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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-26
OGDEN NEWS
Ogden, sunday, April %.
LIQUOR OR NO LIQUOR
Ogden Citizens Being Asked to
Sign Petitions Against Can
yOn Licenses.

Petitions are being circulated in Ogden
city as wen as ia ogden valley. asking
that the county board deny all petitions
Tor liquor licenses 20 parties wishing %
sell liquor IN Ogden canyon. The move
ment has grown in strength since Mon
day last, and good many signers have
been secured There are apt to be at
least two requests for the privilege Of
selling liquor in the canyOn.-One al "The
oaks and the other for 1.-THE Hermitage
Bar 10 Is said tha+ the applicants have
employed counsel and have been in
formed that the board has no right 20
deny them licenses so long as they pay
me price for them and obey the laws
There are others who hold that the board
has entire control over the matter and
may issue or deny license as il may see
it, The question therefore, may be
tested Ina the courts.
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PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo. April 25.-J H. Roundy, aged %.
and Josie McAann. aged 10. both of
Mercur were married here today by
Judge Booth.
Mrs. Anthem Nelson of Preston. Ida.
died this morning in this city aJ the home
on her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Niels Jensen.
She came down from her home in Idaho.
accompanied by her husband. several
days ago Tor the purpose of receiving
medical treatment for a serious stomach
disorder, but 10 was found that nothing
could De done TO relieve her. The deceased
was b0rr lu Denmark tnirty-seven years
ago. and came % Utah about twenty
five years ago. She leaves a large family
The funeral viii be held sunday at q
p, m. from the Second ward meeting
house
Senator smoot and Mrs. smoot left to-
day for 81. Louis where they so 90 att
tend the dedication of the Louisiana pur-
chase exposition on the 30th.
Mrs. George II. Bean of Richfield Is here
student at the Brigham Young academy
and viii leave ON a mission 20 the east
orn states on the 18th
ID. ID. Houtz has returned from a trip
TO Che southeastern portion of the state
Or WIN Thome Of Chicago. accom-
panied By his mother b. visiting his
brother, j. u. ThOme, of this city.
CLAY spencer has been placed ODD charge
OF The Heralu IS subscription business i'm
Provo with headquarters in the Democrat
office. A free delivery at Heralds has
been naugurated which viii Doe ap-
prcciatsd by The Herdld's many SUBJ
scribers.
". W. Billings has purchased the Jacob
Pr. Gates residence on Second East street
Mrs. William Gage and SON have gone
20 CALIFORNIA 20 reside. Mr. Gaze VIII
join h.s family there in the ram
a billiard and pool table win bo put in
the El8s' quarters in "a few days.
Farlcy j.. Pratt son of Mr. and Mrs
PIT. T. Pratt of this city, who has been
lanorlug for Two years as "a missionary in
California was married Sc Is Miss keebe
there last week. it iS not known whether
he VIII return 90 Provo Go reside
A baseball team under the name of
the knights Of PVthias team has been
organized in Provo. The new team has
the following members. Pert Elliott
pitcher. Ern Moore. first base Steve
Johnson, catcher. ROY Daniels. second
hase- John Carter, third base, Roy El-
hott, left fields All Johnson. right field.
otto Peterson short stOp. They have
already issued challeuge TO the Elks'
team 90 play Friday or Saturday.
August Carlson. the tailor win move
to Ogden 90 reside next Monday
Mrs Olive Bean Us suffering from q
tism.
John So. Becsley is in from the la sal
mountains, where Dee is mining. Mr.
Beesley says there's millions in ID" re-
ferrlng TO some OF the properties iu which
hc Isl interested.
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PERSONALS.

Mrs. ". ID. Slick is la the city from
Bliss Ida. visiting friends.
t. NJ Earl win leave for an extended
trip through northern Idaho tomorrow
evening
Miss Edith Lindsay has returned from
New YORK. where she has been for three
and "a half years
Mrs Wg0ber has returned from Ruby
Ida, where She has been the guest OF
AIRS. Whitney Richards for three months
shepherd A. Benson, who was operated
upon some weeks ago Tor acute ear trOu-
bile, viii leave the hospital for his home
tomorrow.
Private Max CARRIER of The Twelfth ln-
iantry. now stationed at Fort Douglas
has been transferred 20 the TWenty-thlrd
infantry az the PrisidiO.
Elmer Lowell of Saltwater. MINI. and
MIS- Jewell have been the guests OF SIR
and Mrs. O.. ~. Miller az al East First
South street the past week.
p. M. Teets has returned TO salt Lake.
after am absence of about five months.
and 10 Is possible that be may re-enga -
in business here. While away most al
his time was spent In New York state
and West Virginia.
ats. Joseph EnzenspeTRer. who was
operated upon az Holy Cross hospital sew
eral days ago for appendicitis IS RAPIDLY
rrcoferins Her condition is such fhaf
sne VII Pc aple 60 leave the hospital sev-
efal days sooner taan at first expected.
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PANaUITCH NEWs NoTEs.

