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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-25
SIX ROBBERS HOLD UP
RESTAURANT IN HAIGHT
Street AND GET $500
Cry of Hands Up" Is
Obeyed by Cashier and
Two Patrons
TAKE CASH REGISTER
Thugs Escape Capture
When Police Make
Search
Hands ups

Hands up.
There was q fash OF blue steel and
nickeled pistol barrels as six robbers
took possession OF the restaurant at
5s4 J4aight street a few minutes after
O'Clock yesterday morning.
Covering the cashier, Nicholas Guro-
vich, and two customers who sat at a
rear table, the robbers took $40 and a
watch from the pockets OF Gurovich.
scooped up some silver from a small
drawer under the counter. picked up
the cash register. backed out the door
and got away safely. The register was
found later by the police. rified OF
s46.50 which IL had contained. In all
the holdup men secured $500 in
money
In was about s o'clock when the
robbers entered the restaurant and or
dered elabOrately. But they seemed to
be in a hurry and sat only few
minutes after the food was brought to
them. Some OF the men merely tasted
it.
The bin was made out on one slip Of
paper and the men lined up at the
cashiers desk, the man with the check
coming last Two stood facing the
rear.
The man with the bill reached TO his
hip pocket as though about to bring
forth the money for payment, but in
stead he suddenly pointed revolver
At the cashier and commanded him TO
throw up his hands.
Instantly the other members Of the
band placed themselves in readiness
for fight should there be any re-
sistance But GUrOvich preferred not
10 fight. He obeyed the order to walk
from behind the counter and was made
10 stand against the wall, where one
Of the robbers took his valuables Two
others OF the seXtet kept the customers
at the rear table covered, one stood at
the door 10 keep an eye on the street
and the others took the silver change
from drawer under the counter
The cashier and the customers were
so alarmed by the muzzles Of the re-
volvers pointed at them that they
did not see the robbers pick up the
cash register and walk of with it.
AS the last man disappeared from the
door Gurovich made a dash for the
street and met Antoine Lucich, the pro-
prietor. coming in. The cashier hastily
explained the situation and a waiter
was sent for policemen. He soon re-
turned with Policemen Flynn and
e., Dowd who al once started in pursuit
Of the robbers. The cash register was
found in the gutter in Steiner street
between Hafght and Page, but the
highWaymen could not be traced.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-25
DEWEYS WILL ABANDON
HOME GIVEN TO THEM
Will Live in Residence Occupied by
the Adniral's Wife Before
Their Marriage

WASHINGTON, March 2z.-Admiral
George Dewey and his wife have de-
cided TO abandon the home in Rhode
Island avenue which was presented to
them by the contributions OF the
American people. and in the future will
live at 1901 X street, the home Of Mrs.
Dewey before her marriage. Since her
marriage TO Admiral Dewey the x
street house has been leased to former
Senator Alger first and later TO Secre-
tary Of the Interior Hitchcock. Hitch
cock has given up the place. and yes
terday workmen began making repairs
and alterations.
Mrs. Dewey is said TO have urged the
removal to the K street house because
that residence is much nearer to her
mothers home.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-25

such salaries and that the scale now
prevailing was fixed years ago.
The complaint against the board is
that it is not using the idle property
of the system to the best advantage,
claiming that many properties could
be rented for large sums and the
money turned into the teachers fund.
There is some hope that the Board
of Supervisors Will act favorably upon
the suggestion of the Mayor that a
special appropriation be made for
teachers salaries. Some weeks ago the
Supervisors, then opposed to almost
everything the Mayor advocated, pig
eon-holed Schmitz's recommendation to
this effect The directors of the fed
GRAFTON yesterday expressed the hope
that since the graft exposures the SUI
pervisors may turn over a new leaf and
do their duty by the schools.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-25
LADY GREY EGERTON
AND M'CREERY MARRIED
Wedding of Sir Philips Di-
vorced Wife Ernbarrasses
London Society
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

