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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-22
GRANVILLE

Pearl Saunders was taken to Middle
bury Sunday.
Harry Kendall and son are visiting his
parents this week.
Florence Kendall is at home for two
weeks from Mortified.
Gladys and Julia Upper visited at
John Vintonis last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Marsh Visited at
Bernie Swinyer's recently.
Mrs. Henry Manning and two children
visited at S. F. Riley's recently.
Harvey Martin of Rochester is visiting
his cousin, Raymond Martin, this week.
Kenneth and Harold Stimson Of Rox-
bury were at George Sargent's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huntley and Mr.. Berch-
ard attended the reunion at South Royal
ton.
Mrs. Jenkins and son, Harold, from
Exeter, n. H., are visiting at John Ken
daIl's.
Mrs. w. n. Archer and family of
in town.
Alden Pierce and a friend from Con-
necticut are visiting at Frank Ford's for a
few weeks.
William Berchard from Oregon is
spending the summer at his brothers, w.
H. Huntley.
Miss lillian Hubbard and Rhoda went
Monday to Messena, n. Y, for two
weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Carpenter OF
Northfeld visited his sister, Mrs. Jennie
Whitney, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Friend whitcomb OF
Barre have been spending a few days
with Mrs. A. H. Ford.
Mrs. Frank Ford and daughter, Gene
via, visited Mrs. Amos Phelps In White
River Junction last week.
Frank Flemming arrived in town last
Saturday and is taking Pearl Sanders
place driving team for ID. N. Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Derby were called
to Middlebury Monday on business, also
Luther Brooks and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
BagIey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrie Briggs OF North,
field have been caring for his father
Henry Briggs, for two weeks. MI
Briggs is much improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Haskins and two
children came from New Jersey in theil
auto and have been visiting their cousin
Frank Ford, and family few days.
A MiddIebury item in yesterdays Fre'
Press is as follows-"M Mrs. Jessie Brooks
and Pearl Sanders, both of Granville
were arraigned before Justice A. w
Dickens at Middlebury Tuesday on tbs
charge of adultery and after an all
day hearing were bound over to the De
cember term of Addison county court
Neither could furnish $500 bail and wer'
returned to the county Jail, where they
were brought Monday night by Deputy
Sheriff Edward Hemenway of Granville
The principal witnesses we're Mr.. anC
Mrs. Harry BagIey and Mrs. Emma Der
by, all of Granville.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-22
NoRTH RANDOLPH

Mrs. @. w. Taft is improving.
Q. H. Taft was of duty last week with
a cold.
Mrs. Guy Fletcher's niece Of East Rox-
bury is spending a few DAYS with her.
Miss Mabel Edwards is spending few
days with her aunt, Mrs. Warren Carpen'
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Cone spent three
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Walbridgs
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Huse are at homs
buying their furniture preparatory to be-
ginning housekeeping.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Blake and son,
Cecil. made her sister visit Monday
returning home the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myrdn fuller Of Tun-
bridge and Lewis Blakely OF Randolph
called on her brother, Will Smith, lasi
week.
Mrs. Tvler's two nieces, Clara anc
Alice Trask OF Randolph, who lost theil
mother, have found homes in the families
Of John Perham and Frank Richardson
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Rogers Of Soutl
Tunbridge visited at their daughters
Mrs. will Smith, Saturday and Sunday
Mr.. Smith carried them to Randolph t
see their daughter, Lila. who has 80 IA
recovered from her operation that she Il
going to her home Sunday. Mr.. ans
Mrs. Rogers returned home Tuesday, tax
ing with them their little niece, Leola, t
stay a few weeks.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-22
aRAINTREE

