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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

property. and that said Oliver la
mora was. therefore. liuhlo "a forfeit
tn WIN Rockefeller the sum ~ is
ceuts. cents for each uflcuse ana
gay the costs uf the action
No one ln Albany paid much atteu
tioB % this apparently trivial action
What are ls cents lost or gained by
WIN Rockefeller But the decision
causad a panic in the town ot brand
"a. % spelled awful defeat 90 the
minds Of those long hes eyed people
The Deserted Village.
On what used 30 be- the main street
ol Brandon. oliver lAm1ra, decrepid
veteran of the civil war, who stood
with hls regiment before Richmond
vheu Zee surrendered. lives with his
imlly n neglected aud weather
hpaten house Stretching away ON
ever, side are tho hulks OF the
HOUSES that once made Brandon "A
prosperous and pretty village To
The south are the decayed remnants
uf the old Baptist church, The
school house Is rotten Ht its founda'
lions The Catholic church looks AZ
IL 10 would tumble In, Louis Rohll'
lard sim runs the Brandon hotel and
tavern. hat his trade Is small and he
Is In debt The depot Is closed and
boarded up Seventeen persons, thg
last of the inhabitants Of a harassed
tuun. continue 20 inhnbit the hall
d0nan little cottages they purchased
yesrs ago with their savings or built
with their own hands
Doamaii0n roigns.
lamOrn knows the whole story ana
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

stone Prospector Gilbert b. bar.
Der by trade and has worked loo both
nlshee and Tombstone He was sent
over to the hospital from nishcr a
feW weeks ago and since his C1uhue-
meHt there has shown signs ul men.
tal ALTERATION ON Monday night he
became violent and attomniod 90
break up lho furnishings of that a.
stitutinn llo was finally oyerpowvr.
,d and ishou to i1il where ho has
since boon confined
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
GOOD ADVANCE IN
LEAD AND COPPER

New flIk Lead prices were al
vanccd Thursday from 5h cents a
pound to q cents q pound This rs
the Highest price In many years
Notices of tho advance DO lead
prices were sent out by lhe American
SuelfIug a Refining company
Copper prices were also aiyRnt 'd
fracuonally and tho highest Price for
0Icf.r0lytlC copper since iho Score
Wn corner WAS reached ElecirOIytIc
copper sold yesterday 90 23 cents e
pound ana sales az that price we're
made
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
SLATED FOR GOVERNOR or
TERRITORY or ARIZONA.

ID D. reported from Phoenix that
nebew y Morrison the newly elected
district attorney of Yayar' county,
Arizona. nnd whose home rs az Pres.
nGtt D. stated tn ho the next governor
III Arlz0na MI Morrison is son of
Judge a. a. Morrison. of Santa Fe.
Foar years ago hc was "a candidate
for delegate 90 congress from Arizona
90 tho republican ticket and was only
defeated hy hIH democratic rival hy "a
SMALL majority
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

There's d iIll st Bowie Tex that's
twice or big ns CAST ynar This won
der Is W ~ 1901 who from weight
of l0 pounds BIAS FroWu to over so
He say. 90 suffered with q terrible
cough. ana doctors gave me- uD to ate
0f r0nsimuii0a a1H reduced to 90
pounds. when Z began taking Dr.
King New Discovery fur cuuHump
lion. coughs and colds Now after
taking l2 bottles : have moro than
doubled ln weight and ann completely
cured Only sure cough and cold
cure GumuiCrd Do aN drugviats
Boo and ii Trial bottle tree
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

WASHINGTON Doc i1 According io
ihe proposed election law thn conn
ue Philippine assembly w'l consist
~ "irhtgauU momhpr rarl repre-
nDnilug a population o.. $4,000 To-day
~ was announced tbH fhr election
would ho hoId uu luy d I1ul aud
thst fhD assembly would convene
ninety days tfirr th, election The
dcleRatrs WIZ De- granted cunFiiiu-
ti0nai 'mmuutic ANA Cau huif nn
other Once Tho assembly 1915 make
its own sas aud elect % ruealsr and
recorder
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
BlaCkmalllng Practices Large.
~ on Increase. Hero Dies
In AbIeCt Poverty.
BRUTAL BEGGAR CAUGHT
PRACTISING BRUTALITY
Poverty and Suffering Rapidly on
Increase In Great Clty's Crow
dod Tenement Quarters.

