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A BIG JOB on FOOT

For some weeks piSt a iJh has been
on foot to have the Direct Primary Law
declared unconstitutional.
The scheme to invIlidIte tn, decision
Of the majority of ths pspp:r ur the
state as expressed 1T ths pJilS 1t thc
last election, ONE from u republican
source and i, intended to further the
political aspirations of George Nixon.
The people have been for years trying
to get u chance 10 elect Il United States
Senator by Il direct vote of the people
and ut the last election the democratic
platform pledged itSslt t. ths dircct
primary III its platform. The platform
WIS IA contract b,twasn the party and
the voter AMI 1T the election the son.
tract va, ratified and signed an
sealed. 10
The democratic party is in honor
bound - carry ont that CONTRACT and
any attempt to abrogate it means the
political death of the party to such
abrOgatiou.
The people. of the state look to the
democratic party to see that the law is
upheld. Amy man attempting to over
throw the principles of the direct
primary law cOnfGSSaS in advance that
Inc cannot trust his political aspirations
to the people but depends Oh corrupting
rs legislature.
If the law is sustained it takes the
Legislature forever from being bound to
the chariot wheels of candidates for the
United States Senate and will take il
oft Of politics and give it Il chance to
enact soInc wholesome laws for Il G
benefit of the whole state and IL @
people of the state irrespective uf party.
The latest information is that the
cO~nspirators have abandoned their plan.
Don't believe it for il moment. They
have simply been temporarily scared
and have quit like Il burglar who gets
behind a safe ne seeks 10 crack when
he hears someone coming and resumes
his operations when he thinks the
policeman Is out of sight.
1T is an exact copy of / Inc California
law, which has brcn declared coustitu.
tional by the California Supreme Court.
Although the law should have been
amended to lit Nevada. it wasn't.
thanks to the lazincss of It's trainers, hut
its basic principle is sound and constitu.
tiOnal. IL can In amended ut the next
session. The wal! of the Reno Gazette
to the effect that the Democrats arc
anxious to rcpudiatc IL is merely a blind
TO dctract attention from the secret
work nov going on.-CarsOn Appeal.
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u judge he has been much criticised for
his leanirs> toward corporations lit
igant before him. 1t has been urged
against him that during his iudgeship
h. has been the notable recipient of
distinguished favors from corporations.
He has. for instance, been wont to
travel during his vacations upon the
private cars of various railroads of the
country, with all available courtcsies
and privileges extended with lavish
hand to himself and party"
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NOTICE FoH rUnLIIATIuN
UNITED STATES LAxD OFFICE

UNITED STATES LASD OFFICE
Carson City. Nevada.
November II. igpy
NOTICE Is hereby given that william A.,
MOnat. of Reno. washoc County. NcVndn. has
illcd IN This office his application 10 locate under
he Provisions uf Section 400 Revised Statute,
OF the United States. the Northeast quarter
Uf the Southeast quarter tNEii Of SEQ of Sec
ton rhlrty-thrcc CxD. Township Forty-onc GD
Moth. Range FOrty.cight UsJ East, NJ. ID. NJ.
c ,ntnininR forty tiU) ncrcs.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
lhnt described or desiring to object because of
III neral character of the Land. or for any other
reason az 'hc disposal to the applicant. shouId
Tile his protest In this OGice on or before thr
9th day Of January. 1910
Lotus J. Conn
Register.
Date ot FIRST publication November nj. Ii.u.
Date Of last publication january. : 1910
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Serial No. OIJeI
S".I"~ For Publication
UxrrEp STATES LAND OFFICE

CNIrED STATE LAND OFFICE
Carson City. Nevada.
November 20. IgJ9.
NOTICE i hereby given that Warren ".
Williams. of FallOn. Churchill County. Nevada.
has hlcd in this ONCE his application to locate
under the Provisions of Section 80. Revised
Statutes OF the United States. Lot One % Of
Section Seven (D. Township Fort y.Onc NID
Range FIfty-siX t55) East. VI. ID. NJ. containing
thirty'lNC and thirty.twO'h undr-ithS lS.3s)
acres.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
land described or desiring 10 object because of
the mineral character OF the land. or for any
other reason TO the disposal To the applicant.
should HE his protest ~ this office on or before
the 18th day nf January. 1910.
Louis j. CoUS
Register
Date of first publication November ~. 1919
Date Of last publication January 81. 1910.
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Serial No. oits9
NOTICE r"U runLICArInS.
. UNITED STATES LAxp OFFICE.

