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The Washington herald., 1907-11-15

to-day with dyspeptic stomachs. They
wear detected. forlorn appearance. their
energy is at zero, nothing interests them.
and they interest no one, their faces are
shrunk, their nerves are wilted and their
shoulders sag.
Everything on the table may look de-
lciOus. but nothing viii be tempting.
That's one sure sign Of dyspepsia.
II you have ever felt blOated after eat
ing and imagined il was your food that
filed YOU: II you have felt your food lie
like lump OF lead" on your stomach:
If you have had a bad, sour breath. DIFF
fculty in breathing after a meal suf-
fered from eructations. burning sensa-
uous. heartburn, brash or gas on the
stomach. make up your mind you have
dyspepsia. And the chances are YOU have
had il a long time.
Your stomach is overworked abused
fagged out. The gastric and digestive
juices are weak. the muscles Of the
stomach are jaded. and the whole busi-
ness needs new life. 1t needs something
which will take hold Of the food as II
comes in and do the digesting, and let
your stomach take a rest
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets do that very
thing. They cOntGin a most powerful in
gredient which helps the stomach in the
process Of digestion. cures dyspepsia, sour
stomach, indigestion. heartburn. eructa-
tons. acidity or fermentation. They in
vigorate the stomach. increase the flow Of
gastric juice, and do two-thirds Of what
the stomach would have TO do without
them. That gives the stomach some rest.
and chance TO get right again.
You will feel the change first in your
mind and heart and then over your whole
body. You'll feel rosy and sweet That's
the object. You can get these effective
little tablets almost anywhere on earth
for SOC a package
Send US your name and address to-day
and we will at once send you by mail a
sample package free. Address F. A Stuart
Co., 150 Stuart Bldg, Marshall. Mich.
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SAYS BRIDGES ARE SAFE.
Railroad Agent Intimates that the
Jurors Were Incompetent.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Annapolis Nd, Nov. 14-Shellman B.
Brown, general ticket and freight agent
for the Maryland Electric Railways Short
Line. to-day gave out a statement In
refutation Of the action or the grand jury
witch condemned two of the bridges on
the railway company's s line
He says that both bridges are in safe
condition. after thorough investigation.
and intimates that two members Of the
committee Of the jury We're under the in
fuence Of intoxicants when they made
the inspection. His words In this con-
nection were that they were not in con-
diuon 20 form a sober opinion on any
subject"
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Starvation Sits
At Loaded Tables
You Can Lead a Dyspeptic to the
Table, but You Cannot
Make Him Eat.

There comes a time in the lives OF a
great many Uen and women when even
a sirloin steak ceases TO be poetry. Il
becomes a protest The appetite becomes
htful and fretfuL Nothing on the bill
Of fare can coax IL.
The appetite is there, and yet IL isn't.
This makes eating a mere matter OF
machinery-the mouth doesn't water. The
stomach has been worked overtime. and
the body and the brain are paying the
penalty.
There are thousands Of people in every
station Of life who are walking the earth
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NOTES OF THE TRIAL.

When court adjourned and Mrs. Bradley
rose she was so weak she had to lean on
her chair for support. She stood for a
moment or two while the women report
ers crowded about her and spoke words
OF. comfort and encourag cement The or
deal she had been through listening for
nearly three hours to the recital OF her
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Clearinghouse Certificates Accepted
Special 10 The Washington Herald

