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Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-24
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
UNcAsVILLE
Prominent Speaker to Address Grange
Graduating Exercises in the Tenth
District-SeciaI-Th amesviiIe Nine
Defeated by Juniors, rs to 9.

Mrs Clarence Walden and children
arrived Saturday from Boston 10
spend the summer with Mrs. Walden's
mother, Mrs. Irving Browning
Two carloads of machinery. part
of the Climax company. arrived at
Thames Speciality Co.'S mill Friday.
| Mrs. George Rice OF New Haven is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles
| Osborn.
| The Ladies Aid society of the Meth
odist church held q business meeting
| in the chapel Wednesday.
Took His Choice
| Madison Mott was brought before
Justice of the Peace William sorn1ddy
| Friday ON charge of vagrancy. He was
given his choice to go to Jail in Nor
| yich or to the aimshouse in town. He
chose the latter and was taken there
Saturday by Seleetman Moses Chap
man.
| Miss Mary Williamson of New Brit
ain is the guest of relatives in Pc
quot.
Grange Meeting Postponed.
Montville grange, Patrons of Hus-
| bandTy, met for a short session We'd
nesday night but the meeting was
postponed on account of the graSuat-
| ing exercises. The next meeting will
| be held June %, at which it has beer
arranged to have prominent grange
| officer deliver an address.
4 MISS Lena 1IdEfT.dH leII tuesday TO
spend a week visiting relatives in Nj
antic.
| The family of Thomas Blake. who
| have been occupying the house with
/ Elisha Vibber. moved this week 10
! Hartford. Mr.. Blake is remaining for
a few days.
/ Graduating Exercises in Tenth Dis
| trict
| There was 2 large attendance at the
4
| building of the Tenth district Gun
| casvflle), Monday afternoon. The
| rooms were decorated with flowers and
| the art class displayed their studies
| TO good advantage There were seven
| in the class, five from the schools for
! merly conducted III the Haughton and
| Massapeag districts. They We're Ha-
eel Beebe. Donald Billiard, Roger Bull
| lard, Agnes GoOdfellow, Ruth Long
| Clifford Percival. Lloyd Rush. Miss
| Ruth Long had the class paper and
va1edietory. The diplomas were pre-
scented the graduates by Supervisor
} Carlton r. Wheeler The prizes award :
| ed from the Con,stock fund were dis
| tributed by Miss Grace Hooper, prin-
cipaI of the school.
Opening Social.
Saturday night a private reception
was held at Cartons pavilion in Pc
quot, about twenty couples being pres
1 eIlt 1HlS Was the lISl social OIL the
| season.
| The fife and drum corps gave Mr.
/ and Mrs. Edwin Certer serenade on
! Tuesday night. About thirty went
| down to their new home. Refreshments
and cigars were served the company
! The Montville Juniors went to Sandy
Desert, Sunday afternoon, to meet the
/ Thamesville A. c. nine. The game was
won ny the Montville team by d score
| of 26 to 9.
! A number from this place attended
| graduating exercises of the class al
! Norwich Free Academy held Wednes-
/ day night. Miss Gertrude Rogers
from this town was graduated.
/ Anderson Discharged by Court
| In the case against Frank Ander-
\ son, arrested for theft of $50 from the
| house of Joseph Levine, the court held
| that there was not sufficient evidence
| SO Anderson was acquitted.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-24
EKOMK
Schools Close for Summer-Granss
Observes Memorial Day-Notes.

Miss Maud Chapman closed Very
successful year of school on Friday
and returned to her home in Norwich
on Saturday for the summer vacation
Alvin Corey took a trip to Fishers
island, Noanlz ana Norwich this week
Sunday was observed by the Grange
as Memorial day. Rev. Mr. Carter
preached an inspiring sermon, and aft
err the service the members drove to
two cemeteries and decorated the
graves of II brothers and sisters with
wreaths and bouquets of lovely flow
ers.
Mrs. Wetmore and Miss Nettie GAL
lup entertained large company on
Sunday; those from out of town be-
ing George Frinll and family of Mood
stock. and Mr.. and Mrs. John Baton
OF Wauregan.
Charles Hopkins took Mrs. Byron
Gallup and son Everett to Norwich in
his automobile Tuesday afternoon to
attend the graduating exercises at the
y. F. A.
- Rev. and, Mrs. Toomey are visitors
at \. A. Stentons: they are on their
way home to Portland, Me-, from the
convention In Philadelphia.
Miss Margaret Tanner closed a sue
eessful Year of sehoo! in the Wylje
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-24
NINDHAM COUNTY
EAsTFoRD
chiIdren's Day Exercises-SchooIs
Close With Special Programme
Surprise Gift for M. Darwin Lewis.

