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The Washington herald., 1912-06-13

Miss Alice Boutell and Mr.. Hugh Bou-
tell sailed Tuesday to rejoin their parents
at Bern, Switzerland. The marriage OF
Miss Boutell and Mr.. John Brooks Ladd.
OF Boston, is expected 10 take place In
this city about Thanksgiving.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Ehinger and
the Misses Efinger and Mrs. and Miss
HinckIey will sail Saturday on the lap
land
The Washington herald., 1912-06-13

Mrs Robert c. Collinson announces the
Engagement OF her daughter, Mary
to Rev. George Farrand Taylor,
u St Louis The wedding will take
place In September
The Washington herald., 1912-06-13

The Vice President and Mrs Sherman
left Washington yesterday for Utica,
n. Y, where they Will remain until
next Tuesday. The Vice President will
deliver an address At Hamilton College
before returning TO Washington.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-13

Miss Needham. wife OF Representative
Needham Of California, with her children.
has gone TO her home in the West for the
summer months.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-13

Mrs. Richmond Pearson Hobson, who
closed her residence in 8 Street. has gone
with her children for a visit TO her par
ents in New York and Tuxedo.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-05
HuGu. SCHOOL STUDENTS
IA NAVE 4 fIRE DRILL.

Preliminary to the nre escapes to
be Installed at the klamath county
high school. Principal Taught has de-
clded on fre drills for tho pupils. and
those will be held from time to time.
y. v. Hawlcy. one OF tho high school
instructors. has charge Of this work,
and this morning he gave TO the stu.
dents summary OF the importance
OF the knowledge Of what TO do In
case OF Are. He appointed boys to see
to keeping doors and other means OF
escape open. and entrusted to Others
the custody Of the hose. A code OF
signals for escaping In case Of nrs
was submitted by Mr.. Hawley. and
under II the pupils got out Of the
building In q little over 30 seconds.
Il was tried several times DURING the
morning seasion.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-05
GARRETT IS NOT N
FIGHT FOR SHERIFF
DLY DEMOCRAT ONLY PROSPECT.
I'VE CANDlDATE WHO FAILED
TO HANG On FOR BlG SHOW
APRIL -

The only prospective candidate for
county once who failed to ale his
petition with County Clerk De Lap
on Wednesday. which was the last
day for getting under the wire. was
w. r. Garrett. the BY democrat. who
contemplated placing his chapeau In
the circle. . IL Roosevelt. Among
those who aled their petitions ON the
last day - required BY the Law In or
der to get their names on the ballot
were these republicans: Oscar l..
Carter for sheriff: B. 3. 0rigsby for
sheriff. r. 4. 0uthridse for justice Of
the peace. Fred Peterson for county
superintendent Of schools.
Democrats who did their castor
shying at the last possible minute
we're Justice Of the Peace Charles
Graves. who will do the necessary ma
neuvering attendant upon . candi'
date for reelection. and Coroner Earl
whitlock. who will act likewise.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-05

the same books, Mr. Dunbar SAID
his chickens are mixed. aud that hc
cannot give the same attention to
them an Mr.. AppleGatc can. they he
Ing q sidc issue with him.
Hans Nyiandsr told Of his poultry
operations. and said that within about
ton days no got scvsnty-nve dossn
csgs from his henncry.
W. y. Slough said that In tho chick
"a enterprise In which he is inter.
cstcd SsS pcr dozen hens for tho
car 1871: was the average pront. Hc
advocated picking out tho indo'cns
ncn. a. hs said the loafer WAS usually
nnc subject for the table. and usu.
ally ripe for the block. When he
lived In Kansas about . dozen years
60. hc said. he found his country
r,.n we're sendins sGgs that were
worth about 10 cents . dozen there
out to tho Pacific Northwest. paying
about ceats . dossn freight on
them. There was good money In u.
and he contemplated at that time On.
ierinG the traiac. He said he vas
working Q mixsd flock for sxpssi.
wental purposes.
State Game Warden william l..
Finley. who was present. waa invitsh
to address the gathering. aad told a
the desirabiiity Of cuitivatins the Chi.
utse pheasant. . valuable game bird.
which soils for $50 each. He said
that his department would have from
10000 to $4,000 eggs TO distribute
this year. - we'll - some OF the birds.
and urged bis hearers to give the
bird some Of their attention.
Among those present st tho gath.
erinG today were John 3. Shook. w.
A Leissii. President Evan n. Rsamss.
Director Frank Ira white and 8sc
r~tsry Caleb T. Oliver Of the Cham.
her Of Commerce: George u. Rice,
Idmund l.. Chilcote. County Superb.
tcndsnt OF Schools John q. Swan. w,
r.. FauGht. principal Of tho klamath
County high school: Elmer French
James u. Driseoll. John G. Broken.
brough. Thomas W. Stephens. County
cierk Charles r. d Lap. George r.
Baldwin. X. Y. Smith. Charles =.
Stone. N. J. Chapman. y. d. Ward
and Nala0n Rouna>va11
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-05

