Mr.. Sanborn lined their
graves with hay and they had burial
that did credit to their owner. If all
men were as humane as MIR. Sanborn
II great many more horses that have
passed their usefulness would be put
10 rest instead of being sold or traded
rs is now altogether too common an &C.
currence.
G. +. Smith, an agent for the Mutual
Life Insurance Company of New York,
was at home over Sunday. He has
been working in Stafford and that vicin-
ity for the past two weeks and reports
good business
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-15
ORANGE.

ORANGE.
There wss no service at the church
Sunday as the funeral services of MIR.
Alva Bugbee took place at his residence
at the same hour, Rev. A. A. Smith and
Jackson of East Barre officated.
There will be social at the home
of w, IL. Crockett Friday evening. All
are invited.
School in No. 2 begins the winter
term Monday with Edna Beard teacher.
Nellie Tillotson will teach in No. 9
the coming term. All will welcome
her back 10 town again.
Oscar Dickey lost valuable cow re-
Gently.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-15
NoTld,E.

The pers N who took valuable gold
watch from he room over Joseph Osso-
las shoe store occupied by Thomas
Mcr, liant of Albany, N. Y. last Satur-
day night Lad better return the same to
Mrs, NJ. Zottman at once and avoid
trouble. If the watch is returned be-
fore 10 O'Clock Thursday night no ques-
tons will be asked.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-15
GRANITEVILLE.

GRANITEVILLE.
Chas. r.. M axwell got his foot badly
bruised on the quarry Saturday.
Daniel Webster's daughter, Agnes,
is very sick with the typhoid fever.
A. G. Outlet is sick with fever.
Chas. F, w. Gazely has shut down
his quarry and is going to move soon to
Albany, N. Y.
Miss Esther E. Rooney, Of Randolph,
is visiting at Peter Finnegan's.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-15

If you want to sec a splendid collec-
ton of Furs, just call ut Spiro's, the
Furrier, Corner Main and State Streets,
Montpelier.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-15

A chance for the ladies', wrappers
quilts and blankets, childrens garments
and dry goods to be sold at half price
to clear, at the Union Clothing Store.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-15
BARRE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
N. ID. Phelps, CHIEF.

The meetings of the Barre Fire De.
artment take place as follows and all
firemen are requested to take notice:
Hose Co. No. 2-The first Monday of
every month at No. Barre Hose House.
Hose Co. No. 1.-The second Monday
OF every month at Prospect ST. Hall.
Hose Co. No. 3-The first Tuesday
OF every month at Prospect st. Hail.
Hook and Ladder Co.--First We'd
ncsday at Prospect st. Hall.
Department meeting-Last Friday of
every month at Prospect St. Hall.
Firemans Club-Third Tuesday.
All meetings at 7 p. m.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-15
THE FRENCH ESTATE.

The sale of lots on the French estate
has been indefinitely postponed. This
action of the commissioners is brought
about by the disagreement with the city
officials about laying streets and paying
land damages.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-15
Notice To Union Men.

|
Notice To Union Men.
The following is list of Union
stores:
| Burk & Abbott
Smith Bros,
g. S. Reynolds Il Son &c.,.
Gilley Il Abbott
Globe Clothing Co.
w, H. Gale
Levin Bros.
Segel & Brady
+. ID. Ladd
j. NJ. Waterman
NJ, w. Scribner leo
Boston Bargain Store
Is. w. Hooker
IL. d. Segel
bowers & Caesser
ID. NJ. Miles
Chas. A. Smi II
Please call for cards when purchasing
goods.
Applications received from clerks in
the following stores. If initiated next
meeting will DO published as Union
stores.
Frank McWhorter.
Mike Marion
George G. Pitkin'
M. l.. Towne
Phelps Bros.
w. t. Morse
w. II. Flint & Co. .-
q. L. Connor
A. a. Smith & Bro.
Please call for cards when purchasing
goods.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-15
SOUTH BARRE.

