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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-06-11
Library Institute al St. Johns
bury.

The State Board OF Library Com
missiuners win hold their third
annual Institute of instruction far
librarians ut St. Jnhnshury June
2e-25.
The State Library Association viii
hnld its annual business meeting
Tuesday morning and its round table
IN tine afternoon AT the round table
the following subjects viii he pre-
scented and discussed The need OF
hooks ON practical subjects fur small
libraries; What good points TO look
for II the selsctiun OF fiction; How 10
educate tine public IN the care Of
books
Beginning Wednesday, morning,
Mrs. Belle Halrumb johnson, OF the
Connecticut State Library Commits
sion, VIII give lectures and practical
instruction IN tine xarious branches
OF cRtaloUing- Two sessions each
day OF three hours each, viii he held
until Friday nipht.
One session viii be devoted to les
snns IN book mending by Mrs. Abba
DOtun GhnrnherIin on tine Abbott
Memorial LihrHry, Pomfret.
AS usual, arrangements viii be
made ion picnic and other excur-
-niuns of enjoyment
No charge viii be made fur tuition
on instruction, and librarians, rr1ls-
tees, teachers, superintendenIs and
those contemplating library work are
invited To intend.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-06-11
WEST RIDGEMATER.

g. L. Rsarsnns nsturned from
Rutland Monday.
W. A Spanlding returned TO
BridEewater Corners Sunday.
Z. j. Doyle and #. W. Epaulding
were ID Woodstock hast week.
W. T.. Spaulding OF Plymouth
called 1t Il r. Spauldingls Monday.
"A large crowd attended Pomona
Grange at B. c. Hills hal Saturday.
b. e. Hill and T. l. Lombard
went to Windsor Wednesday.
Misses Ruby and Susie Wilson
were at Fl. II. Standings several
DAYS last week on their WAY from
Woodstock to Rutland.
Mrs Bel Archer and Miss Sadie
BtrEffurd from Rutland are guests AT
W. ID Lewis
The Attn OF june was a sunny Iiay
vet IL r. HpanldinE received a
shower OF over 60 post cards He
rsturns thanks 10 all and wishes 10
be as kindly remembered On ms Nth
birthday.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-06-11
PLAY DAY SPORTS
Third Annual Meet OF the
County Y. NJ. {. A
Good Attendance in Spine pf
Rain and rhe Program is Run
OFF Successfully-29D Cunres-
testants in Over 80 Events

THE big play picnic OF the Wind
snr County I NJ { a held on the
fair grounds Friday went ON UNI
mindful OF the weather It WAS tine
third annual meet, and again IL
rainsd, but the enthusiasm and IN
terest OF the officials, contestants and
spectators were moi dampenad by
the all-dEy drizzle, Interrupted only
bv few moments nj sunshine. Tine
prnuram WAS carried through with
hardly Single change, and tine
AFTERNOON sventE were cheered by
nearly 2000 people.
The track and field events were
handled by 30 competent officials,
L. c. Schroeder of tine Springfield,
Mazs., Y. M. c. A. college, being ID
charge, while DIR. John Bowler al
Dartmouth ufficiated as starter
There were 270 contestants; seven
nigh schools; l5 grammar schools
and Is different community centres
were REPRESENTED, showing tine sx-
tent and influence of the play day
idea as exempiified IN Windsor
County, Vermont
The mornings program began
with martial music by the Bridge
water band al 9 30 and the remain
der Of the forenoon WAS taken M
with games by tine children. swings,
teter boards, sand piles and a slide
being provided fur their amusement
The little FOLKS were entertained and
cared for IN 4 well-euipped nursery,
IN hig tent which WAS also used
ion a play room when tine rain fell
hardest.
On the track the human wheel
barrow race, three-legEed race, etc
and something was gong Oh all the
time.
The W. c. T. q. served lunch al
noon To these VINO came unprovidsu.
The MINES III the winners III the
afternoon track and field events are
given below. These were run of
promptly and there were many CLOSE
contests, concluding with several
heart hreaking tugs Of WIT
Bridgewater defeated Woodstork
IL tine main pull uf the day, Mr..
Aver, a weIl-known heavyweight,
having a grip on Bridgewateras end
OF the rope.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-06-11
AN DID TIME DINNER.
British Table Mannsrs In the EsVen-
tssrrth century

