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gathered at bis home on Saturday. Jan.
nary Il, to celebrate his ninth birthday.
Albert johnson entertained about a
dozen Of his friends on Saturday evening,
January Id, the occasion being his BIRTH
day.
Mrs Henry y. Judson is passing the
winter with her brother, Lewellyn J..
Allen OF Woodbury.. Her house has been
closed for over month.
On Saturday, Capt Hayes and son.
Samuel, took their weekly trip to Water
bury to dispose OF their farm produce,
and soon after reaching there one of
their horses, a very valuable one, was
taken sick with peritonitis and was Ia
ken to DIR BANDS veterinary stables TO
be cared for, but grew worse and died
on Sunday.
Representative-EIect Fred H Thorn
son went TO Hartford on Tuesday to as
sumo his new responsibilities In the Leg
islature. He was accompanied by w. p.
Hayes. Mr. Thomson's son, Melvin, on
the same day returned TO his school in
West Haven
Miss Agnes Bloss has returned to her
school in East Northfield, Mass.
Charles Hill has purchased the farm
recently owned and occupied by Martin
Doolittle. azs
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NEW MILFORD, CONN.

ney Minor, director in one of the ma
tional banks of New London, and man
Of affairs. Snyder, an active worker
and a trustee OF the Marcy Avenue Bap-
list church of B-o1klyn, and 9 man OF
business. Charles Thomas, now. sopho-
student in the Yale law school. Knox,
a successful lawyer In New York. Two
cousins in hustling Iowa town, Law
renee, man of merchandise, and Hol-
brook, who has made thousands in
wheat. Cuyler, son of Rev DR. Cuyler
of Brooklyn, who holds a responsible
place with one of the big telegraph COM
panies in New York. Proof who was
superintendent of big street railway
service in one of the largest New En-
gland cities. Kinney, studying at
Princeton university. Kline, lieuten-
ant in the army. Theron Lyman, who
saw service at Santiago. Garfield Jones,
at present student at the school, is q
son OF the president of the great Piano
Manufacturing Co. OF Chicag where he
has just returned from holiday Witt.
And so your correspondent might 60 on,
but an end must come, lest the editors
blue pencil should raise havoc. But
enough has been said to show that the
boys get right start here and look back
with gratitude to the school and to Mr.
Epson. The present efficient assistant lie
j. Edgar Butler 8 graduate of Haver-
ford college, and a gentleman of charac-
ter and ability. ~#
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WATERFOWL.
DEATH OF MRS MARY s. ABBOTT.

DEATH OF MRS MARY s. ABBOTT.
News has been received of the death
on January z, in Cleveland, o., of Mrs
Mary S., wife of Nathan B. Abbott, at
the age of sc years. Mrs Abbott was the
daughter of the late Hiram French of
Waterfowl, and was one of family of
four brothers and two sisters, of whom
only two, George B. French of Wood
bury and John French of Cheshire, are
now living. MIR and Mrs Abbott lived In
Watertown for many years after their
marriage. Mr. Abbott built the house
formerly occupied by Merritt Heminway,
and also the Bowers place. They went
to BROOKLYN, N. Y, some years ago, then
to California, and afterward to Cleveland,
O. Mrs Abbott's health has been feeble
for some time and she has been Obliged
to spend the past four or five winters In
California. She was most exemplary
Christian woman and greatly beloved by
a large circle OF relatives and friends.
She leaves, besides her husband, an
adopted son, William Abbott, nephew
of her husband. The funeral took place
in Cleveland, January 9.
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BETHEL EN-.
TEE DEATH LIST.