Special correspondence
New York. Dec i5-Thro, learned
Judges W the Appellate division vi ihr
supreme court have bcCn called ON
to decide the proper amount tO De-
spfnt hy the eyocutors Of q deceased
man on his wake Joseph McCul.
urh the lcgatec. under bis unclo's
win objected to an item of fIt.2b
Tor the wake But counsel Tor the
executors argued that u wake was "a
racial custom. deceased having been
an freshman. and respect iu true fash
ION, should he shown the dead.
Among the fcma iu dispute are four
boxes beer S.. two bottles irish
whiskcy. s.. two bottles Scotch
whiskey. $50. two boxes t0.cont
Uignr $3.50. two boxes j-cout cigars.
lfSe. two bottles OF whlskcy go 81
25. one box cigars at $3.50; one bot
Me- of sherry $3.50 one bottle port
sizes. tips 90 coach drivers etc. 49,
ham. corncd beef. eggs. butter. pu.
iatocH mustard. steaks. rice bread
rolls and cake g1G.25 The attorney
for the executors argued that "th~
custom OF q wake o. $50 well establish.
cd that ~ ls held as matter Ol
law. that expenses attendant there.
on should bo allowed Az proper iuncr.
nj expenses" Ho added that he Gus.
tom OF wake was wen established
upon tho authority Of standard au.
thors and books of reference Web.
stcr's International dictionary" de-
hues wake as 20 sitting OF persons
with a dead body often attended with
"a degree OF fosiivity" and Lever aud
all other well known irish writer's
poured udiculo nr enc custom now
ever without eject There is nO
death ireland. even in the most
poverty stricken families. without O
wake I'll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

Hero Who Died IN Poverty,
Cassie McManus. young lTishw0.
man and heroine of the SIocum dis.
astcr. has been saved from burial In
the p0ttor's field by some poor irish
friends Of hers AZ the time the
al0cum was burned she was nn at
tonhnnt in fhc hospital If North
Brother Island She had just gone IN
duty aud was walking along the sea
wall when the burning steamer came
up the river When men, women and
children began leapinE into Inc wafer
this brave glr ram tu Che end uf the
island She was strong swimmer
aud as she breasted thc choppy
waves she saw "a child sink She
diycd aud brought Che little one
ashore whore others cared for ~ At
ter saving scYon persons lu this mau.
ncr she fen pAhau ted ana had t0 be
taken i0 the hospital herself For
several days she was in critical
condition bui recovered Honcrs were
hcapad upon her f1r bravery Mayor
Mcclellan gave her "a certificate for
hDrosm and congress voted her 70
bronze medal Testimonials from
foreign rulers were also received by
hOr and one 90 them from the IAN.
press of Germany was found Boz the
hospital DO which the poor grl died
But ihia great aitCgiloB soon died
out and she was forgotten Two
weeks after the disaster she married
James Craig. e. "soeplc Jack Later
che became ill and n'l CmiEs earn.
iuFs were spent los doctors bills Tho
end came when she died in Tho hns
piial There were very fcw at her
funeral as hrr history aud gallant
deeds tro already forgotten
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

f-NNhNAN NHNANNNNNAANNtANN
Brandon. ~ ", Dec ii-Tho death
rattle Is IN the throat of poor. ram.
ahankio Brandon This dosolated lit.
SIC American village. high up IN the
Adirondacks. once the heart at bustl.
ing activity. Is fast preparing 90 give
30 the ghost. thus ending a nvoyear
foud with VIM Rockefeller. one Of
be- worlds Richest men
The court Of apponlf al Albany
Banded down "a decision tho ottor day
iu the cRse of VIM. Rockefeller. plain
iiR, vs. Oliver lamOra, defendant. sua-
iaining che opinion OF che supreme
copri that oliver iamura had thrice
been guilty OF settling his rheumatic
feet upon q fow yards ut VIM Rookie
folprs $1,000 acres of Adirondack
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

Thf Sew York police mendlclncy
squad have again been restored end
mon h.f too Soon fur a quarter ni
tho population seems in boz living hy
begging AMI panhandiIng Two thlu-
d. clad babies one uiuo months old
and the othcr TIRE years and both
sblVerlns With cold. were the capital
with which "a woman bcRgqr worked
cn the sympathy of che people ln a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
Transfer KILLED IN
BuRRo MOUNTAINS s.

