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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-22
NOPHTHALMIC SURGEON
Ihn "KuifeIesS Surgery" Has Made
Famous.
sALAA INTERVIEWED BY A REPORTER
etusses the New Methods of Treat
n1ent as We'll as Med
ieaI Ethics,

&NAsn approached by reporter Or.
~ very kindly consented to an inter
IN, Vhch will doubtless prove interest
Y many, even though they may not be
{-Mi WIN his remarkable accomplish
I'M u me advancement of ocular scieuce
3ls the past.
" doctor said Of himself and of his
appreciate fully the magnitude of the
I'm committing against medical ethics
WsIlas 70 your city as the assistant Of
aymouf, who presents through the
'a NV, q the press his advanced works
oahalmology.
vuseflatlon has taught me that II
galeeS a valuable invention, II he
sSss Tue Of meritorius merchandise.
ts r,siilSes 1t as widely as possible. He
nS market as much as he can, and
NV. uo longer disputed that success in
Il ~ direct proportion to liberal
SNeftising. The business OF pro
ss.,s man who should shut himself in
Ess street and court seclusion, who
{SIs.e' k upon advertising as crime ana
r.s.V az a misfortune, would never win
iet this Is precisely what many
~ Doctor who discovers new rene
~, snl who improves upon surgical
Est~a . ot develops especial skill in the
] et..s " 'aiAA Al7-de tsg huHuI 10 nANf
I,eSs ss light 70 advertise tie fact as the
"a s ~, Ok medical college professor, and
I'M nihout Being clasSed as unproies-
INA LAS as having committed a crime
,e accepted the mercantile idea in
fIIo,a 20 suu my presence here is for the
I'm Aldlng DR., Seymour In his at
NINA give the people OF Houston and
IA n ne opportunity of taking advan-
$4S NC new methods of advanced eye
n " sdNo.ctor, do you claim in all sin
BIZ ts ss4t eross-eyed children can have
f abon ~ Strengthened without surgical
"a VIM me statement In the affirma.
b ,h,stIuIt the fear Of contradiction by
ts,rp,sS OF the times. IL is now an
6f.sl,, s tset that the treatment of this
8eiss ustormity, by means of muscle
Din SUI properly adjusted glasses, is
ID "A 0nly way 1t should be handled,
d, d,Sy1a practice of using knife is fast
4 eos,,ssated by the best informed men
Ely' M renee Of oculists In Chicago re-
4 ihver ~ ..vp9lsensus Of opinion was largely
&tlhf ms new and modern method Of
&A psss,As eyes The only element
u ktissluaes success In nearly every
nA sss u leet that the sight of the
E'tnsS, ssShnection the doctor makes the
"a i'll, nat apparently few people who
|fsssi " hssistanoe have eyes that are
i Ves' and that In many cases
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-22
PAckERIEs FOR FORT WORTH.