Children's day was observed last
Sunday at both Methodist and Congre-
gational churches Rev J. B. King at
the Congregational church last Sun
day morning spoke particularly to the
youth. The Sunday school concert was
given at the chapel in the evening with
Gilbert Deane superintendent. The
recitations were interspersed with sre-
cial music by the choir. The chapel
was decorated with flowers.
Welcome Davis superintendent the
concert at the Methodist church which
consisted of recitations interspersed
with singing. Mrs. Mary Marcy played
and sang solo. Rev A. H. Whitney
ma ie the closing address. The church
was prettily decorated with flowers.
Miss Ruth Platt has closed her
school and returned to her home in
Shelton.
Close of School.
June 18th the closing exercises Of The
Eastford schools were held in the
chapel Charles E. Pratt supervisor of
schools. arranged the programme.
which was preceded by prayer by Rev.
J. B. King. Miss Ruth Platt and Mrs.
Albert Hammond's school had an in
teresting exercise. Song by Misc
PIatt's school, recitation, The Light
Brigade, by Miss Platt's Sixth grade:
Memory Gems, by Mrs. Hammond's
school: First grade drill with chart
and blackboard: selections from Jones
first reader: song by Miss Platts
school: Miss Shields school recited
Barbara Freitcnie in concert: Miss
Amy MilIer's recited The Village
Blacksmith and had a spelling exer-
else and chart work; Miss Mcnamara S
school recited 23d Psalm and The Blue
and the GRAY in concert: also had 4
geography drill: Miss Alice J. Carpen-
ters school recited in concert Robert
of Lincoln. read from chart and from
a book and there was a drill in num-
Der work from the chart: remarks
were made by Rev. Fl. B. Goodsell of
North Ashford Baptist church. He
presented a diploma to Mr.. Stevens.
Remarks were made by the superin-
tendent.
Miss Alice J. Carpenter closed her
school in district No. 2 on June 18th,
making seven consecutive years she
has taught there. Mr.. Pratt gave Miss
Carpenter the highest percentage of
any teacher in town in attendance,
also highest average in number work.
Surprise Party.
Thirty of the young people gave NJ.
Darwin Lewis surprise party on the
evening of June 18th. There were
games and music and singing was
enjoyed. Charles Clark presented him
handsome raincoat in behalf of the
following young men: Charles Bar
rington. Dana Keith. Charles w
Clark. Clifford Bowen, Emerson Jones
Harold Num-. Cake and ice cream
were served.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-24
| district and is enjoying well earned

district and is enjoying q well earned
vacation.
Mrs. Olive Gallup and Miss Cynthia
Gallup attended a Sunday school con-
cert IN Moosup Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Stanton, Mr. anG
Mrs. J. Tworney, Mrs. Ellen Frink and
Mrs. Ida Frink attended the gradual
ing exercises of the K II. s. Tn Daniel
son on Thursday. Mr.. Stanton's grand
daughter, Miss Methel Miner Stanton,
is one of the graduates.
Preparations for entertaining the
Stonington Union association at Ster-
ling Hill church next week are nearly
completed
Mrs. Ada Brown, Miss Susie Brown,
and Miss Margaret Tanner were in
DanieIson Thursday
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-24
DAYVILLE
Local Officers of DanieIson D. A. r
Chapter-Generai News.