There have been during the year six
deaths In this town: May 20, Henry w.
Peck, 7s; August II, Mary Ludington,
6O,wife OF James B. Ames; August 20
Henry G. Judaon, 81; October 80, Mrs
Lizzie Waldron Copeland; October IL,
infant OF few days, child OF MIR and Mra
George Hoyt; November 20, Jarvis Par
ker, 70.
40 the Meeting of the stockholders OF
the Cemetery Association, the following
directors were elected !: Stephen Hayes,
Nathan II. Bloss, Jonathan Wooten
2 5hn z. Stevens, Theodore Bird, Charles
Boss, = z. Judd, George w. Percy and
a. q. Lake. The directors will meet on
Monday, February s. att p. M, to elect
. president, secretary and treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs George W. Peck are both
sick and under Or Rodgers care.
The board Of relief will hold their last
meeting ter hearing appeals on Sasur-
day, January Al, II Il. n. atIthe Town
nail.
phe young friends 81 Walter Bloss
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WARREN.


Mr. and Mrs Jacob GalIus have both
been Ill with the grip for seyersl weeks
but are better.
A representative of THE BEE was hos
pitabiy entertained the other day st the
pleasant home OF Representative For
estelle. This is Mr. Forestelle's SECOND
term in the Legislature, by the way.
A. B. Camp has fitted up small room
in his house for town clerks Office, and
the big safe and the town records, and
books, ETC., have been removed thither.
Rev Mr Munson, the new pastor of the
Congregational church, is getting along
nicely. He imprssses all as faithful
and conscientious preacher. He has an
excellent helpmate ID his worthy wife.
The Chapius brothers were engaged.
last week, Ii hayvestIng their ice crop,
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nervous owing to the check rein, got out
of the sleigh to uncheck him, but had
hardly reached the ground when the
animal dropped over stone dead. The
horse to all appearances was as well as
usual when Leaving home in the morning
and Mr. Atwood could give no reason
whatever for his sudden death.
Miss Grace Warrington from the New
Haven hospital training school, is spend
ing few days at her home in Water.
town.
Grand Deputy York of Waterbury in
stalled the officers of DeForest CON-
mandery, last week.
The drug store under the hill will be
opened about February 1.
Thomas Breen of Torringto on is in town.
The heavy piece of timber kcown as
the Star woods, near the line between
Watertown and Woodbury., is being cut
down.
The committee of the First Ecclesias-
6ical society is as follows: r. r. Hitch
cock, Myron Wheeler and James l..
Loveland, the last mentioned having been
elected st the last annual meeting. The
rooms Of the chapel will be repaired in
the near future, both outside and inside.
Most of our stores have been taking
inventory since January l.
Mrs Judson has opened the Hurd place
as boarding house.
The milk producers held meeting in
Waterbury, last Tuesday.
Miss Anna Vaughan has been epgsg ed
TO teach the Gurnseytown school. Mr.
Jones taught during the summer term,
but finding more remunerative position
he resigned.
Mrs Edith Caterson expects to sell at
public auction her household goods, as
she intends joining her husband in Den
yer in the near future.
The board of relief have been holding
meetings each Monday for the past two
or three weeks.
A mission will open st Johns church,
January ~, and continue for two weeks.
The mission will be conducted by Rev
Walter Elliot, the famous Paulist preach
er of New York, and Rev Edward Fla
herty.
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NEW PRESTON.
AT UPsoN SEMINARY.

Rev Henry Epson opened bis large
and commodious house week ago Mon
day for social gathering and entertain.
ment of the Mite society of St Andrews
church of Marketable. While Mr. Epson
Ia q jealous Copgregationalist, he ID not
narrow minded, but takes deep interest
In the Christian activitiesof other reiig-
ious bodies. So, anxious to lend hand
to the good people of the Episcopal par
ish in the valley below him, he was con-
strained to throw open his house for
their enjoyment and profit. Some Of the
students of the seminary under the direc-
ton OF Mr. Upson's instructor, j.. Edgar
Butler, gave spirited presentation of
an excerpt from Part One of King Henry,
the 4th, with the following cast Of char
acGers:
King Henry Thomas ochtord
Prince Henry Harrison B. Nutting
Sir john Falstaffe Arthur Rnddsll
Hotspur BAYounp
Prince John Robert Young
Worcester Garwood Morebousa
The young men were very handsomely
costnmeds the costumes being prepared
by Mrs T. J. Hosford and Mrs Denslow.
The gathering was called ghost party,
and many were attired In grotesque and
weird costumes. The evenings enter
tainment also included readings by Mrs
Myra Cables and recitations by the tai
ented Mrs Denslow, who never appeared
to better advantage. Dancing was also
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-01-20
RRIDGEWATER.
DEATH OF SYLVESTER B. BEACH.

