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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-10-01
Con,est No,Ic-.


u - INnu oftcci WOOuWhrV' We J.,
Apt. W, iyy
a suffic cnt contest affidavit hn,lr been
flied ~ this office by tA'.ic II. Bedford,
Of Cus'cr u. I. contestant againt, Nv, No
Wis. fandc Oct. 81 iaot f,r III, sEH, sec. ..
TIP. ~ Rnnge % EcM. by Daniel Hayes
contcstee. In which u IL nj eyed that said
Daniel Hayes hns VIII, lily Hbnnduned sail
tact Of land for q period Of more than six
months since making said entry aud next
prior To- the date OF the Initiation of this
cont II, That he wholly failed to comply
with TIL law In IN" mate ~ r, sidencc aud
improvements M required by law Thn, he
has never 90 hblishcd q bona Hide residencc
upon snid hni. 1hat said doinui y have u I
been cured. 1bat said alleged abscoce fr' N,
said land was net due To his employment Ia
any rnp city In tie Army, Sa,y. or Marine
crrps of the U. $ duriug time VI war
sad puriics ARE hereby noiinc,i to appear
respond and oirot evidence touching said
Hlieyati ION NJ 10 o'clock u. ~. on Dec, ~. I,oJ
b-for, the Register aud Receiver NJ the Unit.
cd states Land Office In Woodward. Wood
ward county. u. T.
The nrid contestant having. IN = proper af.
fdavit hi.d Sept. ~. Ipp3 set forth facts which
show that after due diligence personal SER
vice OF this notice can not he made. u IL hefe.
by ordered nnd directed that such notice he.
given by due and proper publication.
IS. WIGUiss, Heceivcr.
Fra - Up ~
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Land Cn1ce at Woodward. % r.

5Ppt. 1903
Noticeis hereby given that the iollowine
named settler has licd notice of his intcp.
tion To- make Anal praof In support of his
claim and that s,id proui will be mnic before
u. =. Kelly, clerk ofth- district ,our OF Betv.
.r county. %. r., orin his sbs' nee before J ,hu
". Savage, his deputy OF Beaver o. r.. on Oct.
20 loo. III:
Martin Deem Of Beaver q. 7. ia. No.
l255i for the ) !; Ia, Sec. % Tp. 8 N.
Range 22 ECM.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his cnniinuous residence upon aud cultl,A-
tion of said land. viz
Charles Il. Wright, Beaver q r. Susan
Evans, Gene Groves, Brent Truit OF
ilibbs - T.
r. D. IlEALY, Register
FRO - LIP 10 -
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Mrs. Ellen Maple has found the
work to he too e,vy and has surrender
ed her lpu,e IN the White House bmrl
md returned to her hrinr near liiyer-
side. Mr.. W. w. Jarrett h-s leased
ihe property and to"k possession Saiur
day. Mr., Garrett understands the
busines. aud will keep up the rpuia.
iion Of this hotel AS first elias,
aos'slry,
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List Suadny o. }. Lrofbourrow
found one ef his fat steers in an old
well whirh was about six foot deep
The steer had been there for some time,
aud va, - stiff that he could not walk
ru, after trench had been dug. lie
was pulled "ut with team Of horses
aud will probably be able 10 get around
again ia few days
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Any one hayiag lost or strayed cattle.
may possibly find them by writing me
and helping pay expenses. There are
several strnys In this part of the eoun-
~ that are known to me. When writ
Ing give brand or description.
Charles Il. Free.
r Nyc Oklahoma.
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Land Office al Woodward, OF.

