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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-27
Defendants Win.

In the case Of Joseph Baumgarten
against James Chapman ct all, Judge
Lewis today rendered Judgment in IA
vor Of defendants The action was
brought 10 recover SO 800 as damages
for plaintiff being ousted from certain
real property which ne bought from
defendants and to which they warrant
ed the title.
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$4,000 FOR BROKEN LEGS.
Boy rrlngs Action Against American
smelling n Refining Company

hpS IrlnRs Action Against American
smelling Refining Company.
The American Smelling and Refining
company is defendant IN a $4,000 dam
age suit transferred from the district
to the federal court this afternoon. The
plaintiff Is Willard II Evans, guard
IAN for William II. Evans an lS-year-
old boy, The complaint alleges TINT
ON oct. 81, 1904, young Evans was
struck by an engine used 20 haul cars
through the smeter, and run over.
sustaining two fractures Of the bone I'm
enc leg, and one fracture IN the other.
The negligence Of the company 1t is
alleged results from the fact that the
engine was not properly coupled to the
cars. but was pushing them by means
Of "a timber stick, which slipped out of
place. and allowed the engine 10 crowd
forward against the boy. knocking him
down and running over him.
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A CRUEL HUSBAND.
Bessie Seals Says Her Liege Lord Beat
Ano Clicked Her.

HV''TV 0FWIs 0HYH HtF IItRe IOTu Heat
Ano Choked Her.
Suit for divorce was 1led in the dis
trict court today by Bessie A. Seals
against Benjamin Seals on the ground
of cruelty They were married In this
city ON Jan, 49, 1898, and plaintiff al
loges that during the month of Febru-
arH 1903 defendant choked, beat and
assaulted plaintiff and struck her I'm the
face with his fists, She alleges that he
also struck her i'm the mouth and
loosoned her teeth. During the early
part of this month she charges that he
used profane language towards her and
threatened to blow her brains out. She
asks for t25 per month alimony and
$50 attorneys fees.
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WEATHER REPORT


Record at the loca! office q, ~.
today! 1I a. N
barometer reading at
n',vmutVS trihpelhture at . a. NJ. H. .otlj
mr." M ',pola'ult co. minimum tonVD,aalAl
NY, oD, MSth temperature. a. ,yiltiN-
q u'srtes above normal ""'eR ia
Iotal excess Of the daily ,
P,aIllul' since Tie Arst VI the mon, en-,
Accumulated excess o. daily r.,r.
PJIaluIts since Jan. /, 33l drgr,". VI" ''m.
a, n,. ~ inttR' inc - hours ending .,
Precipitation since the fret .,
ttRbS S tor, lay ihch whlen ia 80 nca Ia" W..
= Deficiency in precipitation sine, Jan
FORECASTS TILL Gp. NJ run,v
LOG, Local forecast for Salt Like en-, ,n,
,d 1Yiasr ,lagi., far tonight ana rpe,.,
cdE,oorr umh' ogorccast taken a. po.,,.
GENERALLY fair tonight and rrla,,.....
en- north portion tonight ''"'F' 'o...
West wyoming:
.Irobaoly showers tonight, mid, ,...
WEATHER CONDITIONS
,Ihc barometer IS highest over tho 81,
enc and cur states, aud iOW,si ,,', Ia
southern plateau Missouri aud M.s.'..t,.s
=, (tHNtls s., extreme northwest Nurb 4,
Touit0ry ''''H"es,
PRECIPITATION occurred over uor,l.,s .,
nearly all di.'rIcts WITH mrgh.t ,,,.s OK
at knoNylilo Tenn lol hch' It", y,l,
la,,,Hs thls 81. morning at New York. a'S
were reported IN Utah and Arkars.,'l" 'Ia'
The temperature changes were gcr.-.,
" unimportant except a marked EiI o a.
portions OF Nevada, Idaho. Month, I'VE,
the british Northwest Territory MIX
Calgary and Swift current. '"0''@
Il, J. HYATT.
Local F0regaetar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR RENr.

