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The herald., 1898-12-30
Los ANGELES HERALD. FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 80 1895

to come in right away, and without further
words rushed upstair two steps at a jump.
Paul walked more slowly and had just about
reached the top of the stairs when he heard
a shot, followed by heavy fall in the room
/ Of Horace. Paul rushed into the room, and
there saw his brother lying close to the side
Of the bed, unconscious, with the blood flow
ing from bullet wound near the right
temple. A smoking revolver lay on the
floor, near the PROSTATE boy.
Paul alarmed the neighbors, and DR.. Wing,
who happened to be near by; responded. He
did what was possible for the wounded man
but pronounced the injury fatal. Young
Todd fingered unconscious until shortly be-
fore o'clock, when he died.
Coroner Campbell made an investigation,
and discovered that while the wound was on
left hand had been powder burned. This
was at first regarded as strange, but it is
probable that the boy held and fired the
pistol, which was an old-fashioned single
action gun, with his right hand, while he
steadied the barrel with his left hand. As
the barrel and cylinder were held closely in
thel left hand, the flash of powder burned
the flesh. There were no powder marks
near the wound, SO it is likely that the gun
was held some inches distant from the head.
Paul Todd stated that he could assign rsb
motive for his brothers act. There har
been nothing peculiar in the young mans
conduct, nor had Paul observed that he had
been depressed, beyond feeling bad over
his poor health. Paul stated that he was
not aware his brother had possessed a
weapon, and gave as his opinion that Horace
must have left the house during the morning
to secure the pistol. The neighbors say
that the deceased was a very reserved youth,
and at times had acted little queerly, but
not sufficiently SO to excite comment. II
was suggested that perhaps Horace might
have killed himself on account of boyish
love affair, but those who knew him best
stated positively that he had no girl friends,
and was, on the contrary, very bashful. 1t
appears likely that he worried himself over
the possibility of falling sick with typhoid
fever, until his mind became slightly unbal-
anced. Paul thought that his brother was
a member of the junior class in the high
school, but was not taking the regular course
of studies, The body was removed to the
undertaking room of Breese Bros, where
an inquest will be held this morning at 10
o'clock. The father Of the deceased was
notified, and will arrive from Aspen on
Eunday, while an uncle who resides in
Corona, is expected here this morning.
The herald., 1898-12-30
HARES AND HOUNDS
Drawing for the Big New Years Meet.
Additional Attraction

<AANAtAOAa4 1AtIAdCI1OA
The drawing for the two days New Years
coursing meet at Agricultural park Sunday
and Monday took place last evening. There
was the usual crowd in attendance. 1t was
decided to change the stake from sixty
four-dog open to forty-eight- dog open,
with a twenty-four beaten dog purse. the
change being made necessary by the large
number of dogs who have not recovered
from the Christmas meet The drawing re-
suited as follows:
Queen kelp VS.. Duty, can Vatican VS..
Van Tralle, Sprig O. the Hill vs. Master
Jack, Kitty Scott vs.. The Ghost, Beau
Brummel VS.. Dark Night (Midnight), Rex
VS.. Winged Foot, Little Cripple VS.. Torpedo.
Mollie Bawn VS.. Uncle Sam, Reliable VS.,
Lassie Hays, Snug VS.. Rosewood, Grazer, VS..
His Freedom, Occidental VS.. Orpheum Lass,
Corbett VS.. Morocco, Van Brulle VS.. Lady
Agnes, Reliance VS.. Hardxhell, Revenge VS..
B. B. & b., Alice VS.. Nashville, Doncas ster VS.
Mirambeau, Hazel Dell VS.. Armonde. John
Rosnline vs.. Princess Denmark, Get There
svs. Lady Wallace, Premier VS.. Innocent
Daisy, A. b. c. VS.. Happy Maid, Slippers VS.
Comedy.
AS an additional attraction the Bhndy
family with their celebrated dog team, viii
be in attendance each day. Blandy has iust
arrived in the city with his novel team
after journey of over 1000 miles. maxine
the trip in q wagon with his wife and child
He had all sorts of novel experiences an,
will give practical demonstration of hi
skill as driver and the excellence of hi
team by chasing rabbit over the nfielt
with the team hitched to his wagon, il
which he will carry his wife and child
The herald., 1898-12-30
MISS GABBERT
CAPTAIN HALL

