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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-12
MRS. JACK JOHNSON
SELF SLAIN IN
\ D ME- At
CHICAGO
Stunned Because She We'd
ded Negro, Wife Of Black
Champion Prize Fighter
Ends Troubles With Bullet.
SUICIDE ON EVE OF
VISIT TO LAS VEGAS
NY Leased wire a. E,euinr ncrnidl

~ Leased Wire o. EVenlRE HcrRIdl
Chicago. sept '2 Mrs Jack John
son. wife uf the worlds champion
heavyweight pugllist committed sui
eide late last night iu her apartments
here b, shooting herself through the
head. she died AN hour later at %
hospital
Facts that came out soon after
Mrs. Johnson shot herself showed
that she had decided tu commit sui-
eide Js soon as nor husband lrit the
house Co go down town Then Mrs.
Johnson called her two euloTcd maids
into hcr bedroom 1ud told them she
wanted them Co Join her iu prayer.
with an arm about each of them Mrs
Johnson knelt az the bedside. The
maids followed her example and the
three prayed together for several min
utcs As they arose. Mrs Johnson.
pressing hor hands tp her face, said
God pity poor woman who is
lonely"
She sent each ot the maids into
other ruums on orruuds ANA before
either had time to return shot was
fired aud when thcN came back they
found her wing on tho floor fatal,
wounded She was taken tu a hos.
pitai whore she died ut $3.50 this
morning.
Ou the recent ulp Geo lHs Vega,
when Johnson fought JIm FLYNN. Mrs
Johnson ls said 90 have remarked to
friends that eNcrA one summed her
because she had married negro auo
that she was unhappy,
Mrs. Johnson was 81 years old and
the daughter uf Mrs David Terry p'
Brooklyn. y. v. Whom she married
johnson she was thu divorced wIt,
of Clarence Durycu, a. we'll known
turf man
Mrs Johnson .ct was attributed
hy her husband to nctyous attack
one of series from which she had
suffered for two wears. Mrs john
son also is suld to have shown symp,
toms of tuberculosis She was lU hul,
lcft for Las Vegas last night
MIS-. Johnson did not regain con.
s,iousucss after the shooting Hol
husband aud seven other persons
| mainly relatives uf the negro pupi
| list. were at her bedside when sh,
! died. 4 Roman catholic priest ud
mlulstorcd oNtrymr unctiun
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-12
KINNOTER CATRON GIFTS
PROLONGED AfII ~ -

The state convention uf the Etpuh-
Iicau marty of New Mexico was called
To- order AT 2.30 %. m today hv state
chairman Vonoeslau jartmIllo. wh"
Immediately requested the reading of
the official call
After the reading ui the call NJ
Jaramillo suggested for the commit
tee the selection ut lion. Thomas H
Cutron ct Santa lr county United
states senator us temporary char
man. with Ucrhort " 1lurk ui i,a-
Vegas temporary secretary. aud Nrs.
tor Muutuvu OF Berualulu, Blus san
chez of Mora and Luis Armiju ui
san Miguel county us interpreters.
Upun motion ui Judge g.. \ Mann
ut Hrrnullllu, the suggestion "t the
central committee was unanimously
adopted ana the chair appointed
United states Senator Albert y. Fail
Mir Sanchez ot Valencia. ana Eugo'
uiu Rumcro of Suu Miguel ccuuty to
conduct the temporary chairman t'
the platform.
senator Catrou WAS greeted with a
prolonged ovation uuG tmm,dint'y
plunged into hts Keynote speech
which was punctuAt,d Win frequent
uutbursts of approval by thc couvvn
tiun. Al exactly 3 u',luok Mr. Catrul
began careful, detailed statement
uf the position ui the Republican
party iu the present campaign q
was mastery effort and evoke,
tremendous enthusiasm uu the par
of the delegates. u- Mr 'utrun con
graduated the party uu its showing %
strength and the outlook Tor victory
The mention of william uowDt'
Taft aud the culogN ho received IRON
the veteran Republican leader Wa
the signal for dvuirniug cheers IRON
the convention. AMI seldom iu th
history of the party iu This state h'
the opening speech of a convcntlul
been the signal for SUI h an onthus
iustic demonstration.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-12
ATTACK VALIDITY OF
INDICTMENTS OF
DENVER CITY
OFFICIALS
Defendants Base Plea in
Abatement on Allegation
Advisor of Grand Jury Was
Not Properly Qualified.
COURT WITHOUT POWER
OVER REDLIGHT IS CLAIM
Iuy Leased Wire a. I,snluE ucrnId

