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Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-09
LAUREL GLEN.
Christmas Entertainment at Laurel
Glen chaPeI-PIeasant Family Party.


There was q Christmas .rea and en-
tertalnment at the Laurel Glen chaDef
| on Wednesday evening, Dec. 90 The
entertainment consisted Of dialogues
and singing of Christmas songs and
carols by the children of the district
school and also q sleighbell grill Much
credit is due to the teacher. Mrs.
Wheeler, for the admirable manner II
which the children were trained. Ar
ter the presents on the tree were dis
tributed. cake and ice cream were
served to all who wished it. A fish
pond in one corner of the room made
lots Of fun.
Myron $. Holdredge of Pittsfeld.
Mass, spent Christmas at the home Of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Hold
redge, in upper Laurel Glen.
Festive Christmas Catherine.
There was a Christmas gathering at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Maine
on Christmas day, when all of their
children and grandchildren were pres
emit The guests We're Mr.. and Mrs
Elanthan Burdick and sons. Harry ana
Lloyd. Of lower PaWcatuck. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. D. Cook of the Watch Hill
road and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Maine
and two children, Lawrence and Dor
othy of HopkintOn, r. l., and Miss
Ellen Maine of this place, cousin of
the family. After dinner was served
the curtains were drawn in the parlor
and the candles were lighted on a
beautifully Ornamented Christmas tree
which was loaded with gifts for all.
Briefs.
A number from this place attended
the auction at the ,home of the late
AlonzO Maine and Nathan 7. Maine
bought a horse
The drama oysters and Champagne
was presented in the Laurel Glen
chapel Saturday evening by the young
Glen. There was fair audience al
though not so large as when presented
at Clark's Falls a few weeks ago.
The society of Burden Bearers met
Thursday with Mrs. James Maine.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-09
PRESTON.

The 6. r. club met last Saturday
with Miss Bessie Crary.
The Ladies' Sewing society met in
the Congregational church Wednesday
afternoon.
The next grange meeting viii he
held Tuesday evening.
Schools in town opened Monday az
ter the holiday vacation.
Mrs. Charles G. Zabriskie. who has
been seriously i'll at her home. is slow
~ improving.
Annie NJ. McClimon returned Satur-
day to Winsted, where she is teach
ing.
Clara NJ. Palmer has returned to her
school after spending the vacation with
her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs Fl. II. Palm
er.
The BApti5t society held It's annual
eleetfosl IN VYsanesoay
Addis II Holden Is VISITING Nv Kart
ford.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-09
ANNUAL MEETING
Of Congregational Church Held on
Sundsy-Committees Named.

