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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-23
TALK OF THE TOWN
New mcssalins silks at Abbott's.

New messalins silks at Abbott's.
White sale. Second floor at The
Vaughan Store.
For bargains In dress skirts see the
ones advertised at Perry's.
c. G. Moody Of Waterbury visited
friends in this city yesterday.
Do you need working shoesf II so, il
will pay You to visit Tilden's sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Lyon went to Bos-
ton to-day, where they viii visit for a
week.
Miss Mini Lamortien Of Warren IL a
guest OF Miss Blanche Miller of Park
street.
Six candidates were initiated at the
regular meeting of Barre aerie Of Eagles
last evening.
| Daneing tonight at Hale's Pavilion
from 1880 to ii p. M Gents 25c, ladies'
free. Prize given.
See our north window for special snam-
eled ware sale. Your choice. 10 cents
each G. n. Kenyon & Co.
Thomas Marion Of Rochester. N Y
is visiting his sisters, Mrs. M. Garyey
and MISS. D. NJ. Miles, In this city.
Miss Akee o'Keefe. who hsa been via.
iting Mrs. w. W. Calder and Mrs. Tbom.
as Clarity, returned yesterday to her
home in Burlington.
The Ladies' Aid society Of SC. Moni.
cas- CHURCH viii Hold dance in Wood.
ma1's ball Tuesday evening, February
%. Admission IS cents.
spsulding high VS.. Bradford acsdsmv
Chureh street gynsnasium, "Wednesday
nighk at O'Clock. Gentlemen. 25 cents.
ladies, Is cents. Game sure to be a
thriller.
II the party who took the surgical
instrument ease from Dr. Avery's sleigh
Ut Webster1te, Thursday evening, viii
return the same at once. he will avoid
trouble. Dr.. N. &. Avery, East Barre.
There viii DO shirt waist dance in
Wocdfnen's hall, Thursday evening. Feb.
ruary %. Dancing win be from eight
until two o'clock Admission rs cents
per couple. Extra ladies Is cents. Oil.
bertson's orchestra OF six pieces viii fur.
nish' the nasic.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-23

The annual convention of district
number four, Knights Of Pythias. viii
be held in Burlington ON Thursday.
February rs, in the X. P. rooms in tIe
Burrows block. In connection with
this event the district win celebra Ia
the 45th anniversary of the founding
Of the Pythian order. The convention
viii be called to order at eight o'clock
- the evening. The chairs will be oc.
cupied by the officers of Champlain
lodge, who will cNemplify the rank OF
knight in full ceremonial form.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-23
Concert Tuesday Evening.

The following y the program to be
given at tho Presbyterian church Tues.
dayScvening at o'clock.
Piano duet, Misses Walker and Phil
bps.
Chorus, by the choir.
Solo, Miss Wood.
Reading, Miss Hooker.
Duet, NessFs. Mutoh and Mari.
Solo, Mr. Robertson.
Reading. Mr.. Heath.
Duet, Misses Mckenzie and Phillips,
Solo, Mr.. Blake.
Chorus, by the choir.
Aecompanist, Miss Walker.
Admission, Is cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

New galatea cloth, i5c yard, at The
Vaughan Store.
Have you read Tilden's shoe sale adv.
on page A Of to-day's FINEST
Troup's union orchestra is prepared
to furnish first class music for any and
all occasionsj any number of pieces re-
quired. Address A. NJ. Troup, Laurel
street, OF telephone 1911.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-23
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
TuEsDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1909.
Weather Prediction.