PEORIA, Ill, Dec 28The the 0
conductor G.
daughter
Melvin Gab Angeles and
. she Halls home e'~ ~
Mr. Hall and his daughter Sunday Sew
eral weeks received information
Los Angeles with her husband and Mr. Hail. made
fast He found
~ ~ 80 A'1 'eis
Over twenty years when Mrs bber child separated
her
separation
communication with
and then her. him was dead H.
believed the Wh
still Senator
for fifteen until she united
The thing tina dnv
and asserts that
that there great deal
insists that the is joke
. whom he - Is ~ 'S''ns "ieA
Mr. Hall when questioned about the fatty denied that he had
daughter Gbber the
porter called at his house and asked Mrs lady who came to
the door said that her She
admit anything about the California had not cauoned h
. her 7 NJ ~ 80 Na-'oneu neF
Mrs Gbber admitted that she had been father for some
that lived
but nothing replied
asker ner ny saying Whatever to be told Mr. Hall will
The circumstances surrounding
her,. efNS'sA SoA"1 n.y. oe AHneo
The herald., 1898-12-30
CALIFORNIA FRUIT
Brings Only Fair Prices in New York
Markets

NEW YORK, Dec. 29-Tuesday's offer
ings Of California oranges in the New York
market amounted to about nineteen cars.
the heaviest offerings of any one day during
the season. Prices were about steady, some
brands showing an increased frmness
Fruit is now arriving ripper, larger and much
better colored. Other varieties are largely
satisfactory, and buyers are taking Califor
MAS to supply the deficiency. Raisins are
unimproved. There is almost no inquiry fol
California loose Muscatels at New York
The stock in dealers hands is sufficien 1fo1
the moment, and none are being bought
with speculative intent. The outlook i.
too uncertain to encourage speculation. TIL,
dealers are buying only what they actual,
require in their daily business, and, tn,
holiday demand being over, their want
are small. Clusters attract no attention
and, though prices are held steady, ther,
is no demand worth mentioning. In gen
eral, the weakness in the fig market is in
cluded in California fruit, which has held
up remarkably well all the season. 1t has
made many friends, due to the shortage OF
the Turkish crop, but no one is willing to pre-
dict that they will remain friends when the
ample supplies Of Turkish goods are OBJ
tainable.
The herald., 1898-12-30
HoRsELEss CARRIAGES
To Be Furnished by Chicago for Use In
Paris

| CHICAGO, Dec. 29.--The Record says
Count DE Jotemps Of Paris, FRANCE, mas
ST, 600 900 worth Of motor vehicles Of Chicago
mnnufactu urers The Count is president of
| the American Motor Genera. Agency, with
Headquarters at Paris and offices in every
capital in Europs !.
The aim Of the company, it is said, is %
control the EuroReatn atrrag agency LOT the sale
= The contract which the count closed was
r,;th the Fischer Equipment Company Of
Chicago. and under it the company agrees to
fnrrish the agency with 500 horseless Vehicles
| wear for the next ten years These We
hicles include carriages and wagons Of every
inscription and are known as the Wood
motor vehicle, the power of which is elec-
tricity.
The first installment Of vehicles to be de-
The herald., 1898-12-30
Ask No Pensions

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-Jhen n7 following res
olaton offered syroa Iy GomaHa %as easeg ol
sl,y "a ~, Meeting Of the Confederate Vet
e'Tns Wesolyed. % that the Confederate Veterans
Camn of New York condemns in unmeas
,rad wrip terms the efforts of Senator Butler
of North Carolina (who is not Confed
al erate yeteran) to debauch the manhood OF
he South by seeking to obtain pensions fol
ex. Confederate soldiers from the United
States, and that any similar effort by any
Southern member of Congress will be alb
iorrent to this camp and meet with UNI
Iualified condemnation.
The herald., 1898-12-30
AN ELEVATOR FIRE
Two Hundred Thousand Bushels of
Wheat Burned

