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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-20
BY GRANITE MARKER.
Bennington Commemorate The Editor
ial Labors Of Garrison.

bennington, June 20The undertake
ing begun number of years ago Of
placing marker on the site Of different
historical spots IN this town was re-
newed yesterday when q handsome
marker was set ua on the spot where
William Lloyd Garrison published the
journal of the Times from Oct. 3, 1923
70 March 27, 1922
The exercises were Of an interesting
character and well attended. The dedi-
catory prayer was by the Rev Frank
X. Morris Of the Baptist church. The
dedicatory address was by Rev. Dr.
Isaac Jennings, pastor of the church
where Garrison worshiped when he
lived at Bennington Center. The bepes
diction was pronounced BY Rev. George
Sherman Mills OF Bennington. a male
quartette, composed of Arthur Hollistcr,
Fred Holhstor, II. E. Long and Andrew
MaHrer, sang America and The
Battle Hymn Of the Republic
The marker, which stands in the cen
Ter of the south park on Monument
avenue il Of Barre granite, 9 fcet-ligl,
4 feet wide, feet 0 inches thick and
weighs about eight tons, II stands
about three rods west Of where the
Journal used to be printed. On one side
Oh 1t Is a bronze tablet 4 feet by 2 feet
. inches In relief work. On the top Of
IL in relief il the representation of an
old fashioned printing press. Just be-
low the press in raised letters j. this
inscription, written some years ago
when temporary marker was Jet up
to mark the spot: s'I'ifty feet west Of
this spot William Lloyd Garrison edited
the journal Of the Times, October 3,
1928 March N, 1929. Hither came BEN
jainin Lundy to enlist him in the cause
of the slave December 2S, 1928. Garri-
son departed hence to lift mp in Balti-
more the Banner Of Immediate Emanci-
patton" The cost of the marker has
been largely borne by citizens.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-20
TO BEGIN WORK MONDAY.
Contractors Preparing to Bring Pure
Water to Swant0n.

Swanton, June 2O.--Representatives
Of Ames & Go. of Saranac, n. ". the
firm Of successful builders which is
TO put in the new water system for
Swanton village were here this week
and signed the contract with the VIII
Iage trustees for completing the work,
as agreed, and furnishing the required
amount Of bonds about $4,000. II is
intended TO begin work next Monday,
June "a, with force Of about fifty
Italians, at or near Fairfield pond,
working toward Swanton, increasing the
force Of help by gangs Of men at diff
ferent points along the line, ats required.
The contractors probably win employ
as many as 150 men when the work IS
well started.
The work Is TO be completed by Jam
nary 1, 1905, with q bonus per day
paid for earlier completion, ana for
feit per day required if not completed
at stated time
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-20
MARSHFIELD MAN
TREED BY BIG BUCK
Mayo wyman Started to Rescue Dog
and Got Chased BY The Angry
Deer.

MarshfieId June 20.--County Warden
Pike has frequent complaints of dogs
running heer, but when the complaint
Of big buck chasing the dog and tree
ing its owner comes to his notice, it
seems that the game laws must be re-
yised. While at work on his land on
Knohb hill, Tuesday Mayo Wyman
heard his big dog barking as he sup
posed, at chuck. After time, upon
investigation, he found his dog spin
ming around, either from the horns or
hoofs of deer.
The dog took bee-line for his mas
ter, and the deer followed at more than
a lively pace. Mayo thought ii time
to get ont of harms way, so up an ap-
pie tree went he, the dog and deer cir.
cling the tree below him, The dog took
refuge under wagon and MFR. Deer
stood viewing his enemy contemplating
way TO get at him. Finally MAYO
thought IL time to come down and look
after things. He drove the buck away,
but al the animal seemed inclined to
move on only a few PAGES, he took the
team and dog and gave the deer pos
session during the rest Of the day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-20
Martin RoweII Charged B.
Frank Kicker With Fraud
AND GETS BIG DAMAGES
Alleged That He Gave Kicker $1,175
Worth Of Sheep, for Which He, Pow
ell. Never Received Pay Jury
Sides With Powell.