.. UNITED STATES LASpO OFFICE.
Carson city, Nevada.
November ~. iIJ9,
SO1ICE II hereby given That Wiilinin u.
Monnt, ut licnO. wHShuC County, Nevada, hhs
nIcd in this ONCE his application To locate under
the Provisions Of Section GlG. Revised Statutes
Ufthc United States. the Southeast quarter OF
the Northeast quarter tSEf Of NE!lj and East
half of Southeast quarter tE.tS Of SEQ Of
section Fourteen nI. Township Forty-Unc tD
North. Range Forty eight tis) East. NJ. d..
acres
ANY aud all persons claiming adversely the
land described. or desiring 10 object because Of
the mineral character OF the land. or for anS
other reason. to the disposal Ia the applicant,
should file his protest In this office ON az before
tho 9th day of January. 1910.
L.Ou !. COn
Register
Date Of first publication November. 20 ig1.
Date OF last publication January :. 1910.
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Serial No. otis.
NOrISE ron PUBLICATION.
UxIrEp srArls LAM Or,1cr

UNITED STATES LAND OffIcE
Carson City. Nevada.
November IL. 1917.
NOTICE Is hereby given that William II
Molat. of Reno. WuShoe County. Nevada. has
died In this ofiice his application TO locate under
the Provisions of Section s56. Revised Statutes
Of the United States. Lot Four N Of Section
-Four 90. and Lot one (D of Section Five 80,
Township Forty (i0) North. Range Fort eight
liS) East. NJ. u. NJ. containing one hundred and
seven and scycnty.thrcc hundredths uOI. 80
acres.
ANY und all persons claiming adversely the
land described or desiring TO object because OF
the mineral character of the land. or for any
other reason to the disposal to the applicant
>h puld hie his rpteSt III tins uAicc On "a bcfJr.
'hc TIN day VI JLndury. lJlv.
LOUIS J. COIN
Register.
Date OF first publication November 70, 1900.
Date Of last publication January q. 1910,
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Comfort In Knowledge.

When the world began to exist rca
o was Its mother. lie who knows
his mother knows that hi Ia her child.
and Knowing II nnhs himself out Of
danger. When he closes his lips and
the gates Of his feelings ut the end OF
his life he will feel no rncasIness-
Lao!Tse.
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Serial No. Oii9I
NOTICE ron rUnLIGArn y.

USIrED STATES LASD OFFICE.
Carson City. Nevada.
November ~. lgD
NOTICE is hereby given that William II.
Mo1at. OF Reno. WashOc County. Nevada. has
uled in this ofice his application To locate under
the Provisions Of Section 2SI. Revised Statutes
of the United States. the S1lthraS; quarter OF
the Northeast quarter tSEt OF NE!D OF Seq
ton Twenty. four (2D. Township Furty-onr tD
North. Range Forty.eight Nsl East. NJ. ID. NJ.
containing forty (iO) acres.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
land described or desiring IL object because al
the mineral character OF the land. or for any OF hcr
reason To the disposal to the applicant. should
nlc his protest In this O:iicc on or before the 9th
day Of January. 1910.
LoUIS J. Cons
Register.
Date OF first publication November 81. llJJ.
Date Of last publication January =. 1910.
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Serial No. OIiJi
NoIICE on iTHIIoNIIoN.
TNrrrp STATES LASp OFFICE.

