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The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-10

What a SoCiable world this would
he ii a mans neighbours were half as
glad to see him on his return from a
months trip AS he thinks they ought
TO be,
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There is absolutely nothing in the
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sweetcst-as almost any spinster VIII
tell YOU
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Did II ever occur to you that the
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\ wise man knows that his wire
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Your selfish man is the center of an
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Good for a Year More.

James," began the principal when
that arch mischiefmaker of the high
school entered his office in obedience
to his request, Il hear too much re.
gardirg your class behavior. Miss
Shaw says she finds it necessary to
reprove yen during the history period
the supervisor Of music complains of
your Tillfully poor singing Mr.,
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-09
GuILFoRp CENTER.

Mrs. viii Baker is visiting relatives in
Erving, Mass
The Ladies circle will meet In its rooms
for work Thursday morning.
Mrs. Sophia Coombs Of Jacksonville Is
visiting her sister, Mrs, W. W, Goodnow.
Mr. and Mrs, Caleb Green Of Ambury, ILL.,,
are the guests Of their cousin, Mrs. George
Wilder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Legate, pastors OF
+. W. Legate, have moved into the tene'
ment lately occupied by Lolie Haynes.
Anna Pellesin returned to her duties at
the Guilford Springs farm last Friday after
her vacation Of four weeks spent in Canada
with relatives.
The regular services In the Universalist
church will be held az : o'clock on Sunday.
This will be Mr. Masseck's last service in
the church, and II is hoped that all the
friends will be present.
Edward Boyden, who met with such Sc
rious accident to his eye returned from the
hospital Tuesday He is able TO do some
light work Although his eye is very bad
yet, il is thought he will fully recover his
sight.
The drama, Uncle Ruhe, that is to be Civ.
en- some time this month, is to be presented
by the young people Of the neighborhood
instead Of the Guiford Dramatic club as
stated last week, The proceeds are to 90
for the Christmas tree. and the surplus, II
any. will be used to purchase books for the
Gulford Free library.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-09
MHITINGHAM.

Rev. and Mrs, Dorst went Sunday 10 Gull.
ford where he preached,
Mr.. and Mrs Otis Tuttle Of Brattleboro
were at Mrs Fowler's last week.
Martin Fox went to Athol last Saturday
expecting To 90 to Boston before his return.
Mrs Dening went to North Adams Tues.
day to consult physician. She returned
Wednesday.
Theodore Marsh. who has been here on
visit with old neighbors left last Saturday
intending to visit relatives in Hawley 4
short time after he had gone came mes
sage for him that his brother living in Am
herst and with whom he had made his home
since removing from this place, had dropped
dead that morning.
The news Of the death Of William Loo.
miss daughter Hazel OF Athol came last
week The family always lived in this town
until few years ago when they removed to
Athol Her mother will be remembered as
Mary Snyder. The girl was an only daugh'
ter, aged nearly Is She had long illness
from tuberculosis, having been unable to
walk step since last February. The fu'
neral was held last Sunday with burial in
AthOl
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-09

cial exercises for short time. Resolutions
were adopted and accepted by the members
OF the church.
There will be a meeting at the school
house in district No Q Sunday. Mr.. Whit
comb will have the meeting in charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phineas Kinney who have
been visiting Rev and Mrs. W. F. Whit
comb, returned to Claremont y, H., Mon
day.
The Ladies' Aid society at Its monthly
meeting Wednesday afternoon voted to
have a fair and a chicken.pie supper in De
cember. Particulars will be given later.
The Fortnishtly club will hold its next
meeting November II with Miss Martina
Wright as hostess. Program: Evening on
the sea. music, Modern Steamships and Sea
Traffic. joel Hilton; music; Ocean Currents
and Trade Winds, Miss Hendrix; Sea Cap
tains and Sea Stories, members; music;
Current events.
The Y. p. S. c. Z. will hold birthday
social at the church parlors Wednesday even
ing. Each month will be represented and
each person is to pay as many pennies as
their birthday denotes, from TO 81 inelu'
siye Each month is to furnish five minutes
entertainments Refreshments will be served.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
young and old. \ good time is assured,
The ninth grade Of No. school gave its
president, Stanley Fulam, surprise party
on the evening Of Nov. l, in honor Of his
10th birthday anniversary. Games were
played and refreshments were served. One
Of the features Of the evening was the birth
day cake. There were 10 candles and as
each one of the party put out one light
good wish was given. The class presented
Stanley with birthday book. very pleos-
ant evening was enjoyed by all.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-09