LONDON, March 24.-The wedding of
Lady Grey Egerton, who was Miss May
Cuyler Of Baltimore, to Richard Nc
Creery of California caused no surprise
to their friends, but it disturbs society.
It has been an open secret for a very
long time that McCreery was the cause
of the trouble between Sir Philip Grey
Egerton and his wife. and the whole
of London society is on the side of Sir
Philip, who is very popular. Sir Philip
went to India and allowed his wife to
divorce him. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Nc
Creery are at Beaulieu, in the Riveria,
and intend to return to Warfield Park,
Bracknell, fine country house which
they have taken. The position of this
couple is expected to be very difficult
one.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-25
Household Specials
Liquor Department

WhikyBurbon RyOd Stock bottle 1l5 gallon 45O
Golden ReslngA palatabe wine Oz 200 dOz 800 50
Calf aPOrt-N
Burgundy-Havy $50 So
California
Bitter DrOps)ds digestion large bottle 9S
Whsky-D c. L12yearod-Extra fine large bottle 1SO
-S-StarD. c. large bottle 11O
finest
all the world
L4O; 5
BYRRH-Popular French Tonic and Appetizer; pre-
ferred by many to the queurs for aerdnner
cordial; more stimulating than port wine and easily ass
lated. Special Qarge bottle) $1OO
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-25
CONFIRMATION SERVICES
Class of Twenty Three Presented II
First Lutheran Church

Confirmation services were held yes
terday morning at the First Englisf
Lutheran Church, in Geary street. DR.
E. H. Hadlock, pastor of the church
officiated and preached a sermon or
the text from the Gospel of st. Mark
the eleventh chapter and ninth verse
A class of twenty-three was presented
for confirmation ana was received BY
the church body.
The church was decorated in man
ner appropriate to Palm Sunday. The
music also partook of the character
of the day.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-25
LET MOTHERS KNOW

That a warm bath with Cuticura
Soap and q single amounting with
Cuticura. the great Skin Cure. and
puresf and sweetest OF emollients, viii
afford instant relief and refreshing sleep
for skin-tortured babies, and rest for
tired and worn-0ut mothers.
Complete External and internal Treatment for
Every Humof OF Infants. Children, and Adults con-
slsts OF Cuticura soap C<bc9 q Ceense the okln;
r9Iflcura Oinffnenf Doe 20 Heal the Skin, and
Cutcurs Resoiyenf f50c) Cor in the form Of Choco-
in1f Coafed pllls z6c per vial of oOl 70 PUTTY the
hood Solo throughout the world. Potter Drug
Cham Corr. Sole Props. Boston. Mas.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-25
SHOWERS AT BAKERsFIELD

BAKERSFIELD. March 24.-During
the past twenty-four hours heavy
showers have fallen at Bakersfield and
vicinity The rain is needed. as there
has only been six inches so far this
season The train service is still de-
moralized. No mails have arrived to-
day and the evening trains on both
lines are posted on the bulletin boards
as Indefinitely delayed.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-25
SKIN TORTURES
AFFLICT CHILDREN

Obstinate Case Of Eczema Covered
Little Girls Limbs with Running
Sores Poison Oak Made Boys
Hands and Arms a Mass of Tor
turing Sores-Suferers Soon Re-
Iieved and Completely Cured
Grateful Mother Says;
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-25

SPORTING GOODS BURNED-Chicago March
24.-The sporting goods house of A. G. Spalding
& Bros. Wabash avenue, Monroe street,
was partially destroyed by fire tonight the loss
being estimated at S150.000.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-25

SUICIDE OF A vETERAN-San Diego March
24.-Louis Maid Grand Army veteran be-
tween 65 and 20 years old. committed suicide
yesterday by hanging himself at bis residence.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-25

Let us have your good will-Schil-
lingS Best.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-25

Maps. charts. globes and school supplies The
Whitaker { Ray Co., Grove and Van Ness.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-25

Free Exhibition of Paintings
Mr.. Walter Coxs collection of paintings on view
at the Kilby Art Galleries. 1862 Van Ness ave. =
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-25

S onge doubt CaHfonaca produce more
ri o
d o in
o.
byondd more anywo nwho
n
o S own autes
Call beautiful California
a o S s ow
n contest will be-,
n
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-25

