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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-05-09
APPOINTS CITY ENGINEER
-.- AND POLICE MAGISTRATE

The first regular meeting OF the new
municipal administration was held
Monday night with all OF the members
present Charles l.. Milton was ap-
pointed city engineer during the life
of the council. and John W. Rogers
was selected as police magistrate for
the same period. both nominations be-
ing made unanimous. The salaries in
each instance are fixed by ordinance
and are the same as last year
4 petition was presented by a. l.,
Taylor that Hardy Sayre be appointed
assistant city attorney. no additional!
expense to he incurred by the city in
the matter of salary. On motion. the
petition was adopted and MIR. Sayre
appointed as requested. The mechani-
cal engineering force az the water
works having been found to be made
uuate. n motion was made and adopted
empowering the water committee to
employ a second assistant at a salary
of sos a month.
On motion, the salary OF r. G. Rich
ards. lieutenant in the employ of the
fire depa rtment. was increased from
SEQ to SOS a month The same motion
embodied a clause providing for the
purchase by the council at the public
expense OF three service uniforms for
the firemen connected with the paid
department
The committee on streets and alleys
was authorized to sell the team of
horses now owned by the city. and
purchase another one. One Of the
horses owned by the city has not been
able to meet the requirements of the
street department for several months
and II was decided to dispose Of II as
no longer adapted to the public use.
On motion Of Alderman Linkihs, an
ordinance was. iRtrOducsd creating q
division In the city health department
to be known ae the Food and MIX
Division" 1t provides for a rigid in
apection Of milk and dairy products
and regulates the sale OF same. Under
its provisions all dairymen. venders
Of milk. manufacturers of Ice cream.
and sellers OF the same, are required
to take out license. On motion the
ordinance was adopted and ordered
published. as required by law.
In conformity with q petition pre-
sented to the council, several weeks
ago, a resolution was adopted prohib-
itlng hackmen. exprsssmen and other
drivers OF licensed vehicles. from sta
tioning their teams and vehicles on
Fifth street, between Macon avenue
and Main street. the same being com
planned OF a. an Interference with
public travel.
The ordinance presented at q pre-
vious meeting Of the council, making
Il misdemeanor for the owners OF
chickens to permit them 10 rum At
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-05-09
CANON CITY COLORADO THURSDAY, MAY g. 1907

of the river, although they are said
to be decidedly favorable to such ac-
ton. But for the placer mining al
Iuded to, it is said that the Arkansas
river would be as clear as the noun
tain streams which flow into it from
all sides.
1t is the intention just as soon as
with trout from the state and govern
ment hatcheries. thus making the
stream all the way from this city to
its source one of the finest fishing
streams in the world.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-05-09
ENTERTAINED IN HONOR
OF MISS LOIS ROGERS
history,

City Clerk L. D. Dawson was host
at a delightful social gathering at
Mrs. s. j. Farmers, 702 River street,
Tuesday evening, in honor of Miss Lois
Rogers, who is to be married next
month to Walter Rittenhouse of St
Paul, MINI. The guests were Rev. and
Mrs. ]. T. Thomas, Mr.. Anderson and
sister Miss Anderson, Prof. G. W. Sam
son, Miss Gail Conoway. Miss Lois
Rogers, Miss Eleanor Ernest of Colo
RADIO Springs, and Fred E. Duncan.
An excellent dinner was served, fol-
lowed by the rendition of very pleas
ing musical program.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-05-09
ANNUAL COMMENCRMRNT
THIRD WEEK IN NAY