his farewell speech to the boys Professor
Andrews begins on his new duties a, once
Mr.. Wilder. the business representative o.
the keformsr, has been In town this week.
Mrs Eva l. Calender is the local repre-,
sentative for the pelineator as Wen as the
Refurmer
DR.. Luther u. wishard Of Chicago, a
prominent Y, NJ G, A, worker, preached al
NJ hermon last sunday,
Miss May Cotton returned from her yaea.
lion last Monday. She has been visiting
relatives In Boston and vicinity,
The grange will have meeting next
Tuesday evening and is TO discuss the ques.
ton, What Constitutes an Ideal Home
The students at overtoun hall. Nj. Her.
mon, are making elaborate preparations for
a minstrel show which viii be presented in
a short time
Town meeting is now past history aud ey.
eryhody seems perfectly satisfied. One hun
dged and hftS.thrc votes were east for
Guild aud % for Moran, total Of 1876.
Il, l., Watson, 90, Prof. \. II. steavens,
90, and Dr. A, W. Atwood, eX 90, are the
committee Of the Mt. llermon alumni asso.
citation To have charge OF the inter,soeiety
debate for the alumni cup for this year,
The Forinigh,ly club had a very interest.
ing meeting last Monday afternoon. The
Story of the Jesuiis and the Spanish Mis-.
sions in California was the subject and
paper written by Mrs. Mary II. Jennings
was read by the secretary. Interesting anee.
doies Of travels in California were read by
Miss Jean Grecnough, They were the per.
sonal observations Of her mother during
recent trip, Mrs. Fred Caldwell had book
review on The Breath OF the Gods. which
was afterwards discussed by the members
present. 4 solo was given by Mrs. Fred
Brition.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-09
JACKSONVILLE.

1 Representative Allen was home over Sun
/ day.
| Mrs Isabel Cain has gone to Worcester
Mass for the winter.
The Knights of Honor are to give the play
entitled Down East in the near future.
| Mrs. Lucy Haskins has been out of town
a few days She returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis futile were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Allen last week.
Warren Pike has moved into John
Morse's house known as the Asa Green
place
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coleman returned Fri
day from two weeks visit in South Lon
donderry.
The women Of the Baptist Benevolent So
ciety met with Mrs. A. A. Butterfeld yes
terday afternoon and evening.
The women of the Methodist Aid society
will serve harvest dinner Wednesday,
Nov. Ia, at the church parlors.
Murray Pierce is moving into the ell part
of the Stetson house which he recently
bought of Mrs. Marion S. Jones.
Mrs. Emory PEBBLES is making two
weeks visit with her granddaughter, Mrs
Flora Schontag of Shelburne Falls, Mass
Mrs. Carrie Canedy has moved her millin-
cry goods to Mervin NJ. Browns tenement
and is ready to serve her old customers and
welcome new ones.
Work has begun on Masonic hall. A new
furnace will be put in and the lower rooms
made into neat and commodious dining
room and kitchen. Mervin Pierce is doing
the carpenter work.
Cigars are set up at the stores at the ex-
pense of Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb 5. wall. Mrs.
Wall is still at H. NJ. Roberts g. but we
understand will soon go to Brattieeoro
where they will reside.
Charles F. Brown called upon relatives
here Sunday. He is very busy erecting
grain mill in Greenfield. He expects to 60
70 Illinois in about two weeks for his fam
ilv. They will occupy the house whlch ne
recently purchased in Greenfield.
There was a husking bee at Cross broth
ers' Friday night About rs were present
The corn was husked out in jiffy ana the
remainder of the night was spent IN games
dancing, and in visiting. A fine supper
was served to all present This is probably
the last of a series of husking bees for TINS
season.
There was a Hallowe en- party and ban
,,,ot ot Masonic hall last Thursday evening,
giyen by the entertainment committee IN
charge composed of three members Of the u
Y s Mrs. Clara V. Sawyer, Mrs. Clara ).
Roberts and Leland j. Cook. The commit
tee took great pains in preparing and ar
ranging for the entertainment, and II was
enjoyed by the members OF Peari
chapter. o. E. s. Thanks are due the com
mittee.
About IS of the friends and neighbors OF
Mr. and Mrs, William H. H. Parker gath
cred at their pleasant home Tuesday evening
TO give them reception. The evening was
spent in social way, and with games. ne
freshments of cake and coffee were served
and the company broke up at late hou,
leaving the hest of good wishes to Mr.. and
Mrs Parker and a purse OF S15.25 beside
many other gifts as small reminders Of the
respect and esteem with which they are held
n the community, !
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-09
WESTMINSTER WEST.

