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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-05-10
dorothy Dix

IA young woman asks NE if I can
give her any reliable receipt by means
Of which she can diagnose her own
feelings and tell whether she is in
love or not. She says she is engaged
to be married 10 a nice young man.
but that she does not thrill at his aD-
proach as the heroines of novels 90
under such circumstances, and this
leaves her in doubt as to the real state
of her feelings.
l would that l could answer my cor
respondents query definitely with a
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for
mula for ascartaining whether a heart
has sustained a compound fracture
from Cupids dart from which it VIII
never recover, or whether it has mere
Iy got a scratch wound that will heal
over without leaving so much as a
scar.
There is no other piece of informa-
ton in the world so important to her,
or that would be so valuable to her
or any other wOman-as to be able TO
tell whether she is really in love or
not. Mos. of the domestic misery that
We see about us is the direct result Of
people having made mistakes on this
important subject. They interpret their
symptoms enormously. They thought
that a passing fancy was a deathIess
passion, and by the time they found
out their error it was too late They
were married to the wrong people.
Don't Be Fooled by "Near Love-"
The danger of mistaking near love"
for the genuine article is one to which
womankind is peculiarly liable, since
women spend their lives in seeking
love, and they are so anxious to find it
that they are apt to pick up any sort
of a pinchbeck article and delude
themselves into the belief that It is the
real thing.
To a woman it is far more impOI-
tant to love than it is to be loved, be-
| cause as long as woman loves
enough she can forgive every fault and
shortening in a man Her affection
makes a halo, through which she sees
him glorifed.
My correspondent does well, there
fore, not to waste her time, as most
girls do, in asking, Does this man
love me with an affection that will last
through a lifetime?" but DO love this
man with a love that will never falter
or in six months will be wondering
what on earth 1 ever saw in him, that
I even imagined to be attracted"
But by what acid test shall a CIR
try her love to find out whether it is
pure COLL, or merely plated
Musing on the Absent Face.
First l should say, by the amount OF
a mans company she can stand with
out yawning. A poet has said: 'Un-
less you can muse in a crowd all day
on an absent face that has fixed you
then never can you love" Rats Any
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-05-10

Lame shoulder is nearly always due
to rheumatism of the muscles and
quickly yields to the free application
of Chamberlain's Liniment. For sale
by all dealers.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-05-10
HERE IS WHAT IS SAID TO
BE The TRUE TEST OF LOVE
How to Distinguish Between the Near" Complaint AMI
That Which is Chronic

body can mus on an absent face. It's
the present face that is the trouble,
and unless you can spend, say, long.
hot, summer day in joyous CONVERSE
ton with a man, and still pine for
more of his society when it is over in
stead of feeling that you are a candi-
date for rest cure, then you may be
very sure you are not in love.
The second test is to call halt on
the love making. and see if you'll like
the man as well when he is discussing
the political situation, or the financial
outlook, as you do when he is telling
you. that you are the most beautiful
creature on earth, with the most fas-
Chatting ways, and that he fell in love
with you at frs sight.
All of US, little sister, just warm up
to man while he is tiattering us. as a
kitten snuggles up to no. brick. Tn
fortunately, however, the language Of
matrimOny is not couched in compE-
mentary terms, and the question IS
whether a man has charm for You
that will make YOU hang upon his u
terances, no matter what he says, or
whether you merely enjoy him be-
cause he jollies you.
A third test Of love is to be found in
whether the man alone, is sufficient 10
you, or whether he has to be perpetu-
ally Offering a chrome with himself, .
set you to take him. If you prefer
spending the evenings with him, quiet
ly conversing in the back parIor, you
may be very sure that you are hard
hit for keeps; but if you like him best
when he is taking you to the theatre,
or out to supper, or doing something
else for your amusement, you are not
genuinely in love. You care more for
the good times he gives you than you
do the man.
A Strong Test of Love.
Finally, little sister, remember that
the supreme test of all love is sacri-
fee Consider well how you paint the
future to yourself. If, when you think
of marrying a man your mind dwells
only on what he can do for you and
what he can give you, and how happy
and comfortable he can make you, you
do not love him. But, on the other
hand, if you think of what you can do
for him, or what you can save him, Of
how you can help him, then that is
love-
The real test of love is not whether
you would like to wear a mans tiara
and ride in his automobile, but wheth-
er a gas range and two-by-four fiat
looks good to you, if only some par
ticular He is sitting across a little
table spread for two.
If you love a man better than you 10
ease and luxury and pretty clothes aud
gay times, then you have got the kind
of love that is chronic complaint that
lasts from the altar to the grave. 9th
erwise you have only a slight attack
of chills and fever that will soon pass
and leave you none the worse.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-05-10