UNITED STATES LASD OFFICE.
Carson city. Nevada,
November u. it.9.
NOTICE Is hereby given that william u.
Munnt. Of Reno. WaSlIOc County. Nevada. has
nlcd In this Office his nprliCntIOntO locate under
the Provisions Of Section EEG. Revised Statutes
OF the United States. the South half Of the
Southwest quarter O.. y Of SWlD 81 section
Thirteen u3J. Township Forty one tID North.
Range FuTty.ciRht tIs) East. NJ ID. NJ. contain
ing eighty (sO) nCrCs.
ANY AMI all persons claiming adversely the
lind described or desiring la object because oil
the mineral character Of the land. or for amy
other reason TO the disposal 10 the applicant.
should file his protest In this office on or before
the 9TH day Of Jununry. 1910.
LOTS j. Cons
Register.
Date of first publication November %. ipn.
Date Of last publication January :. 1910.
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r. L.
Secretary and Treasurer.
Serial No. Oi5IO
SoII' g. Fon Cii.iCAIInS.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
CAHsoN CIIT. Nevada.
November ~. IgUI
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ,hn, George
B. Williams OF EasiEnJc. Churchill County
Nevada, has filed in this unicc his Application
Ia locate under the Provisions nf Section s:s6.
Revised Statutes Of the United States. Lot
Three CD OF Section Seven (7t. Tow nShip Forty.
one an North, Range Fifty-siN CBD East. NJ. ID.
VI. containing thirty-tiyc and eighty hun.
dredths t3S. sO) acres. 60 J., o.
ANY and all persons Claiming adversely the
land described. or desiring tn object because OF
the mineral character Of The land. or for any
other reason. to the disposal to the applicant
should file his PROTEST In this Onicc ON or before
the 18th LAY Of JANUARY. 1910.
..l8 Louis JILNnS. .n-
Register.
,ir!c Of FIRST publication November n. iT9.
Date OF last publication January Il 1910.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-12-24

Tho old Romans held that TO speeze
between q o and midnight was a
good omen: but that to snccze be.
tween midnight and noon was q very
bad sign. Also. 10 sncczc while in the
act OF rising from bed was an omen
of such dreadful import that ouo
should at nee return TO bed for
awhile~The Sunday Magazine.
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Serial No. OIin
NOTICE rOR PUBLICatInS

UNITED LAM OFFICE
Carson City. Nevada.
November IL. 9S
NOTICE Is hereby given that William II.
Morat. of Reno. WuShoe County. Nevada. ha>
died in rhis ONCE his application TO locate under
the Provisions Of Section sSS. Revised Statutes
of the United States. the South Half of the
Northwest quarter (SS Of NWiO of Section
Iwcnty-four CsD. Township FOrty.onc uD
North. Range Forty.cight lIS) East, NJ. d.: NJ.
containing eighty (SDD ucres.
ANY and all persons iaimin adversely the
land described or desiring TO object because Oi
the mineral character OF the land. ar. for any
other reason to the disposal To the applicant.
should HE his prutrsi In this Office on or before
the 9th day OF January. 1910.
,yGL Louis j. COIN
Register.
Date OF first publication November s6. 1919.
Date OF last publication January I. 1910.
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Serial No, OIyJS
SorICE roH runLICATIOA
USITEDiSTATEs LAND OFFICE.
CARSON CITY. NEVADA.

November. ~, l0g
Notice is hereby given rhaI George Is vii.
lidms, OF Eastgatc. ChurCinll County. Nevada.
nns hlcd H. tnIs cine. nts az plIcaii'u to
locate under ia, provisions 81 SCciiuL 800,
IteViscd Statutes 81 the Urii"i states the
Southwest quarter vi "a" Northwest quarter
(SwL OF SwhD ~ Section Niuc Cd: South.
west quarter OF Northwest quarter tSWii ~
SWtD ~ Section Twenty To. and the south.
vest quarter of Southeast quarter tSWA Of
Of Section Thirty.onc CID. TOWNSHIPS
Eorty-onc (iD SOrth. Range FiitN six $50
East, ~. ID. ~, containing one hund Cd
aud twenty u:nD acres.
ANY and all persons claim M adversely The
and described. or desiring Ia. object b. cause
{ the mineral character OF thr laUd, or for any
"ih-r r.. tsoI. to tue disposal To the applicant.
should ME hts protest IA his UiIl,e OU or tcfOre
the lsIh day ~ JniuuT!, 1910
Lou J. CONS,
Register
Date Of irst publication November ri. 1921.
Date OF last publication January -. 1910.
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Serial No. OIigO
SnrICE fOE runLICATIOS.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