Chelsea, June 2n.--The last civil case
to be tried by jury at this term Of
Orange county court was Martin Powell
against b. Frank Kicker both parties be-
ing droyers from Randolph. The allie
CATIONS set forth IN the plaintiffs de-
claration were that the defendant on
Dec. 10th 1908 obtained from him, the
plaintiff. $i,175 worth Of fat sheep to
ship to market on the statement that il
check payable To the defendant's order
was enroute from Boston, having been
advanced BY the Boston parties who
were to have the Sheep and that it
would be received at Randolph ON the
evening of the day that the sheep were
shipped. From this check the plaintiff
should have been paid for the sheep.
The evidence ON behalf Of the plain
tiff satisfied the jury that Mr. Rowell
did not receive the pay for his sheep.
as agreed by the defendant and that
lie had never received his pay for the
sheep, that there was no check enroute
from Boston as claimed By the defend
ant and that because of these facts
found they rendered q verdict declaring
the defendant guilty of having obtained
the sheep by means of fraudulent rep
resentations and awarded damages to
the plaintiff in the sum OF Si,32221, and
for the plaintiff to recover his costs.
NJ. NJ. Wilson aud Stanley c. Wilson
were counsel for Mr.. Rowell and r. NJ.
Harvey and Daniel s. Conant were
counsel for Mr.. Kicker
The FIRST case on the criminal docket
was state vs. Arthur Adshade, breach
Of the peace and the respondent plead
cd guilty. Second ease State vs.. John
.Adsehade, father of respondent No. /,
resisting an officer. The prisoner was
allowed to plead guilty to simple as.
sault which plea was satisfactory to
the states attorney and was accepted
by the court.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-20
RAEM'MILLAN.
Wedding Last Evening at the Home Of
the Bnde-w Went to Boston on Trip.

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs Duncan Me-
MILAN was the scene Of quiet wedding
last evening when their eldest daughter,
Miss Jennie, was united in marriage to
John Rae III the presence oi only the
intimate friends, the ceremony being
performed by the Rev. Fl al Poole. Tho
couple were attended BY Miss Chrissie
Rae and Duncan Mcmillan.
The couple very neatly slipped their
friends, who might be waiting to give
them send-off, BY taking an automo-
bile to Mortified and from there taking
the train to Boston, where they will
spend a short time, after which they will
reside at "a Pleasant street
The bride was formerly employed as
bool,keeper in the Office Of \. II. Kin
ney & Co The groom is a stone cutter
at Jones Bros.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-20
SHOT HIMSELF IN TEMPLE.
And Warren worthen Of Plymouth. N.
H., Cannot Live.

Plymouth, N. IT,, june 20. Warren
Worthen, . web known and prosperous
farmer, living in Holderness. aged about
40 years, shot himself with revolver
last evening, the bali entering the skull
near the temple, making probably fatal
wound. No cause il known for his rash
act. Mr. Worthen lost his wife short
time ago, and dependency on that ac-
count may be the cause.
Several years ago Mr.. Worthen came
near losing his life at the railroad sta.
tion here BY being run over by a locomo-
tive. He lost an arm, part Of a foot and
received other severe injuries for which
the railroad company paid him few
thousand dollars. lie had several chill
dren.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-20
AGED MAN
TRIED TO DIE.
Sanford Heath Of Cambridge
Cut His Throat
WILL PROBABLY RECOVER
While His wife was Visiting Her
Daughter in Elmore He Did the
Deed, Being Found When She
Returned.

Cambridge, june 20.--fsanford Heath,
an elderly man, tried to commit suicide
last night BY cutting bis throat with a
razor, but il il expected that lie will
recover IS he II doing we'll to-day The
deed WAS discovered by his wife when
she returned from visit to her daughter
In Ehnore No cause is known for the
desire TO kill himself. He resided with
his oldest grandson, George Powell, whose
residence Ii about two and one half
miles from JefIersonyille. Mir. Heath ii
rs years Of age.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-20
TWO ARRESTS MADE.
In Searching for Murderers of J. 7.
Rosenheimer.

