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The Montgomery tribune., 1910-12-02

Alex Duffy went to st. Louis
Tuesday night.
Mrs. Samuel Hampton, visited
e. B.,Gentry Tuesday.
Mrs. Ben Bradley, of st. Louie,
wss the,guest Of friends here over
Sunday.
Judge Leslie d. Ellis has es.
law offices in the Temple
Building.
James. A. .lDodds helped to wait
on IL. B. Gentry during his sick
uess.
In the Circuit Court Tuesday
Edgar Tate was fined $500 and
cost on charge of assault.
iE. iB. Gentry. who has been sick
for come time is better but not
able to attend to business yet.
!Rolls s. Paul spent Wednesday
at Jonesburg where he has re-
Gently esta biished branch store.
The w. C. T. u. will meet with
Mrs. .Eanfconer next. Monday, Dec.
5. All members urgently requested
to be present.
Mrs. Herman Kruger of High Hill
and Mrs. Proffitt and Mrs. South
of Jonesburg visited their mother,
Mrs. John Knight, last Saturday.
Miss Genevieve Barley returned
to Kirksville Tuesday to resume
her studies I'm the state normal, af-
ter spending Thanksgiving with
home folks.
Mrs. Lucinda Stephens, of Salem
Oregon, sister of the late Mrs.
Stephen A. Stephens of near New
Florence, died November 18th at
her home. She moved from this
county in t849.
A big trade was pulled of here
Wednesday when LOsh Downs
traded Jim Smith q hog for q mule
"sight unseen" Jim had just
bought the mule at sale for $3.50
and the hog has been down Cor a
month or more with kidney worm.
Who got 6eat.--Bellflower News.
Mrs. T. H. Britt, .ofthis city, tells
the following pumpkin story: On
a single pumpkin plant, that came
up on q cinder pile in her garden
there grew Eve large pumpkins,
weighing as follows, 10 ,ibs,, so lbs,
4S lbs, 46 lbs. and 16 lbs respect
lively.
DR.. Ira Miller, county health
officer, was here Tuesday and
raised the quarantine from the
Bryant home where they have had
the smallpox. The disease never
got outside of the one family and
all danger of contagion is now.
past. News.
The man who owns q farm, that
is, has it paid for, will not be
jolted hard if values should take q
tum ble-and they will tumble
some day, says an exchange. The
one who will be hurt is the one
who merely has an equity iu land.
Hard times and low prices would
squeeze out that equity quickly.
It has been done before. 1t may
happen again-Rhineland Record.
Little Clara, daughter OF j. M.
Elton and wife, ,swho went to Kan
sas with her mother three weeks
ago, came near being fatally
burned out there, one day last
week. Her mother left her alone
la the house for few minutes,
aud the child tried to revive the
tire with coal oil, when the oil ex-
ploded in her face, burning of her
eyeia-hes, eyebrows and front
hair anu blistering her face badly.
Her mother happened in at this
juncture, and saved her further in
jury. A knit jersey sweater the
child wore was also greatly in-
strumental in saving her life.--
Chips.
We dislike to see such items as
the above appearing in the news
papers at this time. Prosperity
and business is built largely on
confidence. Such items have u
tendency to weaken confidence.
The election Of q Democratic
mojority in congress is of no con-
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-12-02

"A fresh lot Of those delicious
Morse ChoSolateS lust feoeived e
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-12-02
Nov. 25, 1910,

NOV. %, ISIO. \
Following 10 a list OF letters re-
naming unclaimed in the post
Office at Montgomery City, Mo-,
and II not called for within two
weeks from date. will be sent 10
the Dead Letter ONCE.
Ed. Richard.
Mr.. Bernurn See.
q. e. Nuns, p. n.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-12-02

just received barrel of fine rus
set cider. Milton Jones.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-12-02

Bargain Can1Hal&y. Saturday
Dec. 8. Ice Cream Kisses, Malas-
ses Kisses. Gum Drope, Bon Bons,
Saturday Dec. 3rd only. Martins
Cash Variety Store.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-12-02

We buy eggs for Merchandise
Martins Cash Variety Store.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-12-02

Extra nice oysters at ]. +. Has
sler's.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-12-02
Foland and The Italian Boys.