Mrs. C.. A. Russell las returned from
a visit to Whippoorwill camp.
Miss Grace Dencing has returned to
New Haven after spending two weeks
with Mrs. c. w. Atwood.
= Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. LaBelle are at
Northbridge, Mass, for several days
Mrs. George Brown end Mrs. Mil
tor Warren were guests of Mrs. Frank
Bennett.
Mrs Frank Bennett was chosen re-
gent and Miss Bernice Cogswell re-
cording secretary of Sarah Williams
Danielscn chapter, D. A. R., on Thurs
day.
Morris Reynolds Of Salem. Mass.
spent the week end with Rev. and
Mrs w J. Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Lorne Greig were
in Hartford the past week.
Miss Raynie Stebbins spent the week
end in Norwich.
The Ladies Aid society met Wednes-
day with Mrs \. Lorn Greig
Miss Emma Benoit spent Sunday
with friends in Worcester.
Edward Brennan was the guest of
friends in Providence Sunday
Daniel Meehan is home again.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-24
WOODSTOCK VALLEY
People Who Come and Go-New Haven
Auto Party Entertained.

Miss Mary Sumner spent Sunday
with her cousin, George Phillips, and
family of West Woodstock
John F. Spencer and family of VIII
lin1antic spent Sunday at Allen w.
Kenyons.
Mrs. Waldo Carpenter has been i'll
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Hiscox spent
Saturday in Worcester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen w. Kenyon took
an auto trip to Wi1limantic Sunday at
terhoon. returning Monday.
Miss Dora Alderman spent last week
with her sister Miss Alice Alderman Il,
returning home on Sunday.
The ball game Saturday between the
Eastfords and Woodstock Valley re-
suited in victory for the home team.
Sidney P. Butler entertained an au-
tomobile party from New Haven over
Sunday.
Henry C. Fiske and family of Stat
ford were in town Sunday.
Miss Maude Briggs is spending a
few days with her grandfather, Ben
jamin Chandler.
Miss Louise Kenyon spent Monday
with friends in Pomfret, returning on
Tuesday.
Miss J. Louise Kenyon and Mrs A.
len w. Kenyon spent Wednesday in
Sturbridge. Mass, the guests of Mrs.
Ernest Barnes.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-24
MINISTER
Rev. F. E. DelzefI Visits Former Par
ish-Nctes.

Rev. Clarence Barber of Danielson
occupied the pulpit of the Congrega-
tionaf church last Sunday morning in
exchange with tine pastor.
Rev. r. E. De1zeI1 of Brentwood, n.
H. and a former pastor here, has been
the guest of George Rathbun and fam
lily. the past week. Much sympathy is
expressed by friends in this parish be-
cause of the recent death of his wife.
A number from this place attended
the conference of six churches in Lis
bon, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Roy Barstow and
two children of Norwich are spending
the week at George Barstowfs.
Mrs. Dusenberry and two children
of New York are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lyon of Dan
ie1son spent Sunday with Columbus
Smith.
Miss Myra Adams of P1ainfield called
at Merrill Buttons on Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. S. e. Carter of Plain
field visited Mrs. Carriers brother, Mer-
rilI Button last week. Mr.. Button is
still very ill.
Mrs. Glenn Lyon and little son of
DanieIsen are spending the week with
Mrs. Columbus Smith
Rev. Mr.. BaTnford of Plainfleld will
preach in the church here Sunday aft
erncO1 at 2.30 O'Clock.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-24
WlMDHAM
Graduation Exercises Held Thursday
Afternoon-Notes and Personals.


w. S. Kelsey and family of Boston
are in town for the summer.
The graduation exercises of the
grammar school We're held Thursday
afternoon. Three members of the Sc
Nor class received diplomas, Edith
Wood, Harry Adams and Alan Guild.
Miss Charlotte G. Parsons of Boston
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. S.
kelsey, over Sunday.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Fl. c. Lathrop and
Guilford Smith attended the banquet
of the State Bankers association at
Eastern Point Wednesday night, maxi
ing the trip in Mr.. Smiths car.
Miss Lillian Pegram of Montelair,
\. J., is with Mrs. Ada Larrabee for
three weeks.
Mrs. Albert Gallup and son Raymond
of Hartford were at w F. Names ov-
er Sunday.
Mrs Albert Bates is spending the
day IN Hartford.
Miss Dorothy Brown was in Hamp-
ton last Sunday.
Mr. Roberts and son Arthur of
Hampton were at Edward Billings last
Sunday
Frank Larrabee and family of Will
mantle, Charles Larrabee, Jr., and fam
lily. and Mr.. and Mrs. James G. La
throp We're at Charles Larrabees on
Tuesday to celebrate his Goth birthday
Mr.. Larrabee received many congrat-
ulations and calls.
Mrs Frank Wilcox was in Norwich
on Tuesday.
Mrs Homer Wood and Miss Sarah
Rathburn have returned from a ten
days visit in Vermont.
Miss Osgood of Norwich was the
guest of her uncle. Charles Webb, at
the Inn, on Thursday.
Mrs. F. F. Webb. Mrs. Julia Arnold
and Miss Gertrude Arnold were in
Mansfield Thursday.
The Womens Foreign Missionary So
ciety viii be entertained by Mrs. Jo-
sephson next week.
Mrs. John NJ. Palmer is in Hartford
this week. attending the closing exer-
ciscs at the high school, where her
granddaughter Margery is a graduate.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-24
cLARK'S CORNERS
Closing Exercises at sehooI-PupiIs
Enjoy PieDic-Aecidsnt.