Dcuycr sept O. Whether tho
graud Iuu indictments returned
Tuesday against city officials owners
uf property and residents ui Denver
segregated district vu br sustained
OF uuluuod rests With Iuds, D. ~ ToH
lor of tAc criminal court Tho legal
ity ur these indictments hinges ou tu,
courts decision uu % plea BOO aoatc.
mont and 30 Iruuuu
Iudsp Teller Will hear arguments
nuu render decision nest week. Ih,
plea loo abatement sets forth tutt IBIS
tr.t Atioru, willis y. Elliott NH'
not properly sot aside gs advisor GO
th, Irud Iur uhut th, appointment
of j % Chlrs ts .uc.wi adviser wa.
not i,sH and tuUt therefore, tnv iu
dictmeuts ar, not legal
The motion to quash cites Cd pru,is
Ion col lh, DItE charter which. 30 j
claimed. gives the lire aud police
board executive control of the rodligh
district aud removes such rcWuntiou
from the Jurisdiction ui tIr court
Counsel AGREES that 10 these u'iut
are sustained tt win result Zoo the rc
lcasr cot Mayor u,uu D. Arnold, iUr
m,r Mayor Hohrr, W ~pr,r 'ud utho
city officials against whom indictment
were returned.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-12
DENOt NCTS TAFT MIN NS
nI~gHI. DITI,n POLITICIANS

Ga Groudo. Orov Sept l2 DIS
credited politicians ana prophets
without honor was Colonel Rnosc-
NrltH characterization toJa} Tor tho
TAFT orators who started out "a few
DAYS ago to follow his tuil through
the west
Colonel Rooscoyt struck the trsii
of the 1ufr speakers for the first time
hero. 10, was told that John " llar-
uu of Chicago aud former Congress
man Adam Brdc of Minnesota we're
Iu, here shortly after his arrival and
that permission had been asked for
them tu address tho crowd from the
same platform immediately after his
departure. The tur officials refused
the request
"a group uf imported orators
sad Colonel Roosevelt in his speech.
"Is leo answer ur. / understand, 7
Haut .nu tu remember that every sue "a
man the, bring here from Uopuh-
lIruu state boo which there was a pri-
mary was beaten Boa his own home.
They send 8 man from Illinois and
ouo from Minnesota tp speak to YOU
The Illinois man wUs beaten in an,
primaries by &c tu 2,
"Thusc prophets without honor in
their own country those disercdited
politicians who count for nothing ir
I their own states. como tp oregon &C.
| frU yUu that you should l,lyr the
oaus, of the people and stand uy the
politicians
Tho Ttn parts reached Ia Grand'
! Vhilp colonel Roosevelt Was talking
They az once arranged foe "a mass
Im,rtIue Iu th, opera house tonight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-12
TANgIANY OPPOSITION TO
GOVERNOR DIX DEVELOPS


SYRACUSE g. s. sept l2-Thr
meeting of thr Democratic state come
mit.r and thr conference ni Demo-
.raU. county charWDu. ralI,d here tu-
dsl .u order chat state leaders might
greet Governor wilson gave oppor
tuuin fur conference concerning tho
makp-up uf tur ur6rt to nr nominal
uI b.. tnr stat. convention here nc-
tuher i
Governor UiN, NnH s seeking rD-
unm nation us mot changed DIS ui.
tuudr un tIr subject 20 ann "a can
IIdltr. nU HId to-day "auU expect
io n. rgnomiuutod and reelected
Dhnrrs o. Murphy tho rdmmln>
leader. ms been testing sentiment u'
uu.utto .ommttyrmou but has de-
.unDu Goo state what hs hHs learned
ur what us preferences are. Il BE-
N,li known however that some oi
tnt leaders have expressed tnelr Up.
position Co mr nomination ot cover
mon plN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-12
ATTORNEY ARRESTED
FOR DEATH OF
WOMAN
Warrant Charging Wilfui
Murder Served on New
York Lawyer Who Took
Client on Fatal Boat Ride.
Ins Lsa.sa Wire 60 n,snlng meralal