It Is Said that a ST, 10 Firm Will Lo-
cate There.
Fort Worth, Texas, December 2f.--About
two months ago Gao acres of land were
sold betv cen Fort Worth and Hodge, three
miles from the city. Until today It never
developed who the purchasers were.
Hon. John W Springer Of Denver who
passed through here on his return home
from Chicago, said the land was bought
by Nelson Morris g. Co. the ST. Joseph
pacters, and he predicts this arm cOnte1l-
plates putting up a packing house plant
here at an early date. Mr. Springer also
said he couyersed with Swift and Armour,
and that they expect 10 begin active opera
tons at an early date,
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=. ,ndv OF character as lndl-
~ ny ayes becomes an interesting
" daiiy life. and | do not object
ron some of the opinions l
Hyps "A by personal observations IS
N JOHN IL The substantial facts as
as sO n conversation with prominent
etiysss;t; ;s realized in how many things
Il INV their owner. Many people
m ~ ali protesting TO be physiog-
el NY ssonentiy are led to form opinions
ALL neighbors by purely physlog'
sisns We often hear q man say
ftal L ~ lines Is the biggest fool In
~ I ua mas the most foolish, express
n pSorlne pair Of eyes have ever
EtssAycnng parents. in particular, are
n :, Naming bright futures for their
n 2. Phssing their Judgment entirely
lel wonderfully intelligent look
fS .ahy Ices eyes The proud mother
y y. IT am sure he'll some day be a
~, Men, more sensibly, will lead
i, business dealings by opinions
"a IN lust this way. tew, Indeed,
q \. ,o1pd Inexperienced enough to
~ ,ny confidence in man having
a :. r5snd shifting eyes, closely set to-
% y tbe head aud usually aecompan-
pair OF narrow, slopfng shoui-
rbis is the makeup of typical
n. SiSs S Bnt man not knowing tn
Il IN sav. ~ don't Ike his looks. He
4, w slippery for me" When the av-
n, nan however having some secret
[+vs.tsn mat he is a born physiognolnist,
II. 4 form positive judgments about
H. " mere Individual signs he Is ike
lb ri sadly. Many a natural gifted
M las been pronounced by snch a
H. 4, man given over to dissipation
t,sss Ms full, prominent, saucer-like eve
t,s ssnns resemblance 10 an eye fun by
Enadon The latter case, however, Is
fT lIStingulshablc. Physical pleasure
n. ,,ndency TO draw up the lower eye.
4 though to half close the eve. 1t
II becomes thicker, feshier and remains
kaM 10 against the eye like a soft
ESIap giving this appearance of fullness
Ia I'VE. the sign Of fuency and great
5snsii Of language.
|rJcsSteily much is told about us by
II pye Dogs and children have been
EA natural physiognomists. dog
Esii1ss will refuse any caresses or lid
y ffm some stranger. and stink off,
II Nil run up to another man equally
,trsnge TO him. wagginC his tail and
In d lick his hand Children also know
n VITO VIII grant their request, and
n viii refuse rrufhy. A 7ycar-old boy
NJ vent up to a stranger to ask him to
something. when asked why he went
that man when his uncle was by, an
FHd. "Well. because the mau had yes
Etd In his eyes
bsr u the human eve to their own par
|nlr use Surgeons and dentists, re-
|aaAsring that some Of the most delicate
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might easily become, We have mucn neg
iected in the past this means OF mutuai
enligbtment. stimulation and pleasure anu
IL is hoped that the time Is ripe tof re-
formation in this regard.
An ppusually large and Representative
attendance Is desired and expected az t ia
appronching meeting In Waco Inc on, OLA
GERS Of the state Teachers associatlCn anu as
Of the superintendent, and PIineiP Pc srsat
ISOLATION have arranged program OF III
interest which has been publsned. - ~ -, ~,
Inc leading papers. The meeting VII opr'
az o'clock Thursday afternoon peceh
her 20, with a session Of the superlaatesnltIlll
snts' and Principals association, ana VII
~ ca,tinned through varied programs
Thursday evening. Friday forenoon, ai iea
noon and evening and SATURDAY m9l morn ~
Information concerning reduced - la'e iocsi
All railroads may be obtained from
Ticket agents. Respectfully, $500.
state Superintendent
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ton; wilbarger. Wheeler, whistler. ward
and Noakum
Fifth. or special assignmenrs Causes
transferred from other branches Of the
court, and felony cases sent direct tc Dallas
from counties not named 10 preceding az
signments, will be taken up at any time
during the term upon submission BY aithor
the State or the appellant, aud the auAhor.
ity by which such cases are sent dlrech 10
that term must appear In or accompany hhe
record
Wednesday Of each week VIII be sch
apart for delivering opinions and hearing
arguments. By order Of the court.
y NJ CASTOR. Clerk.
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CAN nor Use ANY MONEY.
orayson County Candidates Must Run on
Their Merits.

sherman, Texas, December 2t.-The dem
ocratio county executive committee met
this afternoon and held Eve hours ses.
sion, which resulted IN ties, requiring
every man voting In the primaries to take
a solemn Obligation 10 9npport the tieke.
from consta BILE 10 governoE. and making the
primaries exclusively for white democratic
The primaries were 5e for April ~. being
the second Saturday. The manner Of open
ire tbe polls end conducting the election
was debated. ana a resolution adopted
which nrovides that no candidate shall
uge money to further his candidacy. nor
ehali ne hire men 20 work for him 10 the
campalen, and II II reasonably appears
that such has been the case the committee
Is empowered 10 Withhold from him the
certificate OF nomination. and tbs' II shall
be issued 10 the man receiving the next
highest number Of votes who shall not have
used money In he manner exhibited, and
n an the candidates are shown 10 have
used money IN that manner, then a new
primary shall be ordered.
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HalIet.ville School Notes.

nafletsvillS, Texas, December 2o.-The
county board Of examiners is In session TO-
day for the purpose OF passing on the
qualifications OF those desiring TO teach,
There are but two applicants.
The teachers OF Lavaca, De witt and
Gonzales counties are arranging for Joint
institute 10 be held IN YoakUm, January
IL and 10.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-22
SISTERS OF CHARITY
All Over the United States Use
Pe.ru.na for Catarrh

From a Catholic Institution In
Ohio comes the following recon-
mend from the Sister superior:
Some years ago friend OF our
Institution recommended TO us DIR.
Hartman Peruna as an excellent
remedy for the influenza OF which
we then had several cases which
threatened 10 be OF serious char
acter.
"We began TO use IL aud eNperi-
enced such wonderful results that
since then Peruha has become our
favorite medicine for influenza, ca
tarrh, cold, cough and bronchitis"
SISTER SUPERIOR.
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Went % Hear Sam Jones.