Rain and warmer tonight and We'd
nesday; light easterly winds increas-
ing.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-09
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES.

a small vote. There was no vote on license; the town remains no-icense. It was voted to lay a tax of Is mills on the grand list to be completed, to defray the expenses of the town the ensuing year. The following town of ficers were elected: Town clerk and treasurer, Andrew NJ. Litchfield; se- lectmen, Hiram W. Twiss. Charles B. Russ, Henry Eaton; assessors, Will jam J. Lee, 3 years, Clarence B. Ches- ter. 2 years, Merritt Welch, 1 year; board of relief. Walter D. Snedeker, Winslow B. Gallup; school commit tee, Charles N. Knight; registrar or voters, Frank c. Lummis; grand ju- TOTS, Hiram W. Twiss. Thomas w. Hewlings, Lindsay A. Deming. Charles A. Mcconnell, Clifton J. Church; di- rectors of Public library, Clarence E. Chester. Charles M. Knight consta- bles, Charles B. Russ, Henry Eaton; collector of town taxes. Frank z. Lummis; auditors. Frank c. Lummis, Winslow B. Gallup; agent town de- posit fund. Andrew M. Litchf1eld; tree warden. Miriam w. Twiss-
 Local Interests.
 Rev. H. Martin Kellogg of Ekonk Is expected to preach at the church next Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Moves and Mrs. Harold Lawton of Plainf1eld were call CTS on MT and Mrs. W. B. Gallup on Tuesday afternoon while on an auto mobilA trip to the Connecticut agri- cultural college.
 MT. and Mrs. George T. Crane at- tended the funeral of Mrs. Cranes father near Stafford on Wednesday afternoon.
 The ladies' aid society met with Mrs. Ford on Wednesday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-09
HOLLAND COUNTY.
COLUMBIA
Town Meeting Declines State Aid for Roads-votes to Spray EIms-Apple Crop Sold to Rhode Island Buyer.

The annual town meeting occupied the entire afternoon Monday. The va rIcus reports were discussed and &C., cspted. The action of the various town officials were sharply criticized and then ratified. An appropriation of $950 was made for the repair of high ways the ensuing year, and an amount equal to at least four mills on the dol lar was appropriated for school pur- poses. A fifteen mill tax was laid to defray the current expenses of the town. The selectmen were authorized to tcrrow money for the current ex- penses of the town. The clause in the warning ito see if the town will vote to apply for state aid for improvement of its public roads" was passed over. The last dose of state aid was suffi ficient for the present. The towns share of the state road constructed the past year was $990.25, and an additional amount of s972.43 was saddled on to the town for "extras." 1t was voted to have the elm trees on Columbia green sprayed at the proper time at the expense of the town. J. Lynde Porter was reelected roadmaster. The republican ticket for town officers won by an average majority of about 36.
 Miss Kyle to Speak.
 Miss Alice Kyle of Boston is to lec- ture in the church in this place Satur- day afternoon, Oct. IS, in connection with the local Woman's Missionary so- ciety. which is to hold its annual tea and mite box opening at that time.
 Rev. MT. Penney of Scotland i5 to occupy the pulpit in this place next Sunday by exchange with the pastor, Rev. MT. Harris. In the evening Mr. Penney will deliver an illustrated lec- ture at the church.
 The place formerly owned and occu- ped by Thomas McGlaulan. located in North Pine street, has been sold to purchasers from Wethersheld. Deeds were made out Tuesday and possession tl'Ssn at once.
 Mrs. Fred Wolff spent Friday of last week. With friends in Norwich. Nearly or quite all of the. silos in this section have been filled. Although the corn crop was later than usual, but very little damage has been done
 by frost as yet.
 Injured by Fall. Fred Wolff met with an accident Monday evening which crippled him down cellar he slipped and fell from | tCp to bottom Of the stairs. His arm
 was injured and his ankle badly sprained.
 Mrs. Mary G. Tucker and daughter Dora returned from New York last Tuesday after spending more than a week at the Hudson-Fulton ce.ebra- | ton.
 Henry B. and Lester J. Hutchins lave sold their entire crop of winter | apples to a Rhode Island buyer and
 are now engaged in picking and pre- ! rarlng them for shipment.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-09
COVENTRY
May at P-aeh Suppsr-Gradins, Etc,
 ct New Baptist Church.

