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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-29
CITY LEAGUE.

Games IhlS Week.
 Tuesday-Wonders vs. East Sides. nesday-Arcades vs. Penf1elds. Thursday-Clintons Vs. Arcade Jrs.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-29
Sport Notes Of Interest
Especial from United Press.)

New York, Jan. 29-Potted palms, wicker rockers, Persian rugs and a lobby fashioned after those of the big hotels, will be features of Charlie Eb- bets new baseball park in Brooklyn, according to an announcement, today. Uniformed pgaes will be on ktfle job to tell the chauffeur whenever a spec tator wants his car.
 New York, Jan. 29-Plans were per fected, today, for selecting a team of the 15 speediest skaters in the United States and Canada to make a tour of the Canadian, western, middle states, New England and eastern skat- ing association district. The team will be selected in qualifying races. A. W. Norfolk, of Boston, will be in charge of the tour.
 New Haven. Jan 29-F'rankie Burns, of New Jersey, and Al Belmont, of Boston, two crack bantamweights, are down on the cards for a bout at the Franklin Clubs show. tonight. for 15 rounds. The police rule barring kid ney blows is expected to hinder Burns, a great in-fighter.
 New York, Jan. 2s-Ffght fans be- Iieved. today. that Frank Klaus, claimant of the middIeweight title, would have to meet the winner of the McGoorty bout, tomorrow night, at the Fairmont A. C.. or admit that he is not the real champion.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-29

Paris-Gaby Deslys told her friends in Paris that she received $4.OOO and six proposals Q week while she was in New York.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-29
Games This Week.

Tonight-Locomob obile Co., vs. War ner Bros. Co.
 Tuesday-BuI1ard Machine Co. vs. RewSpa permen.
 wednesday-Coulter & Mckenzie Go. vs. American G British Co.
 Thursday-George C. Batcheller Co. Vg. American Graphophone Co.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-29
BOWLING.
FACTORY LEAGUE.

High three string. CaIlan, 327. High team total, Coulter and Me Kenzie Co.,, 1441.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-29

Jimmy Lavender the former Hol- yoke pitcher, will get a chance with the Chicago Cubs next season. The
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10 the patient ones who nursed her. She
was the widow of the late George KEEL
loss and for many years they lived at
kellogg's bay on Lake Champlain. She
mad been member Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church of this place for many
years. She leaves a son. Walter, with
whom she lived, daughter, Mrs
George Sprague. and sister, Mrs. G.
w. Barber, Of Addison. The funeral Will
be held at the house Friday at il a. m.
the Rev. j. Fl. Long officiating. assisted
by the Rev. w. II. Hudson. lnterment
will he in the family lot at Basin Har-
bor.-william Million, who 1t years ago
was ono of the Panton boys to enlist In
the Spanish American war. ana VINO has
seen service In tho Philippines. 10 We
ting friends here. For some time ne
has been engaged in business In gan
Francisco. Cal. from which place ne
Camel. T. Hill Is somewhat Improved
Charles Spaulding and c. 3. Curier
with their wives were guests recently
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Gage of Addison
Mrs. Florence Barton of Burlington Is
at j. T. lIills.--'rhe Ladies' Home Circle
meet Friday evening Of this week WIFI
Mr. and Mrs Peter Smith
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sTARKsBoRo.

Cha.lCtte A. Mead of Starks borO died
February at the age of 81 years. The
funeral was held February at her late
home Miss Mead was daughter Of
Martin and Sophia Lawrence Mead.
Her grandfather, Alphonse Mead, ~
Greenwich Conn. and hts wife Bershe-
ba Lockwood. were early settlers in the
town Of HinesburG. They owned the farm
where r, O. Mead now lives. She Is sur
vived by a brother, William J. Mead. IT
Starksboro. nephew. +. w. j. Hawk
ins OF Burlington. and four neces. Miss
Cynthia Bdwell Barnes, Of Malone. y.
y, Mrs. Louise Hawkins Wells OF Mon
tosue city. Mass. Mrs Helen Mead Wy
man of Starksboro, and Mrs. Jessie Mead
subway OF Aurora. H. Her life was one
OF self-sacrifoe and devotion. Mr. and
Mrs. y. j. MaXheld We're in Montpelier
over sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fer
suson visited Wesley Berry in Richmond
over. Sunday.-Mrs. Clara Newton of Bur
linston Is at home for "A Week.-Mrs.. Mary
clifford was given IA surprise party Sat
urdaY. II being her birthday-P G.
Casey of Pittsfield. Mass, Is the CUES,
of his brother, James Casey.-Milo Smith
of Providence, 4 l., is here with his
parents,
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