ITO F'1""' ~ W VI ~ VI "
That's what you will say, and the
way you will feel about your Auto as
you take it out of our repair shop for
the first, second, third and succeeding
trial runs.
Maybe Better Than New
in fact a used machine kept in good
repair usually gives even better SER
vice than a new one Our expert re-
pair man will tell you why. All work
guaranteed.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-05-10

When a girl exchanges photos with
a man she generally gets the worst Of
it.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-05-10
BURGLAR Is POLITE ON
LEAVING The HOUSE
Addresses q Friendly Note to
the Owner

Atlanta, Ga, May 9.-Suppose you
awoke some morning from delightful
steep and went downstairs to find lot
CT your cherished jewelry and cut
glass gone, vanished as if by magic,
and lying on the dining room table the
following polite note:
'Kind Sir:
This is to say
Il hate to Do it, But
you are able to lose the money.
Thank you very much. So %,
For Mr. Burglar.
Every respectfully yours
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-05-10

That is precisely what Mr.. Albert
Howell, Jr., discovered a day or two
ago at his residence, 4S1 Peachtree
street. The burglars broke into his
residence through a glass window of a
pantry and ransacked the whole low
err floor of the house.
Among the articles of jewelry lost
were five gold medals which Mr.. How
ell valued very highly for their sentt-
mental association, won by him for
defamation and oratory at the vari-
Gus schools which he attended.
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wheeling MEN
Arc Elected 70 once a. Convention Of
Fire Insurance Agents at
Parkersburg.

So .al Il.ep1f 20 fu fns rnfeUIrcr.er
PAkkERSHURG. W Va. June q -
The annual convention ~ tho West
NirEinia association az local Gre fr
surancc agents. which was hold moro
today VAS largely attended. there he.
Ing manFtisifinE agents from over tho
sfa'c. Oh" association ua- entertained
90 luncheon at O'Clock this after.
noon ~ iho Country club. after which
th" business was completed and tho
following officers elected. proeidort
u 70 Knapp. rarkcrshurg first vice
pro dent %. r. Sfalunkor. Wheeling
second vice president. r. q Baker.
Parsons. third vice president. ID w
Patterson. Charleston. fourth vice
president Joe Para. Parker. burg
hhh vice president. G. " Blair. TIuu.
t'nrion. secretary and treasurer. = Al
hendricks Wheeling
Tho noxl meeting viii be- held az
Ciarksburg in June. 1912
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-28
WOMAN SWOONS
when Confronted with Husband Accused
OF Being a Los Angeles
Dynamiter.

Los ANGELES. cal. June O.. - Ueprc-
.tHlAi ives OF tle prosecution in tho los
ANGELES Times dsnamitlng case TODAY.
COM 'ontei Mrs prtIc T.. NJ Mautl.al
with her husband. one OF the accused
-pifaiprs iu an autcroofu or the
grand Jury chamber she became 30
much rHcif"i that she svoouaI
MrMHuIrHI 10 was said WAS faf-or.
from OBJ" fail tu plead with li- wife To-
no a. Witrc-7 for the prosecution Instead
or me defense. after sine bod rsr-f-fetf
IN refusing fo answer questions before
tho --and iury.
WHcr She emfr-eI from the Grand
jury room. Attorney Joseph -rnft I'm .t.
ISOLATED defense nf fuc .frNamarl BROTH
'le. rushed among f.c detectives SUR
i"lndtnE hog and with tIsu.hcf fefe.
tNep' 'hc Officers aside. with threats of
ti"l"nr" tf Trey did not reree "huuuIiur
THIS woman
Later when IIrs McNtariraf and bo-
nif"rnofs ren.hed tho efrraf ami lott boz
pr Hlt'm0hii". ar"fror machine. Occur
lowed
- d"f"rfiroa admitted That tnar are.
maxine rfcrr attempt fn win M.a NJ
NiANi'i' i7 Tho Hidr ~ fhe G~rse.uttou.
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MOOSE CLUB is
DENIED LICENSE
has NOT BEEN CHARTERED RE-
oUIRED LENGTH OF TINE.
Application OF Polish Club is Also Held
Up-other Licenses Granted.