SOUTH BARRE.
Will Carey is doing quite live bust.
ness at his stone shed. He is rushed
with orders.
VIII Dudley expects to run the en-
CINE for Anderson & Fowler on South
Main street.
Mrs. Joe Robidou is cleaning the
school house.
Geo. Wales is building a barn.
Charles Fleetwood is putting up bis
house on the West Hill.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-15
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON.
Hiram Bresett has moved in his house
lately purchased.
Rcd Pepper is advertising the coming
show at Chelsea Nov. 10.
A harvest supper will be given in the
school house hall Tuesday evening. A
good time is expected. Fees 1Oc.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-15
All kinds of fresh vegetables at Dover
e Chessers Meat Market,

A leading citizen, nobody knows
who, was Kissed some time ago, nobody
knows when, because he didn't patro-
nize the Barre Steam Laundry. Mrs. L.
A. lloughton, proprietress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-20
COuTNG ETFNTS.
DESIGNS rrov MASONIC TREsrLERoARps

DESIGNS UPoN MASONIC TREsTLEROARDs.
r. ". George F Madioci, o. the Second Dis
trict viii officially visit Tyrian Lodge next Wednes-
day
r. W. Nathan Il Wood Of the Sixth District. VIII
maxi his oHicial visit To- New-Yor& Lodge 40 $50
next Tuesday.
The sao@rs csh sey'q'h Dslrc, will dine a.
evening Bro. Angus, EickeIberg Will preside.
Palestine Commandcry viii confer the Order o.
Red cross tomorrow evening. En-. ST Elmer 4
Miller earnestly Gals the attention OF Sir knights
tho dril corps Of so. is
r. W. Warren Msley. Of the Fourth. VII be s., at
lam darkness. Tho Master awaits him with warm
greeting and hearty welcome
r W Theodore :. Todd. District Deputy ~ the
Third District Will make his official visit 20 Aurora
Grata Lodge on Tucsday. and on Wednesday to
Kings County Lodge 80. 81.
r. W Jeremiah milford. District Deputy OF the
Eighth District. VIII make official visit TO Ropmc
Past Masters Of the Eighth District are requested
10 meet their District Deputy in the antc-room at
so sharp.
The neHt regular communication o Montgomery
Lodge will he held IN the Dorc Room Masonic
Hall. on Monday evening. Noy'm3'r y. at clock
to- John y M.llar says. Il wish 10 thank the
brethren for their attendance at our las' meeting
IN the reception 10 the representative 81 our Grand
Master. and trust you VIII sustain the high stand
ard old Montgomery has attained
The District Deputy 81 the Seventh District r.
W C. Leonard Siarbuck. Will make his official
visit To Copestone Lodge 80 81. Masonic Han.
coined by " Matthew Micalino the courteous
Master and whore he Will meet two Of his prede.
cessors. members Of no 6il. a. well as grand
array Of Pas, Masters and an earnest and enthu-
siasiic membership. The third degree VII, be con-
ferred ON Saturday he viii be '- Gl"p' Lodge.
Daniel Carpenter Lodge viii have night of re-
ioicng Saturday. November rs at which time
the third degree will constitute the work hand
The Past Masters will occupy the various stations
and places. with ". william n. Jaime no the East.
" Edgar Smith I'm the West and " Andrew CON
ley In the South during the FIRST section. ". or
lsndo Dana. ~ Ancient Lodge with his craftsmen.
Will have control during the second section. and
Past District Deputy Grand Master ~ the Eighth
District Stephen &. Bedell Will give tho historical
lecture Music has been engaged TO add tint and
color the various manifestations OF the degree
and added TO this the sweet melody ~ voice by
Bro William T.. Gordon and the novel method OF
light impressions. 10y Bro David Butl,r Will crpa.e
galaxy ~ intellect. genius and Masonic dish az
that VIII marx this cOmmLui, cation Nhe last work o.
ing one ~ the year as particularly characteristic
~ the energy and interest % The brethren Of Dan
'el Carpenter Lodge The Master desires n thanh
the brethren throughout the craft for their nlanv
tokens Of affection during the year abouf 10 close
and for the ests hishment of many tender ties Of
brotherly love that he will always look back TO A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-20
IA AMITI EHAPTER.