The festivities connected with the
annual commencement OF both the
Canon City and South Canon high
schools will be inauEurated next week
and preparations for = series Of par
ties and entertainments Of . public
character are In active progress an-
der the direction OF the members OF
the graduating classes in both institu-
lions. &E
The combined number OF grauates in
the two schools this year Ia fifty-one.
of which thirty-one should be credited
to Canon City and twenty 70 South
Canon. This IL the largest number In
their history and 10 complimentary to
their thoroughness and efficiency. In
the CaDon City school the houors -
to Miss Jessie =. BatchSlor. and the
second place to Miss Caroline Aldrich.
TIE program for commencement
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-05-09

large was reported favorable by the
committee and passed to second read
ing. Before its adoption an amend
ing it include in its provisions turkeys
and other domestic fowls.
At the request of Captain B. F
RockafelIow the following invitation
to the council to take part in the
Decoration Day parade was read:
The general committee of Green
wood Post, No. 10. U. s Grant Circle,
No. ls. Ladies' of the G. A. R. and
Greenwood Relief Corps. No. %. ex-
tends cordial invitation to the mayor
and city council to join with them in
the Decoration Day exercises. 10 be
neld May 30th"
On motion. the invitation was ac-
cepted
from Rudd avenue. between Fourth
and Fifth streets. was referred TO the
committee on streets and alleys On
motion the committee on municipal
buildings and grounds was empowered
to reraint and repaper the city hall.
On motion, the mayor was instruct
ed to appoint a committee OF three
members from the council to close up
the matter of the Royal Gorge public
park. in accordance with the provis-
ions OF the grant made to the city by
the national congress two years ago.
Mr.. Haley. who for some time past
has been developing the water supply
at Three Mile spring. appeared before
the council and invited Its members to
visit the spring at his expense, for the
purpose OF inspecting the now OF
water as q possible municipal supply.
proposition was submitted to the
council By 0willim Brothers to furnish
Canon City-wtth a supply Of water for
drinking. irrigating and household
uses, from the .artesian wells owned
by them at Chandler creek, some seven
miles southwest of the city. It ia es-
timated that the Chandler creek water
can be piped here for 100000.
Mr.. Gordon OF Pueblo, we'll known
as a hydraulic engineer, appeared be-
fore the council and asked to be con-
sidered a. an applicant for the po-
sition Of civil engineer for the contem-
plated water system. MIR. Gordon ad-
dressed the council at considerable
length. His application was placed on
file
nruvy,.ts, hO,,,,o vrare annrOved and
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-05-09
E. G. BELTS RED CULCH COPPER
MINE DEVELOPING INTO BONANZA
Returns From Values of
More than Sixty Dollars to

to her foremost industries, and that is
something that this town cannot af-
ford to have The sparkling waters
and the big trout that will result from
the Qualification of the water all
sounds yer ynice to talk about, but
the closing down. or at least the ham,
pering and crippling of industrial
plants, will not be such a funny mat
ter to the welfare of Florence.
Florence, her citizens and the Busi-
ness Mems association, should let
themselves be heard in the matter. II
those other towns want clear water
or an occasional mess of trout without
going away from home, let them do the
fighting and put up the money to de-
fray the expenses. This is no tintend-
ed as a knock or the putting of .
damper on the project, for in many re-
spects it is a mighty good thing, but
business is business for any commu-
nifty, and this community cannot afford
to take any chances on driving out the
few remaining men-employing institu-
tions that we have left-F1orence
Tribune
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-05-09

trip, like Sinbad in the Arabian Nights
entertainments. that they may see
strange lands and strange people.
Having completed the overland jour
ney from Colorado to California, they
will leave in October on one of the
an American, the beginning Of which
will be ElPaso, Tex, and the terminus
Buenos Ayres.
Twenty months or more will be
spent on shank's mare in the llano
estacado of the United States, the roll
ing tablelands of Mexico, the swamps
and thickets of Central America, the
canal zone of Panama, the jungles of
Colombia, the tropical luxuriance of
Ecuador. the deserts of Peru. the
mountain Businesses of Chile, and the
pampas, or great plains of the Argen-
tine republic. The dangers will be
many and intricate, but they are
husky young men and are not uncon-
scious of the magnitude and hardships
of the task they have undertaken. They
are American in grit and determina-
ton. which will be an important factor
nj their success They are dressed in
the regulation kahki of the United
States military service, which is at
once strong, light and durable. The
friends of Messrs. Seabury and Mackey
wish them bon-yoyage on their long
tramp to the city by the Golden Gate,
and on their still longer pedestrian
journey through the savannahs and
jungles of Central and South Ameri-
ca to Buenos Ayres. the queen city of
the southern hemisphere.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-05-09
OLD CASE UP FOR TRIAL
IN THE DISTRICT COURT

