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New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
Notite Of 5nmmons.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
,TORK-The Gernnana I4fs Insurance. Company. Plsin-
tn against Wnifrsd Coudou Benjamin r. ROnlane. u,
Charles Buck aud Ahbis B. Buck his wife: Henry T.
Chas, and Catherine his wife: Frank C. Vaughan
and Clara Augusta Vaughan his wife Mary SchramIn
William F. Vause. John Murphy; Mary Murphy; Joseph
Murphy: Walsh and Frank Demarsst and FraS
A Carr composing the firm of Demarest carr. Defend
ants. TRIAL desired N New York county summons
Action No . the above named defendants; You aEs
hereby summoned the complaint in this action
and 10 serve a copy of answer the paintiI
attorneys after the service or ms
summons exclusive cf day of service; and in ease W
your failure tc appear Judgment viii De taSen
against you by default for the relief demanded IN hs
complaint. - -.
SHIPMAN. LAROCQUE & CHOAIE
Plsintns Attorneys. No. 40 Wall Street Nlanha'tan'
To tbe defendants Abbie p Buck Henry II. Chase
Catherine walsh Winifred ConGon John Murphy Mary
Murphy Joseph Murphy and William q Nause; The oIs-
going summons served upon YOU BY publication pus
suant 70 an OF Hon. David McAdam JUSTICE =
the supreme Court OF the stat q New YORK H.. I
July 10 1901 ard fled July q. 1901 with me eoTpa'f -
IN ths above action in the once OF the cleN -
the County of York at the New York C9u1ly -s Io
House In the City Of New York. which SAID company
was fled in said County Clerks Office on February -
1901. - ,o,,
SHfPMAN. LAROCQCE CH9ALE;;s
Attorneys FOR Paintin
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
4 CORRECTION.

The announcement that the Rev Edwin Farley
was be married error His brother
the Rev. James Farley, OF Nutley n. j., is the
man who win marry Miss Elizabeth Ware Wood
ward September 3. He is the pastor OF ST
Paul's Congregational Church at Nutley. and his
brother. Edwin Farley, is .ie pastor of the Pres
byterian Church AT Roseland. n. J.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
WILLIAM B. GOURLEY NAY ACCEPT.

Paterson Aug. % (speciaD.-It is now believed
here that William b. Gourley will be the chairman
OF the Democratic State Committee for another
year. Mr.. Gourley has not sought the place. say
ing that he is so busy with his law practice that
he would be glad TO be relieved OF the work of
conducting the State campaign. but the Democratic
State leaders have asked him accept
the chairmanship.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
CUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

YoRK.-The Germania Life Insurance S'rapans pi,e E
tiff AGAINST winifred Condor. BENJAMIN r f'olnate 1S
Charles Buck and Abbte Buck his VIE; yanahan
Chase and Catherine Chase, his wife FraIA 1-,ss-
ard clara Augusta Vaughan his wife William - s-s
Catherine walsh. John Murphy. Mary Muipns' raj
Nurnhv and Bertha Schlomann. Defendant@ .t-a tt
desired IN New York County. summons summons x.7 are
No To the above named defendants- loe -,
hereby summoned answer the complaint y! '' IsinTs
srd 10, OF answer on the Pi-. ,sts
attornevs within twenty after the service ~
sumrons exclusive OF the day Of service anu m - sksn
yyo,,r N aure 70 appear answer Judgment vii a, fbs
against YOU by default. for the relief dehlahuSN -
complaint. -,- % ta0t
SHIPMAN, LAROCQJE x tIiJALt..tt ALLIt..tt,rN
,sratrttr-s ATTORNEYS No 40 Wall street tNahna''
New York city. - nj. rTs,v- n chase
ctS.-tna walsh Winfred Condor John MURPHY ~ fnrs-
NS,'rnb rosenn Murphy and William r Nanse. nur-
going summons served upon You oy IIstcs %
oan9 ~ an order OF David McAdam a 5stsd
sSs s,1prens Court OF the state ef New IL Sn,pIain
JnIv 10 Iqol hlsd July q lsVL WIN tb CLERK Of
action In the otlce OF W
M County of New York at The New ferN c,rlaint
-. ~ ths Cttv OF New York which saH s,.aIv
vas aled In said County Clerks oflee On
1901. Y,,,e
Attorneys FOR Fiai''
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
NEW JERSEY NEWS. !
RAID on ILLICIT DISTILLERl.