British Table Manners In tine EeNen-
tserIth century.
An account OF hospitality IN England
IN 1G2e gives a good iaea Of the maR-
ner IN which a country gentleman OF
the period lived Dinner and supser
were brought N by the servants with
their hntE on. n custom which is cor
robornted by F.ynes AIoryson. vino
Eays thai being NJ a knights iluass
who had many servants 10 intend him,
they brought m the meIts with their
heads covered with biue caps
AFTER washing their hands IN 1asin
they sat down u diHnsr- Ann Sir
a1ames Pringle said grace. Tine viands
seemed TO hHEe been plentiful and Elk
.rellent--'bis pottare long kaie, buwe
Of white iale-' which iE cahbaEe
-.iJrach supIse'' powdered Beef. roast
and boiled mutton. 3 vsnison pie ~
form Of HI e-g and goose. Then they
had cheese cut and umcIIt. ann apples
But tine close Of tine feast wHE tine
most curious thing about II
The rabiecl0th waE removed. and on
tine raDle were mi Il towel the whole
breadth Of tiae table and haE the
length OF #. q basin anu ever To wash
then n green carpet inid on. then 0ne
cup Of beer sci On tine carpet. then 4
little lawn Bsryirsr plaited over the
corner 0i tine table and Il glass uf not
water SET down afso Oh tine table; then
he there three boys TO say grace. tine
first the Thanksgiving. tine second tine
RsHtsr Nostsr. the third PRAYER for q
blessing Of Gods church. The good
man Of the house. mis- parents, k1nrolf
and the whole company then 40 drink
NOT winters. SO nj supper. t1asn M i7e1l' -
-InxcnHnEe
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-06-11
Estate of Lucinda King.

STATE Of VERMONT. AT z Pre-
District Of Hartford Sc bate Court
helc al Woodstock, WITHIN and Tor said
District, On the 236 Gay Of MAY 4. D.
1910
Present, Thomas o. Eeaxer. Jung
An instrument purpurtinr 10 b. the
last will anu testament OF Lucinda KIug
late OF bomfrst. N salp District. O.
ceased, iE presented to said COurt or
probate emo allowance ny Henry Broch-
WHY, the custodian thereof arlo /, Is
ordered ny sair Court 7tnat all persons
concerned thsrsIn be notified TO aupaar
before SAID C011r1 III q session taereo to
bs held al tine Probate Office, m Wood
stock, aforesaid. on the 14th cav OF II1Re
A. ID. 1910, and show cause. If z1lv they
may have, aEaIast tile probate and q low
ance of Sane instrument as tine lasf VIII
znn testament of saiu Lucinda Ki1lu. Iur
which purpose Il rs further 0rrlersTi 1lzt
q CORY Of the record OF TINS UrTier be
published -tfIrae Eeehs Buccessiveiv II
Tine SDIrTtof the ArEe. a nswspzEsr pub
ilsher al NOOdsUocil, m Tins Srzts as
SCOT ar MAY he, the last Of SAID TJublIcs-
tI1ns To be O1le Gay ri leRst. befors said
kztn uav OF june A. ID. 1910.
A true record. Attest
i. o. SeaEer .Fnr2Ee
A-trxe E0py of record. Artegr
4. O. 6eawer, jung
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-06-11
Track Events