TimpSon, Texas, December 20 There
was quite a party went up from here to
Carthage the evening OF the 18th to head
sam Jones Every Que who heard it
think the lecture was peculiarly adapted to
Of Sans style OF seeing thugs. In other
words. there was not much bark left on
some things when he got through.
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APPROXIMATION for kransas Pass.

Corpus Christi, Texas, December 20.--T'he
board OF trade held an important meeting
yesterday, passing strong resolution urg'
lag congress 10 place Arkansas Pass on the
continuous or permanent Improvement
basis, instead OF constantly being com
PEELED to plead for a little appropriation.
The citizens Of San Diego, Duval county,
also held mass meeting aud passed a
similar resolution.
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sAERlEEs, DEPARTMENT.

Taken up by d. 81 Garvin, SIS Charities
street. Houston. Texas, three hogs, two are
black and one is red. all marked under bit
In the left ear.
tnn Texas one small flea bitten sorrel
mare, branded II p on the left hip. name
clipped; liberal reward.
dfzaSsA or staisn from kfk. Il. Wsn. 1al1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-22
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.

Especial 10 The Post)
Norfolk, Va.---Arrlyed; HezmdO, from
Calves on.
Key est.-Arrlvcd: Sabine (Aml, from
GalvesfSu and sailed for New York.
ROTTERDAM. Arrived: CALEDONIA (Br).
Galveston,
Bremen-Arriyed hngdony (Ger), from
Galveston.
New York.--Arriyed. Denver. from Cal
weston,
Sailed: Lampasas. for Galveston,
Port Eads.--Arrived: Ely orb from
Celba.
Sailed: wenroe t3r), from Aarhuus via
Norfolk; schooner General Il. s. Greeley
lAmO for Boston.
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Fiftu.sixth District Court.

Galveston, Texas, December 21.--Mamie
". Nelson VS.. w. r. Nelson; decree for
divorce granted
Mathlldo Heine VS.. r. w. Heine; decres
for divorce granted and custody OF the
minor children Willie c. BeIne, aged IL
wears, Gud Charles T.. Heine, aged 10 years,
awarded to plaintiff.
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So Endlna to a Recreation rrip.

Galveston Texas December 21 R B.
Mcconnell OF ST. Louis came to Galveston a
short time ago to enjoy a little recreation,
accompanied by his wife. Today he. re-
turned to St. Louis with her corpse Mrs.
Mcconnell died last night at St Mary's
infirmary after a brief Illness
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-22

From Scotland to Look After interests.
Corpus Christi. Texas, December 2O.--Mr.
J. c. Roberts OF Dundee Scotland, seore'
tary OF the Texas Land and Cattle com
pauy, Is among the visitors here, being
on business connected with his company's
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-22
ccessfuI Fire Alarm.

Galveston, Texas, December 21.--The hrst
occasion to test the fire alarm system re
Gently installed along the wharf by the
American District Telegraph company was
in the case Of fire which occurred at the
Mallory line docks this afternoon. The
fire was caused by the explosion of an oil
stove, and within two minutes the alarm
had been given and the FIRE coinnany was
minutes the fire had been extlhguished. all
the piers at the wharf are equipped with
this system OF IRE alarm boxes.
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Texans in New York.

The following Texans are in New Ysski
.uouston--J ", oatley, Jr., collouade-
BALLAST II, Damsey, Bartholdi
Beaumont--w Walter J. Crawford, Jr,. Park
Avenue
Fort worth--Mrs w. l. Kesn. Hoilands
vi Paso-A. Ma ttison. Imperial.
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cafe Mananer Promoted.