Aug %. 1903.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his inirn-
ton to make final proof In snppor, Of his
elnim ann 'ha, said proof will he made he.
fore II u. Meese Probate Judge in and
for Beaver Go. q. T. at Beaver Okla.
on Oct. II 1903, viz:
oliver u, NARROW, Beaver d. T, ia
No. lOllG for the NE IA See. II Tp. 8,
n. Range %, ECM.
lie names the following Witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiya-
tlon Of \ Id band via:
Henry Nicholas, Calip Geer, Arthur
NARROW, Frank Anderson Of Beaver
Okla.
=. ID. HyALY. Register
lP 10 Up 10 Is
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Our basiners p'licy 10, "Live and le'
live" Ifgou DO no, believe II, TO-
oesi time you are 10 Lihersl, Kaosss,
os ryross. Otlsho~a. ssll on Bolia 4
I'sevn. s' The Iaubsr yard s.d asi 10,
gv'"ss - soy.hiDs you wspt.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-10-01

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The Bank Of Beaver City at Beaver
City. in the Territory Of OklaI"m at
the cluse Of business Sept - 1913.
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In our Professional culd columns
tins week will be Sound The card oi
Judge o + roombs Of Clay ton NV
Mexico. Judge Tnombs is one of the
prominent attorneys Of our sister
territory and was here during the rec.
ent t'inl Of rourt NJ one Of the nj
torncys fnr the prosecution In ihe case
agains, ID w. Craven.
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Among the interesting exhibits
shown 10y Arizriia at the Worlds
Fair will Ice ma nsiiich farm
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Mr.. viii Free and Family who have
been visiting VI. W Frees started for
Missouri Thursday whore they expect
10 make their home. Mr.. and Mrs
Free gained many friends while here
aud We wish they had decided to locate
on the river permanently.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-10-01

Mr.. l. w Gine- Is enj 'ying n
vi.it fran hr,lgo,hcr Charles Senceuich
Of Astoria Illinois.
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TN motion the cInim ul Harmon FOX,
expenses incurred n non resident wit
ness before district court, wns allowed,
amound. s2i.8O.
ON motion the board adjournnd
sine die
Territory Of Oklahoma, c.
County of Bcnycr.
!. +. &. Tracy, county clerk of said
county. do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing IL n true and
correct report Of the proceedings of
the board of county commissioners,
had nj their special session held on the
10, lG and ~ days Of September A. d..
1893.
In witness whereof ! have hercunto
set my hand and affixed my official seal,
this % day Of September, A. u. 1903.
+. e.. Tracy,
(scnD county clerk.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-10-01

Mrssrs Spu'geon and hn.hn;z took
cattle 10 Enslrwood Sunday TO ship Il"
Knnlns City. Mr. Sturgeon will 80
with them to III" city.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-10-01

NJ. q. Danss left last week with
cattle for EmpGrin. lie expects To
visit his daughter Otsic who Is attend
ing school ai thnt place.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-10-01

. " Mickey and ". Johnson took
cattle to Meade SATURDAY. Ia ship to
Kansas city. Mr. Mackcy and Dnyic
went with them.
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fFcM OVER ThE COUNTY
NYe.
D.L. Baker made tip to Meade
Saturday.
Mrssrs Murdock nnd viii Dickcrson
ARE hnying.
W. Batcmnn is helping will Dickcr-
son in ttc hay
George Stophcr IL stopping at NJ.
W. Aushutzs.
J. l.. Dickcrson and John haze been
court.ng this week.
-------a=a.--=-aaa--
Mrs. Sturgeon visited at Mrs, Suthcr-
lands one day last weak.
--.--------------------
Mamie and Docin Sturgeon went 20
EnglcwOod Saturday.
Esther Anshu,z hns been on the sick
list, but IL better now.
Mr.. Wilson of the South Fats is
helping Mr. Murdock with his hnying.
Mr. aud Mrs. y. !. Rhodes attended
church in district No. ~ Sunday, and
took dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Muir
dock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-14