Robert Murphy of Barre was in town
Friday.
Fred Ashley visited friends in Royalton
over Sunday.
Miss Dorcas Rogers has finished work
for Will Lemery and returned home.
Paul Stevens has gone to Concord, n.
H., to live with his uncle for while.
Mrs. Lewis sauIt Of Randolph visited
at Joseph Ladue's few days recently.
Miss Anna Wilson Of Granville is visit
ing her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos
eph Ellis.
Zoe Brown, who had been i'll a long
time, died Monday at p. m. at his home
in Braintree.
Mrs. Rose Jacobs was called to Con-
cord, N. H., on account Of her daughters
child's illness.
Henry Rogers has returned home from
Waterbury and is working for E. Dicker-
man in the mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ellis visited their
daughters in Granville and Warren Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Kendall and three children
of Northfield are visiting her parents,
Mr. and MRS. Al. PRATT.
AL. Pratt went Tuesday to the hospital
at Burlington for treatment. His son
Harry, accompanied him.
Thad Markham, Roy Freeman and Lu
cius Brooks of Granville were guests al
the Inn Sunday and Monday.
Pearl Campbell and two sons, AIva anC
Raymond, of Randolph visited his moth
er, Mrs. Addie Campbell, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Durham and tw'
childrsn of White River Junction visites
his parents, Mr.. ard Mrs. William Dun
ham, reoently.
Misses Lillian and Rhoda Hubbard o
Granville spent Monday at the Inn OF
their way to visit their brother and uncl
at Messena, n. Y, for two weeks.
Charles Weeks of West Rumney, n
H., has returned and is boarding wit
Mr. and Mrs. Z. Dickerman and viii
work at the mill for Mr.. Dickerman.
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sourH RANDOLPH

The Peake bridge is being put in this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Flint Of Roxbury
visited at Miss Laura stiles last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Clifford OF Boston
are visiting relati yes and friends in tbs
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brewster anu
daughter, Catherine, and Horace smith,
All Of Medford, Mass, are at D. L.
LOOMS for two weeks.
Misses Florence and Franco camp are
at home for the summer vacation mas
ter Dean Cotton from Concord, NJ n,
who has spent other vacations here, came
with them.
A very pleasant picnic was beid az :, WI ~
aifford's at Hillside farm, July IL, Il pe
~, 4 raunion OF the Albert clifford tami
w. All the children and grandcnlloreaL !.
we're present, except son, Fred, ana o"
samilr. who live in West Hartford.
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RRookEIEln

Sohn LAmson started Monday on HE
return trip to California. ''''
Miss Lucy Fullam is assisting Mra Al.
pert whittier for few weeks.
Albert Whittier spent last week Nth
relatives and friends in Royalton.
Fri Dirty has been in very poor health
me past two weeks, suffering with rheu-
Miss Cora b. Rumney is assisting in
the family of Prof. and Mrs. w. A. IA.
son for few weeks.
A. e. Sargent and c. E. Blake are do
ing carpenter work on John NJ. Stone a
sons new barn in Williamstown.
Josiah Smith went Wednesday to spend
Two weeks with his daughters at their re-
spective homes in Atbol and Springfield.
Mass.
Frank s. Dewey and Miss Mary C.
Howard Of Randolph were married the
10Th inst. by Rev. Fraser Metzger OF Ran
dolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. MeIntire Of Eas,
braintree are spending two weeks with
their daughter, Mrs. H. H. Fullani, and
Mrs. Inez Davis OF Chelsea. Mass.
came Friday to visit her cousin. A. r.
Sargent, and family, and other relatives
in town.
Mrs. Joseph Baker Of Mortified and
Mrs. Louise Morse and son OF Natick. r
l., were guests last Friday Of Mr.. and
Mrs. g. +. Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith and two
daughters OF Philadelphia are spending
two weeks with his sister, Mrs. F. L
Fullam, and family.
The Ladies' Aid society CT the Second
Cong'l church will hold sociable at tn,
church pariors this week Thursday even
ing. Every body is invited.
Last week Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Perhan
entertained Mrs. Stedman Psrham o
Athol, Mass. This week they have TO
company Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Burnhan
OF West Hartford, Conn.
The friends OF. Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
Richards (nee Miss Grace Ditty) Of Mil
lers Falls, Mass, will be pleased to hea
Of the arrival Of . little daughter int,
their family last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Edison entertaine,
one day last week their cousin, Mrs. w
Sprague OF Williamstown. They hav
for guest this week Mr.. EdsOn's cousin
Mrs. c. A. Kittridge, of Walden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bryant OF Randolph
were guests Sunday Of M and Mrs. A. X
Rumney. They are also entertaining 70
several days Mrs. Rumney's uncle, Franz
Shumway, OF Wilmington, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Libby, accompanied b.
their son and daughter, all OF Boston
came last week to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Al
thur Peaslee. Mr.. Libby returned I
Boston Saturday, leaving his family I
enjoy their visit awhile longer.
On account of Fri Ditty's poor health
bis son, Leon Ditty, Of Northfield cam
two weeks ago to do his haying and othe
heavy work, returning home Sunday
TIe was accompanied here by his daugt
ter, Miss Susie, who will remain with he
grandparents several weeks.
Others who attended the Tercentenar
celebration at Burlington the Sth inst
that were not mentioned in the news las
week we're G. B. Fisk and son, Fred Fish
Herbert H. Fullam, c. E. Blake an
daughter, Miss Nellie, Misses Edna an
Fannie Sargent, Clyde Smith and Arthu
Bennett.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-22
EAST GRANVILLE