Amitv CHAPTER No 100 last Thursday evening
wore the garb OF its odtIme activity. was wei at
tended and did excellent work. The Royal A'cn
was conferred on two classes by the High PRIEST,
f. Herbert p DERRICK. In the council were se''e"
tho stars of Amty and the pride Of its compa mons
Margin Schoonover. Hough, Barnes. l.anshs'
Pearce Newton and Rogers; There was aiso a
distinguished array Of visitors In attendance
among whom were Past Grand High Priest George
T. w Svers n. f. Albert Maxheld Wi WI, an r;
TJvermore Heveror Of Empire. Troop. OF NOUN
Zion: ca been Of Banner: David Kay. or mon,
and hosts OF other Royal Arch talent. Inc negress
work was done in exceedingly good styie, ana
showed care i'm its preparation and execution, Is.
T. David McKesey assisted in tho WORK; A,'er
closing the chapter the companions enJoy"d n
collation.. Amty is preparing for one OF iis 10,
ladies nights" which has been ARRANGED 70
take place on the nth Thursday In December IN"
Goth Of that month. AT which there VIII ne an CT
tertanment. n dance and general gooh tlne. ~
very active and energetic committee is al worR pr
pairing for this event. further particulars or "nIch
Will be published IN these columns Kesn ~
Tribune every Sunday and keep posted on MaSo"'c
ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-20
GONNA NUERY NEWS.

Columbian No conferred the order NJ the N'n
Cross and OF Malta. Past Grand Commander fe'e'
Forester Charles Benedict and Edward NJ l."
Ehlers in attendance. DOC hlSon was
elected honorary member.
Morton Comma ndery No. held an exceehingN
nIoasant conclave last Monday evening. r. SIT
Henry r. Treher presided. but SURRENDERED rr rnS
gavel Sir William +. Duncan, VINO COIL ~ ~
tho order OF the Red Cross in fine form ana IN an
Impressive manner The asylum was thronged WIN
visitors who came 10 see the good Work o. p ,ro
ton There were r. Sirs Elmer A. Miller ann SId,n-
burn Of Palestine: Joseph Warng. Davis or YORK
Clapp OF Damascus: Little Brown ana BaiHlon'
Of Morton and many Sir knights from other com
ma nderies The work all done by Morton
own officers, led by Duncan. Saunders ana 'he Ell
tire corps. . o ,,.,,t.,, III
Constantine Commandery No. ~, Sir WilIla I'm AZ, r..
Strauss F. G. mot on Tuesday night ! ne orur.
Of tho Red Cross was 10 have been conferred, but
the candidate failed 10 appear, Durng, ne ever
ine r. Sir Philip =. Low. on behalf OF Slr =. -
Wccormark the Recorder presented the com
mandery win a handsome silk flag. which ,WaSs
accepted ny +. Sir Cyrus O. Hubbel on nehan u
he m 4 nderV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-20
TBE REAPER ~ THE CRAFT.

Kane Lodge No. t4 "a a lodge anu i'S mn
bors as individuals suffered great loss IN inc
doath NJ tho Master W James Fitzjames Searight,
who after A lingering Illness died Tuesday evening
while the lodge was IN session.
It is hard to he econciled to such dire DEGREES o.
Providence. when a strong man. IN the mi NlSVr
AZ ,nutb thus taken away from rs y con-
tented husband q happy father. an esteemed GU
zon and A beloved brother * no NOR" am. Is
d,fiful children Of an ather. We ganer arouni
hue hi,r aud bow OH heads In humble onedienCe. -
Tho viii Of the Great Am. believing hat II = LOT
he hes mat He knowcth all things and ruleth LOT
Thc services held at Chrsts Church, 5er
e,,v- drst-st and the Boulevard the Rey '!auuluc
NJ Roon,e officiating and under the dlrect9h oI
Nctlng Master e. Victor Twiss Past Ma s1t'
Iillian Andrews performed the Masonic stt'' a.
aesisted bv NJ W. j. Edward simmons; * W,
Joseph J. Little and w. Charles H. h9s"en, ~ I'm,
5eo furnrd ont ir strong force. did also JHiu-
salem Chapter Adelphic Council ana Cn,ur ne a,"t
Commandery Of all Of which bodies tnr "e'oNe'
l.rnther was en- motive and honored membeI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-20
urn ST. NICHOLAS LODGE 40. 92L