tCouIouo0 tbOm fo80 ~
hens In one house. The larger the
hosse the more hens you can comfort
ably house In proportion 10 the siss
Of the structure. I have twelve dos
en- IN one house. During March my
flock produced - EGGS each. on the
average. Last year each hen nsttsd
about ol.36. and ] think IN do -
we'll this year. with the larger mum
Der OF hens ] have now"
Mr.. Appiegste said hens we're fond
Of crushed lava rock. charcoal. ashes
and oyster shell. Asked by n. l..
Allison - 70 getting the hens TO lay
when the market was high Mr. Ap-
plcgate said he could tell him moth
Ing.
Il get - many eggs whom they're
hish a. when they're low" he de-
cisrsd. He said that II everybody
used scrupulous care with their hens
II would hurt his business. Indicating
that the egg crop would be more lib.
erai and prices consequently prevent.
ed from ascension.
Captain Applsgste called on Rossll
H. Dunbar. principal OF the public
schools. who said that his sixty-Avs
iaying hens ssvs 100 dosen sgss last
month. He followed Mr.. Applssats'a
line Of caro- and food almost to the
letter. he said. although they were
not tossther In the enterprise. He
suggested that maybe they had read
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-05

Gu. flowers. b" xfn q. PA's' ''s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-05
LAST u|nsTlas ur Is not N \

(Continusd from Page ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-05
OBSERVE ARBOR
DAY BY PLANTING
PRINCIPAL OF HIGH school,.
NOTIFIES STUDENTS THEREOF
THAT THEY MAY START PER.
ENlALLY WOODY GROwTHs

Arbor Day. which comes April is,
win be observed BY the high school
students. Principal W. Z. Taught
gave out the Information that II they
desired to plant trees on the appoint
"a day he would see that they would
have the chance to do 90. The GUS
ton at the local high school has al
wan besn for the students to plant
the trees In or around the building.
and Il b expected they will follow
the same order this year. Il
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-05
TWO INDIANS UNDER
SERIOUS CHARGES

When Deputy United States Mar
shall Frank Beatty left this morning
Il was with two Indian prisoners.
Harry Drew. from near Yainax. being
charged with shooting. and Frank
Victor Of fort Klamath. otherwise
known - Yakima Jim. being accused
OF giving two quarts Of whiskey to
Thomas Barclay. an Indian Will
known In this vicinity.
In the former case Drew claims
that two Indian women were quarrel
ling and that he shot iato the cir TO
scare them out Of their fuss, while In
the case Of Victor. II IL alleged he
got the liquor for Barclay on Bar
clay's request. Upon Mrs. Barclays
learning OF the arrangement she In
formed the authorities.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-05
CHILCOTE 6 RICE

REAL ESTATE - IN0V1ANCB
VI MAKE A sPnClA)dY q esese
b psope'sy ed good f.J6 lssds. No
trouble 70 show propeYy. Promps u.
esntsos viees an is4sissea A few
soed Sosses for re.E II zoe want 70
s.y or sslAEin f.y yos to 'ee =.
Next to AnessseS Hotel. Phoss 81
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-05