| At the annual meeting of the Con-
| sregational church, held after the
| morning service Sunday, reports from
| the different branches of church WORK
We're made and the usual elections
held.
No additions to membership were re-
| ported, but q year of normal activity
and progress.
L. H. Smith was elected Sunday
school superintendent, and c. &. Beck
with assistant superintendent. Mrs
William G. Smith was elected deacon
ess for five years, to fill vacancy caused
by the death of Mrs. Lydie 2. Smith
The resident membership of the
church has been divided into the fol-
lowing special committees:
To promote church attendance. Dea-
con L. A. Robinson, Mrs. L. H. Smith
Huntington Lathrop; to promote fell
lowship at church services, Mrs. B. r.
Greenslit, Mrs. w. c. Smith, Mrs. C.
W. Avery. Miss Elsie Maine, Arthur
Smith; evangelization, Mrs Lydia
Armstrong, L. NJ. Smith, Ernest Smith.
Ray Beckwith. G. Leslie Baldwin
Christian training of young people, Miss
Ella !. Smith, C. B. Beckwith, w. ].
Cox, Miss Alice Maine, L. P Aver:
practical ministers to aged, poor, sick,
Mrs. Jane Smith, Mrs. c. H. Lathrop,
Mrs. a. D. Lamb, Mrs. s. N Hyde,
Mrs. F. S. Armstrong, Mrs Kate l..
Johnson, Miss Marion Lamb, Miss
Eleanor Beckwith; new Corners and for
eigners, Miss Lydia M. johnson. Mrs
G. B. Beckwith, Mrs. Emma ]. Warner
Mrs. F. A. lockwood Mrs. F. H. Race
f. K. Kingsley; to promote Sunday
school attendance, Miss Eliza Kingsley.
Mrs. G. H. Robinson. Milton F. Beck
with, A. Hart Lamb; to invest igate and
report religious conditions and move
ments in nation, Miss n. NJ. Allyn, Mrs.
w. J. Cox, Mrs. Giles Harrington, Mr..
and Mrs. c. C. Clark; to report upon
progress of moral reforms in nation.
Deacon A. D. Lamb, Mr. and Mrs.
r. L. Maine, Mrs. G. L. Ladd. Mrs. G..
W. Miner; to promote upon educational
and philanthropic movements. f. s.
ArmstrOn, G. W. Avery, Miss Bertha F.
Smith, Mrs. Isham Hyde and family:
to report upon progress of Christian
spirit in social relationships, home.
business. amusements, Deacon W. c.
Smith, G. E. Stdrkweather, C. H. Rob
inson, L. R. Robinson. F. H. Race: to
report upon worldwide progress of the
kingdom, Miss z. D. Leonard, Mrs H
NJ. Peck, F. B. Greenslit, G. R. Sher-
man, Mrs. G. f. Starkweather: district
superintendent to report to pastor all
cases of need, Mrs. A A. Hastings,
Mrs. Caroline L. Preston, Mrs. L. A.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-09
ASHWILLETT.
Death of Mrs. Isaac Dawley-Chicken
Thieves Active.

Mrs. Amy Church Woodmansee, wife
Of Isaac Dawley, died suddenly on
Monday of a hemorrhage. The de-
ceased was a native of Rhode Island
and came to place to reside about Is
years ago. Her first husband who was
Harrison Woodmansee died several
years ago. The funeral was held on
Thursday afternoon at her late home,
and burial was in the Rixtown ceme-
terry.
Mrs. Robert E. Swain of Norwich
has been visiting relatives here the
past week.
Ernest A. Tolhurst of Providence,
who has been visiting his son, William
F.. Tolhurst, and family of this place,
returned home Tuesday.
Lot Mclean, who has been the guest
Of local relatives, returned to his home
in Attleboro, Mass. Sunday evening
Mrs. L. NJ. Pierce moved to Nor
wich Tuesday where she will make
her home with her daughter, Mrs
jennie Swain. Mrs. Pierce is So
yearsTof age and has resided here for
many years.
Moves A. Eceleston was the guest
of local friends Sunday
The winter term Of school opened
Tuesday morning with Miss Edith
Cook of Voluntown teacher
Farmers are missing ara their poul-
try.
John Saba Of Hartford has been in
the place the past week an business.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-09
new LONDON'S OLD COURT HOUSE MAY Be PRESERVED
M e. A. Building Proposed for New LdnA Big Piece
Up by Alderman CooneyThe
Srides-The Dn Of Bradley AXE

The joint county and city building
committee, composed of the county
commissioners and a like number Of
the court of common council have
hnaly decided upon a site for the pro-
posed new building Therefore. il is
likely that sometime the ancient 1884
STRUCTURE will be removed to make way
LolI modern building on the most
commanding site in the city of New
London. OF course. there must be
considerable preliminary work accom-
pilshed, including the purchase Of adj
oitlonal land. before the actual build
ing can be commenced, and there must
be large outlay in preparing the site
as at present the rear of the old build
ing ls perhaps twenty feet lower than
the front by reason of the land i'm the
rear being considerable lower than the
huntington street frontage.
Then comes the disposition of the
present ancient structure, which many
desire TO preserve for sentimental rea-
sons. In order to meet this phase Of
the situation, the committee has dc-
cided to sell the building at nominal
figure. 50, to any Individual or patriotic
society who desire to preserve the
building for public or semi-public uses.
the building to be removed from its
present site. 1t has been suggested
that the ancient building be given a
place in Memorial park, but this could
not be done without sacrificing a num-
Der of beautiful shade trees, and for
that reason there is strong objection.
Another is to move the building back
from its present site, then swing it
around to face Cottage street and To-
cate it on the Palmer property with
entrance from that street This would
seem to be the more practical plan. If
the building is to be preserved. True,
there are associations connected with
the old courthouse which could best De
perpetuated by saving the building
from destruction It is now up to the
patriotic individuals and societies VINO
see so much of historical value in the
old courthouse to get together and
complete plans to preserve the build
ing. There is plenty of time, as it is
not at all likely that plans will be
adopted for the new building before the
good old summer time comes and goes
and comes again.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-09
CLARK'S FALLS.
Plenty of Water for Felting Mill
Young People Give Successful Play.