Mrs. Gushea was in Roxbury over Sun
day.
Mr.. Manning was in Boston over Sun
day.
johnnie Haskell was quite i'll last week
with neuralgia and toothache.
Miss Hazel Clough Of Windsor is q
guest OF her cousin, Mrs. W. @. Handy.
Harold vinton Of Chicago is here on a
visit to his mother, Mrs. Fannie Vinton.
Mrs. sowles and daughter, Madeline, OF
st. Adams visited at L. Webb's last
week.
Mr.. Helms returned to somerville,
Mass, Monday. Mrs. Hollins is to re-
main for awhile.
Mrs. L. L. Dickerman and Kenneth
spent Wednesday with Mrs. P. ]. Camp
bell in Randolph.
Helen Blanchard, Marion Salisbury,
Ruth Scott, Godfrey Scott and Donald
Salisbury of Randolph spent Tuesday
with Kenneth Dickerman and enjoyed {
| trip to the tale mines.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Taylor went to
Broad Brook last Thursday.
John f. Frost OF Newtonville, Mass
spent Sunday with George A. Laird.
Margaret Stacy has been quite Ill for
the last two weeks but is improving now.
John DeForrest Il Bridgeport, Conn,
came Monday TO visit his aunt, MISS
Marcy.
Charles Waterman of Laconia, N. n, Is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. koo-
ert Waterman, this week.
Miss Frances osgood Of Bellows Falls
has been spending q week with hei
friend, Miss Gertrude Hayes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blanchard OF Glib
bon, Neb., visited their cousin Mrs
Louis Leazer, the first Of last week.
Miss Ida Lyman went Monday to spend
i. connie Of weeks at Hough's Head
Beach, Mass, and other places IN Massa'
ohusetts and New Hampshire.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-22
PETH

Watson Banister was in Montpelier one
Miss Fiossie Terry went to the sanato-
nun Sunday after a two weeks stay at
George Pope Of Randolph Center visit
Sunday.
Miss Josie Holman OF Springfield,
mass 5l'',i is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Holman.
NJ ana Mrs. Lee Chadwick, who we're
'Nhdins "a few weeks in East Braintree,
Fai Friday with Mrs. Mary speare.
Nh and Mrs. William Porham Of East
9ainiree and Mrs. Julia Perham OF
S S,lol spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs Emma Fisher and Irving Glidden
J. N9Iloisld came Saturday to visit Mr..
,la Mrs. Daniel Fordham and returned
Aoms Sunday.
mrs y W Baldwin aud son, Henry,
y Esse2 Junction came Thursday to open
.f cottage. Miss Annis Baldwin
".asa them Saturday.
as. Eddie Monroe and daughter,
vSAaJs, Of Windsor are visiting Mr.. and
,s. Elmer Monroe. Mr.. Monroe was
"e Rom Friday until Monday.
~ u tho case o. II. f. Flint vs.. A. E
. uola'an, a petition has been fled for
~ trial. John II. senter OF Montpeli
leading counsel for Mr.. Holman.
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South RoyaIton Notes.
NJ. J. sARoENr, Local Editor