substituted for Clement VI and with the Trib-
unal of the Inquisition organized. but hardly
in working order Comma and her lover are
under condemnation, but Dante. fresh from his
vision of the unseen world. secures their deliver
ance by threatening the cardinal legate with
the torments of the Inferno. The prisoners are
pardoned and the cardinal falls dead. The
dramatists have interpreted the symbolic sig
nificanCe of the 'DiVina Commedia in the single
sentence mo man escapes Gods Justice from
the burning lips of the enlightened and purified
Dante as he stands before the awestruck car
dinal and pleads for mercy and righteousness
with the voice of prophet who has seen
things unspeakable." They have also provided
Sir Henry Irving with a powerful climax for
well sustained and most impressive exhibition of
the art of acting. They have been less generous
to the minor characters yet Miss Lena Ashwell
has good opportunities for emotional acting and
makes full use of them. and William WollisOn.
Gerald Lawrence and other members Of the COM
pany have picturesque parts. Dante" fairly
puIsates with action from beginning to end. and
it is most sumptuously and artistcally staged
It may not please fastidiOus Dantean scholars
but il can hardly fail delight popular audi
ences. l. N +.
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| NURSE Newly landed French girl -
mind children and mend: no cards FNT-
/ LOT IS West 13Ist-st-
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sETIorEs. CURIos. ETC

r7F ANTIQUE FURNITURE EX-
CHANGE. $50 West 34th-si-. sear -, Is
80 The ideal shop FOX lovers OF anAQues
- seekers after bargains IN ode pieces fess
- ! value We buy. sell exchange
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SILKS AND NOVELTIES.

GUARANTEED SILKS, black white, col
ors. direct from looms; factory price saves
Won 15c TO 45c a yard; mail orders niied;
1Oc. brings samples and memento. LENOA
SILK WORKS. 1.133 Broadway. New-York.
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Citations.
UHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York by grace of God free and independent emit to
Ney Rudolph Ney. Julius Ney. Emma David
RosaIia Ney widow. heirs and next Of Kin 81 Emil
feettne: whereas Ney of the City of New York
has lately applied the Surrogates Court of our County
~ New York a certain instrument IN writing pear
ing date November 4th 1898 relating to both real and
personal property duly proved the last WIN and Tes-
lament Of Emil Ney. late Of the County OF New Iork
and each OF you are cited TO
before the County of New York
al his Office Of New York, on the 18th day
Of June one hundred and three at half
past ten the forenoon of that day then ard
there to attend probate of the said last VIII and
And such of as are hereby cited as arc
of are required TO
bv YOUR guardian you if have none, t.
appear apply for be appointed or IN the event
of YOUR neglect failure guardian Will be a
pointed by the Surrogate represent and act for In
The proceeding In testimony whereof, have caused
the the Court Of the said County OF
o be hereunto affixed
Witness, Hon. Abner G. Thomas, Surrogate OF our
of New York at said County. the
LIS. OF April. In the year OF our Lord, one
thousand nine hundred and three.
j FAIRFAX McLAUGHLIN,
Clerk OF Surrogates Court.
FREDK c. STEFFEN. Attorney for Executor III
B'way. New York City.
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,r+7-r .E,p French. single. competent: in
nrfvate family; first class city Teferen ces'
speaks good English Address FRANtOlS-
100 West 3sth-st
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
N their Uptown once.
NO. 1854 BROADWAY.
Advertisements will be received at the following branch
al regular office until O'Clock viz:
254 Sth-ave.. :. cor. 23d st 1873 Gth,aNe cor.
12th-st.: 14th-Et.; 257 West 32d-st.. be
tween 7t and Sth ayes: 263 West 125thst.; 1:S;sS
:sd-nve. between 18th nth 1926 3d-ave.,
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ACTION SALES.