The closing exercises Of the school
were held Friday at o'clock. The
room had been attractively decorated
in red, white and blue. Laurel and
ferns were also used. The following
programme was carried out: Opening
exercises; Father Dear, song, school;
Spring. poem, school; Fling Out the
Flag, school; reading teacher; Grand
vim. John Mavin, Luther Martin, Will.
liam Scott; Eighth grade reading;
Fourth grade reading; Second and
Fourth grades arithmetic. First grade
reading; Pretty Lady Holiyhoeks,
Scott: The Hoppers, Arthur Navin;
Seventh and Eighth grade arithmetic;
First grade spelling; Daisies, Ruth
Scott; To the Saw, song, school,;
First and Second grade language;
Fourth grade language; Garden Straw
berries, William Scott, John Navin,
Luther Martin; Our Flag. May Col
bury, William Martin, Ruth Scott
Martin Navin, May Navin: If You
Would Truly Happy Be. Luther Mar
tin; Speech, Helen Navin: The Best
VergiI Colbury: Woodland Friends, Ar
thur Navin; June Song, school: For
the Sake of Others, William Martin;
Daisies. Martin and May Navin Ruth
Scott, Mary Colbury: Fish Story. Will
liam Scott: Spring Song, school: The
Boy. Luther Martini My Doll, Viola
Navin; Bo Peep. Paul Navin; Good
Bye, Little School Room Song school.
Twenty parents and friends Were
present Out of town visitors We're
Miss Sarah A. Tiffany of Worcester,
Mrs. Bernard and Miss Doris Mrs.
Peach of Hartford and Mr.. Morgan of
Hampton. All declared that the chill
drens work had improved greatly DUR
ing the past year.
School Picnic.
On Saturday the teacher. Miss Viola
F. Jewett, and pupils enjoyed q picnic
on the grounds at Miss Jewett'S home.
A delightful afternoon was spent. Miss
Jewett left on Monday for the teach
ers' camp at Lake WauamDaug, South
Coventry.
Local Notes.
Miss Sarah A. Tiffany visited at AL
len Jewett's Thursday.
James Oliver was at Concord re-
Gently and early in this week he took
the entrance examinations for Har-
ward university.
Mr.. and Mrs W. n. Jewett were re-
cent guests of Wallace Tuttle at Mid
dletown.
Jewett to the lake Monday.
Cut Right Leg.
While working in the woods Burton
Melvin cut his right leg. 1t was
necessary to have surgical aid. He is
confined to his bed.
George GIazier spent Sunday at his
home in E1liotts.
Mrs. Hepsy Boden of Wiilimantic
visited at The Naples Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Bigelow Of
Newfoundland n. j.. have been spend :
ing their honeymoon at the latter's
aunt's, Mrs. Robert Jennings, since
Thursday.
Arthur Navin took the entrance ex-
animation Friday for Windham High
school.
Charles Oliver returned from the
Connecticut Agricultural college and
spent the past week at his home. He
left Saturday for Washington, Conn,
where he will be employed.
Mrs. p. J. Navin attended the mar
rage CT her cousin at Maynard, Mass,
June Z.
Mrs. Grace Durham, who has COM
pleted a course at Simmons college,
visited her aunt, Mrs L. Fl. Jewett on
her return trip to. her home at Los
Angeles. Cal.
The Chaplin Ladies' Aid society met
at Mrs. c. w. Martins Wednesday,.
Miss A. Faye Darrow has returned
to New London.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-24
POMFRET CENTER
Local Cattle Fanciers Purchase High
Grade Cows-Apiaries Inspected.