The Federal Felting company has
/ plenty Of water to run their machin-
| cry now. The water is flowing over
/ the dam in large quantities. They
run four days a week.
Arthur Maine. who has been en-
| ployed by the telling company. is
working at Potter Hill.
Mrs. AlonZo Maine expects to make
her home with her son, Irving Maine
on Hinckley hill.
Belva Brown is the guest of friends
in Laurel Glein,
Religious Meeting.
Mrs. Albert Kuehn opened her house
Sunday to her neighbors for the study
of the Scriptures. Bertram Holdredge
of Laurel Glen was appointed super
intendent and Mrs. Kuehn assistant
superintendent; Miss Eva Dawson,
secretary and chorister; Miss Alma
Lewis, treasurer; Fred Lewis and Miss
Kuehn. librarians and Mrs. Kate
Pickering and Mary Kolyer musical
directors.
They will meet next Sunday at .
o'clock at Mrs. Kuehn's.
Mrs. Elisha P. Lewis and Mrs. Cas-
sius Collins are guests of Mrs. James
Maine at Laurel Glen today. Mrs.
Main is entertaining the society Of
Horace Palmer has taken Off the
plaster cast that he has worn sew
eral weeks. Mr.. Palmer broke bone
in his knee in several places August
fourth.
E. P. Lewis, George Brown and
Dan Maine expect to build an ice
house for Richard b. Wheeler.
Drama Repeated.
The young people of this village
who played the drama. Champagne
and oysters, in the chapel short
time ago, presented it in Laurel Glen
chapel Saturday evening 10 full house.
1t was done in honor of Bert Hold
redge and Clyde Maine Of the Glen.
who had prominent parts in the drt-
ma. Miss Evelyn Dawson. the Talent
ed daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Dawson, had the leading part aud
played it to perfection, while Miss
Alma Lewis was also excellent. and
it was a great pleasure to all. Ice
cream. cake and coffee were served.
Wilson d. Maine, who is number :
on the life saving service on Fishers
island. is at the home of his parents.
Mr. and Mrs r. .. Maine, for a short
time for visit.
Sunshine Society Meets.
The Sunshine neighborhood society
met Wednesday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Stone. A memory COZ
test, games and music made the time
pass pleasantly. Mrs. Henry Babco X.
president, was presented a gold suH-
shine pin by the secretary. Mrs. Jo-!n
Cole. Mrs. Tyler Collins and dau-h-
terS of Ashaway attended
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-09
FRANKLIN.
Local Friends Attend Funeral of Ar
thur L. Armstrons-AnnuaI Meeting
OF Congregational Church.