A peach supper in the Baptist church at Mansfield Depot Wednesday evening was well attended.
 Miss Mary Lewis of Branford is visiting MT. and Mrs. John Lewis.
 J. D. Thompson is working for Ma than Potter in Flanders.
 Mrs. Fred Chase and daughter. Mary, visited the formers parents, Mir. and Mrs. Osborne, in Willington, last week Thursday.
 The young people of Mansfield De- uot held meeting in the church Fri day evening. A lunch was served
 Fred Chase and daughter Mary. wis., ited MT. Chase's daughter. Mrs. James Wood. in Vernon one day last week.
 Mrs. Charles Allen and little son, of South Wilhngton, have been spending a few days with the formers parents MT. and Mrs. J. D. Thompson.
 MT. and Mrs. George Palmerton of Providence have ben spending a few days with Mrs. Estella Badger.
 MT. and Mrs. George I. Sanderson have had as their guests MT. and Mrs. Whipple and their son of Holyoke, Mass.
 Mrs. Frank Austin of Hartford is visiting her cousins, Augusta and Mary Tilden.
 Mrs. A. J. Bowers visited last week with Mrs. Matt Willard in Norwich
 MT. ard Mrs. Mcdonald of Andover were visitors at the home of Mir and Mrs. Bonney Sunday.
 large balloon passed over Mans field Depot Sunday morning.
 The ladies of Mansfield met at the new Baptist church Saturday. Oct. 2, to clean the windows and do other work inside the church. The men were on hand with their teams to draw dirt and grade the lawn in front of the church. At noon the ladies fur nished a fine dinner in the chapel.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-09
WAUREGAn
John Riley Has Carried Voters to the Polls Fifty-one Years-lnspiring Sermon by Rev. L. L. West-DeIe- gates to Conference.


 James Riley completed his fifty-first year driving the Wauregan team to carry the mill and village voters on Monday.
 The recent rains that improved the water power were of short duration.
 Rev. Elliott Ford Talmadge has re- turned from his vacation and will oc- cupy his pulpit next Sunday.
 Rev. Dr. l.. l.. West of Norwich gave Wauregan people an excellent and helpful sermon last Sunday, on Faith.
 The delegates appointed to repre- sent the church with the pastor at the Windham county association of Con- gregational churches at Abingdon next Tuesday are H. Perkins Topliff and Joseph Morrey.
 MiIIigan- Baton Marriage.
 Arthur Milligan of Brooklyn and Florence Baton of Wauregan were married at the brides home Wednes- day, Rev. E. F. TaImadge performing the ceremony.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Leavens move this week to Williamsville. Many friends regret their removal from the village.
 The Wauregan Go. has recently pur- chased a fine pair of team horses from William Sprague, Moosup.
 Mrs. J. w. Atwood and daughters, Misses Helen and Beatrice, returned Wednesday from their summer home at Ocean beach.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-09
SOUTH KILLINGLY
Jacob Pidse, sS, Casts His BaIIot-suc-
 cessful Roll Call Well Attended.

Amos E. Hall came home from Rhode Island to vote.
 Deacon Charles A. Fiske returned to Plum Island Monday.
 Mrs. Minnie Dexter of Moosup Val- ley was home Tuesday.
 Jacob Pidge, ss. voted in Danielson Monday.
 Mrs. Karjahenn started for. Pough- keepsie Tuesday.
 Patrick Coffee will work for A. E. Hall another year.
 A party of young people went chest nutting Tuesday.
 Walter Fiske has been i'll two weeks with grip.
 Jason Martin presented the church a huge watermelon for the roll call. Darius Anderson is home from Rhode Island for the winter
 Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Blackman at tended the annual reunion.
 George Pember and family moved to Plainfield Monday.
 A young peoples c. E. sociable tion was held in the church Friday evening. Ice cream and cake were served.
 Church in Fine Condition.
 The many visitors in town Tuesday admired the newly painted church, which has been also papered and dec orated inside.
 E. A. Warner of Danielson has late ly donated the church calendar tab let which he painted, showing the meetings of the week.
 A beautiful buck was seen crossing the road below Everett Halls Tuesday forenoon. He was not afraid of pass ing teams.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-09
SPRING HILL
Republicans Won the Dsy-Tripls Surprise at Home of Mir. and Mrs. S. ]. Storrs.