DIR. Hutchins, DR.. Clarke, Carl Sharpe
and E. E. Brown attended the Jersey
sale at Village Farm Worcester, Mon
day of last week.
Tuesday DR.. Clarke attended the
Cunningham Jersey sale at Bolton.
Mass, and purchased five finely bred
animals.
Flag day was observed by Wolf Den
grange Wednesday under the direction
of Miss Edith Briggs. who presented
a fine programme.
Thursday DR.. James Hutchins, Ar
thur Rhodes, E. E. Brown and Thomas
HanIey attended the Ayrshire breeders
sale at the fair grounds, Worcester.
DIR. Hutchins and Mr. Rhodes bought
fine animals.
Mr.. Yates, the state inspector of
bees. has been inspecting the Pomfret
apiaries this week
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-24

teacher in the village school, has re-
turned to her home in Dautalson. She
expects to spend the summer ut Sara
toga Springs and in the fall 1T is the
districts good fortune to have her re-
turn to this village and teach for the
coming year
Mrs. B. C. Bugbee is spending few
weeks in Kennebunk, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Pratt who have
been visiting their grandparents. have
returned to Amherst, Mass.
William Whitehouse is in the employ
of the C. E. White Lumber company.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-24
WlLSONVILLE

Edmund Kiely is at home for va
cation with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Paine.
The schoolchildren enjoyed a picnic
with their parents and friends last
Friday afternoon.
j.. Keegan was in Uxbridge one day
last week
Mrs Pratt and daughter were in
Webster Thursday.
Mrs Irene Miles and daughter Ms
rion of Webster were at her fathers
last Friday
T.. ]. Uphaln Of Webster was with
his brother and family one day last
Weel
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-24
RAWSOM
Fuller Family Arrives at Summer
Home-Personals.

Joseph Diatschie hss returned from
a short outing in Provid ence AMI
Woonsocket.
Frank Phillips made an auto trip
to Storrs college Sunday.
James Smith OF Wexford, r. T., was
a guest in town Friday.
Joseph Dietschie spent Sunday 1T
Crescent Park. Providence.
Mrs. J. r. Fisher is entertaining her
mother from Boston.
E. NJ Fuller and family of Provi-
dence have opened their bungalow in
Hemlock Glen.
George Groesbeck, William Ross ard
Fred Burns of Hartford were guests -
l.. c. Stocking on Friday night. the
party coming in MIR. Burns big steam
or
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-24
CAMPBELL's MILLS

Mrs. Rebecca Bitgood, who has been
visiting her daughter in Moosup, has
returned to her home here.
G. p. Douglas, who has ben visiting
al the home of II. Wilcox the past
three weeks. is in Norwich, visiting
his daughter. Mrs. Jane Conhlin.
Mrs. Hannah Dixon is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Annie Foley in Oncco.
Mrs John Tanner and daughter,
Minda, were in Norwich Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-24
HOWARD VALLEY

Charles Phillips has moved his saw
mill to the Jack Wibber1y lot in Can
terbury.
Rev. John Ralsets of Clinton. Mass.
has moved to the 'Scribner place in.
Scotland.
Elmer Hawks and Raynor have fin
ished their work in New Britain and
are at home
F. A. Durham and H. Humes were
!. S-fielson las. West
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-24
fAWBUx VALLEY
Carol Maine on Trip to South Dakota

Mrs. Yen Lew made a recent trip to
Westerly.
Carol Maine has gone for a short
stay in South Dakota, where he will
be the guest of Charles Hewitt
Edith and James Palmer have been
guests of their grandparents the past
week
Miss Anna L. Chapman who has
been teaching at Noank, is at home for
vacation.
William -Rathbun made a business
trip to Providence last week
Mr.. and Mrs. David Mason of West
erly were callers at Charles Palmer
Sunday.
Miss Ruth Chapman of Westerly is a
visitor at Charles Chapman's.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-24
= WARRENvILLE
School Picnic-Reautiful Gift for the
Teacher,

School closed Saturday with a pic
mic on the school grounds. The school
children and their parents spent a very
enjoyable afternoon. AT the close f
the exercises Earl James. one Of the
pupils, presented the teacher, in behalf
of the pupils beautiful bracelet.
Miss Eva Spaulding. who has JUS
closed a most successful Year as
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-24

