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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-10
HOTEL COURTESY.

Mrs. J. ". Bailey, Of Brooks. Ne. Z. +. .. No l
Box 30, has made q request for The Christian Ad-
vocate" so kindly offered by Miss Phayre, OF Man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-10

Mrs. Richard Henry, Greene. Of Manhattan, has
thought Of a kindly way to celebrate one Of her
some poor children in memory Of her own little
ones who have passed TO the Great Beyond. She
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-26
MARSHFIELD.

Our miIliner, Miss Mary Brown, goes
to Boston for her spring stock Of goods
Wednesday.
Miss Flora ]. Atkins Of Cabot IS stop
ping with Mrs. S. Swerdteger this week.
County Game Warden Pike was called
to Berlin Monday To dispose Of the car
cass III deer killed by dogs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Croto are The par
ents of another son, born March II,
which child is number ten in this well
regulated family
The L. u. May & company and o. ID.
Cole real estate deal brings a sorry look
over the faces Of Mr.. Coles many friends,
Az II means losing the Cole family from
town. The deal involves several thou.
sands Of dollars and a house in Barre
City, where Mr. Coles people will doubt.
less reside
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Mark A. Davis Of Pittsfeld, n. H. are
extending congratulations on the birth
Of daughter, Sihyl Maria Grant, born
Saturday morning, March 2s.
Mildred Emery is very sick, threatened
with pneumonia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-26
Dn Commission 10 Determine
ThaW's Sanity
JUDGE MAKES THEM WAIT
Adjourned Court Until Tomorrow Morn
ing and if He Appoints a commis-
sion He Win Excuse the
Jury Indefinitely.

New York, March 26.--Justice Fitz.
gerald il not expected 10 make his de-
eision as to commission to examine
Harry X. Thaw's mental condition until
court assemblies tomorrow morning. II
be decides to appoint a commission he
will probably first excuse the Jurors in
definitely, informing them that they will
be duly notified when their presence Is
again desired. Then, after the jury re.
tires he win formally announce the APP
pointmeut Of d commission. II the Judge
decides not to appoint a committee he
may make no other announcement than
to direct that the trial proceed.
There was long wait for Justice
Fitzgerald, who did not arrive nutil af-
ter three o'clock in the afternoon yes
terdav BY that time the women mem-
bers Of the Thaw family had become
tired out and had returned to their ho-
tells. When the judge finally took his
place on the bench, he merely went
through the formality Of having the
court session adjourned until Wednes-
day morning at 1880 o'clock, the hour
set Hast Friday for the jury to make its
temperance in the case. Justice Fitz.
gerald made no announcement whatever
To the attorneys and they youchsafed
none. The ceremonies in court occupied
less than two minutes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-26
EARLY SUGAR PARTIES.
Held Last Night, But the Season rs Later
Than Usual

Less than week remains OF the month
oi March, the month when Vermont sug-
ar-makers are wont To turn out the
greater part Of their product, and yet
the output of the fruit of the maple Is
practically nothing. Up to yesterday
they hadn't received the sap which forms
the basis for the supply, but then the
trees under the warming influence of
the spring sun, began to supply the III
quid But at that the orchards had to
be fayorably located for the makers To
get respectable supply. Some sugar
mawers have not even tapped the trees
yet
The small quantity of syrup already
made has been snapped up quickly in
the local market Enough was collected
10 have several sugar parties last even
ing.
The social held III Tie Eniversalist
church vestry BY the Ladies' Union WAS
attended By some over 300 people, who
highly enjoyed the excellent sugar served
on snow The.sugar came from George
Richardson's orchard. The ladies took
in little over $27
The members of the classes Of the
Rev W. G. Maelntyre, Miss Phillips,
Miss johnson and George Stuart in the
Presbyterian church were entertained by
their teachers at a sugar social last even
ing, and q very enjoyable time was
spent There were about fifty present.
The menn consisted of sugar On snow,
doughnuts and pickles. Games also fur
nished amusement for the company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-26
PLEASED WITH SITUATION
AT PANAMA CANAL
Congressman Foster Returns Enthusias-
tic Over What He Saw
There.