Lynchburg, Va. Nov. H-At a Joint
meeting Of the board OF trade and Retail
Merchants Association this afternoon a
resolution was adopted calling upon ali
of the Lynchburg banks to protect cir
culaugn here by the issuance Of clearing
house certificates. similar 20 those in use
N other Southern cities. About 100 mer-
chants and manufacturers pledged them
selves TO accept certificates.
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Special 10 The Washington Herald
HagerstOwn, Nd. Nov. 1.-THE Wash
ington County Medical Society a. meet
ing held Ia Hagerstown this afternoon
elected the following officers. President
Dr. A. c. Maisch, Hagerstwu: vice
president. Dr. Mary a Mclaughlin.
Hogerstown: censor. DR.. Y. NJ Reichard.
F'airplay; secretary. Dr. Victor d. Nil
Ter Jr, Hagerstown. committee on leg
islat0n. DIS. c. r Scheller. W b. Nor
rison, Hagefst0wn. and A D. Baker.
Rohrersviue.
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Mrs. william b. MobIey Dead.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Rockville Nd, Nov l4-Mrs. william
B. Mobley died Of heart disease to-day
at her home. Laytonsville. aged fifty-six
years. She was taken I'll yesterday and
died at IL O'Clock this morning Mrs
Mobley was the daughter of the late
Walter Griffith She is survived by her
husband and three children.
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BnchteII-Nicnncmn.
he Washington Hcrald.

Special 20 The Washington HCald.
Winchester, Va, Nov. l4-NIiss Eleanor.
daughter Of John A. Nicodemus, Of Len
ore. this county, and Mr. Elmer P.
Bachtell. Of York. Pa. travelling passen-
ger agent OF the Western Maryland Rail-
road, were married in this city to-day.
Rev. 7. *. Cronler. pastor OF Centen-
ary Reformed Church officiating.
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WOMAN MEETS TRAGIC DEATH.
Bullet from Pistol Accidentally Dis
charged Enters Her Spine.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Winchester, Va, Nov. H.-InteIllgence
Of the tragic death Of Mrs. Helen b.
Wright, wife Of l. Carter Wright. which
occurred in Mobile. Ala. a few days
ago, reached Winchester to-day
A negro employed at the Wright home
had left his coat containing a revolver
in one Of the pockets. on the bathroom
floor. Mrs. Wright picked up the gar
ment from the floor and carried il out
on the rear gallery to throw 1t down TO
the negro, when in some unaeeountable
manner the cartridge was exploded, the
bullet entering Mrs. Wrght's spine, kill
ing her almost instantly.
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Extension of Lynchburg's Domain.
Special TO The Washington Herald.

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald
Lynchburg, Va, Nov. H-Judge George
X. Anderson. Of Clifton Forge, will pre-
side over the special term Of the Circuit
Court of Campbell County, at Rustburg.
on December l9, when the petition of the
city Of Lynchburg for the extension Of
the corporate limits is to come up FOR
consideration
The territory proposed 10 be annexed
viii give the city from GOO to 1000 ad-
ditional population. and more than $780,
OO0 in taxable values
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Runawaxs Married at Newmarket.

opeclaI 20 TIC NaShingt0n Herald
Harrisonburg, Va, Nov. I'M. Will
lam Helbert, aged twenty-one, and Miss
Tracy Derrer, aged eighteen. We're mar
ried at Newmarket last night by Rev.
J. ). Roller. The marriage was q runa-
way affair. The bride is the daughter
Of Emanuel Derrer, who resides at Tenth
Legion.
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Search for suicides Body Conttnue.

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va. Nov. l4-AIthough
the James River was dragged until late
last night and all Of to-day. the body Of
the unknown man who leaped to his death
yesterday morning from the Amherst
Bridge has not been recovered, and the
suicide continues "a complete mystery.
Two men have been reported to-day as
missing, one young Lyuchburg business
man and the other a Danville man The
search VIII be resumed again tomorrow
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Murderer Gets EIghteen Years.
Dccia1 to The Washington Herald.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg, Va, Nov I4-At Rustbl1rg
joseph Mlcenheimer was sentenced to
four years in prison for shooting Mrs.
Martha Drewry several months ago.
Micenheimer killed the woman's daughter.
Mrs Charles Walker, at the tame time.
on which charge he was given fourteen
years.
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Train Kills Horses: Man Escape.
special to The Washington Heald.

hpCclnI % INT Washington HCrald.
Winchester, Va, Nov A-J F. Allen.
a well-known farmer Of Timberviue. had
a narrow escape from death this morn
ing while crossing the Souther Railway.
The team he was driving was struck by
a northbound passenger train. and both
horses were instantly killed Mr.. Allen
was thrown forty feet. but escaped in
jury.
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VALUABLE HORSES BURNED.
Richmond Fire Destroys Building of
Revolutionary War Date.

SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald.
Richmond Va. Nov. 1.-Two hundred
and fifty valuable horses stampeded this
afternoon at the outbreak Of a fire which
totally destroyed the sale and livery sta
bles Of Joseph Lassiter. Twenty-Five
other horses are said to have perished in
the flames. The loss will approximate
$4,000.
The building in which the fire occurred
was standing when Washington visited
Richmond during the revolutionary war
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DEATHS AT HARRISONBURG.
Consumption, Fever, and Cancer
Claim Victims.
special to The Washington Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald
HarrisOnburg. Va. Nov. 14.-Benjamin
Hollar died last night of consumption.
He was thirty-nine years of age, and is
survived by a wife and three little chiI-
dren. Mrs. Morgan Taylor. aged sixty
five died of consumption to-day. She is
survived by her husband. three daugh-
ters, and eight sons. Miss Axle Bosser-
man, aged fourteen. of Moscow. died
this morning Of typhoid fever. Mrs. Fan
ME Showalter, widow OF John Showalter,
died to-day at Pleasant Valley. aged sew
enty-two years. Cancer was the cause
of her death.
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ola Age and Youth wed.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Cumberland. Md, Nov. 14.-Willlam Al
bert Pownall and Rhodia May shanholtz
both OF. Barnes Mil. w. Va, were mar
ried here last night The groom is aged
sixty-fiye and the bride twenty-one.
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Denth of Mrs. snrnh DeInno.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Fredericksburg. Va, Nov. 14.-Mrs
Sarah Delano, wife Of Mr.. Gilbert De-
lano, died to-day at her home in Spott-
sylvania County. Her husband. ore
daughter. and a son survive her.
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act, had taxed her TO the utmost and she
paid little attention to those who offered
sympathy, but requested to be taken
downstairs at once where her two little
boys were awaiting her. Her mother
Mrs Madison. hurried 20 her. and leaning
on the little gray-haired woman. the pris-
oner was led 20 the head OF the stairs
When she descended and the little boys
greeted her. she put her arms around
them, and cried bitterly
Max Brown. son Of Senator Brown. oc-
cupied his accustomed seat about ten feet
back of Mrs. Bradley. When the witnesses
detailed how his father met his death his
eyes rested intently on the little figure in
black, and there was an angry CLEAN IN
them He is said 10 resemble his father
very much. Although but little more than
twenty-one years old. he is a practicing
lawyer in Salt Lake City
Contrary to the usual custom in i'm
portant cases. the witnesses for both sides
have not been excluded. Upon the roll
call OF government witnesses yesterday
nearly all answered present.
The handbag which figured so much in
the testimony is made Of cloth and is OF
deep red In color. 1t is the governments
theory that when Mrs. Bradley entered
Browns room soon after arriving at the
hotel. she then had the pistol in this bag.
About the only time the prisoner looked
up during the presentation of the evidence
Of the nrst witnesses, was 70 look over
her counsers shoulders and glance curl
ously at the bag rs il was being handed
q witness fDr fdeufifcaffon
Attorney Hoover is examiner Of
unusual ability. and he brought out many
strong points for the defense from the
governments witnesses. 1t is expected
the government will finish its case in chief
by adjournment time Today. There viii
be no session OF the court tomorrow.
When the name Of Abraham II. Levy
was called and he responded, the Bible
was presented 70 him by Court Crier
Joyce TO be sworn upon. He leaned for
ward and whispered something 10 Joyce.
and the latter In turn whispered 70 Clerk
Hawken- The clerk understood the stu
alton At once, directing the crier 10 open
the book az q certain place. and Mr. Haw-
ken swOre the talesman according 20 the
Jewish faith-on the five books Of Moses
When the name Of George c. Hepning
was called an elderly man responded. but
his examination was very brief when he
said he was seyenty-five years old.
The attendance Of women yesterday In
creased. more than twenty-five being
present
II the attendance continues to increase
Il may be necessary for the deputy mar
shal 20 issue cards of admission. A crowd
which numbered more than 90. fingered
around the corridors and entrances Of the
courthouse during the entire day, and
lines were formed az each OF the en-
frances 20 the courtroom.
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Addresses before the local Council Of
Jewish Women were delivered this after
Moons by officers Of the Supreme COun-
Gil, and officers of the Washington COun-
ell in the synagogue on North Washing
ton street
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c. Ashby Bladen, Of this city. and G.
W. Zachary, of Del Ray. have returned
from Richmond, where they represented
Alexandria Tent Of Maccabees at the an
nual State convention OF the order held
in that city.
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When the name Of George c. Heqning
was called an elderly man responded. but
his examination was very brief when he
said be was seyenty-fve years old.
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The attendance Of women yesterday In
creased. more than twenty-five being
present
The Washington herald., 1907-11-15