Your eyes need glasses. ~ Her.
mann. eyesisiN specialist. I'M b At
the Hotel Livef@ore ts6m Monday.
April rs. to Sunday xprii ~. %f
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-05

MOw0y sseCOveSy oOOBs - 0os~
c. q. Brinker. formerly OF this city
but now Of Los Angeles. has entered
suit In circuit court through Attor-
ney J. C. Rutenic. against p. n.
White. for $3.50. which 10 claimed TO
be due on notes gives Tor ~, puS-
chase Of the Brinker steek - oar-
Icy by the 1eeendant
Through Attorneys B1liott a9ulli-
ott. J. G. Ferguson. . farmer. sues 4.
Perry to recover @l31.33. The claim
ID made that In Q transaction by
which the plaintiff sold to the defend.
ant certain land. II was understood
and agreed that the defendant was TO
reimburse the plaintiff for certain e.
penditures. and that this was not
done.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-05

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Presbyterian church will hold an
Easter sale on Saturday. April 8. at
Hurns hardware store. There wi''
bs homemade candles. homo cooking
and aprons for sale. The committees
In charge request oil articles Be dc.
livsr~d at the store by I o'clock.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-05

Don't think that piles can't be
cured. Thousands Of obstinate cases
have been cured by Doan's Ointment.
80 cents at any drug store.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-05
NUMEROUS STOWAWAYS on
WHITE STAR LINER BOAT
Tweaty.sevea Italian Geaele0ea.
Low ta Purse. Cooe % ADseica's
Shores o. Celtic-They Are Blsek.
Haadess, Too

BOSTON. April s.-!Twsnty-ssven
Italian stowaways on board the
White star liner Celtic. which arrived
from Naples. we're arrested.
The search was made upon infor.
nation received last week from Italy
that stowaways would De found on
the ship. and that thS6 were mem.
bers Of "blaek handIf organizations.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-05

Flowers for EastSf
We have all hipds. K)<math Floral
Co.. ~ West Mains Ptons SIS. %-st
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-05

Mrs. John Oliver gave birth to q
s-pound baby girl yesterday At II
O'Clock o. n.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-05
Noeice Oe lDiasOlutiov

Noetce Of D1asOluttOW
The nrm on Markwardt q Siiiiman
has been dissolved. Mr.. 'Narkwardt
succeeds to The business, and will not
be responsible fax any 6sbts contract.
ed Cor nv Lowell s,utfhan.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-05

II you are looking for ~ best So
cent meal In town Try thy Hotel Bald.
win dining room. RAts6 By the week.
>-if
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-28

Tn Amrriyun biography We find the names oT such famous fathers and sons respectively as Increase Mather and Cotton Mgther. iheologians: John Adams and John Quincy Adams, both presidents and statesmen; Light Horse Harry Ice. patriot. and Robert E Lee. soldier: General Zachary Fay tor and General Richard Taylor; Jo- seph Story. jurist, and W. W. Story, sculptor: Oliver Wendell Holmes. hu- ruorist and poet. and Oliver Wendell Holmes, jurist: Louis AEassiz and Alexander Agassiz naturalists; Ma thanlcl Hawthorne and Julian Flaw thorne. writers of fiction; Thomas Crawford. sculptor. and Marion Craw- ford. novelist; Henry George and Henry George. Jr.. economists: the two George lnnesses. landscape painters; Henry James. the most famous of the Swedenborglaus, and his son and namesake. the gifted novelist
 That the genius of interpretation, a truly great art. may betimes be in hcrlted would appear from the in. stances of such great actors and their sons respectively as JunIus Rrutus Booth aud Edwin Booth, Sir Henry Irving and Henry R Irving, the two Salvlnis. Tommasn and Alessandro. and both CoqueIln pore and tils.
 "It is observable from the examples recorded iu this article that the genius of fathers and sons ofttimcS mauIfests itself In the snmp sphere of cudeavor, either ot them appvoyimating or ex- ,cIinc. as the Cnsc m.sht he. the fame or excellence of the other
 "It Euca without swing that illus tratious. perhaps far more numerous. mlcht he given to rrove the conteu. tion of tho best recent scientific thUught-ulmply. thst mental attri- hutoS are not lnhpritabte For all that we believe wr have produced suiIi- cicnf number of concrete exceptions to affirm tbat in this particular the late df,tum of science. which. of course, Is never empirical. Is not altogether and absolutely conclusive
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-28
LIKED IN GENUS.
Great Fathers Who Gcwo to tha
 World Great Sons.
THE QUESTION: OF REREDlTY.