Frost has kept away from the Hill quite late this fall, giving the farm CTS ample time to fill their silos.
 Mrs Wilmont of Providence has. recently been the guest of Mrs. w. P. Wildes.
 Mrs. smith of Brooklyn expects to spend the month of October at l.. ]. Storrs'.
 Several friends from Spring Hill att tended the golden wedding of MT. and Mrs. Crane of Willimantic.
 Mrs. Bellows summer vacation endA,, this week. She intends to be at home today.
 Election day has come and gone, the republicans being the winners.
 There was a triple surprise at MT. and Mrs. l.. J. Storrs' Monday night. that being their twentieth anniversary and also their daughter. Bernice'a, l4th and Esther Phelps 21st birthday, which happen the same day. Mrs. Storrs had planned a surprise on the young people. But she had the sur prise when about fifty friends walked in and congratulations came from all sides. Mir. Storrs was telephoned for. Their friends presented them with . beautiful fruit set.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-09
BOLTON NOTCH
Rivals for License Getting Appliea.
 tions Ready.

Charles White has started clearing up the old pr. Maine lot east of the lower bridge.
 r. C. Atkins and family were in New 1rk last week attending the Hudson- Fuitcn celebration, making the trip in Mr Atkins' automobile.
 Mrs Minnie E. Howard was s New York visitor last week. a guest of her daughter Sadie. Mrs. Howard also att tended the celebration.
 w. F. Rice spent the latter part of last week in New York.
 Fitst Selectman M w. Howard was a Hartford visitor Wednesday
 The Rev. M. c. Martin of Derby. VI, preached his first sermon Sunday at the Quarryville M. F.. church. Mir. Martin is to finish the unexpired term Of Rev. c. C. Parker and will reside a. fre parsonage.
 Harry Doolittle has left town for parts unknown.
 Fred Barnett and Mir Tucker are getting their applications in order for a license As only one can be granted in the town. it is matter of spscu- lstion as to which will be the lucky onv,
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-09
DAYvlLLE
New Coat of Paint for Catholic Church
 News Notes of the Week.

Mrs. Joseph Gilleran has been spending few days with Miss Eliza beth Riley.
 John Cunningham is the guest of A. J. Cavanaugh.
 At the home of Frank Todd, Mrs. John Randall has been spending a few days.
 James Walker spent two days in Worcester, attending the musical fes- tival
 Joseph Lepre is seriously i'll at his home on Loaf street.
 Mrs. Charles Vincent and son are at the home of Caleb Blanchard.
 The Catholic church is receiving a new coat of paint, which greatly inn proves it's appearance.
 Miss Grace Deming has returned to New Haven after spending several weeks with Miss Russell.
 Mrs. W. F. Bidwel was the guest of Providence friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. E. Potter were at W. F. Bidwelrs on Sunday.
 The laides' aid society met with Mrs. Jabez Brown on Wednesday aft ernoon.
 William Davis was home for Mon day-election day; also Raymond Bar rett, Daniel Meechan, were here in town on Monday.
 Rev. MT. Barber exchanged with the Rev. MT. Reynolds on Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-09
WELLINGTON
House Party of Relatives at 5urdieA
 tomc-General News.