Bill--What is Gils favorita cereal ?
Jfll-Wild oats lIess-Yonkers
Statesman.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-08
PLANS COMPLETED
FOR BISHOPS HOME

tlans have been completed for the
elegant new residence OF Bishop ard
Mrs. Edward a. Temple in Amarillo
This structure will be erected aud
equipped at cost OF somewhat more
than 100000. II will he distinctive
In architecture, and of brick con-
Ftruction. embodying many of the
Oldest AS well rs the newest conceits
in architecture. blended and harmon
we'd throughout The Interior will
b. made TO comport with and reflect
the elegance Of the interior
II is learned that contract will soon
~ lie, for this mansion. which will
BE- located in the southwestern sec
yon Of the city. bishop and Mrs.
Temple are now living on Washing
ton street, hut are ANXIOUS TO have
their new home completed. ~ that
the transfer OF their household may
b. made
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-08
MODERN WoODuEN SELEC
NEW CAMP OF 'Ei;S

paloduro camp, Modern Wood
men OF America. at its annual ction
of officers Wednesday nigh with
three exceptions reelected It's ia OF
iicers. most OF whom were ectcd
BY acciamation. The officers " tn
ensuing year are Consul. Jim y
Gilyin: past ronsul. w. +. u inner
man. Advisor, +. w Popham Bank.
er J II. Notthrop, Clerk. .oui'
l.inke Escort. VI. NJ. Tin mons
Waterman. O. II. hawkins: scntry
W. l.. Howard Trustees. F. " Pop
ham. lohn r Gilvin. NJ. II. ilav kias
physicians. all doctors who ar mem
hers OF the society
Paloduro camp has had a yery sue
ccssful year and the members ere
enthusiastic over the ptopccs for
future growth. District Deputy Bert
Oakman Is here and a larr, class
adoption and banquet will b held
Januar: 3, Ia celebration OF tie so
ciety's tweuty-ninth anniversaiy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-08
HOLIDAY VACATION
WILL BEGIN FRIDAY

II Is announced that the annual
vacation for the Amarillo public
schools will begin Friday. December
r. and continue until January ?.
During that period from December
l6 to December 81 the Potter County
Teachers Institute will be in session
In this city. the High School building
being designated as the place OF con-
Quoting the meetings.
Program for the meeting of the
teachers has been announced. and II
is stated in this connection that a
number Of teachers from counties
where no ins,itutes are to be con.
Quoted will be in attendance on the
Potter county meeting.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-08
sAMsOM's ARRIVAL
IS AGAIN DELAYED

d { priddy. acting secretary for
the Chamber of Commerce. received
telegram yesterday from Lewis u
Samson. the organizer who was ex-
Dected In the CITY In the forenoon
from Wichita. Kansas. that unfore-
seen occurrences prevented his de-
parture at the hour named. and he
win be here TO-DAY
The same committees are To be re-
tained by the board OF directors TO
have charge OF the visitor when he
shall arrive In the city The meet
ing scheduled to have beer held last
night will he carried over until this
evening at 7'30 o'clock. At the
meeting this evening. there will be
an exchange of ideas between the Of
acers OF the Chamber of Commerce
and the expert who Is here for the
purpose of getting concept Of the
possibilities OF the field
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-08
Oregon nair,men in Session.

Portlandg Ore, Dec Questions
OF vital importance TO dairymen aud
those engaged in handling the pro-
ducts Of the dairy farm are to he
dealt with at the twentieth annral
convention of the Oregon Dairymens
Association. which met in this city
TODAY for ] two DAYS session. In con-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-08
WILL REMOVE.

kalls Texas Wonder will remove
Kidney and Bladder troubles, Rheu-
watism. Gravel. Diabetes. Neuralgia,
Weak and lame backs, Ono hottie gel.
dom falls TO cure Write for testimon.
,sls DR.. F.. W. Hall, 1926 Olive st
~ Louis. Mo Sold by Druggists.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-08
Silks for Waists and Dresses

IN appropriate present would be a Sill was.
or an evening dress in messaline or fancy silks
Our silk department is OF the reliable kind
q. and 4. and Cortioclli silks get the sinl NJ
Man the madam will do the rest