Burlington. March 96.-After II.
days trip 70 the Panama canal zone and
a stay Of Eve days at the scene Of ope-
rati0ns, IN company with as other CON
gTessman, Hon. d. J. Foster has arrived
home enthusiastic over the situation and
the work being done on the canal. His
party left New York March 9, reaching
Colon March ~. Remaining there five
days, they started for home On the nth,
stopping only at Kingston, Jamaica.
Congressman Foster reports that the
preliminary work is practically complet-
ed and the actual work on the canal
progressing rapidly and successfully. Ev.
erything possible for the comfort and
convenience Of the employees has been
provided and no cne will be able 10 say
that the government has snerifced hui
man life TO build The canal Comfortable
villages have been constructed along the
line OF work. the houses being light and
airy. There is an abundant supply Of
pure water, and each village has its own
sewer system.
At Panama there Is one Of the finest
hospitals to he fonnd anywhere and
there are smaller institutions in all parts
'nt AHN NOit. lc HkdAku tHtNtE~ dfAu
police are vigilant and the free public
schools provided are excellent. Eight
Y. NJ G. a. buildings are maintained and
there is at least one baseball ground.
yellow fever Is almost unknown, and
the mosquito has been nearly extermi.
mated, while the houses are screened for
additional protection against the pest.
The death rate is very low and the most
prevalent disease at present is pneu-
monia
Today there are employed in the zone
about $4,000 people. OF these some 20,
600 are Jamaican negroes, the remain
der being Spaniards, Italians and Amer
leans.
1ir. Foster says that he found that
chief engineer Stevens was the most
popular man on the isthmus, and every
one was regretting that he was about
to leave. Mr.. stevens told the party
that he was az the point Of breaking
down physically because he had devoted
himself so completely to his work
Col 6oethals, the new chief engineer,
accompanied the party TO the zone and
was with it on the tour Of inspection.
He is much pleased with the condition
Of affairs on the isthmus, Air. Foster
says, and confident that he and his as
sistants viii be able 20 complete The
work without a physical breakdown.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-26
JUDGE SCOTT
STILL BUSY
Hears Three More Breach Of
Peace Charges
TWO PLEADED GUILTY
Liquor Furnishing Case Of G. Giudulli
Was Put Over Until Tomorrow,
as Respondents Attorney
Couldn't Attend.

The breach If the peace @bug' Is still
working among various and sundrv indi-
vidnals in this city Three more are now
added to the, list that have come before
Judge Scott in the last three days. Ar
thur Annis, a young man fond OF roller
skating and an argument, tried To run
the Pearl street rink, according to the
complaint, last Friday night. The spe-
cial officer, Charles Johnston, who is
stationed there. soothingly tried to inter
pose an objection to Annis' actions, to
which Annis offered vigorous opposition.
In. a second the young-man- fond-of-au-
argument and the special officer were
.clinched in a brotherIy embrace, with
honors about even. When il was over,
Annis picked himself up and went out.
Nothing was done about it until last
night, when patroIman Hamel induced
Annis to 70 to the city court with him.
Before Judge Scott the respondent plead
ed not guilty to a breach of the peace,
and his case was continued until tomor-
row morning for trial
Albert Kimplin, who was arrested In
Randolph by Deputy Sheriff H. j. Slay-
ton, where he had skipped after fraces
last week with Ellis Neddo and Richard
Turner, was brought into city court
yesterday afternoon, and he pleaded gull
ty to the charge Of breach Of the peace.
He was fined SIS and costs Of $3.50, which
be paid
George Mcintosh was arraigned in city
court last evening on the charge of
breach OF the peace, to which he pleaded
guilty and paid a fine with costs amount
ing 70 5000 Mcintosh il the man who
escaped the officers Saturday night when
they arrested Guy Thompson, who was
having fstic encounter with Mcintosh
on the sidewalk Thompson was fined
yesterday, for his kind Of an argument
The case of alleged keeping with in
tent to sell against G. Giuduli, which
was set for hearing in city court this
morning was put over until tomorrow
morning on account Of attorney r. A.
HoaF, counsel for Gjudulli having to at
tend county court today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-26