The case of the Colorado Leasing &
Milling company VS.. the Connecticut
Fire Insurance company, was called
for trial before Judge Bailey in the
district court this afternoon. This is
one of the cases involving the insur-
ance on the old Page mill at Florence
and has been on the docket for long
time The amount at issue between
the litigants is $3S,000.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-05-09
WILL BIZ MARRIEB IN =
MISSOURI NEXT WEEK

Herman Loehr left this morning for
Fulton, Mo-, where he will be married
on the 1tth inst. to Miss Katie Law
renee, who win be remembered ~
having spent several months visiting
in this city last year. Fulton h Mr..
Loehr's native town and he has known
the young lady he has chosen for .
bride for many years. On returning
to Canon City the happy couple will
reside at 6l4 Pike avenue.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-05-09
OKLAHOMA COUPLE MARRIED
HERE SUNDAY NORNIN0

Miss Hattie M. Bailey and Louis
Rumville. both OF Temple. Okla. were
married by Justice of the Peaeo q. u.
Gillett. OF South Canon, in tAo pres
ence of a few friends. at . ONe)ock
last Sunday morning. The bea6e Aa0
been visiting here several wts0 -
the guest Of her cousin, NfraL Fred
willets. TIE happy couple will leave
In few days for salina. kama. where
they will make tAeir hone.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-05-09
SOUTH CANON BOY? WIN
IN DUE TRACK meet
Thirteen Events in Which the Husky
Take the Prizes From North Side

The track meet at the fair grounds
Saturday afternoon, between represen-
tatives of the Canon City and South
Canon high school athletic associa-
tions. resulted in a signal victory for
the latter. the score being 50 to "A.
In the thirteen events the South
Canon boys took ten first. seven sec
onds, and five thirds; a record OF which
they are justly proud. The track was
in fine condition and the members Of
each team gave evidence of faithful
preparation for the contest, which was
carried out in a spirit OF generous ri
Ialry. These field meets are an ex-
.sllent thing and should awaken live
\ general public and receive its heartiest
NQpport The urfavorable weather of
last Saturday, no doubt. had much TO
do in keeping people away from the
contest. a matter regretted by all con-
cerned.
The following is a complete list of
the events and OF the records Of the
successful contestant:
High Hurdles--Terrill. s. c.. first:
Guthrie. C. c.. second; Camack. S. c..
third. Time. II seconds.
440-yard Messenger. S. c..
FIRST: Sullivan. S. c.. second: Reiter.
c. c., third. Time. IS 2-5 seconds.
I0o-yard Dash-Lamme. S. c.. frst:
West, S. C. second: CroZier. c. c.
third. Time. II seconds.
22o-yRrd Dash-I-amme. s. C., first:
wylie. C C.. second: McCurry. s. C,
third Time, 2t:oa
Haif-mile Run-Kissenger. S. C.
nrst; Sullivan. S. C, second: Simonds,
C C.. third. Time, 2:l2.
Low Hurdles--Terrill. S. c.. first;
West. s C.. second: Tremaine. c. C.
third. Time. 2s seconds.
-Put-ket,ie. c. c. first; Crozier
c. C. second: Iamme. S C. third.
Distance. 10 feet an inches.
Hammer Throw-Ket,le. c. C.. first:
Guthrie. C. C. second: Lamme. 8. c..
third. Distance. 109 feet ) inches.
Discus--K Messenger, 8. c., first; Ket-
tie, C. C., second: wat'. 8. C.. third,
pistance. 81 feet 2 inches.
lie vault-Johnson. c. C. first;
,,l. S c. second; Watt, S. C..
Height. 9 feet 5 inches.
-. bad Jump-Lamme. s, C. FIRST;
sn. s c, second: wylle. c. C.
l. Distance. 20 feet inch.
~ irh Jump-Terrill. s C. first +:
!e. C. c.. second: Messenger. s. C.
I'd. Distance, s feet & inches.
2clay Race-First. South Canon
,,rerrill. McCurry. West Lamme) {:
tecopd. Canon City ,Wylie. Guthrie.
I johnson, AdamsD; third. South Canon's
second team tKissenger. Sullivan,
Heatnn. HART. Time, ! 45.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-05-09