DEATH OF SYLVESTER B. BEACH.
Sylvester B. Beach, who hiss been al
invalid so many years, died last Friday
The funeral services were held at his Iate
residence on Sunday, and be was laid to
rest in the lower cemetery. He was 4e
years old.
Mrs q. A. L. Q1eckberner has returned
TO her home in Brooklyn.
Mrs Will Marsh is reported quite i'll
with pneumonia.
Mrs Warren Morse was in New Haven
last week.
Mr. Michaelius of New York City was
in town last week, purchasing tobacco.
George Morris is reported quite poorly
and failing.
Frank B each of Bridgeport was in
town on Sunday, to attend the funeral of
his uncle. Sylvester B. Beach.
s. R. Weeks spent Sunday in New
Milford.
Miss S. E. Lyon was compelled to close
ner school portion of the present week,
on account of being ill.
Mrs Jennie Whaley of Sandy Hook
was ia town on Sunday, the guest of Ma
Riram Pitcher.
Rev MIR Morse and wife are entertain
ing Miss Reynaud of Stamford, at the
parsonage.
Daniel Garfield was in New Haven.
last Saturday. attending the funeral of
his uncle, Frank Brown.
e. G. Page of Sandy Hook was in town,
on Sunday. the guest OF James B. Pitch
er.
Cbauncey Beers is rel osted very feeble
at present writing.
The grip seems to have the whole
town in charge. The question is not
have you got the grip, but has the grip
got you.
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Fannie L. Meeker.
September 10, Daniel e. Beeman and
Bessie L. TAYLOR.
October %, James KaylOr and Mrs An.
ma Coyle.
November 8, Evan Evans and Lucy M.
Lennon.
December 8, John A. Carlson and Ida
G. Swanson.
December 10, Walter Benedict and
Nanny Shaughnessy.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-01-20
SUDDEN DEATH OF MISS LAURA BROWN

SUDDEN DEATH OF MISS LAURA BROWN.
The funeral of Miss Laura Brown took
place at the Evergreen cemetery, last
Saturday. Miss Brown was teacher
In the Center school during the summer
term. At the Christmas holidays she
was taken with what appeared to be an
attack OF grip. From this she had almost
recovered and expected to be back at
school in a few days, but was suddenly
taken worse and died within few hours.
Miss Blown was highly respected here
and her loss is keenlv felt by those who
KIN w her.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-01-20
WILL THE TAX BE RATsEn2

The time is approaching when a new
tax will be laid, the adjourned town
meeting for that purpose being early in
February. Considerable speculation ie
being INDUCED in in regard to what the
tax will be this year. The town had a
good deal OF expense, last year, and it is
questionable whether we shall be able to
get along next year with the same
amount OF taxes as last year.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-01-20
MARKETABLE.
THE TOBACCO MARKET,

Sperry Brothers have started up their
tobacco shop, quite force of assorters
being busy. They have lately bought
the tobacco crops of Myion Wells of
Cornwall, George E. Achley and A. NJ.
Burnett of Upper M.rrylll, Morris
Clark of Washington. George s. Humph-
rey's Romford farm crop. Robert Boyd
OF South Kent, Charles Pomeroy, Oscar
and Henry Larson, Frank Holmes, ard
Daniel DAYTON OF New Preston and
Liner Brothers of Cornwall.
Mr. and Mrs George Il. Wheaton went
to Roxbury On Friday to attend the
funeral Of Myron Dell.
Dea Salmon Couch, who has been quite
poorly, is gaining under the efficient
care of Dr. Denslow.
Mrs Mary Stowe Of Worthwhile has
been quite poorly.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-01-20