Manuoi Oiruin tcamstcr Boa The
employ of tho Bnrro Mountain Copper
company n the BuWo mountains. met
with a fatal accident last Thursday.
uo was hauling tlmbers down q rough
ruad whom the brake chain broke
throwing him 20 the ground and the
wheels of the heavily laden wagon
passing over his body We died soon
after Deceased was formerly en-
gagged In anching on the ella river
and leaves family 40 mourn his
loss
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

An accident which undoubtedly
usuld have proved fatal bat for
prompt medical attention, happened
laat sunday afternoon ip Mrs %. ID
Rutherford. says the silver city Zoo.
dapendent The lady had Intended
taklng medicine Cor some minor all
menf ana accideuuy picked up tho
wrong oftle which contained some
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
DONALD RAISER, FEM
AN VETERAN DEAD

Montreal Dee The IfaiN Of
Donald FmHar RECALLS the stirring
episodes uf tho F.ulau movement
Fraser was born n FoiorE Rom
shire. Scotland n 1892 aud came tu
this country u lsfs. when fauiDe
and hunger DROVE thousands from lro
land ln Dos younger days he took
an interest ln military matters and
saw service during Ihe Fenian raid
of 1855. ar captain of fhp lGih hata'-
fnn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
Territorial
Topics

IMPORTANT ARREST
BV MOUNTED POLICE
polr1 COnsinins wb9 was arrested
mo Capltau ON December z by Mount
I'd Onlocr D. r. Ayaat now langu.sacs
In the county igl of llnCola county
Onnslnins was ,aken into custody un
charge of having robbed Timeieo
Anaya oi $40 When upprcht aided
see OF the stolen money was found.
iio confessed to ihe thou upon bclng
arrested and was bound over to the
grand mry in the sum uf $500
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
COAL MINER KILLED
IN WEAVER WtWE

nl0yp OF ihr Weave mine WuH killed
instantly Tuesday iasI by iaii of
rock Goa him while at aurk. ayB the
Gallup Republican Tho deceased saa
about twcniy yeau 0f use The iuH
oral Was hlid "wednesday BOB the aar
red Helu church ami ihe infamoat
made DOB the Catholic ctmt'ur
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

poisonous llnlmont She had no s9un.
er tasted OF the contents than she
discovered the mistake.
nr r. y Whitehill was hastily sum.
moneI and after a few hours OF hard
work relieved Mrs rutherford uf an
danger and she IA able Ga hc out
again
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
Rlaek Hand gslends operatLons.

Black Hand Extends Operations.
The field Of operations Of th, black
hand is extending Where formerly
only Italians were victims. Americans
are now daily complaining of the at
tontlous of tine "hluck hand gang
Quite recently a prominent broker boo
me city received a demand Tor f2n
900 and the sketch that accompanied
fho letter was rerY suggestive ana
was. 800 doubt. the work Of an italian
arf ist Tho sketch ls that ol a bird
having ln iis hoax an ohlOng object
upon which was written 100000,
and the bird is lowering over box
Ike receptacle whore the broker De-
directed fo deposit the money de-
mundof Around the bird ate rows
1f daggcrs to indicate JOS fate n o.
Does not leave the packet of money
Zoo the box. The police nov state
chat there are thousands upon thou
sands of eases Of blaCkWail success.
fully worked ia tnu cify about which
1 report is never made Detective
sergeant petrusini of the Italian de-.
ioctive stan. says the laws oft the
country make convictions almost inn
possible in bl9ckmallirg cases The
hlackmailors have their lawyers and
when one gets into trouble. money
me best legal advice and e horde
of men ready 10 periure themselves
on the witness stand are prepared ln
his defence Thoy live on blaokmail
just as their fOroiathors lived since
the Bourbon kings ruled In southern
Italy 70 strike at the italian no.
llgious festivals and they are legion
would be- 10 strike "a the roof OF tho
black hand gang Whom the feast
day OF a saint comes on. the black
hand" goes Out and makes eyoIg
Italian give arFc sums for tho
shfines and affairs and they cost. aay
81 00G The black hand collects
$4,000 aud keep $1,000 In any other
city In the world. but an American
one. such gang of c0Wardiy cut.
fhroats would be- rooted out in TWEEN
a .fuur huurs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
ARIZONA BARBER CONSULTED
TO tNgANr AsVLUW

Edward 70 Gilbert Yas oNamned
yesterday before the probate court
az to his sanity aud was ordered com.
mitt.d io the asylum says the Tomb
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

Two carloads of furniture Do addi
tiop to fho already large Christmas
consignment recently received hy The
Faber furniture store were uniundrd
40 The salcsrooms Saturday
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
this IS the way he told u 20 me
The Veterans Lament.

this Is the way he told q 20 me.
The Veterans lament
u loft the army an invalid and a
few years later tho government gave
me a pension OF a2i a month which
I atm receive. never having been
ahlo To work ! set up my home here
IN brandon this very house that we
now occupy This became The live.
Hest numbering town IN che noun
tains VIZ have seen good and happy
times here.
Seven years ago, in the midst OF
our prosperity WIN Rockefeller came
into these parts and bought property
around hay Pond Ho extended HIS
holdings To our toWu line. and before
We knew a. he had bought ont the
lumber camp. Business ceased That
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