TWO JERSEY CITY MEN Who " ERE IN
CHARGE LOCKED Up.
Deputy United States Marshal William l.. och-
enhausen, with two Jersey City policemen, last
night raided an Illicit distllery at No. 329 New
ark-ave Jersey City. William II. Clark, thirty
two years old of No. 21S Belvidere-ave.. and Jere-
miah Williams, thirty years old, Of No. Iuers5,
Up at police headquarters, and will be ta19n oer9re ore
q United States Commissioner to-day. 1hey ue-
MED being the of the plant. and said they
were employed by a man named Brown whose
address they did not know.
The owner of the building said he had rented
the cellar a month ago to man named BroWn.
" no said he was engaged in the manufacture OF
vinegar. The plant consisted of sixty gahon
still, a barrel of molasses and three barrels or
mash. There also a barrel of whiskey in the
cellar.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
BITTEN BY A BULLDOG.

Asbury Park. Aug 2s (SpeciaD.-Chester A.
Waters, Of Newly ork who is spending the summer
No. 3os sixth-ave.. this city. bitten in the
wrist this morning by a bulldog while trying 10
separate two fighting dogs on the boardwalk Mr.
Waters was taken to the Emergency Hospital
where Dr. Marren cauterized the wounds
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
IN pursuance of an order of Hon. Abner c

l. 1romas a Surrogate OF the County of New York.
notice is hereby to all persons having claims against
Iohn r. Brucs the County Of New YORK. Boroufh
OF deceased the with vouchers
thereof subscriber at his place OF transae,ins
business al the Chas. r. z VIM Nv. Buckley
poonn Iol5 No broadway in the city OF New York
"a, or heror- the thrty-hrst day OF December next
Dated New the twenty-f fourth day OF June lsol
ROBERT NJ. BRUCE. Executor
cHAs p wM W. BUCKLEY. Attorneys for Executor.
I4i Broadway ~. Y. City. Borough OF Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
PLANS FOR AN APARTMENT HOTEL.

The plans for TIE apartment hotel to be built
by the Seaboard Realty Company. at No. "A to 30
West Forty -fourth-st.. have been completed by
Ludlow & Valentine. The hotel Will be thirteen
stories high and will cost about s550.o60
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
ARMOUR STORAGE PLANT BURNED.

COLD STORAGE BUILDING COVERING TWO CITY
LOTS DESTROYED AT JERSEY CITY.
The cold storage plant OF Armour & Co. at Hen
derson and Fourth sts.. Jersey City, two story
brick building covering city lots, was destroyed
by fire fast night The fire broke out at midnight.
and burned so rapidly that the building was doomed
before the frernen arrived. The loss Is estimated
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
.1-cTtoN SALES YESTERDAY.

Ry William Ryan c. Leroy-st II 81 Lukes
Place. % 9xT3 4xso ox5 story AZ dws n: foreclosure
sale: Mutual Life Co Ellen Cunning ana
another: Townsend McCleIsnd attys VIM Hlaikie ref
Judst 5 s0s TO- s240 or taxes etc so5 -;
Z L Well for 81 100
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
5urrosnrss' Noilfss
r AsfBERToN ANNA DE wITT-In

T .ANiBERTON, ANNA DE WITT-In pur
suancs OF an order of Hon. Abner c. Thomas. a
Surrogate OF the County of New York notice hereby
given all persons having claims against Anna De Wit
Lsberton late e the County OF New York. deceased to
present the with vouchers thereof 10 the sub
scribsr. Of transactng business. the es
OF Wilmot Townsend Cox. No 81 Wall street. Borough
Of Manhattan the City II New York. before tHs
25th day Of November. 1891. next
Dated New York the 7th day of May. 1901
CHARLES l. LAMBERTON. Executor
wILMoT TOWNSEND cox Attorney tor Executor, 81
Wall Street Borough q Manhattan. New York Cfy
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27