Rev Mr. Carter attended the funeral of
Myron O'Dell of Roxbury, last Friday.
The mems literary meeting at DR.
Ford's, last Thursday, was very inter
esting one. The doctor read a paper
upon tuberculosis, afterward there were
microscopic views shown by Messrs
Kipgman and Carter. Don't forget the
stereoptican lecture by the Chinese stu-
dent from Yale on Friday evening, the
goth.
Miss Alma Rydin commenced her
school on Church Hill, last Monday.
Gustave Carlson will move into the
John Fem house, the coming spring,
and work only that farm.
Mrs stavstrom, aged 81, was buried
from the Swedish church, last Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. Jordan is still very i'll with grip and
heart trouble.
York and Brooklyn for visit of several
weeks.
Frank Hallock shipped q car load OF
apples to Bridgeport, last week.
Thomas Nc Grath filed the Brownlee
Ice house with ice near the Valley sta
tion, from which the holiday ice has also
been harvested.
The rainy evening did not prevent a
good gathering at william Brinsmsde's
of the womans' club, with their invited
guests, on Monday night. Mrs George
Watts and Mrs A. q. Titus played duet
on the piano and Prof Cotton gave an in
structiye paper upon 1.-THE Times Of the
Renaissance" Coffee and cake were
served. Prof Hort of New Milford will
give his lecture before the club on Feb
ruary 8.
Mrs Julia Richards has gone to New
York.
N. johnson, who has been on the farm
of Dea Humphrey near r 1mford for five
years or more, is to leave in the spring,
having taken the farm of Mrs Stevens
in Brookfeld.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-01-20
Horse Blankets

and you viii ind them here in all styles, In
both stable and square, heavy, medium, and
light weightas and all sizes, and what In more
10 tho point, you will md our
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-01-20

assisted by Max Schnell and Joh1
Andregg.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-01-20

The Gunuery narrowly escaped con.
Migration, last week, by the explosion
of gasoline heater in one of the bath
rooms. J. G. Brinsmade was badly
burned about the face and hands, which
are very painful, but Is now able to Al
tend to his recitations.
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Bottom Prices.

We make all purchases IN this department
direct from the manufacturer, for spot cash,
and We can save you money on anything in
pounds OF
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DIR Marcy still calls daily at Mrs G. N
Beeman's, where she and her daughter
are seriously i'll.
The ice-boat on Lake Waramaug has
run daily or nearly so for the past month.
Master sperrg Wilson, youngest son
OF j. B. Wilson, has been quite i'll for
weeks at his Lakeside home.
Mrs e. e. johnson has also been i'll
during last week.
Rev Evan Evans occupied his pulpit,
last Sunday morning. Theme of his SER
mon was Lilies fleetness.'' Mr. Evans
has notified the proper committee that
bis pastorate will close here February
1st.
Mrs Julius NJ. Snow returned to her
home, last Saturday, after an absence of
two weeks in New Haven. Her husband
Will follow her. as soon as his mother.
who has been sick, can be moved
Sherman Cogsvell and Judge Fl. o
Averill attended, last week, the meeting
OF the State Grange st Waterbury
J. e. Granniss slowly regains his
strength. His mother has been quite i'll
but is now slowly convalescing.
Mrs Young of Brooklyn, N. Y, was
the guest of Rev Henry Epson and wife
over last Sunday, where her boys have
been at school for the past four mouths.
a case OF scarlatina has developed in
the family OF Prime Wright, and like all
contagious diseases, fears have been en-
tertained that other children might take
IL and several have been taken from the
school, but 1t is sincerely hoped the mat.
ter has deem quarantinedato such degree
that no other families will be affected.
Miss Emily Meeker liz visiting in Tor
rington.
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Price Lower

than any other store in this vicinity. We
shall be pleased 20 show you the goods and
prove the statement. Remember that when
In want OF anything In the way OF
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-01-20
SOCIAL EVENT OF THE SEASON,