November % has been selected by the
Alexandria German Club. which was re-
Gently reorSanized. as the date for the
Thanksgiving german. The Christmas
german viii be danced December %. and
the New Year german viii occur De-
cember 81.
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Contrary to the usual custom in inn
portant cases. the witnesses for both sides
have not been excluded. Upon the roll
call OF government witnesses yesterday
nearly all answered present.
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sPIRITUALISM.

MRS WHITE WILL HOLD MEETINGS on Sun
day and FRIDAY evenings a. OcOck; Wednesday
az = ITTate interviews daily Developing class for
m,S1iuIEshp on Tuesday evening 80 sth Nv
noI3.BH
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ANNUAL MEETING PERPETUAL
Building Association al so Eleventh
street northwest MONDAY. November is.
1907. : ?. m uoI5.l5I>
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COLONIAL LUNCH ROOM, 732 18TH
81 nW. topp Hibhs Bldg Is nov open % Ladies
and Gentlemen. Try US Satisfaction assured. oc23t;
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Pans FUECHSL Baltimore
have opened pariCrs az li3 h ST NV. with ths
uu1St array q
LADIES GOWNS.
Svifah'P for morning alfEruUCn- and evening
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

kEELER. Dl FAIRNONT ST--SEANCE TO
night; wonderful manifestations in the h-lt- writ
tla message indeiyrd rt voices &c. lIth or lith
St clrs Private interviews daiiy-
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Attorney Hoover is a cross examiner Of
unusual ability. and he brought out many
strong points for the defense from the
governments witnesses. Ii is expected
the government viii finish its case in chief
by adjournment time Today. There viii
be no session OF the court tomorrow.
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TECNKS AND HARNESS REPAIRED.
Wagons. truESS. harness, and wheels :
your price HARNESS SHOP. 18th aad
II sts NV Phone Main ss-lm Ocl-tt
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Benj- II. Coles K Co. UPhoISterIng OF
al kinds. Slip covers. 900 9Th NV. n. 65l6
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs. II. l.. Chandler went to Boston
Saturday To pass the holidays with nor
sister, Miss e. NJ. Hurlbut.-Dr. Wclch
went to Montreal Monday. -Mr. and Mrs.
r. j. Gates returned from their wedding
trip Wednesday night-MlsS Fanny Gates
of Middiehury College, Joseph Whitney
Of Norwich University and Harold and
Anna Powell of St. Johnshury Academy
are at home Mrs. j. NJ. Green and chill
dren of Montreal are guests of her par
ents. DR.. and Mrs. Wclch.-Thc Rev. c.
c. Adams and family are passing n few
days with her parcnts.-Mrs. Mary Gate
and daughter, Fanny, Mr.. and Mrs. X.
J. Gates, the Rev. and Mrs. Wells and
daughter, Doris, and Miss Maud Barnes
spent Christmas in T}akcrsheld.-M and
Mrs c. G. Soule of Johnson spent Christ
mas with his parents Mr. ana Mrs. II.
II. Soulo.- The Methodist Sunday school
had a Christmas tree Tuesday evening
with appropriate eXerciscs.--Delhcrt Wing
has gone to New mpshire.-- Elbon
Truax Is visiting his parents. Mr. and
Mrs 8 u. Trllay.
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SWANTON.