l. n Tbomas a Surrogate County OF New York.
Notice is hereby given TO all persons having claims
II Roosevelt, late Of the County OF New
York present the same with vouchers tnerso
at place OF usnsacting business
", " a Waii Street IN the Borough OF Manhattan IN
The City OF New York before the second day 9f
Noyarnnsr naxt Dated York. the 22d day OF April
iooi JOHN f ROOSEVELT W EMLEN MOOSE
E1ecu.ors a and 40 Wall street Manhattan Borough
New York City
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
CONGRESSMAN GARDNER HI.
HE WAS DEL1RIous FOR SEVERAL HOURS YES.
rERDAY-rRYsIPEGAs THE CAUSE.

Atlantic City. Aug. 26.-Congressman Gardner in
jured his arm severely last week. Ho paid no at
tention TO the wou I'd until eryspelas developed.
He had planned a trip the Bunaio Exposition.
hut Il had 10 be postponed. Mr.. Gardner became
suddenly H. and DR. Reed. who was summoned.
said that the condition of his patient was serious
During the day Congressman Gardner was derious
for seNeral hours
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
.~rRANcEscA ia RrMrvA" IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Ayg. 0.-An elaborate revival OF oFran-
cesea da Rinl!na" was presented at the Grand
Opera House tonight by ous Skinner who, with
MS able support. was enthusiastically received
The tragedy was attractively set the scenic sur
founoinEs and the costuuing effective. and
tnc prodnctlon was regarded az a pronounced sue
Sess MT: skinner shared his triumph with Aubrey
Boncicauf. Marcia Van Dresser William Norris
and Gertrude Norman.
For ether sports Page -
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
APARTMENT HOUSE TRANSFERRED

The Yonkers North End Land Company yester-
day took title to plot. 70 6x100 feet at the north
west of Ninety-eghth-st. and Broadway,
from E. p. Brewer. for consideration of 100000
over a mortgage Of 100000 An apartment house
stands the premises.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
REAL ESTATE
UNION DIME SAVINGS BANK TO MAKE
ALTERATIONS IN ITS BUILDING
JOSEPH JEFFERSON MORT
CAGES PROPERTY

1t was learned yesterday from trustworthy
source that the drysoods firm which is seeking
site for a building for it's own occupancy in the
Long Acre Square district has received word from
the Astor estate that it could obtain long lease
of the block front the side of Seventhave..
between Forty-third and Forty-fourth SITS. A row
of hathouses stands on the premises. The agent
who represents the drygoodS house said yesterday
that the house was undecided as to whether to take
the parcels between Forty-second and Forty-third
SITS, controlled by Daniel S. McElroy. the Astor
buildings
Emil Simon has sold Nos. sos and 511 West One
hundred d-iftteth-st, two three story and base
ment dwelling houses, each lot 15x9911 feet,
for about sS5 900
The Union Dime Savings Bank has filed plans
for alterations to its bank building TO cost $1,000
Alfred II. Taylor is the architect.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27

Joseph Jefferson yesterday mortgaged his prop
erty at No I.4s1 LexIngton-ave. for $4,000 at
per cent to the Title Guarantee and Trust Com
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
Brooklnn proprrin for Sale.

FOR SAIsE-Would like 70 spend half hour in
speCting home that will IN improvements with
advsnces made I'm the Sciences Ars OF the Twentieth
century. for third the price OF home equally nm
i~he anywhere IN the Borough of Manhattan The largest
operation attempted IN either Borough That beaut
ful row Of thirty artistic circular. octagon and
dwellings sides sterling Place.
forming the block between Gnderhil and Washington
Finished with the choicest hard woods model
atiled kitchens electric light combination chandeliers
shower tiled bathrooms, buffers pantry. and extension
dining rooms psneled ceilings.
open daily from \. NJ 70 F. NJ.
THE WHOLESALER CAN
UNDERSELL THE RETAILER.
DON'T do yourself the injustice o. purchasing elsewhere
until have inspected these model homes.
Take labush Vanderbilt Ave from City Hail.
New York Sterling Place ttime - minutes block
from main Prospect Park. The highest and
choicest location In Brooklyn
VIII. IT, REYNOLDS, BUILDER. on PREMISES.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27