Science Asserts That Genius 's Not
 TrarsrnissibIs. Vet Hs-o Are Numsr.
 ous Brilliant ENesPtrons, Both An
 eTsrt and Medsrn. to Tnst Oiesu7'.
 An aWuslon by Hrny W. Lacy. an acute tudCe of contemporary uotableS, to Winston Spencer ChurChil as born par,lamrntariau ln whom the genius Of his father, Lord Randolph Churchill lives again and who may yet prove io cvc~shadow tho fame ot Lord Ran. dolrh. even as William Tit ccliDscd tho rcuowu of Lord Chatham, moves Thomas McCa}ch in tho New York American. tO Say
 We arc promrrr1 by these ''ins,"ns Co ask ourselves iHc well worn query. Is Eoa.uS trausm.~~ @..s Nn1 though trc most authoritative latter day d.v tuu cf srfc0cr aa~"n-s in 'hv mega tive. thcra are uot 9 flow noteworthy cvccDrF0nS that Invo'uuariIy occur Co ,hc mind
 Might we not frs, or an. cite from awn0- fho anrfovfs sucN fathers and sons respectively as Th".n oi Macedou and Nrc.auIr- thr Great. Iamiicar and TarnrrI Ea~n.. 1ruus ErnlUs and I.ur.u~ 5w.a~ Rurus. Nesnastan and Tr.rs. As. rn gu1 Enulrs rest dent both f0 nrnfr al n.. oH1riuC Tr~~rn-~-e~n .n vn.rr o-Sg might ho added. 6.r s-roa nn~...f. tho flow crHat medieval -~-'.-H N.... who wr-o also the sons ns r7es' '.-- \o- sho"Id v-c omit 60 raa..nn anron's N'r0a~d' Tass7 arf rHs rr. ...E .n.1mnto Tas s-. also fra u~nrr ...rr.a- Ercon and The s.m .arra- r-....e Gn.rn l0 Gre7. .nn .>. m.-m l~ wuH.n.rd tn au anr~...a.r H-.g n. 'at.- an OK. tended t.a- In H#..r~-a. .n-rEuhy Trc-e arp. Ivaa'r~ uufn n ugmNcr vt fathers and th..r ~nus na~so~~nd o. suaN extraordinary ialent That 'ho0 rfrnt. rr s'.Cn..r s'~n'en.nC Dn.ut 1., '..ev 'so rnncf n..~ .f r0r.us
 ~Iu IHr nfrgrtnnIe~ az great EorwaDs we see faiS Gart osun. iaHy creeping ont now and Iha-. and fn France. to men ifo0 only three cases we find -oGiUs exemn'i3ri in suuh a s.rraDd oGsp-.ug 0s Eticnuc Sa.nrU1Hrc GCo1roy and Isfdrrc Salu,Naaire GcoT-oy. as La zare Wiprn.,tu C.r~u' an1 Sadi Carnot and as N'u..n ra Dumas rere and ArnZa7lrp Nrr ~ ..~
 "Curo rl.H :. .". .....u .i thr ID pare.. rnruHt.a-g :~aa.a.s.ua 't r"n yus Is Ire rs- ... ..-+ehuUn Her, ran"u... ... v..r. u- ID lnrSe whose lame u....- ,. ..a n~l eco turv. We ua, ~..,. .t ..uiom such names a> Sir W..f.m uer~slel and Sir John yu-dc.h, WH.a. IJcrschrL astTcuowar>. Ctu. .. ,@-.Iug. orator and prime r.~i-. . ru1 Charles John Canning .oarr. oa>. ,1.cr.y or India, Edward Uu1vc, Lord IAf,"u. novel ist, and Euna~,. Lord l.rtnn towom Nc-rd..n. racr I#wos 'iL uhi.ns0 rher and historian and John Stuart Mil. ccouoaEst. l~s.r uirwHi. author, and Ecafaatu lr.~.n.. lard Ra"oons. field. statr.aan au. m'r.l~t. Gabriel Russcru pool. ..a ..urv "anricI Eos. so;G. pet ..- .... .. ,.muaS AT mold. cI....... ..... ..r.r. a.i Mat. thew Aru .d , .. uf .r.to. Justin MrCa~r.. .rt....u ..a historian. o"d Justin IHn-t.r '... ..... .a.waic
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-28
WARN SlLT WATER BATH.
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 Ezs.s Sg--et