Pelham, n. Y, June 2o.--Two self
confessed hoboes were arrested here to,
day by posse Of deputy sheriTs who
were searching for the men who muir
dered julius T. Rosenheimer. the million
aire needle manufacturer They tell con.
hieting tales Of recent movements. The
police are now working on the theory
that robbery was the motive Of the crime.
ut is believed that the assailants were
Italians.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-20
TWO NEGLIGENCE SUITS.
Rutland Railroad and Vermont Marble
Co. the Defendants.

Rutland, June 40. Two negligence
snits were filed in Rutland county court
yesterday. Mrs Anna Haradon seeks to
recover $4,000 damages from the Rutland
Railroad company for alleged injuries re-
reivcd when thrown to the station plat
form Nv shunting ears against the car
she was entering.
Fremont Winship claims similar dam-
ages from the Vermont Marble company
for injuries said To have been caliscd by
d falling derrick caused BIZ the breaking
of rotten gtiyrope while he was at work
at Mount Tabor
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-20
NOT A GIRL in CLASS.
Eveless Paradise at Burr and Burton
Seminary, 'O7.

Manchester, June 20.--The ~ anni-
versary and commencement exercises Of
Burr and Burton seminary were held
yesterday afternoon ut Music hall be-
fore large audience, Walter S. Bur-
rage, professor Of Greek at MiddebWy,
addressed the graduating class on Going
to College"
The members Of the class are Harold
Abbott Of Hartford, Asa B. Bacon of
Londonderry Walter G Beck Of Man
Guy L. Davis Of Londonderry,
Arthur B. Delano of Shoreham, Charles
II. Graves Of Sunderland, Cedric p.
Sibley of Bennington. Leale II. Towsley
and Lewis /. Towsleey Of Manchester.
This is the first time since the early
years Of the institution that the grad
uating class has been without young
women.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-20
MARRIED IN COURT.
Arthur Teft and Ethel Akin, Former
CHARGED With Rape.

HYDE Park, June 20,-Lamoille county
court opened yesterday with the case
Of Orlo Hill, Adultery. Hill pleaded mot
guilty" and Jury was empaneled
Case of state vs.. ida Benson. She plead
ed guilty to adultery and was sentenced
to pay fine Of $500 without costs.
The fine was paid.
Case against Arthur Teft rape on one
Ethel Akin. He pleaded guilty and after
consideration agreed to marry the girl.
The ceremony was performed by Justice
OF the Peace Waite. Sentence Of not
moro than FIVE years and not less than
four was given and the respondent was
placed In the hands Of probation officer
In Potter vs.. Potter, divorce, Morris
VILE, decision was not rendered.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-20
AN EAST BARRE BOY
KILLED BY BULL
Clyde Wallace. Adopted Son Of U. c.
Nye, Died This Afternoon From In
juries Sustained Yesterday.

Clyde Wallace, the II year old adopt
ed son Of w. G. Nye OF East Barre. died
early this afternoon from injuries which
were inflicted yesterday by bull. The
boy went into the pasture yesterday
forenoon and the bull attacked him
knocking him down and striking him
several times after he was down, until
restrained by dog which caught the
bull and held him until the boy escaped.
The boy was carried to the house but
grew worse until his death this after
noon. An autopsy will be held.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-20
GROVER CLEVELAND
OUT OF DANGER
Former President Passed Crisis of Disease
Last Night-His Family Is Very
Reticent About Nature Of
Illneas

Princeton, N. J., June eo.- Former
President Cleveland, who il suffering
from stomach trouble at his home here,
was reported much improved to-day The
crisis Of his disease came last evening
and the physicians say that the patient
Is now out Of danger While the family
decline to discuss the nature OF his sick
ness, it is understood that the former
president is suffering from malignant
growth.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-20
ELECTED PRESIDENT OF COLLEGE.
The Rev. ], H. George Of Burlington May
Go to Missouri.