The dispatches in Sundays papers
the distinguished chemist who presides
over the chemical department in the
Cambridge university, had discovered
a method of making copper by the
however, shows that his plan is ex-
pensive and therefore will not come
into practical use until the supply in
the earth is exhausted.
The copper prospects and mines.
therefore, may still go on with their
work, making rich those whose fore
sight persuades them to assist in the
development of the extensive mines
that are now being opened up to sup
ply the demand for this most useful
metal
The Record has several times called
attention to the big deposits of this
mineral in the Red Gulch near Coto-
paxi. Colonel E. G. Bettis, who took
hold of one of the best prospects a
year or more ago, and has developed it
into producing mine, is in fair way
to reap the harvest SO frequently yield
ed to those who dig where the "signs"
show that there is wealth in abund-
ance.
While Mr.. Bettis was in the east re-
Gently his miners shipped car of ore
to the Boston and Colorado smelter at
Argo. The returns have just been re-
ceived and fully justify the prediction
of Mr. Bettis that he has one of the
richest copper mines in the country.
There were 56.77O tons of ore in
the car OF this 9.545 was selected as
first grade. and the balance was mine
run The high grade ore ran 1892 per
cent copper and the mine run yielded
s.s5 per cent The smelter settled for
the shipment as follows:
s545 tons high grade ore,
33.92 per cent copper. sl,376.96
81 225 tons mine run ore,
Ss5 per cent copper r....... 1.010.S5
Total value of car 81 S7.S1
! Less freight ......--.-...-... 1879.
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~ e ! of South Side RancherS
De sS etes.
eek his side OF the river begins
huri the 10th inst, by an excur-
on , the auspices of the senior


class u colorado Springs. followed by
the annual field day exercises on Sat-
urday, the 18th: the baccalaureate ser
mon by Rev. H. NJ. Jameson at the
First Methodist church on Sunday. the
18th: the senior reception on Monday,
the goth: the graduating exercises at
the First Methodist church Tuesday
evening, the 21st, and the alumni re-
ception Friday evening, the cath.
| Features OF the South Canon high
school commencement week will be
the baccalaureate sermon at the First
, Presbyterian church by Rev. J. T.
| Thomas. Sunday evening the 18th inst,
, and the annual class day exercises to
be held at Elks hall Tuesday afternoon
| the 2lst, and the graduating exercises
! Thursday. the 23rd.
The commencement address to the
graduating class of the Canon City
high school will be made by Rev. DR..
I Frank p Bailey of Denver, and to the
senior class of the South Canon high
I school by DR.. Sanford Bell of the fac
ulty of the state university at Boulder.
The Canon City high school class
roll is as follows:
Caroline Aldrich
| Elsie Lee Armstrong.
Arthur II. Biggs.
Jessie Apple,
VI. Eleanor Burr.
fessie r Datchelur
Harral Wheeler Coulter.
orpha V Chrisman.
/ George II. Crozier
/ Nell Chapman.
Mary Ella Davis.
! Elsie l.. Fisher.
Theodore A. Fisher.
F Porter Guthrie.
. Ralph l.. Clearinghouse.
( Charlotte Emily Hartmann.
i Bertha Isabella Hartmann.
Van c. Haggart
| Alice Cecilia Hall.
Una Coy Harrison,
Ethel Emily Joel.
4 Mary Emma Rirkton. -.--
! Eva Lahore Little.
1 q Wye Lonnecker.
| Helen Louise Linkins.
| Christina Mackenzie.
| Wilma Blanche Paxton.
| viii r. Paxton.
| Elizabeth Walton.
George n whipple.
Murray Wylie.
The members OF the graduating
class OF the South Canon high school
are.
| Gotta Belle Archer
| Mabel Barnes.
Elizabeth F. Bloxhem.
| Gertrude Grace Conner.
Edith NJ Hamilton
Iotta Mae Hall.
Karl Henry Kober.
Mamie NJ l.eek.
Mayme ] Preston.
| Pearl Elizabeth Tucker.
Ella Mae Bailey.
Gilbert Graham.
| Everett r. Bancroft.
| We're Elliott.
Lillian Morea Geraghty.
| Elijah J. 4. Irving.
James McGrew Lamme.
william Dudley McCurrey.
| Nellie Wyatt Stiers.
Elmer Terrill.
| Mrs. A. H. White is expected home
on Wednesday from Pueblo. where she
has been visiting her mother during
the past week.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-05-09