40 yn dash-P1blic school-Boys under
rs Ihs.-Harold Williams, Windsor, 4
Frank Pfunley, Hartiand, 2; Clifford
BeImap, So. Royafton, 3. 5z=5 secs
6Oyd dash-Pubiir Bows under
80 ihs.-HHroid Williams, Windsor, /;
Steven Whitman, SO. Royaiton, 2; Eu-
ward H Reed, Woodstock, 3. z S-5secs.
100 va 1ash-sffigh School-over ISf
lbs-Earl c. Abbott, J.; Lawrence Hzr-
pin, Windsor, 2; Raymond KinIry, Wind
sor, g. 1925 secs.
100 yd dash- Business, professional
msn and elsrfls-J- Harold Greene. W
Il. Jrt., !; N r. Fitzmurris, Woodstock.
2; Ned Higgins, Springfield g. II secs
80 yd dash-Boys mder so lhs-eeo
Goodrich, So. Royaiton, 4; Trott king
Bethel, 2; H Wellington, SO. Royaiton,
g. z secs
100 yd dash, nigh and grammar schools
W. Gillette, Springfield, I; VIM. Boyle.
Windsor, 2. II % secs.
90 yd nash, Y. NJ c. A. boys' branch
Endie Freeman, Woodstock, ], Harold
Drie, W. r. JET, 2; Willie Barton, W.
L. Jet, s. z 80 secs.
75yd dazh, boys under 100 Ibs-W Wallace
Jones, Windsor, Il; Myron Rogers, Bethel,
2: Arthur Bourbon, W0odst0ck, 3. 9 4-5
secs
10 yd dash. High and Grammar school
Earl c. Abbott. Woodstock, I, Buell.
Dow, Springfield, 2: w e. Handy,
Springfield, 3. % secs.
80 yd dash, Y M. c. A. bows Eric
Brady, Quecfee, I; Ray Harvey, Wood
stock, .; Robt Carr, W. II. jet, 3.
II secs
So yd dash, pubiir school Mark AIMS
den Windsor, I; Harold Welcome Spring
Tsld, 2; Mark Geometry. BpringfislG, 8.
10 secs
Half mile birycle race. bows branch
Heiie Bradley, Woodstock, 4; Carroll
Finley. Woodstock . Inn. n secs.
Half mile, hirh and grammar Earl c.
Abbott, WoOdstock, I; Fred * J Wilson,
Woodstock, 9; Marsh Whela0n, Ludlow,
3. Pm. I91-5 secs.
Slit race. tboys nrznch--sJ otln Harvey,
!; Norman Ternsy, 2; Rof5t g. Carr, g
440 vi relay, boys Under I15 Ehs-Hzr-
old Welcome, Springfield, J; Harold
Williams, Windsor, 2; Steven Whitman.
Sc. Royafror, y. i6O1-5 aces.
fiIrh school championship lile reiav--
Lawrence HarpIn, Windsor, I: Fred j.
Wilson. Woodstock, 2 zn. { secs.
44o yn -reiay, EpsciRl boys branch
championship under I20 1iss-sRay Har-
gsy, WoodErucil, I; 7enht Carr, w. Il.
let, .; Wilfrel EhAyer, g. 81 90 secs.
Y. M CA inaEf mile RELAY ffzrtlnnfi
10 NoOdsnaciI
100 vi dash, Y NJ C. a, under I5p
RlaERieE, Wo0dstOniE, Z. Hzr-
Nd Talhsrt, w Il. 3rt-, 2; Howard
Markham. Wo1dstnck, 3 10 do isscs.
Town rsARy championship, 40 y1iE.,
Woodstock w. Lzdi0vv. won ny IaIalDw,
HAROLD l. PERKINS. I, Preston /. KInr.
zzElilDEE, 2. E1S=5 RecE. y
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-06-11

In mis- boot ".Across the Bahara''
Hans Nisci4sr writes: On 4 SPOT re
GENTLY uncovered ny the wind picked
ND blunt arrowheaIiE and knives, Car
thaginiHn coins, money lost ny RE
mans and Arabs. and fragments Of
beautifully colored marble sfaias which
probubty once adorned some Romun
villa on the hills
Strange peoples were met IN thH1
long march across the EatIars-tiIe
Tuare-s. for instance, who need not e
EuffrREiEt attack to bring tten 10 their
senses. for among the FuHreEs Il is
the man. tine brurs, who 10y ali the
laws q tine country has 10 oi8sy the
woman. Descent rs traced through
the mother Woman shows her proud
face 10 ali the world, while tine MIN
goes TeIled"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-06-11
Estate Of Leonard d. Spaulding

Estate Of Leonard d Spaulding.
STATE OF VERMONT, AT a Probate
Hartford District Court fleid Il
Woodstock, within and for SAFE District
Oh the 14th day Of May a. D., 1910.
Present. Hon. Thomas o. Bsaver. Judge
II the matter Of tine estate OF Leonard
D. 6pzulding, late of Cornish. n T.,
leaving estate II Eaid disrric1. deceased.
inuestabe.
Whereas, Lewis Fl. Spanldiue. az
miniErratur Of Eain estate. mas presented
TO said Court ms petition m writing,
praying Tor license 10 sci all real estate
OF which sElu n1tesEaDe died seizer and
possessed, situate II TINS State, rsurs-
EentIng that such sale WI he beneficial
10 tine hsirs OF EzIn interstate and u all
concerned
Thsreupon, tine Court appoints the
Both Gay of May A D., 1910, as z time.
and the Probate Office IL said Wo0a-
stock rs a place, Tor hearing and decia-
ing on saId petition; and urders rhat
notice Of sald petition, the reason Tor
the same, and OF Eain time and place Of
hsarIng, be given TO all persons inter-
esnsn II SAID estate, by pubiishing a
COPY of tine record OF TINS order three
weeks successfully m the Spirit OF the
Age, d newspaper published At " oOs-
stock, N this State, which circulate N
tine nelEnburhOoc OF those interestel IN
sa1n estate. the last Of said T1lblica1i uns
10 be previous TO said time OF hearing
ti1zt al persons concerned II the prem
lses may zppsaI before SAID C0Irt and
SHOW cRnse, u any they nave, EVf1y tine
prayer OF said petition should no. be
granted
A trus record. Attest
T. o. Ssaver. judy
q -trle cory OF record, Atbes1
7. o. Seaver, JUDY
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-06-11