Miss Julia Campbell Of Comstoek, n. y.
is at the home Of her uncle, F. G. Campbell
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Smith, who have been
i'll, are improving. Mrs, \. !. Hall OF Win
chester, Mass, is caring for them.
Miss Harriet Ellen Wilcox, who died in
Someryille. Mass, Nov. s. and whose burial
took place in the village cemetery on Wed
nesday afternoon. was born in this parish 81
wears ago and the early part Of her life was
spent here with her parents the late Eph
Ram and Harriet Jewett Wilcox. On the
death Of her father who was for many years
a merchant here. she went with her mother
to make her home with her brother, Edwin A.
Wilcox. who survives her and to whomi she
was an affectionate and devoted sister. Al
the age of II Miss Wilcox united with the
church in this place Both here and in her
later connection with the Franklin street
church in East Somerville she was consist
ent and active member. Generous and open
hearted a frank and loyal friend, she en-
deared herself to many who mourn her loss.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-09
One Secret She Kept.

Miss Mary S. Anthony, the sister of
the famous Susan B. Anthony, was talk
ing about the old, old accusation
against woman that she cannot keep
secret. "a woman" said Miss An
thony, "can keep an important secret
as well as a man. The secrets she re-
veals are slight and harmless ones, such
as any man would reveal. Where is the
woman who ever tells secret that re-
fleets on her husband or her own chill
drenP | know man who one day re-
fused to tell his wife the outcome of a
business transaction in which, nat
urally. she took deep interest. No,
he sneered. Il won't tell you. If | did,
you d repeat it. You women can never
keep secret.
Z" John, said the woman quietly,
'have | ever told the secret about the
solitaire engagement ring you gave me
eighteen years ago being pastel =
Kansas City Journal.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-09
LEYDEN, MASS.

Jonathan Brooks has gone to spend the
winter with his daughter, Celia, at her home
in Nottingham.
Mrs Amelia Darling Pixley Of Spring
field was a guest over Sunday of her broth
er, Urah Darling.
Election was duly attended in this town
and Guild got 40 votes to IS for Moran, so
we are all satisfied
Mrs. 4. b. Warner of North Bernardston
came to Gaze for her mother Mrs. Elizabeth
Dennison, Sunday night. Pearl Dennisun Of
Millers Falls came Monday to stay with her
aunt. Mrs. Sawyer, for a while.
The funeral Of James Black was attended
at the church just after noon Sunday.
large company of relatives and tcwnspeople
gathered to pay the last tokens Of regard
Rev Mr.. Cartmil ofticiated and the burial
was in the South cemetery.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-09
WEST DOVER.

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W. FRANK 'ohes spent -
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holne hussTII !" oo"i0'"s a.
ils t"is WEN
v L. ADAMS VI ''1 was -
snort time luesu"!'
Mrs. +. NJ. Roadway Of Wilmington Is VS.
itlng at H. T. Davis 3
Mrs. L. j, Sylvester and Miss D. Styles
were in Wilmington Tuesday
B. b. Collins and Alva Canedy have i'm
ished making cider this week.
Y T., Adams and Miss Lorinda Fitch of
Wilmington were in town Sunday.
Mrs Hester A. Davis is visiting at the
home of her son, J A. Davis, this week
Mrs Mary MetcaH of East Dover spent a
few davs Mt w Frank Jones's last week
IT., ,ia sooio+,, win moet with
Nc E,11on Mann Nor IA All are cordially
;rivtad m attend,
~, NJ. II Mann and son Har.
Ar; I ulu ,-;.t..d a. no home AZ G.
O." 3I 't onndn, o'
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-09
EAST DUMMERSToN.