Il x-opE To All persons interested IN Ssinr tne the
r-,-,ns r Hunter and Charles L. Petts SIi1 yinck
srNhs Hunter & Co assigned to FranSIn - zach
Tor the beneht creditors send 10 and
- 80, ar. hereby cited required persohy+ part
s or y ~ speeia Term of the Supreme Cohi nfv q
10 ne held in the County Court House IA Iot al 1879
-. vorL he 97th day OF SEPTEMBER -
O'clock in the forenoon OF that DAY tnen ~ rrankln
s,,,y why settlement of the accouhs
,,,rct assenss OF the named Twins ,of b
and ~harles L. Pettis insovent debtors ~ seftl4-
Sad ord m NO cause be shown. tnen 20 attsha TN
mant of the assignee's accounts. .as tbA seal ot
In whereof have hereuito
the said supreme be hereto aIrlxed 1,DTrNr
INV $50 Hon CHARLES Fl VAN bEs a. os
CHE, r,~oa of the said Supreme this lotn aa'
August. 1901 vvM. soHMER, clerks.,
URIAH W. TOMPKINS. Attorney f9r Asslsh0''
Broadway. ~. Y. City. Borough OF hannas'Ai
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
NOTES OF THE LINKS.

An unusual crowd Of golfers has gathered at the
81 Hubert's links, in the Adirondacks for the re-
naming weeks Of the Interest in the sport
is at its height for the ST. Hubert's team has five
matches on its schedule between now and Septem-
ber Is The first will he at EliZabethtOwn. with
team Of six from the Cobhle Hill Golf Club. the
other dates including matches with the Champlain
and Saratnga
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27

Frederic Taylor and others took title yesterday
to the property on the east side of Ftfth-ave 81 4
feet north OF Eleventh-st. from George e Wood.
This parcel is almost opposite the Minturn house.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27

UPPER WEST SIDE BLOCK FRONT SOLD
the block front the east side of Amsterdan1-ave
between NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Two-hun-
dred-and- thirteenth SITS The size OF the parcel Is
2s0x75 feet Charles T. Barney is reported to be the
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27

In preparation for the open tournament which
begins Saturday at Saranac Lake, the Amper-
sand golfers have been taking part in several
matches with neighboring Adirondack teams. The
last with the Lake Placid team at Ampersand.
the home players winning by score of 70
On the Ampersand side were Douglas Bouner. r. b.
Schley. c S Ransom. Otis L. Williams. c. F.
Cole and D. c Carstairs. The Lake Placid men
included ". H McConvi. A r Naylor, II. De-
iano. W. McDonald and George Stevens.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27

Mrs. John W. Griggs. wife OF the former Attor-
ney-General who is himself enthusiastic golfer.
was one Of The recent prize givers in the tourna-
ment the Champain Golf Club. whose course
is at Bluff Point y. Y. The tournament was for
women, and was won BY Miss Redway, Mrs. Ly
man n. Treadway taking second place Mrs. John
j Lapham. Of this city. also offered cups for
similar tournament for men, in which first place
vas won by J. +. Conway and second place by
naninl
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
COALING STATION AT JIBUTTL.

UNITED STATES SAID TO BE PREPARING TO MAKE
PORT A STOPPING PLACE FOR wARsHIPs
London, Aug. 27.-"The Jibutil mall brings
tidings that the United States is taking steps
to make Jibutil stopping and revictualling
station for its feet in preference TO Perrin
or Aden" says the Marseilles correspondent Of
The Times" "and a group Of capitalists are
organizing coal depots for supplying Jibutil
with Am srican coal. which will thus compete
with British coal. The same company Is nego-
tiating TO coal Russian vessels
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
IN pursuance of an order OF Hon. Abner @.

Thomas a Surrogate OF the County Of New York.
hereby given to all persons having claims against
DuIcena p MONEY OF the County OF New York de-
ceased TO with vouchers thereof TO the
OF transactng business the
cNce OF Rush Taggart 1s5 Broadway in the city OF
New York on before the goth day OF November next
Dated New York. the 9th day OF May, lo0i
rJOYr II GREEN, WILLIAM W. HEATON. Executors
rJrc Attorney for Executors.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Jerome ave. s 20 II ot Garheld-st. for one
and one hatf story frame stable 24siG. william
Reerli, Erncli1 Place. owner; Louis Falk. No
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
5nrrosates Notires.

