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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-12
T0DAY'S REALTY TRANSFERS

Following IS today's record OF real
estate transfers. made In the Office OF
the county recorder up to o'clock this
afternoon:
Richard Trezise and wife to Clara T.
Weir. warranty deed, lots % and 49,
block ], Enrlchs Subdivision OF Block g.
plat "B." $500.
The Corporation Of the Members Of
the Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter
day Saints residing In the Eighth Ec-
cleslastical ward 10 Elijah +. Sheets, as
Bishop OF the Eighth ward Of the
Church OF Jesus Christ Of Latter-day
Saints deed, part Of lot 2. block SO,
plat "a" 81.
Alexander G. Adamson and wife 70 A.
Koyser, warranty deed, part Of Sec
lions 10, 20 and 30, township south.
range west Of s. l.. meridian, $1,000.
Utah Savings and Trust Company to
Allen II. Beebe warranty deed, lots q
and p, block 10, Arlington Heights. So.
FILED AFTER . p. NJ. YESTERDAY.
Andreas Hammer and wife to Rebec-
ca III. Atkinson and husband, warranty
deed, part Of section 20. township 2
south, range | east Of :. l.. meridian,
81.
Rebecca II. Atkinson and husband TO
Andreas Hammer and wife. warranty
decd part Of section 90 township 2
south. range | east OF S. l.. meridian, 81.
Andreas Hammer and wife to John
Hammer. warranty deed part Of section
20, township ? south, range | east OF
4. l. meridian. 81.
John J. Corum and wife to LewlH b.
Coates, warranty deed. quarter interest
In sundry lots In Coates and Corum's
subdivision Of block 20. plat &C." 81.
Grace L. Davidson 10 w. r. Foley,
quit-claim deed, part OF lot 4, block 70,
plat Fl" 81.
Mrs. Grace Davidson TO w. II. Foley.
quit-clalm deed, part OF lot 4. block 20.
plat IF" 81.
Martha W. Putnam and husband 10
Maggie Outcalt, warranty deed, part OF
lot J. block ii, plat C." with right OF
way: 1890.
Glen r. Boutwell, ct al. 10 Albert W.
Holder, warranty deed, part OF lot z.
block ?, plat "A" 800.
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PERSONALS.

L. NJ. Cargo, western representative
Of the Westinghouse Electric company,
left today for Idaho, to be gone ten
days.
Colonel and Mrs. Sam Park expect TO
leave for New York within the week.
They win be zone some time, the colo
mel desiring to witness the football
games between the great colleges.
J. A. Melville, state land commission
err, is in from Fillmore. and is staying
at the White Houe.
F. L. James. Charles IT, Murphy. w.
L. Johnson, L. +. Hill and DR.. A. p
Denny. Chicago capitalists, are visitors
in Salt Lake today and are staying
at the Kenyon.
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be also one of the features, az.
rangements having been made IN
that end. From the fact that such 4
central location has been sucured for
the exhibition there will undoubteliv
be heavy patronage on the part N
the general public.
The committee OF judges has We, 4,
be appointed, but the names win prob.
ably be forthcoming ON the occasion
of the new meeting Of the board. when
the question Of hanging will also bs
gone thoroughly into With the end IN
view that all pictures may receive
equal treatment when II comes to ais.
play.
Prominent among the long list az
prizes that will be offered Tor paintings.
sculpture and art fabrics, are the state
prize Of $780, the medal OF honor Tor
the best work OF art. open to residents
and non-residents alike; $95 f0r The
best perspective sketch and ground
plan Of modern $4,000 cottage; $50 Tor
the best watercolor sketch, and others.
The state prize winner and the prize
watercolor are to be the property Of
the Utah Art Institute after lie
awards.
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State Of Utah 10 Simon Bamberger.
patent. northwest quarter OF northwest
quarter of section %, township north.
range east.
NJ. L, Ellinger and wife to Julia A.
Shores, warranty deed part OF lot @
block 46. plat "B," with right Of way,
SO, ESQ.
a. w. McCune and wife to Angelina
A. Walker warranty deed, part Of lot |.
block H. plat a." 81,
Thomas Weir and wife TO A. W. Nc.
Cune. quit-cialm deed. lot /. block II.
plat ID" ST.
Edward B.Wlcks to James ". McKln.
ncy, warranty deed part of lot Is.
block is, Ave acre plat a." 500.
Phlneas II, Young ct AL to Simon
Bamberger ct al. quit.claim deed. the
Shale and Limestone lode mining claim
In the Hot Springs mining district; 81.
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MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL.
Atty Wanless Asks for a Re. Open.
ing in King and lynch Trial.