tho Rev. r. 3. rAten, Miss Florence
Eddy. Miss Ruth Benedict. Mrs. ]. IT,
Bold. X. s. Benedict Prof. A. w. Eddy.
Mrs Edward Crannally. the Rev. and
Mrs. John Evans Bold. Clyde w. Hurl-
burt, Miss Martha ,aicy. Raymond
BENEDICT and Mrs. w. II. Moroomb, ST..
Badges We're conferred upon the assO-
ciated members by Miss Carey, and the
benediction was pronounced by the Rev.
Mr.. Bold.-Prof Raymond Mcfarland
left Tuesday for Gloucester. Mass,
where he will he one Of the speakers At
the annual banquet Of the Master Mar.
fners' association of that city.--w. c.
Rogers. who has been in Middlebury and
Cornwall has returned to Worcester,
Mass.--Mrs Fred Nash and Mrs. X. j.
Piper have returned n ON Burlington
Ralph II. Waldo Of Now York is In town.
Cards have been received announcing
the approaching marriage Of Frank
Tighter of this Village to Miss
Rcllc Duclaw of Lincoln. The
ceremony will take place on Mon
day, Feb. 19.--The work of enlarglng
the floor space OF the Middlebury post
office has been completed and the peo-
pie in the office will now have plenty
of room There will he no necessity
for removing tho office TO other quar-
postffice department
Among the people here from out of
town are Arthur Holebrook and
George NJ. Wilcox OF BARTON. Phillip
j. Green Of Brooklyn. n. V. George
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WEYBRIDGE.

Mrs Hattie Robbins has returned from
tho Fanny Allen hospital and is some-
what improved.--M Adrian Thompson
was taken to the Mary Fletcher hospital
SATURDAY. and underwent an operation for
appendicitis on Monday.-There will be
a sociablc and apron sale at the home
of Mr. and Mrs T. +. Dewey Wednes
dav evening. February 2l.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ring of New Haven We're guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. \. Boics Thursday. -
Miss Lucy harrington Of Vergennes was
tie guest of Mrs J. $. Shaw last Thurs
day.-A genuine surprise was given the
Rev. s. w. Halowell at the Methodist
Church Thursday evening, the occasion
being his birthday. At the close OF the
prayer meeting a large company entered
the room and later arrivals brought the
number up to 100. NJ. n. Baker. in his
usual happy manner. presented 10 Mr..
Hallowell, in behalf of the company as
a token of their esteem, a fine watch
and chain. j. s. Shaw handed him a
purse of $l. also. from his Weybridge
friends and Bert Robbins presente ell him
with $40. Il gift from his former par
ishioners at East Middlebury. several Of
whom were present Mr. Hallowell in a
Few earnest words feelngly expressed his
large birthday cake was brought out
and Mr.. IIallowell lighted the "a candles.
MIR. 1Iallowell received rs birthday cards.
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Bostwick Of Camden, n. j.. and Hor-
ace L. Thompson Of Holyoke. MASS
A large number Of the Bridport and
Cornwall friends Of NJ. s. Roberts. who
suffered loss by IRE a week ago last
Sunday, have raised n considerable
purse OF money for him.--Frank Ha-
the Ice races at Port Henry. N. ".
this week.--Miss Nellie Higgins has
returned from West Rutland after a
visit At the hons OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. william Higgins.-Miss Ada
smith has returned to Proctor after
a several days visit to relatives in
town.--Mf. and Mrs. George T. BLANCHE
ard Of Stamford. Conn, with their
daughter. Miss irene. are here for a
few weeks visit with relatives.--Miss
Gertrude Brodie has returned to West
Rutland after few days stay in
town with friends.--Mrs. Merrthew OF
Burlington Is the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Kidder. Jr., of River
street.-Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Piper are
| in Burlington on business trip.--R.
j. Fuller has returned from business
trip TO Rutland.--The Ladies' Mis-
sionary society OF the Methodist
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HANCOCK.