TN pursuance OF an oruer of Hon. Abner C.
- Thomas a County OF
notice is hereby given all having claims
Henry ANY late OF County OF New York
with vouchers thereof 70 the subscribers
the city New York, before the first day OF
November next. Dated New York the fourth day OF
April 1901 LOUIS III. AMY. ERNEST J. H. AMY.
Af,FRED v AMY Executors. EDWARD j. MCGUIRE
Attorney FOR Executors Wall Street. Manhattan New
York ity
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
Brooklnn propsrtn TO fet.
Conntrp Boaro.

INNGLEwooD. n. J.-Accommodation in an American
IL family excellent cuisine: piazzas pleasant
sahlinG: French and German spoken. Address COM
FORT Box 30 Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27

For ether sports see Page -
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27

Dated. New York CITY July o. 1901 .,,--r,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-08
WOMAN
LOVED A.
WOMAN
Miss Garham Killed Herself
IfIer Being Ordered From
Mrs. Whites House.

Winchendon. Mass. Jan S.-Oyercome
a married woman whose husband had or
dcrcd her from the house. Miss Katherine
H.. Gorhan, while sitting In room with
her mother, last evening fired two bullets
into her forehead. dying almost Instantly.
Miss Gorham had passed much OF the
day with Airs John White. the woman
TO whom she WAS so deeply attached.
The blfauuatiOn dates back two years.
whom they hxed in adjoining houses. Mrs.
White took care of Miss Gorham during
the latiers illness An intimacy deyei-
oped, which was displeasing TO Mrs. Cor
ham, the girls mother
Last iali when Miss Gorham went 10
Boston TO study elocution, Mrs. White
TOOK room there 80 as 10 be near her
friend Miss GOrliam Is known to have
come tO NinchendOn several times in the
last few months, unknown TO her moth
er, going 10 Mrs. Whites house.
a year ago Miss Gorham went to a
sanitarium I'm Philadelphia 10 be treated
for mental trouble. but came back APP
parently cured.
Miss Gorham was q, the only daughter
OF Mrs. Marian ID. Gorham, proprietor OF
the Ninchendon Courier. She returned
n few days ago from Boston New Years
eve she went TO Gardner 10 give read
ings AT an entertainment Neither at
Gardner nor at home WAS anything unus-
uai noticed I'm her actions.
Yesterday morning Miss Gorham went
TO Mrs. Whites home on Linden street.
Mr. White ordered Miss Gorham from
the house on his return in the early after
noon. She went 20 store and bought
revolver.
bystander notified Chief Callahan,
who told the girls mother OF the trans
action. A search was made, but no trace
OF her could be found. She had gone 10
the Hotel Minchendon and hired q room,
10 which she was accompanied by Mrs.
White. At 7:So y. IN. they left for their
respective homes.
An hour after her return. Miss Cor
ham. In the presence OF her mother, pull
ed out the revolver I'm the sitting room
and fired two shots into her forehead, dy-
ing almost Instantly.
Miss -Gorham had for years been one
OF the most popular young women in
town. She was a leader I'm the Players
Club. an amateur dramatic organization,
frequently filling the title role. She was
Woman's Educational Club. She was a
member of the class of 'eS. Murdock
school
Arrangements for the funeral will not
be completed until the arrival OF Mrs
Gorham's sister. Mrs Smith, from Phil
adelphia.
Mr. White is n travelling salesman for
"A cotton manufacturing firm. t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-08
0lNEYVIlLE.

