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about five weeks ago. He leaves two
daughters and son In Denver.
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OUT ON BOND-sin NcOool Il
again ont on bond and his eass has
been continued to the November term
Of the district ooart
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MEMORIAL sERvIoEs-oamp ss

MEMORIAL SERvIOEs-Oamp ss.
Woodmen Of the World. will hold
memorial services on June 8
this year. There are twenty three
graves Of departed brothers to be deo-
GRATED IN Highland cemetery and two
monuments to be unveiled ut Canon
DIV thie year. The usual servicea
will be held.
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J0TTIN0s ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

"Bsst ioe Dream soda a"-Ysltoo.
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The oil wagon will not deliver
hereafter on Thursday. 40.54x
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Brown d Son hay. s,Air. feed. coal,
Successors 10 e. r. Aillar. 4-tl
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Assust Flower keeps tAs eAi,drs. healthy a.A
rsii Of vf9or and froiic the whole day long,
high giee,
Asd shoai te the drasEis: "Piease sivs y
Inability to get up brisk and fresh In
the morning. lack Of appetite, pallor,
muddy complexion and poor spirits
these all indicate a disordered stomach
and bad digestion-in adults and children,
too. They also indicate the urgent need
OF taking Green's August Flower regu.
larly for few days.
It's a reliable old remedy for all stomach
troubles, never fails to cure indigestion,
dyspepsia and chronic constipation. and
Is q natural tonic for body and mind.
Two sizes. a5c and 7sc. All druggista
For sale at CITY DRUG STORE
The daily tribune., 1906-04-16

Special sale on trousers this wee
at Florence Tailoring %. 24-4
The daily tribune., 1906-04-16

Remembar Presbyterian concert 70.
morrow night.
The daily tribune., 1906-04-16

Cucumber Cream makes the fao'
like velvet-Palace Pharmacy. l8t
The daily tribune., 1906-04-16

Gold medal contess Pyesby teriau
church Thursday night. 40.4s
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BETHEL eiLEAD.

Miss Myra Edison has gone to Randolph
to work for Mrs. Belle Dubois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Howard OF Randolph
were recent guests at w. Il. Englsh's.
John Booth returned Saturday to
Bridgewater Corners after few days stay
at home.
Rollin Martin OF Rochester spent several
days Of last week with Edgar and Merton
English.
A goodiy number attended the Sunday
school convention held at Bethef last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hosington Of
Lowell, Mass, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Gail
Morse last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Shaw and daugh-
ter, Margaret, visited at Dana Washburn's
the first OF the week.
Hugh Chamberlin and Ed. Rix returned
from their Western trip last Thursday
and went Monday to Pittsfield.
Miss Alice Powers went Tuesday to
Pittsfield and is going from there to West
Rutland to spend several weeks.
The banner which is given by the White
River District Sunday School association
TO the Sunday school making the largest
per cent OF gain for six months over the
corresponding six months OF the preced-
ing year was won by the Gilead Sunday
school.
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kRooKEIELp.

r. z. Jones spent Sunday at his home in
Enfield, n. II.
Carroll Tucker went to his home in East
Barre last week.
Mrs. Sarah Freeman Of Groton, is visit
ing at Fri Ditty's.
Mr.. Dowdell Of Hancock is visiting his
daughter, Mis-. Josiah Smith.
Miss Josephine Hubbard OF Chelsea is
keeping house for Edwin Sprague.
Roy Blanchard OF Burlington visited
his mother, Mrs. Fred Holt, last week.
The regular meeting OF the G. A. r. and
w. r. e. will be next Saturday at p. m.
Miss Ula MeWhorter. Neal Ralph and
Floyd Lyman of Rutland scent Sunday in
town.
Mrs. Ella Sloane Of South Omaha,
Neb., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Il. L.
Benham.
Mr. and Mrs. silas Mills have started
for Nova Scotia to visit relatives. They
expect to be absent month.
j. w. Parmenter was elected delegate to
the state convention OF the Congal
churches from the Second church.
The w. r. c. will hold Memorial exer-
eises and also decorate the graves of their
departed sisters next Sunday at p. m.
The G. A. r. and w. r. c. will observe
flag day with appropriate exercises. All
citizens are requested to put out their
flags.
Elmon Morse, formerly Of Brookfeld,
aged S. yrs, 5 mos. and IS days, died in
Springfield, Mass, at the home of his
only son, May 30.
A paper has been circulated to get
money 10 purchase more spoons for the
hall, so those that had TO use tin ones
Memorial day won't have to again.
Merton Chase's little daughter, Ger
trude, was accidentally shot in the ear by
her brother with an air gun. Dr. Ellis
gave her chloroform and dressed the
wound,
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BETHEL 'LYMPus.