.
Mrs. Emily Bryant is visiting friends
in Northfield and Randolph.
Mrs. J. c. Hibbard OF Randolph was a
guest of Mrs. Frank Bryant last week.
II. @. Stafford OF Newton. Mass, is a
summer boarder at Mrs. Imogene Good
ales.
Mrs. Converse Of Boston was guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. g. W. Brown a few days
last week.
Q. A. Morrill, and c. W. Morrill, of
Kewanee, ILL.,, were guests at the Sout b
Royalton House last Saturday.
Mrs. Walter Webster, who has been Sc
rioUsly i'll the past two weeks, is better
and able to be about the house.
Miss Cassie Bingham, Misses Lizzie
and Nellie Adams are visiting Mrs. Mol
lie Bingham Loverin at Croydon, n. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Mcintyre of Rut-
land were guests at the South Royalton
House last Sunday on an auto pleasure
trip.
Fred Morrill, of New York, who is
passing his vacation with relatives in
STAFFORD, visited acquaintanees here over
Sunday.
"
here three weeks ago for q visit in Cali
fornia OF indefinite length, is now in
Santa Barbara.
Mrs. Emma Gordon of Lancaster,
Mass, is visiting relatives and friends in
town. She was a resident of South Roy.
alton in former years.
Miss Alice Lamb Of New York arrived
here Sunday for a summer vacation. She
will spend a large part of it at Camp Mar.
tin, Milton, with her father, Amos Lamb
Harry Bryant of Chelsea, stage driver
and mail route agent from Chelsea Il
South Royalton. who has been seriously
| i'll with humps the past three weeks, il
reported convalescent.
Ralph Dexter OF Providence, r. l., &C
companied by James @. Jennings o.
Sheffield, Eng, visited 10 town over sun
day. Mr.. Dexter is the son of Mrs. DORIS
Dexter, widow, who was a resident o
South Royalton several years prior t.
1902, and Ralph was a student in schoo
here. The past four years he has been I
clerk in store in Providence.
The marriage of Mr.. Arthur A. Abbott
and Miss Emma B. Rowell was solem
nized last Sunday morning at 81
o'clock at the home OF the bride by Rev
Sherman Goodwin. Mr.. Abbott is
at South Royalton. The bride is tn
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Z. Rowel
Of South Royslton, and the past tw'
years teacher OF department Of the grad
ed school here.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-22

Don't let the baby suffer from eczema,
sores or any itching OF the skin. Doan's
Ointment gives instant relief, cures
quickly. Perfectly safe for children All
druggists sell It.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-22
Chelsea, Vermont.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

ONE PAIR BAY HORSES, weigh
$500, good working team.
ONE FIVE-YEAR-OLD DARK BAY
HORSE, weighs 1850, nice one.
ONE 7-YEAR-OLD BAY MARE, a
great roader, weighs 9f5, not afraid
of autos.
ONE S-YR. -OLD CHESTNUT MARE,
weighs about 900, smart stopper,
not afraid of autos.
ONE 1O-YEAR-OLD BAY MARE, a
good farm beast.
ONE GOOD SECONDHAND BLACK
MARE. weighs 1000 lbs.
ONE GOOD SECONDHAND GRAY
F1ORSEs weighs 1850 lbs.
Three Good Moving Machines.
II you want a Good Farm, let US
know.
Come and see us: we will do you good.
]. 0. KENDALL, Barrett House Stables,
so. STAFFORD. VERMONT.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-22