PENNINGTON, JONES & FosTEI
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-10
GUILroRD.

4 democratic caucus will be held IN
the town hall next Saturday evening
nj o clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Weeks Of Brat
,leboro spent "Wednesday with relatives
nj the Gale farm.
Mrs.. Cynthia Parks of Bernardston
came last week 20 visit Mrs. Warren
Wilder. ON Wednesday both went ia
Rrattleboro 10 remain day or TWO
with Mrs. Fanny Baker,
A few neighbors Of Albert Hudson
kindly volunteered to finish up ms
nlantinr for him last week. Mr.. hud,
SON has been unable TO do any hard
work since iniuring his eye several
weeks ago.
Memorial exercises were held IN several
schools here last Friday afternoon. In dis
trict No. 3 the program, OF 20 numbers
consisted Of recitations and songs by IN,
uupils. which were all very well rendered
showing careful work on the part oil oo'i
teacher and pupils.
4 game OF baseball was played Monday
afternoon near c. 5. Millcrs between
the town team and team from East
GuiIford. resulting in favor OF the latter
the score being II TO IL. The winning
team had never played together previous
IL being hurriedly gotten together 'ha'
morning
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-10

r. q. Downs Is III.
Miss Nellie spaulding Is at home.
George Robbins has new motor
cycle.
Fred Miller is visiting in Boston,
Mass.
Miss Edith Walker is visiting IN Put
ney this week.
Iobn Evans returned saturday from
visit In New York city.
Miss Hazel Newton IL visiting her
cousin, Miss Louella Reed, IN Brattle'
b0ro.
MIR. Hall came last week 10 spend
the summer with her son. II. II. Hall,
aud family.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. o. Reed, who lave
b.en visiting in Three Rivers, Mass,
have returned home.
Mail Carrier O'Connor of Putncy'
Route .. Il. +. d., is making ms trlp t"''
week in an automobile.
Mrs Fannie Ogle went 10 Burling'
ton Wednesday to visit her son, Profes'
sor Ogle, of Vermont university.
The Grange Benefit society viii hold
It's next meeting June ID in ,'range
hall. The president calls for tull at
tendance.
Mrs Fannie Ogle of Prince George
comfy. MARYLAND. is n guest of Mr.. ana
Mrs. John VI. Knight at the knight
homestead.
Mrs. Fannie Ogle of Prince George
county. Maryland, and Mrs. J. NJ
Knio6t were guests Tuesday of Mrs.
Harry II. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. Amidon OF bta''
tleboro and Mrs. Boyle of Fair Haven
were Sunday guests of Sylyenus hel'cN
who is al his farm for while.
The Grange Benefit society will give
their annual strawberry festival ana
dance Thursday evening, June 70, IN
Grange hall. The plans are not YET
completed.
The republican caucus will be held
next Tuesday evening at 5 clock N
tbe town hall, Dummerston Center, 10
choose delegates to'the state and dis,
trict conventions at Montpelier June ~
and 30.
Charles Laughton of Brattleboro, wn9
has leen spending a week in town WIN
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Langh,
ION started Wednesday for an extended
visit in the west. He will visit IN
Michigan and other places.
1
Members of Evening Star grange are
requested to assemble in Grange. ha;l
Sunday afternoon. June Il: at rloch
for grange memorial services, Every
one is requested TO bring flowers 10
decorate the graves of past members
who rest in God s acre.
Children's day will be observed al
the church Sunday, June IL, with aI
appropriate exercise in which the emu
dren will have part. A collection WI
be taken for the Congregational sun 81 !.
dav School and Publishing society
Everyone is cordially invited to b'
present. =,
The cold weather does not give the
cornfields very good showing. som,
fields that were planted early are just
sprouting. while others in warm situa
lions look well, especially a large area
belonging to A. +. Miller. There are
others still planting who say their crop,
will equal their neighbors at harves'
time. The last frosts did considerable
damage to gardens.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-10
WEST MORTIFIED.