ms Leased Wire 90 ENeninE Herald !
New YORK. Sept l2.-- Burton W. GLIB
SON, the NrN YORK lawyer whose
client Rosa Nrus.uik SzHbu. lost her
life Niilr ouauuE with him uu Grrru-
wood Lake. s. s., ON July l6, was
taken into custody today by Deputy
sheriff Dcguw of orange county, ON
q warrant charging Gibson Nitn mur-
der ia the nrst degree. Gibson was
arrested az his office.
Gibson came tu the city This morn
ing tmiIrd hy private detectives ana a
squad ot reporters. As hc walked
through tho streets 10 n.s office 20
crowd or several hundred persons fu'-
lowed him, Gibson, with private de-
tcctivc went Go Gibson's office and
awaited tho arrival OF Deputy sheriff
DograN.
An nght long private detectives
hung about the Gibson home whit,
thu headlights rf au automobile were
turned upon tut Gibson house so that
ull exists could up watched. Evidence
submitted before county Judge Royce
pt MddlctoVu upon which warrant
charging Gibson with murder loo th,
hrst degree WAS issued, was most sem
satiunai pr Sphultzc, coruners ph,.
slcian OF tbis rity, swore that Mrs
Sruuo Was SEQ Injured before fhr irl
into the water that She ncNc. 1rvathro
after she had sunk below t0' surface
The surgeon ~HId there were uIrk
ui uu uisu whereby Mrs rganu could
have suffered sharp blow 90 th'
thront NhIrl su effected nerve 5s t'
close aor air passage, thereby maxim.
10 Impossible tp breathe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-12
TEDERAL REINFORCEMENT
RENCH DOTGLAS FROM JURI.K

Douglas Ariz. sept ~ No move.
mont of the combined robcl forces of
lurl SilHzar and Antonio laiHs was
apparent purlS today when the time
limit given by them for the surrender
of Aguu pricip had expired Before
daylight rclnfrrccmeuts consisting CO..
t7N frdpruls. mostly Yaqui and Maya
Indians under General August san
liucz. arrived in Douglas from juarcS
aud were checked across the intcrra-
tlonal line hy American customs ufii-
GERS A. many more in another spe-
cial train and third train conveying
the horses for the command were GA
pcctcd to arrive later fn the day.
owing tn rumurs 90 intended re-
! tulHtlon against the United States
land the 90 paso and Southwestern
railroad. the most persistent Of which
was that rebel sympathlizers on the
| American side Of the line would pre-
vent the landing of rciniorccmcntH on
/ Mexican soi MexicaH and Unite
States officials here experienced "a
night ot anxiety
United states officials have ro-
cciKcd a. number OF anonymous lrir
/ tors Hlarc permission was granted tho
| Mudpru government % transport
| troops through American territory
| threatening Co dynamite the troop
ItaiuH.
Threats were made also 20 destroy
the property OF the American govern
meut as wrl aH that ~ the railroads
/ transporting the troops.
United states district attorney r..
/ Morrison. Bisbcc, and con O'koctc ~
f, NpEalcs. customs collector uf Arizona.
arrived here to-day upon orders froU
, Washington Co investigate ana report
tho situation in Douglas aud vicinity.
Tho rebel forces we've reported a.
lstu at Ccuisas Springs. twelve miles
southeast OF Aqua Prlctu, carly to-
day
lp the ultimatum sent to tho fede-
lril commandments az Aqua Prirta,
itoiaa had expressed a polite desire
tp have the fcdcrals give battle -
the insurrcotos three miles out from
Aqua prirta iu order that there might
he uu damage don, on the American
side ot the line MeSicau ufti-'1ls
lhutp not decided 90 accept tho iuyi-
ItatIun. although the arrival az the nd
ldUioha rcintorCcmcnls today VIII
lgNy thcm a strength equal to that ~
the rebels Mexican officials assert
, lthat uu attack will %, made upon th'
town now. bat ths belief is not
shared by others who realize the i'm
Iuurtuupp uf t port uf entry Co the
rebels even though American soldiers
should enforce tho rule against al-
lowing ammunition 90 %, sent across
tn the iusurrrrtus
American officials hat, decided
that DO Aqua pricta were attacked be-
p fore tho arrival ut the cSpcctcd re-
mfurc,m,uts tho utt'r would not he
aIluVcd Goo cross thD linu as such pro-
ppdwrp would probably invite "a ha''
It, Boz which American lives would he
luat aud much property damaged
Thrrc troops of tho Ninth United
States cavalry arrived early todei
and tho entire regiment is expected
Ihcrc bs midnight when the noSro
Z troops arrived they wore carry ing fc'
. lNolvers and sheriff Wheeler request
3 I,d their commander Co disarm ,hom
+ which was done
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-12
fBy Leased VIZ. to EysaIaE nsrs,aI