At the Endeavor meeting Sunday, officers of the Willlmantic union were present and gave details as to the coming convention of the Y. P. s. c. F.
 The heavy rain of last Tuesday morning kept most of the Baptist8 who had planned attending the asso- citation at Spring Hill at home. Rev. MT. Darrow went and reports an eS- cellent meeting.
 Rev. Mir. Gardner officiated at the burial in the old cemetery of Miss Caulklns who died fin Mansfield last week, a native of this town.
 The autumnal foliage was never more beautiful than since the rains.
 Miss Bell from Massachusetts is vis- iting her niece, Mrs. Darrow.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Bufdick. who live on the old David Gla1ier place, Moose Meadow, have for one week been entertaining a house Iearty con sisting of their entire famil iyof chil- dren and grandchildren: sH MT. and Mrs. John A. Gaines. MisSo Ethel B. Gaines. John A. Gaines, JrI of Law renee, Mass. MT. and Mrs. l.. B. Cooper. Miss Helen Cooper Of Win stsd Mir and Mrs. J. A. Dfmock, MT. and Mrs. George A. Brown of Willi- mantle, James w. Burdick of Eagle- vile and John A. Burdick, who lives at lCJnes On Odtui0dN thtie Wao = large clambake to which neighbors and relatives were invited. among whom were A. II. Burdick and wife, and Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Dimock. Thers also motored out from Hartford that day, returning by moonlight. MT. Gaines's brother C. M. Gaines, his wife. his daughter Miss Harriet and friend. Miss Entrice. daughter of the sculptor Entrice. and Roger Spen- al oF Hartford. A dplRhtful surprise of the day was to find that they were celebrating the forty-fifth anniversary of the marriage of Addi- son D. Dimock and his wife, Mrs. Es- ther Brown Dfmock.
 Oscar Himmeler is driving on the R. F. D. route. while MT. Devorak takes a vacation.
 Mrs. Tflitson is visiting her mother, Mrs. Diantha Essex. and her sister, Mrs. Clarence Essex. Dr. Tillitson and Mrs. TiIlitson are moving from Manchester to Vermont.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-09
SOUTH COVENTRY
Big Balloon Comes to Earth-Town Goes Mo- License---Msny Mourners at Mrs. ]. p. curley's Funeral.


 Miss Laura Ripley and Miss Striek- land of Hartford are visitors at Mrs Austin Boynton's.
 Miss Fanny Parker of Boston is visiting in town.
 N. Searle Light of Hackensack. N. J., spent the week end with his par ents.
 North Adams Balloon Lands in Pass
 ture.
 The balloon Springfield. from North Adams. Mass, passed over the village Sunday morning about nine o'clock, landing in Edward Merriman's pasture on Flanders hill. It carried besides the pilot William Van Sleet of Pitts field, Mass, two passengers. Waldo Johnson and Ambrose Clark of Coop erstown, N. Y. The balloon and par aphernalia were carried to Williman- tic by William Blizzard and shipped back to North Adams.
 No-Lieense Rally.
 Rev. Nestor Light of the CongrHa- tional church and Rev. Mir. Avery or the M. F. church were the speakers at the no-llcense meeting at the Oon- gregational church last Sunday eve ming. There was special music by a double male quartette composed of Rev. Mir, Avery, J. c. Stanley. F. J. tracy, tTuctl <A4btINiuis SOhh -hs Wood, Fl. C. Barlow. w IT. Armstrong and Louis A. Kingsbury.
 Town Officers.
 The town officers elected Monday: Selectmen, John H. Reynolds. A. B. Porter and W. S. Vinton; assessors, A. S. Hawkins: collector, Charles Rob ertson; town clerk and treasurer. John $. Champlin.
 The town went no-license by se votes.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-09
EAST WOODSTOCK.
Mrs. Charles N. Potter on Tour-Local People Leave for california-5roke Bone in Thumb.

Anna Callahan, who has been in the employ of Mrs N. NJ. Clifford for the past two years, left last Tuesday for Lowell Mass, where she expects to enter a business college.
 N. Y. White and family have been spending a week at Pleasant View, k. l.
 for a ten days trip to Norfolk, Va, Washington, D. C., and other cities.
 Mrs. NJ. B. Morse and Mrs. B. E. May spent last Thursday in Spring field, Mass, calling on Mrs. Mary San ger former resident, who is now making her home with her nephew, Frank Warner, and family.
 Dr. Albert Paine and wife and Mrs. Mary Bixly left Wednesday of this week for Pasadena, Cal, going by way of Chicago.
 Dr. Robert E. Paine, wife and two children of Thompson are spending their annual vacation of two weeks with J. NJ Paine and Mrs. G. W. Child.
 Everett Spencer has entered the em- ploy of Miss Jessy Mcclellan at Wood stock Hill.
 Mrs. J. G. Chandler attended the musical festival at Worcester last week.
 Harris s. May. who broke one of the small bones in his right thumb, has been unable to attend the academy for two weeks.
 The East Woodstock branch of the woman's board of the Day-Kimball hospital met with Mrs. H. J. Potter on Wednesday, Oct. ', at p. m. Several ladies were present from Putnam.
 Miss Mary A. Potter left last Thurs day for Middletown to visit her broth CT, Rev. Frank Potter. She expects to be away most of the winter.
 Miss Mary F. Potter attended the wedding of her cousin, Harry Tatem, in willimantic last Friday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-09
- 7-a-7---
 WOODSTOCK
Field Meeting of Connecticut Forestr, Association at The Larches-RalI> Day Service.