The assistant grand lecturers % the meuoIo"-
ton dstrc, selected ST Nicholas Lodge &" tN-
emnlifv the standard work. and on WEDNESDAY
o,.a,irg they conferred the third degree In nun
form and IN accordance with the stanhafu "o'N
and laws and regulations. as laid down ny tn'
edcts Of the Grand Lodge The stations ana pas
we're filled In the following order: r. w John w W,
Allison occupied the East throughout the en'll'
degroc and gave the historical lecture; w Bryon ..
Huntington the West. and W. William harkness'
The SoIth W August Eickelbere acted as sen
for deacon W John Mcmillan "a junior deacon
and " lanes H. Rollins as marshal ~
Before these distinguished brethren orSu ~
several stations they were each received ana W
conod I'm courteous manner by the senior "atHril.
Rrother W AIvrou Reynolds. who most graceiuliy
rr.-ided during the opening ceremonies m th.. ~
sence ~ the Master. Ho also greeted many OF ne
brefhren who came 10 witness this very interesting
YORK a. given by these skilful craftsmen.
II is indeed compliment 10 81 Nicholas Lodge
20 he thus chosen nc the lodge In which al the as
sic, AMI lecturers gathered TO give the work ana
vas much appreciate by the officers ana nom
ners ~ this siaid and steady Oh lodge inc
h-ofhers al large also evidently embraced tho OPP
nnriiinlfy ~ soc the work done 10y those leaders
IN The ritual as they thronged 10 the rooms. and
"a mpstools three deep were required To accomino-
date All who came 20 see THIS degree conferred III
this finished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-20
POYiL ARCH ITEMS.

Phoenix Chapter No. conferred ne Royal A 5isn
Degree There was a very large attendance o, ~ :,
tinsuished members Of the Cspitular Rite. r. r.
J. Harris Ralston Adoph Muehsam George y an
Vliet. Osgoodby, Maxheid and many others "e'e
present. -
Americas Chapter No. 2l5 F.. G. n. Lutjens. II.
p met Tuesday evening and spent very plsl
aud very pleasant evening. The Marx Degree va
given az first. end this WAS followed ~ me hoya.
Arch r r. Companion Muehsam gave me t9rneI
and r. +. William Hall presided at the koyal
Arch and was n bly, assisted by r. r. Jonn Spence
Ahlstrom, r. F. Davis Fitch. Maxheld smith.
Fraser and Ordomann.
Manhattan Chapter held a social session Nednes-
dav evening AZ which old-tims faces lent lustre
10 the occasion. Especially plea sed were the com
ranious TO greet and welcome r. +. William u
smith an active worker in Royal Arch Masonry
for many years.
Iceland Chapter held a we-attended convocation
Thursday evening. +. William r Duncan the
High Priest presided. p. IL. p Ralph Mayer gave
the Past Masters degree and f.. Thomas ID. BhSht
conferred the Most Excellent degree. Both "ere
done In good form. +. ii. +. Warren {. Bennett
attended the chapter for the first time since his
recent Illness and cordially greeted by the
High Priest and all the companions. p. II. T.
Charles II. Miller and others were I'm attendance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-20

MasonicalIv The fraternai feeling was fun and
spontaneous during those years, aad the brethren
refurnished and rentted their lodgcroomS ana also
erected and paid for most beautiful monument
their fraternal dead. al, Of which shows ACTIVITY
and earnestness I'm the good cause
The Of RondOut gave successful and
enthusiastic fair In the OdGerOOms. adding 10 me
treasury handsome sum or money The lodge
also gave successful entertainment 10 the PUBIC
I'm the opera house. and a pleasant enter anment
the friends Of members In The lcdgerOOms.
Bro Garfield Is also a member Of Ulster Lodge,
Is Of T.. = member OF the Board OF Trade Of he
city Of Kingston. "a member OF the Kingston city
Hospital and of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation of the city Of Kingston. treasurer OF the
ROndOui club trustee Of the ROndOut PrcshN ferian
church director Of the National Bank Of Rondod;
and also Of the Home savings and Loan Associa-
ton Of ROndouf. and is treasurer and manager NJ
the Garfield Stove Company and other important
business enterprises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-20
uJYH uaNTTOU LODGE no. i06