Attorney w. +. Wanless made a mo-
ton this afternoon for a new trial for
King and Lynch, the murderers OF Col.
Prowse, on the ground that the testi-
mony given by William Meyers, who
said that he sold King and Lynch the
handkcrchiefs and satchel. was false.
Meyers also says that he has partially
identified James Delaney from his pho
tograph as the man who was along
with Lynch at the time OF the shoot
Ing. The pair served six years togeth-
err In the Idaho penitentiary.
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Kentucky postofHce Robbed.

Danville. Ky. Oct l2.--At Harrods.
burg, ten miles from here. five men
early today robbed the postofiice, Sc
forwards attempted to effect an en-.
trance 10 the Meyer National bank. BE.
fore they succeeded they were discov-
cred by Policemen Britton and Brown,
who opened fire upon them. A NINA
ture battle ragged during which forty
shots were exchanged. and one OF the
robbers was wounded. The robbers
then retreated. taking their disabled
comrade with them, and effected their
escape. officers In surrounding towns
were notified and a posse with blood
hounds Is In pursuit.
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HONOR FOR UTAH BOY.
Il, r. Morgan Appointed Assistant 10
RlwOod Mead at Cheyenne.

Prof. r. II. Lyman Of the University
u Utah received today a telegram from
Clarence 7. Johnston. assistant TO Prof
Elwood Mead In the government expert
inent station az Cheyenne. department
Of irrigation Investigations, stating thai
L. II. Morgan has been appointed as
assistant az the station and directing
him 10 report at once at the Cheyenne
station.
Mr Morgan graduated from the Uni-
yersity Of Utah last year In the mining
engineering course. His home Is AZ
MN Greek In this county.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

The following building permits were
Issued during the week:
W. W. Beckstead. cor Seventh
South and State. frame addl-
ti0n.. %, 90. 60. -. ............S 200
]. J. Vincent. 5H east Third
South, frame addition e. e. see. 20
Joseph Buckley. 33s east Sixth
South. brick cottage. q. d. .... coo
Spencer Clawson, 1918 south
Main, alterations .. e. :. asa. 1000
L. Harris 1858 south Tenth East.
brick cottage. 60, 90. .,...... 700
Roberts & Blomquist. l5s east
Third South. iron stable. =. .. 100
II j. Smith, 12S south West Tenn
pie brick addition. 60. ....... 200
NJ Boley. Fifth South between
Third and Fourth East. double
brick residence. O., ., o.. o.. 49,. 5000
Mine & smelter Supply Co.,
Broadway. Storage room. O.. i,i00
Mrs A. G. Teasdel, cor First and
G. double brick residence. Co.. $500
Boyd Park, 10 Main street. al
teratlons" ... 49,. ..,... .. ... 400
Total. e., ..si5 40
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THE CROWN POINT GOLD AND SUI
yer Mining Company. Tintic Whining plslliel
Juab county, Utah. Location o. pfihVlps'
place o. business. salt Lake olty. utAu,,
the directors OF The crown roini Gold an1
Silver Mining company. held az SAT- liaa'
CITY. on saturday. the 18Th day OF uctlue.
l9ji, an assc sneht OF ten cents per shA ,
vas levied on the capital stock of W ~ ~,
poration payable Immediately 70 Y n.'v 80
secretary. az his office. room 100, NclufA.N
Block, salt Lake City. Utah Any sloca
on which this assessment may remain un ~
on Wednesday, the 18th day Of Noseia9 ~,
1901, Will be Delinquent and adNcr,ses.,
sale a. public auction, and unless ystM,hs
Is made before. will DO sold on SATURDAY ~
9th day OF November. 1901. 20 pay wy 80. -
lipquent assessment, together with wv Wv
OF advertising and expense OF SAFE
Q. II. Port. secretary;
Room No. 20. Mccormick Block, san lAA'
City, Utah.
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LOGAN NOMINEES.
Democratic Primaries Held In yari-
Gus Precincts Of City.
(speclal 70 the oNews."l


