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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-06-27
Pioneer Mining Man Dies.

Sumpter, ORE. w. Mulln, the old
est and best known mining man in this
section, died recently following a
stroke of paralysis superinduced by
old age, he being "A years of age last
January. He came to Oregon in 1862
and was one of the first to work the
mines of the Auburn district, not far
from Baker, this county. He is sur
vived by widow and several children
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-06-27
German Leader to New York.

New York.-Dr. Hermann Paasche,
first vice president of the German reich
stag and leader of the national liberal
party, will arrive in July, aboard the
liner Amerika. New York will be his
first stop in long trip during which
he will visit the United States Canada,
Japan, China, India and the Philippines.
DR.. Paasche is an authority on the
sugar question.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-06-27
Secretary Meyer Has Fever.

Washington.-Secretary Meyer, who
lett Washington a week ago for his
home at Hamilton, Mass, has developed
typhoid fever.
message to that effect was received
at the navy department. When the
secretary left it was said he was suffer
ing from stomach trouble,
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-06-27
BABY MURDERED AT PORTLAND
Frieda Park Brutality Kills Infant
Cousin.

Portland, Ore.-In a momentary fit
of homicidal mania, induced it is be-
lieved by recent illness, Friede Park,
&c, killed her cousin, Helen Marguer-
lite Green, years old, by crushing the
babes skull and cutting its throat
from ear to ear at the home of the
slayer, $50 Ivy street.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-06-27
Broken Wheel Causes Wreck.

Bozeman, Mont-Because of bro
ken wheel, seven or eight freight ears
were derailed and piled up about three
Saturday, and both tracks of the North
ern Pacific are blocked and will be for
four or five hours. No one was injured,
according to reports here. The wrecked
cars are burning up.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-06-27
Boy Killed in Runaway.

Mesa, Wash.-George Newton Robin
son, the 9-year-old son of G. E. Robin
son, was killed Friday afternoon in
runaway here.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-06-27
The RelunIno SensatIon.

mo HetgnIng Sensation.
Anything exciting In the paper to-
day?'
Il should say So! There's a COM
plete description Of Mrs. Puffersbulk's
rope Of pearls"
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-06-27
Too Much So.

"F1itters seems to have an ALERT
mind"
80 alert, In fact, that 1t never lin
gers long enough IN any one subject
70 become master Of It."
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-06-27

Ice Cream-peary never found any
thing colder on all his travels.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-06-27

Drugs-Here IS remedy for spring
ever that will put new life into your
VStem
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-27
SENATORS
TO TAKE
THE STUMP
CONGRESSMEN ALSO
TO MAKE ADDRESSES
Washington Is Deserted Now
Save a Few-Uncle Joe Cannon
VIII Enter the Fray.

WASHINGTON. August 26.-Primed
Tor he strenuous campaign Of the two
months that precede the November
cIectons members OF the Senate and
House hurried out OF town tonight
or made reservations for the next few
days. 10 secure what rest Is possible
oeiore the wearing round OF stump
speeches and political meetings be-
Gin. Speaker Clark tonight prepared
10 leave Tor Maine. where he is 20
speak this week. Senator Clapp. Pro
eressive. will leave tomorrow for Yer.
mont IN make Progressive speeches
Former Speaker Cannon connded to
friends that he intended 20 hanger
around for few days 10 get up a
collection Of campaign literature
"Th'n I'm going OUT on the stump
no said. and when 7 make a state
ment that anybody Challenges r'u ba
o7dcd for him"
The more active leaders Of the reg.
u'ar Republican forces in the senate
VII not begin campaign work for a
itN weeks. Senator Crane left 20.
riFh' for Massachuretis. and viii I'm a
short lime become an active figure 4,
Republican campaign work as an ad.
tcontinusd on Ninth Pag.,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-27
CAR GOES
OVER CLIFF
OCCUPANTS OF MACHINE
MiSTERIOUSLY DISAPPEAR
Pierce-Arrow Costing Over Six
thousand Dollars Total Wreck
at Mt. Lake Park.
Great Excitement Prevails-Man,A
Hat and Woman's Bag All
That Could Be Found.