St Louis, No, June s0.-The Rev. j.
81. George of Burlington, Vermont, was
elected president Of Drnry college yes
terday.
Dlury college is located in Springfield,
Mo-, is a Congregational institution Of a
literary character, with no scientific de-
partment, and has at present about 400
students.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-20
AeED 81. IoHNsRURY PHYSICIAN.
Dies After Long Illness, Leaving Widow
and Three Children.

St. Johnsbury, June 2O.-Dr. j. d.
Folsom, who has practiced medicine In
this place for 3S years, died last night
following an illness Of two years. He
was born 70 years ago and Is survived
by widow, two daughters and one son,
all Of St. Johnsbury Dir. Folsom grad
uated from the Dartmouth medical col.
lego and took post graduate at the
C;irard college IN philadelphia. The fun
eral win be held Saturday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-20
DEATH OF SARAH STONE.
End Came to Cabot Woman After Long
Suffering.

Cabot. June 20.--Mrs. Sarah Stone
died at the home Of her son, Justin
stone, Yesterday morning, aged rs
years. The end came after long suffer.
Ing. She leaves two sons, Justin and
William. The funeral was held this
afternoon at two o'clock, the Rev. + e.
Currier officiating. The burial was in
the lower village cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-20
SIX VIOLENT DEATHS.
Unprecedented Record for 80 Rays at
White River Junction.

White River Junction, June 20.--Dur-
ing the past 80 days there have occurred
in this village and immediate vicinity,
six violent deaths. namely; The death
Of Alexander Leware, caused by the ex-
ploson Of a Kerosene lamp, May 16; the
suicide OF Peter I.augier at Russtown,
MAY 2s; the drowning of stephen Hall
and Jerry O'Mera at Wilder, June . and
the instant death Of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. IT,
Wood, caused by runaway horse, June
~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-20
HIGH WATER DOES DAMAGE.
Rutland Streets and Lawns are Badly
Torn.

Rutland, juno 20.--A food which has
not been equaled since the memorable
fieshet Of 1869, occurred here yesterday
afternoon during a terrific thunder.
storm, when cloudburst resulted III
rain falling violently for more than two
hours, washing out roadbeds and lawns,
tearing out culverts aud sewers and
doing heavy damage throughout the
town, Church street was washed out
its entire length, complete lines Of water
pipes, four and fiye feet under ground,
being laid bare.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-20
CLAIMS CHAMPIONSHIP.
Brown University Defeated Alabama
University. 8 to 0.

Providence, r. l., June 2O.--Brown
again defeated the university Of Alabama
yesterday easily winning the commence.
inent game in the presence Of the usual
alumni crowd, . to 0. AS Brown has
not been defeated in any college base
ball game this year, it will claim the
college championship.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-20
WILSON FoR GOVERNOR
Nominated Without Opposition BY Re-
publicana Of Kentucky

Louisville, June g0s-Augustus T..
Wilson af Louisville was nominated
last night by acclamation as Rcpubli-
can candidate for governor of Ken
tucky At the state convention Is ses-
sion at The Coliseum. lie had no oppo-
sition.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-20
VERMONT MAN CHOSEN.
Principal Of Brewster Free Academy at
WoIfboro, N H.