Hiram Perry is recovering from pneu-
monia.-Nr. and Mrs. Eugene Perry OF
Bethel We're In town recently on account
of the illness of his father.-Mrs G. r.
Church has been in Bethel with her sis
ter, who Is recovering from an automo-
bile accident. The village school closed
Friday with appropriate exercises. There
were q pagents ana friends present.
among them District Supervisor Slough
ton. Those having no marks were
Leonard Marsh ana Leon Lewis. Blanch
and Beatrice Manning had no absent
marks There We're - pupils, with Miss
MaIvina Davis rs teacher Mrs. Charles
Stochvell from Randolph has been with
her mother the past week, helping care
for her father, who has pneumonia, MI,
and Mrs. l.. NJ. Church have their bunsa-
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NORTH PETERSBURG.

=" w. Fletcher and family of Bird
port were at the Martin House THURSDAY
Miss Jane bottoms term of school closed
Friday afternoon with appropriate excr-
cises of ROTATIONS dialogues and music
and was well attended.-Miss Maud Miller
returned to Burlington after spending
Sunday at her fathers. Charles Miller
Mrs Ann Day died at her home Monday
morning after long illness. MIR. and
Mrs Fred Baker of Burlington spent
Sunday ut his brothers. Frank Baker,
Miss Jane BOLTON returned to her home In
Bristol on Monday.
The funeral services of Mrs Ann Day
were held at her late home Tuesday
morning, DR.. c. y. Curtis officiating. The
intcrment was in the village cemetery
The Ladies' Aid society met at the home
Of Mrs. Carlos Martin Tuesday afternoon
with Il members present and held val
entine sociable in the evening from which
was realized about $lA-Dr. G. y. Curtis
has gone away for a short vacation. and
there viii be prayer meeting Thursday
evening. William Palmer will speak in
the Methodist Church Sunday In the ab-
sence of the pastor.-Miss Bertha Lewis
Of Mt Philo Inn il in Providence, Il. !.
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Plumbers
CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY

Time Table in Effect October 1. 1914.
TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON.
4:06 a, m, Daily---For Montreal
and Chicago.
7:16 q. m. Except sunday-Fsr ali
New England points.
7:26 q. m. Except sunday-Local
FOR Cambridge Junction.
1901 a, m. Sundays only.--For ..
1908 a. m. rxcopt sunsay-Locai
1857 a. M. Daiiy.--New England
States Limited for all New
England POINTS.
100 .. m. Except SunAay-Locai
for s. Albans ana Richford
White Rive Junction and New
England points.
A:dO y. m. EXCEPT euniay--iros
Montreal. Rouses Point. Os-
Aensbnre ana R.chcord.
80 n NJ. Except Srnday--Local
for Cambridge Junction.
6.f5 y m. Da,ly--Txpress for Mon
treaI mn Chicago. And local
for White P'ver Junction.
400 ~ m. Da',v-Espress :or ell
New England points.
TRAINS ARRIVE BURLINGTON.
900 a. m. Daily-Express from
| Boston and New York
8:16 a.. IN. Except sunday-Mail
! from st hlhans ant. cambridge
Junction.
1O:4O a. m. Except Sunday. local
from st Johnsbury and Can.
bridge Junction.
1O:46 q, m, Except Sunday local
| from White River Juncti,~
and Montpelier
1t).E2 a. m. Sundays oniy.-LocAl
Ao'o' = from White River Junction.
III 40 n. m. Daily.-Express from
Chicago and Montreal.
1 40 n. m. Except Sunday. local
from st. Albans. White Rive,
Junction and Montpelier.
E.3H n m. Except sunday-Mai
from Providence, Boston. WOr'
cester and Springfield.
Tao n m. Daily.--Express from
Boston and New York Loca
from Montreal and ST. Adams
$40 y. m. Except Sunday. loca
from Portland, St Johnsbur,
and Cambridge Junction.
III .AH n. m. Daily.--Express from
Chicago and Montreal.
II. II. HICKOK. City Pass. Agent
40 Coilega street.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

The Trench. Catholic association Of st.
Iohnsbury were defeated by the Hard
wick Athletic association basketball
team Friday night rs to l3. This IL the
first game in six that the French Cath
Ollie association have lost this season,
and they have lost only three games out
of - IN TWO seasons. Mrs. f. h, Mason
Of Barre is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
G. g. Dwinell.-M. j. Murphy is serious
Is III with pneumonia. -The Hardwick
Dance and Concert orchestra will give
dance February .. at the gymnasium.
". r. Miohaud, who has been In the
South for some time, HAS returned
George II. Chandler died Monday morn
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EAST HARDWICK.