NEW GROOM BRICK COTTAGE, z
blocks from Main street strictly modern,
Enquire At Dcscrot Savings Bank.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-27
GEORGE GOULD RESIGNS
Cuts Loose From Union Pacific
Board of Directors,

New York, April 2G-Geo. j.
Gould has resigned from the d.
rectorate Of the Union Pacific.
It was said that In explanation
Of Mr. Gould's resignation from
the Union Pacific directory that
he had been elected on the dis
tInct understanding between him
and the controlling interests In
Union Pacific that he would re.
sign from the directory II he de-.
clded at any time to build the
Western Pacific.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-27
DIED.

WOOD-At Pennington. April g. I.6. ~
tuberculosis Of the Joints. Lewis Wood
son Of j. d. and Eliza Wood born Sent
3, 1855.
Pennington mectinghouse Sunday. A1rl
30, at . p, m,
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BOOK BINDING
And printing specially attended 10 a,
the Deseret News Once Estimates
promptly furnished. Rush orders a
specially,
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WANTED.

BRIGHT BOY ABOUT H. GOOD
references required, Bridge Drug Co.,
Fourth South aud state SITS
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T0DAY's TEMPERATURE

YESTERDAYS RECORD
IllSHest ''''''''.'.t,,..,s,, 6
LoNtst announcements g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-11
NORTH PiTTSTON.

SeNerai from this section of the town
attended the funeral OF Mrs. Isaac
Marson held at her late home last
Tuesday.
MES Nellie Grant employed at the
~ N Hill Publishing Co. Angus
T.. IS passing her raraticn with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Grant.
Miss Eva Searls returned. Wednes-
day from four weeks visit with
relatives and friends III Iiath.
rickercl fishing seems 10 be the main
sport with the young In.n of this vi
entity and many fnr cos have been
taken OF late from Joircs pond.
Linwood Lincott and the Misses
Lillian Hall and Enza Green went to
I"guS, sunday, to III" fanI concert.
Michael Mccormick of Bath. has been
passing several days with his family
ut their farm in this IlaCe. He with
Mrs. Mccormick are 2"ceiving con-
CALCULATIONS over the birth of fine
hoy.
Miss Edna Zoler Of Brighton. is
TassihS q few weeks ut 9. X. Green's
'i'ii''iii -. NEdHt, WIZ Itll lHlS pidc.
last April to take .harge of the con-
strutt ton of a cutting-up mill at Rum
i"ru rails, met with quite Il severe ac
'Idcnt. Saturday morning., about twenty
minutes after the surfing of the mill
and when the machinery was running
at full speed somethin- seemed to be
E"ini, wrong and Mr. Grant leaned over
Il sh3iting TO learn. # possible. the
cause. The sleeve of nj f:Ock which he
n'.d on caught in the belt and he was
instantly Whirled ov.r the iron. With
rare presence of mini and realizing his
danger he gr2sped il tightly with his
arms and thrust his head between his;
knees. this being all t,.at saved him
from serious if not fatal injuries. as on
~ thirty incnes away was another line
of shaiting which he must have struck
IN his revolutions hal his limbs been
hanging loosely. Aftrr three revolu-
tons he was thrown from the iron by
one Of the men nearby. One knee was
badly spraincd by the force with which
he struck the floor anG. both arms burn
ed. but not deeply by their contact
with the iron. His outer clothing was
torn pant beyond all rcpair. With the
aid of two men he walked to his home
close by and a physician was immedi-
ately summoned but pronounced his in
jurios comparatively slight, stating at
the same time that Mr.. Grant WAS II
lucky man us he had been called to a
number Of cases where the persons had
been through the same ordeal but he
WIS the first to be alive. Although
quite weak from thu shock to his sys-
tenn and his burns, it was expected he
would he able to be dressed. Tuesday,
and rs soon IS the burns on his arms
We're healed he would be able to be
about on clutches. His many friends
here arc rcjoiccd that he came through
il al as wrll rs he lii ard earnestly
hope for Il speedy recovery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-11

