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The Washington times., 1905-12-16
YOU FURNISH THE ROOMTMES WANT ADS WILL FURNISH THE BOARDE
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-A bargain in the Northeast. In
a sx-rcorn and bath brick IN excellent re
/ pair: good lot to paved alley. this home is
Z occupied by owner and will rent for 50 per
I urfge only
The Washington times., 1905-12-16
FOR SkLr-SUBURBAN.

FOR SELr-SUBURBAN
IN HYATTSVILLE-Nine- house; all
conyeniences: lot 9cx1So: 81. 200; terms. Call
or address G. w. INGALLS, johnson ave,
HyattsvilIe. Nd. de15-3t
MARYLAND PARK
Five minutes walk to cars. One car fare;
a number of pretty cottages. high elevation: ::
pure water: large lots. $40 to 800. on your
terms.
de14-tf CHAS. d. FOWLER. 512 F ST NV.
THE BEST REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT
TODAY Is A LOT IN
WASHINGTON HIGHLANDS.
800 CASH s1.OO PER MONTH.
No Interest. No Taxes
District OF Columbia Property.
Office, 9ls 81. N w.
Phone NJ. 400. oc1e-tf
FORT MYER HEIGHTS
HOMES.
Il Mile from Georgetown.
Lots 500 up; monthly payments.
House and lot. 81, 300 up: monthly payments
Electric Cars. Forest Shade
FRANK LYON, OWNER,
Alex County Court House: p. o.. Belair Va
R. w. WALKER & SON, AGENTS,
zoos F ST. ~. W. jy2o-0
The Washington times., 1905-12-16

CHAS. S. MUIR & CO., INC,
1+c3 New York Avenue dels-st
SEE ME ABOUT THESE CHOICE
REALTY BARGAINS.
Two good renters in Northwest. Rent for
s21. PRICE. ONLY s.. 200.
Two-story brick apartments: four fats; In
Northwest. Always rented at total OF $40
PRICE ONLY g.. 500.
Cozy seven-room bay-window brick in
Georgetown's choice location: furnace heat |:
near cars Cost 200: terms to suit quick
purchaser for $500
]. MCKINNEY BERRY,
1912 and 1914 gIst N w
Opposite Georgetown p. o.
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1918 WALLACH PLACE. between 18Th. 18th.
I and U sts., S-room, furnace heat beautt-
fully decorated, newly painted convenient
to car lines: must be sold: $500 cash bal
ance monthly. Keys at Office OF
LEROY MARK,
The OVAL SIGN. l4l0 g ST.
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FOR SALE-Apartment. rented at $3.50 a
month; can be sold easy terms at FORTY
EIGHT HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
Address OWNER, 2S01 18th st. NV. del5-3t
The Washington times., 1905-12-16
PRICE $4,000, RENT Szs.
Two bricks on 2Sth st. nv.
C0LLINS-GUERRY COMPANY,
62l 18th ST n w da1o,,

FOR SALE
1880. .00-13l7 North Capitol st. s-roons: bath.
cellar. large back yard. to paved alley
A'SOo.O9-z0 N y ave ne. Groom and bath:
rented at $2s.
g. 200. OO-q . st ne 6-roorn and bath. rented
500
s.. S5o.OO-S1 o st. ne. Groom and bath:
rented at $40 90
50. .s50.OO-s3 ct. ne. Groom and bath;
rented at s2O5O.
g. 40O-0o-s2s X st. ne, e-rootn and bath;
rented at $3.50.
c. J. HANBACK,,
5l4 + St NV. dei5-3t
EAST CAPITOL ST. NEAR I5TH ST.
Three beautiful houses in course OF con-
struction: six rooms and bath cellars; lots
Il. 8xl10 feet. 10 alley. PRICES, A.750 and
S4.50o each.
VIM. C. DUNNE,
1l10 X St n. z. des-H
FOR sALE-A BARGAIN FOR SOME ONE
Price. 1850.
Owner lately refused "a. 5O0-now leaving the
city. is anxious 10 sell.
No. . You st. NV.
A desirable location in this choice section Of
new modern homes. Well arranged. parior
reception hail, dining room. pantry and
kitchen 1st floor; goOd-sized sleeping
rooms; tiled bath ROOM cellar under entire
house. furace heat; LOT i7xlO0; WIDE
ALLEY; ROOM FOR STABLE 1NSPEC-
TION BY PERMIT ONLY
MOORE HILL Unc) III 18th St NV.
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The Washington times., 1905-12-16

