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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-14
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT,
MAY NOT RECOVER
Charles Knox Of Alienstown, N. H !,
Started Out Hunting and Was Reck-
less with His Weapon.

suncook. N. IT,, Oct. 14.-A very se-
rioua shooting accident happened in the
east part Of Allenstown about six miles
from this village yesterday and the doc
tors fear that it will result fatally.
Charles Knox, boy is years Of age,
was the victim He started with his
dog and gun for 4 forenoon ID the woods.
When about three fourths of a mile from
home, the dog began barking loudly, in
dieating that he had treed a gray squir-
rel
Young Charles hurried forward, and
as there wero dense bushes in his way,
he held his gun behind him, thinking to-
protect it. The trigger, however, was
caught BY a twig in such way that the
gun was discharged, the contents enter
ing his left side, passing through the
lung and out the front Of the body,
lie was alone and IN a section where
there are no residences He could gain
no assistance and, remarkable as it was.
succeeded in reaching home notwitnstand-
ing the great loss Of blood from his
wound. Drs. Butter6eld and Hill were
summoned from here and did all that
$50 could suggest for the wounded boy.
The boys father was in Franklin wnere
he is employed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-14
RECEIVING ATTENTIONS
FROM PROSECUTORS
Fred C. Gale of Hinsdaie, n. T., and
0rlen H. Ellis Of Brattleboro Who
Were in Partnership.

Brattleboro, Oct. f4.--Fred c. Gale Of
Hinsdale, y. IT,, and 0rlen II. Ellis Of
Brattleboro, who were in partnership in
the liquor business on the island in the
Connecticut river opposite this village
previous to the organization of the
Cheshire express company, are receiving
the attention Of the prosecuting officers
in both New Hampshire and Vermont
at the same time on charges Of violating
the liquor laws. Gale in New Hampshire
ana Ellis in Vermont.
Ellis was arraigned In county court
at Nswfane Saturday to plead TO an
Indictment charging him with selling
liquor in this state while a partner Of
Gale on the island, He pleaded not
guilty and was placed under bonds in
the sum Of 81 900 to appear when want
ed.
The superior court Of Cheshire county
ct Keene, M. III, il considering what ac.
tion It will take under indictments
against Gale and the Cheshire express
company. Gale has pleaded guilty to
the Indictment charging him with keep.
ing liquor for sale and has agreed tnat
the corporation may be dissolved, but
sentence has not been imposed and the
decree has not yet been drawn up.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-14
BRrGEMAN HOSE WINS SILVER CUP
Present Bellows Falls Fire Department
Holds Last Inspection Parade

Bellows Falls, Oct IA The e2nd an
nual inspection Of the Bellows Falls fire
department was held Saturday after
noon and evening.
There was unusual interest in the
events Of the day, inasmuch as it was
the last inspection Of the present de-
partment.
Within a few weeks the entire system
Is t0 Be changed, A new chemical
wagon will be here, and the department
will be SO shifted about that less tnan
half the present number Of men will be
needed
The day was also out Of the ordinary,
as the hose racing for the silver cup,
which has been III progress every year
since 1901. was finally ended The
condition Of the contest that the same
company win three times has been full.
filled, and the cup will become the prop
erty Of the Brigenan hose company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-14
MERRY MAKING ENDED
IN DEATH OF SIX
Family Of Solomon Frank at Glovers-
vile. ~ \. Destroyed Following
Celebration Of Approaching
Marriage.