West Sullivan-Aug !. to the wife =.
ffr ny - Gordon. daughter. VI
,Eqs-.iuly q, to the wife of Jowo,,
Watts->a son. " LoWtil
KENNEBEC. Ny
ss wIcnna. .cn H. to the wife of Albert +
. .- OXFORD. .. :.-
south Paris-July %. to the wife of 7 6
west Bethel-July 90 to the wife of
Page Whittier. Esther
Z, North Fryeburg-July %. to the wife of
Norway-July q, to the wife Of caor,o
=. l.arrabec, "A daughter. Jennie Me-
July '"' to the wife of Ephraim Durben' n
=, Greenwood,July %, to the wife of Will
RumIord Falls-July q. to tho wife oe
'onn r; Martin. son. Everett Kimhau
D;xheld-July 70, to the wife of Fra
Morrison, son. - freG
SOMERSET.
Skowhegan-July Is. to the wiro o.
Lucas Gran. a daushte~ July 20 ~, VI
wife OF Henry Kirkland, a daugIter ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-11
Grange Field Days.
executive COMMITTEE

The Waldo Country Grange VIII ho,d a
field day meeting August I'D short
distance above Scarsmont village on
the west side of the lake. The State
Master and a number of public speak
crs will be present and large gather
ing is expected. This will be a public
time and every one is invited. whether
they are members of the order ornot. At
noon dinner will be served from the
lunch baskets.
Excelsior Pomona Grange will hold
its field day meeting with Crystal Lake
Grange. Aliens Mills. Aug. 10. This is
also Children's Day and the families
and friends of all patrons are cordially
invited. If pleasant the meeting will
he held on the shore of the lake. if not.
In the hall, with dinner in the chapel.
Some of the best speakers in the state
arc expected \ basket picnic lunch
will be enjoyed.
oxford Pomona Grange has secured
Hon. H. Q. Hadley. Master of the New
Hampshire State Grange. as one of the
speakers ut the field meeting to be held,
Aug. 10 at the Opera House at Nor
way.
Several state of Maine speakers have
been invited and q number have prom
isd To come. Music will be furnished
by the Grange. Reduced rates will be
secured on the railroad.
Norway Opera House has seating
capacity close up TO Il thousand people
and will he n very comfortable place
for z meeting OF this kind. Norway
Grange Hall will be open at noon
where those desiring can obtain hot
coffee.
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ReadfieId Grange.

The regular meeting of Readfield
Grange was held at o'clock P. NJ.
Aug. ). After transacting the business
of the day coming before this meet
ing. the program called for paper b!
Mrs. ". A. Crockett. subject. What
the Summer Boarder Is Doing for
Maine This was treated in an able
manner by Mrs Crockett and interest
ing remarks on the subject were mad.
by Costello Weston. Jesse SpauldinG
and other members.
1t was decided to hold the Field day
meeting at the residence Of VIM. Har-
vey at the village. Mr.. Harvey is a,
the seaside for the benefit of his
health, and DR.. Mitchell has rented
the place for Two months. Mrs. Mitch
ell is member of Readfield Grange
and il was voted to accept her cordial
invitation to hold the field day excr-
Cises as above stated, Aug "a. The
next meeting. Aug ~, will be an all
day meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-11
BORN.
CUMBERLAND.

CUMBERLAND.
Poriland-JulH 81. to tie wife Of Emery
|G. Wilson, q son. ...Ay.-.t
otisiicld-to the wife Of George Good
win, q son. -.. :.-.. ,-et.-.' i..t..
FRANKLIN si'-w --t
Wihon-July 90 to the wife Of Pref, a.
L. Dcnnison, d son, L lbs, Harry Brack-
lett
remple-July &c. to the wife Of : e; = A.
Phillips-July a. to the wife of Edgar
r. Toothacker, daughter
ChesterviIle-July "a. to the wife OF Gin
ton G. Rowe. a son. Obs. OF.
Farrninrton-July q. to the wife of F.
4. jackson, a son, Shs IDS.
HANCOCK.
Sedgwick-July Is. to the VIE OF
LIewellyn Carter. a son.
Pcnobscot-July &c. to the wife Of Ever
Franklin-July o. to the wife of Walter
L. Bunker. a son; July q: to the wife of
Ralph Springer. n daughter.
Little Dcer IsIe-July =. to the wife Of
Arthur H. Eaton. Soil
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-11
NORTH MANCHESTER.