ONLY 81 80
NEW, seyen-rOOm brick dwellings on
Brightwood ave. Lots Isxl35. Large front
and rear pOrChes.
TERMS. 500 CASH SIS MONTHLY.
including interest.
S. W. PIcKFORD. 81 Colorado building.
nois-ts
HOW TO DE YOUR OWN LANDLORD
ON 500 CASH AND so MONTHLY.
For fun particulars drop postal, telephone
or call FOR new illustrated booklet, plat
etc, OF Mount Pleasant Heights.
FULTON r. GORDON,
Northwest Subdivision Speciality.
ROBERT G. HEATER. Manager.
Tel Main So Colorado building
myl3-tf
FOR SALE-g-room brick in Georgetown; not
and cold water. bath: splendid
condition. rents Cor SIS. 20: SIOO
cash; balance $3.50 per month.
THE MILLER ER-SHOEMAkER REAL ES-
TATE co. tINCD..
1928 32d street. Phone West 40
The Washington times., 1905-12-16

We can exchange that vacant lot OF thine
provided that vacant lot is a desirable one
ana the price a reasonable one) for A ten
room residence on Massachusetts avenue
near 18th St rented at SO per month. Price
SI3 500.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-19
VERNON.

G. X. Stebbins has purchased I. w.
Johnson's farm.
Two of Mrs. Loren Adams's children
are i'll with scarlet fever.
Miss Nellie Wright returned Mon
day from a short visit in Springfield
Mr.. and Mrs T. w. Johnson of Bel
nardston Mass. were in town Mon
day.
Rev. F. L. Masseck will preach in
Union church Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock.
Vernon grange will hold its regular
meeting Saturday evening. 1t VIII De
gentlemen's night.
Fred Bailey of South Boston was a
recent visitor of his parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. S. w. Bailey and his sister, Mrs.
]. H. Frost.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l. Swift and DR.. and
Nrs l.. S, Edwards of Brattleboro
were Saturday and Sunday guests at
NJ. l. Reeds.
The Y. P c. u meeting will be held
at 2: 30 o'clock Sunday afternoon: Top
10 The History of the Local Church'
4 Study of the Past as an Incentive
to Duty in the Present Ps. 122
Friday evening, May 20. there Will
he an entertainment in the vestry OF
Union church at O'Clock. MUSIC,
diaIogne recitations and box supper
viii he the main features of the even
ing Each lady is requested to prlns
,,,ncb for two, The boxes Will pc
soId and the proceeds go to the T. r.
&c. U. treasury. coruiai iii'i''
;e axtanded to all.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-19
LEYpEN.
Memorial Day Arrangements - Good
Fishing Luck.