There was considerable excitement on
Atwood street at 6 o'clock this morning
caused by a fire in a house at 40 on that
street.
When Mr.. c. NJ Hueser. who lives on
the lower floor. retired from his labors as
night watchman at one OF the mills, he
saw fire issuing from the roof OF his
home and he ran into the houscf'and noti-
fled the inmates and then went TO box 40
ing box 472 which is located on tho corner
OF Plairfeld and Atwood streets, and
thus caused something OF n delay.
william Bends. who is employed at the
Olneyvine Hotel saw the hro and. know
ing that there were several children I'm
the attic Of the house, hurried to their
rooms and took the little ones out, the
smoke by this time making It's way into
the rooms
The FIRE was caused by a defective
chimney I'm the home OF William German
on the second floor. wood FIRE having
been made 20 prepare the morning meal.
and sparks few out OF break I'm the
chimney and Ignited pile OF old papers
that had been tucked into a closet. The
fire made its way through the partition
20 the roof and many who saw the smoke
at first supposed that II was only a chin
ney fre. The house IL owned by the A.
A. Kimball estate and is insured by W.
II. Harris The loss 20 the building and
contents IL considerable
Court General Sheridan, A. q. r., held
a well attended meeting last cvef~lg
whch one candidate was sdnitts1,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-08
SOME MYSTERY.
Robert N. Ford Of Central
Falls Dies at WoOnsOCket.

Robert NJ. Ford. aged "a years, who
lived on Summer street, Central Falls,
died at the woonsocket Hospital yester-
day afternoon. there being more or less
mystery about his death
The man was found by the police on
Monday morning. lying In the back entry
OF clouter's block on Social street, I'm an
unconscious condition.
lie was taken to the police station and
medical aid summoned, but little could
be done, and after Drs. T.. ID. Clarke, c.
w Jenckes and j. G. Miranda had at
tended the man during the day. he was
taken 10 the hospital about Z o'clock
and died at without resaining con-
sciousness.
His mother. Mrs. Margaret McCarrick.
OF Central Falls, was notified and. I'm
company with her son-in-law. arrived in
Woonsocket on an evening train and
identified the remains as those OF her
son.
There arc no signs OF foul play on the
body nor any bruises that are noticeable
1Ie was well appearing young man,
being we'll dressed. In his pockets st the
police station were found n pocketbook
containing n small sum OF money. gold
watch gold ring and gold pin. which
would do away with any robbery theory
chief OF Police Dodge and his force
are at work on the case. and hope 20
gain information, which will throw light
upon a.
The autopsy will no doubt tell consid-
erable and will settle the cause OF the
young mans death.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-08
PAWTUXET VALLEY.

The officers OF Washington Lodge, No.
II, /. o. Q. T., OF Riverpoint were in
stalled I'm Odd Fellows hall. Saturday
evening by ID. ID. G. NJ. Edward E. Pay
SON.
The Ames estate at Harris has been
purchased by j. Warren Landers OF APP
ponaug one of the members OF the town
council of Warwick. Extensive repairs
will be made upon the buildings OF the
estate and new buildings erected.
The annual melting of the Baptist
<notty Oak Sunday school was held last
evening and officers elected for the year
ensuing
Ice - inches thick was cut on Saturday
from AshMnrIh-s- coXe by {. H.-RatteY- of
Natick, and I'm many OF the valley viii
lagos ice inches thick has been cut up
on the small still ponds. Saturday even
ing a bush fire came near burning tho
railroad bridge temporarily erected over
the Pawtuxet between Natick and Pom
tiac, by the New Haven railroad.
The fustian mill OF Crompton company
which has been stopped for week start
ed up this morning
An interesting meeting OF the League
Of the Sacred Heart OF st. Josephs
church. Natick, was held on Sunday af-
ternoon I'm the parish house. The meeting
was addressed by Rev. Fr. Leblanc and
others. This is "A new church organlza-
ton. recently organized I'm the valley.
The large turbine wheel recently placed
I'm the mill at Lippitt was started for the
first time yesterday morning.
The parish concert given In Temper
ance hail. Lppitt, OF Sunday evening
was we'll attended and the program gave
great satisfaction TO the large audience
present.
The Societe 81. Jean Baptiste OF Arctic
held its installation OF officers Sunday
evening at its han an Arctic After the
installation a banquet was served. This
society has "A membership OF 56l. owns It's
own building has we'll filled treasury
and cleared the year Just ended with $500
over ali expenses. The officers OF all the
French Canadian societies I'm the valley
attended the banquet as invited guests.