Gloyerssille. n. Y, Oct. lt.-Half an
hour after party Of merry makers
early Yesterday, bad left Solomon
Franks home, where they had celebrated
the approaching nuptiala Of the second
daughter. Dora, FIRE swept through the
house aud six members Of the family
including the hetrothed woman, were
killed. Only the mother and two infan.
sons escaped.
The dead arei
solomon Frank. aged "a years.
It's daughters. Sarah, aged 2i years
Dora, 10 Rose, ~ Minnie, lsi and
Mary. 10.
An were eutIocatei by smoke, which
filled the rear Of the house in which
they retired. That portion Of the build
ing waA destroyed and the bodies were
recovered from the ruins BY hremen.
Frank was a well.tosdo glove cutter,
whose home was the scene Of occasional
social gatherings Of the circle Of which
his daughters were a part. Dora was
to have been married early in December
and Saturday night her parents gave her
hetrOlhal party. The festivities lasted
until one o'clock Sunday morning, when
the party broke UP. Soon after the
girls had retired. Mrs. Frank discovered
the flames, which apparently originated
IN defective chimney, She gave the
alarm, hut was able only 20 save herself
and her two little boys. The father last
his life In attempting to reach his daugh.
tiers. who were overcome by the smoke
while seeking exits The positions Of
their bodies when found indicated that
they had left their beds and made futile
efforts 20 escape from the windows.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-14
PROMISED vERmonrERs
That He Would Visit Brooklyn and
Inspect Dry Dock.

Washington, d. G.. Oct. l4.--secresay
Of the Navy Mctcalf has promised 20
visit Brooklyn this week to inspect the
uneompleted dry dock, No. 4, 60 see
whether any adjustment can be made
with the American Surety company Of
Montpelier, ", that vent on the bono
Of j. b. Spear. the e0ntruetor. for $780,.
000
Secretly Dillingham; and former Sec.
retary OF the Navy, Charles Darling,
urged Mr.. Mctcaif to arrange some set.
tlement for the Montpelier company, in
which x-Secretay OF State F. A. How
land OF Montpelier is an official
All three Of these gentlemen have re-
turned 10 Vermont Judge Darling took
hack no new word about the protest Of
d. G. Furnam and others against the
continued entry OF dutiable freight at
ST. Aibans, rather than at SwnntOn. He
explained the situation as II is TO date
TO tho treasury officials.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-14
COUNTRY CLUB MEETING.
Harry N. Cutler Was Elected President
for Next Year.

Montpelier, Oct. l4.-Tke annual meet.
ing of the Montpelier Country club, held
Saturday night, was attended BY 10
members. The report OF the directors
showed that more money had been laid
out in repairs than ever before, prinei-
pallv in lockers and baths. The esti-
mated expenses were set at $500, about
the same amount as would have been
needed this year bad it not been for
the unusual expenditures. It was also
proposed to increase the dues Of the
stockholders in order TO pay off the in
debtedness of the club. There are now
$50 members, Of whom SO are stock.
holders, 40 associates, 30 lady members
and three outside town.
Directors were elected as follows: II.
NJ. Cutler, B. B. Bailey, A. b. Bisbee,
II. w. Kemp, G. F. Lowe, H. i. Farwell
and C. NJ. TTeaton. At subsequent
meeting Of the directors, the following
officers were elected; President, Mr..
Cutler: vice-presideht, Mr.. Bailey; sec.
retary, Mr.. Heaton; treasurer, Mr.. Far
we'll.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-14
TOOK OVERDOSE.
Sumner Blackstone Of PittsfeId, N. H.,
Attempted Suicide.

Laconia, n. IT,, Oct. l4.--sumner
Blackstone Of Pittsfeld, former we'll
known attorney of this city and Gil
manton, attempted suicide here yester-
day afternoon.
At about 4 o'clock he appeared at the
residence Of Charles A. Jewett, 40 Car
field street, and said he was very sick
and that he had taken dose OF lauda-
mum. He went to sleep, and as Mr.. Jew.
ett could not arouse him, he notified
CITY Marshal Harvell who called City
Physician G. IT. Saltmarsh
Mr.. Blackstone had taken an overdose
of laudanlun, and after q few hours was
able to be taken to the City hotel.
No cause for the rash act j. known,
other than dependency. Mr. Black
stone had been working as clerk IN q
pittsfieId hotel.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-14
YOUNG MAN BROWNS
IN LAKE CHAMPLAIN
John MsiIlsur Was out with a Party
Fishing Yesterday When He fell
Into The Water.