The Rev. sidney Aldrch, who has
preached at tina Baptist Church for the
last two Sundays, has been given a call
TO become pastor Of that church and
will begin his labors soon.-Mrs. PelOn
is caring for Mrs. Harry Judkins.
Laura Paronto Is At her home in Walden.
caring for her mother vino Is nl.--Freds
Talbert was at home from Morrsville
over sunday Rufus Allen IL ILL.,
Mrs. Edward Dow Has returned from
Stannsrd.- Students Bible class met
with Mrs. II. h. Eldridge Thursday.
Kenneth Stevens taught In the primary
school Friday on account Of the i'll
ness Of the teacher. Mrs. Hutchins.
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MONKTON.

o. r barnum has been elected lay dele
gate to the annual conference 10 he held
a Saratoga. Mr.. H. J. Nancelett was
elected reserve delegate.--The missionary
Offering at the Methodist Church Sun
dav was $50. Regular services Sunday at
II O'Clock and at 80 at East Monkton
subject you Belong to God" Epworth
Lea que meeting Sunday evening at 7:SD.
leader. Miss Barber--The literary meet
ing OF the Grange was largely attended
Friday evening. The speakers were w.
" Eddy and II. M. Moren, president Of
the Y. NJ. G. A. Of Mlddlebury. and supt.
W. H. Wiley OF Bristol. The Grange
orchestra furnished music. Refreshments
We're servsd-Miss Abbie Kemp closed
successful term OF school at the Boro
Friday. Pupils having no absent marks
during the term were Carrie Comstock.
Cornelia comstock, Alice Shepherd. Ger
trude Shepherd. Spencer Shepherd Those
absent one-half day We're Richard
Partch ono day. Marjorie Senior. Thc!-
ma Potter, Kenneth Gee. Miss Kemp
Hill return for the spring term.
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ADDISON.

old Crane at his home Friday evening
The annual election OF officers was held .
President. John wil'marth vice-presi-
dent. May Tracy; secretary, Erwin
Clark: treasurer, Chauncey Willmarth.
The evening wAs spent in readings. reci-
tations and music. Adams, who
has been With his parents for a few
days. returned Sunday TO Westport. --
Howard spooner and family are soon to
move 70 l.. L. 6sSGar's. Tie IA 10 carry
on the farm the coming year.--There IL
to 10 . Washington social at the church
on February a.
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SOUTH sTARKsBoRo.

Mrs. Mary Young is visiting her son.
Walter Young, and family in Lincoln
Joseph Sargent is attending the Mount
Ncrmon school IN Northtield. Mass
Mrs. Peter Bruso has been the guest or
her daughter Mrs. Eastman Arnold
Several from here attended the Friends
quarterly meeting at Monkton Ridge Sat
iIr,Iav and Sunday.
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
help or to sell farm, should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies or
this paper are sold every Issue and
your advertisement would be read
oy MANY possible buyers. 25,wtf
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Absolutely WitlAON. Pala.
The only Office in Burlington whore
you can get teeth extracted without n
Particle of pain, without taking gas.
Ny method IL used by no other person.
no pain; no danger. no after effects.
nm. J.. n. HAVEN.
once. 2ai Main St. Burlington. w.
Once Hours. 10 TO 3. r. ..
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HERE'S A HUMMER

Niliase farm Of 23n a'.tg good land
ami excellent buildings with electric
iiGhts and rAc running water. the
bsSt OF schools and right near rail
road large amount Of wool and tim
Der, everything Ia tools, machinery
AID vehicles, Is COWS. bun, year
lings brood SOW. 6 .hoats. 40 fowls.
pair work horscs, hrooG mare and colt,
Al for $650c For terms and partic-
Wars, write
NcGinnis Real Estate, Essex Jet, VI.
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WANTED.

wanted Men and women
for high schools and elementary. all
Srades-aooG salaries. NO charge until
located by It's. Send for registration
blink. American Teachers Agency. A.
H. Campbell. PHI. d, manager Myrick
building, Springfield. Mass. 22.w.tf
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BRIDpoRT.