Logan. Oct. 12.-The Democratic
primaries were held In the various dis
triots Of the city last evening and the
following were nominated as council
men;
First Dlstrlct-N. r. Johnson, N. n.
Hansen.
Second District-H. Il. Smith, c. ID.
W Fullmer.
Third District--N A. Ballard, VIM
Andrews.
Fourth District--W. b. Preston, Jr.,
John Dahle.
Fifth District-Charles Bait, T. o.
Hansen.
The Democratic city convention met
this morning at IL o'clock and elected
Lyman r. Martineau chairman, and
l.. s Carbon secretary. The conven-
ton then adjourned until D. m, when
the reports OF the various committees
will be heard.
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Celebrating vIchow,. nIrthday.

Berlin, oct. i2.-Prominent men of
science from all parts Of the world
assembled here today 20 join IN the
celebration 81 the eightieth birthday
~ Prof. Virchow The newspapers to-
day devote columns TO eulogy OF the
professor. reviews Of his life. instances
81 his remarkable vitality and inces-
SAINT work. referring 20 the fact that he
only allows himself four or five hours
sieep daily.
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no RACES TOMORROW.

The Salt Palace management, an.
nounced this afternoon that owing to
the funeral OF President Snow, there
will be no race at the Salt Palace track
tomorrow Julius win probably 60 az.
ter the lV)-inile record one week from
tomorrow. There viii be races next
Saturday afternoon.
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DIED.

SNARR-In Salt Lake City, oo-
tober 18th, Of general debility Har.
rlet Brough. widow Of James
I. snarr, in the eighty-nrst year Of
her age.
Funeral from Sixth ward meeting
house Sunday, 18th inst. at 3 p. No.
Friends are kindly invited.
Millennial Star please copy.
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Annual Baseball Meeting.

Chicago, oct flowing 10 the unset
tied condition IN baseball II has been
decided 10 hold the annual meeting OF
the American League In tbs city Dec
embed 2, instead OF next Wednesday.
the date set In the league constitution.
BY December II is thought the person.
mel OF the teams viii have been per-
fected
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CONCERT POSTPONED.

on accoun, Of the funeral Of the late
President Snow She concert which was
10 have been given in the Grand theater
by Held's band has been postponed for
ore week The band win 20 10 Brig
ham City With the funeral train In the
Afternoon, returning In the evening.
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wifesuspectcd Of Poisoning Husband

81. Paul, MINI, Oct. IA Bozeman.
Mont, special to the Dispatch says:
John Black, a wealthy rancher. resi-
dent Of Gallatln valley, died last night
from morphine poisoning. His wife
and hired man are under arrest charged
with the crime Black is said TO be
over 50 years OF age.
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WILL BE A DRY" SABBATH.
Formal Announcement That Saloons
Will Be Closed Tomorrow.

"The saloons VIII be closed tomorrow
and closed tight There will be no ia
vorltism shown at all. The order WIN
go forth and II any Of the saloon men
violate it they will be brought In just
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The Thirteenth Infantry Arrives.

San Francisco, Oct. l2-The United
States transport Fitzpatrick with the
Thirteenth infantry on board arrived
here today, thirty days from Manila.
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BRIDGE I'LL.
Convicted Man Too Sick 20 Appear
for Sentence.