STORY OLIVER LAMoRA MILLIONAIRE ~
THS HIGHEST COURTS or N EW YORK - FoRTYoNE ARMED
CHASE TREsPAssERs orr 5000 ARcEs OF POSTED
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

New York Norm lhv. M, n
known as kid Nee y haa found
that the diamond ana iewciry huri
ness is not 90 bic taste. so ~ vRs au
nouncod today that be- has retired
from hia position a. president direr
tor and stOCkboldor Of the Norman
solhy company. which last year open
ed store at No 1903 Hroadway q
is added that be- win roon ou'Cr the
trade probably 90 Dcn
Yer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

fashionable street the other day The
suNgrng little ones excited aywpa.
thy. Hour after hour the woman
walked un and duEn the street the
little ones crying in the hiunR wilma,
and occasional snow nurricH chill
drcn's society agents spoke 90 her
and she commenced o. TRADE ~ 7hu8o
against them They took her to the
police station and there satisfied the
minds uf tho Indignant persons who
followed 90 protest 90 the arrest by
taking aimos, n haifu Of silver and
copper from the womans pockets.
She had NO less than $4,000 IN small
change and admitted thai she rent
od' the children FOR begging purposes
THE police are nov determined 20
clear the streets OF uli classes N mcus
dicanis and especial wnfch viii be-
kept in the great shopping districts
during the coming holiday season.
James Forbes. who De- lu charge OF the
mcndiancy bureau 81 The charity or
glnization society states that during
the pasi two years the number Of
boggnrs Ia The city haH Increased hy
four hundred per cent
Destitution Rapidly on increase.
Midwintor conditions have assall
ga the city and the outlook for the
very poor D. anything bat pleasing
An The cast side tCuOmcuts are large
ly oycfcruwdcd ront hiph aud food
supplies moro expensive than ever
To help Go mitigate the suHor.ngs of
thO poor during the coming dark days
the New York association ior lmuroY
Ing the condition of tho poor On work
ing with q viii The work last year
was Che largest n ta history Ac-
Clrdiug tu The president. a. Fulton
Crtin. on order 60 relieve distress
due tU sickness accident. death. loss
of work. old age. and similar causes
3.H2i families, representing $1,000 ln-
dIyidunlR were given prompt and ude
Quntp AID ln their homes ln Gddi
lion 2.6a7 homeless mon and women
were helped largely through the Joint
application bureau Fresh air relief
was given to 23.O6i over 1000 OF
those most run down receiving an
average Of tea days rest good food
and stimulating change The great
and important service. not only 20
The individual bat Tor the city iB
wholly nonarciariHu and dependent
upon voluntary gifts The association
deserves all the help asks Tor and
20 Ga foo ho hoped the appeals viii
not gu unanswered
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
WIN. ROCKEFELLER'S BIG PRIVATE PARK
CHOKES LIFE OUT OF BRANDON TOWN

Rockefeller 81 protected by the on.
vate park Law. which, In the interest
OF a few rich mon, was pushed
through the legislature. q makes u
possible for a man 10 buy whole town.
ships and. without fencing make u
private land n Ruckcfeller'H plans
60 through. a resident of this town
would have To- 60 40 miles over the
mountains 10 reach state land which.
by tre8pasaing over on RockelollerH
property he might reach hy covering
seven miles Oliver lamOra.
.-.-----.-.---.-->- --------.---.-l.--.--.-.-
t25 fof each time had ashed ! ap
pealod and the couu ordered me 90
pay Rockefeller rs cents. cents for
each ollonse.
10 g. is possible will have my
lawyers carry tho case tO the United
states supreme court I have every
thing go lose and nothing much lo
gain Because a man happens to
have millions be cannot With im.
punlty. trod upon his FELLOW beings
because they are poor
Privileges ~ the Rich.
There 81 40 Justice iu this verdict
against me. ROckofollor's property
joins the forest preserves owned ny
the state OF New York Streams that
run through the state preserve alao
ur through R0ckefeller's so-called
private park R0ckoiollorH superln'
tondcnt pat salt Hicks All over the
preserve TO attract the deer from The
state lando The hsh ! was catch
lng when I was arrested IN Rockcfel.
Ier's place were propagated in hatch
cries that the state oporatoa in me
interest Of sportsmon. az cost ~
$500 per anuum.
Dlsmantllna a Village.
"Ny nelrhhors have suffered but
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
prIvIIsnes d lhs 10.