,,,,,t % If the neighbors and 1rieiiu h =,
~" surprise party last Friday g Id;nr day
a hs sarp Of their golden wedding sne urs
ops J several enjoyable hours were s be;ng
anu snshments of cake and conet o ann'.
relres d Mr. Corse entertained the e aIsn
served. al several recitations, as did also
pany n nalI who gave an irish diai &C.,
Mrs. Doo NILE we also several I'M !
sS se,nntu speeches by the minister minister GOOD
p , tHnrs who all joined in eAtehu Tbe eou-
ol ;neas 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Corse. aaa nc
Misn u.re also greeted with po roc;ni-
PIE a mr Of over $50 postals and w .l aold
shower o ohout $50 in money, mostly go,u' .
en.s Oh c arse Is the only survivor 81 3hres
family of II children leighI suns Russell
lI alli,y of Luther and Perme,ia Of ii
6 Gnsa and Mrs. Corse is also one one sons1
NH eh;lJren EIGHT daughters ana a shae smith
children Gter and Judith Parmaiee q. fri'i I;v.
OF oynefsW Mrs Corses family are sun S S
Three o. ~. Mrs. George Haynes OIL Gan az
ing, SCI cal and brother, nj, oyN ~ sTere
Smith of Pennington, Mill Io 3 1850. at
r,arried in Wilmington, jun bv Rev
marl hooe of the brides, parents ; ny
1 IrL,, ,'S Smith. Mr.. Smith was .;, severa
lJ 9Iid 81 the South Vernon station Mr.
Killed az 'H being run over by the cars ;I Is
years ago. Corse lived in Dover uhsl r.
and MIS- n Dben they came to NorthIlel w., :,
occupy the farm s;, Mnsrn William E. Cors'
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-10
GuILFoRD CENTER.

Mrs Ruth Alexander OF Bratuenofo
has been the guest of Mrs. ;. NJ. bui'
lock this week,
There will be preaching next SUNDAY
n, n. m. at the Cniversallst chureh
by Rev. ID. T.. Trout. -.
Mrs. Charles Demo visited miss
Flora Hatch in Brattleboro from Mon
lay until Wednesday.
George Knight and Alice Biddie oil
prattleLoro visited Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
nv Forrest last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Baker ana tw =,
children of Brattleboro visited at =. Il
Thavers from Saturday untii tues
day. -,
There was a large attendance, at the
strawberry supper and dance gwen os
The Ladies' circle last Friday evening
in Grange hall. !,
Lewis Nelson and Constance Good
now If Conway. Mass. attended Tn,
DANCE last Friday evening ana Visl.e'
Mrs J. II. Thayer, returning nome oat
urday. -,
strawberry supper and dance WI
ha o;yen nv the grange next week n
1 1ov evening. Leitsinger s orchestri
vii furnish music for dancing All arr
cordially invited.
As Elmer Goodnow was returning
from Turner'S Falls last SATURDAY even IL
mo his horse, becoming frightened a
an automobile, broke the harness, wn M
let the wagon onto the morse nee,
and caused the horse to KICK, nreah;ns
the crossbar and washer, ana thro"in'
NJ Goodnow out. He struck on NJ
shoulders. tanning him somewhat, ou
not seriously. He succeeded III nora".
| the horse and after procuring "n''"0
wagon returned home.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-10
WEST GUILFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Russell OF ureeh-
fold visited at Mowry Lynde's last week
Miss Helen Rohde of Brattleboro visited
Mrs Mowry Lynde Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Fisher have NOV
ed to Townshend
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo johnson OF Wes t
prattlehnro visited Mrs. Richard Lake last
week. sc
George Codding has torn down one VI
his harms and is making extensive repairs
IN his other buildings.
Mr and Mrs. Henry Merrifield spent a
few DAYS recently in Newfane WIFI WI
and Mrs. Sumner Shepard
Mr. and Mrs. Will 1ngerson and Mr. anu
url Charles Lynde of Brattleoofo spent
sunday at Mowry Lynde's' e,,
Carol Miller and brother of Greenlle a!l.
ont few DAYS last week with t1eh
sand ,prendparents. MIR. and Mrs. u. 3 Bona;
Miss lydia futile of Chesterfield VINO VINO
has heen working for the, past .n,ea
mas cn+bs for Charles Shepardson, returheu
M her home last week Saturday.
pav and Mrs. Hatfield, Mr.; and Mrs VT a,n n
D nj Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. ". Y. Ih M;ss
p 2 "G Rennett, Miss Flora Bennett, M ~
r. III. w. Thurber and Homer Thomas az
tended the Baptist Sunday se IWodn oo
t tt,,oI in Readsboro last week wednesday
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-10
WEST DUMAlERsToN.