Pauguitch. April 8.-Judge and AIRS.
Chid6ster reached here LAST night from
their visit 90 ST. George. The judge inn
mellateiy began inquiring how FAR the
ueH railroad had reached south Of Marys-
vale. and seemed disappointed when In
formed that not one rail had been lald
south Of that place, and that not even one
seraper had been unloaded az the depot
there.
Today was the day set for the opening
OF court for the trial of the divorce case
of Clara Stewart VS.. Urban stewart.
Upon the opening OF court it was found
that the parties were not present owing
tO The fact that Daliutls was detained
at her home in Cannoville, one Of her
children being very sick, further that
fanguitch is quarantned against cam
nonVllle owing 90 the prevalence I'm inc
latter named place Of very serious ana
iu almost every instance fatal meme
braneous Group. Hence the trial Of the
case was continued tin some date IN
May, the particular date % be fixed
later.
John +. Myers VS.. East Bench lrTiga-
t.0n company Plaintiff upon petition
therefor, granted five days additional
time in whlch 90 file replication 20 am
sWeE
The Judge leaves here tomorrow for
Richfield and Logan, in both of which
places be viii hold court.
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Criminal Court Hearines-

In the district court yesterday Steve
Hubbeu. who was found guilty of as
sault. was sentenced 10 serve four months
in the county Jail
Charles Stout was appointed to defend
l.. j. Napier, charged with obtaining
goods under false pretenses.
A. IL. Pratt was appointed 10 defend
Fred CrOssman, charged with forgery
and Tuesday next was set as the day to
plead.
Archie Mccain was arraigned, and
Tuesday set as the time for taking his
plea.
David Fielding will also be arraigned on
the same day. 20 plead TO the charge Of
fOrnicatiOn.
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LARGE MoVENENr OF WOOL.
Sales Are Ready and Prices Rule at
Ahnnf Ia Cent

Provo, april 25.-M8nager Clayton of
tht Provo WOODEN Mills company. who
mas spent the past few weeks among the
WOOL producers of the state informs The
Herald representative that wool this sea-
son ls being sold as soon as 10 is clipped.
Bic states that at The shearing pens az
Black Rock Milford. FairvieW, Lehi.
Goshen and Price an the wool has been
moved, most of DO going east The price
obtained has been about lf cents peg
pound. and the last few sales have been
made al a small advance over that ilg-
ure. SIR. Clayton has bought over ZOO 900
pounds for his company. The fear en-
tertained that the loss iu sheep would
be very high ON account of the severe
winter, Mr.. Clayton says, was fortunately
not Wen founded AS the loss has been
little, III any above, the normal Tie
also states that the report that big
head was prevalent iu some of the llocks
iu southern Utah is not correct. To
started from the fact that a Ar Carl
Anderson brought some pelts into FAR
view which were supposed lo De from
sheep which had died from "blg-head.
Investigation proved that the death was
caused hy poisoning.
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UTAH CoUNTY TEAcHERs.

Provo April 25.-The seventh regular
monthly session Of the Utah County
Teachers association was held IA Provo
today. Two sessions were held. one ir
the morning and the other in the after
noon a. me morning session Professor
Marshall presented the last Of a seriss
Of lectures on English Literature. p and
az the afternoon session he took AS MS
topic THE Bible in Literature. The
session Was an enjoyable r-r aad Was
fairly we'll attended
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Death of Mrs. Hannah Johnson.

Rich1eld April 2j.-Alrs. Hannah john
son, wife of C.. r. Johnson Of Elsinore,
died yesterday morning after an Illness
extending over two years. Six months
ago dropsy and heart weakness developed.
She became unconscious at noon Thurs
day from a rupture OF q blood vessel OF
the brain. and remained IN that condition
until death. She was 63 years of Oge.
The deceased was a native of Denmark.
She came with her husband and family
90 Utah i'm 1871. but did not Join the
church until after their arrival here.
Their first home was at Ephraim A few
years later they moved 10 ElsinOre. She
has been the mother of twelve children,
nine of whom are still living. and are
among the well known citizens of this
county,
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Episeopal.