Charles r. McLain and Richard
Houle left this afternoon for Hillside
and other points in the Wet Mountain
valley, on business.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-19
eAYsvlLLs

Mrs. 5. H. Tucker will lead another so-
elal meeting at the NJ. r. church next
Sunday at ] o'clock.
Tom rukette has finished work for
Mrs. c. r. Taggart and Il moving his
family into the boarding house.
The Rev. Fred Wilson Day will take for
his subject next sunday, sour recent ca
lamities and the lessons they teach Us.
DIR. +. A. Edmunds expects 10 move TO
Pi.tsfield soon, where he has bought out
the practice OF Or. Ellis of that place.
Mrs. A. W. Ballard returned the first OF
the week from a ten days stay in Wood
stock. Mr.. Ballard was also at home
sunday.
Miss Maude Mason Of Boston, who has
been spending week with her mother
recently, has returned TO pursue her stud
les in simmons college.
Mrs. Lewis Richardson and children,
who have been spending several weeks
at o. J. Richardson's, returned to their
home in Boston last week
DIR. and Mrs. F. A. Edmunds, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. L. Chamberlain attended the fam
lily gathering at w. II. Edmunds' in
Bethel the first OF the week.
Mrs. George Min n and children, who
have been spending some time at the
"Cobble,n returned to their home in
Brooklyn, n. Y, last week.
Charlie Nelson, who is boarding at
Miss Fannie Taggart's and attending the
village school, spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson, of South
stockbridge.
All the young people of the town are
invited Friday evening to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Allen. Ice cream
and cake will be served and an unusually
good time is expected.
The ladies of the Congl society meet
with Mrs. ID. +. Gould this afternoon.
They are requested to bring thImbles and
needles as they are to sew for the church
fair, which is to be held later.
Taken from the Portland Daily News !;
"Capt. and Mrs. A. p. Smith of Port
land, Maine, formerly of San Diego, Cal,
announce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Edith Lisabeth, to Mr.. Leon Edison
Reed OF Gaysville."
Prof. w. r. Shipman of College Hill,
Mass, c. Shipman of Montana, also
Mr.. and Mrs. e. 0. Lee of Vernon have
been visiting their cousin, Mrs. Mary
Smith. Mrs. Smith will accompany
them to Rochester Monday.
The dates, subjects and leaders for the
next three Christian Endeavor meetings
are as follows:-Sept. 20, "Home Mis-
sions. Religious Progress in Our Cities, I"
leader, Mrs. Fl. H. Harrington. Oct 13,
Remember Eternity" leader, Mrs. G. s.
Hodgkins. Oct. 81, "Foreign Missions.
The Kingdom of Christ in Europe" I" lead
re, Mrs. A. W. Ballard.
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SHARON