Galveston, Texas. December 81. Ralph
Whetham, who has for ZONE time acted as
manager Of the Harvey cafe at the Union
depot, has been transferred from Galveston
to Memphis. Tenn. and Will have chLrga
of the opening OF the Hervey cafes along
he line OF the Mem phis and Birmingham
Railway company between Kansas City and
Memphis This road has been purchased
nv the Frisco line.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-22
fAeHERS ASSOCIATION
r,o SsU'rtRlNTENDENT OF EDucA-
=" CALLS ATTENTION TO 1T.
~, ~ the Teachers Throughout the
!" attend the Meeting in Waco
During the Holidays.

hu a, isaas' December 2l.-The educa.
\ l,sss 'nent issued the following mo-
|aist j. which calls attention TO the
tssl,. ne State Teachers association
slg Of ~ eal attention officially to the
!, ntcd arss state Teachers association
y erss ing the Christmas holidays.
rsssty Az upon the teachers Of Texas
1stilns privilege Of making the an
ns ses.,el their corporate associa-
ga, vorE SpiittinF force u tne
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-22

Cleveland street, Houston, Texas, one bay
mare. about Is hands high, branded Al
with a half circle over the j. left hind foot
white, blaze face, no shoes on the hind feet
has itch on both sides of neck So reward
A. X. Anderson, sheriff.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-22

Austin, Texas, December 2t--city Attor-
ney Brooks and Deputy Clerk joe Byrne
Of the court OF civil appeals left last night
for Uvalde county for weeks deer hunt.
Fred COnnerly, deputy clerk OF The eu-
preme court will Join them Tuesday, ana
they all expert 10 have a tine time,
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Out on Bond After Three Years in Jail.

Galveston, Texas, December II. After
having spent three years in jail, #. A.
Brooks has been released on a bond Of
$1,000 A. b. Brooks, his brother, who was
granted bond In the same sum, Is still in
Jail. he not having been able 10 make the
REQUIRED bond The two Brothers are
charged with killing ald robbiny an un.
known man in Fat Alley, In this city, In
1895 Two previous trials resulted IN both
being sentenced to the penitentary. but
the eases were appealed and reversed. A
change OF venue has been secured and the
cases will next be tried In Liberty county,
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interest, the Laureles ranch, which Is Id
a prosperous and thriving condition. Lie
win remain several days.
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Prohibition Campaign at Naooedoohes

N0Cogdoches, Texas. December 2o.-A
county prohibition club was organized yes
terday at the court house and q full eorpa
OF officers elected. A vigorous campaign
viii 80 into effect az once. Clubs at every
school and church house In the county will
be organized, and viii report to the ex-
ecutve committee on the 9th pToximc,
when a petition 10 the county Judge will
be presented for him 10 order a county
election All OF the precincts except two
IN tho county already have local option.
aud the promoters OF the move think they
viii have but little opposition In voting
liquor out OF the entire county.
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Mrs. w. H. Terrell sin in Jail.

Galveston, Texas, December p. The
wife Of w. II. Terrell, the man who was
killed here Thursday night while accom-
panying his wife to the circus at Twenty
fifth and Avenue p, is still in Jail. with the
charge OF murder preferred against her
As stated In The Post today, John Kramer.
who Voluntarily surrendered at the 1a!l
the night Of thA-Halllng and whom the
corouers inquest stated was the man who
billed Terrell was released on ball " 5000.
Judge Hershherger, who fixed the amour
Of this bond, indicated that he would admit
the wife OF the dead man to bail in the
same amount. but her attorney went TO
Houston today for the purpose Of taking
case is now set for hearing next Monday
morning,
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TO BRIDGE TIE COLORADO.
Mataoorda County Commissioners Have
Called for Bids

Bay city, Texas, December 2o.-The com
mlssioners court today authorized County
Judge Matthews to advertise for plans.
Specifications and bids, said letting TO be
az january u next 70 bridge the Colorado
river near Bay City. A $4,000 bond levy
has been provided for that purpose.
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OIL AND COTTON MILL WANTED.
The Vernon People Have Appointed an
(nvestiqatina Committee,

Investigating Committee.
Vernon, Texas, December 21--At a mass
meeting held here It was decided TO erect
an oil mill, and a committee was appointed
to solicit subscriptions aud form a com
pany. The commit &c Will also look into
the feasibility Of a cotton mill project, ana
report at an early date The location mere
il fne for both en- A.lses.
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the clock At the Crescent drug store va
swarded to Mrs, Butler, 1905 Cnehs'~
street: aunber Of esspons, o.
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Marriage Licenses.