Delay In taking Foley's Kidney Rene
" you have backache, kidney or blad-
1'f trouble, iastens the disease upon you
na makes a cure more difficult. Com
aeaes taking Foley's Kidney Remedy to-
Ay and you will soon be we'll. Why
w serious malady?
d. a. Leonard, Randolph, c. e. Black,
o'aih Boyalton, ID. o. Goodno, Roches-
Nf f. Il, Totman. North Tunbridge.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-22

Public Service Commission iedaed.
The New York appellate court has held
that the public service commission can
not review the terms upon which q street
railway franchise has been granted aud
that its only duty is to determine
whether it is tor the public convenience.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-22
peath of Mrs. sarah =. tiaxnes.

Mrs. Sarah Houston Haynes died at her
home at South Royalton July 4 at the age
of ninety-two. She was born in STRAIT
ford, Sept. ~, 1915, and was the daugh-
ter OF James and Patty (MerrilD Hous-
ton.
She was married at STAFFORD, Dec. IL,
1896, to George Haynes of Canaan, n. H.
They lived ~ years at Canaan, where
three children, Charles, Caleb and Still
man, were born. In 184s, they moved to
STAFFORD, where they remained eight
years. They then purchased what is
now known as the old Haynes homestead
in Royalton OF Alsop Latham, where they
lived the remainder of their lives.
Since the death of her husband IN 1901,
Mrs. Haynes had lived in her own room
in the house with her son, Charles, and
had been able to care for herself almost
entirely. She was always bright and
cheerful and in her room among her rugs
and pictures she was the impersonation
OF peace and content.
She is mourned by h host OF relatives
and friends, for whoever knew her loved
/ her She was apparently in her usual
health until within few minutes of her
death. She died at peace with herself
and with all the world, fitting end to &
/ long and peaceful life.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-22

~ would be hard to overstate the
,eaoefill change in my mother since
~ began 70 use Electric Bitters," writes
Us ~. W. l.. GilpatricG Of Danforth, Me.
,,Ai1nlolgh past 20, she seems really to be
,gl,ossiug Young again. She suffered I'M
Nv ~. misery from dyspepsia for 20 years.
laa' She could neither eat, drink nor
az Doctors gave her up and all RENE
49, ~ JAILED till Electric Bitters worked
yis wonders for her health" They in
. seiate oil vital organs, cure liver and
Vey troubles, induce sleep, impart
nnkth and appetite. Only SOC.
H. A. Leonard, Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-22

IhH chelsea Via HONS W6ck AsSoclA-
ton announce the following advance pro-
nn for Old Home week. All the de-
nI, iof each day are not yet fully COM
ps,ed, but the official program will soon
printed and issued.
Tuesday evening, Aug. II, reception in
he Town hall from till 10 o'clock.
Wednesday, Aug. IS, will be devoted
% games and sports, with prizes for the
sinners, a parade OF horribles in the fore.
boon with prizes and a baseball game to
ansd The day. At O'Clock in the even
he there will be an entertainment in the
I0En bali
Thursday, Aug. 10, 10 a. M, graphic
phone concert in front of the Town hall
given by Il. r. Roberts OF Boston.
Afternoon, automobile parade, with
prizes for the best trimmed machines,
ni later a baseball game. In the even
ng there will be an anniversary dance in
ihs Town hall with the Chelsea Brass
Band orchestra Of six pieces for music.
Friday, Aug. 20, will be Anniversary
day. There will be historical parade
vhieh vill include also trimmed teams
With prizes for the best; addresses from a
stand on The North common and in the
We1iag there will be a drama in the
l1'H hall. presented by the New Chelsea
luaatic Co.
Sunday, Aug 2i, the forenoon will be
N'ed to visiting and picnics and in
haiiernoon will be a ball game. In
% evening, Mr.. Roberts will give q
~ gnphophone concert in the Town
AL On bis big Majestic machine, the
nc'fds for which cost from So to s5 each.
Sunday, Aug, -, viii be devoted to the
usual services in the churches, with ad.
dresses expected by former pastors.
There is 10 be q loan exhibit in the
court house which has been secured for
ha OCCASION through the courtesy Of the
iaistant judges. This exhibit will bs
open certain hours each day during the
week and viii be Of much interest to oul
alRsns, O. we'll ~ to visitors.
The Chelsea Brass band has been en-
agad to furnish music for two days
Wednesday and Thursday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-22