Following the adjournment or council
last evening a session OF license court
was held. seven liquor license appIica-
tons were introduced but only i've were
granted. the applications Of the Moose
Benevolent club and the South Side Poi.
ish club being held up Those granted
were as follows. Elks club. RI. Henry
club. owls club, Ariou club and Alex
ander Bsllent At 1919 Market street
a different course was pursued this
year In the granting Of the licenses than
has been followed in the past Hereto
fore u has been customary FOR tho city
council 70 recommend clubs app. yiug FOR
liquor licenses o. the county commits
sioners and they. In turn. granted the
licenses. But this year % has been de
covered that the state Law requires tho
city 70 grant the licenses o. they are
granted at all. although the Dlty derives
no revenue from tho license tax paid. an
the money going 10 tho state.
The applications OF TIE Moose club and
the South Side Polish club were held up
on the advice Of Prosecuting Attorney
j. y. Handlan. who declared that clubs
which had not been chartered at least
Two years were not entitled % a license
under the laws o. the state Neither nf
these clubs have been chartered that
long and for that reason tho licenses
could not be granted
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See COPIED
FROM MORMONS
BOOKS OF LIFE" PARTIALLY
STOLEN FROM GOLDEN
BIBLE"
Mona Rees Completes Testimony and
Stands by Leader Of
Cult.

CHICAGO, June Pit was stated
at the states attorneys office today
that a remarkable similarity has been
discovered between the golden bible"
OF the Mormon church and certain
passages OF the book Of truth" which
figures largely in the trial OF Evelyn
Arthur See. founder OF the absolute
life cult. for the abduction OF Mildred
Bridges, IL years old.
'In the Golden Bible" which
Joseph Smith said ne had deciphered
from plates Of gold revealed TO him.
Smith frequently spoke OF free women
and men In the strain which seems
to have been closely copied by See"
said Prosecutor Burnham. The men
We have making comparisons tell me
that large portions OF Sees book were
taken verbatim, or almost SO, from
the Mormon book
Mona Rees Finishes.
Mona Rees. concluded her testimony
today. AS she frequently declined to
answer questions 'on advice of coun-
sell Judge Honore insisted that she
procure an attorney. Grant Newell
one OF the incorporators of Sees
''junior commonwealth" was retained
Throughout the day. the prosecutor
was unable to get the desired answers
from the witness. Miss Rees repeat
eddy took refuge in her constitutional
right not to incriminate herself. or by
answering with quotations from the
book OF truth"
EVaslve EVldlnce.
For instance: Isn't II a fact that
the book OF truth contains a reference
TO Stephen Bridges"
TT has a truth in It. and anyone who
lives up to II can be identified with
that truth"
Cant you answer my question:" Mr..
Burnham asked. sharply.
81 did"
Asked II she was known as the
spirit OF motherhood" she declined to
answer. could See typify the spirit
Of motherhood"
Il don't know, / suppose So"
THAT purifying meetings." at which
Sees converts would be purged OF
heir sense OF shame. were held at
Sees fiat was admitted by the witness.
Isn't It fact that, in purifying the
converts OF their sense of shame. the
subjects would be Invested OF their
clothing"
On advice OF Attorney Newell, Miss
Rees refused 20 answer.
At the conclusion of Miss Res testi-
mony, Police Captain Danner and sew
eral newspaper reporters were placed
on the stand. Captain Danner stated
that Miss Rees at first denied any IL
legality in her relations with See. but
that later. she confessed in the pres
ence OF himself and several neWspa-
per men. The reporters corroborated
Danner
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Tay.rn sola AZ Au,.lan