The Right Worshipful Warren Higey. d. y. of
Tho Fourth District made his official visit 10 Man
tou Lodge No lO6 Monday night. and was kindly
and most cordially received by the Master W. >.
\ Kcnnard and the members of No. lo6. The dis
tineushed visitor waa accompanied by Grand
steward r W william \. Johnson. William \.
swan VS. Holde Of Washington No. u; coman.
OF Naval 80. ~. Baker. OF Lotus No. 81 DuesinS.
of Pioneer ~ %. clark. Of Howard No. 80. Crow
lev and Burrows. Of No. lj6. Cole. OF knicker-
booker. w Wngert Of Mount Piseah 40 ii3. OF
Pennsylvania. and OF ManitOus own there We're
Or BushOng Wilson. Taylor Doe Ellison. Shur-
rcck and many brethren from other districts.
brother Higey addressed the brethren in his
unique and very interesting manner. dwelling par
ticuiarly upon the Indian name 'Manitou paint
Ing IN, Great Spirit in glowing word colors and
dclucting iherefrOm the reverence due the Great
! Am more especially by all Masons. etc. The
speaker was attentiVoiy listened 10 by the large
ga iheriug u brethren, who enjoyed the excellent
address OF the gifted -. -. The lodges In the
Fourth District now look forward 10 these visits
with much pleasure and the brethren turn ont IN
strong force 10 attend Manitou Lodge IL i'm good
condition having a membership Of earnest. Jealous
Masons "A good painstaking Master who j. sup
ported by an excellent corps OF officers and by an
efficient" secretary. and above all there - al
WAYS a fun attendance ~ the Past Masters which
Is mainstay OF any lodge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-20
T4SH[NGTOA

The survival Of the fttest was again most strik-
ingly demonstrated last Friday night when r. w
Warren Higey D. D. OF the Fourth. made MS
offcial visit 20 Washington Lodge No p. and fourf1
IN this venerable old lodge large gathering 81
earnest and enthusiastic Masons. who braved the
Indictment weather 10 be present At his Official visit
and be present al Washington Lodge 20 pay their
respects 20 !ts Master. ". Rudolph Holde and
above all 20 testify 10 their respect and devotion
20 Masonry
The Right Worshpful accompanied by r
W. Joseph r. MacEntee George A Elwood Re
mgio Lopez. William 4 Johnson Or. Alsdorf Hark-
ness. OF Benevolent; Deusing OF Pioneer; Philips
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-20

r. W j. Milford jr. District Deputy Grand
Master Of the Eighth Masonic District made his
Official visit this lodge on Tuesday night A
goodly number OF Il. VS. VS. and brothers. to-
gether about thirty four assembled Al the one
hundred nd wenty -nnth-st station Of the New
York New Haven and Hartford Railway and
companed the District Deputy to city Island. and
I'm due time arrived AZ the loigerOOms. where the
District Deputy was introduced by r. w Matthew
Taylor in few choice words W. Bro Jerome
Bell the Master. received tho District Deputy IN a
very simple vet truly fraternal spirit. and
pressed tho pleasure OF himself and mis- lodge al
seeing so MANY with tho Deputy.
Pelham Lodge. though small In numbers IL n
most loyal lodge. and ia members Woodworking
men are undoubtedly real good md true craftsmen
The District Deputy gave some sound advice not
only TO the members ~ Pelham but TO the others
present. Good addresses were also made by r..
vs. J Stewart Wilson and Taylor and VS. Dr
CRUDE. Francis u Haiues. Of Gave and others
There can work In This lodg" when tho
District Deputy makes his official visit lnasmuch
the last train leaves RartOW al II y. m. and the
visitors must return by that train stop City
Island all night II IL = remarkable. fact however.
that when they go to city Island they arrive home
earlier than II they had been TO Twenty third 81
only. After the lodge clio ed the brethren sat down
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to the hospitality Of Pelham. and there Il no lodse
In any district that can serve more noun,Iu vi
seeeter specimen Of oyster than does Pelham. the
home OF the oyster. . , Lib
Tho Marty returned 10 the city well pleased Win
the vls and the brethren ~ Pelham were equally
pleased About eight OF tine brethren or GaNeI
lodge went ND on their wheels and enjoyed the
rid imm