The following prices were realized by
sellers at Randolph stores and markets
last Tuesday (not retaiD;-
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Chelsea Home News.
no. BrxBY, Local Editor.

u, Cara Waxdeld'of Plainheld came
sst and Is working for Mrs. A. +.
5',. W. Taplin went to Corinth
80, W. ta help his brother, J.. e. raplin,
'e,5ssb h7yins'
a.. Jennie stevens Prescott of Man
,,.,fs visiting friends and relatives in
She aud her sister, Mrs. f. M.
..sf bad been to the Burlington cell
.sation,
~, Divide Orange County Tel Co.
nsafIag o. the directors Of the
- c1uHty telephone company, who
n, Washington county, occurred at
W8ntpaier House Saturday. It was
s..f t5l1e that all Of the directors OF
Y. g,464ai new lnter-County telephone
..osBg have been present. They are
N Fsrnham and Harry Daniels OF
IN Montpelier, Harry s. Ladd Of Wood
r., 4. x. andrews OF Mortified and
F Cayeu Of Montpelier. Harry
o,,.s,s was elected chairman, while A..
Z eogaIl vas elected secretary. The d.
80. resolved themselves into a COM
.,,ss Of fga BOZ meet at the earliest pos
.t.s date with a like number Of directors
s,r, orange county on the matter of di-
Nan OF fue company. Some objection
,nssslsd ou the part Of the rural stock
.,ilsrs A committee will draw up by
,rs and the meeting was adjourned,
,,biast To call OF the chairman. Messrs.
n,ssls and Covell went to Barre Satur-
hi afternoon to look over conditions
,s,,s. It is desired to make some
s,1gss and with telephone conditions as
Nv Bow are it seemed advisable to be-
.,rs we'll acquainted with the conditions
b Blrre.
The company have a trunk line partly
.slf between the two cities and il Is ex-
r..is8 that some arrangements will be
r,is 10 complete this line to give better
s,yiss between Montpelier and Barre.
n present The company has over 100 tele.
ss5nes in Montpelier and a smaller mum
IN 10 Barre, but il direct connection can
n bed between the two places 1t looks
ION statements made to the direc-
tty that The business will increase a good
ial
Arizona republican., 1909-09-09
PHOENIX WAS OA MAIN LINE ALL OF YESTERDAY A THOUSAND TOURISTS SAW
 THE VALLEY. Six Trains Were Detoured on Account
 of Washouts.

once again Phoenix was on the main line all day yesterday. Due to the disastrous washouts near Gallup, N. NJ, six trains. carrying nearly a through Phoenix from the Sante Fe to the Southern Pacific lines.
 Four of the trains, which were doubled up, making trains of sixteen cars each. stopped for about an hour in the city to enable the passengers to get something to eat. During the day the business portion of the city was crowded with the visitors, who were easily recognized by the fact that most of them wore more clothes than is considered au fait and the proper thing in the valley at the tail end of sum mer.
 For a while there was some fear that the resources of the restaurants would be taxed beyond their capacity by the voracious multitude, but the railroad gave the restaurants notice at noon that they might expect wis itors, and the best preparations pos sible were made.
 The last train to arrive was at 4:30 D. m.. and according to railway off cials there will be no more, as the damage at Gallup will be repaired by the time the next trains are due at that point.
 For a few hours Phoenix was giv en a little foretaste of what through train service will mean to the valley. Not alone will it mean the paltry drop ping of a few dollars to the restaur ant keepers. but every train that goes through Phoenix will carry back east or to the coast a load of passengers who will spread the story of the beauty of the valley and not soon for get it themselves.