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Dec 29.-Eleva.
tor 4, on the Dakota division of the c., M.
and st. Paul Railway on Eleventh avenue,
South, burned today. The main elevator,
with its annex and 100000 bushels of wheat,
were consumed, and the loss will be at
also blocked up and will be fora few days.
The property is owned by the George C.
Hqgley Elevator Company. The Insurance.
Is ample to cover the loss, which will be
$4,000 on the building and sl35OOO on the
wheat. This last item is uncertain as there
Il likely. to be considerable salvage Of the
damaged wheat.
This is the second elevator to burn within
two days. The cause of the fire is mys-
The herald., 1898-12-30
NEWS OF THE RAILWAYS
NEW WHOLESALE DISTRICT AND
THE SANTA FE .-.
The Latter Company Thinks the New
Plan Is Southern Pacific
Scheme-N otes

A plan has been advanced by p. NJ
Daniel for the establishment of new
wholesale district on the est side Of Ala
media, between First and Jackson, on the
north side of Jackson, between Alameda and
Wilmington streets also on the south side of
.Jaskson between the same streets, also on
the west side of Vine between First and
Jackson. The proposal has received the APP
proval Of several papers, but there
seems notwithstanding possibility
that there is darkey in Mr..
Daniels woodpile. A Santa Fe official yes
terday spoke about the matter as follows:
"The plan is a superb one for the Southern
Pacific, for it is impossible for the Santa Fe
to get tracks to the new district. Mr..
Daniels plan is represented as offering the
advantage to wholesalers who settle on his
property Of doing away with drayage and
switching charges. That will be true as
regards shipments by the Southern Pacific
but over our road they would be still sub
ject to the same charges, for the reason that
we cannot get to the proposed warehouses.
l doubt if the merchants will wish to incur
the hostility of road like the Santa Fe.
''Mr. Daniels nor any of his associates have
consulted with us, and it appears as if there
was in the plan hope that all of this trade
would by it be controlled by the Southern
Pacific. A road like the Santa Fe is not apt
to let any such scheme succeed without try
ing to make up for the loss of business it
would suffer, and perhaps we would find it
not impossible to get some new firms to come
on locations adjacent to our own track, who
would be on par with the other fellows Us
regards dryage and switching charges.
There is another point that merchants would
have to-, figure on, if they went to location
not to be reached by our tracks, which is that
all shipments from them to places on our
line would have to pay drayage or switching
charges. The plan may be all right, but as
we have not been consulted about it, and as
it would put the tenants of the land in quese
tion at direct disadvantage with our line
I cannot help having the opinion that
hold"
NOTES OF TRACK AND TIE
Rev. G. H. De Garmo, who was on the
Santa Fe limited which was wrecked near
Trinidad on Tuesday, yesterday telegraphed
to some friends in this city that he was un-
injured, and was in the best of health.
The body of H. L. Bowman, who died in
this city on Saturday, was in the baggage car
of the wrecked Santa Fe limited, and was
cremated in the car which was burned, with
all of the contents, as result Of the accident.
G. V. Eccleston, nowin the Union Pacific
office of this city, will on the first Of JAN
uary be appointed freight solicitor for the
company.
The Southern Pacific pay car yesterday
left about $150,OO0 in this city.
The people of Highlands are angry They
objected to the Santa Fe's taking their agent
away, and now are seeking to get the South
ern Pacific to build branch to their place.
They ship quite lot of oranges and other
products, and think themselves badly
treated.
The herald., 1898-12-30
INDEX TO CITY NEWS

Sublime gall Of an. Oregon mendi-
(. can't.
!, suicide Of young high school stu
dent.
rlucky fellow stops a runaway
horse.
Boiler Inspector Dahls resignation
Z accepted.
y Comprehensive report on purple
scale pest.
shsrih Burr sued by Joseph slavin
for unlawful arrest.
Further disclosures regarding the
defense Of Joe Hunter.
Council refuses to abandon proceed
ings Tor opening an alley.
Twenty-seven horses starved for
nifty hours, owing to litigation.
Mrs. Sarah Faust, the victim Of a
sons heart1essness, becomes insane.
Pasadena electric road finally COB
bled up by the Huntington syndicate.
Two branch police stations pro-
vided for in the new engine house site
bids.
Santa Fe road has an objection to
make to the proposed new wholesale
district.
Contracts for the construction of the
Third street apd Broadway tunnels
awarded.
Fitch, who defrauded s. p. Creas-
inger Of both money and mules, has
disappeared.
Council grants another three
month"; extension to the electric COM
panies within which to comply with
the conduit ordinance.
The herald., 1898-12-30
The Russian Minister