special Dispstch 20 the Inteiiigenc.r
FAlRMONT. W. Va, August es.-
The wreck OF a six-cylinder. Pierce
Arrow automobile. costing about
$4,000 lies at the bottom OF a 2O0.foot
precipice a few miles from Mountain
Lake Park. When discovered today
mans hat and a lsdy's bag were
round nearby. Not since the dis
coNerN or the wreck have the au-
thcrities or Garrett county made. or
the people OF the vicinity. been able
10 ascertain the owners of the car or
mo names OF its occupants when IL
went over the embankment. There "a
great excitement at the park tonight
and people there are az foss to account
TOT the wreck of the big machine.
A well-known young man who has
spent the summer al the park was no
tined by telephone Sunday that he
was needed In Uniontown. Pa. i'm
mediately he left in his car just as
darkness fell On the road ont OF
oakland he noticed a large machine
just in front of him. At a point a
fe" miles out. tracks OF the machine
disappeared The machine could not
have turned out. and he investigated.
"''''lh VI 'ne -'V-loot reclplce
lay the wreck OF the Pierce-Arrow. He
returned TO his car. secured a light
and found the hat and bag. Further
Than this nothing could be learned. No
Injured could be found in the locality
and deep mystery surrounds the case.
The identity OF the owner OF the car
will soon be known as its number is
being traced by the authorities and
when the owner is found II is thoughc
the mystery may be cleared.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-27
CONGRESS-
ADJOURNS
SINE DIE
SENATE PASSED THE
PENROSE RESOLUTION
Tired and Weary From the Pro-
longed Session the Members
Left Washington.

WASHINGTON. August es-Sober.
ed by the cmbarrassments of Saur.
dayS allnisht session Of fIibusters
ana disacreements. Congress adjourn.
ed rs differences today. invited Presi
dent Tart up 20 tho capitol once more
and at $40 O'Clock this afternoon
wrote finish after tho proceedings
~ the second session of the sixty.sec.
ond congress.
The end was marked with a return
~ harmony and an end Of flihus,ers.
Senator Ia Toilette demanding action
on mo Ponrose campaign fund rcsolu.
lion. found all opposition smooihed
away In front Of him. and tho resolp-
ZION passed almost without discussion
senator Chamberlain. Marin swanson
and 'uiberson. after bitterly nshting
Tor the payment % tho state claims {"
embodied In the general dsfcencv biU
yielded 20 tho urEirgs NJ their col.
leagues and permitted tho Senate 10
yi"id ~ The demands ~ tho house
and strike those claims from tho bin
In return Tor this concession. however
Continued on Ninth Pags,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-27
PENRCSE RESOLUTION
PASSED BY THE SENATE

WASHINGTON. August 26.-At the
end Of three DAYS fight. in which
Senator La Follette's threat Of a con
tlnned nisbaster hung over thr Senate
70 force consideration. that body today
passed the Penrose resolution. calling
Tor a complete investigation Of the
campaign contributions Of John u
Archbold and George W. Perkins and
OF all financial transactions and cor
respondence between the two fnan.
ciers and Colonel Theodore Roosevelt
representatives in Congress and mem.
bers of Tho Senate OF the United
states. Tho objections 20 the resolp.
tion died In the final hours Of the Sos.
sion When the senate mot A. noon II.
had been mutually agreed tha, no on.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-27
WATSON AND Chiffon NAY LOSE SEATS
CHARGES OF BRIBERY AGAINST
SENATORS WILL BE PROBED NOW
THE BhIBERY CHAnouH
AGAINST WATSON Avn
Chiffon AT A sN MT