some of the veterans met to make
arrangements for Memorial day and
decided that the plan we have usually
adopted was as good as they needed
They will meet at the south cemetery
at o'clock and decorate the graves
there and then repair to the town
hall where there Will be speaking and
singing and an address by Rev. w. ID.
Potter of Shelburne Falls. II Is hoped
that all the people Will make an effort
to be present Surely we ought to be
able TO spend a few hours once n year
To honor the memory of those who In
the years that formed the crisis in our
nations history, as well as In the
lives of many individuals of the ma
ton gave up their lives that this ma
ton might grow to what II has be-
come: and also to recognize what we
owe TO those who returned from those
trying scenes and are still with MS
with whitened heads and In many
cases with enfeebled bodies. A dinner
Will be served at the close of the adj
dress, to which all are invited to con-
tribute and take part In eating.
The veterans and their wives are
requested and cordially invited to at
tend with the post the memorial exer-
cises which are to be held at the
opera house I'm Greenfield, Monday
tNtlllHS, MAY ~ All duuleSS ny Nrtl
Miles is the chief attraction.
H. A. Dennison continues to have
good luck fishing as he brought in one
night a string of IL trout that
weighed five pounds.
About a dozen teams are at work
on the new reservoir now.
Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Erving, Miss
Fuller and Ray Cowan of Greenfield
al 1a1 oh, IN 4 don
Mr. and Mrs. Leach of Springfield
visited their daughter and her hus-
band, Rev. and Mrs. Cartmill. over
Sunday.
F. r. Foster being in Lynn on busi-
ness, called on our former pastor. Rev.
l.. d. Lane, and found him pleasantly
situated.
Mrs. C. A. Dennison has taken a
vacation of two weeks and gone to
spend it with her friend Miss Jones of
birmingham.
Frank Darling, who has been
spending some time with his aunt.
Mrs. Van Ness. and her family at Ash
field. returned to his home Monday.
Mildred Severance with her sister.
Mrs. w. C. Smith. and two children
came to S. C. Severance's Tuesday
evening to spend the rest of the week
Wednesday, May TO- Mr.. and Mrs.
C. C. Severance completed so years of
married life. Being of such advanced |
age it was not thought best to have |
an extensive celebration. but some |
of the relatives gathered to help them
and four generations were |
present during the day. Mrs. Sever.
ance's niece. Mrs. Herbert Root OF
Northampton. with her husband, who |
We're married 16 years ago that day, |
came to dine with them and they had |
several calls and presents of fruit and
flowers: also two handsomely decorat-
ed wedding cakes.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-19
culLFoRD.

Mrs. Nancy S. Cutler is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Horace Newton
There will be service in CHRIS
church Sunday, May p. at 2:oo D. H.
Mrs John E. Gale and little son are
a,ding the week with Mrs. Gaze
,prnnts Mr.. and Mrs. Kerr, In Duih-
merston. ,,. poss
emerson Stafford and Gilbert hoss
of Readsboro, who have been III wv
bout week looking for some ,is ~
a az H. missing Lester J.. Stanoro, re
t -, home Tuesday without optain
49, The slightest clue as TO ms Ia a.,
Ms Ms stafford was in North Dah s'.i,
t,ban his cousin disappeared anu
,'a,.,snaner account in some Iar wes
ne, iournal was his first inforina.io ~
of the affair. He afterwards 9TH
Montana. Minnesota ana seNeai ,,Iaca
~ western states and at every of
.rbere he stopped for any ienstm ri
1--WE his attention was caiiea ~ all
o,,s accounts in papers puphsnuet
GUS tha tinted states Of the mysteaS
over .nn disappearance. all OF Mmion
Vi described the man. gNme
S 60, ,,,e and the address OF mas suar
ms na 1,hich shows how quickly new
uiaI a;;ssaninated over the wnoie co ,;,
Is smd what widespread aalelllu n,r
th;s case has attracted. Inc N has
World. both daily and trl l,Vn noncern-
,auaa tedly published articles ou TO
rep the affair which have selNeu
lns advertise it in that sta'e'
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-19