Al .nvl-n VII play with Ire ua- ,.sS .r.. n... .r~au iau-hE either hy .rrr.n. .s .N.. .-"s r.s sn &a so. md a. 5...- N. h.."e" rvn" when .rr-r .... ...... ..~ .e... r.r"n 3I is -ra-eE.-r aa-. ...~ ...... 0 -.r. "#S1 ws .ar~ r..r fa-...~ ~ .... N-..
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The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-28
The oriuin Of Jack Tar.

Jack Tar apparently Is considerably older than Tommy Atkins. for the use Of Jack ro signify a sailor is at any rate as old as lG1o, and old Tar is a nautical character in play of about tho same period The origin or the name is not very romantic. for the sailor Is supposed to have got tho tile from his tarrcd clothes and hands. Jack being merely n sort of generic name for man.-London Standard
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-28
PRICE 0F 4 PICTURE.
Terms Co-st Is Ssis to Have ENastc5
 Erern Eis Friend Psrier.

A French paper gives the following sncc,lotc of Coro;: N. pcricr. brother of Jhe tormcv French president, NJ CaSimir perfcr. was close friend uf thc Croat B1.lizon painter. One day 5J was a Su0dsy-whCn he was visit ing tho artists studio he grew en- rhuSaStfc over a figure painting that rn-rr was at work on, for on Sun days Corat devoted himself to figure <u&fcCrS.
 That is my distraction" he used 10 say.
 VI. Tr-fc- determined to acquire this nfre~re and CoCot was equally deter mined not to lot him, as his modesry would only allow hun to rauk as a -a~a~aaua painter.
 ~Au r.-hr.~ said Corot aJ 'asy, "y"u may Havr rhe canvas. hvJ o0 ono Cmu- 6rnn-ya must pay in cNrhauCN for .t rNa nurrror.s an5 bakers bills of my Gr.rra Nfucl NJ Vrrcr agro"l Ca th.~ vnu~rei nri-c and with tho painter won. ra &ul tho two shop EFrnrr~. wne bakers 1iH came ro S-.1Hn s0E fNe other ro S4>.o. for thc his had neau running for twelve raa~> SN V. pe~iors Corot cost mm SEgs.
 What a stroke of business" com me--cd tbc artist My picture WAS ha-f,r vnV.h SasH.'
 .2.aI stories should no; be d.SSogtel. nus ane.r~.s uT rht> one seems Co show rla. .ha N..n b0u~ohn.d spent at least Sl a day ai ;re haher.~ and over Sl Sd 5aN ar rna hn..ho~.S. which seems OK ,e>~.ve a. yae Trench prices ot those dav> Now York Sun.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-28
sn-s Workers First.

!. v.a> the 0eerulr.> first fire. A piano factory 0-a, burning. Said the narraEr- r'..s 70 .ra r, r-rit
 Fin" ar. r.--. rre inning r0om is a-. n. s. sn- -....
 -N. -g -- '.r".. AF.orwarj h7 .,..--. E--.n- working hours ynG a-c .sr.g fr mi several blind mon rNa~a ~s.r rha eh.af Many piano .-..-- ar. hm'. sn3 i0 case of fire ... nen. .r>I bop IB getting out E.. f.r-.g H~o in riau0 factory
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-28
NOTICE 10 THE PUBLIC.