A'ter slumbering r m. n
m9n,hs months, itse petition si,p 4 q
and othe ri TN, t.a,e IN.
vestigs '-~.. IN. .narres Of
bribery sSaip-t Watson and
,niitpn' W. +e nominated
United States Senators al ths
recent memorial session OF IN.
legislature was presented TO the
senate yesterday.
Charges Of bribery made by
niensaers OF the Democratic
house and Democratic members
or the senate in grief are.
Hon W. +. Hubbard. Of this
city. IN explaining his vote said:
Ny reason for finding myself
unable To- vote for the caucus
nominee Is my settled convict
ION that the nomination was
brought about by bribery"
Senator George " BIand
tbl The charges or bribery
against Watson and Chiffon
shou'd he Investigated a. once
ntil an investigation is had l
dnn thing any honest man
should vote FOR either candi-
Delegate Shock. cd in a let
ter presented 70 the Legislature
stated lieutenants of Watson
and Chiffon offered him a. Sno
10 cast his vote for the two men
The house was presented
with resolution demanding
an immediate Investigation but
" fol asleep In a COMMITTEES.
senator Jake Fisher. ,D)
holted the caucus nominee be-
cause the investigation prom
lsed by the Lieutenants Of Wat
son and Chiffon. lead BY Sena-
tor Maccorkle buried the petit-
lon ana worked diligently
against any effort to have tha
charges prohed
n l. Snyder. editor Of the
ShePherdstoWn Register. sD) In
an editorial brought sensation
al charges OF bribery against
the legislature for fts action
other papers throughout the
STATE brought similar charges.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-27
la TOILETTE INSISTS
ON ACTION BEING TAKEN

Senator La Toilette objected
OF the West Vgnians suppress the charges leaving
preston that the unwilling consider Senator
Works, of California
the should e suppressed.
No investigation of the charges will
fore Senator Watson for The
to-day ard the elections df-
ferent
II became known that number recently been
made 10 get the charges before the and
had been asked them but
declined Senator Ganger he declined They
the president temrore
who Senator Gangcr He had the clerk reading
to-day. until objection raised
Now that the petition has been senate tie
ton whether Senators Chiffon
full and complete Investigation II known West
gnns who pressing the charges An effort
made the Democratic Virginia legislature n ,ro.
the charges when the capitol reckng charges
corruption and bribery used place the the United
States senate The failure Of the legislature
caused the seeking clear atmosphere the
charges . % he senate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-27
POLICE RAID
GAMBLING DEN
OF B. WEBER
District Attorney 20 Disclose Names Of
Prominent Society Men Who
Rent the Gambling Houses.

GIONERSNILLE. y Y. August IS
Two men. one Of whom Is suspected
~ being Lefty Louie" wanted In NeV.
York as ono Of tho alleged slavers of
Herman Roscnihal. are bcing held NJ
FONDA. Montgomery county. tonight.
according 10 word received hero. st
tho sherirs Office however definite
Information as ~ whether tho pris.
ouer is really tho badly wanted flc..
tive was withheld
When asked regarding Tho reported
capture of Lofty" Louis no sherl@
az Fonda refused further Information
ihan that DO wight hHtr ONE definite
announcement to make before morn.
inE
NEW YORK August es Tho
gambling house on t'd street. for
wcriv ruu hf Hrifgic" Wehrr where
fn" rosen'h1' murder is believed fo
have been planned WAS ra.dei tonight
hF Police Inspector Da,rr s.rssaaor
NJ Inspector Cornelius Hars. re
dur.f fo fhn r4rs ~ rrr'4ir hf com
r. .s.0r.r Waldo AIfhrurh wshhar
r0rfas-nl a.rruI .ra .r fro murder d..
.r .HI frr r.H0a fHr been -urr .rr frr
."nr rrr.s as ar .rrnrporafrf rnssr
f'rl b.. Some ~ WrffrI.a friends
Do -f|f s man ahn f..rr. f..f f|r. .If
He hirs nrHrr t rirrs eHs ar-.. ..sf
fcorunuss an utr'h r.rst
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-27