Mr.. and Mrs. James #. HnolxeT
and TWO children ui f3raftlsi1orn
were IN the main tenn of Barlum
a. Baileyas rircuk, which was de-
srruyen by fire NJ Schenectady, N.
", Saturday, May II. They were
seated IisHr fiEe rup OF tile,tent where
the flames were discovered Both
MIR. and Mrs. Hooker had tn Jump
n considerable distance and MIR.
fioOker rargi1f tfae children as a
friend dropped fiaem no him. They
WERE considerably shaken IIp INT mot
injured.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-06-11
Tn. Artist .rrr i1iE wurls.

The great artists, like the great ne
rOas. have always done whatever came
10 hand MichelaIgelo grumbien ann
said hs YVES Il sculptor when JultI1s
IL set him TO paint. but me paint
ed the roof OF the Eistine chapel.
Shakespeare chafed Al the popularity
OF tine TOOL ID the drama Of mis- time
and then producsd the fool M Lear. -
II either Of them had waited for per
feet conditions and an inspiration NIB
uammelsu by circumstances ne w0utd
have done nothing. They pr0duceu
masterpieces because they maTle the
best of things As they were AND TINS
is tine business OF the artist N life
London Times
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-06-11

Several dogs IN Rutland have been
poisoned recentiv and their owners
have offered "A reward OF 5IDo for
information thai will lead no the roT,-
vIrtion OF tine guilty parties
"A. IT, RnbinE0n OF 1tocissster leif
Bethel May 6 fuT Minnesota, where
lle plnnriled. fitted and slowed To
flax 15D acres, arriving bzGk ut
lAsfi4el Nav NJ Nh. f1DhirEson
lSlaurifed 30 acres a diary, nsi1IE a
gasoline engine and the peupls
THINK fhat he rravalsr
pretty fast.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-06-11
tiir Paelestt Wrr. Emnty.

Dam0rsan. I'D actor, fought duei
IL 1S34 with ND orator named Manual.
The orator proved tine better swords
man and would nave mn DHm0rean
through tine body mad not ms sword
struck q five franc piece which taP-
penen to he ID tine actors pocket This
drew from n0u0ri0nsiy tmpecuni0us
Journalist the exclamation, -.AtaE, n
4 ha1 been IL DImorezusE place It
xonld hHve heen ali over with mel
New York Post
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-06-11
Va. r. Junction Crossing.

The Public Service Commission
held hearing al White River lunr-
zion Tuesday TO listen To a modifi-
cation in tine original plans for the
improvement OF tine yard al White
River JUNCTION. THE new plans
ran fnr s tracks instead uf &. No
decision was reached ny tine commits
Eionens.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-06-11
Woodstock. VT. june IL. 1911
DIR. Kidder MTifhdraws

Dr. r. 7. Kldder Cd WnOdstock
has Withdrawn as candidate for
lieutenant governor He entered tine
field with every assurance OF success,
but the appearances OF another can
didate from Windsor county entails
q contest which he wishes 10 Rvnid,
and he thersfure rstires. Mr.. Leland
still mas q formidable uppunsut IL
MIR Slack of St. Jnhnsbury. who
has made much progress since ms
name was mentioned q lew weeks
ago, and Windsor county may lose
tine honor alter all.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-06-11
BOYS CAN MAKE MONEY

picking up Bones and sending them
10 as We pay GO cents per iuB-
dred for-aimost ANYTHING III the Bnnt
line, If dry For clean, dry. boiled
butchers mr. hunse BONES we DAY az
high as 80 rents per hundred An
these prices we Emv the freight from
nearly all stations an shipments d
POO pounds or more Ship IN barrels
or cheap sacks
C'ARR0LLS PAGE, Hyde Park. VT.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-06-11