From this date on all calls Intend ed for Henry FTiedeuthal, the lnde- pendent Exrressman should be made to seven-six C76) and your call VIII receive immediate attention. He as discontinued his office at the Bough, -an Cigar Store,
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-28
Self SscriFeina.

I'm glad to make your acquaintance, major. boHp youT pardon the Qucs. ton. but Is your marriage with my di vorCcd wife happy
 "Oh. very, | don't understand how you could separate from so charming n woman. Don't vou want 70 take her back NF"-pitishurCH Press
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-28

Bonded whisk}es-Gibson, Mount Vernon and Belmont. The best of Bee--Blue Ribbon, Budweiser and Pale Rainier, at the Mascot Tele- phone G. ~
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-28
IInkLnd.

Ella-Iiye and learn. Stcl'a-lf you had been learning 8l the time you have been Uvinr you would make a sixteen volun'" encyclopedia look Ike a pocket dictionary New York Press.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-28
nr,.t nnrit.N.

Madup-pn ron think he really loved vouE Nariorfc-Tm sure he did. dear When I refused him he went and mar ried the very GrSt girl be happened to meet. New York Times
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-28
R..ls nt His Rali.f

SilliCus-Dc, you believe in long en- Cpgements2 Cynlcus-Sure- The longer man is engaged tho less time he has % be marrled--PhiIadclphla Record.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-28

S5c for home cooked meal quick. clean service. Where? At the New Home Restaurant Fifth Avenue. half a minute from BrosdwS.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-28

..s. S 2 r-..r ra-.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-28
LOCAL BRIEFS
sKAewAY WEATHER REPORT

Results of the observation taken at Moore's Wharf at midnight, last night is as follows:
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-28

....H .- -.r .o hrvr H..-'
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-28

Good Dry Planking for Summer use.
 Special price this month
 s2.oo PER ? OK, stt-H ERE TAYF-O R-Phone
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-28
WOOD TO BURN

FIRE sALEI FIRE SALE
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-28

Barometer 29:s9.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-03-11
MANCHESTER CENTER

DR. l.. E. Hemenway was in Bur
lington recently.
Emerson Estabrook of Bennington
was in town Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Morehouse have
moved to Moses Dupuis' house.
Mrs. j. C. Roberts of Rutland is
the guest of her son, w. II. Roberts
Mrs. Bessie Whitman expects to
move to Rutland in the near future
Dr. and Mrs. Linwood NJ. Kelley
have returned from their wedding
Trip
st. Margaret's Guild will meet with
Miss May Whipple Tuesday after
noon.
The Junior Auxiliary will meet
with Miss May Wilson Saturday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brewster re-
turned from their wedding trip on
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hays have NOV
ed from Sandgate to Mrs. Susie Law
rence's tenement.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF Zion
church will meet at the rectory on
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker and son OF
5chaghticoke are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Marsden.
A large delegation of Masons from
he Schaghticoke lodge visited Adon-
ram lodge Saturday.
Ray Bentley OF Sandgate was in
town Friday looking at places with
4 view OF purchasing a home.
1t is understood that the schools
will close Friday, March 25th as this
gill give those who expect to go to
Washington, ID. c., the entire twelve
lays, the time limited for the excur-
sion.
At the town meeting held Tuesday
he following officers were elected
+. c. Archibald. moderator; c. a.
Shattuck clerk; S. b. Taylor, school
lrector for three years; Edward
Griffith lister for three years; W. H.
Bunday for one year; Frank Walker
selectman for three years; Fred
Bourn, road commissioner; c. l..
Dench. overseer of the poor; ]. ID.
Purdy, collector of taxes and first
constable; NJ Walker, second con-
stable; W. H. Roberts, treasurer and
trustee; A. b. Marsden. A. ]. Hicks
and II Eggleston. auditors; town
grand jurors, ID. Vetel, f. A. Mars
F.. c. Archibald; law agent. James
Hanley, tree warden; George Wood
cock cemetery commissioner. A tax
OF 100 cents on the grand list was vo
ted.