position would be made to Senator La
Foliette's request for action. Based on
the charges made BY Senator Penroso
thar The Standard OIL Company had
contributed 100000 10 the Roosevelt
fund In 1905. he resolution had been
amended by Senators Poindexter and
Penrose 70 cover respectively. all the
activities Of Mr. Archbold and Mr.
Perkins 81 a political nature
The resolution once before the Son.
ate. passed with little discussion and
with no votes In the negative One
important cNance made gives wit
nesses Tho right 10 have aftorneys az
the hearings before the Senate com.
m'ttee Senator Clapp. chairman ~
the subcommittee which VIII conduct
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-27

the investigations. said today that his
committee probably would not recon.
vere before September 80
Senator Clapp today asked Chair.
man Dillingham; Of the committee on
'he privileges and elections 10 appoint
another Democrat 20 take the place of
Senator Paynter on the subcommittee.
Senator Dillingham; had already desig.
mated Senator Pomerene Of Ohio 70
take the place Of Senator Luke Lea Of
Tennessee. who resigned Senator
Pavnier has notified Senator Clapp
that he cannot serve longer.
Senator Clapp stated that IL bad
not been decided AZ what time Colonel
Roosevelt would appear or what other
witness would testify.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-27
BISHOP D0NAHUE
IS APPOINTED ON
MINE COM MISSION
VIII Investigate the Alleged Mine
Guard System In the Paint
Greek Mining District.

Special Dispatch to tho frteItirerre-.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. AUG. 2s. -
Governor Classcock This afternoon
appointed his commission. composed
Of three men. 10 inquire into and 70
port ~ the mine guard system NJ IN
force and practiccd in tho coal fields
of tho state. mining conditions On ren
oraI. conditions under which miners
are required 10 labor their home life.
cost of living and generally how
home Ifo conforms with other labor
crf and anything cise that NAV seem
pertinent BOZ order that the Legislature
as vel 1s tho governor MAY be- tn
formed as fo fhe bcs' method of
proFcrf'n@ crnli ions Of similar char
a. fsr
shall s.t fhc conn. ssion fo roc
omm"nd sHrh remedial icr slafInr as
urFnsfnd lf fUefIrE r.rffr.-.
saif Governor gIH.srork If tls been
."w" Nmr ..rra ffo governor sl.
.l fhr comm ea.0n plan fo aae.r
a. ' f.f- fi. asked fh. rr.-
a.nrs rrf miners tr .uhr.f r ..t of
rHrrs Tho a"cr ld. f.f OBJ.
fuI Iu.r rsf. .ef .. f.. Governor mad.
hir nHr eeIrrnnu. TH,s arr pishrp
I InrHhrr nf WHes rr Ws ~
IrF H.r.rrnf tH Wfat
virginia aa 0arrrfnr arf .rsfrrr-r-
r H" rH.0ra rn.rI arf UarfrI- Is
rf Fn'rff.."r Hau.fr
- .rrfH.r Ir .ra .af. -n rf.
rnnr Hrrr arrt af
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-27
HONECKER Is HEAD
OF WAR VETERANS
"neefnq Nan Honored ~ B.i-s
hade Commando - sparisH War
veterans - Co1vertion.

e..af rsraf.. t. 90 frf.-..----.-
lHil'rFfrUTt Pa Aus re-
Inr arrIarrfIon fhaf u s. Hore-ts-
of VIE NnF would Do tho cornn-s-f.~
trnlEf ffe frrrrrfss d, th.
0"rrrrf. .rr 0f fnr Arrrlrr Nesr~a-s
.' f.rr.rr Service fs ttr.- fe., .frs
.Nrrr. ffrrrrke- is fre fraa.~t--
..rrf H tHr Sfafa of Wer' Nrlin.
nrf .s activities .r fhnf ffnfr In
f-'.rrr of 'nr orEf- .raf.cr rers
HrrfrI
rrrrrrtnr orrnef .fs ararfra
rh lrf~rfIr nff-esu.
% hafa arnrrrI nnr veterans 10
'aa heer mi .r frIrt rf uarv r. ~
.'r over ffrsr frrurarf deierafsa
rrr.arra Hrf fra rrnrrrf on
lrrr fr hr trrr ar-rras
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-27
ROOSEVELT AND
THE STANDARD
OIL SLUSH FUND
Colonel Says That the Standard May
Have Contributed tire Money But
He Did Not Know II.