burlington. Oct f4s~Tohn Melllenr
AGED ae years, an employe Al sha Elias
Lyman Coal COS yanls. was drowned
10 Lake ChAmplain early yesterday af.
sernaon. Meillear was one al a party
of four who vent cut on The lake n
1sh. The boat was cansirea and Neil.
leur met deAfa n tie water, his three
companions being rescued. The drown.
Inc occurred Of Rocky Point, two miiea
north Of Juniper.
The party which left lhs elty yeater.
dav morning on tna f.hlng expedition
was composed Of Cisarles Brown. A. ",
Allen. eeoree Amin ana young Neil.
lieur. The mon occupied . skia. As
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-14
SHUT DOOR ON RUNAWAY.
And Animal Ran Full Force Against It,
Being Knocked Down

A delivery team owned by J. B. San
ninetti became frightened this forenoon
while standing, hitched with weight,
at the Central Vermont freight deport,
and ran out onto Main street and headed
straight for Baker & Jones' livery stable.
Mr.. Jones saw the horse coming, and
fearing for the safety Of the wagons
in the barn, had just time to draw the
barn door together when the horse struck
It. full force. The horse was knocked
down in heap, but was not injured,
aside from a cut on its head. DR., Lewis
sewed the wound up. The horse broke
two wagon poles on wagons that had
been lined up in front Of the stable.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-14
WILL soon BE READY.
Burlington Federal Building win Cost
s24o,O00.

Burlington. Oct 14.-It is now anti.
eipated that the new federal building,
which has been under construction for
the past three years viii be ready for
occupancy early in November.
The structure viii cost s2aa,000.
The original appropriation was ss0a,-
600 but the plans were changed after
ward aud an extra sum, $4,000 was Sc.
cured from Congress q year later.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-14
CLAIMS THE PROPERTY.
Vermont Woman Wishes Small Estate
in Franklin. N. II.

Franklin, N. III, Oct. Ia. The an.
nouncement has been made that q new
claimant has come to light for the prop.
erty of the late Mr.. and Mrs. John ].
Lewis. who left a small estate on san
horn hill. Mrs. Fl. H Doubleday Of
Springfield. VT, daughter Of Mrs, Lot
tie Thompson Of Prospect street was
adopted bv MIR. and Mrs. Lewis several
years ago. Mrs. Lewis being her aunt
Mrs. Doubleday now claims the property
Of her foster parents. Mfr. and Mrs,
Lewis both left sisters, who are claim.
ants of the property.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-14
Helen MalOney. Daughter oil
American Millionaire
SAYS LAlIER's LAWYER
Girls Family Is Making Strong Effort
10 Have Her Leave the Young
EnglishmAn-The Father
Is In London.

New York. Oct. li.-william ]. Quinn.
by, Martin MaIoney's attorney, asserted
positively today that Samuel GARRISON
and Helen Maloney have not been mar.
ried and that the girls family Is making
strong effort 20 hld her and induce
her 70 leave the young Euglishman. lie
says that Maloney does not yet know
where his daughter l., Notwithstanding
the report that the couple called Gu the
multi millionaire and his daughter IN
London yesterday. The lawyer confirmed
the reports that Maloncy Is In London.
Mr. and Mrs. c. y, Ritehie confirm the
reports that they have found Samuel
Clarkson and Miss Helsn Maloney.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-14
KEPT GAMBLING RESORT.
Rutland Man Paid Fine of $500 For 1t
Saturday.

