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The Washington herald., 1909-08-15
MURRAY BAY, CANADA.

Miss and Mr. Hopkins. Of Washington.
have Joined their parents in St. Amable
Cottage, Murray Bay.
Col and Mrs. Archibald Hopkins. Of
Washington, are in Cottage st. Amable
at Chamard's LOTne House. near the Golf
Club.
Mrs. and Miss Bronson. OF Washington.
are spending the summer in Murray Bay.
following q visit in Quebec at the Cha
teau Frontenac.
Miss Piper. Of Towson. Nd. IS located
for the season in St Ida Cottage at
Chamard's, near that occupied by the
Misses Fenimore Cooper, OF Albany, y. Y.
Justice and Mrs. Harlan. who are occu-
pying their attractive villa overlooking
the 81. Lawrence. have as near neigh
bOrs in the Rev. Richard Harlan's house
Assistant Secretary Of War Oliver and
Mrs. Oliver. who find In "Tamarack Top
an ideal summer residence.
The Saturday teas at the Murray Bay
Golf Club are delightfully."- informal. and
the cottage colony comes out IN full force
10 participate in the buffers handicaps
first and paTtake afterward Of the cheer
ing cup. Mr.. Charles p. Taft was last
weeks winner Of the putting match which
preceded the tea given by Mrs. Jose Ay-
mar, Of New York. at the golf club
Mrs and Miss Cassells, OF Washing
ton, who are spending the summer NJ
Polnte au Pic have the cottage on the
right OF the Chateau Murray The Op-
pOsite one is occupied by Lieut.. Col and
Mrs B. A Scott who have lately en-
tertained the r. c. G. a Band. Of Que
bee. which was encamped for a week on
their grounds.
The exclusive cottage colony at Murray
Bay and Pointe au Pic. Canada. on the
Lower ST. Lawrence, have attracted many
Washington people this month, and the
Manor Richelieu. at Murray Bay, and
the Hotel Tadousac AT the mouth Of the
Saguenay, have both been filled TO the
last room. The brilliant balls at the
Manor Richelieu have attracted many Of
the cottagers this week. Admiral and
Mrs. Brownson and Miss BrOwnson OF
'. 6simgton. have been among the sea-
son guests there this year
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guest Of Mrs. Philip Slaughter at The
Plains. Va.
Mr.. w. E. Leavell. OF Fredericksburg.
Va has returned TO his home. after a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Sisson, IN
West End
/ Miss Lizzie Payne has returned from
visit TO Lynchburg and Monroe. Va. ac-
companied by Miss Elsie Phelps, Of the
latter place.
Mrs Alexander Kaufman and little
son. Joseph Kaufman. have returned
/ from Colonial Beach, where they spent
the summer.
Mrs. Carroll Pierce and children arc
spending the summer with Mrs Pierce's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Gaver. at
HiTsboro. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert l. Ramey and
Misses Elizabeth and Gladys Ramey are
spending the remainder OF the summer in
Johnstown, ~ Y.
Mrs Boyer and the Misses Boyer, Of
Culpeper County, are visiting Mrs VIII
liam s Greene at her home on North
Washington street.
Miss Rosalie Broaddus and Miss Reubie
Broaddus are the guests Of the Misses
StringfeIlow at their home at Eikwood,
Orange County, Va.
Judge and Mrs. Charles f. Nicoi spent
the past week at Hot Springs Va. where
Judge Nicol attended the meeting Of the
State Bar Association.
Mrs. Philip Watson and children viii
/ spend the remainder Of the summer Will
Mr. and Mrs G. ". Dearborn. at theiI
home in Amherst. Va.
Mrs. Frances Nicol and Miss Marie
Louise Eicol have returned from Paris
Fauquier County, Va. where they visited
Miss Bessie Chappalier.
Mrs George Carter. Mrs. Edgar Bealle
Mrs James O'Meara, and Mrs. Herber'
Rose and children have returned from
visit TO Colonial Beach.
Miss Hattie Douglas and Mr.. and Mrs
Preston Gibson are among the guests ~