NJ. 5. FiiicldS has purchased a horse
Of W. Y. Ballard for the Hall brothers
with money which vas contributed nv
klnd nclghbors and friends who are
now raising money 70" Il yoke of steer.
to take tho place Of those which wcr,
burned. Messrs. Hall arc very CRATE
full to all who have so kindly assisted
them since their great loss.
The meetings led by NJ Brown last
Sunday, were well attended. He will
be here again Aug. 20.
Master Samuel s. Avery and his
uncle. Alfred Avery of Maiden. Mass.
recently PASSED the day ut Belgrade
Likes.
Mrs. John Knowles is improving
She has walked To- the nearest neigh
borS and back ami attends al the
meetings.
MIS-. ;. G. Luce of Boston. Mass
Adcila LUG" Of Fhrm.ngtrn, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. ;. Knowles, daughter Vclm3
ana son Ninton, Mrs. Roscoe Nuttinr
ana two grand children. Everett and
Jennie Nutting, Mrs. Alonzo Cheslav
son Merle, Miss Genie Griffith All Of
Augusta. and Mrs. Myrtle Smell of
hittery' have been recent callers IN
Mrs. John Knowles.
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WEST CHELSEA.

Miss Edith Hall. who has been Wis
lifting her grandmother, Mrs. Theodore
I'aton, for several weeks returned t
her homo il Watorvillc Saturday.
Mrs. W. d. Lambert and son William
Of Brooklyn, are the guests of Mrs. W
+. :Seclins.
Miss Helen Cooper OF Newport. and
Miss Helen Clark Of Randolph, wcr,
the guests OF iliends in this plicc
TUESDAY. t.
Miss Blanche Yc1ton left. SATURDAY.
for a visit with her sister, Mrs
Florence Hall i'll WatcrvilIc
Misses Evelyn and Lou Hayes ct
Augusta, were the guests OF Miss
Georgia Whtn 4 few days last week
Miss Joscplin" Kcaly of Whtcheld
visited friends in town, Sunday
Miss Enic osaurne. WHO has beer
visiting relatives in Boston for several
weeks. has returned TO her horne.
Nj. ana Mrs. G. d. Newell Of Rich
m"nd. wer" the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
W. T.. Scekins. Sunday
Arthur Hayes Of Philadelphia, is Wis
ting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs J. L.
Hayes. for few weeks.
Mrs. Edwin H. Blanchard and Mrs
Ahhic Brown Of Augusta, called on
friends in this place. Monday.
TIL" dance ut the Town house. Satur-
DAY evening. WAS l"rgely attended, sev-
cral parties bt ing present from Augusta
and other places. 1t was reported the
most enjoyable occasion of the season.
Music was furnished by Trask's or
ChcStra
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ESEIg4s2&k>
%ASE1|G!EQ
In effect June 5. M.
b.,tt IA, Iart-fna