The sudden death of Arthur L. Arm
strong of Central Falls, r. l., came as
great shock to relatives and friends
| IN TINS town. Mr. Armstrong lived
| With his parents in Franklin until he
was p years of age. He then went
to Central Falls, where h secured en-
ployment and later made his home
mere While a resident of Franklin
Mr.. Armstrong united with the Con-
gresatfonal church and took an active
interest in church work. He was held
IN hlgh esteem by all who knew him.
MI. Armstrong was 80 years of age.
and is survived by his wife and two
daughters, his father, Ashben Arm
strong, who made his home in Gem
tral Falls; sister, Mrs. Frank Date
OF this town, and a brother, Clayton
Armstrong of Providence.
Many relatives and friends from
FRANKLIN attended his funeral. held
Thursday at his home in Central
Falls.
Holiday Visitors.
Mrs. Maud Davies has returned to
Hartford, after spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Robinson
Miss Marion Lamb has returned to
Hartford where she attends school.
after spending the vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Lamb.
Misses Daisy, Blanch and Ella Par
ker have returned to New London. aft
er few days visit With Mrs H. A.
eager at Lakeside farm
Benjamin Smith, who has been Wis
ltlhg local relatives, has returned to
New London.
Mrs. Frank A. lockwood and her
three children and Mrs. Fred Race and
her son, Fred, have returned home
after visiting relatives in Easthamp-
ton, Mass.
Miss Enmeline Smith has returned
to her home in New London, after Wis
iting Mrs. Sarah Ssreenslit.
Louis Starkweather of Norwich spent
Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. George L.
Ladd of Prospect Hill.
Mrs Sarah Greenslit entertained on
Thursday Miss Emmeline Smith of
New London, Miss MaNde Davies of
Hartford, Benjamin Smith of New Lon
don, Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Smith and
daughter, Miss BIanch Smith, of Boz
rah. Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Robinson Of
Franklin.
Rev. H A. Beadle attended the min
isters' meeting in Norwich, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Z. Starkweath-
er have returned home, after visiting
friends IN Danielson.
Rev. Mr.. Balcom of Plainfield is to
preach in the Franklin Congregational
church on Sunday.
Mrs. Louis H. Smith has been visit
ing friends in Hartford.
Miss Annie Parke has returned to
her school duties in Yantic, after spend
ing the holidays as the guest of Mrs
c. H. Lathrope
A new floor has been laid in the
Sodom schoolhouse and the building
otherwise repaired
Two United With Church.
Communion services were held in the |
Franklin Congregational church last |
Sunday morning. Two united with /
the church, Leslie c. Baldwin and Mrs. !
George E. Starkweather, the latter |
joining by letter.
Deacon L. A. Robinson was a Nor |
wich visitor on Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-09
LETTERS FROM TOWNS IN TWO STATES
GALES FERRY.
Holiday Visitors in the ViIlaee-Mrs.
Julia A. Adams Seriously Ill-Con-
cert by kindersinfornie Orchestra.

Mrs. Charles B. Graves. with her
daughter, Miss Betty. and her brother
Laurence w. Miner, of New London
spent New Years day at the Graves
Iarm, east of the village.
MIS-. Sarah o. ColVer and family en-
tertained at dinner on New Years day
MI. and Mrs. Charles H. Chapman, Mr..
ana Mrs. Scion Chapman and children,
all OF Center GrotOn. and Mr.. and Mrs
JudsOn Burrows and daughter. Miss
Barrows, of PeQuonnoc. and Miss Lou
Use Egger of New London.
Bertram Sturgis of BroclIton has
been spending a few days at the farm,
where he formerly lived
carroll 5. Hurlbutt returned last
week to the Sheffield Scientific school,
after the holiday vacation.
Gases of Grip.
Theirs is an epidemic of grip in the
village and vicinity. Some of the pa
tlents are convalescing, among them
Mrs. Alonzo Turner, Mrs Miranda H.
PerklnS and Miss Laura A. Perkins
David s. Adams of New Haven re-
Gently visited his mother, Mrs. Julia
A Adams, who is seriously i'll at her
home.
Q. Allyn Brown of Hartford has been
the guest of his grandmother. Mrs
Lucy Brown, in the village recently.
Enjoyable Entertainment
The Kindersinfonie orchestra gave
an entertainment in the vestry of the
Methodist Episcopal church on Tuesday
evening. The following programme
was rendered: Selection. orchestra;
Morning Serenade, Thiele; piano solo.
Parisianna, Miss Jennie G. Perkins:
selection by quartette. with piano and
triangle accomplishments; reading. Let
Us Smile, Miss Gladys ThompsOn Sc
lectlon, concert in the Forest. Orches-
IRA, piano solo, Hunting Song, Miss
tlorence Hurlbutt: vocal solo, A Gypsy
Maiden, Miss Grace Chapman: reading,
Legend Beautiful Miss Laura A. Per-
klns; piano solo, Song of the Pines,
MRS Mrs Eugene LaF'Ontaine; selection,
Soldiers March orchestra.
Refreshments were served by mem
bers Of the orchestra. and the affair
was much enjoyed by those in attend
ance.
Gold Stars for Perfect Attendance.
on the first Sunday of the new year
At the Sunday school session Miss Alice
SaIterlee, secretary and treasurer Of the
schooI, rendered the yearly report OF
the finances for the year. with the aver
age attendance and offerings. Rev.
John TnompsOn's class of men won
the banner for highest offerings. and
MISS Laura A. Perkins, primary class,
the banner for highest average attend
ance. Five members of the school re-
ceived gold stars with a diamond CEN
ter for two years regular attendance.
They We're: Mrs. Dudley c. Perkins.
Miss Jennie G. Perkins, Walter Matber
Harold Mcguire, Harmon Cranmer,
Edwin Bracewell, Irving Hulbutt. Ray
mond Perkins, Richard Bracewell.
Good Skating.
There was good skating on the Adams
mill pond last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albertus Maynard of
aHyn Point were recent guests of 1
Mr.. and Mrs. Minor Moxlev of Long
Cove cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford Lathanr-Nyere i
New Years guests of Mr.. Latham's !
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Latham.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-09
LISBON.