a house party given by Miss Janet Kuhr
at her home in Hancock. Nd.
Mrs. Charles F. Nash. Miss Kate Mon
roe. and Miss Julia Monroe are at Allan
tic City for a visit OF several weeks.
Mrs. Frank T. King, little Miss Doro
thy King, and Master Stuart King have
returned from a visit 70 Mrs. Georg'
Delaplane. at Delaplane. Va.
Miss Mary Phillips and Miss Ehzabetl
Winter Jones will be the guests during
the coming week OF Miss Delta Beverly
al her home Al The Plains. Va.
Mrs Aaron Katz and Master Adrian
Katz are spending two weeks AZ Atlantis
City. Mr.. Aaron Katz has returned from
a visit OF several days to Atlantic City.
Messrs. Eugene B. Taylor. Gardne
Lloyd Boothe. and Judge ]. X. N. Ncrtol
are at Hot Springs. Va, where -hey at
tended the State Bar Association meet
ing
Mrs. N. c. c. PeytOn has returnet
from Charlottesville. where she was tn
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Bradley Pey
ton, while attending the Albemarle Hors
Show
Mr. Francis Murphy Hill has as hi
guests for two weeks. on his Yacht IN
Ella Hill. Messrs. Louis Bendheim. Mil
ton S. Fairfax. Herbert Baker an,
Zorro Hi. Accompanying the yacht ar
Messrs. Henry Wise. George King, ant
G. r. Anderson. in their launches.
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returned Monday from a weeks visit
% Bluemout. Va
Mrs. Fannie Williams. Miss Daisy VIII
lamS. and Miss Mary Williams are
spending several weeks at Atlantic City.
Representative Charles c. Carlin has
joined his family at Eaglesmere, Pa,
where they are spending the summer.
Mr.. George Anderton has returned from
Delaplane. where he spent the weekend
with his mother. Mrs. George Anderton.
Mr.. II. 3. Glover and his sister. Mrs
Goodhand. are visiting relatives In But
falo, n. Y. and Crystal Beach. Canada.
Mr. Arthur King has returned from a
visit Of six weeks 10 Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Hulhsh, at their home in Charlottesville,
Mrs c. d. Gregory and Miss Sadie
Folks are visiting their sister. Mrs V
NJ. Siefert at her home in Newport News,
Va.
The Misses Rose. bertha. and Edna
Bladder. and Mary and Ruth Heishley.
left last week for visit to St Georges
Island.
Mrs John J. NuEent and children. HoI-
lis, Eleanor, Dorothy, and Courtenay. are
spending the month Of August at Ocean
View.
Miss Julia Hart. OF Washington, Is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert D. Brockett.
at their home on North Washington
street
Mrs ". II. Melchoir and Miss Eleanor
NJ Melchoir are spending the month OF
August in Strasburg and Harrison
burg. Va
Miss Agnes Gilroy has returned from a
visit 20 the Misses Milstead. at Silver
Sprfng Nd accompanied bv the Misses
.1ilstead
Miss Mildred Foster. who Is spending
the summer at Markham. Va. is the
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A. +. Johnson was chairman. Those act
lively assisting Mrs. Johnson and 10 whom
credit for the success Of the fair is due
are Mrs. T. b. Harrison. Mrs. Renshaw,
Mrs. Harry Miller, Mrs. Peters. Mrs. Sau-
ter, Mrs. Charles Bryant. Mrs McCabe,
Mrs. George Stafford. Miss Abbie John
son, Miss Annie Johnson, Mrs. Hayward,
Mr. McAuley. Mrs. +. A. Heating
Stopping at Wolcott House are Bernard
O'DOnnell, Mrs. G. O'Donnell and family
W. f. Terry George w Beavers. G. Ray
Lord and wife. Miss Margaret Lord Miss
Emma Tyson. f. J. Newcomb, Miss
Grayce NewcOmb. r. A. Collins, Mr.. and
Mrs r. O'COnnOr. n. $. Reinzie. F.
Lyons. Miss Margaret Ferguson, Miss
Mary Sullivan. Miss Catharine Shea. Clar-
ence owens, Harry Fiddesop. Jake Fiddle
sop. +. A. Martin. /. NJ. Costello, J. Car
roll. l. S. Strasburger, Beulah Boern-
stein L. r. Strasberger,
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SNAP SHOTS OF THOUGHT.
BY T. N. SULLIVAN.