El Paso. Texas. Sept Ia Dispatch
cd secretly. three trains hearing about
nine hundred Mexican federal soldiers
loft here during the night The trains
viii proceed 10 Douglas, Ariz, ana
then cross 90 Aqua pricta. Mexico.
threatened hy H rebel attack,
Tho Nrst train crossing from Jua-
rcz carried General Augustsn san
llucs ana $40 men, mostly Ynqui In
dlHus and a few sonora volunteers.
Tho other trains carried federal in
uutry, supplies and a few machine
guns The movement leaves onlj
about 600 fodrrnla in Iuarc2.
Lieutenant Colonel ~ l.. Roberts
OF tho Twenty infantry was In
charge uf tho escort accompanying
tho Mexican troop trains. Detach-
montH Of Company ]. Twenty -accond
infantry. rpdc on each Of the three
trains Colonel Roberts reported 10
General Stccvcr at Fort Bliss that
the first train arrived safely AZ Doug
! llu ,arly this morning.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-12
RAYMOND BEATEN TO
death IS VERDICT
OF CORONER
Famous Chicago Baseball
Pitcher Vioim of Brutal AS
sault; Suspect Arrested for
Crime.
my Leased wire to E,enIus Herald

Chicago. sept l2- Arthur J.. HaN-
muud. known tu tho baseball public
as Hugs came Co his doaVE from
"iutornul hrmurrhngcs aud injuries Co
his brain du. to ,xtornul violence.
according ,o % verdict OF u coroner h
lur, today
Fred Cigruug. .6 years old. was
held to th, grand lurN accused of
causiug Uaymuuds death. Witnesses
testified that clgraug Kicked Ha>
muud into uucnnsciuusuoss iu a ush'
ON september 4 Raymond was found
dead iu downtown hotel last sat
urduy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-12
EIIEGO BNCN 10 BE pJT
IN NuMiN ATiON TONIGHT

when the convention m''ls TINS
ryruiag for the uiRht session. Elirso
Baca of Albuquerque VIII br placed
iu nomination Tor congress hy tho
Ucrnillo count, delegation, iu ace
rordauvy with Its Instructions. CoiiaN
count, viii withdraw boo favor of Cha-
ycs county ANA James NJ HcyNcy or
Roswell viii take the platform and
pm,, before the convention the name
ut MI Jaffa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-12
SpIESS pIiOnNBII; CHOICE
ON NTIONAI COMMITTEE

u appears probable thnt charles \.
Spi,ss of san Miguel county win ho
selected us member uf the national
committee to succeed Mr Luna. lu
the event ul his nomination us con-
er,ssiunal candidate, the wishes OF
Mr.. Iafu viii he consulted regarding
the state chairman.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-12
MEXICAN SOLDIERS
RUSHED ACROSS
ARIZONA TO
SONORA
Small Army Sent from Juarez
to Relief Of Threatened Gar
risons at Aqua Prieta and
Lananea.
AMERICAN TROOPS FORM
ESCORT FOR FOREIGNERS