NEW YORK, Dec. 20-A dispatch to the
Herald from Washington says:
Former Governor Merriam of Minnesota
is said to be slated to succeed Secretary
Hitchcock as Ambassador to Russia. MI.
Merriam's friends assert with every indica.
tion Of assurance that the incident is closed
between the President and the former Gov.
ernor and his name will go to the Senate
soon after the holidays.
Mr.. Merriam is now in Washington and
has had several interviews with the Presi-
port.
The herald., 1898-12-30
Death Is a Fact

SAN JOSE, Dec 29-It has developed
that the man who was supposed to have com
mitted suicide here yesterday died from
congestion of the brain. The autopsy re.
vealed this. The body was identified as
Antonio Masilli. This was wrong, too, as
later the remains were identified as those
Of man named De Lunchi, recently oil
Mayfeld.
The herald., 1898-12-30
The Years Freight Record

CHICAGO, Dec. 29.-The year 1898 has
broken broken AL. al records es Of dead freight
snlpped from the city Of Chicago to the
Of December. being estimated, is 1873. .935
tons. For the entire twelve months of
1897 the total was 3,995, 300 tons. This
years increase over 1897 therefore is l,6S4,.
Low rates and the enormous crops Of
cereals had much to do with the biz
increases. rs
The herald., 1898-12-30
Romero's Condition

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-The condition
of Senior Romero, the Mexican Minister, is
still critical today, but his physicians, after
consultation, announced that he is doing as
well as could be expected and that unless
something unforeseen should occur they be-
lieve he will recover. The operation yester-
day for appendicitis was successful and the
Minister, who suffered excruciating agony
until it was performed, is now almost COM
pletely free from pain Had the operation
rot been made his physicians say he could
not possibly have recovered.
The herald., 1898-12-30
A Plumher,s Failure

SAN FRANCISCO, Del. 29.-Josepl
Budde, manufacturer Of sanitary plumbing
appliances, today filed a petition in bank
ruptcy in the United States District Court
His liabilities are $4,000 and his assets
consist Of real property valued at $4,000
which is fully mortgaged
The herald., 1898-12-30
Struggled Gin

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 29--Customs in
spectors today seized 1907 quarts, Of sam
shu," or gin, made from rice, on bosrd the
steamer China. This. is the second large
$3.50 a gallon on the stuff, which is much
priced by the Chinese.
The herald., 1898-12-30

Miss Rose Meyer of Los Angeles is visit
.ng M her sister, Mrs Louis Hagan Of 1888
Fine street, San Francisco
The herald., 1898-12-30
Bsker q Ha,n,,tc,

Special bicycles, light, fleet and sure. s2'
and up. 1S6 North Los Angeles street.
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citation. : S-S'
The herald., 1898-12-30
THE WEATHER

TEMPERATURE-Re OF observations
taken at Los Angeles December 49, The
barometer Is reduced TO sea level
Time Bar rh'r. R. II. Wind Vel. Weather
ss:$. 8; n: 's.ss g sss g NV NV 8 Clear Clear
The herald., 1898-12-30
Maximum temperature, 63.
Minimum temperature, AZ.
Forecast

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 20. - Weather
forecast: Fair Friday: cooler; severe frost
tonight and Friday night, probably i'm
furious to. citrus fruits in exposed places;
brisk north wind. diminishing In force.
The herald., 1898-12-30
EVENTS OF TO-DAY
orpheum-Vaudeville.
Durbank-"All Aboard"

Hickory club meets-7:3O p. m.
Board Of public works meets-1O
=. m.
Board Of managers Of the Red Cross
society meets-2 p. m.
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Petb.