CAMPBELL Of BY W.
VI BuyOugS mas establish
t0gOnd pa or as Of looking al the photograph
sG or Mr.
can her dncut feature md of
m m ugg
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-25
GOLDBERG
BOWEN co.
Stores sutte Telephones: Fnnlia7o
PARK 4So-4'I-fSS
SPECIALS
Tuesday Wednesday
Monday

Pasha Blend Coffee. ee... .3O
Coffee roasted every day is lots
better than coffee in cans two
weeks old-perhapS month
and longer. Try this and note
the difference. . lbs 30
Finnan Haddie e........- Id. .l77s
Backbone removed.
Sliced Pineapple. - BIB can 20
Sweet Corn-N. Y. State. 10, dOz. 1.2O
Shrimps. small can 10, large can 20
Serve creamed or for salad.
Choice California Prunes. g lbs. 2o
Imported Sardines . . large cans 20
Extra fine value. ..-.... d0z. 2.4O
Dundee Orange Marmalade. 80. 20
Famous Scotch preserve. .d0z. 300
MacarOni- Spaghetti ..... .lb. 1915
Vermicelli-Letters and num-
berS-La Favorita.
Black Figs, .312 lbs. 20
Turkish Bath Soap. ...--..1 dOz. 90
Soda Crackers BIB. carton 20
Assorted fiavors. ...2 cans 40
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-03-14

load OF wood (logsl to the bobbin shop.
Town meeting day Tuesday FREQ Demas
drew In from Fred Waldo's with the
latters team OF one pair OF horses ~
feet. Fred says that IL the shedding holds
good he will yet take in over 800 feet.
The state fish and game commissioner
desires those who wish TO purchase trout
for the purpose OF stocking and posting
private waters to send in their applica-
lions at an early date. Under the new
law hereafter fish cannot ride free on the
railroad, but have got to pay for trans
portation same as other live stock, IN
Guiding members OF the general assembly
II. n. Madison, S. c. Wilson, o. D
Tracy, w. &. Holmes, p. j. Little and Z
ii. Baraw, members OF George Washing.
tor, lodge, No. 81, +. and A. NJ, visited
Temple lodge at South STAFFORD last
Friday evening to witness the work oil tue
NJ. NJ. degree. STAFFORD may be bach
town, but 1t is in the front rank when I
comes to entertaining. A banquet wa
served after the meeting and the guest
report royal good time.
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WILLIAMsToWN.

4 Charles Williams has hired out to work
for Jason Jeffords q Son.
Miss Susie Lougee is visiting this wsel
at viii Scott's in Washington.
Ben Bailey OF Montpelier has bought the
late Gurdon Martin farm on the south
hill. =,
Hugh Seaver han been quite i'll. DR..
Jacks son OF Barre has been called TO see
him.
Mrs. Mamie Lawrence and Mrs. Ethel
l)rouen OF Adamant visited the past week
at Hiram>Drury's.
Miss Rachel Bruce returned to White
River Junction last week Tuesday, after
spending a week at her home here.
Marshall Jackson went Monday to Al
bany. n ". where he will take course
in telegraphy at the business college.
Glenn McAllister returned to Albany,
". ", last Monday. From there he VIII
40 to New York city, where he expects
employment.
Il A. A. Reed has purchased the entire
herd OF % Guernsey cows, one large
Guernsey bull, fine chestnut mare ana
several hogs from the estate OF T. b. b:
Denny, late of Berlin. This strain OF
stock Is coming into demand for dairying
purposes and sDocn has already sold less
| than one-third OF the cows tor price
that, added to the hides OF the remainder
| of the herd, would let him out whole
footed" Friday, Mr.. Reed sold his fipe
chestnut pair of horses to Warren, n: II :,
1 party, whittier they went. Price right
around 800, perhaps "leetle shy"
Mrs. Mary Jane Lathrop (Crane), wife
Of the late Rev. Almon Shepherd, died Al
her home in Tunbridge Thursday, Mar; z
after a brief attack Of pneumonia. Inc
funeral services we're attended from the
home last Sunday, and the burial was a.
the East Hill cemetery in Brookfield py
the side Of her first husband, Chester
Crane. Rev. Gilmore G. Clarke OF Eas,
Randolph officiating. Mrs. shepherd II
survived by one sister, Mrs. Amanda La
throp Chandler OF Montrelier, and two
brothers, George f. Lathrop OF Beaver
Falls, Mimi, and Judge &. U. Lathrop Q
Williamstown. Mrs. Shepherd was Tor
mer resident OF this town and much re
spected for her excellent qualities. Sh
was one OF the best hands in sick room
has been benefactor to host OF friend
in times Of suffering and will long De nei'
in remembrance for her kind acts. On
was rs years and II months OF age.
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RANDOLPH cENvun.