Impure thoughts pollute the
mind. debase the soul. and render
ignoble the character.
An enlightened mind can dissent
nate intelligence without diminish
ing its own supply.
Good intentions are so anomal-
Gus that the only way to keep
them alive is TO execute them.
The greatest benefactor OF man.
kind is not always he whose mu-
nifcence renders possible the at
tainment Of an education, bat It is
the teacher. whose skill and pa
thence transmutes the crude ele-
ments of undisciplined youth into
the refined fabric Of useful citizen
ship.
Cheerfulness never lessons our
pleasures nor exhausts our stock
OF soy.
Suspicion IS the altar upon which
ignoble minds immediate the virtu-
Gus.
Integrity IS the footprint Of honor
along the pathway Of manhood.
Talent. like beauty, to be ad-
mired, should wear the veil of
modesty.
II you would have your name in
scribed upon the Roll Of Honor.
chose Industry as your bosom
friend. Integrity as your boon
companion. Truth as your guar
dian genius. and Conscience as
your constant monitor.
Clothe your ideas with the best
in your vocabulary, as you would
your person with the best in your
wardrobe.
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FALLS CHURCH.

Mr.. Reginald is home after a week
spent with friends In Norfolk, Va.
Mr.. A. w. Pearson viii spend ten days
az his parents home at Hamilton, Va
Miss Belle Byrne has returned home
after pleasant outing TO Purcellville.
Miss Mary Smoot is the guest OF her
aunt. Mrs. Mary De MILAN. N New York.
Miss Ruth Garner and Mrs. Koon have
returned from a visit 10 Chesapeake
Reach
Mrs. Frank n Ball will leave this
week FOR a visit 10 friends near Phila-
delphia.
Miss Elizabeth Jackson. Of Annandale,
is on two weeks visit to friends at At
lantic City
Mr.. Frank Moncure. OF East End, W..
depart the latter part Of the week for
Stafford
Mr. and Mrs. J. y. Gibson Will leave
this week for a two weeks visit 20 At
! lantic City.
Mr. r. c. Balinger and family left
! yesterday for a three weeks stay at
Bluemont. Va.
/ Miss Sara Robbins. Of Philadelphia, Is
East Falls Church.
; returned 10 his home after a delightful
/ stay at Atlantic City.
/ Miss Avaline Flagg. Of West End, Will
\ leave this week for a months visit 20
/ friends In Bethlehem. Pa
Mrs. Fannie Hagner, OF Washington,
was the weekend guest Of Mrs. W. +.
\ Calender, OF Falls Church
The Misses Seay, Of Falls Church, viii
I Lee. k..u-
weeks outing a. Colonial Beach.
Messrs. Edmund Flagg and Alfred
| Koon have returned from a two weeks
/ camping out at Chesapeake Beach.
/ Misses Nellie and Virginia GOtt. OF
/ Falls Church leaves the first OF the
week for two weeks visit 10 friends
\ in New York
/ Rev. W. z. Calender. who has been
1 granted a months vacation by his parish
/ at Falls Church. is spending same a.
1 Ocean Grove. Nd.
! The many friends Of Miss Matte Tuck
erman, whose home is at Mr.. j. CARR
sons. at East End. are pleased 10 learn
| that she is now improving from her
| spell Of typhoid fever.
] Mrs. Florence Kunza, OF Washington
J y c. who has been the guest OF the
! Misses Seay al the home Of M John
/ Seay. ST. on Great Falls street, has re-
/ turned home this week.
! Misses Virginia Elliott. Eleanor EN-
merson, and Helen Martin, and Messrs.
Monroe Elliott. Harry Landonn and
| Simon Golibart spent a pleasant river trip
10 Indian Head this week
The Baptist Boys Club. OF Falls
I Church, was entertained by the presl-
dent, Mr.. William Byrnes. at his home
| IN Jefferson street. where, after the usua
business session a social hour was spent
Rev. W. s. o. Thomas and J. S. Gar
rison have returned from ATTENDANCE
upon the Potomac Baptist Association
which convened with Antioch Baptist, IL
Prince William County this week.
The most delightful social event thi
week at Falls Church was the birthday
party given at the hospitable home o
Mr.. and Mrs. :. II. Thornburgh. on Co
lumbia street. last Wednesday evening
August H. The house was most artist
ically decorated with flowers and ferns
The charming hostess, after severa
hours spent at cards. served most daInt,
viands- Among those who spent a mos
charming evening were DIT. and Mrs. J
s. Gould, Mr.. and Mrs. Pickering Dodge
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dudley, Mr. and Mrs
P. Smythe. Misses Margie and Emm,
Garner. Miss Matte Sundry. Mrs. jane
Oden. Miss Bessie Jackson. Mr.. Samue
r. Copper. and Mr.. Harry A. Fellows.
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ALEXANDRIA.

Mr. II. NJ Nash is visiting friends at
AshevilIe. y. c.
Miss Leslie Baggett is visiting friends
in New Jersey.
DR.. J. II. Bitter is visiting in East
Ncrthheld Mass.
Miss Conway Taylor is visiting relatives
in Warrenton, Va.
Miss Norlne Smith IS at Colonial Beach
for a weeks visit
Mr. Edward II. Kemper is at Delaplane,
Va. for q short visit.
Miss Mayme Hungerford and Miss
Agnes T. Ferriter. OF Richmond. and Mr.
Charles Brill. of Connellsville. Pa. are
The Washington herald., 1909-08-15
HALL OF FAME.