state road and after II is rolled win
nrs great Improvement. The build
ers or the road say this is the first
case where the work has been com.
planned OF, and gives the credit 10 nm
unusual amount of frost.
The members OF Y. l.. seminary ,oo,.
their HELD day" Monday afternoon
ana there was n procession about the
campus or several floats Illustrating
ullerent phases OF the school lifa
Afterwards there We're athletic snorts
ana exhibitions of the work In the
gymnasium which We're very Interest,"
ing, '''''s'
rms afternoon there will be an OK
hipition OF athletic sports by the MEM
pers or Miss Boehne's school ON the
school grounds In East Mortified, The
pupils have been In training for some
t,me and no doubt will do credit TO
their trainers, Messrs, lowering and
ana the usual dance around Ii at the
same time.
The members of the Y, p. society of
the congregational church have
bought and paid for piano which
was placed in the vestry of the Con-
sregational church this week. The
committee who have had this thing
IN charge for about two years are
much pleased that their exertions have
finally resulted successfully and much
credit Is due them for their persistent
efforts.
Plans for the Memorial day exer-
cises are about completed The al-
dress will be delivered by Rev. ID. NJ.
Wilson and Mead's orchestra will fur
nish music here in the morning and in
the afternoon will play in Hinsdale.
n. III. II Is expected that the local
order or the G. A. r. and the other
patriotic associations will attend the
Unitarian church in a body Sunday
May 2S.
The promoters of the Orange, Mill
ers Falls and Northfield street rail-
way have received word of the crcula-
tion of petition in this town which
is in opposition to the line. AS far as
could be learned it had met with indif-
ferent success only one signer having
been secured. The chances are said to
be very strong that the promoters will
get the necessary approval from the
commissioners. This move at North
field has been attributed to the Millers
Falls people
The scarlet fever quarantine has
been raised at Mortified seminary and
the inmates have resumed their usual
duties. The pupils who were i'll are
in comfortable condition and rapidly
improving. Marquand hall had to be
quarantined on account of the scarlet
fever and the pupils We're not allow
ed to attend recitations. German
measles have been epidemic and addi-
tional cases We're reported this week.
The young ladies were not allowed
to attend the Congregational church
for the last two Sundays.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-19
ATHENS.

The minister is away visiting MS
mother in Boston, so there was no
preaching service at the church last
Sunday.
q N Cher was not injured as badly
as was at first supposed. no bones be-
ing broken. He is up around the house
a little with his crutch.
Mrs. Snow has been visiting her SIS
ter, Mrs. s. n. Bemis, the past week.
She expects to return to Manchester
very soon, to spend the summer.
Mrs. Keefe has so far recovered that
she has left the hospital and Is staying
with her sister in Boston for a wnile
before returning home. She Is expect
ed in about two weeks.
1t is announced that Walter Rand. q
Young man who has spent several
wears in town, is to be married June
70 Miss May Adams of Windham. VINO
has taught school in town the past
wear.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-19
wARDseoRo.

F. L. Hamlin is moving to his new
home in Newfane.
George Williams injured one of his
eyes while working in the mill recent
ly. .
John Tibbets lost one of his team
horses Tuesday night, from indiges-
ton.
H. w. Eddy of Newtonville, Mass.
is visiting his mother. Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Eddy.
Guy Taft and bride of West Dunn
merston are visiting Mr. and Mrs. n.
E. Knight.
A number from Vermont grange at
tended the Pomona grange meeting in
Brattleboro Wednesday.
Eddie Russell of West Dummerston.
while cutting logs for Abbott Ed
wards. recently cut his foot so badly
that two of his toes were removed.
There will be a preachers meeting
in the NJ f. church Wednesday morn
ing, afternoon and evening. May "a
Dinner and supper on the picnic plan
All are cordially invited.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-19
WEST DOVER.

George Boyle was on the sick list
recently, but Is Improving,
Herbert c, Davis and family have
moved into their house here,
Mrs. Julian ]. Snow has been visit
Ing IN Brattleboro the past week.
John Perry has returned from WIS.,
II 10 his brother In Rutland,
The ladies' aid society held social
and supper May IL, and cleared $S.3s.
Miss Adella Estabrook has gone 10
Amherst. Mass, 10 attend the funeral
OF cousin.
James McCrae jammed his fingers
quite badly Tuesday while working at
the Stetson MILL
Miss Lula Hescock who went TO
Wardsboro recently for medical treat
ment, Is expected home Sunday much
improved In health.
Henry Converse Of Maiden. Mass.
was In town the first of the week 20
attend the funeral Of his sister. Mrs.
:. j. Johnson.
j, r. Sargent and +. A. Sylvester Of
West Brattleboro, We're In town re-
Gently with lot OF cows 10 be pas
tured In Dover.
+. Judson Johnson and wife. Eugene
- JoHHson ana uuugnter, ola, ana
Mrs. Carpenter OF Manchester y. H..
George II. Johnson and wife OF Reads
boro. Frank Johnson and wife of WILL
mington were In town Tuesday to at
tend the funeral of their mother. Mrs
Harrington and daughter Of Searsburg
also attended the funeral of Mrs, John
son.
Mrs. Sarah Converse Johnson died
at her home after a long illness Sat-
urday afternoon. She was an old resi-
dent of the town, having spent all her
married life of over so years here. A
few years ago Mr.. and Mrs. johnson
celebrated their golden wedding and
with their six children and families
and other friends. it was a pleasant
time never 10 be forgotten. She was
a devoted wife and mother, kind and
neighbor and friend. She
leaves an aged husband and five sons
and one daughter. The family have
the sympathy of all In their great af-
Fiction, and may they have strength
given them so they can say:
Farewell, dear one, you have left us,
And our loss we deeply feel;
But tbs God who has bereft us
He can all our sorrows heal.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-19
SOUTH VERNON.