Morgan Hanks is at work in the Bethel
quarry,
Jennie blanchard visited at {, L. smiths
the first OF last week.
Mr., and Mrs. A. l.. Morse are ON the
sick list aud Or. kasslow attends them.
Bishop Evans has gone TO work for Z.
III. Taft At the foot OF the "Rabhit track. .
Chester Bick ford, who has been seriously
sick for several weeks, Is eonvaleseing
slowly.
Mrs. V. |. Spear has been with her sister,
Mrs, ], III. Holden, the past week al the
Old Homestead,
Newell Biekford attended the Dugsn
suction at Brookiieid last Tuesday aud took
home pair OF work horses.
Rev. q. w, Patterson had charge OF the
Christian Endeayor meeting Al the Cong'i
church last Sunday evening.
Mrs, Charles Smith and little son, Cor
don, spent last week with her sister, Mrs.
W. j. Blodgelt, In Randolph.
Dana Il. Cleugh aud wife, who have
taught the past winter in Warren, have re-
turned here and are living In their house
Miss Lena Hunt has been visiting at \
l.. Boyden's this week and incidentally
looking over the Normal aud Training
schools.
Frank Young OF East Randolph hai
leased j. NJ. Pember's farm for the coming
year and will take possession the last o
this month.
The school directors were in session herr
last Tuesday and selected their teacher
for the coming year and did other neces
sary business.
Lincoln Morse went to Hanover, n. III.
last saturday and underwent AN operation
Tor hernia Monday, which was successful
Mrs. Morse went yesterday to Hanover.
A. NJ. Adams horses were unfortunat
last week. One was kicked badly AM
another was very sick, but DIR. smaile.
was called and h. has brought them GU
all right.
Mrs. Julia A. Stone, who Is living witt
her daughter, Mrs. Mary Holden, a
Barre, recently visited at n. l.. Boyden'
and inspected the Maplewood. She ex
poets TO open II for the summer the last
April.
George White, who died recently at tn
home OF his daughter, Mrs. A. L. Church
i'll, in Brook field, was one OF the old resi-
dents OF Randolph and was well and favor
4ably known throughout this town. iii
wife died four or i've years ago and sine
then he has lived with his daughters. III
other daughter Is Mrs. L. ID. Alvord, VIII
: lives near the Center village. He a'so lei
sister and brother. Mr.. White was a
upright citizen and respected among hi
neighbors and fellow townsmen. He wa
strong Republican in belief and practic
ana was always present at the polls to eS
4 press his beliefs and preferences.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-03-14


4. N. Hemenway is in Montana on
business.
"Unclen Eleazer Hubbard is in rather
poor health; attended by DR.. Richardson
All will be pleased to hear that Martin
Briggs OF South Pasadena, Cal, Is I'M
proving.
Clifford f. Bliss OF East Calais was in
town over Sunday, the guest OF ME-
Jennie Whitney.
Last Tuesday, Rhoda, daughter OF Harry
Hubbard, lost a valuable COW, present W
her from her grandpa.
George Prentiss had his leg badly nurt
nv a horse in George Parish's blacksmith
shop Tuesday afternoon.
| News has been received here OF tne
death OF Oscar Gibbs OF Bridgewa.er.
Mrs. Gibbs will be remembered as MISS
Luna Briggs. :.
Bert Boyd and son, Arthur, went 70
Burlington Tuesday. MRS. boyu, My ~
has been in the Mary rietcher ho'p''"'
some time, will return with 'neih'
/ Charles Harper had his foot badly
TANNED in Rice's MIL yaru .eo.n S
Dr. Campbell was called ana etner au'
,,,;n;stered and several stitches taken.
Tho Ladies', Social circle met at Mrs
II a. Hubbard's March 18th. The follow
ING officers were elected Pres, MIS-
Ella Ford: LIST Vice Pres, Mrs. Emin'
Hubbard: Ind Vice Pres, Mrs. Cora Foru
Sac Mrs Jennie Whitney; Treas, Mrs
ips Briggs; Col, Mrs. Emma HUB
, hara. COMMITTEES on work, Mrs. Margare
> Riley. Mrs. John Kendall, Mrs. y; =
pierson; entertainment committee, Me- Me-
: Cora Ford, Mrs. Ethel Hubbard, MIS- Mns
/ ! ,,lian Hubbard; supper committee, Mrs
Bertha Briggs, Mrs. Abble hupoaf'
MISS Eta Kennedy, Mrs. Lulu Kent.
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Notice Of Settlement.
EsTATE OF HATTIE r. SMITH.