Mrs. NJ. c. Strachan is superintendent
of schools.
George Fleming is driving team for O.
@. Sawyer.
n. A. Heath is painting at Charles Bar
rett's farm.
Mrs. E. Spaulding returned from Bos-
ton Monday.
George Shortt has a new |. II. @. gaso-
line engine.
Edwin Hazen and wife were at her
home Sunday.
A. B. Preston returned from Concord,
N. H., Friday.
Mrs. Homer Preston is sick and under
the care of DR.. j. G. Kenney.
Mrs. Lucy Doubleday of New York Wis
tied at A. P. Reynolds last week.
The recent heavy showers have washed
the hill roads pretty badly in places.
Mrs. Florence Squires, who has had a
severe attack of appendicitis, is better.
John Fleming's daughter from Wi
nooski has been visiting her parents.
Martin Wallace and Arthur Sweet are
now connected with Peoples telephone
line.
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NORTH RANDOLPH

Andrew Fits spent Saturday and Sun
day at home from Montpelier seminary.
Joel Whiting was called to New Hamp-
shire last week by the Illness of his Oldest
son, Carl.
James Murphy of Randolph Center has
finished work for G. E. Taft and will at
tend school at Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Hall attended the
Washington fair. He took first prem
ium on his horse and colt.
A number attended the funeral of Cal
vim Jackson of East Brookfield. He wai
one of the Oldest citizens of Brookfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sherman o
Middletown, Conn, are guests OF F. G
and Mrs. A. M. Cone this week, coming
last Monday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-19
Rochester News.
E. NJ. HARVEY. Local Editor.

A. +, Lamb OF Randolph was In town
Monday.
Miss Ellen Chaftee was in Bethel satur-
day for the day.
William MoCray was at home from
Wilder over Sunday.
Miss Jessie Morgan is visiting friends
in Randolph for week.
Marvell c. webber is in Rutland and
Bennington for few days.
Mrs. Sarah Raymond OF stowe is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. rupper.
Miss Mabel Perkins was at home over
Sunday ON her way from New York.
Mrs. George Cahee OF Braintree has
been visiting friends here for a week.
Charles Andrews has bought the Henry
Beedle place, so-oalied, in North Hollow.
Judge and Mrs Ely OF Dedham, Mass,
were in town from Friday until Monday.
DR.. o. d. Greene OF Bethel was called
here Monday to see Henry Collins, who is
IN.
Rev. aud Mrs. +. 5. Flske OF Montpel-
Ter are passing few days with relatives
here.
Miss Fannie Nichols OF Boston is with
her sister, Mrs. +. p. Jose, for few
weeks.
Charles Martin and Mrs. Edna
Stockwell went to Randolph Saturday,
returning Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Hodgkins enter
tanned the Outing club at their home in
Randolph Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hodgkins OF Chica-
go are visiting here, the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. l.. ID. Morse.
DIR. f. B. Richardson has bought the
hotel in Hancock OF Arthur Miller and
moves his family there this week.
Mrs. Mary Hodgkins and Miss Bessie
Shepard OF Bethel have been passing a
few days at the home OF Eaton Wolcott.
Mr.. Harvey OF Royalton was in town
last week in the interest OF the Excelsior
Carriage Co. of White River junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hubbard have
recently been entertaining ID. w. Taft OF
Boston and Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Stewart
of Berlin.
Rev. and Mrs. II. w. Hildreth and two
children, Earl and Fannie, OF Prospect,
Conn.,, are in town for week, the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. f. +. Kezer.
Mrs. Charles English and son, Ralph,
OF Woodstock have recently been passing
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. G. l..
Bride and Mrs. Susan Hubbard.
w. II. Campbell, Miss Helen Campbell,
Mrs. Lenox, Mrs. Boss, Mrs. Hunting
ton, Mrs. 0. G. Martin and Millett Hunt
ington were in Arlington last Thursday
to attend the mpbell-Batchelde we'd
ding.
Leander Wing OF Lexington, Mass,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Wing over Sunday. His brother, Julius
Wing, who is in very poor health, came
with him and is boarding at Emulus
Downer's.