Charles T.. Hall has just received on
cial notice that he has been reappointcd
postmaster for his third term. The pub
lie has been served we'll by Mr. Hall and
his reappolutment is but a fitting recog-
milton of an excellent official. MIR. Hall
served seven years as clerk under Post
master j, l.. Jewett and in his long serv-
ice behind the boxes has seen many
changes in postonice methods and large
increase In the business which is fully 80
per cent larger to-day than It was eight
years ago when Mr. Hall was first APP
pointed. The rural free delivery has de-
veoped in Swanton since he became post
master with three carriers covering long
routes daily Now the holiday package
rush Is on and Is as heavy, MIR. Hall says,
as that of former years despite the nnar-
cal scare.-Mrs Ecbcrt Plat. who has
been III scvcra weeks, is able to sit up
Mrs A 4. Brooks slipped on the side
walk Saturday and broke her hip.-Ora
Webster Of Williams college and Lyman
Tohn Of Mlddlcbury are in town for the
hOlidnVe
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

TAuris Weeks Of of Lowell. Mass, is
the guest Of J. A. Butler and family
Mr.. and Mrs G. Leland Green are spend
ing the week with relatives in Newport.
Melvin Y. Barr has returned from a
two months visit with relatives in Maine
and New Hampshire.-Mrs. Herbert G..
Carman is confined to the house by i'll
ncss.--J -. Sandcrson has returned to
West Newton, Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. $. w.
Russell are i'll with mumps.-H. j. Pat
tcrson Of Lcuuoxvlllc, +. c., and the
Misses I,uc. clara and Helen Patterson
Of Clarcmoot y. H., are spending the
HOLIDAYS with thcir parents Mr.. and Mrs,
!. q. Pattcrson.-.Mrs Willard &. Hcnlon
and children of Montreal are visiting at
l.. t. sunderland s--Nlrs. II. j. Lyon.
who has been confined to the house for
two weeks with severe attack of ton
silitis. Is able to hc out-Mrs. Mary Il.
Hunt, widow of Michael Hunt died at
the homo Of d. W. steele Thursday, age
81 years Tho funeral services were held
at St. Johns Episcopal Church Saturday
afternoon at two o'clock, the Rev. Ed
ward 5 Stone officiating.
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NORTH HERO.

Howard j. O'Neil, station agent here
is at his home in Alburgh suffering with
the jaundcc Mrs. Antonette Allen
Blodgett Of Burlington Is the guest Of
Mrs. =. NJ. Hazen.--Mlss Mae Sargent
closed her school In the north end dis
trict Thursday night with appropriate
exercises, the school house being packed
Tatro's orchestra furnished music and
at tho close coffee, cake and sandwiches
were served. Miss Sargent Will spent the
winter in Bermuda--GeorEc Fowler Of
Swanton IS at James O'Neils In Alburgh
I'll with the measles. Stanley Dodds ~
Proctor passed Christmas with his
mother, Mrs J. D. Hazcn.--A case of
dlphthcria In the Coro family at the south
end has been cured and the house
fumigeted by the health offlce.-fllram
Knight. a native Of this town. who spent
the past fall here, has returned to his
home IN Amcda, Cal Mr.. Knight has
recently taken out valuable patents. one
for the preservation Of milk which he
claims can be kept sweet indefinitely
Mrs David H. TudNope who was first
taken with the measles which settled In
her lower limbs IS IN a critical condi-
tion and win he some time before she
will be able to be about.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
SOUTH ALBURGH.