STATE OF VERMONT In the Probate Court
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, IS. held at chelsea, IN ana
for said District on the 9th day of March,
A. d. 1907, Carl Il. Smith of Randolph, In said
district, administrator of the estate OF Hattie
n. smith, iaie of Randolph, in said district,
deceased. presents his administration account for
examination and allowance and makes application
for a decree of distribution and partition OF the
estate of said deceased.
Whereupon, 1t is ordered by said Court that said
account and said application be referred 70 ses-
sion of said Court to be held az the PROBATE once
in said Chelsea on the 30th day of March,
a. ID 1907 for hearing and decision
thereon; and 1t is further ordered that al per-
sons Interested be notified hereof by publication
of notice Of said application and order thereon
three weeks successfully in the Herald and News,
a paper published In Randolph and which circu-
lates in the neghborhood OF those Interested be-
fore said time OF hearing that they may appear az
said time and place and, II they see cause, object
thereto BY the Court Attest
l7iS GEORGE u. STOW, Judge.
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Band Fair q Great Success.

The benefit fair and concert by the
Cornet band, George III. Dewey, manager,
gwen at the Opera House hall last Thurs
day and Friday evenings, was grand
success, financially and otherwise. The
attendance was very large both evenings.
The receipts being over s3i5 and expenses
small, will net the band a substantial
benefit. This was the bands initial pub
lie appearance and the players acquitted
themselves with commendable efficiency
for the short time they have been in prac-.
tice-only two months, with majority oil
beginners.
Thursday evening was held the fair,
with a sale OF articles donated, distribu-
ton OF prizes and promenade, intersperseo
with selections by the band; Friday even
ing, concert, promenade and dance. The
following is the concert program AZ
given:-
March. 'sThe steel King" Floyd J; st; clail
Selection, ia Trayiatta, q. Maltei
'''' Dewey, Racket, Kicker and skinner. 49,,
Characteristic Dance, .. Cope
March, "Cal TO the wild,r FIJI Lose,
song and dance. belle of Coon Town."
Galop, FREELY" Paul Lauren
The musicians for the dance consisted o.
Prof. II. G. Moore, list violin and prompter
+. Hackett, I'd violin; q. II. Dewey, cor
net; c. II. Moore, clarinet; /. l.. wei
come. flute; l.. II. Skinner, trombone
Frank Phillips, bass.
As has been stated, the members OF thu
band are material requisite Tor goot
cornet band. and with the cooperation o
| the citizens by assistance and encourage
ment, which has been evidenced in the
past such band will be assured.
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Commissioners, Notice.
rsrArE nF EMERLINE 4. COLE.

The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Hon Probate Court for the District oil kandoipn,
commissioners To receive, examine and adjust an
claims and demands of all persons against
Emerline It. Cole, late OF Boston,
ceased hereby give notice that we will meet for
the purpose OF examining and allowing said
claims at the store of Il. w. Tewksbury 4 20; IN
Randolph w.t. on the 18th day OF April, ls0!,
and 2sd day Of May, A. d. 1907, from o'clock
D. M until io'clock ,. m. each Of said days, and
that six months from the 26th day of January, A.
D. 1907 is the time limited by said Court for said
creditors TO present their claims to us for exami-
nation and allowance.
Dated at Randolph, W, this lith day OF March,A'
d. 1907. lIfo ,svs,,,,v,
JOSEPH w. RAYMOND
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SHARON.