Wolfboro, n. r., June 20.--At the an
nual meeting Of the trustees Of the
Brewster Free academy here Tuesday
evening Dr Charles s. Murkland If
Middlebury VT, was elected principal
of the academy, vice Edwin y Lord,
deceased. DR.. Mnrkland was formerly
president Of the state college, but Of
late has devoted his time exclusively
to literary pursuits.
President Carroll D. Wright 81 Clark
college. Worcester, Mass, was elected a
member Of the board Of trustees.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-20

sherman p. Allen, former member
Of The Burlington Free Press staff and
foT some time the private secretary to
the assistant secretary Of the navy in
Washington will relinquish the latter
position October ! to become one Of the
Washington correspondents Of The New
York Herald.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-20

, o. Bilodeau returned to-day from q
business visit ii Newport
There win be meeting Of the Barre
fre department AZ the Central station
FRIDAY evening At 1870 O'Clock u Isl
requested that al members be present.
Per order acting chief.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-20

Among the class day speakers at
Brown university, Providence, r. /, was
Harold Duane Bruce, of Morctown, who
won three prizes for excellence in ora
tory during his course and who was
rsptain of Che Brown debating team.
Ills subject was eThe United States as
! World power.n
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-20
HITS IN ST. JoHNsBURY.
Fire Burned Large House ond Horse
Barn Last Evening

st. Johnshury, June 2Oy--During tile
storm yesterday afternoon lightning
struck and burned the house and horse
barn belonging to Miss Martha Mason.
The loss il partially covered by insur-
ance. AT the time the house was built
it was the largest in town.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-20
WILL PREVENT STRIKE.
Agreement Reached With Telegraph
Operators.

New York, June 20. An agreement
was reached this afternoon between
operators and telegraph companies
which will undoubtedly prevent the
strike scheduled for next week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-20
CoWed Strikers in Trench
Wire District
FIVE PEOPLE WERE KILLED
And Eighty Were Seriously Hurt When
the Horsemen Rode Into Their Midst
Two Leaders Have Been Ar
rested.

Paris, June 2o.--Prenier Clemenceau
to-day received official word that the
number Of casualties in yesterdays riot
ing at Narbonne, the center Of the dis
affected wine growing district, II five
killed and 50 seriously injured. Scores
received minor injuries, such as broken
heads and slight sabre wounds, Of which
no mention II made. The injured were
all victims of charges made by the cav
airy to break down the barricades which
were erected in the street BY strikers.
Tn-day's news indicates that tho
prompt action Of the cavalry has brought
about & calm and that the government
has the upper hand There Is no loot
ing and no present possibility Of mob
rule.
Ferroul, the striking mayor OF Mar
bonnie and next to Maeelin Albert, the
most prominent figure in the wine grow
ers revolt, Yesterday was arrested at his
residence at Narbonne and taken to
Montpelier. Before daybreak all roads
leading to Ferroul's house were held by
cuirassiers in strong force His body
guard Of wine growers, among whom
were many Amaz0ns who have been
nightly watching over the safety Of their
leader, was on duty as usual, but when
the wine growers found themselves sur.
rounded BY troops they did not resist.
When Ferroul appeared in the custody
Of the police commissary the crowd
threatened to rescue him but the mayor
begged that there be no conflict with
the troops and he was placed in a car
riage and, escorted BY cuirassiers, taken
to the station at Narboune, where a spe-
cial train conveyed him TO Montpelier.
Intense excitement prevails at uarbonne,
but people thus far have been overawed
by the military display.
Marcelin Albert Arrested.
Montpelier Department of Herrauh,
France, June 2O.-Ex mayor of Narbonne
and the wine growers committeeman ar
rested at Arggelliers arrived here yester-
day and were removed to jail, which was
guarded by a regiment of infantry.
Later in TIE day, Marcelin Albert, leader
of the wine growers movement, was ar
rested and brought here to custody.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-20
posrAL cLERKs GET RAIsE.
-Four Employees Of Barre once Get
Promotion