Special Dispatch tp ffe flfrIH~errer
FAlRMONT. W Va. Juno q o.
q Williams purchased tho skinner
Tavern property. which Doc nov occu.
pies az hosiery. and which ea.
cold a. public auction on iast gaiGr.
day Tho price paid was SIS 90
The schmulbach Company NJ wheel.
Ing De- said fo have been tho bigvc.f
creditor. having. o. is raid. about F,n.
600 AGAINST 'he property If ia ALLEGED
That Attorney Charles Herd Of wor
Eantown. BID So higher than tho bid
Tor which Tho property vas fnocEe.
down. and DO ie probable that ho uTl
insist that bic claim be- recognized
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Ilr and Mrs " W. Masters 81
Fulton. VIII return 90 their home Fri
day. otter spending a pleasant vaca-
zion 40 fhn homo NJ hts parents IN
GaIppniia ohio
while hauling gravel from rho crock
near Rudler'g MONDAY evening. wall
UHhln horee belonging % John Hsmm
tho contractor. ~ Gienwood. dropped
dead
Chester Rock. ~ Fulton. spent ves-
terdnv booking after business matters
lr N1undsviio
Horn. ~ Mr. ana Mrs. George a.
Nrrhi nld. OF GIenwood "a boy. SAT-
.rfrr
Mics EUzet.fh sauerman ie ha,inr
900 addition erected t0 her residence
in Fdrrwo01
flhrrf Hruz who was overcome by
fha heat lart Saturday ia rapidly re-
covering from thr effects at bits home
ir Fulton
United States NffrrIuH- ruar = or.
Dr Howard Tak,r. of frhD point. win
leave Saturday fYr VISIT with rria-
lives ln South 1fndl0r. NaeH
Eugene NirrtsU4r ~ FULTON has
rrfrpfrd q position with ~ T.. Shook.
fhr Fulton liver. man. ard entered I'D
Du hie duties rr.frrdrr
George Frnf..h returned 90 hir
homo in Pleasant valley Monday aft-
fr SPENDING H faw da.e iu povhnfan
Ha fH' rHfsfH ~ relatives
Sire August $780,. ~ Fulton ar-
comparisf hr Dor sons. Harold and
WrIrar. lrr visiting relatives fu eia-
f'rarI'ir f0r several days
hobart TmTarf Of Tdru.nrf f4a
rei9r.d hia position with tho wheel
inr Mold and Foundry COMPANY
Work on drilling the water we'll
which Ia fn Nf uUf d0uu near fHo Fuf-
H..H
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L- .f.. fn fHr InfafI .rar.rr
GRAFTON. Vs. va. June 20 Homer
Volt SON OF Judge John % Holt 81
Grafton. who recently graduated from
tho United states N4tai Academy. haa
boon assigned to duty on board enc
hai'ieehip Idaho. which Is now sta.
TONED Of Tongue leland Naty Yard. o.
Philadelphia. and ho uUu leave n "a
few d-5a to assume duty.
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LEASE HOTEL.
Mrs. Turner Wells VIII Operate Camp
Ground Hotel.

Tho ladies' Of the Camp Grounds As
ISOLATION have completed a contract
with Mrs Turner Wells for the con
Quoting " The hotel ON the camp
grounds Mrs Wells has had much
experience Goo the hotel business. and
for several years has conducted tho
Wells hotel Boo Sew Martinsville she
wiN hc ably assisted by her son and
daughter The hotel viii be- renova.
ted from top to bottom. and will be
opened fo ihc public July 4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-28
MELLON FIGHTS.
oIoets 90 Filing More Complete Bill In
Divorce Case.

rlTTSUrRG. June O.. stating that
previous BIN of particulars filed IN
his divorce proceedings is 600 and cuf.
hcicnf in Jaw. counsel for Andrew "
Mellon. multi millionaire banker 81
ihis city. today answered tho petition
NJ DIS wife. Mrs Nora NcMullen Mel
ION. remhor NJ prominent family Of
Dublin. Ireland lfo asks that rule
ho Eranfcd ~ show cause why he
should not Ole a moro specific bill of
particulars BE- discharged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-28
AUTO turned over
Four Aro Hurt In An Accident Near
ZarcGvtllc.

IANEsNTLfi- o.. June 25.- -Four per
sons were seriously injured. one perhaps
FATALLY tOui-ht. when IN automobile
kindcd ON F curve and turned over.
county Auditor Henry a Euerhaus sus-
i.4iucl three broken rihs and minor in
inries. J. ~. Rams bottom. once a Priest
l'lt iii ele.t'r. sustained a broken shout
Ger. Jack ksf re3N. i:oseVille. suffered
ronrus JON of 'se brain. broken ribs and
On mol iUfuria.. w NHe Nm. I.t-udOff,
&C WHgsDu. Iowa. also suffered coacI s-
sion ~ tIH brain. Kennedy may dic
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FALLS TO DEATH
Boy Plunges Over Rock az pinevifie
20 Crcck-His Neck is
Broken.

Special rHIannfrr fu f.r rrfrfr.-....-
PlNEVfLLE. vs. va. June 81
Nirgl senior. AGED ~. PLUNGED over
Castle Rock from narrow Iedro fou
seventy Eve feet fo tho creek hollow
crushing bic SKULL breaking Die mock
and on ankle. Death was insfantanc.
ons and The body was found in a
short limo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-28
EDGWOOD
News Notes of Edsowood and Vicinity

This evening at their new residence
on Edgington Lane. Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene EcltZ will be rendered "a reccp-
tion by their many friends. Tho ar
fair will be in the nature Of a miscel-
lancous shower.
Mr. and Mrs Hcltz viii return to-
day from their honeymoon trip in
cleveland Detroit and other lake
points. and Will 20 10 housekeeping
IN the recently completed residence on
Edgington Lane
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tr...Hf f.enrfrn fn tnr IRE IIfrcnr--
ELKfNS. w Va. juno 81 WAYNE
Wamelcy. a locginr train conductor
af MN Crock. vs. Va. was crushed
th.s morning while coupling hla train.
Ife was rushed 90 tho city hospital
hero hut died without rcrainlng ron.
soiouanora. a wife and four children
survive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-28
NEWARK BUGS HOLD
Big MASS MEETING
MAXI ELABORATE ARRANGEMENT
FoR oPEHIHo.
The League ouarAntss Of $500 ia Col
isotsd and 500 booster TIokets
Were Disposed Of