The social event of last week was q
hop at Pavilion hall on Thursday even
ing. CAMS orchestra furnished Fl ST
class music and so numbers were taken
for dancing. Loads from Warren, Kent,
New Milford, Litchfield, Washington
and Morris were present and an oyster
supper was served in the basement dining
~-~&--a--~ .-A-~ H4upplusu an
there seemed to be the one who superin.
tended the entire affair, William FL.
Dougal, who proposed in this way to fur.
nish the Association full set of dishes
for future use, and who bought them,
previous to the affair, as pledge of his
good faith and that the Association
might have the same, or no the
public appreciated his effort sufficient to
help bin by their attendance, to pay for
them. The public did seem to like his
motive and to him the affair was a graf
flying success.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-01-20

A CLOSE CALL FROM A BAD FIRE AT TH
GUNNERY,
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-01-20
HORSE GooDs I!

We wish TO call your attention to the fact
that you win md everything in this line ut
our store. You VIII find here the largest
took, the best assortment and
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-01-20
Harnesses

&S-Plenty ot"Tohacco Paper and Irvine.
Yours respectfully,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-06-01
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.

Board met May "a, 1899, at l M
Members present, Com'rs Carson and
HERMAN.
Application OF Peter Autzeu presented
to the board asking the board to instruct
the treasurer to strike from the rolls Of
1898 1926 excess tax against lot sec 81
1910 for the reason that same was an
error in assessment; application granted.
Dan Gleason, supv of dist No 43, asked
the board for an appropriation OF $500 to
improve the 70 Ids of his district board
took matter under advisement.
Attorney Hogan and Ed Benn came
before the board and asked the board to
accept rs per cent of taxes now due and
settle the tax suit of Samuel Benn VS.
Chehalis County; board took matter UNI
der advisement.
Application Of Chas w Yana for liquor
license for the town Of Westport granted
and auditor ordered to issue license.
Application of Patrick Carroll asking
the board to instruct the treasurer to
strike from the rolls OF 1898 1898 for the
tax against lots and 7 in sec 7-17-6 for
the reason that the same was government
land application rejected as the receiv-
er's receipt had been issued at the time
OF assessment.
Bill OF J G Cross, attorney in the Benn
tax case, for $50 allowed.
Application OF II Minnie Ford-Decker
asking the board to instruct the treasurer
to strike from the rolls Of 1897 taxes
against the nwL OF sec 1920 Z same be-
ing government land; application re-
jected. 20
Board discussed the plans and specfi-
cations for building bridges and roadway
on the John Richardson road.
Board discussed the place where the
bridges should he built across the Che
halls river to accommodate the public at
Cedarville and Connie.
Application of d w Fleet for a reduc.
ton OF taxes rejected as the board had
no authority to act
Auditor ordered to advertise for bids on
the John Richardson road.
Board ordered that Com'r Carson pur-
chase the lumber necessary to line the
Jail. -
Upon application the board ordered
that the taxes against the nW4 OF sec 10
I7-7 be struck from the rolls OF 1898 the
same being state land.
Tax matter OF the Union Shingle Co
laid over. u,
Bill of X Zelasko for $123.55 allowed
for linoleum and carpet for county offices.
Ordered that Attorney Cross take no
further action in the Samuel Benn tax
case ss the board awaits the action OF the
city council Of Aberdeen.
Ordered that Com'r Carson nave the
court house foundation repaired.
Board adjourned sine die.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-06-01
RAd HOT From the Gan

Was the ball that hit G. B. eteadnan
Of Newark, Mich, in the Civil war. II
caused horrible ulcers that no treatment
helped for 20 years. Then buckien.s Ar
MICA Salve cured him. Cures cuts, bruises
burns, boils, felons, corns, SKIN erup'
tons. Best pile cure on eaf sold 10 20 "
a box. Cure guaranteed. ooio ~ W.
3. Paine & Co., druggist.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-06-01
C0PALIs.
ace b the HERALD.