. Washington. sept. - Tho I
. state department does not ap- I
. prove the suggestion of senator I
. Fan that th" United states rec I
. uRnize the hclligcrcucy 90 tho 4
. Mexican rebels. that IL might act I
. as umpire or mediator
. 10 vHH said az tho department I
. ihnt the rebels held no important I
. towns. had uu accredited head
. ANA bad failed 10 follow any set
. military program Under tho
. circumstances. u was declared.
. the royolutiouists should bc re-
. gardcd only as rebels against u
. friendly government
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-12
Mcrerr Ngrrrmcnl nnlIIIod.

Sew york. sept Directors uf
the Guaranty trust company today
ratified the merger agreement with
the standard Trust company Form
al action of ratification viii bee taken
next week Tho total assets uf the
enlarged Guaranty TRUST company
viii bo &g63,0OO,V00.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-12

san Francisco sept ~ \ sIsht
earthquake shock was ten ncrr ai
H.ss o'rloce this morulug The move
mont was pcr,rutIblr bur occasiuucd
mo- damage ur vNCitcmrnt slight
shocks were reported as far south I,
san jose, ATTY miles away.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-12
NOMIN ATION OF JNIIN
RELIEVED 10 ~ CERTAIN

Az tins time "a h plnu thW Nathan
Jafsa of Roswell, ChaNos county VIII
be- rendered the nomination as oandi-
dpte tor congress Accordiug to adj
Vices received by the Evening Herald
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-12
PATHETIC TRAGEDY
IN LONELY
CABIN
Aged Husband Slays Wife
Then Self; Committed Deed
to Save Life Partner From
Asylum.


Wallace Idaho. sept le The body
of charles kcil ugod ~, said to have
been wealthy Minneapolis MERCHANT
at one time. and that OF his wife We're
found lu "a mountain cabin near Mur-
ray late yesterday He,l evidently had
shot his wife and then himself After
shooting his wife hc washed hyi
wounds. banked the body with il"W'
ors. kuclt by hos side and blew oul
his brains
A letter addressed tu Charles He'll
believed to have been 90 suu-iu -law
pleaded with his children tu take back
their mother that she might dtc r
her old home Another note dr'
clared he had committed th" deed "a
prevent his Nite being sent to It
asylum
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-12
shn 0nn 300 I,crn,Inn I.nnn.

Lima. Peru Svpt ie Tho senate
has approved au Internal loan OF fto,-
600 Oo0 for the purpose ot national
drirnse.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-12
UNITED STATES SENATOR CATRON
DELIVERS KEYNOTE SPEECH AND
CONGRATULATES PARTY ON
SHOWING OF STRENGTH

Gathering at Eks Theater One of Most Notable in Political
History of New Mexico; Every County in State Repre-
sented by Strong AMI Enthusiastic Delegations; Old
Guard and Young Guard Cheer Name Of Taft When
Veteran Temporary Chairman Sounds Slogan Of Grand
Old Party.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-12

ktlNG RIILl.s To AIM
AMERICANS N SONORA.
Washington, sept. s-~toincldcht
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-12
rhe Bull Moose has taken

tu thr mll uncut The Graisl
Old Part, ln convention ls'r,'
tutlnS shows sure -lgns ~ buing
luadrd for big game
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-12

TODAY's NEWS TODAY
You get u In the HERALD.
sixty Cents n month ur - cents
q week delivered at your door;
fifty cents by mail.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-07-24
Orleans News Page
News and Views from this
Hustling Village
Traditional Orleans News On Pace
AddltioNaA Orleans News On Page