OYSTER BAY. August 2e-Tbe,
can have ANYTHING I've got ~ ans
time Thoy are Welcome 10 any Let
ter ] have ever written 10 any hum
man being on any subject"
This was Colonel Roosevets only
comment tonight on rho Sonatc's
adoption Of tho Penrcse resolution. d.
rociine an inquiry into tho Archhoid
Feurosc Roo evclf controversy over
campaign contributions Tho news
reached him as no Vas playing a
losing tennis game with his sons.
(conunusd on Ninth Pass,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-27
GOVERNOR WILLIAM E. GLASSCOCK AND OTHER
PROMINENT WEST VIRGINIANS FILED
PETITION YESTERDAY
AFTER SLUMBERING FOR MANY MONTHS THE
CROOkEDNESS OF ELECTION OF UNITED
STATES SENATORS TO BE INVESTIGATED
CHARGES MADE BY HON. NELSON HUBBARD AND
OTHER DEMOCRATIC LEADERS ON FLOOR OF
LEGISLATURE IN THE PETITION
inteIIigencer Bureau.
WASHINGTON n e Au1 o6

ne long expected charges that Senators Clarence
william l. Chiffon of West Virginia bribery
and corruption have reached
Peon signed by Governor William Glasscok William Seymour
Edwards of Charleston; H. c. Ogden, of Wheeling Smith and
Macdonald of Huntington presented this
afternoon in which prayed that formal investigation be made
OF the and methods employed by West Virginia
senators obtaining their election the January,
owing to the fact that the petition
upon the eve OF IT'S adjournment
referred TO the committee privileges elections pre;u
olce and that committee ordered
were hed tor political purposes if they based
practices Neither Senator Watson Senator Chiffon
Washington TO-DAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-27
CHARGES MADE BY HON.
NELSON \. HUBBARD

The petition Is follows.
To the Senate cf the United
Your petitioners the governor West Virginia and William
seymour Edwards II g. Ogden David r Frederick
Wheres the 2ih January 1911 charges we're
made IN The houses of the legislature Joint assemble
81 inc legislature OF West Virginia that Clarence
william T. Chiffon had secured their of
TIE United states through bribery and corruption appears by
following
one he statement made by Nelson g. Hubbard county
ot OHIO member of thc house Of
West Virginia before Of delegates Nm January 24,b ott
during the regular session Of the legislature Virginia
1911
Ny reason for finding myself unable 20 vote for tho ,pus
nominee H my settled conviction that nomination vas houpb.
about by bribery know thar Clarence watson could NOT nav.
been nominated unless that had occurred"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-27
PETITION WAS FILED
AT A VERY LATE HOUR

The aeness of the day in fling the and the proximity
OF the adjournment hour
under Misrepresentation pet.
ton objection raised and stricken from the official record
this However, the petition the committee
No had the
defenders of the West Vrgnans
further reading They petition
attempt defeat Watson and Chiffon though
months such charges the
Senator McCumber of those
of the He and unworthy
honorable and asked the
record He said that il known
advance could have
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-27
SENATOR BLAND MAKES
SENSATIONAL STATEMENT

Two lhc statement ~ George senator made he
Io nc JON assembly Of hc legislature of West Virginia m the
18Th day oi January $685. which he said
When flc ground AZ Cb,-i...o, = f.,
ar1cacd ~ ne an unh' and unlawful combination xg bc
ihI' man WATSON and f1o,gb -f
read The regarding thc bribery tbr. r ,1c s
kcrt close watch hc away m m i,pt, r.,
80 m ihc DAYS That followed secured copies The bso ,,
nave compared these votes and the comparison ~ c,e
Vncd me beyond doubt fhat
Two men, and since they sleep bed foec,ber 80.
believe sir. that the, think together ' '
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-27

tconunusa 40 r@-. ri...a.'
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fcorusa.s ~ Eir's r.r.l
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-09-27
Wireless Inventor May Lose Sight
Following Accident.