Miss Sylvia Holt has returned from a European trip.
 Mrs. Anna P. Kingsley, who has been living in Hartford, is to spend the winter here.
 Hamilton Holt and family closed their summer home on Tuesday and left for New York.
 The Connecticut Forestry association held a field meeting Friday at The Larches owned by Dr. Arthur Mathew son. Prof. H. $. Graves of the Forest school, Yale university, read a paper on The Handling of Woodlands.
 Af the afternoon session Samuel N. Spring, state forester. spoke on Forest Plantations. Dr. Mathewson Has sev- eral acres planted with larches which were inspected by those present.
 Mrs. George Mcclellan, who has been spending the summer with Mrs. John Mcclellan, has returned to New York.
 Miss Mary Flynn has visited friends in Pomfret.
 MT. and Mrs. George Frink and MT. and Mrs. William M. Gallup made a trip to Ekonk Sunday in MT Frink' S automobile and called on George H. Gallup.
 The Congregational church held Ral- ly day services last Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-09
BROOKLYN.
Result of Town Mesting-12-MiIl Tax
 Voted.

Miss Helen Palmer is visiting friends in Jamestown, R. L
 Mrs. Anna E. Cummings has return ed home after an absence of several weeks.
 John E. Brown was present on Sun day at the Baptist church and called upon his sisters, Mrs. T. D. Pond and Mrs. J. R. Porter.
 Miss Florence Brown of Putnam vis- ited her aunt, Mrs. T. D. Pond
 On Sunday evening a union no-li- cense rally was held in the Congre- gational church, at which the Rev. Clarence Fl. Barber of Danielson and Rev. Eugene F. Colburn of Yarmouth, Mass, who occupied the pulpit in that church during the day, were the speakers.
 Annual Town Meeting.
 At the annual town meeting the ex- citement was quite animated owing to the vote upon the license question. The democratic party was in the ma jority. The vote was: License, no, 1S0; license. yes. 112.
 At the business meeting it was vot- cd to accept the various reports as printed.
 An appropriation of s5,2oO was vot- ed. An appropriation of $55 was vot- ed for Memorial day. An aprropria- ton of $50 was voted to transport certain pupils in the Ninth school dis trict, so-called, to the Killingly high school. A tax of 12 mills was voted upon the next grand list made and completed, payable March l, 1910.
 Burial of Mrs. M. C. Mills.
 The body of Mrs. Marion c. Mills was brought to this place from Bos- ton on Tuesday for burial in the South cemetery, where her parents were buried.
 Arthur A. Milligan and Miss Flor ence Baton were united in marriage in Wauregan on Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-09
THOMPSON
Grange confers Second and Third De-
 grees. f


 Mrs. Joseph Mills and Miss Aug1s- ta Mills are visiting Mrs. Augusta Covington of Nova Scotia. ze Mrs. Giles is visiting at the home of MT. Whittles"J.
 Miss Mildred Armstrong has gone to Bay City on account of the death Of her cousin, Blanche Munyan. Arnold Huizinga was in New York and Hartford last week. Miss Annie Dunning has resumed teaching.
 Mis- Ellen D. Larned and Grace Granger were in Suffield last Satur- day.
 Miss Harriet R. Lewis was in Bos- ton Tuesday.
 The Thimble club met Friday after noon with Mrs. c. c. Pierce. MT. and Mrs. Lowree and their daughter. Dora, have come to spend the winter.
 The Missionary society met Wednes- day afternoon with Mrs. Richard Bar ton.
 The Grange conferred the second and third degrees on a class of can- didates Tuesday evening. They are Victor Thompson, Edna Hall, Bertha Flynn and Carrie Lowe.