Misses Annie and Lena Garlingt IN
spent New Years day with Miss Belle
Weeks in Attawaugan.
Miss Ethel Kennedy and her brother
Alfred spent New Years week with
Miss Rosetta Collins in Central Vii
la2e.
Misses Jennie Hogge, Mary Hunt
and Thomas HOgge of Jewett City
were visiting here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Webster of
Jewett City spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l. Kanahan have
returned after visit in Boston.
Miss Ida \. Bromley has returned to
Providence after two weeks vacation
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bromley.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-09

That newly organized Northwest
hose, company is certainly making
rapid strides. The proposition to have
hose company in that section Of the
city was gently turned down for the
reason that there were no funds avail
able for such purpose under the
present appropriations. This did not
in the least interfere with the plans
OF the promoters Of a fire company for
the Northwest section of the city. for
there was almost immediate organiza-
ton and possession was taken. with
the consent Of the fire committee of
the building used as the fire depart
ment storehouse in Brsinerd street.
Electric lights have been installed. the
meeting room furnished and there Is
4. sign over the door, Northwest
Hose Company no. ="
Now they have asked the council
for permission to use q spare hose
reel and hose in case of fire and TO
be under the direction Of the officers
of the department while on fire duty.
That's going some. But it's only a
forerunner Of what's coming. The
next budget Of annual recommended
tons for appropriations will Droba-
bly, include 9. recommend for a new
wagon. hose. and new fire house for
the Northwest hose company. and al
so an increase in the regular appro-
priation for the maintenance of the
new company carrying with it the &C
ceptance of the new organization as
part Of the regular department.
By the acceptance of Northwest
hose company, No. :. Il will give rec
ognition to the Pequot Independent
hose company. No. 6. II this sort Of
business should continue there will
be a decided increase in New Lon
don's volunteer fire department, for
already the independent company at
the beach is considering recognition
as part of the department, and there
is talk Of organizing another fire com
pany on the Broad street extension
and vicinity. If this business con-
Times the anaYsfF,1oVf
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-09
SOUTH LYME.
Minor Happenings of the Week
Visitors.

Miss Hattie Roath has returned 10
Ivoryton after a visit with her parents
here.
Miss Mildred Champion of Essex is
visiting her uncle, Almon Champion.
Charles Waterhouse of Little Boston
has purchased what was formerly
known as the Charles Chadwick farm
of Samuel LittlefieId
Miss Wilhelmine Douglass of New
London is visiting local relatives.
Albert Miller of New Haven spent
New Years with Mr.. and Mrs. w. C.
Slate and family.
Elisha Champion is among those
who are sick.
Miss Lucy Chapman visited relatives
in New Haven last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Turner of New
Britain and w. Bailey and daughter
Ruth Of Essex spent Christmas with
Mrs. Belle Scoville.
Mrs. Belle Scoville is entertaining
her grandson, Arthur Higgins.
Miss Mabel Sims visited her rsrnr,S
in Montclair over Christmas.
Capt. E. Beckwith is the guest of w.
c. Slate and family.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-09
LEFFINGWELL.
Season of Surprise Parties - General
Items.