At the meeting Of the commission on
the Lake Champlain Tercentennial cele
bration, TO b. held on Lake Champlain
in 1909 IN honor Of the discovery Of
that body of water. held il Burlington
saturday afternoon, Governor Proc
tor, acting MS chairman Of the commits
sion, appointed committee consisting
Of Prot. w. Il. Howard, Of Middlebluy,
and w. ri. Crockett, of ST. Adams, to
visit Albany and ask the New York
legislature to appoint commission
similar to the Vermont commission, TO
confer with II IN regard 70 the cee.
bration. "A committee consisting Of
Horace w. Bailey and Z. NJ. Hayes was
also appointed to visit Ottawa and
present The sans matter before Parlia-
inent looking toward the appointment
OF q third commission.
Governor Proctor will probably ae,
company Professor Howard and Atr,
Cg0ekett ID Albany.
The event win probably begin July
4th.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-26
HAS NAMED HIS STAFF.
COL Brown, Department Commands Of
Vermont G. A. r.

Col A. G. Brown. Of Montpelier, de-
partment commander OF Vermont, Of the
GranM Army Of the Republic, has
named as follows:
Judge Advocate, Cornelius S. Palmer,
Post No. Q, Burlington
Patriotic Instructor, Charles ]. Bell
Post No. 6, r. OF, East Hardwick.
Chief mastering Officer, George w.
Brdgeman, Post No. 25, Hardwick.
Special Aides-de- Camp, Henry M.
Spafford, Post No. IA, Rutland, Benia-
min r. Bowman, 'iost 6l, Bethel
Aides de Camp, Heman NJ Allen,
Post No 2, Burlington, Carmi Il. Marsh,
Post No. 1902, Enosbnrg Falls, II. s.
Daniels, Post No 9, Greensboro Bend,
S. r.. Grover, G. J. Ormsbee, Post No,
lis, Brandon, Andrew j Downs, Post
NO. Az, Bennington, G. M. Russell, Post
No. AS, Wilmington, nj. ]. Leach, Post
No. IS, Wolcott, G.. III Tout, w. p.
Russell Post No. 50, Middlebury.
The following named comrades, now
residents Of the Department of Ner-
mont, but who served the state Of
Vermont Regiments during the War Of
the Rebellion, are hereby appointed on
the staff Of the Department of Com
mander as Honorable Aides-d etamp,
Albert Clark, Of Boston, Mass, Henry
0. CLARK, Of East Orange, N. q. Henry
b, Meigs, Of Baltimore, Md, Fohn b,
Crandell, Of Sterling, iii.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-26
CHICK STAHL RESIGNS
AS TEAM MANAGER
Says That Worry About Team Has
Caused His Playing to Droy OF
and His Appetite to Go.

louisville, Ky, March 26.--Charles
Sylvester Stahl resigned the manage
meBt Of the Boston Americans last night
and Pres. John /. Taylor has assumed
control OF the clubs affairs.
After dinner last evening, manager
Stahl called Pres. Taylor aside and said
that he could neither eat nor sleep, and
management Of the club, as it was IN
Ierfered with his ball playing and up
setting him in other ways. stahl said
that he could neither eat nor sleep, and
fis sickness yesterday afternoon was
caused by worrying over the clubs
affairs.
Pres. Taylor was dumfounded, but a.
snred manager Stahl that. he would as.
sumo all outside duties if stahl would
continue to handle the team on the
field,
This was agreeable to Stahl, and from
this on it win be simply simply Capt.
Chick Stahl. "Chick' will be relieved
OF the disagreeabIe duty Of releasing
players, and doing double duty as cap
tain and manager.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-26
DEATH OF a VETERAN.
James ]. Manney Of MiddIebury Saw
Strenuous Service.