Mrs. Rose Aiken of Rutland
Goshen Mas arrested Saturday by
United States Deputy Marshall Il 8
MiliftaiVr1 on tire charge or rsIng
fTHdIileni means of 7oiDtaining a pen
sion SfIs Was admitted to goo i1ail
by Commissioners a Merrill for
appearance AT tils next term OF tine
federal court.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-06-11

Wtfe-I came across bundle OF
your old love letters today. Husband
did Won read them oEer2 Wtfs-YeE-
Husband-And Ehaf WIS tine effect OF
thnt perusAIg Wffe-1 wondered which
was tine bigger 1ool-yon Tor writing
them or i for marrying you after re-
eefvinr them
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-06-11

Little wIIlie-Say. pa. what Is n mat
rim0ntal prize PA matrimonial
prize NV SOL As the woman some 9th
ct mnn mzrrie1 Chicago News
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-06-11

Tine British pnstal service has
been usint a good MANY automobiles
during the past wear and Charms tl1at
they have sawed over SSup.0ac.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-06-11

They seem 10 he IN love"
Yes; ] really believe those rwD
think as much of each other RE they
DO OF themselves Louisville Courier
7nurual
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-06-11

The men WIN haven't got their
new straw ilats vet are about tine
only ONES who are not finding fault
with the weata=r.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-06-11

Tire annual nel1ur1 OF tire Uniter
States stsamhnaf inspection service
shows that n1e lite WAS iosf for
every z-44D,1uo passengens EARNED
A4st yszr-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-06-11

A Judge IN Minnesota has decided
that une man iihels another if iae
SAys Tx wouldn't touch him with
tsn=fuut pDle,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-06-11

The actions Of men ere like the IN
Eiex OF b0oE--tfaey point ont wiazf rs
most remarkable IN them
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-06-11

Euhsrrihs fur Tine Age, &1DD-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-06-11

NOodsu0ck-Will Eaton, j. f. Joyce,
#. A. lzr1phsre, Eugene Bourbon, Benz.
Morse
Bridgswater-Pster Dundurnszu, II
6. Aver. Ellery Woods, Allen Piuney,
.John White.
Tug df War-W Woodstock Y. NJ. c. A.
defeated Holy Name Society
Vollsy ball, High school championship.
Woodstock neat So Royaib0n, Ludlow
neat Springfield In final, Ludlow ue-
fezted MOodsteck.
Archery, for young mm-Harold
Newton. Springfield. I; Harold Mack,
Woodstock, 2
w L Mack, Woodstock, won the
pigeon shoot, breaking IA birds in
"A shnts; Claude Dewey 2nd.
Five men entered tine potato
contest ON horseback. Wax
ter Shurtleff won, the others finish
ing III TINS order; Hlenn I.0bIisll, j
B. Miller, HinrtlRnn; seury Hudson,
.luerilee. Is u Kelly, Waorstock-
a haiF uaile horse rAee foli0wed
the mhove event. and 1t aroused much
t. u. Kelly, who
snuld ride ms good hlAck horse het-
lsr tiaan he rDnla pick mp potAtacs,
Won, Henry Hudson and Glenn
IsobIien faliowing him under tine
WIFE.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-12-08
Cove News

Cove. Dec. 1.-The Cove school
is making preparations for bas-
ket social which will be given OH
Friday evening the 23rd of this
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Weaver
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Prater and daughter, Grace, and
son, Paul, are spending the winter
in California.
Lester GARDENERS mother and
niece, of Buffalo, n. v, who have
been visiting with Mr.. GARDENER 5
family departed for California re-
Gently.
The ncighborhood was saddened
recently by the death of Mrs. Ho-
gan who was buried in the Thorp
cemetery Oh Tuesday.
While the Gregory young people
were sleighriding recently, the
team run away, slightly injuring
Miss Ada Gregory and Mr.. War
ner.
James McQueen's mother, who
has been visiting him for some
time, departed for her home in
Oregon on Tuesday.
The roads are fine in our locality
almost as fine in places as if they
had been strained through a silk
handkerchief.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-12-08
Notice to Creditors
No. GA

In the Superior Court Of Kit,I,as ,,,..
ashington. ''' WAY
In the matter OF the estate OF William
killmorc, deceased: 'N
Notice le hereby given, that letter. ,,,
mentary on the estate Of William n KpI. y.
deceased. were granted 70 the updersr s;-'
the 81 day OF October 1910, By The unS,
riOr court. T
All persons having claims against aI, III,
are required TO present them with M ma
>ary vouchers, 10 me at residence Of Jot,yT
more, Ellcnsbnrg Washington. within an n,
after the date OF this netlce or thev sb,l !,
forever barred
Dated at Ellensburg, Wash, this s,d ars
November 1910.
JOSEPH me S. KILLu0l
Executrix will OF VIM, D. Killmore dsas
FRS, Insertion Nov. Last insertion Nor
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-12-08
DIED