Rutland, Oct Edward J. Walsh,
who was indicted by the grand jury re-
Gently for keeping gambling resort on
StFongs aventte, saturday pleaded
guilty in county court and was fined
$500 BY Judge Hail. lie paid the fine.
The case against Walsh for Illegal liquor
traffic was continued.
The Walsh store on the west side
Of strongs avenue was raided in Aug
ust by the local officers and two gauh-
ling tables and a lot of poker chips
were coniiacated.
The time of the court Saturday was
devoted to the taking Of testimony in
the Ferry General Accident Insurance
company case. The evidence was com
pleted and the decision reserved.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-14
FILE DEMURRER.
Journal Publishing Company Answasa
With 27 Points.

Montpelier, Oct. l4.A demurrer wap
fled Saturday afternoon by the Journal
Publishing company in the case Of Rob-
ert i. Gordon, by next friend, against
the Journal Publishing company, in the
suit for libel growing out of the publi-
cation Of an article which the plaintiff
considered derogatorv and for which he,
wanted $4,000. The demurrer had Fl
points. chief Of which j. that the alleged
libel did not mention any person.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-14
FUNERAL oF yrs. 5. 4. FoRsYrHE.
Held Yesterday AfternOon-BOdy Taken
10 ST. John, N. B., For Burial.

The funeral Of Mrs. S. II. Forxythe
was held At two o'clock yesterday a..
ternoon from her late homo on Brook
street. The Rev. G. G. Count oiiiciat-
ing. The house vas filed with friends
and relatives. and the many beautiful
floral offerings testified in part 70 the
esteem In which the deceased was held
by ell her friends. Selections were sung
bv Hlrs. 81. d. lamb and Miss Lila
Morse. The body was taken on this
morning's train by Mr.. Forsythe and
Frank Calder to st. John, y. H.. her
former home, for burial. The paii bear.
ers were Frank Calder. +. r. Cutler,
Alexander Gordon and j. ". Mcdonald.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-14
RETIRED CLERGYMAN DEAD.
Rev. x. N. UdaIl of Randolph Passed
Away Saturday Night.

Randolph, Oct IA Rev X N. Udall,
d retired Methodist minister, died at his
home on Saturday night, after an i'll
ness of about two weeks with bronchial
pneumonia He was us years OF age
and had been in feeble health for sew.
eral years. His family, who survive him
are wife, son and daughter, all of
whom were with him at the time Of his
death
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-14
YOUNG BOY BURNED
BY BOILING WATER
Joseph BrauIt Of st. AIbans, Aged ~:
Years, May Not Recover, Although
Alive This Afternoon.

Sc. Adams, Oct l4.--Joscph Branlt,
aged two and one. BALI years, the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi BTault Of this city,
was badly and perhaps fatally burned
today BY falling into a tub Of boiling
water. The water had been left on the
floor preparatory 70 beginning. washing.
at 9.30, and while the older people Of
the household were absent from the
room the little fellow crawled into the
tub. His body was burned all over,
and he fell completely into the water.
Although alive this afteFneon, his recor.
cry is hardly expected.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-14
SUB JUNIORS RECEIVED.
Three Upper Glasses at Spaulding Were
the Hosts.

A reception was given to the SUBJ
juniors in spaulding chapel ON Saturday
evening by the three upper classes II
was largely attended. The programme
was follows: March, chance, Miss Das
Wis and Mr.. Ellsworth; piano duet
Misses Ruth Parker and Bessie Spear;
violin solo. James Riley, '0S; march,
gents, AverilI '0s; intermission; march,
ladies, Stebbins, IL; vocal solo, D. Ver4
non Wells 'Os; piano solo, Annie Mes
ser; march, gents, Ahern 10. Music
for the marches was furnished by Miss
Bessie Spear and George Parker.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-14
GOING INTO BUSINESS.
Harry Beach, Ball Player, VIII Strike
Out For West.

Essex Junction, Oct, 14.-HaTry Beach
who has been visiting bis mother, Mrs.
Alberta Beach, at the home Of her par.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. d. Teachout, went
Friday night to Amherst and from there
win 20 to Baltimore, Nd, where he
played ball On the league team. "A
reunion of the players for several years
past Ii to be held and q number Of
games played He win then 20 tlo
Minneapolis, MINI, where he expects To
go into business. Mr.. Beach graduated
from Amherst in June.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-14
A QUIET WEDDING.
Miss Annie Dubois Becomes Wife q
Clarence Hodges at Randolph.