Little Laurence Slack is better.
Mark Drown and wife spent Sunday in
G. j. Wiley has returned home from
Boston. -.
NJ. g. Noyes is up north this week buy
ing cattle.
Mrs. Lillian johnson was in Concord, n.
N, last week.
Mrs. Carrie Manley was in South Royal
ton last week.
Rev. ]. w. Cone and wife had little son
born Saturday.
Gertrude Kimball has finished work Tor
Mrs. Z. +. Jones.
Elmer Barrows and wife called on II. II.
Thurston Sunday.
Mrs. Colby and b. G. Reynolds went to
Tunbridge Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. e. Honey has returned home
| from East Randolph.
| Mrs. Hiram Fulton OF STAFFORD VISITED
at e. Stacks last week.
Minnie Robinson has got through WORK
at the hotel and gone home.
Walter Jennings has moved to West Hart
| ford to work for e. Howard.
/ Geo. Kimball, Jr., OF Bethel was visitor
at C. j, Willey's over Sunday.
Herbert Harrington and family naV'
moved onto his fathers farm.
Much sympathy is felt for Rev. J. W
Cone.and wife in the loss Of their inian
son.
i C.E. Jones and wife entertained siste
from Waitsfield and brother from Strai
, ford over Sunday.
Carrie Buck visited in town two day
last week, Anna Mcdonald accompanies
} her home to make visit.
Mrs. Amelia Burke, an aged citizen, die
Fr,nav after long illness from effects 9
the grip. Funeral services were held sun
day at the house, Rev. J. W. Cone onciat
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South Royalton Notes.
Al. j. SARGENT. Local Editor.

Mrs. W. NJ. Sargent has been III the
past week.
W, A, Bingham was at home from
Lowell over sunday,
John Oracle. former resident, Was here
Friday and saturday.
Regular meeting of the Sons OF Veterans
next saturday, March Id.
Albert Benedict was home from Bristol,
Conn.,, the first OF the week.
Pearl Culver was at home from Clare
mont, n, H., few DAYS last week.
Regular meeting of Bixhy post, a. A. r. A.,
next Thursday, March =. Al ? p. m.
Regular eonyoeation OF Rising sun
chapter, o. +. 3, Wednesday, March 20.
Willie Farnham returned here last week
from Derry, n. H., for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. M. III. hazen is gaining slowly,
but is still confined 10 the bed most OF the
time.
Gerald Faneut and family OF Barton Wis.,
tied his sister, Mrs. Chester sanborn, and
family last week.
meet with Mrs. Martha sibley saturday
afternoon, March 18th.
Earl Faneuf went to Concord, n. H..
4 otnhafs he ha' thsa@td W N0Ah wi
Charles Tenney In pool room.
The ladies' Social circle OF the Cong
| society Will serve supper "Wednesday
evening, March "a, from 3 10 SIP. m.
Fred Smith and sons, Hazen and Ray
mond, who have been sick with the grip
have recovered sufficiently to he about.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. {. Green are recovering
from a very hard sickness OF pneumonia
though both are very low In vitality yet.
Ned sibley was at home from Barre owe
Sunday. lie was delayed ON the way b,
the lateness OF the night train over oil,
hours. Archie Goodale, who had beei
visiting him, accompanied him home.
Ralph Hutchins went to Providence,
l., few days ago TO till a position In
sewing machine shop. Shortly after ar
irving there, he was assaulted and robbe'
at his boarding place, aud his injurie
and the shock disabled him so that he ha'
TO give up his job.
The w. X. {. held their regular meeting
Thursday afternoon with a full attendanc
OF the members who listened TO very ex
cellent report from Mrs. +. T.. Spaulding
delegate To the state convention at Rut
land There is much TO learn, also niue
pleasure In attending these state meetings
There was also Intuition. There seems I
be a reviving interest in this most worth
order, auxiliary TO the Grand Army.