UNITED STATES LANE OFFICE.
CAuSOS CITY. NEVADA.
November i1lh. laJl.
Sotic. j. hereby given that William u. Moi
fnt, Of Reno. WaShOC County. Nevada.
has iilcd in This Office hi>appliC alton TO .UCLtt IN
der the provisions 81 Section &.SG Revised Stat
uteS of the United States. Lots Seven "a. Nine
90 and Ten InD of section one ~. Township
Forty Iu) Sorth. Range Forty seven 90 East.
M. ~ NJ. containing one hundred and twenty
GAO acres
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
land described. ar desiring to object because Of
the mineral character Of the land, or for any
other reason. To the disposal to the applicant.
should lille his protest IN this office on or before
the 9th dag III january. \. ID. 1910.
Louis J. COIIS.
Register
Date of tirst publication November ~. is9.
Date of last publication January :. 1910.
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There are delinquent on the following de.
scriDed stock on account OF Assessment No. 5
levied on the 3lst day OF October. 1919. the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respect
i've shareholders Us follows:
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Several of the dclinqucnts have
settled with the tax receiver and he will
continue to receive all delinquent taxes
until the Bird Monday Of January. 1910.
All property, on which the N.axcs are
not paid on that date, will he sold by
the tax receiver at tho courthouse.
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Proof.

DIggs-AttOrney Coke ~ on" 90 &"
very best men at the ,ba:. les iHrr
oughly honest and conscientious Ia Z
your damage suit to hin Wlgis-.
did. and ho said he wouldn't touch Il
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THE DAILY INDEPENDENT
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

One
Six Months. W
: For any period under six months, 20 cents
Der mouth. Payable In advance Delivered by
carrier iu Elko at rs cents per month or Is
,onts per week. Issued every afternoon. Sun
days excepted.
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SALE NOTICE
NOTICE

wASATCH UTAH MINING Co.
of principal place Of business. salt
lat. r,ty Han
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entered at the ElKo postomce for transmission
through tho mails as secoud-class matter.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-12
PH0ENlXVILLE.
Pair of Mules on TriaI-Big Turtle
 caught-Accident.

Jack Frost was an unwelcome wis., itor in most of the gardens here on Wednesday morning.
 s. A. Wheatons has taken one pair of the mules brought here by the Pierson Construction company, to see how they work, with a view of pur- chasing them if he likes them.
 Mrs. De Riva has planted a large acreage of corn this year, and will ripen the corn and husk it. She does not think ensilage Is a profitable feed for cows. It costs too much to cut and fill the silo and she likes the dry grain better to feed.
 Martin Etheridge caught a. large tur- tie while fishing for bullheads last week.
 MT. Burdick was hit by a drag. or stone boat, while working on the state road last week, and has been lame since, bu. is recovering slowly.
 Mrs. s. c. Dawley has been at John Russ for a few days. She thinks of hiring the house formerly owned by George Adams. She lived there once, several years since.
 Grass is forward for the season. and cutting will soon be in order. There is prospect of good crop of hay.
 M. F. Latham was fin Putnam Tues day.
 Several poles belonging to the French Cable Telegraph company will have to be moved on account of the improve ment of the road between here and Abingdon.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-12
WATERFORD.
Little Happenings of the Week-Lusty
 Boys at Fourscore and Over.