Willis Whitaker is at home from
Albany Business college.
c. r. Noble returned Friday from a
visit to relatives in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson Of Windsor are
visiting her aunt, Mrs. 5. A. Bowen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Allen OF Rutland
visited his aunt, Mrs. NJ. Z. Whitaker,
last week.
Earl and Frank Buttles spent several
days the first OF the week visiting rela-
tives in Ripton.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Buttles and daugh-
ter, Mabel, OF Hancock visited al his
brothers, b. A. Buttles. last week.
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Memorial Day Exercises.

In the morning, Daniel Lille Post,
headed by Bethel Cornet band, went to
Cherry hill cemetery and decorated graves
Of departed comrades.
The main exerci es were held in the
Town hail, and the hall was we'll filled
with those who came to pay their respects
to the memory OF the soldiers OF the Civil
war. One could not help noticing how
the ranks OF the living members are grad
ually growing thinner year by year. Only
twenty-three were counted IN attendance
this year There were also present in a
body sixteen sons OF veterans.
Wallace N. Batchelder presided over the
exercises. Prayer was offered by Rev.J. w.
Miller The pupils of the second pri-
mary department sang columbia, the
Gem of the ocean, Miss Alice NORM
gave a recitation, "Rock OF Ages" PrInci-
pal Wright read a portion OF Lincoln's
Gettysburg Address; singing by double
quartet, "Light OF the World;o recitation
BY Mrs. Merrill j. Corliss, SHOW June
found Massa Lincoln;o solo by George
Waterman, "Just Break the News to
Mother" music, "My Country, IT'S of
Thee, BY the pupils OF Miss Curtis room;
address of the day, delivered by Sam Lee
Abbott of this town. Mr. Abbott is ma
tive of this town and a graduate of the
Whitcomb High school. His townspeople
naturally felt personal interest in the
speaker, and gave close attention to his
address, which was declared by many to
be one OF the best Memorial day addresses
ever delivered in Bethel. The exercises
closed with benediction by Rev. g. f.
Eortier
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NORTH RoYALToN.

Ziba Paige is repairing his house.
r. w. Ballou OF Fayston visited Mrs.
Mary White recently.
Miss Aimee and Myrtle Bliss Of New
York city are visiting at Lorenzo Tenny's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ladd Of Barre visited At
Hiram Benson's last week Wednesday.
Frank and Miss Ada White attended
the funeral OF their cousin. Ruth RaIIon
in Chelsea last Thursday
Mrs. Mary White has received the sad
news Of the..death Of her niece. Rutb
youngest daughter Of John Bailop ~
Chelsea.
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PITTsFIELn

L. E. Taylor was in Retho, ~,
=. n. Mills and wife were Is p "eek,
There viii be an ice cream .oo;.,
~ she vestry OF the CongI - ned
Friday evening, June s. Church
Charles Lowell of Gavsviuo
bought 10 head Of cattle nj recently
NILS. IL was said to be TIE ~. tafe4ea
cattle driven out of town for sos,d VEG ~ Of
AT the regular meeting Of Tyysos rip'e'
Grange Saturday night, il Was 49, ~ River
there would be mock court ~, Apeeted
y me absence OF Ira Holt. Il OWING
possible 10 carry out that mar, M
program. IL being a busy tine ~ " lhs
ana everyone tired, the party rs,5. yeaf
l lnsr MONIES az much earlier boar u %
usual aiter listening to reading. .a5a
n. brown and Waldo Ellis an4 y
Breed. anu W Il.
Col, c. II. Joyce spoke on Mo-
aag TO large audience in nv - aAi
mouse at Montpeller, The theme ,SssiA
a Ns was Inc Object and Fi,,' ,l'
observance Of Memorial Day. II W.
~ ~ the papers there that though 4. al
o4Meu Win the weight OF years ~
physically enfeebled from the eifeot. w \.
MS service as one OF the "boys Of 49, " y,
yet to those who were privileged Il ~
nus mastery and eloquent Grafton n,
TACT was brought home that Ia Voc, We y
mind ana mastery OF language sO5 ~ y
joyce Is still possessed Of the Am strsr ~
that has made him one OF the reeog.iz-l
orators OF the state for many years ICY es,
Joyce viii spend some time with M ~ ~.
IN Montpelier before returnitt,, - st ~
place. ~ tAs
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EAST sETHEl.