Mrs. II. {. Baldwin is on the sick lis''
Mrs. Henry Fenion il visiting her
husband In Vernon this week.
The Ladies Aid society met win
Mr.. William Aiken Wednesday.
Mrs. Carrie Meveigh and Mrs. Rob
bins were visitors in town "Wednesday
A very valuable COW belonging 10
Mrs. J. L. o'Brien died last Tuesday
Mrs. X. 4. knight spent. Sunday at
John Knight : in Dummerston center
Mrs. June Taft went "Wednesday 10
Marlboro 10 visit her sister, Mrs. WI.
liam Snow.
Miss Ada Mann, who has been visit
ing in Braitleboro. returned home sat
urday night.
Mrs. Clarence Carkins returned from
Boston. Mass. Tuesday and Is worklhs
for Charles Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Maiaya and
daughter. Pearl, of Pittsfeld. Me-, are
visiting his father. John Matava'
Mrs. Clifford is making grea, i'm
movements ON her new house recently
purchased from +. 4. Phillips.
Miss Gertrude Parker and Mrs. liar-
ris of West Brattleboro are attending
the Pomona grange meeting at Wards
boro this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles wilkins have
gone TO Grafton where Mr.. wilkins
will be employed on n lumber JOB.
Miss Mabel Washer accompanied them.
Master Frank o 'Brien recently eele-
brated his fourth birthday. when a
number of the children were invited to
his home. Iee-cream and waters were
served and pleasant time was en-
loved hv all.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-10
VERNON,

Mss HATS T.. >fsrvsrf J. si-ss.lise ihs
sssk nlih hfF daughter NJ salsm, Mssss
iizlish " iaisasn II t,tssniirti, Mass
slrhi sFtrisl daAs ~ his isihfis I, W
taiimsn'ss 4,
IiAe i.aiir, rls,ls aill mrsi Ia thF ers.
SO nsAi MssinasiaS silsfn,ssn. ,iniir h
Sapiat eiii T. ssn.i e lhr a.iai hnHfs
Mrs I. : Eiaanl. ani lll.s daughter.
lA'nllsf sie slaadlnE a lfp ilats a ille
an.r q Ms. Edwards mnlhrr, Mts n
I Rnsai
lAiiln Mics Caegn Tmhu - nlll
Mac, rsmr tlrsiay Soc lao egtk' 3
ai.ft eila htf grandparents, Ne and Me-.
" II, Hale.
4 Isinhlioan fauens Nili H. hfh a. ihr
inan han iur,.lay ryruins. iuHs u, q =
etimek. Ia rlrt ,ifltsaiss g. slals ahi de.
tufl conventions.
Ne and Ms Auhnt CHARM ~ ,fen.
I Naid Mass, arus MHtkEn gngsis nf ihrH
SISTER. Ma. u n Newton, Me- anA Ma.
I l,ansnm Akl,y al.o visited thriv Sunday
N.. E,nr.i 4, Ros,i II Nrw Nofk name
I MuuiaA for a lari visit Niih Mr., N. J.
/ l,rssl, SIS nill Triuin a. NeW Anik fgi'
das ani hrI RASH $40, Marshall, Alli AZ
esmlam he's.
Ma, n. I. Reed unt 10 Moulye',st
"Wednesday toe 4 trN iass' Nlsii Niih htf
80. Mayur NJ l,e,yi. and family. Me.
ilesd Alll attend ihr grammar - h"ol grad
uatinn rxrp4-rs llrr granddaughter, Mi-.
iirsiiiS Hr,si. !. a menlsr II the sfaiu'
aiiug rlas.,
Mr. and Ma, e. 4. MERIT, and lii,ls
daughter llautS Ethel II Lakeland,
ia, camr fniay io MoellaWn farm tot
IA extended visit, MIR, Merritt viii he
pleasantly r-mrml.Ie,l ~ Miss Maads
Webster. Who has slrn, -c,r'al .umme's
"a Vernon,
The m.ml,ers oi the l.adies' circle gays
r-ceiy,ion io their president, Mrs. :. "
| Akles, At the home OF Mr.. anil Mrs. \. q
barnes, "Wednesday afternoon, june =
III. affair was a very pleasant one. about
~ being present. 4 buffet lunch. CONSIST
ing III ioe-crcam, cake aud lemonade, Wa
served Mr.. Edmond Heard. Mn. Harold
Aklcy, Mr.. y. &. Wright and Miss Mari
Miller passed cake. aud MIR. u. \: street
or and Mrs. u, IL. Newton poured, Mrs
Akley was the recipient Of very hand
.omc "a, glass salad dish aud eold'hne'
silver spoon.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-10
Paw ON Ocean Liners.