CARD OF THANKs:-I wish to express
my heartfelt thanks and gratitude TO all
who so kindly rendered sympathy and
assistance at the time OF the death and
burial OF my husband and TO all neigh
bors and friends who so freely contriou.
ted flowers and so generously rendered
MRS. MARY PAGE.
Carl Thresher of Boston is visiting in
town.
Henry Butterfield of Roxbury visited in
town last week.
Arson Flint OF Brockton, Mass, visited
in town Friday.
Eddie Thayer, wife and children OF
Oakdale, Mass, are visiting In town.
Mrs. Hyde OF White River Junction has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. c. J. Bass.
A. E. Fits OF Roxbury has been In town
the past week assisting in cutting his hay
on his farm.
Mr.. Russ, a brother-in-law OF Mrs.
Martin Linheld, from Massachusetts, is
visiting her.
Mrs. Electa Cushman and daughter,
Mrs. VIM. Messer, of Barre visited in
town recently.
Levi Thayer, who has been Visiting in
Swanton for several weeks, is expected
home this week.
Mrs. K. w. Sturtevant3 mother ana
sister of Hartland are expected this week
for a short visit.
There was a slight frost in this vicinity
the first OF last week, but not severe
enough TO do any harm.
Chas. Flint, with his wife and daugh-
ter, OF ST. Adams spent Sunday In town,
the guest OF his parents, Daniel Flint and
wife.
Salmon Williams, with his daughter,
Mrs. Kenney. OF Roxbury visited his sis
ter, Mrs. d. v. Page, the frst OF the week.
They.start Tuesday for Maine, Mrs. Ken.
ney's home. and Mr.. Williams goes for
visit OF few weeks.
curiosity has been handed your re-
porter. Two branches, one cherry and
the other apple, each containing fruit and
blossoms on the same branch were pre-
scented. The cherries were ripe. These
were plucked on the farm OF c. 4. Wood
ward.
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WANTED, FOR SALE. ETC.
Get YOUR mileages OF HAYWARD.