Louella Reed is in Bratdeboro for a few
days.
Miss Eta Lynde is spending week in
| Newfane.
Miss Gilman of Bra,tleboro is a guest of
| Mrs. f. H. Miller.
| J. \. Miller and Ernest Miller are taking
an outing this week.
A. NJ Corser has changed his order day
/ from Tuesday to Monday.
NJ F. Dutton spent two days in North
field. Mass, the first Of the week.
Mrs Z. d. Greenwood of Marlboro N. H.,
was in town for few days last week.
Mrs Marcia Dix went last week to Balti'
more, Md She will spend the winter there
as usual.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Willard and Mr., and
Mrs Charles Brazor OF Brattleboro were in
town Sunday.
Mrs Daisy Gay and son of s2offord N.
H.. have been recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
George Crosby.
The schools close this week with exercises
appropriate to November, Thanksgiving Day
being special topic.
Mrs. viii Randall of Bratteboro and Miss
Minnie Lennox Of Boston were guests OF
Mrs Emma Walker Tuesday.
Mrs. F. II. Lsughton was in Brattleboro
Saturday and made brief visit with her
daughter, Mrs Arthur Cooke.
Edward Benson of Putney is employed by
George Townshend at Oak Ridge farm and is
occupying the tenants house there
The residences Of A. f. Robbins and James
4. Reed tlog.cabn farm now have tele-
phone connection with Putney central.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Wheeler of Brat
tleboro and Arthur Phillips of Springfield,
Mass. were guests at F. F. Reeds Sunday.
Avery Miller was at Maple Ridge farm
Sunday and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Il. Miller
and Maynard of BratIleboro visited there
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Wallsce Buffum. who have
been employed by Reed Brothers, have gone
to the George Amidon lumber job. Mr.. Buff
fun is to be engineer
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington of Chelsea
Mass. and Mrs Mary l.. Knight Of Brat
tleboru were in town recently on business
and made several calls among old neighbors
Mrs. Henry Campbell Of New Haven,
Conn. and j. p. Elmer of Brattleboro were
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Walker.
Mrs Campbell intends to spend the winter
in Washington, D. c., at The Shoreham.
The opening dance OF the season At uoh"-
sons hall. East Dummerston, will be given
Thursday evening, Nov. Is. Hines of Brat
tleboro will prompt and furnish music. Mr..
johnson is manager of the affair and cor
daily extends an invitation to ALL
The Hallowe en- party at Johnson hall
called out quite gathering. II is reported
that so were present and enjoyed the vari'
Gus diversions that We're planned for enter
tainment No adverse criticism has been
heard of the party, so we may safely con
clude it was an unqualified success.
A genuine HaTlowe' en- frolic was enjoyed
by the North school children, who with their
teacher and few others. were invited to
spend the evening at log-cabin farm, an old
farm house we'll suited for the Hallowe' EN-
ceremonies. The teacher, young woman
neighbor and Young matron were of great
assistance in carrying out the plans. 1t was
a Jolly good time and thoroughly enjoyed.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-09
EAST DOVER.

Martin johnson went to Greenfield sun
day, returning home Monday night.
Mrs S. H Yeaw is this week visiting in
Brattleboro and Hinsdale Mrs. c. d. Prouty
is keeping house for her.
Mrs Abbie Putnam is on the sick list.
She is now with her daughter, Mrs. Will
Yeaw, who will care for her.
The women of the LSrkin soap club held
a sociable at the Baptist vestry last Thurs
day evening, \ good time was reported.
Mrs, May Holden and her son Of Towns
bend and Mrs. g. O, Prouty Of Brooeside
were guests Of Mrs. D, $. Prouty last Mon
day.
There was no preaching at either Of the
churches last sunday. Mr. Chambers of the
Baptist church was away. Mr.. HaSelton S
wife is i'll so he was unable to supply the
pulpit here.
Ii was a fake report we heard last week
that a Mr.. Carlton Of Townshend had
bought out the stage route from Williams
vile to West Dover for w. j. Metcalf still
holds the ribbons.
We heard Tuesday that the Wilmington
postofice had been broken into and several
hundred dollars stolen. We hope the rob
beers will not venture in East Dover for we
have no money TO spare.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-09
NoRTHFIELD FARMS.

4, f. Howes spent part Of the week in
Greenfield
Mrs. Arthur Parker and daughter Of
Worcester are the guests Of Mr., Parker's sis
ter. Mrs. o, ID. Adams,
Amos Whitaker an old resident at the
Farms died at his daughters Sunday even.
ing lie leaves wife. one son. Charles Of
Gill, and one daughter, Mrs. Miller, who
has been caring for him.
There was Halloween party at Z. +.
Howe's Monday evening. The evening was
spent socially with songs, readings and mu'
sic by both violin and organ. \ phono-
graph added much to the pleasure OF the
evening. The guests were finally invited to
the dining room which was tastefully trim.
med with potted plants and ferns and a
bountiful supper was served. This brought
TO close a much enjoyed evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Rice of New York
have been visiting Mr.. Rice's son, Harold,
who is living with his grandfather n. G.
billiard
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-09
Pnfney and Vicinity
PuTNEY.