Harry Palmer was pleasantly sur
prised at his home Monday evening I'm
celebration Of his birthday There
were about thirty-dve present. RE-
freshments were served during the
evening. Music was enjoyed. includ-
ing that by Silas Leffingweli ON the
violin. 0
fhe Mission study class met at Mrs.
j. g. Wards Tuesday afternoon
Last weeks paper stated that Rev
William T. rhayer of Norwich spokS
at the Baptist church at the roll call
New Years day. He did not speak on
account Of sickness
Mr.. and Mrs George Sheldon ver.
guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. C,lar-
ence Leffingwell or Norwich.
Fred Palmer and Miss Alice Buckley
OF Norwich spent Sunday with the for
mers parents in this place.
Charles Rathbone and family vera
pleasantly surprised at their home Iest
week Friday. An enjoyable evening
was spent.' Music. Rotations solos
and duets being enjoyed Sandwiches
cake and coffee were served.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-09
HAMBURG.
New Haven Teacher Engaqed-Per-
sonal Notes.

Miss Harriet Reynolds spent Sunday
in JoshuatOwn the guest of her grand
mother.
Miss Goldberg Of New Haven has
been engaged to teach the school in the
Bill Hill district.
Miss Dora Reynolds has returned 10
her school in Wilbraham, Mass
Mrs. May Daniels and Mrs. DeMarrs
have been il New London recently.
Miss Louise Martin returned to her
duties at Grassy Hill Monday morn
ing
Mrs. Lillian BIZ of Mount Vernon,
n. Y, is a guest at Bill Hill
Harry Barrows has been the guest
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. An
derson, during the holiday recess.
Miss Mabel Martin has returned to
school in SaybrOok
II. L. Reynolds was a caller in Mid
dletown last Saturday
Mrs. Newton Hall has been visiting
in Glastonbury.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-09
LEONARD BRIDGE.

Mrs. A. J. Park has returned from q
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Clark. of Brooklyn. n. Y
Fred o. Brown entered upon his
duties as assistant superintendent At
the capitol Tuesday.
Misses Julia and Josephina Knee
land OF COIumbia. are visiting At h. q.
knselands and E. r KneelSnd'S
George CTamsr Of Colchester vsas IL
tSEa Wednesday, buying rss
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-09

This is the biggest piece of tom
foolery that has taken place in the
council since ! have had seat here"
remarked Alderman Cooney Of New
Haven and New London. at the reg
ular meeting Of the court Of common
council Of the city Of New London.
and the occasion was the reading Of
minutes of previous meetings in order
to make the records legally complete.
1t is duty Of the council to act up
on the minutes. and il the reading
was postponed from meeting to meet
ing, by the action of the aldermen,
Mr.. Cooney was in part responsible
for the accumulation Of that feature
of the business that resulted i'm what
he called tOmfoolery.
The approval of the records is es-
sential to their value. but il seems this
business had been neglected by the
gentleman from New Haven and New
London, as well as by his associates
i'm the council. The condition could
have been prevented if Mr.. Cooney
so willed and his attempt at castiga-
ton applied to himself as well as to
other members, and his hearers did
not consider the remark either funny
or dignified, but rather fitting a sail
ors' definition of a customs house Of
fcer.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-09
GLASG0.
Getting Out 5ayberry TsiIew-MilI or
Full Time.

Charles Drake and family have
moved to the parsonage near the Bap-
fist church.
w. A. L!ttlefield, who has been sick
with pneumonia, is up and around.
Ed. Morgan is getting out bayaUerry
tallow for New York msn
School will commence In. the Tenth
district next Monday.
The recent concert at the Cslasgo
hall was the best given since tina hall
was built.
RaHy CSschs - csGeS1S wSSa Esxa
the Burton lot 70 IsWeEr City
%alssgo mil is raRniaE fun tiIIsS sad
hiring nav sslF