AIiddlebury, March 26--,Iames J.
Manney, aged 67 years, veteran Of
the Civil War, died at bis home in East
AIiddlebury early yesterday morning
after an illness of more than two years,
which finally resulted in brain disease.
The immediate cause Of death was a
shock Of paralysis, which he suffered
Wednesday last. Mr. Manney was a
member Of the 1st battery, heavy ar.
tillery, nth Vermont Volunteers, and
saw good share Of strenuous service.
He leaves wife and one daughter, Mrs.
Fred q. skinner Of Chicago. The fun
eral services viii be held AZ the house
at two o'clock Wednesday afternoon
and the burial VIII be IN Prospect ceme-
terry. The Rev. c. 8. MtRkland will
cfiiciate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-26

D. A. Macy has traded with a. Il.
Covell for a fne looking three.yeaT-old
colt
The Lend-a.hand society Of Berlin
Congregational church give their next
entertainment at the church at Berlin
Corners on Wednesday evening Of this
week. The entertainment viii take the
form Of mock trial "The Great Libel
Case The following Is the east; Judge,
Hon. VIM Eyarts Marshall, Clark Stew
art; plaintiff, Col He's a Bird Planter,
Elber House; defendant, James ID. Pen.
man, Arthur Browui plaintiffs attorney,
Joseph Choake, Milton Bailey; defend.
ants attorney, llowIhummer, Donald
Fraser; witness for the plaintiff, David
Gwin, Henry Perrin; witness for The de-
fendant. Prof Socrates RawboneE Sabin
Pike, clerk Of tho court, VIII Turner'S
members of One Jury, Daniel Moriarty,
George Stewart; Adonis Evergreen, Chas.
Brown; Chuck ConDers, Hiram Stewart;
William Mershmalow, Carol Stewart;
Richard Henpeck, Wilbur Brown; Hiram
lHaysed Jas. Stewart Theodore Rosen
felt Harley stewart Cornelius Astur.
gould. D. Bancroft; Hans Blntwirst En-
nest Bailey George Washington, George
Salma; Ihicks kuil, Dick Grandallj john
! iHitzcorbett, L. Stewart.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-26
wo0DMAN FIELD DAY.
Camps in Vermont to Meet in Mont
pelier For Log Rolling in June.