In crossing the Atlantic Ocean pas
senoers often wonder how much the
capfaip and other officers receive IN
salaries for their very responsible
work. The tendency is TO believe tha'
their nav is much greater than II act
uaIIv is. On the Cunard Line a young
sixth officer is paid only S42O year.
and he must furnish his uniforms at
his own expense. II lucky. he may at
90 get command of cargo steamer
and earn 1915 a year. At - he may
be nromoted TO command fine l2,0Oo-
ton passenger ship, running from New
York or Boston to the Mediterranean,
and then his salary rises TO the prodlg-
ions sum of $685.. Now that Captain
Pritchard of the Mauretania has re-
tired there are no more $4,000 salaries
Maid TO Cunard captains-not one. me
limit is $4,000 a year, and very rev
can hone to secure ships paying that
much. Promotion goes wholly by SEN
iority and the result is, according to
naval reserve officer, writing In Inc
I,ondon Daily News, that 90 per cent
~ the officers who man the ships of
the British mercantile marine are on
the lookout for any position on shore
that will enable them not only to hVe,
hnt 70 look forward, with some meas
nre Of hone, to an adequate return for
work faithfully performed. Or course,
while the salaries are small, 1t must be
remembered that an officer on board
shin gets his food and shelter without
cost TO himself, so that his actual IN
come is larger than the bare figures glV-
an wonld indicate. Springfield Repub'
| lican
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-10
Hunting for Willy.

Ue was kind-hearted old gentle
man To he sure. When he found the
little pirl sitting on the steps OF the
Congregational church weeping bitter
" he went to her as1 gated her on
the head. Mo-, ho
asked kindly, "did An! hurt
von9U The child dried hef eyes on
her checked bingham dress. WIN
'.No.A SIR she shifted, "Wllly run run
off an left me. The old man snorteu
Indignantly. ,.,, h., so;a
"'He ought to be whipped ne sai A.
"Come on, sister, we II ma mn. az
tho corner the little girl found an ac-
auaintance in the shape OF a BAKERY
nHave YOU seen Willy?' she asked
him The old man. holding her dirty
little hand. listened eagerly,
ives. we saw him, said the man.
.rue was runnin' down the street
'" "Come on. Z" said the little girl, drag
cling the kind hearted old gentleman
after her. Block after block they tray
aled and the old mans knees began To
oet shakv. The little girl looked into
ali the ash barrels and boxes along the
way and poked into corners, but nc
Willy appeared. noe
uWhat sort of looking boy was
he?'' gasped the old man after nall an
hour of this. The child looked at MN
startled. nm, ). :,
how He's a dog-there he isl" Ano
u nth whoop Of JOY she bounced upoI
", verv fat and very muddy pup ane
alasned # TO her heart. But the kind
hearted old man didn't smile. H'
cintcbed his cane tightly and strod'
angriIv away.-Galveston News.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-10