MT. and Mrs L. N. Williams of Ocean View were in oswegatch.e Sun day.
 Mrs. Jacob Mosier is i'll.
 Miss Katie Sherry of MilIstone was a GraniteviIle caller Tuesday.
 Daniel DYiscou has moved from New London to his Graniteville home.
 Mrs. Fannie Gallup Is. stiH i'll at her Jordan home.
 John T. Beach is in feeble health this spring.
 David Gray of Westerly is visiting friends in Jordan.
 Mrs. Charles l.. Mosier has returned after a visit at Bath Beach. where she was the guest of her mother
 Mrs. Parmelia Mosier Is home after lengthy visit at her sons, Charles L. Mosier's.
 Miss Jessie Holmes of New Lon don was the guest of her mother, Mrs. Louise Holmes, on Sunday.
 Husky at Fourscore.
 Hon. W. l.. Peckham, s9; Capt. Courtland Clark, Ss; Capt. Gilbert Edwards, s9; John T. Beach, SS; John " Miner, S4; John I. Chappell, 7S; total, ATT; are crop of husky boys of whom Waterford is proud.
 Mrs. Elijah Potter and Mrs Vine Starr entertained the Three Linkers on Thursday afternoon.
 Mrs. Willis Miner is slowly recover ing from a tedious illness.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-12
SCOTLAND.
Address by Rev. J. H. James-Mrs. Teller Attends Portland Convention Saloon EvangeIization Described.

MT. and Mrs. Fred Taylor and ehil- dren returned to their home in Leb- anon on Sunday, Mrs. Taylor and chill dren having spent several days with her parents. MT. and Mrs. Eugene Kim ball.
 Rev J. H. James of Rockville occu- pied the pulpit on Sunday, and ad- dressed a, large congregation in the evening, MT. James spoke with all his old time vigor and charm. He also gave his interesting and helpful ad- dress on "The Young American Citi- gen. in the school on Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Bowers and lii tie boy. accompanied by their maid have arrived from Evanston, ILL, for the summer. They will stay with Mrs Bowers parents, MT. and Mrs. George Thomas, until the completion of their bungalow, which is being erected near the home of Mir. Thomas.
 Mrs. J. Dorrance of Newark, N. J., Is at Mrs. Harriet Bass for the sum- mer.
 To Attend Mt. HoIyoke Commence
 nent.
 MT and Mrs. J. H. Chesbro left this week for Springfield, Mass. They will attend the graduation of their daugh- ter, Miss Edith, at Mt Holyoke, before their return.
 MISS SaQ1e 6uSlnen Ol 4NOiWiSh Town and John Thompson of Willi- mantle were week end visotors at Dea- con F. E. Aliens.
 Mr. and Mrs. Egbert Bass recently entertained Mrs. Gertrude Bass Put nam of Heulton, Me, MT. and Mrs. Chauncey Bass of Winsted, Mrs. Moul- ton and little son of Hartford, Mir. and Mrs. D. E. Bass and Miss Harriet Bass of Willimantic.
 
 Was at w. c. T. U. Convention.
 Mrs. L. K. Fuller attended the W. c. T. U. convention of Middlesex county, held at Portland on Wednesday. She was the guest of Mrs. c. B. Buell. of East Hampton on Thursday.
 Mrs. J. c. Harrington, a resident of Providence, R. l., is recuperating from an attack of appendicitis at the home of Town Clerk and Mrs. J. B. Bacon.
 Rev. and Mrs. R. c. Butterheld of Hartford were at the parsonage Fri day of this week. and at the chapel on Friday evening gave an interesting de- scription of saloon evangelization as conducted by them in the Hartford sa- looms. Mir. Butterfield hopes to con- tinue this line of work in other cities as opportunity may afford.
 The service for children's day is en- titled Songs and Flowers" and will be given by the children on Sunday in place of the usual service.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-12
SOUTH WlNDHAM.
Close of School Year-SociaI and Per-
 sonsl Notes.

Mir. and Mrs. Clinton Allen of Mys- tic were guests of E. w. Avery on Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Guilford Smith, &C., companied by Mrs. A. E. Card, made an automobile trip to Hartford We'd nesday.
 Miss Edna Barstow of Hartford call ed on local friends Tuesday.
 Misses Rena Murdock and Nellie Dunlevy their schools in Franklin on Thursday, and are at their respective homes for the summer.
 Mrs. John Jennings left Friday for a four weeks visit in Hartford and Wal nngford.
 John Wikander spent the week end in New York.
 Veranda Party.
 Mrs. Alice Abbe and Mrs. George Stiles attended a veranda party Tues day afternoon in Willimantic, given by Miss Hathaway.
 AIr. and Mrs. D. W. Baekus enter tained a number of young people from Willimantic Monday evening. Music and recitations were enjoyed, after which cake and ice cream were served.
 Mrs. Erieson entertained the mem bers of her sons Sunday school class Wednesday evening. Games and music helped to make a most enjoyable eVen- ing for all present.
 Mrs. c. Healy Is visiting her daugh- ter in Windsor Locks.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-12
WINDHAM COUNTY.
EASTFORD.
Vernis Bowen Returns from califor-
 nia-PersonaI Items.