Spezia, Italy, Sept. rs. - William
Marconi, of wireless fame, was injured
today in an automobile accident near
Borghetto. The extent of his injuries
has not been entirely disclosed, but he
was suffering from wound of the
right eye, which may effect his sight,
and his right cheek and temple were
badly bruised.
Mr.. Marconi was motoring with his
wife, when, in turning a sharp curve,
his machine came into collision with an
automobile from Genoa. Both cars
were overturned. Mrs. Marconi was
not injured, but Mr. Marconi's secre-
tary and the chauffeur received slight
injuries.
In the other car were five women, all
of whom were found to be suffering
from severe bruises and shock.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-09-27
Churc h N otes.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

Morning worship at lO:45, preaching
Visions Evening worship, I 80 p. m.
The pastor will give "a Straight Talk to
Men" All are invited.
A program has been arranged for
Rally Day. Music, songs, recitations
and short exhibition OF the Boy Scout
work by the boys of the Congregational
school who are members of the Patrol.
New classes will be formed and the old
ones enlarged.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-09-27
NEW-HAVEN.

Mrs. NJ. j. Landon and daughter, Miss
Marianne, attended the annual meeting
of the w B. F. Ms. at Burlington in the
early week.
Mrs. Frank Wright is quite i'll.
Charles Wicker of Niagara Falls is
visiting his sister. Mr.. S. ID. Doud and
family.
Everett Hathorne, who has been i'll in
bed for some TINA, does not improve.
His mind is quite impaired and it is
thought advisable to have man nurse
to care for him.
The Ladies union met with Mrs. Ira
j. Everest last Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Ira j. and Mrs. Charles S. Everest
entertained.
The barn dance at Carroll Bottum's
last week Friday evening was largely
attended.
Miss Anna Jacobs spent the week end
and Sunday in Middlebury with her sis
ter, Ardelle Jacobs
Judge Dana attended the State fair a
White River.
The autos have no respect for the
weather, but may be seen most any hour
in the day and frequently through the
night
Mrs. Emma Rose, who was very i'll
last winter and spring, is able to be
about the house, but is nearly blind.
Charles Wicker returned home this
week.
Howard Winslow, son of Mrs. F. NJ.
Partch, has position as travelling sales
man for the Vermont Marble company,
with headquarters at Kansas City.
Miss Marguerite Holden is teaching in
Livingstone Park seminary, Rochester,
N. Y. These young ladies, including
Florence, recently married, will be very
much missed in town, in musical circles
and also in church work, their assist
ance in all social work being much APP
preciated.
Miss Priscilla Ring is taking the teach
er training course at Middlebury.
Mr., and Mrs. l.. A. Baker have been
visiting friends in Salisbury and Leices-
ter, returning last Tuesday night.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-09-27
CORNWALL.

Amos Atwood and son, Arnold, are in
New York city for few days.
Mrs. F. d. Manchester was in Burling-
ton on Saturday and Sunday.
Curtis James was in Burlington re-
Gently to visit his daughter, Mrs. Fields,
at the Mary Fletcher hospital.
Mrs. A. R. Douglas went on Tuesday
to Burlington.
Frank E. Foote and Charles Otis are
in New York on business.
Miss S. E. Griswold is at H. E. San
ford's.
Miss Katherine Griswold is at Miss
Pauline Binghams.
Mrs. Agail Hamilton of Lowell, Mass,
was a recent guest at Mrs. Eliza Paine's.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-09-27

The attraction at the Strong Saturday
afternoon and evening, September 2S,
will be an elaborate production of the
great American drama of laughter and
tears "Kindling' with Margaret Hing
ton in the leading role. carrying the
same production and heavy scenic effects
and supported by the same excellent
company as during her long engage
Prices matinee, 25c, soc, 75c, Si.OO and
five rows at S1.5O. Evening, 25c, soc,
Toe. 81 90 and five rows at 50 90.