sunday saesls ~ Ne snd Mn H. y
Matte.
seR iess feF thr snnmsT Nlil rnHi
meare ~ the l'Hian church NandaN
lnnr ", a $40 . 'slark.
Ms..lsn II. iinushinn. - mrl's,s
ifsi,lrni - ttis iaNn, aird 'laer ~
lhr liaaehina hmnnsiaaA, Ne, hnhAA
ian lad lTtn a. lnNniii Zoe rs iesi
taa srar., aAA Die deaih Nss hn' aces
tegisl nafins ~ lane =. kne.s. ~
aas faithfully fafs4l iuF ~ Mts- lfaA
lis Ma,iafd aud famlls, 10 Nas go
~ the late liHfns nHi Martha NiiraA
lianphl0a aRA Ans ttTn ~ thr farm
kteie he died anh Ahrft - hal alAHA
lived t. isakrs b. mnilr aud 4 so
lier. Nlrhna, fhe aifs ~ ftauk hiHes
1 i.p. buik uf Euii, oklahoma, one hfai y
lrf, Lawson a. ilanshiHn, - ehTh.'ii
/ ill, ard siK rhlidfehl lnta, Ar'"laa.
I Na.,ltirnr. kHfus, Carl HHi Raymond
/ rbr muritl WHs hrld a hif late hnin'
rnrstnv atitFuunu end ihr hufiAl Aa'
la tho family lni iH the tcnlrF GENE
/ fNeN
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-10
WHITINGHAM.

Mrs. Clara Jillson visited her SISTER
Mrs Minnie Crosier. in Wilmington
Wednesday.
There was bee at the church Wed,
nesdav to clean it. Dinner was serNeu
in the church parlors.
Miss Leona Pike of wilmington
snent Saturday and Sunday AT the
home of her sister, Mrs. Alice Graves
Mrs. Wright received a dispate =
Wednesday afternoon informing her Oh
the serious illness of her father, Dr'
Nichols. in Stamford, VT
Rev. Mr.. Charlton of Heath ,preae hed
at the Baptist church last Sunday. MI;
and Mrs. George Brown accompanied
him here.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Alexander of Ley
den visited her sister, Mrs cara ,,lii'
SON. few days, returning to theif
home Tuesday.
Mrs George Sawyer received news
Monday of the death of a friend IN
BELLOWS Falls, but was unable TO at'
tend the funeral, which was held tues
day.
Harry A. Pike of Brattleboro, opti.
clan. who has been stopping at the
hotel the past week. seems to be an eN
merit in fishing. having caught lol trou'
in two days. IS of them measuring
| little over eight inches.
Wilber Chase will soon move lnte
the Chase house, vacated by Alonz'
Busby this spring
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-10

MF, aai MIs, t,esileAr haes iast le-
imsnai tsnss atlslsiins ile Na.iiins Il he
,isisE Al Nsalklaiisr, Mas,
Me. nasl 4. iuissf sHlataiassl Mss
y u. NfHgshs Naasias saAsA flass ~ 4 lea
Wednesday silsisavs. ss~l saI.g sasEins,
Me- knAias aho ias lssn aiiss.iias ihs
lhl,ie isafheis' ,salhsns sslsA ia Nee
inik ihs iaasi alnisf, y 81 ksf suiaulri
eatagr
NNisn asid hiaAId lkAlpn have asisni
- ,sh,sA y ~ shf sasalA Isall q Mln,
chester iuF ihs fsiiiir arar silh nriihri
aisssni 90 taTAli uiaiks
l,rs. Arthur Mllssm aill h. nsiailpl -
la.sier II liir inhafsn fhnNh "a MOI.
nss,iay, iuns n l,r, and Nrs. nanitl
Mil.ssn Il kfmnrhnnk, Mainr, Nill lr iara
tul II ihr s1titisfs - lusiailaiinns
~ rNrmlAiflsails,a e lhs Mnmrns 10
litf rsffs II lhl, iisiria Aiil lsr hrh Al
ufansr, iunr "a Ms, D. !, siorkhIilse
= asssaiair lnslsNinr and Aiil aiifuh With
oihefs iFuia lhs anlIes
NJ. ani Mis- nugrnr Keith announr,
the maffiagv II Thea daughter, Filth