the HERALD.
\ week.
.a.ell was over from Aber.
~ last week.
non Is wearing a broad smile
"-mother and babe are doing
nlPoed two car loads Of lum-
noquiam for the new cottages
aag On the beach.
a:n are very busy now. They
q men to patronize and We
WI continue 10 have ell they
asaon, our merchant, has some
vt heiisrs on North Beach.
- now to take care OF stock
ssys just Is soon as he
~ Farrell place DR.. Gases
~ vacated. Too bad, Shorty,
noSs what he is doing.
~ letuined from Hoauiam
- been by the bedside Of his
49, Page, who has been very
. 49, poison He reports that
49, 49, 70 have 9 money order
s.eoed .. Copalis seems TO be
~ .l success SO far as siyners are
sao We hope to see il estab.
~ near future o. il would be q
moe to the people Of North
~ our community says he
~ any more for 81 per day.
c.a@e him. II people that
N to do are not willing to
~ worth for such work they
compelled To do the work
~ st 1t 90 undone.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-06-01
Rids wanted.

For building bridges on the John Rich
ardson road, across the Little Hoquiam
river. Csmpbells slough and the Hoqui.
am liver at New London, according to
the plans and specifications now on ME
in The suditor's Office. A csrtihed check
pavable to Chshalis county must pc de-
positsd With each bid, in the sum OF 500,
that should bid be accepted the pidder
viii enter into contract and furnish nee
R;ds must be sealed and fled with the
countv auditor on or before July l, 1872
J. A. SELLS,
County Auditor. .
Montesano, Msy 90. 1899. % 81
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-06-01

wAnrxp-A teacher for the Porto
school district for the coming year schoo
10 berin the first Monday in Septemoe,;;
Cssb ct the end Of each month. APpii
eat;ons viii b. received till June o. 1888
Mails teacher preferred. w.su
DAVID REEVES, POTTER VASE VA =:
Dstnd Hny 3, 1879.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-06-01
News.

ited friends in Ho-
visited in Aberdeen
X.
q Sam Moak were on
hdsy.
we're up from Ocosta
elstives.
ID, Of Hoquiam, is Wis
4. J. 7. Medcalf.
preached the memorial
&. church last Sunday.
h, the sage from Johns
ity the first Of the week
b. and Easter, promi-
b Porter, were in town
aftav their taYeG.'
n,ns played in this coun.
r. played in Elma last
Saisop and Elma teams.
70 ! il favor Of Satsop.
Carter came down from
6sek to attend the COM
reises Of the public school.
j Lily Carter, was one Of
Hattie Belle ran an excur-
y Monday evening to the
= eSeecikes. About thirty
y pod time aud a fine pro-
) Hattie Belle has changed
led now makes daily trips
&e leaves here at I a. IN.
\ ) pm. then to Hoquiam
k1:l5 p. m.
b, d the firm Of r. S. Crib
m united in marriage to
!. Edgngton at the NJ. Z.
Aberdeen last Saturday
T. 0. A. Smith performing
!. 4 long and happy life to
III couple.
gmning the alumni Of the
hsqueted the class OF '99
iisds. A very nice musical
Hndsfed. Mr.. Hutchinson
master and several times
me ring with laughter.
Peakers were Rev. Todd,
! Prof. Wheeler.
that might have proved
I'd manned a young man
I'D TO Arthur Pascoe last
walking along in the tim
) 90 bis shoulder he slipped
Y . corner Of the blade in
. neck. Had the axe had
aere Is no question but one
'uld have been completely
audience that has been
o 10 this city for months
bic school graduates last
! In the rink. The band
nth several fine selections
. we're nine graduates but
9th Of his father one could
Il would be hard indeed
Won the honors for the
I'VE been equally divided
Tee was selected to repre-
81 the coming contest BE-
'tatiyes Of the schools OF
a. hutcheson made a few
and presented the d.