Randolph, Oct. ia very quiet we'd
dinr took place at the w. Fl. BuBois
homestead on South Main street sun
dav. October 13, when Miss Annie Du-
Rois. youngest daughter of the late
Hon. NJ. TIT. Dubois, was united in mar
riape to Clarence Hodges of New York
city. Only the immediate family were
present.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-14
rrREBuG PLEADED GUILTY.
Burned Five Jacksonville Buildings
Since July 81.

Brattleboro. Oct 14.--In the Windham
county court Saturday, Henry Gallagher
the frebur who terrorized Jacksonville
and was caught after attempting 70
bum the fifth set Of buildings In this
town since July 81, pleaded guilty 20
Ava counts III the information charging
him with arson.
The trial of William Fairbanks, who
shot ana killed Mary Grout in saxton's
River Nav 25, and against whom the
grand iury last week brought an indict-
ment If murder in the first degree, will
be- held Thursday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-14
McNARY TESTIFIES
FOR THE BARTLETTS
said Today That He Was Unable to
State Where Records Of Last Con-
yention Are Now.

Boston, Mass., Oct. IA. The cross.ex.
animation Of ex-Congressman McNary BY
Attorney AIabtrry for the Bartlett fac
tion began today at the opening Of the
ballot law commissions inquiry into the
Springfield Democratic convention. Tbs
witness was unable to tell whore the
records Of last years state convention
could BE found, although be might be
mistaken in saying that the coupon ere
dentials were always issued when there
was contest for governor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-14
EMPEROR JOSEPH
BETTER TODAY
Sensational Reports About His COndi-
tion Are Not True-Reai Danger
Is Due to Old Age Weakness.

yiaana, Oct. 14-Emperor Francis
Joseph's general condition today Is
somewhat improved During the night
H. was restless and his cough was
troublesome Sensational reports about
his condition are untrue. The real dan
ger lies in his weakness due to old age.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-14
FOR ANNUAL FAIR.
Company H and Montpelier Military
Band November 2-9.

Montpelier Oct. 14.--At a joint meet
ing Yesterday afternoon, Company II and
the Montpelier Military Band decided to
hold their annual fair from November
2 to q. Capt Thomas of Company II
was elected chairman, B. A. Sumner
financial secretary, and Tim. Merrill
treasurer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-14
LODGE PUT OFF.
Moran was Not Ready to Have Him
Tell His knowledge.

Boston, Oct. 14.-Senator Lodge APP
peared at the office Of the district at
farnev IN answer to the summons to
tell the grand jury what be knew about
graft in Boston. Moran was busy with
the investigation of charges that It was
possible to buy promotions in the fire
department and the senator was excused
until later IN the day. Ninety. three
iremen were before the grand jury to-
dav as witnesses at this branch Of in
vestigation. end tie fremen appeared in
squads Of ten each hour.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-14
Unknown woman,s Body Found.

Newport, R. T.. Oct. a. The body Of
an elderly woman, well dressed, who, it
is believed, may have fallen or jumped
overheard from New York steamer.
was found yesterday on the north shore
Of jamestown The body had evidently
not been long IN the water, but no means
ef Identification was found on the cloth
ing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-14
owNER oF wHIsKEY uNKNowN.
Name Had Been Removed From l5-Gai.
Ions Seized.

Burlington. Oct. 14.-sheriff James II.
Allen searched the Allen House in WI
neoski Saturday night but secured
nothing He seized quantity of Is
gallons Of whiskey al the express Office
in Winooski. The name of the party
to wnom the stuff was addressed had
been cut from the label.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-14
VOTE TO CONTINUE
"TICKERS" STRIKE
New York Telegraphers Held Meeting
Yesterday and Acted on President
smaIIs Suggestion.