Nerna Wilson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Wilson, OH South
Pine street, Sunday, Dec. 4, of
tubercular meningitis; age | years.
The funeral took place from the
Christian church, yesterday.
Mrs. Anna Hogan, at her home
in Manastash Canyon, Monday,
Dec. 5th, after a lingering illness
of several months. Age so years.
Funeral Tuesday forenoon,
Mrs. Hogan leaves, besides her
husband, five children-two
daughters and three sons-to
mourn her death. The interment
was made in the I. O. O. f. cem-
etery at Thorp.
Mrs. J. H. Preston, of Robinson
Canyon, Friday, Dec. 2, of pneu-
monla, the illness being of short
duration. She was about 60 wears
old. lnterment was made in the
l. y. Q. F cemetery at Thorp,
conducted by Rev. w. p. Jennett.
Mrs. Preston had been blind for
several years. She leaves to mourn
her death, fonr sons, all living in
the valley, and a sister living in
Eugene, Oregon.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-12-08

Mrs. II. {. Acklev is suffering
from a spraincd ankle.
DR.. Thomas X. Steagall of Ia
coma, is in the city this week.
Marian, Is months cid daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. German OF
Medora, n. d., who. are here on a
visit. is dangerously i'll at the home
of MIR. and Mrs. John Bench.
Chas. L.ambson spent Monday
night in North Yakima, operating
a moving picture machine at the
Burns-Maver exhibition.
We were mistaken last week
when we said Chas. A. Manners
was going to take charge of John
son Bros. store in Gle Elum. He
was only going to take position
III the store.
Louis Burtle received letter
from ]. A Salzcr * Co., this week
congratulating him on his crop OF
l4l bushels and IS pounds of oats
from one acre, the seed of which he
bought of the Salzcr company.
They informed him that III the
contest he drew the second prize,
10 acres of land, Marinetta county
Minnesota, and that deed for
some would be sent him as soon as
he could select his quarter of the
100 acres from map endorsed of
the section.
J. J. Michel, after sp ngendi
day with his parents, returned to
Spokane,
Mrs. O. w. Pautzke returned
Sunday, from Auburn, where She
spent several days with Mrs. James
BOYD.
NJ. NJ. Damman of Pullman is
III the city visiting relatives and
friends and looking after his in
terests in the valley.
John A. Flodnc of Liberty, is
spending few days in the city.
Rev. Grim reports an attendance
of 2S7 at Sunday School, Sunday
forenoon.
Coblc Lodging house on Pearl
street, was robbed early Tuesday
morning The burglar, George
Wilson, got s. so in cash. Chief
Calvin got him four hours later and
he now languishcs in the county
bastile.
Mrs. Clyde German is on the
indisposed list.
+. J. Oeltjen returned from Sc
attic, Monday.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-12-08
CleElum News

Gle ELuM, Dec. 7.-M' and
Mrs. NJ. G. Cox and family a'
ENJOYING a visit from Mrs. Williams
of North Yakima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus kirby as
residing in the F. o. Lodge during
their absence on the Sound
Mrs. F.. l.. Fell will ente ''
the Guild at her home, 'l0 W" 10
Third, on Saturday Afternoon ~
cember II. 4.
Miss Sarah Brennan spent 'a'
weekend with her mother ana -
tiers returning to Seattle '''
of the week.
+. II. Gillette, who 1ooA
month Law off from his position s.. y
Northern Pacific agent at Gle E'''
returned home til first ofthe sss'
He has been visiting in Illinois,
At a special meeting Of A s'.''
Chan ter, O. f. S., held last l'''
dav evening Mrs. J. M tO .s.,te.
initiated into the Order a O' =.
ans lunch closed the evening" '''
men acting as hosts. .,,.
Mrs. Geo. Plumb VI ovf
visited with Emma A. Green v "n
the week end then left for hs lend md
home in Brazil, India na' 70
the HOLIDAYS. ..I,ed
Mrs. Ernest Helvey wa :, The
to Shohomish last oun lucy. niece.
s co illness of her little ' n'sssI
The eli little girl is now c0'''''''
out of danger. Echo