]. Bridge, the ATTEMPTED ravisher of
little Ellen Lucille Budd Is very III In
the county Jail, and was unable to APP
pear before Judge Stewart for sentence
this morning. His time Of sentence was
continued till October 2S
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Hoods
Sarsaparilla
and Pills

Cure dyspepsia, strengthen and
tone all the digestive organs,
and build up the whole system.
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GOLD MEDAL tHIGHEST
PRIZE) AWARDED,

Three Crown Baking Powder,
Gold Medal; Three Crown Spices,
Gold Meial Three Crown
Flavorlng Extracts. Gold Medal
Merit viii tell; buy the best
and you win never be de-
ceived.
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WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

The following program viii be given
In the Eighteenth lard school house
on Monday evening, Oct. IA, at D. m,
In honor o. Xavier Sager, who leaves
Oct, 10 for a mission to Germany.
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HELP WANTED.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

CARPENTERS APPLY AT BUlLDlN
corner A and Second.
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Stops the Cough
and works or the Cold.
LATE LOCALS,

aIstlye Bromo.Qulvine Tablets cure cold 10
no dsI. No cure, No pay, Price o. cents.
The Newtown bee., 1901-08-16
WARREN.

LOCAL NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Rev Mr. Job, from Kent, preached in
exchange with Rev Mr. Munson, on
Sunday.
Miss Leslie Curtis, from New Jer.
sey, is visiting friends in town.
Dea F. A. Curtis has a house full of
guests and bOarders.
Rev Mr. Burch, from Bantam, who
breaches in the Methodist Episcopal
church once each month, has organ
lied Sunday school at the West dis
trict school house, reaching many who
could or would not get to the Center
to attend service.
Prof Hulte, from Bridgeport, is in
town visiting relations.
Herbert Swift drove out from New
Britain to be with his family over Sun
day. They are boarding at Mrs King
mans, who has house full of guests.
Miss Julia Angevine lis home from
AttlebOrO, Mass, where she has been
with her sister, Mrs Hyde, for the
past year.
Charles Gilman has bought and taken
down theo Harry mallory house. An
other landmark gone.
The Christian EndeavorerS will hold
open meetings every Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock. Last Sunday the meet
ing was near Mr. Morrow's.
Mrs Harnsey with her sister, Miss
Russell, from Waterbury, were guests
at Sheriff M. A. Strong's, last week.
]. M. White, of Orange City, Fla, is
the guest of N. B. Strong.
The Newtown bee., 1901-08-16
WATERFOWL.
OAKVILLE AND VICINITY,

Mr. Carter, the real estate man, who
owns the Davis homestead, has had it
surveyed and cut into building lots, sc
that the pleasantest piece of property
in the village will be changed, and dis
appear. 1t seems too bad.
Frank Plumb has bought a pair OF
large horses, and gone to teaming in
stead of working for the Slade Co.,
where he has been for a number OF
years.
Mrs Inneson, who had shock about
two weeks ago, is not expected to live
long. She has gone blind. Her hus-
band has been blind for several years.
They are being cared for by Mrs GRAFT.
Mrs G.. L. Beardslee and Miss Mary
and Gertrude Beardslee went to the
camp meeting at Plainville, Friday.
1t is reported that the +. c. Slade
Co. is going to sell their mill, as F. c..
Slade, ST., is not well enough to see to
it, and the young man has been sick
since last fall. They will be greatly
missed, as they were always there and
pleasant to do business with.
Mr. Dwy has gone to Kent on visit
of few weeks.
The Newtown bee., 1901-08-16
AT VILLA LUZERN e.

The Villa Luzerne, under the able
management of T. G. Bente, is enjoy
ing most prosperous season. Among
those registered at this popular hotel
are: MI and Mrs G. Orderman, Mr.
and Mrs E. Palmenburg, DR. e.. Bach
man, Mrs E. Bachman, Miss G. Bach
man, Masters F. and H. Bachman,
Mrs A. Miller, Miss A. Miller, Miss A.
Strasser, Miss G. Strasser, Miss A.
Schelisinger, Mrs G. Vallender, Mr.
and Mrs Pfretzschner, Miss M. Pfretz-
schner, Master A. Pfretzschner, Mrs
B. and X. Kahn, Miss Riker, Miss
r. Granger, Miss r. b. Granger, Mrs
Charlton, Charles Greene, w. Miller,
A. Rudd, w. Urquhart, Brooklyn; Mr.
and Mrs Meisner, Torrington; Mrs A.
freedman, Miss A. freedman, A.
freedman, Mrs Londan, DR. Kudlich
and family, Mr. Rolling, Mr. Maxim,
New York; Miss Benson, Mr. Seabright,
Bridgeport
The Newtown bee., 1901-08-16
BRIDGEWATER.

| CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ITEMS.
| Rev Mr. Montgomery of New Haven
preached in the Congregational church
last Sunday morning, and Rev j. o.
Jones of Bound Brook, N. j., in the
evening. The many friends of MI
Jones were very glad to hear him once
more.
pie had a clam bake at..Lover's Leap,
last Wednesday evening, after which
they drove to New Milford and enjoyed
hearing the band play. Although a
shower came up as they were about to
start, it soon cleared away, and all,
finally, is said to have passed off pleas
antly.
"a picnic was held at the Cascades,
last Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs H.. A. Hill and Miss
Daisy have gone to Woodmont.
Last Thursday Mrs Elmer Frost and
son, Willis, George and Miss Abbie
Northrop attended Grange picnic at
Rocky Rest, near Shelton.
A party are to hold picnic at Steep
Rock this week.
Miss DeForest of New Haven is visit
ing Miss Mary Morris.
town, last week, visiting friends.
Charles Weeks of Bridgeport is at
his grandfather S. r. Weeks.
Miss Abbie Northrop has spent a
few days in Shelton.
Miss Anna Stuart of Sherman is at
her uncle's, D. H. Canfeld's.
Miss Emily Kyle of New Haven is
spending her vacation with her
mother and sister.
Rev and Mrs Lovejoy OF Mt Vernon,
n. Y, are boarding at Mr. and Mrs T.
Kane'S.
DR. and Mrs Wilcox have a friend
with them at Mr. Kane's.
Miss Daisy Hill is to teach the gram
mar department of the Center school,
and Miss Ethel Lyon in the primary
room.
Chauncey Beers is in feeble health.
Rev J. o. Jones of Bound Brook, N.
j., is visiting friends in town. He
preached in New Milford, last Sunday
morning, for Rev F. A. johnson.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Peck and son of
New Milford we're in town on Sunday.
Mr. Wildwood has been entertaining
company.
Miss Isabelle Orr has been visiting
friends in PlantSville.
Mrs Harmon Treat is with her
daughter in ROXbury.
Mr. and Mrs Williams of Hartford
have returned home, after spending a
week with her mother, Mrs Sophia
Peck.
DR. and Mrs Wright and friends of
New Milford were in town, Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1901-08-16

her aunt, Mrs G.. f, CalkinS,

her aunt, Mrs G. F. Calkins.
Miss Laura Smith, sister of Mrs
Dwight L. Rogers, spent several days
this week, at Dea Dwight Rogers.
Miss Smith. who is returned mis-
sionary from South Africa, gave very
interesting lectures, both morning and
evening, upon her work.
Miss Edith L. Coons and Miss Sarah
J.. Thomas, left, last week, for 30
days rip to Ohio, Miss Thomas to her
to her former home at Elyria.
Mr. and Mrs Charles LiStman have
returned from New York City, where
they went to attend the wedding of
their son. On their return trip they
made short visit with friends in Long
Hill, calling on Mrs George Sherman,
Mrs George Laufer and Mrs David
Hickey.
The Newtown bee., 1901-08-16
AN INSPIRING SERMON,