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MASS sarah ANDREWS 'el' tnis "eeA 'o'
boston
Mrs, Martha Ellis OF Ludlow was IN io"i
Monday
\ large chimney Is soon To be built AZ ms
creamery
Mrs. II. T.. Taft was called to South Had
ley Falls this week
Miss Nellie Murphy Is spending few
weeks al Bratleboro.
Miss Bertha Estey is in Boston and will
soon 20 10 Aiken. S. c., for the winter.
Pred n pembe, has returned 10 Kings
Ton n n AFTER spending two weeks at NJ
H. Pember's.
| s.,ar.i attended, ,hs fair and game sun.
n.r 80 Ly me Dnmmerston grange Wed.
nesasr cysning
ri. wh..,or h., rorrred "a mis-
| 80 NJ ~ - oa,nio,'od a, Pas,
I @o.uV MY A.. mas ''N'
'''A'"s'o"' '4 o.,,.-, =.
M,s' SoI n us.e ""S y o. J.ns wiiss me
s',, ,s
"'s' VI Wv VIVA
MT and MRS. A. . Underwood nave mover :,
rom -, y, hN'rl''" 'e"''"'"' W
"'
Mrs Addie D. Johnson returned Mohua!
from flalhheld, liLi ai'cf an "os'"ee VI
MARY 'ni'' i"0"'H'' u -,
Mrs Florence Blood ana MISS Eheh mar
cy spent the last OF the week AZ the iA''e'
home in Brattleboro'
jamie Cobb, who recently moved TO East
Lexington, has position as eiefA III 'o'
dan a Marsh store In Boston
Mrs. J. F. washburn went to Chester, "
H., this week on account Of the illness Of
her mother. Mrs. c. II. wileomb.
Jores Stacey and family have moved
% n NJ Frost's tenement Mr.. Stacey will
,o.,to his steam mill NJ Film farm where
,j,,ber In, viii bs Ont
~. ,.,,,.roa % wor,ss,ar
uass sandal after snrndipr a few weeks
=, sr,rysidn farm ON account Of the illness
- bis fstber II Tai
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Mr. ana MFs' a. ~ SaIP I,s,I,,s,
10 haVeThii'' ~ u" 9ohuss a''v, sPS rS,,,,
two weeks win tne,r uausn'y's' Ms i"'''
as D. heehah ana A's' NJ o iO''''
Patrick o'Connor, mail carrier on H. r.
d, No. p has been very successful IN ms
new work During the lhst hohlh ne H"a
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-09
MARLBORO.

John White is at the North Adams hos
pital being treated for a cancer.
Willard Bellows has gone to Henry Ad'
ams's to board during the winter
Mrs. Addie Tyler, who has been in Con-
neeticut several weeks, has returned.
1t is reported that Luren Eames, who has
been at the hospital for two or three weeks,
is doing well.
Archie Mather who went to Michigan in
the summer, returned 10 the home of his
parents Thursday
Rev. and Mrs. Winch Of Holyoke, Mass,
who have been spending several weeks at
the Poplars, returned to their home last Sat
urday.
4 surprise party was given Ruth Worden
by several Of her young friends last Friday
evening, it being her 18th birthday anniver'
sary. Al report good time.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-09
GREEN RIVER.

Mrs. r. T. Cutting is visiting at Mrs.
Cinda Brackets.
Fred Stowe is building a temporary shed
under which to put his mill wood
Cinda Bracket has greatly improved her
place by cutting down trees and brush.
Frank Barry, who has been i'll at the home
of his mother, Mrs. Fife. is on the gain,
Mrs. NJ. D. Thompson has gone to North
Adams to visit Mr. Thompson sister, Mrs.
Gould. who is i'll.
Mrs. Nichols and daughter of West Brat
tleboro and Mrs. Charles Shepardson visit
ed Mrs. Luke Wrisley Friday.
Mr.. jackson, who has been staying in
town for some time, has gone to Jackson
vile for few days before returning TO Nir-
ginia.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-09
BARTONSVILLE.

Mrs. Mariana Andrews was in Chester
one day last week.
Mrs. Mary Moody fell down cellar and
broke one of her ribs recently.
Mrs. Clara Dorand, who has been i'll with
bronchitis, is reported more comfortable
DR.. Charles Hazen Of Chester visited at
Lorenzo Cheney's Wednesday of last week
The Williams River camp, Modern Wood
men, entertained 80 couples at its hall last
Friday evening.
Mrs. E. f. DeCamp, Mrs. w Weston and
Mrs. ]. H. Morrill, entertained Mrs. Ella
Sprague and daughter of Bellows Falls last
week.
Mrs. Carrie Angel of Bellows Falls gave
party in honor of her cousin, Miss Fran
ces Fairbanks. Wednesday evening" Oct. 81,
which was largely attended.
Martin Wech, section foreman, has lay
off for 80 days on account of getting his
hand car smashed Fred Marshall OF Gas