II. W. Fowler was in Randolph Monday.
Mrs. Lucy Benedict has been in the past
few days, due to over work.
Miss Maudine Abbott was guest of
Miss Margaret Smith over Sunday.
Mrs. r. II. Rae returned from visit to
relatives in Massachusetts, last week.
Miss Nellie Billings OF South Randolph
was recent visitor at W. p. Smiths.
Horace Kingsbury returned to his work
Monday after several weeks Of sickness
Ed. Rix, brother Of Mrs. Win Clifford,
returned from his western trip last week.
VIII Jones aud wife Of Tunbridge were
al o. w. Brockway's the first Of the week
Miss Norma Spaulding has so far re-
covered from the measles as to be out Of
doors.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Fowler were in
Brookfield sunday as guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. F A. Parker.
Russell kingsbury was able to ride a
short distance Sunday after a ten days
illness with pneumonia.
Miss Blanche spsulding returned to
salem, Mass, Saturday after spending a
two weeks vacation here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jennings Of
Sharon, Fahien Dupuis and Mrs. lyman
XIX q Randolph were recent guests at
VIII o. Morrill's.
Mrs. Howard Wight has been much
worse the past week. Friday a plaster
cast was put onto her limb. Miss Billiard
OF Bethel Is caring for her.
DEANS RHEUMATIC PILLS absolutely cure
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EAST GRANVILLE.

Master Kenneth Dickerman. while
fishing Tuesday, caught a trout which
measured 10 inches in length.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett W. Clark and
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur f. Winslou 81
Northteld visited relatives in town sun
day.
George Ordway has been at work the
past week tearing down the Old .Baf
Hive for the Eastern Tale Co., who Rrg
preparing for railroad siding, which 3
to be built soon.
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The Village Improvement society re-
quests the COURIER to call attention e.
abe above subject The CoURIEB has been
thinkingo 90 the same matter, and it Is 8
conEcuIsl sutject. There b. nothing that
So much dishEurcs our streets a. the
pieces 90 litter, mostly paper some tin
cans and Old shoesI that are thrown oui
thulEhiiessly 81 many 90 O.. We have
Kept tabs 0n th1 sources 90 some Of 90.
A scholar tors up AZ examination paper
and scattered the bits s. the bank A
business man coming OCT az the postoHict
deposited au advertising card iu the gut
Ter tF The walk. Advert isemtnts SO s
baseball game were fastened Up insecurclg
and were soon torn down On the wind
carr ing the news mp end down the
street. scho0lboy went 90 the printing
Qitco and got q large supply % brightly
culQred trimmings and scattered fqa Oh
lhe sidewalk. A boy bought a banana
and threw the skin on the sidewalk Ca
'front.' o. Topper 4 Graham store.
These are all small acts. bot in the ar-
Rregatc they make " hat We have. dirty
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ROCHESTER NORTH HOLLOW.

Chas. Clark is in Ripton with his son,
George.
Gayle Eaton was in Ripton Tuesday for
q load OF potatoes
Lyman Rix was at n. c. Harvey's
Thursday and Friday.
Esther Clark and son of Ripton visited
at +. Thatcher's last week
All are glad to learn Of Mrs. Loren Spen-
GERS Improvement in health.
Mrs. w. ID. Durham and Ida Hubbard
visited IN Hancock Thursday.
Ethel Eaton IS at home, her school be-
ing closed for a week on account Of scarlet
fever.
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A. G. Osgood and family were in the
4 place las. Sunday.
Miss Herrick Of Johnson visited at Ii. 7.
Johnson last week.
/ Mrs Marosa Smith has gone on a visit
( to the north part OF the state.
The ball game Decoration day resulted in
a victory for the home team, 6 10 3.
Miss May Kibbee Of Walpole, n. H., is
visiting her people at L. n. Kibbee's.
Miss Edith Greayes from Bridgewater is
visiting her sister, Mrs. II. F. Sprague.
F. g. Sprague is in Chelsea this week to
serve as grand juror, also ). k. Waldo as
juryman.
Rev. and Mrs. E. c. Clarke attended the
+. w. b. association meeting at West
Topsham.
DR.. George f. Davenport and wife Of
Lisbon, n. H., spent Sunday with their
parents here.
+. L. Blair OF Manchester, n. H., and w.
G. Blair of Beverly, Mass, were called here
by the death OF their mother, Mrs. f. L.
Blait.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Kemp returned to
their home in Shady Rill last Friday.
Miss Clara Sprague accompanied them TO,
visit.
Our ball team went to Randolph Satur-
day and played against the Randolph town
team, defeating them by the score of 7 to
2 in an interesting game.
Mrs. Blair, who lived with her daughter,
Mrs. w. Z. Armstrong, died very, suddenly
last Thursday after an illness of only few
days of pneumonia. Funeral services were
held Sunday at pm. at the house, Rev.
Homer White OF Randolph officiating. The
family have the sympathy OF all in this
time of great sorrow.
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LIlLlEvlLLE