Fred Adams's father is very Ill.
George Alexander is building a
large storage barn.
The ferry boat was put in at Steb-
bins's ferry Wednesday.
Fred Bardwell's steam mill has been
moved to the Allen place.
T. w. johnson has sold his farm in
Vernon to George X. Stebbins.
Frank Horton from Providence, r.
l.. is visiting at William Newton's.
Fremont Fairman has had a tele-
phone put into his house this week.
Eastman Dodge and Mabel Stone
were married in Brattleboro Tuesday.
w. ]. Tyler of Boston, Mass, was an
over Sunday guest of his cousin, Mrs
E. Tyler.
George Fairfield who has just re-
turned from Mexico, visited his moth
er recently.
E. Akley has been distributing seed
corn among the farmers for the cam
ming factory.
A little daughter was welcomed to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Shine Sunday.
Rev. L. B. Brow of North Adams,
Mass. will preach in the chapel at IL
a. m. Sunday. Rev /. Nj. Blanchard
goes to Manchester, n. Fl.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-19


middle OF the week and three hours
ON Saturday night,
John Coburn. principal OF Burr q
Burton seminary al Manchester ac-
companied by his mother. made the
Journey Ia Townshend via team. mar
row gauge and livery rig Monday OF
this week. Prof. Colburn return ID
Tuesday. Mrs. Colburn viii remain
with her daughter, Mrs. q. w. Fol-
lette. for longer visit.
When Ar Willard gets his new
dynnmo Installed he will he able 10
IIight Ma oyvn bousa ,vitb ,lectricitv
also some othors Ina UormnnvyiIle n
| The Village nutborIties and residents
desire electric IIIumInotIon Mr. WILL
lard will no I'm nosItIon M talk with
,ham as soon ,s he has bis nresaut
engine renlaced nv a more nowerful
one
w,. ~ ....- e,.,,,.,,,. poaa,s
ine nai s"'hs s,'u,uas W n IN
80 ,,o,,, CO ,,on ,ss,,s,ad =, q yictorv
lhs iroin 'r"i,oh fesus'eu w 'iV'"'s
I - ~ -. .. %. sCoic VI W
ioWnshenu "pp'ee'es so'u sa.e
a',u - ~ s,,,.,n,'oa,no ,",,.rs
,,nt ,ba residents do moi enjoy or an
D,ove NJ certoin ayhIhItions Of rowdy-
Ism which some az the visitors made
a,t.r last saturdov's game Toughness
a. moi snortsmanlike nor even a poor
Imitation ~ n
''',',''.'' -. -, o,,,
Elements OF trageuy anu .o'ilsos
ana lhcluehlally the Il.i s' III q
new ahiuote ior ucoiil" po,eoi '.',s-
might be round IN me case Oh .he M, mle
OF johnnie, the roiaIiuer, Mho IN
IN the norm part OF me to"n. my
hrst theory was the ready 10 use QUE
81 domestic ihtelclty' Wotus, anu a.. a..
tempted suicide put tne iacts III VI.
case not backing up the theory NeIs
wen refuse was taken III the prosaiS
explanation OF the WRONG potlIe. an, ..a
much aconlte turner loose aInohs M, cne
dlfestlNe organs OF NIT; 9oiii 1llr ne
mistake being discovered anu ,p,oIhpt
~ followed by copious uraugnts vi
buttermilk ana various other nIuius
and nature cooperating vlgorousS IN
the desired manner ths phs siciai ht'u
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-19
cUILFoRD CENTRE.