New York, Oct. 1.-THE New yorh
local Of the Commercial Telegraphess
union, at a meeting yesterday. voted
unanimously 10 continue the Strike
against the Western Union and pestal
Telegraph companies.
The vote was taken upon the sugees.
tion OF President Small. who in messages
sent to subordinate officers Saturday.
pointed out the inability Of tho general
assembly to further finance ths strike
and recommended that the locals in the
various cities vote upon the advissbilisy
Of the men returning to work.
The meeting was characterized By hit
ter exchanges between President small
and the other speakers, who charged the
national leader with Inconsistency IL
first claiming that the strike would be
successfully financed, and Saturday ad,
n1itting that the general assembly was
without funds; and with having con.
Quoted the fight in a half-hearted man.
ner. Small tried to explain his position
but was frequently interrupted BY
Kisses
When he suddenly left the hall in the
middle of the speech, cries Of resign
followed him. Last night Small issued
q statement in which he said he was
willing to continue the strike il the men
insisted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-14
president Small suspended.

Chicago, Oct. l4.-At a meeting Of the
executive committee Of the Commercial
TelegTaphers' union last night, President
S. j. Small was suspended.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-25
GRAND JUNCTION MAN
VISITS OLD HOME

George Russ, of Grand Junction.
was in the city yesterday on business
and incidently renewed his acuuaint-
ance with his numerous friends here.
Mr.. Russ formerly lived in Leadville.
being for many years the engineer
on the stub passenger train, between
here and Malta, on the Rio Grande.
Among the railroad men he is popu-
larly known as Dad" and all of them
were yesterday eager to grasp his
hand when he visited with. them. A
short time ago he retired from active
railroad work, after serving as an
engineer for thirty-seven years hay
ing been 35 years in the service
of the Rio Grande. When he released
his hold on the throttle for the last
time, he turned his eyes toward the
fruit growing country in the ylcn-
ity of Grand Junction. and finding a
suitable section of land invested a
part of his earnings in extensive
fruit orchards. This new enterprise
has served to bring him increased
prosperity, and at the same time af-
fords him means of devoting his
energies to a profitable and pleasant
occupation, which is not quite so
strenuous for a man of his years as
life on the railroad.
-Leadville Herald Democrat.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-25
< 6nnAnnAAAAAA Q o Q

The crowds were just coming from
the fair grounds when the news OF
the crime, one of the foulest ever
nerDetrated in Mesa county, spread
over the city. and such wave OF IN
dignation and anger as swept over
the city was never known here be-
fore.
The next night, Thursday, Septem-
ber OF Edward Innes died. His muir
derer was stlll at large, although the
entire western country was being
secured and a reward of $500 had
been offered. On Sunday following,
Edward Innes was laid to rest. and
the funeral was the greatest ever
seen in Grand Junction. On the
same day George McGarvey, the muir
derer. after wandering in the hills
for days and being panied by nun
ger, approached the ranch OF WAL
| liam Mcdowell near DeBeque' anu
asked for food. Mcdowell recog-
! nfzed NcGaryey and arrested him
ard later turned him over to tht
/ sheriff of Mesa county. McGarYeS
was taken to Glenwood Springs for
safe keeping, as feeling ran higl
! hero. A few days later he was quiet
/ Iv brought to this city and arraignec
] for trial In the district court. H'
was found guilty of murder in tn,
4 fist degree and sentenced to deatl
lon the gallows by Judge TheroI
stevens. McGarvey was then re
moved to the state prison at Canol
! city. and on Saturday night Janu
larry 12. 1907. the murderer paid tn
4 renalty of his crime on the scanol'
Land thus closed the final chapter o
ono of the most dastardly crimes II
; Colorado's history.
citizens of Grand Junction. l.
vour celebrations this happy ia.
week. stop for a moment and pa.
=, silent tribute to the memory of tn