~ z-TRTFE Of execution wil sell az 10
- Al l7e MUl5e-ry-st-. New OK io'
,r-.s vror7cn's ana chil5rcn's shoes Al
YEPT LEVINE. City Marshal
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/ NJ RSE.-To one or two children. German
/ American. Gail before . or after 4 O'Clock.
/ a. AZ West a3f- 81. present employer.
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CoAC-EIN AN.-I1nderstand his business
thoroughly: ten years personal and VII
ten references: willing ana oolIsihs 40 10
mi citv driver: city or country. DONO-
VAN 500 9th-ave.
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JANITOR man and wife; two houses;
understand steam and hot water; also re
pairs; speak German and English DIXON,
151 West 142d-st.
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arrsISEss CHANCES.

80. man with money and influence
,ros-tS lfke 10 form partnership with New
vi, S+o.cE Exchange House: hlgnest REL
,rrno-s. Box pol, 6IT 6th-aVe
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COACHMAN and USEFUL MAN.--Care
one horse and assist in garden; wages
S24 and board: send copy OF last employer s
reference to H, Postoff1ce, Irvington, n. Y
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DRESSsEAKING.

ACCORDION Pieating eide pleating, pink
ing, etc; feathers curled; work guaran-
teed paragon pleating. Works. Sis sth-
ave.
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INTERIOR and EXTERIOR PAINTING OF
every description estimates given; refer
erce. G. SEKLIR & SON. 10 Manhattan
st.: phone 3. O29-Morns.
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DEESSNA R.-Ffrst class; fine hand
sewer. middle aged 81 per day. g. %
GTeenwlCh-aNe
SEAMSTRESS. Understands dressmakng
wants work by the day, terms moderate.
AL Vert S6th-Et
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RITZ Pr English. sober. honest and re-
liable. $50 20 $50. ENGLISH. 100 EaS'
-Efh-zT
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MACHINERY

al REDUCED PRICES FOO second hand
wood and iron working rnschines. fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and FL
changed GEO. II. EDDY. ssss GedtsoE-st
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BOOKS.

FRENCH BOOK STORE.
r-sfs bItebed 1eas. I07 West 2sth-st--Par-
Ixian Books ana Papers New catalogue
reesz: Furnished er sppll-stlor-
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FURNITURE.

HERALD Square SslssrooKns. 30 " est
34th-St-Enti4uities and modern iurni-
sure bought, sold. exchanged restored. re-
6uaaeo, packing Ehi5osIg.
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ELP WANTED.

Female.
LADIES COIN MONEY at home by facial
treatments: new method. Call or address
Lorraine 232 East 115th-st.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.


C9TH-ST.. 104 WEST. Attractive, sunny
room for one: superior service. private
American family references.
5sTH-ST EAST. 12i. near Park ave
Handsome suite % large rooms. with pr
Vate bath; one small and one large room.
refined. honlelike, references
12sTH-ST IL EAST.-Overlooking Mount
Morris Park: large and small rooms; also
front parIor. nicely furnished; private
house. terms moderate beautiful location
SIS WEST 5sTH-ST. - Handsomely fur
Hished. large, light parlor and bedroom;
use Of piano. private bath; all conVen-
fences. private house with owner. near
Central Park: references exchanged.
zSs 5TH-AvE -Bacheior apartment.
rooms and bath. June 70 October In
ouire janitor-
HOT and cold water, bath and large closets
ia East z5th-sr-
TO LET-F'urnished, June 10 October:
studio apartment. two persons: light
housekeeping. bath; cool SIS a week: ref
erences C G X Box -. Tribune Uptown
OFlCs. sea Broadway
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.