David Barrett lost COW this Week.
Jans Christensen is moving tms
week from Dummerston onto L. N
Lvndes farm.
will Hudson is in Burlington this
wax and his wife and little son are
staving at her fathers during his ah-
sence.
Reed Brothers have shut down tneir
,,,;II owing to a leak in the boiler'
Which ,,if is to be repaired and work re-
sumed. p,,,
The next meeting of Broad Brook
grange will be held wv We fn1a%iSr ev pro
ms, Music: reading. Mrs. Huntley:
Quotations or Bible verses begi ii,nnlls
With the letter b; song. Mrs. Bulloch.
,nading walter Thayer; question Ior
Is;scnssion. What Action Can the
Grange Take to Enable the Farmers psrs,, 10
,he Full Benefit from the AgricuI.urai
GoI,aqe and Experiment stations
',',,sie The program will be followed
must 49, lunch. Every member cor
SiolIv invited to be present.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-19
SOM ERSET.

Some have commenced planting.
L. c. Harris was in Troy last week
Al Wheeler is in town on a fish,
ing trip.
Mrs. Emma Johnson VIII teach OUT
school.
Mrs. william Tudor has been SICK
this week.
Napoleon Beauteau saw seven deer
in one herd last Tuesday.
Orrin johnson of Jamaica was IN
town Monday buying. cows.
Mrs. M. ]. Tudor and daughter were
in town last week on VISIT
Several parties who were nsn.ns
last week report snow in the WOODS
VET
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-19
RERNARQSION.

Mrs. Alice Whitney is at G f. Thur
ber's for some time.
Irving Streeter of Springfield spent
Sunday at d. d. Streeter's
Mrs. Fred Frost of Berwick. Me-. is
visiting at D. d. Streeter's.
Rev. f. F. Barrett of Bath, n. H.,
will preach in the Unitarian church
Sunday.
Miss Margaret Babcock of Boston
is spending some time with Miss A.
n. Gray.
Walter Nelson of Springfield was at
the home of his father, M. r. Nelson.
over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Clogston of
Greenfield We're over Sunday visitors
at H. w. Clogston's.
The Social circle will meet in the
church parlor Wednesday afternoon
Supper will be furnished.
Mr.. and Mrs George Chaplin OF
Springfield were over Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Stratton.
Rev. and Mrs B. F. Tuck of Milford.
N. n. have recently been guests at g.
P. Newton's and NJ. r. Nelson's.
Alta Dennison has resigned her po-
sition In the South street school. MISS
Katherine Maloney has taken her
place.
Mrs. H. E. Shaw invited the whist
club. to which she belongs, to dinner
on Tuesday. Eleven members came
from Greenfield by morning tram.
There was a parish reception FOR the
new pastor at the Methodist parson-
age Tuesday evening: Notwithstanding
the rain quite a large number were
present. Refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Root, Mr.. anu
Mrs. A. NJ. Stratton, Mrs. A. D. haze
and Mrs. H. c. Brown were the uele.
gates appointed to the Connecticut
Valley conference at Florence last
week.
Rodney r. Park, one Of the olues.
nersons in town, died of pneumonia
Sunday night, May IA, at the age %
SS wears. Mr. Park was the slN'n OF
the q children of Levi Park. ne was
twice married, first to sylvia %
SIats and second to Tryphena Chapih.
az three children born to them OILY
one survives, Miss Sylvia L. fa arr,
Mrs park died during the. winter Iuss
mast Mr.. and Mrs. Park ce ae ao,
their golden wedding April "a l''i'
funeral wednesday at 2 p. m.