Church OF the Good shepherd.-COner
Grant avenue and Twenty-fOurth street.
Alfred Brown. rector. Second Sunday
after Easter. Early celebration, a. m.
Sunday school. 9.l5 a. m; morning pray
er and sermon, III O'Clock; Daughters Of
the King. 2 %. m, evening service,
o'clock Morning text; Except i shall
see in his hands the print of the nails,
win not believe; evening, Behold my
hands and my feet and be not faithless,
but believing"
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captain Witherell Do.

Captain Justus Witherell died last
evening about O'Clock at his farm near
Five Points. His last Illness was quite
brief, although his health had been poor
for some time Captain Witheren was
well known as an Indian fighter In the
early days and was member of the C.
A. r. He was doOrkeeper OF the upper
house In the legislature two years ago.
OF late years he was an advocate of so
cialism and one Of the chief members of
that society in ogden.
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Killed at Cutoff.

The body Of Dominica DecosuO, an
Italian labOrer, was brought In last night
from the lake. The man had been en-
pI0ved as water carrier on the cut-Ou
work To appears that he was between a
couple of ears which were with a lot Of
others on a siding. and an engine started
to move the cars without warning to
him and he was caught between the
bumpers and crushed
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city the 1st OF the coming month for Ida
ho and WIZ make that state her future
hcme.
The Giles Concert company of Salt
Lake City win appear at the opera house
this evening
Fred Rasmussen. local agent for the
SanpeLe Valley railway Isl iu salt Lake
City visiting relatives and friends.
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FLUFF RUG WORKS.

G nsFissn Van fs1scf 100000
South. Phone 14S2 X
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Scientist

First Church Of Christ, Scientist
Church ediNce corner Twenty-fourth
street and Lincoln avenue. Service AZ II
a. m. Subject, Everlasting Punish,
meut'; Sunday school, l0I5; Wednesday
evening meeting, S o'clock. All are In
ylted. Free reading rooms suite 2l2 Ec-
cles building, open daily from 10 p. IN.
All welcome
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PoITcEMAN AcauIrrEn

Billings Mont. April 25-Louis Hay
den, policeman, was today acquitted
of numbering John Mcbride. one night
McBride was ordered TO halt by Hay
den. Thinking it was am attempt at
robbery. Mcbride started 20 run. Hay
den shot him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-26
OGDEN CHURCHES.


First Methodist Church.-Sunday, April
Is. 1903. Sunday school 10 a. m: preach
ing ll a. m; class meeting, II M; Junior
League. %. m, Senior league. Z D. m. .
preaching, s D.. m. Subject: Books,
sermon appropriate to the opening Of the
new library G. S. WOmer, pastor.
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The case Of John Thompson and others
against Peter Mcfarland and others was
up before Judge Rolapp yesterday. The
case IS one involving certain water rights.
and after the examination OF a number
Of witnesses the case went over tlll Tues
day next. when it viii again be taken up.
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WARNING AND VENTILATING.
-0~o~~o-0-0.@~-@-~-N~-~
HIGSON & ROSSITER. steam and hot
water heating. No. N5 Il. LIST So. Phone
40,
p. j. MORAN.-Steam and Hot Water
Heating and Nentilating Apparatus. No
l52 West Second South
STEAM DYE WORKS
Utah Dye Works. cleaning and dyeing
enocialfv 81 ~ 'rd south Tol ~ =
CASH REGISTERS.
~-~-~~-~-~-~~~~-~~~~-~
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. Osca-
roshell. sales agent fer Utah. Experf
'Hfn register reDai Ing so. 2Zl Main 81
TYPEWRITEEs
--~~~4~-~-~-~-~-~-~0-~-~-~ ~-~-o-~-~.~-~-@-~~
NEW or secondhand. cash. trade ~
terms. Sorenseu-Stoutt Co.. AS D. "a So
Remington TypeWriters rented frow
SIS. 90 month up by manufacturers. No -
" "a South. Phone 1854 y
sCAVENGERs.
-'>-~-~-~~@-~~--~~~~>~-@-@
KEEN SANITARY COMPANY. Osne.
sf ". Leo south. TEL l4u X
SALT LAKE scAvENGER 20. Lofaee
55 south Main. Tel 366
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WORK TO BEGIN MONDAY.
A. G. Young Elected Superintendent
Of Waterworks Construction.