Several went to the Memorial services at
Gaysvllle Sunday, which were well at
tended and very Interesting.
Kenneth, son Of Alton Bullard, Is very
sick with pneumonia at Chris Mobiles.
DR.. Q. ID. Greene attends him.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Dyke and Miss Msttie attended the
White River Sunday school convention at
Bethel Saturday.
Mrs. Hattie n. d. Rogers, organizer Of
the International Sunshine society, Will
hold meeting in the rooms OF Rev. Verdi
NJ. Mack In Gaysville, Saturday. june q
at p. N. All are cordially invited.
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r. Flint Of Bethel was in town Monday.
George Allen was guest Of his mother
recently
Miss Mattel Dyke was az her home in
Bethel over sunday.
Miss Lila Chadwick visited her parents
in West Breokneld over sunday.
s. q. ButtcrHeld has returned from Bos-
ton and Miss Mary from East Braintree.
The ladies OF the Mite society viii serve
ice cream as y. ID. Rice's 80 the fats Fri-
day evening. Mrs. \. ID. Rice and Ham
nab Hanlon VII have charge Of the social.
The public j. cordially invited.
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RetheI Church Notes

Christ church, Bethel Trinity sunday.
Holy Communion at S a. M: evening
prayer and sermon at p. M.
Methodist church June l0-Childrenfs
day exercises at 10:A5 a. M, followed by
Sunday school. No evening service be-
cause Of baccalaureate sermon.
ConRl church Services OF worship a.
l0:i5 a. M, with sermon by the minister.
solo by Mrs. Chase, ~ Dream OF That Fan
Land, %, Lord, By Pinsute; quartette by
the CHOIR, There Is a Fountain by Con
cone. sunday school at ii:i5 3. N. All
are invited.
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The Granite Savings |
Pank and Trust Company,
Barre, Vermont solicits, the
accounts of farmers, clerks
ard wage earners Of al
classes, paying especial at.
tention TO business received
through the mails.
If you have a little money
to deposit ii is not neces'
sary for you 10 take the time
to 90 to the bank and make
the deposit in person. The
mails will do the business
for you and save your time
and the expense of the trip
Money may be sent BY
check, post-offce money or y,
der or registered mail. All
deposits sent usare prompt
" acknowledged and all or
ders for money promptly
honored when properly sign
ed and accompanied BY the
bank book. -.
May we suggest that J.
you do not have a bank ac-
count the "GRANlIE' WI llbe
pleased to receive your hrst
deposit? Twenty-one years
of experience and careful /,
attention to the interests oil
our clients are two points 10
which we wish to call es'
pecial attention. linen, 100
We call your attention 10 the
increase in interest rate 10
) IL per cent which goes
into effecton and after July j.
TO.DAYIS THEBEST TINE
TO OPEN AN ACCOUNT
Granite
SAVINGS BANK
AND TRUST COMPANY 4
BARRE, VERMONT
John Trow, President.
II. G. Woodruff, Treasurer.
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looking streets. The road machine and
workmen have just been through the
village and considerable small stuff has
been picked up and carted of, and now is
a good time to see what can be done to
keep the streets tidy and neat looking.
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are as common in India Is are stomach
and liver disorders With rs. For the Iqr-
yer, however, there l. a sure remedy -ElGc-
trio Bitters, the great restorative med ci1e
81 which 5. A. Brown, OF Bennettsvifle.
:. g., SAYS. They restored my wife 10
perfect health, after years 81 suffering with
dyspepsia aud 8 chronically torpid liver >
Electric Bitiers cure chills and fever.
malaria, biliousness, lame back. kidney
troubles and bladder disorders. sold on
guarantee. Price sees
For sale BY n. A. Leonard and r. E.
Bryan. Randolph.
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YOUNG ALcANDER.