A stranger, short. thick set and of dark
complexion, caused a great deal OF eX-
element In this part of the town Thurs
day afternoon. He crossed the North Hero
bridge and wandered up and town the
highway for about an hour. lie then
started to recross the bridge, but not
having money to pay his toll found him
sen IN trouble with the bridge tender.
Coming back to the Alburgh side he acted
IN a crazy manner, running yelling,
jumping, tearing off dead branches from
the trees, tramping them into the earth,
scooping up snow and throwing It around,
all of which frightened women and chill
dren. Sheriff O. O. Bel was tclephoned
and he dcputized - II, Eddy and A. w,
Hazen to arrest the stranger. This was
done at four o'clock and sheriff Bell
later took the man to Alburgh, The man
with insane cunning refused to give any
clue here as 10 his identity. An old
army musket. which had not been loaded
for % years. was successfully used Ia
inumldute him by Deputies Eddy and
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Court West BERKSHIRE No 300, l. o. f..
has elected the following officers: Chief
ranger C. d. Phelps vice chief ranger,
G.. Il. Hammond; recording secretary, H..
II. Chafree; financial secretary, w. b.
Kelley: treasurer. A. NJ JENNIE; orator,
Mrs. A, NJ. JENNIE; senior woodland, A.
T.. Peao; senior woodland, T.. H. Broe
senior beadle, w. G.. Johnson; junior
beadle L. Stcdson superintendent juven-
lie court, u %. Burlcson orsanIst Hazel
Jenne court deputy. w. G. Ellsworth;
physician, DIR. Johnson.-The officers
for Frontier Grange, No. 3i6,
are: Master, c, ID. Phelps; oversecr
A. NJ. Jenne lecturer, Mrs
T.. A. Austin; steward, Philip n. Stanley;
assistant steward. II T.. Rogers; chap
lain. r. T.. Thomas treasurer Miss
Miranda Ewus; secretary. Mrs. G. y.
Phelps gate keeper, A. A. Ladd. Ceres,
Miss Minnie Hicks Pomona. Miss Pearl
Thompson Flora. Mrs. L. W. Olmst"dd,
l.. A. S, Miss Lucy WEIGH; organist,
Miss Gladys Dmond, choristcr, $. c..
rowla-
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RICHFORD.

Mrs. Arthur T.. Weeks, daughter
and son, Arthur, have return
d from a few days visit in St. Adams
II. j. COurscr has returned from Lowell,
lass, where he attended the funeral Of
us fathcr-The school in what Is called
he Center district will close this week.
J ISIS Eva Cassovcnt has gone to Malden,
lass, to spend the winter with Mrs.
Hyde Taylor. Henry Rustedt, principal
the Johnson high school Is IN town
pass the holidays with his mother,
rs, II. f. Rustedt-The annual roll
PHI and supper at the Baptist Church
Sill be held Friday evening, January a.
aymond Hawley, who II attending the
arlington Business College, Is spending
vacation with his parents. Mr.. and
RS. l. h. Hawley Jason Rogers has re-
rned from a few days visit in South
10y.
Noble Baker, who is attending
rrmont Academy at Saxtons River,
spending his vacation with his par
ts, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baker.-John
sullivan, assistant Cninese inspec-
has returned from Boston.
There were trees for the children
ristmas eve at the Baptist, Episco-
and Methodist churches. The
iscopal Church Christmas tree was
In the Leach School of Music stu
,. The presents were numerous and
fatly pleased the little ones.-Among
visitors in town Tuesday were H.
Domino of st. John, i. O., E. NJ
nsfield OF Vancouver, Il. g., T.. j
liner of sutton, and j. r. Ralston OF
owlton, Que, II, j, Hinckley and r.
Marsh OF Enosburgh Falls.