The annual log.rolling or field day
OF the Vermont camps, Modern Wood
men Of America, will be held in Mont
pelier june 22, fine programme Of
sports and athletic events being AR.
ranged BY President Pirie Of Granite
vile, ard his assistants. President
pirie has secured handsome silver
cup, valued At 500 which viii be con.
tested for by uniform teams from diff.
ferent camps all over New England.
The principal speaker at the exercises to
be held in connection with the log-roll-
ing Will be II. II. johnson of Lincoln,
Neb., supreme organizer State Deputy
A. O. Palmer who now Is IN charge Of
the work Of the Order in New England,
will be present.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-26
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Roller skating race at the Pavilion
Thursday evering.
+. II. Kiser OF Plainfeld was IN the
city on business today.
John + Calef Of Washington was in
the city today on business,
+. d. Barnes of Chelsea was busi-
ness visitor in the city today.
George sandefson Of Burlington was
in the city on business today.
X. Afaggiaini of Beclsley street is laid
up with badly jammed finger.
Frank Hutchinson Of Mansfield, Mass,
IS visiting relatives in the city.
Alex Corey went to North Adams,
Mass today on business trip
Adelbert Styggles Of Holyoke, Mass,
y visiting relatives in the city
Fred II. Mann Of Woodsville, Y. H.,
was III tae city on business today.
John Mcleod has purcssed of Thomas
Carsweii his house on Averill street.
A. I. Hirle and Miss Ethel Haven re-
turned last night from Wollston, Mass.
Thomas Jones has finished work in
6reene's bakery.
About thirty Shriners went 10 r. G.
I.ittles sugar place this forenoon to
attend a sugaring- of.
Notices have been received in this city
Barre in going through bankruptcy III
st. Louis, Mo. Many Of his creditors
are in this city.
The Woman's Auxiliary Of the Pres
byterian church will hold its regular
meeting in the vastry tomorrow after.
noon at 2i30. The pastor will give a
short address.
"Teddy Bear" scarf pins just received
az Miss Walkers
The third rank viii be conferred at
the regular meeting Of Yinoita lodge.
new sugar win be served.
AS the organist OF St. Monicas church
is unable to be out, the choir will please
meet at her home, 10 Central street
for rehearsal this evening at seven o'elocl.
sharp.
The musical which was to be given
last Wednesday evening az the Metho-
dist church and which was postponed BY
the storm, will be held tomorrow even
| ing
/ Vincita club has issued invitations for an
informal reception for the members and
their ladies on Friday evening Of this
week There will be music, whist and
dancing.
The young men OF the chorus choir oi
the Congregational church are requested
to meet for rehearsal Of Faster musi,
promptly at 6 p. m. at no. z Maple
Grove.
The city it5sarian, Mrs. Louise Il
Boyce, asks aRyone who has any maya
zine, either odd numbers or whole vol
umes, which they would be willing K
contribute, TO bring them to the library
as they are needed to complete broker
volumes and sets
While Mrs. NJ. W. Doyle was hanging
out her clothes yesterday morning shl
lhad 10 stand on box 10 reach the line
and al she went To step of She turneS
her ankle over and fell % the floor Thi
lankle is sprained so badly she eannoI
step on the foot.
\ Among the arrivals at the City h0te
to-day are r. w. smith, Worcester Masa
a. J Dale. Philsdelphia G. II Warren
lCsrcenfeld, Mass; II. r. Miller, Whit
River functions I'll E. Emmona, Boston
Chester Mason Hartford; Herbert Irav
lers, Portland, Me.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-26
FIRE SCARE AT CABOT.
Early Discovery Of Blaze in w. B,
Lance's Tenement Saved Big Loss

Cabot, March 2g. A serious fire was
narrowly avsrted yesterday in the tene-
ment of WI b Lance over the post Of
flee. An oil lamp was set under a
clothes rack by Elton Lance, their
seven year old boy, who then went
downstairs, where his father and mother
were. The heat Of the lamp caught the
clothes allre. Mrs. Lance heard noise
upstairs and thought that something
was wrong with their little four year
old girl. When She opened the door
Of their tenement he found the room
filed with smoke. Mrs. Lance gave
an alarm which brought help
Mr.. Lance threw the barning clothes
into the river and the fire was then
put out. Little damage was done, the
door castings and floor being somewhat
burned besides about ten dollars worth
of clothes This building in centrally
located and had tile fire got under head
way ii might have caused the burning
Of the business section Of the village
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-26
DEATH or Nj. v. B. WEEKS.
Well Known Burlingtonian a Victim Of
Pneumonia

Burlington, March &c. The death Of
Martin Van I3uren Weeks, an old and
respected resident Of Burlington, oc-
Cured at his home at 1872 North Union
street yesterday afternoon at 1870
o'clock, when, after an illness of few
day with tho grip, which developed
into pneumonia, the end came suddenly.
Mr. Weeks was born in Danyille in
1870, being 81 years Of age, and for
the last s5 years he had resided in Bur
lington, being engaged in the custom
shoe business. Hs was well known In
the city and had many friends, being
member Of the First church and also
Of Washington lodge. He was also a
member Of the |. o. 0. r., lodge of
Lowell Mass, where he resided before
moving to Burlington.
lie is survived BY his wife and four
daughters. Mrs. X. Il. Watson. Maude
Nj Weeks. Fredt Z. and Hazel Weeks,
all of this city; also By brother.
Charles +. Weeks of st. 1ohnsbury, and
sister, Mrs p. Mattock, Of Colorado
Springs, Colo.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-26