George Washington and Robert Lee,
nlustrious IN their name.
Now stand erect in marble form
Within the hall Of fame.
And there is Ethan Allen.
And Grant and Webster. too.
Who labcred for sweet freedom
And the glorious Union blue.
Ard here we sec great Lincoln.
The pride Of every land.
With Gen. Shields and Morton
Around the loyal band.
WhOce images stir shining
Along the columned years
Shall work Tor truth and honor.
Dispelling wrong srd fears.
And some day jefferson Davis
Win stand night here in lire
With old John Brown. q kansas
A fanatic supeTfne
When wrong and right shall miugle
In rare artistic glec.
And human valor sparkle
For the slave and for tho free.
JOHN A. JOYCl
asbington. u. @
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
Largest Morning Circulation.

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon its
bona fide circulation circulation IN
Washington larger by thousands than
was ever before attained by any morning
newspaper at the Capital. Its books are
open.
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MARYLAND SCHOOLS.
Nj. ST. JnSenhls CnIIaga. paIiInnra. Md.

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lS54-Woman's College--l9O9

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-03-11
Baked HalIbut.

Two pounds halibut, two cups to-
matoes. one cup water, one sliced
onion, three cloves, one-half table
spoon sugar, three tablespoons butter,
three tablespoons -four. three-quarters
teaspoon salt. one-eighth teaspoon
pepper. Cook 20 minutes tomatoes.
water, onion, cloves and sugar Melt
butter, add flour and stir into hot mix
ture. Add salt and pepper. cook ten
minutes and strain. Clean fish, put
In baking pan. pour around half the
sauce and bake 35 minutes, basting
often. Remove to hot platter, pour
around remaining sauce and garnish
with parsley.
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

J. Rising of HOosick Falls was a
visitor in town Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Green of Union street
is spending The day in Troy.
Rev. A. L. Desauhiers OF Pownal is
spending a few days in town.
Mrs. Adelalds c. Bingham of Silver
street is confined to the house by i'll
ness.
Mrs. F. b. Edgerton of Dewey street
is suffering from an attack Of indiges-
ton.
Mrs John Mulligan of Maple street
is visiting her daughter in the Troy
City hospital,
James McGurk of Gage street who
has been in in health for the past few
weeks, is slowly improving and his
ultimate recovery now seems assured.
A very severe north west wind
storm occurred at an early hour this
morning accompanied by a little rain
and a decided fall in the temperature
The Baraca and Parthauo societies
at the NJ r. church will serve a maple
sugar supper tomorrow evening, New
syrup-hrst run of the season-uckets
| 20 cents.
Charles Langdon of Grove street
while out hunting Wednesday shot a
large hen hawk on Bald mountain
which measured four feet and two
inches from tip to tip.
Word has been received here that
the condition of Mrs Theodore Van
Kleeck who underwent an operation
for hernia at the Samaritan hospital
in Troy Tuesday, is as well as can
he expected.
Look See the new pictures at Ii
brary theatre today, 5000 solid feet Of
life size pictures and today only, THE
Episode of the Black Plague Don't
miss seeing the masterpiece OF film
and others in a special Thursday offer
ing.
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Famous Women Llnnnls,.

Marteina Kramers Il Rotterdamranks
among the first OF women linguists
She can read and speak Is languages.
and there are few men in the world
who can equal that record. Besides.
she has sufficient knowledge of seven
ether languages to converse In them.
and she has planned TO add a new Ian
guage to her list every six months for
several years. Miss Kramers also
ranks as one of the most influential
sufragettes in Europe She is editor
Of Jus Suffragii, the official organ OF
the international Woman Suffrage AL
lance, which has several branches in
this country. Miss Kramers is Ole Of
the most optimistic of the workers,
She believes that Within ten wears
America and all the countries in Fu
rope will extend suffrage to women on
equality with men.
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Fruit Cake with cornmeal.