"A dispatch from Washington, d. C.,
announces chat four clerks IL the Fafra
post Office are 20 receive promotion ef
fective July 1 Their salaries are raised
from 5000 to $500 aud two from $500
to $1,000. Bellows Falls gets the sita
number. Bennington two; IiYaf 9hes0
three; Morisyille one; st. Alhaae ANps
Woodstock two.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-18

bECKON
BEST OF
THE LOT

r. r.. Hitchcock's 2-year- old filly Beckon,
BY Plaudit-Semphamore, easily won the
Astoria stakes at Gravesend yesterday
Nine hllies went 10 the post, with Beckon
Always the favorite. She was heavily
played, being backed down from 10 8 TO
tven money. Clara j. took the lead early
Ind led by couple of lengths in the first
quarter, but at the turn into the stretch
Mountain brought up the favorite and
ron by three lengths from Clara j. Whip
Top was third. Two favorites won. Sum-
naries:
First race. about furlongs-Grimaldi.
loi tMiller), 10 l. won; Ben Ban. 30
,BrusselD, Is TO l. second; Zal. Jos (Shil-
hrg), TO 1 third. Time 100. Lady
Amelia. Heaslip. Comedenne. Red River
and Velours also ran.
Second race, selling. steeplechase. about
ps miles-Sheriff Williams. i3l CKohler),
TO l. won. Realm,' 100 CA SMITH. Is TO
!, second: Dulcan, 1870 CDupee). TO /,
third Time $50 2-5. Tom Cogan also ran.
Buckman fell ORC refused
Third race l lis miles-Cabochon, 100
lBeckman). 20sto /, won; Running Water,
R6 tMiller), to TO- second; Don En-
fique. l03 (Horner) 40 TO ]. third. Time
l:46 2-5 Penarris, Tommy Waddell. Bad
News. Red Friar and Cederstrome also
ran.
Fourth race. the Astoria stakes. fur
cngs-Beckon, ia (Mountain). even. won !;
hniH - iAf NN''ihfiJs - W Il SeN'hu .
Whip Top. ia (BrusselD, IA TO /. third.
Time 1:ol AS Cedar. Flower Queen, Bel
phoebe, Una and Sungleam also ran.
Fifth race. selling. IL miles-Lord
Btanhope, 81 OHenry). 10 10 /. won; Tip
ping. l0l ed. Dugan), Z to s. second !:
Banker, 1Os (BrusselD. 10 TO /. third. Time
.-2:07. Master OF Craft. Robador. The
Cricket. Red Lea. Lally, Vaquero, Dun
gallo and Flowaway also ran.
Sixth race, 5ta furlongs-Monopoist. 1i2
lMountain). 2 10 s. won; Scallop, 1i2 (Mil-
ler). to !, second: Holllster. 100 Uowe).
! to /. third. Time 1:07. Cymibal, Bo-
lando. Troublesome. Alauda, Livewire.
Milford. Former. Huck and Beardall also
ran.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-18
SCENIC TEMPLE

Variety and conspicuous merit charac-
terize the several vaudeville features in
this weeks entertainment at the Scenic
Temple: and the new moving pictures are
fully up to the standard set by the special
ties. There Is an abundance OF the COM
cdy element in them, while "A 100 TO !
Shot" ''The Clown Actor and Hunting
I'm the Wilds of Newfoundland" are among
the most striking pictures shown here for
some time. James r Waters. the Hebrew
comedian, scores the biggest hit made
at this house by any one In his line;
and his up-to-date parodies on popular
songs set yesterdays big audiences in
roars of laughter while the demands for
encores compelled him considerably to
overrun his time limit.
Eva w. Spear offers a specially of
throat whistling that is not only artistic
and musically pleasing, but unlike any
thing before heard in this city; and she
won a high degree Of favor that was we'll
deserved while the Irish songs and stories
OF Robert Mack constituted another no
tably strong feature.
In addition 10 his illustrated songs,
George w. Graham sings Chauncy OIL
cotts"wild Irish Rose" with sweetness
and dainty expression that won great APP
plause, and the audience enjoyed the OPP
portunity OF seeing the popular tenor In
the light for once. Julia Walsh's picture
stories I'm song" were well rendered; and
the entire programme was accorded hearty
approval. The usual change OF songs and
pictures Will ~ made OFT CnOrvtay Tor
the latter half OF the week