Rev Mr. Carter gave an inspiring ser
mon on the text found in Psalms l37
5-6, eff forget thee, o Jerusalem, lei
my right hand forget her cunning. L
do not remember thee, let my tongue
cleave to the roof of my mouth if pre-
fer not Jerusalem above my chief joy. ,
Every man should have his Jerusalem
his hi gh ideal The gift of tongue OF
pen, or money power should be used
for the good Of men and the glory OF
God. Ones lips had best be forever
sealed and his hand paralyzed rather
than they be used for selfish and evil
hideth his talent in napkin.
Word has been received Of the death
of Mr. Kyle of New York, who mas
been at Mr. Measel's for a good many
summers.
Frank Cole has taken position in
a grocery store in Torrington.
There will be a musical rehearsal at
the hall on the Green, on Saturday
evening for the benefit of the public
library.
The Christian Endeavor Union hold
an all day meeting on Saturday, begin
ming at 1915. An interesting pro-
gram is provided for the afternoon
session. DR. Raymond will speak of
Bible study. A collation will be pro-
vided at noon.
A number from here attended the
picnic at Roxury Falls on Wednesday.
Mrs James Bunnell, who has been
quite i'll at her home, is improving.
Charles Carlson, who has been in the
employ of Dea Henry Seeley for some
time, has gone to Sweden.
Messrs Kilbourn, Averill, Seeley and
Squires attended the annual dinner of
the State Legislature at ROTOR Point,
last week Thursday. -
The foundation for the electric light
plants in Mr. Foulois' yard is nearly
ready.
The cradle roll has been appointed
for next week Wednesday, at the par
sonage lawn.
The Newtown bee., 1901-08-16

he maintains very active interest.
Miss Gertrude KaSson, of Brook field,
has spent several days with her sister,
Mrs S. P. Hayes.
Mrs G.. H. Peck, of Derby, has re-
turned to Woodbury., after visit to
Mrs H. w. Peck.
Edgar Daniels and family, of New
ark, N. j., are spending their vacation
with F. H. Thomson.
Mr. and Mrs S. P. Hayes expect to go
to the Pan-American Exposition, next
month.
State Highway Examiner Mcdonald,
was in town last week, and laid out the
road improvements to be made on
Hard Hill.
Almond Perkins and family of
Litchfield called on Mrs Julia Perkins,
last Sunday.
Charles LOOMS, of Waterbury, was
in town on Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1901-08-16
WEST CORNWALL.
MISS KOENIG-MR LIsTMAN

Announcement has been received in
Listman, of this place, to Miss O. Ag
mes Koenig, of New York city.
Mr. Listman is one of the well-known
young men OF this village, and was a
graduate at Mt Herman, in 1898. He
has since been connected with the Y
M. G. A., both at Lawrence, Mass.
and at Winsted, Conn.
Miss Koenig is also graduate of the
Northfeld seminary, and taught the
school in this village during the past
year, making many friends among the
young people, as well as the school
children and parents.
The ceremony was performed at the
home of the bride. on Wednesday OF
last week, at IL O'Clock.
The young couple left New York
city on the evening boat, for Hartford
and thence to the new home awaiting
them at Winsted.
A GRAND ENTERTAINMENT ASSURED
Friday evening, Daniel Mtnnehan
will give graphOphOne entertainment
under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
society, at the Chapel. All who have
had the pleasure of listening to this
instrument, know the treat in store, as
Mr. Minnehan has an especially fine list
of records, and understands the man.
agement of the instrument.
Mrs A. J. Hallock, with her daugh-
ter, of Bethel, has joined her son,
Charles, at Myron A. Hallock's on
Plainview Hill.
Miss Grace Terrill, of New Milford,
has been spending the past week with
Miss Edith G. Dean.
Mrs William H. Tully and Mrs S. w.
Coons attended the second annual
Golden Rod party at Falls Village, last
Wednesday, which was given under
the auspices of the w. G. T. U.
Mrs F. G. Woods and John Wood,
who have been visiting in this village
for some time past, returned to their
home at New Rochelle on Saturday
of last week.
The Misses Ruth. and Lena Salew-
ski are spending the week in Brook
field.
Mrs Orson Nickerson and Mrs L. J.
Nickerson left, Wednesday, for two
weeks outing at Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs George r. Smith and
children spent Sunday with DR. and
Mrs Robinson, at Sheffield.
Miss Jessie f. Wheaton is visiting
in Sharon.
Miss May Root, of Sharon, is visiting