Worcester. Mass, March 26 Mis-.
Georgianna G. Gale, sister OF Judge
Hamilton s. Peck Of Burlington, w.
died yesterday vi the home ~ Mrs. Eliza
n, Robinson, Goulding street sbc is
survived by her husband Henry A Gale;
sister, Mrs. "A. X Osborne and two
brothers, II, C. Peek 81 Chicago and
Judge Peck. The body Will De taken to
Burlington today for burial.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-26
WILL STUDY
CONDITIONS
Committee Named by the
President day
TO FRAME A NEW Law
Senator Dillingham; Of Vermont Will B,
One Of Party to GO Abroad This
Summer to Collect Material
for Congress.

Washington, March 2G.-President
Roosevelt today announced the ap-
pointment of an immigration commits
sion which will investigate conditions
ahroad this summer for the purpose Of
preparing bill to introduce next winter
III Congress, The appointees are
Charles p Neill, commissioner 81 labor,
Prof. J. w Jenless Of Cornell. William
r. Wheeler, Of Oakland. California. The
other members Of the commission already
designated BY Congeas are Senators
Lodge, Dillingham; and Latimer and
Representatives Bennett, Burnett and
Howell
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-26
In COUNTY COURT.
Trial Of Bastardy Case Started Yes
terday Afternoon.

Montpelier. March &C. The bastardy
case OF Hattie Catehpaw Of Warren W.
james Kasson, conductor on the Barre
& Montpelier electric railroad, was
called when Washington county court
reconvenei yesterday afternoon and a
jury was empaneled Before the trial
OF the case commenced Judge Miles an
nouneed that in the interest Of good
morals all minors would be excluded
from the court room while this case
was on trial. The plaintiff was on the
stand nearly all the afternoon. The
defence will be a general denial.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-26
WANT BASE BALL.
But Doubtful About It's Being Northern
League Kind.

Rutland March 20 THE annual
meeting of the Rutland Base Ball ASSOC
citation stockholders has been called for
today az the The Berwick to take steps
to close up the accounts loft over from
last season and To talk over the pros.
poets for 1907 While there IL little
enthusiasm here for gilt-edge team
because Of the dsgraceful ending Of
last seasons aggregation, there y a
general feeling that the city must have
base ball Of some kind this summer
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-26
WiIIIamston Hiah schooI.

MIR. Editor.-I notice in Fridays
aTimesD that one Of our school direc
tors says Ne Is unable 70 find any high
school ia this town.
we would advise him 10 consult
good oculist Immediately as there must
By serious defect in his ofgan of
aght, otherwise he woulc BE able 20
find high school here ana 4 good one
too. and the standing Of it. graduates
Ia other schools VIII prove tais
Yours truly,
A citizen Of Williamstown.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-26
BEAcRIE-wILKIN.
Quiet Wedding Yesterday at the Home
Of the Bride

A quiet wedding took place at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs George w. Thompson Of Granite.
vile, yesterday afternoon. when their
Edith J. Kilkin, was united in
marriage TO Robert Beagrie of this city.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Mr.. MacIntyrc of the local Presbyterian
church in the presence OF Tho immediate
relatives. The bride Was very becoming
1y attired IN dress Of blue messaline
silk, with white chiffon trimmings. Both
the bride and groom are well known and
highly esteemed in this city, and their
large circle Of friends wish them much
happiness. After Wedding supper was
served, Mr.. and Mrs Beagrie came to
their future home at 2 Church street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-26
DEATH IN NoRrHrrEED.
Lackey McPhee Aged Az, Died Sunday
Of Consumption.

Mortified, March -Lackey Nc.
Phee, "a years old, died Sunday evening
OF consumption at his home on Vine
street after several months illness. He
leaves a wife and three daughters and
two sons, all residents Of this place. He
was for many years employed as d
granite polisher by Cross Brothers. The
funeral win be at the Congregational
church tomorrow afternoon at two
o'clock, by the Rev J. G. Sargent. The
Northfeld lodge Of Odd Fellows will
have charge and at the grave win per
form the committal service.