"Ny ueIrhbors have suffered butt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

1884 nil fnr the annexation oi
Texas introduced in both hOuHes ui
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-13
Rob Roy Maceregor.

Clan Gordon, No 10, 0. S. c., present
the operate play, Rob Roy MacGregor,7
in three acts (by Pocock), with Mr..
Robert lnglis in the title role. The story
Of Rob Roy" by Sir Waite Scott, and
dramatized by Pocock, was first present
ed at Coyent Garden in 1918. The char
acters in this cast have been chosen with
care and are well fitted to play the part
assigned them, while the chorus ii made
up Of singers of merit, and IL ably as.
sisted by BaTe's favorite soprano, Miss
Emma J. Phillips. There win be a real
Scotch reel danced by Miss Margaret Bar
clay and Mr. Robert Stewart, Miss Elsie
Macdonald and Mr. Thomas Macdonald
Gin eostume). The cast and chorus,
with Lennox troopers, Highlanders. VIII
layers and travellers, bring the number
up 10 sixty-iivc people. The costumes
for the production are from Herman
Buchholz, costumer Springfield, Mass.,
and viii be correct in every detail Mrs.
John NJ. Panton i the pianist. AZ Barre
opera house Friday and Saturday even.
ing. December 81 and 22 Advance sale
OF tiosets can be had from members Of
amusement committee and exchanged at
Red Cross pharmacy. Prices, 25c, 35c
dr. -.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-13
CURRENT COMMENT.

Sir Thomas Upton says be will bring
over two yachts next time. But with
yachts, as with tea, II Is quality and
not quantity that counts. Washington
Star.
The theory Of Mrs. Parsons Is an old
one, as far as the most important de
tails are concerned. Tie great Mar
shall SAKE in his "Reveries" proposed
that the marriage contract should ex
pire at the end OF ave Boston
Herald.
The beavers are wise little animals
They are building dams and flooding
hundreds OF acres OF timber land II
Maine. That Is their method OF forest
preservation. which is OF the utmost
Importance TO their own. = Boston
Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-13
HUMPING HEADACHES
Many Barre Women Have Them, But
Few Know the Real Cause.


Dull, humping headaches,
Sick, prostrating headaches,
Dizzy, whiring, blind headaches
Point to disorders Of the kidneys,
Tell of uric poisons in the blood.
Narcotics may ease the pain
But won't cure the cause
Doan's Kidney Pills cure the kidneys,
Remove uric poisons, purify the blood,
Danish headache, backache, urinary ills,
Here's Barre testimony to prove it.
Mrs. Annie Glib, Of I'll. Brooklyn
street, Barre, VT, says; For over a
year had more or less backache, brought
on, think, by disordered condition OF
the kidneys. If | brought too much
strain on the muscles Of my back sharp
pains woud take me, and also suffered
from headaches and spells of dizziness.
When / overworked or caught cold il
always made the trouble worse. / read
good deal about Doan's Kidney Pills
and went to Il. A. Browns drug store
for a box Before / had taken all the
pills in this one box my back was
relieved, and when / had finished a sec
ond box the pains had ceased and | felt
better in every way. ! am glad to
recommend such reliable remedy as
Doan's Kidney Pills proved to be in
my case"
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States. Re-
member the name--D oan's-aTd take no
other.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-13
80
WILLIAMSTowN.

There will be promenade at the town
hall Saturday All are invited and a
good time assured.
The next entertainment in the course
given by the Village Improvement sos
ciety will be concert Of ~ye olden time
at the town hall Thursday evening, De
eember 20.
Justin Thompson Stafford Of Long.
acre, n c., who has recently returned
from trip to old Mexico, where he has
been on geological expedition, called
on NJ. J. Drury yesterday. He speaks
Of the mineral resources Of that country
as something wonderful.
The thermometer registered as low as
30 degrees below in some localities in
town yesterday The stone sheds were
shut down on account of the severe
weather.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-13
SOUTH BARRE

Frank Wallace is on the sick list.
W. A. Jackson was in Washington
yesterday on business.
Edward Ordway is working for Frank
Martin for a few days.
Don Camp has sold his yoke Of oxen
10 Mr.. Kicker Of Randolph.
Mrs. Frank Wallace, who has been OH
the sick list is said TO be well again.
Dennis Donahue, who has been III Tor
some time, il reported 70 be on the
gain.
The thermometer here registered 30
degrees below zero at O'clock Wednes-
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Lyman Matott spent
Sunday at the home of his father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Steven Alatott.