The well known stallion, Young A'
der, will beat the stable Of Frank oEl'N ~
Tuesdays and Wednesdays from ~.
August Ist. 1895. win he pleased io -
all my old friends. as well a. new ones.
Es. PUTNAM.
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Only one remedy ia the world that win
e. once stop itchiness % the skin in any
part % the body; Dosn's Ointment. AT
any drug store, % CENTS.
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powder Coy swollen tired. bot smartiug feet
sample sent FREE. Also Free sample n fhe
kour-EAsE - NrrARF CoEN-PAn. "a neW fnVsr-
tioa- Address, Alien s olmstel. L. Roy. y. =
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EAST RANDOLPH.
A Card.

We wish to express our gratitude and
heartfelt thanks to neighbors and all kind
friends who assisted us in our late be-
reayement.
Mr.. AND Mrs. w. f. ARMSTRONG
AND FAMILY.
MR.. AND Mrs. T. l.. BLAIR.
W. G. BLAIR.
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Memorial Day at Rochester.


The annual sermon before the members
OF Col. II. A. Eaton Post, q. A. r., aud
Ezekiel Emerson Camp, Sons Of Veterans.
was delivered in the Universslist church,
Sunday morning, May 9th, BY Rev.
Frank +. Adams. The text was taken
from ] Cor. 1913. Mr.. Adams spoke OF
the various forms OF love, and dWelt es-
peeially on patriotism, or love Of country.
striking instances OF this passion were
given. Attention was called to the differ
ent standpoints from which the great con-
iiict Is viewed. The youth OF today views
Il as matter OF history. The observance
OF Memorial day serves to give them sore
excited conceptions Of the value Of the
legacy bequeathed them by the fathers
The arrangements which had been made
Tor Memorial day were fully carried out
In the forenoon procession was formed
ana the graves IN the upper cemetery
decorated. Interesting features OF the
iorenoon's services were a flag drill on the
common by children OF the intermediate
school, under the direction OF Miss Bertha
Minkler. the teacher, and the casting OF
nags ana flowers into the river from the
bridge near O. O.. Martins in memory OF
the sailors who persisted in the civil war
and Of the unknown dead. After this
ceremony, Rev. W. L. Douglass made an
propriate remarks.
Exercises were held at the park in the
AFTERNOON. Prayer was ffered by Rev
Mr. Douglass; Rotations by Miss Florence
HOdgkins and Miss Vera Parmeuter:
Abraham Lincoln's address at GETTYSBURG
was read by Rev. Mr.. Hildreth. +. NJ
Edgerton, ESQ.,, the president Of the dav.
then introduced Rev. Fraser Metzger OF
Randolph, who had been invited to de.
liver the Grafton. Mr.. Metzger expressed
the hope that the time might never come
when Decoration day should not be held
m honor. We still hold fast to those
things which speak Of freedom ard Of
courage. We believe in an equality Of
rights and community Of brotherbood
- am my brothers keeper is being az
nrmed IN America as never before. As
the years come and the years 20. the mem /
DRY OF General Grants words. "Let there
pc peace, spoken on the occasion OF IYae's 4
surrender vii become sweeter. We de- 4
sire that there may be one constant peace.
Longer than this granite slBft shall point
20 the sky, there shall be in the hearts 81 4
ne citizens Of America one great psalm 81 /
thanksgiving for all that the brave de-
lenders Of the union did for us.
After the orati0n the ceremony 81 dee
1ratlnE the graves Of the soldiers IN the
over cemetery took place.
Music was furnished by the Randolob I
band aud the West Rochester drum rnrns
consisting 81 Wesley swan. Glenn swan
ind N. p. whitney.
Dlnner and supper were served bv the
adies Of the Oniversslist church.
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6sazts Ssarss Eat 1i vsse5a5s SAFE
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eAYsviLLE

FOR sALE:-One pair heavy work har-
nesses, one pair light driving harnesses
with breeehfng, one light driving harness
all in good repair. 7. NJ. NfE'
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Rochester News.
E. NJ. HARVEY. Local Editor.

DR.. II. w. Holden, dentist OF Bethel,
will be at the hotel Monday to do work.