Galveston. Texas, December Fl William
Lewis and Miss Rachel Humphrey, Joe B
Moore and Miss Emma Hays
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JOHN SEALY TREASURER.
Elected to Succeed His Late Brother
as School Fund Treasurer.
BODY OF A STORM VICTIM IDENTIFIED
Successful Fire Alarn,--Out on Bond At
ter Three Years in Jail-Mrs.
Terrell Still in Jail

Galveston, Texas. December n. AT a
special meeting of the board of sc1ool
trustees held today for the purpose Of
electing successor to the late George
senly as treasurer of the school funds, Joha
sealy was unanimously chosen for the Of
ice. A committee consisting Of Judge VI
E, kleberg and Superintendent Hopkins Of
the public schools was appointed 20 draft
suitable resolutions on the death OF Mr..
sealy. George Seay had been treasurer
Of the public schools Of the city ever since
their inception, and has often contributed
uoetSlly toward their support his was
particularly helpful. Just after the storm,
when there would have been no funds at all
to carry on the schools had Il not been
for his liberality. A special meeting OF
the board will be called 20 read the reso
lutions adopted. The secretary of the board
was also requested 10 draw resolutions Of
coincidence and regret on the death of Miss
Marie Robinson, who had been n teacher in
the public schools Of Galveston for seven.
teen years.
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One Of Tho Storm Victims Identified.


Galveston, Texas, December 2l.-After
having laid for eighteen months in q grave
known only as that Of one of the storm
victims, Benton Kennedy. aged Al years,
once foreman Of Elevator A. viii be buried
tomorrow with Masonic honors. In dis
interring the bodies of the unidentified
storm victims the body OF Benton Kennedy
YVES found and Identified by papers on hts
person, which, strange 20 say, were still In
condition to be easily read. The papers
were receipts for dues paid as a member OF
Harmony lodge OF MasonS. of which he was
a member in good standing at the time Of
his death. Among his effects was also
found 81 in paper money aud 50 In silver.
At the time Of the storm Mr.. Kennedy re-
sided az 22Ol Thirty street, and his
body was found today at Forty FIRST and o.
As soon as the members Of his lodge
learned of the recovery and Identification
% his body they at once decided to give
him the same burial which would have
been accorded had his funeral occurred
after the usual manner
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Or. S. b. Hartman. Columbus, Ohio


Detroit Mich, oct. g. 1901
S. b. Hartman, Columbus,
young W suffering
factoy She found relief further the medicine
to be able cured SISTERS OF CHARITY
o
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many Catholic sisters over e United
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weakness are considered by many 10 hs
entirely different diseases--that dyspepst1
Is eatarrh OF the stomach nnd female weak,
The Sisters are fully aware, consequently
Koruna is their remedy In both these very
common aud annoying diseases
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know exactly what remedy 10
use. These wise and prudent
sisters have found peruna a
uever-fauing safeguard rhcy
realize that when a disease Is of
catarrhal nature, Peruna Is the
remedy. Dyspepsia aud femala
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-13
CRY NEWS

Mrs. r. w. HinSdale went TO her
former home in Hinesburgh, Saturday,
called there by the serious illness OF
her grandmother. She returns to-
night.
The Golf club has added to it's mem.
berShip during the past few days sew
erai local Scotchmen who were expert
PLAYERS on the courses of the old coun.
try before they came to Barre and the
presence of these experienced players
is adding steadily to the golting en-
thuSiasm in the city.
The closing debate Of the Debating
club Saturday evening on the use of
injunction process against labor Or
CARNATIONS drew out the largest audi
ence Of the season. Judge Boyce and
Alexander Robertson were the princi-
pal speakers, though many others par
ticipated. The club expects to re-
sumo it's meetings in October and will
endeavor to secure an address by Sem
ator Dillingham;.
The 18th anniversary of the Ep-
worth League was celebrated at the
Methodist church yesterday. Rev.
L. X. Whitman of Waterbury preach
ee In the morning and delivered an ad-
dress before the league 10 the eve
ming.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-13
EAST BARRE,

Dora Pittsley and Geo Laylor are ill
with typhoid fever.
The soda fountain at the drug store
is being well patronized.
Marguerite Tucker, who has been
quite ill, is reported as better and able
to sit up.
There was meeting Of the fire dis
trict Friday night, and Wilbur A.
Cutler was elected secretary.
DR.. Hayes was in town Friday.
Mrs. Plaisted is on the sick list.
There is some talk of changing the
school hours in the highest grade,
having the children attend from
q. m. to p. M, instead Of the usual
hours.
The ladies of the Congregational
church met last week at the house of
Mrs. Lermond. They decided to help
fill box to be sent to school in
Turkey.