Methodist Epis copal Church Notes.
The services were we'll attended
Sunday.
There is quite a little interest in
the mems class.
The regular teacher was absent so
that Mrs. Burke took charge of the
ladies' class.
In the morning the pastor preached
about "Feverish People," in the eve
ming, 1.-THE Danger of Going Away
from Christ"
Divine worship next Sabbath MORN
ing and evening at the usual hour.
At the morning service Madames
Bartlett and Dickens will render a
duet.
Subject of morning sermon, "Pro-
tecting the Home" Bible School at
the close of the morning service.
You are cordially invited.
The lawn party at the home of Mr..
Kinsley was a great success. Music
by the band was excellent. Much
credit is due to the leader. Mr.. Bull
lard.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-07-24
CONGREGATIONAL Church Notes.

The mid-week service will be held
in the vestry Wednesday evening at
half-past seven o'clock. The topic
to be considered is "Possible and I'M
possible Heroisms. The attendance
at this service indicates the interest
and helpfulness of this gathering.
The Sunday morning worship will
be conducted at the usual hour and
the pastor will take for his subject,
"Taking Thought for the Morrow"
This will be a practical presentation
of a perplexing problem.
The sessions of the Sunday school
continue full of interest. The SUBJ
ject of the lesson for the coming Sab
bath is "The Wheat and the Tares. y
A hearty invitation is extended all
not attending elsewhere to join with
US in these studies.
The Sunday evening service isss al
seven o'clock and will be conducted
by the Y. P. S. G. E. The coopera
ton and attendance of all is however
desired. The topic for this week is
missionary Progress in North Amer
ica."
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-07-24
CHARGES AGAINST COLLINS


Bar Association Seeks to Disbar a
Member of Governors Council
Boston, July 21.-The Boston Bar
association, in petition filed in the
Suffolk superior court, asks the dis
barment of Edward D. Collins, mem
Der of the governors council, and
candidate for the clerkship of the
Suffolk superior court last fall.
The petition says that Collins was
admitted to the bar February 26,
1904, and that "he has not observed
the requirements of said oath of Of
fee and has not continued to be and
is not of good moral character, and
has been guilty of deceit, malprac-
tice and other gross misconduct. 3"
It was made known that the Bar as
ISOLATION has conducted an investiga-
ton of charges against Councillor
Collins, the principal clause being
that. he accepted retainer in a d.
vorce case and failed to enter suit or
to refund the money.
Collins qualified On Jan. "A to sue
coed former Councillor Quinn, who
was appointed sheriff Of Suffolk
county.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-07-24
ORLEANS

Miss Elsie Dryer went to her home
in West Charleston for the week ,end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Allen of Bur-
lington have been guests at A. 0.
Joslyn's.
Miss Flora Anderson, who is from
Ottawa, Ont, is visiting Mrs. W. d.
Twombly.
Miss Mabel Kelley of North A tile
boro, Mass. is visiting at 4. 4.
Mathews.
Bartlett Goodnough of Essex juno
ton is visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. z. D. Goodnough.
E. H. Lothrop. J. I. Parker, T. G..
O'Here and r. B. Hooker are taking
an automobile trip in Maine.
Mrs. Ethel Brigham of Attlebore.
Mass, has come to spend several
weeks with her brother, G. E. Jen-
kins.
Mrs. E. J. Winslow and daughter
Rosalind from Auburndale. M ass, and
Mrs. G. E. Ordway and daughter
Ruth from Jamaica Plain, Mass.
have come to spend several weeks
with Mrs. O. II. Austin.
At the meeting of the Mothers club
held at Mrs J. B. Colton's, July 9, 6E
were present. The afternoon was en-
livened by songs. recitations anc
games by the children. Refreshments
were served by the hostess.
Mrs. C. A. Ewins. Mrs. A. H. Gar
dyne's mother, broke her arm wher
she fell from the porch steps las
Wednesday. Mrs. Ewins is nearly
eighty years Of age and considerable
anxiety was at first felt for her, bu
her arm is doing we'll so that she wa
able Saturday to accompany he
daughter, Mrs. L. E. Patten, who re
Gently arrived from Boston. to thei
camp at Willoughhy Lake.