- baseball meeting re.f .r fNa nr.
pneum treafer This evening fIn ff.tfaI
was packed with enthuEIasfir nura a.
rent On giving class % baseball o. rfu.
arh DIX send Off, The Irar.Ia i.rIr-Hr.
Tee. of $500 uaa collie fad a.I sent fa.
FreFl1enf far-0u The 1900 ..-rf.
p ~ fuhHcrinrd anil fHp hundred fr.rf.
erF tirkete 40 q dollar a piece we're a4II
BeEidee Tile nffr dollars was COLLECTED
Tor a hand fnr opening day rufv rrH v.Iff
the South Frnd rnarrr.a
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rested at the gate OF the Federal
had been released from that in
stitution, where he served a sentence
prison today Immediately after he
OF two years for impeTsonating an Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-28
SUE CONTRACTORS.
Suit for Eleven Thousand Entered
Against Contracting Firm.

Sperili Dispatch tn the Intelligence.
PARkERSBURG. W. Va. June 81
suit was instituted i'm the circuit
court here this afternoon by the p.
}. tariin Construction company vs..
The Pneumatic Caisson company Of
New York. an action IN assumpsit. tho
damages being placed at S1l.OJo. The
defendant company who are contract
ors in the construction ~ Dam 10. be-
los here and their machinery was
levied ON following tho filing Of tho
suit. Later the defendants gave bond
for Tire attached property for twice the
amount of The suit.
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NIAGARA FALLS. y. y. June 81
Lincoln Honchey. the Californian avi-
nior. today. after circlinr above tho
falls. fwOopcd beneath tho arches Of
Tho upper steel bridge and down the
gorge almost 90 the whirlpool.
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Arrest Newspaper Man.

LEAVENWORTH. Kas. June 81
Donald c. Thompson, a newspaper
reporter Of Pittsburg. Pa. was ar
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Freismuth Charles Steward. Albert
klingcr. Earl Smith. claude McKOwn.
y. IT, Wagner and George KIce
Mrs. T.. W. Peterson is ~ at her
home in Woodlawn.
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PHILADELPHIA. June 1.-Two
mon we're killed by lightning. during
thundcrstorme which visited this city
and nciChboring towns late this AFT.
crnoon.
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Last Meeting.

The last business session 81 tho
Fulton Board ~ Education for tho
present year Will DE held Tomorrow
evening In tho Fulton School house.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-05-24
Commissioners Notice.
!. ESTATE OF SARAH TYL ER.

The undersigned, having been appointed
by the Honorable Probate Court for the dis
trict of Caledonia, commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands
of all persons against the estate of Sarah
Ty Ter. late of Danvi11e. in said district de-
ceased, and all claims exhibited in Offset
thereto, hereby give notice that will meet
for the purpose aforesaid, at the residence of
Henry r. Newell in the town of Danville, ia
said district on the list day of June, and
the 2nd day of November next, from 2 o'clock
until O'Clock p. M. on each of said days,
and that six months from the 9Th day of
May A. d. 1911. is the time limited by
said Court for said creditors to present their
claims to us for examination and allow ance.
Dated at Danville this 18th day OF May
A. d., 1911.
j. d. STEVENS,
B. g. VARNUM,
Commissioners
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-05-24
RYEGATE.

George Anderson was laid aside
from his work at the East Ryegate
paper mill by an attack of lumbago.
Mr.. and Mrs George Murphy of
Wells River visited their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Symes over Sun
day.
Mrs. Lawrence Gardner has so far
recovered from the measles as to be
able to be about. Miss Gardner ex-
poets to resume her school duties on
Monday of next week.
Norman Lowe is recovering from a
severe attack of measles.
The epidemic of measles has
abated, no new cases being reported.
Rev. j. A. McKirahan went to
Mortified on Tuesday to meet with
the Washington County Sunday
school convention He speaks on
Wednesday on the Adult Bible class.
his department in the state associa-
ton.
Mrs. Royden Cheney went on Mon
day to join her husband at Man
chester, N. H., where they will make
their home.
Mrs. Lawrence Leach and her faith
er, w. T. Nolan came from st.
Johnsbury on Monday.