SdI
Pullman sleeping car between Boston
and CARIBOU on train leaving Boston al
100 +. Nj. Augusta, IA \. 81; Bangor
BIS A. M. and Caribou, 40 T.. VI.
Pullman Parior car between Caribou
and Bangor on train leaving Caribou a
60 A NJ. and Bangor at BIS z. M.
TRAINS LEAVE.
LEAVE Portland. 1919 Z. NJ; Augusta
l2.l5 A. M.; 'Waterville. 1.23 A. NJ; Bangor
NJ: Houlton. s.23 A. NJ; Presgue Isle. 100
A. NJ: Caribou. 10 30 A. NJ; Fort Fairfield
TO- 10 A. M; Van Buren, 1l.5J a. NJ.
LEAVE Portland. 12.5o y. M; Augusta
$50 A. NJ; Waterville. as A. ~; Ban
gor. 10 A. n; Arrive katahdin Iror
Works. s.55 A. NJ; Patten, ii ~ A: d.;
Ashland. LIS p. NJ; Fort Kent, 3:3 z. III;
Houlton. 12.3o p. NJ: Pressure Isle. ia =
NJ; Caribou. 40 Z. NJ; Van Buren,, 5.S
p. NJ; Limestone, 3.2s p. NJ: Fort Fair.
field. 2.3O Z. NJ; Dover and t'oxcroft, 9.lt
A. NJ; Green"ille. lo-46 A. NJ: kineo. lz-4
LEAVE Portland. Hos A. NJ; Water
vile. LIS p. NJ: via Newport and DeY
ter). Arrive Dover. s45 2. NJ; G'rlford
100 P. NJ; Monson. sos 2. NJ: Greeuvilie.
sos P. NJ; Kineo, 7.05 p. M; leave Bangor,
3.2S p. NJ; Arrive Millirocket, 500 y. III.
Patten, rs r. NJ; Houlton. so T. NJ;
NJ: Caribou. loco r. NJ; Fort Fairfield
0N p. M
LEAVE Portland. Leo p. NJ; Augusta
IA p. NJ; Waterviie. 30 +. NJ; Ban.
gor. $50 p. NJ; Arrive Dover, SIS +. VI.
Guilford. III T. NJ; Grcenville. SIS L. II
TRAINS ARRIVE
LEAVE Greenville, go A. NJ: Dover
$50 A. NJ. Arrive Bangor, 9j0 A. NJ.
Leave Bangor 40 =. NJ. Arrive Water
Vile. SO; Augusta, 3.55 r. NJ.
LEAVE Fort Fairfield, ;6.25 A. NJ: Cath
hou. $50 A. NJ; Pressure tslc. s. q a. NJ.
Jo,Y1fnn q
Fatten, 905 A. NJ: MilinGcket, la.23 A. NJ.
Katahdin Iron Works. 10.1s a. NJ. Leave
Kineo, 80 A. Nj; Greenville, lilo A. u.
OuiIford. 12.4J 7. NJ: Dover. loo T.. VI.
(via Dexter and NcwporU. Arrive Ban
gor. Los PAM Arrive Waterville. a2o r
H.: Augusta. SIS p. NJ.
LEAVE Van Buren,. $40 A. NJ, Caribou
12.10 p. NJ: Presq,ie Isle. les 7. NJ; For
Fairfield. 11.3o A M: Houlton. 2.l5 z. NJ.
Fort Kent, lilo A, NJ: Ashland. los =
NJ; Patten, 900 p. M; Milliuockct, AZ +
NJ; Kineo, I45 p. NJ: GreenvilIc, 355 T.
NJ; Monsoon, 345 p. M: Guilford. 500 +
NJ: Dover and Foxcroft, ZIG y. M. Ar.
rive Bangor, T.25 F. Nj; Waterville, w.
p. NJ; Augusta, 1922 Z. M.
LEAVE Carbon. 40 p. M; Van Ruren
$50 p. NJ: Fort Fairfield. 4.o5 p. NJ.
Pressure Isle. 500 p. NJ: Uoulton. SO p
NJ: Miiin,,cket. $50 r. M. Arrive Ban
gor. 1l3o T. NJ: WatcrviIIe. l.50 A. n.
Augusta, at A. NJ
c. c. BROWN.
Il. z. Il T. A
". NJ BROWN.
Genl Superintendent.
Bangor. June ]. 1906.
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Palmyra GRANGE.