ST. R&RTEGl GRaE%'9
EMPLOYMENT BI-REAT.
FL East z2d 81. First class dsmestics are
supplied. also managing hooselzeeTsers raa-
troES. EeTefnesses. tutc4s, etc.
SOUTHERN COLORED MISSION.-Msle
zn6 female help Erect from the South;
references investigated. ,. @ EFPS. Pro
prietoT. S1s West iZ5-h-s1. Telephone
= os0s Norn.nRside
SOUTHERN COL0RED MISSION BIS
West 6-h-st. Telephone :. 2z0s-Morn-
fngside. p g ETPS. Prop'r Southern
help 2 specially
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billiard AND POOL TABLES.
MANUFACTURERS Of billiard and pool
tables; high grade bowling alley builders
lowest prices MARX BROS. - Union
Square.
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
Male
ARCHITECTURAL. DRAUGHTSMAN.-
First class man. Apply 10 HE>aEI
HT-RERTY 4 HUDSWELL, Temple Bar
building ~ Court-st., Brooklyn,
BRISK Statesmen Tor fine polish special
" TO shoe trade, good inducement for
right men. Apply l. O'Clock. COBBAN, S14
9tu-ave.
COACHMAN and USEFUL MAN.-Care
one horse and assist in garden; wages
S24 and board: send copy OF last employer
reference to H, Postoft1ce. Irvington, n. Y
TRAVELLING SALESMAN for New-York;
no technical knowledge. but active, all
round hustler; established, well rated
house. r. r. JENNINGS. Sales Mgr.' De
trot. Mich.
ANTED.-Competent railroad boiler
makers for out of town; wages 361s cents
per hour. Apply to WIN HARRIS, 129
Cedar st, New-York.
WANTED. -Conlpeten railroad machinists
and holermakers for out of town; good
wages. Apply between a. m. and p m
to GEORGE H. THOMAS, No. 81 Coenttes
Slip. one flight up.
WANTED.-By a drygoods commission
house a bright, active boy. about II or
IS years old; must be well educated and
reside with parents. Address p. .. Box
- 1871. New York
wANTED-Capable newspaper and book
canvassers; one of the most attractive
Apply to WILLIAM H. GUTELIUS. Trio-
once.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Mare
ATTENDANT or NURSE--Highest refer
ences of physicians and employers
FRANK REICHHARDT. 246 West 25th-st-
YOUNG man. with excellent references
VIII be of service in any capacity 70
family going TO Europe THOMAS FRBW-
IN. OH 6th-st.. Simpsons bell
BUTLER. VALET.-By reliable French
man: capable. industrious; first class ref
erences. L. NJ. care Francisque LAGER,
25l West 26th-st
BUTLER. dlsengaged June 1. would like
10 take care OF private house for sum
mer. 929 2d-ave
BUTLER and CoOK.-Swedish; where
kitchenmaid is kept competent. trust
worthy. do marketing. long personal refer
ences. 1855 East S3d-st
BUTLER. with footman or parlormatd, very
experienced: English man. good valet;
-FOUR years excellent reference from last
place. BUTLER. ia East SJth-st-
BIZ UTTERLY a reliable colored man. mar
rled; private family: or as head waiter;
country. w JOHNSTON. 1I9 East GSd-st-
BUTLER and VALET French Swiss. un-
deTstands his duties. conscientious. hon
est; neat very good references. Address
LOUIS. 26o West 39th-st
BUTLER--F class in all branches.
good salad maker and maTketer. first
class references: wages $50. Address l.
A.. 200 West 25th-st
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

HAIL OF rooms Ta-fed suitable f1r meet
inr place. located U,t--r4u 13sth and
l47th SITS. East. Willis ard Stearrs aves.
II s I36 East 47th-st
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FOR SALE.

I.Geo TELEPHONE STANDS. 100 round
tables. desks. partitions. ratings count
e-s. tables, chairs wsrdrobeS letter flies.
letter pTesses and stands telephone booths
quotation boards, stores. Offices fitted
FINN BROS. 2S-S2 Csntre-st
TTUTTTTTT PORTLAND LAnDEP
~ y. Tel 2475 Ihn Best Of ladders de-
nver.d at 2oc. per foot.
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LAWYERS

Smith & ENGEL reliable lawyers. 800
Broadway New-Yo.k: accidents. comes
tic difficulties quickly adjusted; oonsnlta-
tion free
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-02-27
COOPERATIVE COAL co.