Of Waterworks Construction.
Ricbfeld April 25-At The meeting OF
the eity council held Thursday eVcnins.
Councilman A. q. Young was elected
SUPERINTENDENT of waterWOrks c0usruc-
ton. and work win begin next Monday
on building the head tank and digging
the ditch DO Iay pipe 90 convey The water
from the spring 90 the tank. 2 has been
decided 90 place the tank about 600 teel
farther down from the spring than Was
originally intended. which VIII reduce
the cost of pipe The work win be- pushed
vigorously now and the system Installed
as rapidly as possible
The warm weather which began a few
DAYS ago Is giving trees and grasses q
fire start and stock is enabled 20 get q
little pasturing This is ca great relief,
as hay is entirely gone and the price has
run uD 10 SIS per tom
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CONVERSATIONAL.

First Congregational Chureh.-Morning
subject "Ihc Sewer" first of a series on
the parallels: evening service at 8 o'clock.
subject THE Soul Auction"
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PRESBYTERIAN.

First Presbyterian Church.-Communlo
service ~ ID a. ~. Sunday school al l2.l5
p. m; Endeavor at p. N. No evening
service.
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FEMALE HEnp WANTED.

NURsE aIRL- ~ FIrst -trooI
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INTERmouNTArN BuREAu

INTERMoUNTAIN BUREAU.
BRIGHT office boy; bring references.
FhOM tNENI business house wants
young man Tor bookkeeper; spleriid
opening; must use typewriter.
LANDSCAPE GARDENING.
~~-o-~~~-r-~-~-~-9-~~~-~-~
WALTER WILLIAMS. landseape car
1ener. contractor for making new laV59e.
cemetery lots sOdded and planted. LAW.
cutting promptly attended TO by the sea-
SON urst-c!aSs work only. Res. 757 So
Sth West Phone 1913 T.
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GOT OFF EASILY.

= Tim Sullivan was yesterday fined 4
= SIS by Justice Howell for impersonat- =
= ing a newspaper man. Sullivan was =
= trying to Interview Hartman during 4
= the latters stay i'm Ogden Friday :
y evening.
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The Bank Of Commerce,

State Of Utah, county Of Salt Lake.
r. w Wilson, being first duly sworn
according 10 law. deposes and saws that
ne is cashier Of the above-named bank.
tnat the above and foregoing report con-
tains full, true and correct statement
or the condition of the said bank al the
close Of business on the 9th day Of April,
j.. ". WILSON.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before
(seaD me this nth day of April. 1908.
j. w. ENSIGN,
Notary Public.
state. Of Utah. Office Of the Secretary. Of
State.
], James IT, Hammond secretary Of
state Of the state OF Utah do here
py certify that the foregoing is a
lSeap full true and correct COPY Of the
statement of tha above-named com
eany, now on tite in my office. 10th
day Of April. 1903
j. T. HAMMOND.
Secretary of State.
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ODD fellows CELEBRATION.
Programme For Anniversary Cele-
bration Monday Night.

bration Monday Night.
The programme for the celebration of
the eighty-f0urth anniversary of the
founding of the l. %. o. r. order in the
United States win be given IN Odd Fell
lows hall tomorrow evening A general
invitation Is extended TO an Odd Fellows
and their families The celebration Is un-
der the auspices Of Ogden lodge No 3
Junction City lodge No. S. and Queen Cits
Rebekah lodge No. 80. The numbers are
as follows:
Anniversary ode ........ Miss Ella BoRart
Vocal solo ...--.....-.....A Miss May Driver
Address ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W. Agee
Vocal solo ....................E Nj. COnrOy
Recitation ........ Miss Mamie Littlefield
Poem ...-....-.-----..,---. $, Condor
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p. W. Madscn being first duly sworn
ACCORDING 10 law, deposes and says that
he Is president and manager OF the above
mined company, that the statements
made in the foregoing report are true and
correct and that said statement contains
a fun and correct exhibit Of the condi-
lion of said c0mpany's business at the
close Of the year 1Ss-.
il. w MADSEN.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day of april l9g9.
SOPHUS TT. LUND.
(geaD Notary Public,
state of Utah. Office Of the Secretary Of
State.
L James n. Hammond. secretary
OF state Of the state OF Utah, do
hereby certify that the foregoing
IS a full. true and correst copy
fseal1 Of the statement Of the above
named company now on fiie in ms
office. this 2lst day of April. 1909.
J. p HAMMOND.
Secretary Of State.
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Western Loan & Savings Com
pany of Salt Lake City, Utah.