Palmyra Grange held a very interest
irG meeting, Saturday evening, il bav.
ing been appointed Children's night
me following is the program which
WAS remarkably carried out: Solo, Jes-
Sc tarnum; recitation, Liston Good
rich; recitation. Francis Lang: SOLO
horace Bennett; recitation. George
Hubbard: recitation. Sadie Sanford
recitation, Vera Appleby; recitation
Samuel Lang: solo. Mantle Holt: reel
tation. Charlie Crosby; recitation. Ma
bel Mcfarland: solo. Maize Cole: solo
James ltobinson; solo. Lillian Robin
son. At the close of the exercises re-
fresnments of bananas, candy and lem
onadc were served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-11
Belgrade Grange.

The first meeting of the Belgrade
Grange since the annual summer yaca.
ton was held, Saturday evening. Aug
5. There was work in the First and
Second degrees. Two applications were
voted on and accepted. The report OF
the finance committee was read and
shows the Grange 10 he free from debt
with good balance in the treasury.
A committee consisting Of Bro j. &.
Hewitt c. #. Pinkham and Ray Hammond
was appointed 20 make arrangements for
annual Field day.
Next meeting will be held. Saturday
evening, Aug. 49, when there will be
work in the Third and Fourth degrees.
after which a Harvest supper will be
served.
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GOSSIP OF THE ORANGES.

Caribou Grange at a recent meeting
conferred the Initial degree upon a
class of five. and received one applica-
ton for membership.
SebastiCool Grange. No. 90. Burn
ham, has kept up its regular meetings
during the busy haying season with a
fairly good attendance. At the regular
meeting, July %, the Third and Fourth
degrees were conferred on one candi-
date AMI one proposal for membership
was received.
Mapleton correspondent writes:
Eureka Grange members are taking
in Il large number at every regular
meeting. Most of them are becoming
members Of the Pomona. Some steps
will nave to be taken in the near fu-
ture in view of building a new hall as
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-11
THE GRANGE
Bits of News for Maine PatrOnS--
Reports Of Late Sessions
and General Gossip.

200 members find little room in our
present quarters. The large library is
used by many of the members as we
have some Of the best literature FOR
the interest of the Patrons that can be
procured.
At its meeting. this week. Skowhegan
Grange will enjoy the following excellent
program:
Music. Grange Choir
Recitation, Miss Maude Chute
Paper-"What Are the Essential Features
Inside the Ideal Hom"?'
Mrs Carrie French
Vocal Solo A. f. Sandford
Reading. Mrs. Christine Ordway
An Original Poem, A. r. Smiley
Papsr-'Outsidc Attractions of the Ideal
Home" Mrs. Della Sandford
Paper-''New Phases OF School Work.
Miss Georgia Davis
Talk" Schools of the Past" c. Z. Smith
Vocal Solo, Albert Watson
Topic-"Can Improvement Be Made in the
Present Method of Marketing Crops. q"
Opened for discussion by Fred X. Hill.
followed by Elba Danforth. Abncr Cur
rier, W. Scott Parkman and others.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-11
Lincoln Pomona Granae.

Lincoln Pomona will convene with
Eastern River Grange. Dresden. Aug.
Is. If stormy. next fair day. The pro-
gram will nc as follows:
Addrt SIS of Welcome, S. p. Call
Response.
Worthy Master ]. f. McLain
Music. Mayors Brothers
Paper. How Can the Meetings and
Exercises of Pomona Oranges Be
Made More Successful and More
Useful to Members?
Mrs. c. j. CLANCY
Paper opened to discussion.
Instrumental music. Mayors Brothers
recitation, Mrs. J. NJ. Stilphcr
ScadlnS. Mrs. j. II. Mayors
Recitation, Margaret push. ,rd
instrumental music. Mayors Brothers
Question Cor discussion, Resolved.
That Trusts Are Menace to
Our Government" Affirmative
l.. II. Ford. Negative, e. W.
Singer.
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China GRANGE.

China Grange has again taken up
work after a vacation of three weeks
ana met. Aug. .. with 33 members
present very good attendance for
this time of year. One application
was received for membership. twas
voted to have picnic, Aug. Is. in
brother Holmes grove. by the side of
China lake. The program consisted
CT music. readings. stories. question.
Five minute speeches and singing
Grange closed in form.