John Perry of Putnam has sold the Frank Gordan farm to I. Reach of Putnam.
 Walter F. Dodge of Putnam and Ed win s. Keith of Southbridge, Mass, spent Sunday at their respective homes.
 Vernie Bowen returned to his home here on the Sth, after spending the winter in California. On his return he visited his uncle, Dr. A. B. Bowen of Maquoketa, Iowa.
 Russell Weeks of Brooklyn spent a day here with his parents this week.
 William King of Boston was the guest for day of his parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. B. King
 Mrs. Emily Warren is visiting in Putnam and she anticipates visiting in Wauregan before returning.
 MT. and Mrs. Darwin T. Clark en- tertained last Sunday their son, George D. Clark, MT. and Mrs. War ren Bradway and son, of Putnam. limantic spent Saturday and Sunday with their son, Mir. and Mrs. c. D. Tatem.
 MT. and Mrs. Allie ". Marcy and little son, Gerald, of Putnam were the guests Sunday of MT. and Mrs. Marc E. Lewis.
 William S. Warren and mother. Mrs. Mary L. Warren, visited in Williman- tic on Friday the 4th.
 F. R. Jackson of Willimantic and Harry March of Charlton, Mass, were in town on Monday
 Mrs. Miranda Johnson had as guests on Sunday MT and Mrs. Ingoldsby Trowbridge of Pomfret.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-12
EKonK.
Special Exercises for chiIdren's psy-- Grange Novel Progrsssins-Ladiss' Aid Society Prosperous.

Mrs. Julia Wetmore of Illinois. who has recently returned from a trip 10 Egypt and Palestine. has como to visit at her cousins MT. an1 Mrs. George A. Gallup,s on the Fairyiew farm
 Miss Florence Baton of Wai1regan recently visited her aunt. Mrs. George IT. Gallup.
 Miss Minnie Beckwith has returned to her grandmothers, Mrs. Ann O. reyis from visit to aonther> aunt. Mrs. Stanton, near Wauregan.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas McCarts s-Tiaye moved from Mrs. Ann Coreys tenement to North Stonington. where Mir Mo Carty has secured employment.
 Next Sunday (tomorrow) VIII be ob- served as Children's day in the Line meeting house by a concert and ser mon and the christening of infants at 10 o'clock. The following sunday, the 20th, win be observed at grange me- morial day, with special address
 Doris Oliver, the little child of John Kelly of Moosup, died Tuesday even Ing The funeral was held at the home on Thursday afternoon. Rev. MT. Kel- logg of the Line meeting house ofii- eiated. The Kellys formerly lived fin this parish. s
 Officers of Ladies'. Aid Society.
 The Ladies' Aid society held their annual meeting for business and elec- tion of officers as follows: President. Mrs. George II. Gallup; vice president. Mrs H. M. Kellogg; secretary, Mss Me- linda Gallup; treasurer, Mrs. Oliver Gallup. The following were elected d1rectresses: Mrs. Benjamin P. VII cox, Mrs. Ellen J. FrinlS, Mrs. n. Byron Gallup, Mrs. Avery A. stanton. Mrs. Edgar Wilcox. The society has been very successful during the past year and has raised considerable money. which has been used for repairs on the parsonage and for benevolenca.
 Rev. s. B. Carter of Plainheld preach ed last Sunday in the Line meeting house in the absence of the pastor.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ezra Gallup recently visited an aged relative in Greene R.t
 Mrs. Edwin s. Gallup has been via- iting in Providence.
 Raymond Gallup, son of Clark Gal lup and grandson of Byron Gallup. who broke his leg few weeks ago, has recovered sufficiently to be off lhs bed and to walk with a cane.
 The sixth chapter of the grange novel was read at the last meeting of the grange by John Tanner.