I. The amount of authorized
capital ..-........ ...........S S. 900 600 90
2 The par value of each share 10000
s. The number of shares sold
during the year................... 6 g93
T. The number Of shares Cancelled
and Withdrawn during the pre-
ceding year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. To- 679
D. Statement of receipts and dlsburse-
ments during the preceding year;
RECEIPTS.
Cash On hand al close of last
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sTATFATENT

STATEMENT
made 20 the Secretary of State Of the
state of Utah by the
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STATE NEWS
Child WAS KILLED.
Provo Little One Falls Under Wagon
Wheel and Has Head Crushed.

Provo, April 25.-Ihe little child of Mr
ana MEs. Georse III. Br.mhau was killed
L9aat ny being run over by a WAGON.
me neaNy wheels crushed the child 81
5.lal- mark Williamson was driving the
horses attached 90 The wagon. mr. Brim-
nan was az one time principal oil the b.
p. academy. He Is at present On Calf0r-
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wANTED-sITUATIoNs.

A YOUNG WlouW with f-year-oll noy
desires position 0l ans kind Address
81 Herald
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A Man wants ans Kind Of work. la
So ith East.
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LADY wants 20 take home child 30
care Tor. a 7s Herald
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MInWTVFs

-7l7-1-7-"-'-0-0-7-T-7-7- -1-1-I---l-1-.----D-
MRS LIZZIE GEISLER, S6 " ard
North, attends cases before. during and
after confinement Wll nurse pafients
az her home az desired. References
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-03-05
EAST RoxsuRY,

Lewis Steele was in town day last
week.
l.. A. Eastman was in North Randolph
last Thursday.
Frank Porter from Jamaica was at W. %.
Pride's last week.
s. n. Miller went to West Roxbury
Saturday for few days.
Mrs. Wilson from Worcester is with her
daughter, Mrs. Guy Bancroft.
Harley Ward went to williamstown
Friday TO remain few days at Timothy
Blanchard's.
A. II. Fletcher from East Brookfield was
the guest OF his daughter, Mrs. Jones
Steele, Thursday.
Mrs. f. O. Allen visited her sister, Mrs.
NJ. Wheatley,in East Brookiield Wednes-
day and Thursday OF last week.
+. o. Allen bought a horse OF Will
sprague in Randolph last week and took
Il TO Post Mills for DIR. l.. b. Allen.
Rev. Mrs. Bartell Of Montpelier preach
ed here Sunday in place Of Rev. N. NJ
Shaw, who is holding meetings at Bridg-
port, Conn.
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WILLIAMSBURG.

James Hopkins and John Perry were in
Barre city last Friday.
Mrs. Maynard Spencer and son visited
in Plainfeld last week.
George Edison has recently purchased a
colt Of Jerry Hutchinson.
Liberty Jeffords has been quite III the
past week but is more comfortable.
Harry Fogg, who recently had stroke
Of paralysis, remains about the same.
Joseph Gregory has sold his driving
horse and bought another Of Win Alvord.
Miss Helen Kimball was in Rutland last
week, as delegate to the w. X. G. conyen-
tion.
Joe SASH and wife have moved from
Construction hill to Hal Cheney's house in
Millville.
Fred Hall is having vacation from j.
b. Brockway's store and Glenn McAllister
is taking his place.
Ralph Dunsmoor OF Roxbury was in
town last week and organized Good
Templars' lodge with membership Of 30.
The central office Of the Peoples Tele-
phone line is expected to be in the Beckett
block and in charge OF Miss Mile Drury.
Several from here were in Brookfield last
Friday afternoon to receive their certifi-
Gates of stock in the Orange County Tele-
phone 60.
Mrs. Laura Farnham has closed her
house and will spend the rest OF the win
ter with her son, Horace Farnham, in East
Montpelier.
Mayoand Roscoe Lynde are at home
from their school in Bakersfield. They
were accompanied by their friend, Harry
Wellman OF Bakersfield.
Henry Wood attended an undertaking
and embalming school in st. Johnsbury
last week and Mrs. Wood visited her sis
ter in Rock Island, p. q.
The high school finished last Thursday
and gave an entertainment in the town
hall Friday evening which was well at
tended and much enjoyed by all.
1t is expected that the four-act drama,
"Uncle s." will be presented at the town
hall Thursday and Friday, March II and
ID, by the Williamstown Dramatic club.
There will be dance at the Gulf House
tomorrow night. A prize will be given to
the raggedest gentleman and also to the
raggedest lady. Houses orchestra will
furnish music.