Cream together half cup OF brown
sugar and one-half cup of butter and
then moisten with a cup of strong
coffee and a cup OF molasses, a tea
spoonful of grated nutmeg, of allspice
and of cinnamon each Add one beat
on egg and two cups of sifted flour
with two teaspoonfuls of baking pow.
der and two cups of cornmeal. Beat
hard for five minutes and stir In a
pound of currants, half a pound of
seeded raisins, cut In half, a pound Of
ter Of pound of chopped citron A
few candied cherries may be added II
wished Turn into round pan lined
with CREASED paper and bake in slow
oven. Frost with chocolate frosting
and top with tiny sheaves of candied
orange peel tied with orange colored
baby ribbon and dot with popped corn.
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy RsaderA

Mrs. Charles uOOdell of Troy is here
called by the death of her brother, the
late William A. HarwOod.
Miss Elizabeth Bennett, who has
been visiting her father +. d. Ben
nett, has returned to Brooklyn.
A telephone has been installed in
the residence of e. S. Buss on Putnam
street. The number is 2O9-l.
George Colgrove is moving today
from Valentine street to the John
Hackett house on Grove street.
Miss Nellie hathaway of Gage ST.
superintendent of the town schools,
made an official visit at the Pleasant
Valley school today.
After the regular meeting Of the w.
r. c. Friday evening, a social will be
held to which each member may bring
lady or gentleman friend.
The leaders corps of the Y. NJ. c. A.
gymnasium classes will meet Friday
afternoon from 4;30 to $3.50. This is
the second meeting of the corps.
Mrs. Della Dorlen, Mrs. Mortimer
Townsend and Misses Agnes and Cecil
Dorien returned Wednesday from
Proctor where they attended the fun
eral of William j, Dorien.
1t is hoped that all those holding
tickets for the series of three dances
will be present tomorrow evening
Goldsmiths orchestra of six pieces
will render the music and IN enjoy
able evening is assured.
There were six days i'm February
when the thermometer registered
below zero at Newpur1, VT, and th'
record for the corresponding days IL
1907 shows 26 days when it was be
low zero. The snow fall to date has
teen IA feet four inches. The norm
al snowfall is rom nine to ten feet
Those of us who live in Vermont
warmest town should no. complain s.
loudly whAl the thermometer drop
below %
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
NewS Of the Town and Village Told I.
Briefly for Busy Readers

NNWa " AIiN AQNW aNl NAAAal wv
Briefly for Busy Readers
Miss Caroline Wilcox Of Main ST.,
is spending the day in Troy.
Town Clerk f. A. Booth has return
ed from a short stay in Boston.
Remember month from today is
Easter, the end of the Lenten season.
Mrs. Henry Mccormick of Gage ST.,
is recovering from her recent illness.
Judge E. L. Bates has returned from
Boston where he attended the automo-
bile show.
F. L. Bottum and son Harold have
returned from a short visit at the
Boston auto show.
Mrs. Eliza Cutting OF Union street
is critically Ill. She underwent a sur
gical operation at her home Wednes-
day.
Harry P. Hudson who came here
Tuesday to attend the Baker-Hudson
wedding returned to Schenectady Wed
nesday evening.
Myron Barton moved from Shafts
bury to Imperial avenue Wednesday
Mr. Barton has entered the employ Of
]. Ed. Walbridge.
List OF letters remaining mcaliet
for at the postoffice: George Rober
son, S. l.. Nelson Esq. Roy l.. Frank
Mrs. Jennie Snow.
The largest attendance of the sea
son was present at the regular meet
ing OF the young ladies' class at the
Y. M. c. A. gymnasium Wednesday
evening. Several new stunts were
introduced at last nights session.
The board of civil authority viii
hold Its final meeting for the revision
OF the check list to be used at the vii
lage meeting Friday evening at 1880
All voters who wish to vote at Tues
days election, should consult the lis
and see that their names have beer
enrolled. The names of those WHIT
have not paid their taxes will b.
stricken from the list tomorrow night
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In CAV Yaree.

What kind of an eating house do
you call this?" asked the man from
Chicago as he entered a Queer.looklng
establishment in Paris.
This is one horse restaurant, mon.
sieur," explained garcon you can
have re horsehesh in any style How
would you like yours?"
Horse in any style, Ell? Well. sup.
pose you have mine curried."
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NORTH BENNINGTON

Prayer meeting will be observed in
the vestry of the Baptist church at
1880 this evening.
Prayer meeting will be held as usu-
al in the Congregational chapel this
evening at 1880 p. m.
A special communication of the
Tucker lodge No. As, f. and A. NJ, will
meet Saturday evening at 1880 p. M
to work the third degree.
Several OF the young people of this
village attended the box social held by
the Rebekah lodge of South Shafts
bury last evening A jolly good time
was reported by ALL
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Science Had 10 Hustle.

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did you ketch the hired man In
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II think 81"
"Ah, science kin IU anything these
days"
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Notice.

The annual meeting Of the Young
Mems association for the election OF
officers will be held in the Library
Monday, March 10, 1909. Polls open
at 1 O'Clock and close at 6 o'clock in
the afternoon.
Fred G. Martin,
Recording Secretary.
Remington, Vt. Feb. %, 1909.