Financial Report Filed With Town
 Clerk.
 The Cooperative Supply Co. formed at the time of the coal strike to deal in fuel filed report of it's condition finan- cially in the town clerks office yester- day morning.
 The statement shows that 13,469 shares of stock had been issued up to February 1, 1903. Paid in on this is the sum of $12,35S. The company Is capit- alized for $50,00O, there being 50,000 shares of common stock with par value of $1 share. The stock is sold at par. It will be seen by the report that only one-fourth of the stock has been issued.
 There are about 500 stockholders and the number of shares issued to each runs from 100 down to a single share. There are two persons holding 10O shares. They are Mortimer Morierty of 36 Canal street and Michael Kipp of 1877 Boulevard.
 The city recently purchased twenty five tons of Scotch coal from the Co-op- erative company at $6.50 a ton.
 The annual meeting of the corpora ton will take place this evening in the Masonic temple building. Patrick D. Whalen of 9S0 Winthrop avenue is the president.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-02-27

officers elected are the following: Pres ident. Charles E. Stormont; vice pres ident, George F. Bailey; secretary and treasurer. Fred L. Platt, vice Wilbur ; Hum, resigned. Board Of directory Charles E. Stormont, George E. ailey' Fred L. Platt, Charles W. Clark,James D. Merwin, Dr. John F. Barnett.
 Wednesday evening the whist club Of which Mir, and Mrs. F. s. Mum of Whalley avenue are members met at their home. The house was beautifully decorated with palms, ferns, and bloom ing plants. The dining room showed the spring blossom of yellow Johnquils the parlors were in pink and white blooming azailias being the flower, used in these rooms. The members are mostly from New Haven: MT. and Mrs. G. Bishop of Whitney avenue. Mr. and Mrs. 4. Wood of Elm street. MT. and Mrs. John Champion of Ellsworth ave- nue. MT. and Mrs. William Harper Of Ellsworth avenue.
 Some O. the members of the Gounod society, who reside in West Haven, are Mrs. H. S. Thompson, Miss Susan New ell, Miss Jean Beckwith. Miss Demarest, E. c. Stiles and MT. Spring.
 Mrs. Caleb Smith of Milford and four of her children are i'll at the farni- ly home on Bridgeport avenue with the grip. There are large number of per sons ailing at this time with the grip but in no one family is the number SC large as in MT. Smiths.
 George Brooks of Court street, West Haven. has resigned his position as janitor of the Brown school, and Will soon go to New York to engage in bus mess. His son-in-law, MT. Etheridge, has been appointed to fill the vacancy.
 During March a series of three lec- lures of unusual interest will be gwen by Miss Emily Morgan of Hartford in Christ church parish house on Broad way. These lectures will be profuseiy illustrated by rare pictures procured at l ereat expense and by careful selection during journeyings through many lands. 1 The subjects are: "The History Of the ! Holy Cross" Portraits of Christ, and "The Madonna in Art" Miss Morgan 1 is so we'll known throughout New Eng | land as philanthropist, writer and lec- turer that it seems scarcely necessary ~N~- | ing. Christ church is most fortunate in
 being able to present these delightful
 talks to a critical New Haven people. The dates are Thursdays, March 5, F, and 19 at 3:SO o'clock.
 Grange officers were installed i'll Woodbridge Wednesday night by B. J.
 Dickerman, overseer of New Haven county Pomona grange, assisted by
 Miss Augur. They were as follows;
 Charles P. Augur. master; Paul Chat | field, overseer: Charles Bond, lecturer; Clyde Dickinson, steward; Herbert Doodlittle, assistant steward; Frank
 Smith, chaplain; Leroy Beecher, secre-
 tary: Edward Hitchcock, gate keeper;
 Mrs. c. P. Augur, Pomona; Miss Milan Peck, Ceres: Miss Estella Hubbell, Flo
 ra. A fine collation. was then served
 The meeting was one of the largest ever 1 held.