Get your mileages of Hayward.
Good secondhand two-seated surrey for
sale cheap. 3w j. s. CHASE.
Suits to your measure, s. and upwards.
II q. b. FISH.
WANTED Family washings. 3w
MRS. F. BRYANT, Brooks Block.
Office newly fitted up to rent ovre
Tewksbury's store.
Central Vermont and B. & NJ. mileages
to rent. MRS. II. A. LEONARD.
Large English Berkshire boar for SER
vice. 4w ROBERT II. CHAMBERLrN.
Anyone wishing to sell a desirable house
in this village call on Henry W.Tewksbury.
wASTED:-By man and wife, situa-
tion on a farm. Address, p. o. Box 81,
North Tunbridge, VT. sw
DR.. lie. Prescott, the oculist and spe-
cialist who was here In April, has engaged
rooms at the Red Lion Inn for the frst
two weeks in August
The Joshua Ford farm in Braintree for
sale. Inquire of l. s. Chase, Randolph, or
Charles NJ. Marsh. Rochester.
FoR SALE:-The Grover cottage house
on corner OF Highland avenue and Pros
pect street. Inquire OF y. I. GREENE
Randolph. 5w
w ANAhLs-At Ou~Ng u EAA AoA bSA1AsAs
housework. Small family. No washing.
Inquire OF Mrs. ]. ID. Denison, Randolph
avenue.
My house, corner Highland Ave. and
Prospect ST., for sale at great bargain. An
opportunity to buy a handsome, modern
weli-built residence on good terms.
II GEO. p. WooD.
FoR SALE:-Grocery store with fine
class OF trade in the college town Of Han
over, n. n. Cause Of sale satisfactorily
explained. Apply to Box i67, Hanover,
N. III. aw
Worcester Chain Gear Buckeye Mower
and all repairs; also Worcester Horse
Rake and repairs for sale BY q. E. Cush-
man, Randolph, or Geo. II. Temple, RAN
dolph Center.
For SALR;--Easy terms, or rent; or will
trade for iewelry stock anywhere. House
aud land, numbered 50 School street, RAN
dolph. Apply TO w. II. NICHOLS, RAN
dolph, or F. II. BURR, Thetford Cenier.iw
Losr:-In Randolph village last Satur-
day night, black and tan Shepherd dog.
Lame in left forward leg. Suitable COM
pensation will be made for Information Of
the dogs whereabouts.
CARL SMITH, Randolph Center.
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Miss Densmore is with Lila Buck 70,
time
Rose Edison has returned from trip to
Greensboro.
A sister Of Mrs. C. E.Blake of Tunbridgs
made her visit recently.
Heber Tnwing o: Barre is staying with
his family At Mrs Bucks this week
Walter Morse and family of Barre cit,
visited his brother, Julian, last week.
Mrs Nettie Cram is entertaining her
sister and children from Philadelphia.
Some of E. c. Wheatiey's family have
arrived and are boarding at W. c. Clsrkss.
Mrs. Nancy Abbott has returned from
Chicago, where she has been for some
time
w-P. Abbott is spending part Of his
vacation in the family of MS brother.
irving.
Percy Coleman and wife of Providence,
r. l.. came Saturday for needed rest with
their friends.
Calvin Fuilsm was detained al the home
Of his son. Clarsncs. By i11ess several
days last week.
Arthur Flint Of Dandy. Conn.,, spent a
few days with bis sister, Mrs Blodgeft, on
his way 70 Burlington
Mondsy the little dsughter of win No
bic caught her hand in the clothes wrfng-
er, iniuring il severely
Rev. r. 81. Abercrcmbis OF West New
bury IS TO preach in the First and Second
churches next Sunday.
The wife and daughter Of Rev. Samuel
Dyke Of Auourndale. Mass, have bsen
visiting relatives here The past week
ChaS. Crocker. a former resident here.
hat now living in Maiden. Mass. Is max
ing his annual visit among friends here.
Esq Blake Of Buffalo. " Y. xhose
childhood home Was on the East Hill. uzs
in town last week searching for those he
knew 9 years ago, the guest of NJ. PEEK.
having been = school friead OF his
TIE lsdiss,Aid thzf net with Mrs. Mar
Gus Peek last week W Wednesday was larEs
znd helpful gathering Qaits an ano1nt
Of sewing vas accomplished for the needy
and me ittie sun Of no1ey Vas ADDED
% the treasury
Il was blessing for both parishes to lis
ten to the word from Rev. : l. Bates the
past two Sundsvs- TIE communion was
administered IN eithsr church last san
cay- NJ Bates i vs-y pleasantly ~
Ue1he-s1 by the oder psopls. Is he Ezs
Brookssl6 bog.
Rsv. P. P Wo1sr q NiIliz1stowu I'll
deliver his lecture urc1 ~Nines, Miners
and Mining zf the Seconu CcnEI cAsrch
Friday eve1i1g AZ 5 o'ciock- Thsre vi
also be zho-t uoziczl prograu- Aftsr
The iectnre ths La6iss A1d sCcisty vii
ss-ve &c cream s1d cRks- Al are c1rszi-
aliF invited.
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Camp Randolph Notes.

Monday morning at O'Clock, fine
breeze and no dust Twenty-four in
camp. Editor Thsyer and DR.. Blanchard
went fishing early and have just arrived
with the mornings catch of II fish. A
big eagle is circling around the woods OPP
posite the camp. The crows have gathered
around him and expressed their dissatis-
faction at his presence but he continues
his fine circles, proving himself arm and
fearless of heart.n The campers are busy
settling and preparing for more company.
From amid the trees so green, the waters
blue aud the health giving breexes so de-
lightful, We send you our greeting.
LRter.-In one hours time the doctor
secured II more and in the afternoon IS
more, one pickerel weighing 10 1-2 lbs.
A CAMPER.
The company boarding house at Camp
Randolph, Highgate Springs, was opened
for the season Friday with Mrs. Dora Ire
do again in charge. Mr.. and Mrs. E. 4.
Shattuck, DIR. and Mrs. E. o. Blanchard,
w. Z. Lamson and family, Mrs. A. j.
Walsh and family and Miss Clara Hendry
OF Boston, Miss May Proper OF Windsor
and A. +. Bass Joined the campers last
week. Later departures include q Il. Mar
tin, Mrs. Susa Bass and Mrs. l.. p. Thayer
and Harrison, Misses Jennie Stewart, Myr-
tbs walbridge, Mary Dubois, Eunice
Flint, Maud Putnam, Jennie Campbell of
Wallingford, Conn, L. Richmond and l..
B. Johnson. Mrs. c. l.. Stewart returned
from camp Tuesday.