George DeLong will carry on the Will
liam Dukett farm and Mr.. Dukett will
move his family 10 the Methodist par.
sonage. George Sellers and son are in
Canada. and Mrs Edison Jewet,
have started for their home at Benton
Hhrbor. Mtch.--Mrs. l.. NJ. Dayton has
returned from Middiebury. THE funera
Of Charles Stone was held at his late
residence Monday morning. --Mrs r.. J
Elithorp is "A great sufferer with rheu.
matism. the victims OF grip are
j. +. Russell and Mrs II. r. Williams.
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PANTON.

Henry Miner. well known farmer.
died Thursday about noon at his home
in Panton from pneumonia. aged ~
years. He is survived by Il wife. two
sons. William of Hovolle. Mass. and
Joseph of Panton. and five daughters,
Mrs. Rose Brcakman and Mrs Virginia
Mullen of Providencc IL l.. Mrs. Eli
Milo and Mrs. John Plarkcy OF
Nergennes, and Mrs. Ezra Tucker %
Panton. Mr Miner was born in 81.
Matthias. Canada. lie resided for num-
bel of years in Vercennes. moving TO
Hoiyokc. Mass. and after six years
passed in that place, about y years ago
moved 10 the farm in PAnton. where
he spent the res of his Me,
The repairing and remo1ellink OF the
interior Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church has been Completed, work on
which wae begun IN OctoDer. bat unavoid
able hindrancss made it's progress slow
The old windows have been replaced by
stained glass, set IN Iced. and were donat~
cd by private subscription and are given
rs memorial 10 those whose names
they bear: Putnam Alien wife and two
daughters. Mrs Mary Gordon and Mrs
I1morettc Gaines Mr and Mrs. George
Kellogg: Mrs Huldah Rarto and daugh-
ter. Mary: Allen p. Beach and wives;
Or. and Mrs, \. j. Towsley. and Mr.
ana Mrs. John Williams. A fine new
piano. The property OF the Ladies' Home
Circle, has been placed in the church
Last Sunday the rcdedication services
were held, the church being filled at
both services The afternoon service begun
with an organ prelude by the organist,
- 1T fAn. l,t. G. N OF In
by the choir; the apostles creed and Il
vocal solo. "One sweetlv solemn thought
by Miss Helen Merrill Of Darlington, with
piano accompaniment by Miss Elsie Mer-
rili also of Burlington; defeating prayer
by the Rev. j. II. Long. singing by choir;
| responsive reading, followed by GLORIA
| Patria"; scripture reading, the Rev. Long;
| flute solo by Miss Marion Jordan Of Bur
| lington, with plano accompaniment ny
| Miss Merrill; dedicatory sermon by DIS
| trict Superintendent John II. Coleman
ID. d.. l.. l., d., Of Rutland. who also AT
\ the close of his discourse raised to de-
| fray the balance of the church repairs
which were $50 SIS In forty-live min
utes. thus> canceliing the indebt-
| eduess. The scrNices were concluded by
! singing. A supper was served I'm the am
| ing room below, The evening service he-
| gan al ':3o and was interspersed with
selections on the flute by Miss Jordan
| Miss Helen Merrill a. soloist and Miss
Elsie Merrill, pianist. and by singing 10y
| the choir. i'he Roy. :. :. cobb OF Yer
! gennes gave the address OF the evening
Despite the low temperature many visit
| ois from adJoininl towns We're present a'
| both afternoon and evening services
| u. Il. nm is seriously ill--Mrs. Martha
Kellogg II gradually failing.
| Mrs Martha Kellogg died Wednesday
morning a' the home Of her son, Walter,
in West Ferrisburg. in the ,3rd year %.
her age she had been II constant suf-
ferer for many weeks and great care
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SALISBURY.

DunmOre Grange will hold its annual
meeting Friday evening. A literary pro.
gram will be provided.-E c. MacAfur-
try was in town over Sunday.-The
creamery has the new boiler installed
Mrs. F. l.. Hamilton and daughter. Ruth.
now visiting in Brockton. will start for
California February 20 in company with
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Field to spend a
few weeks--Miss Emma Bump. a nurse
in the Mary Fletcher hospital at Bur
lington. was In town visiting at her
home Saturday Mrs. d. NJ. More cele-
brated her a2nd birthday Monday, visit
Ing her daughter, Mrs r. II. Thomas. at
Middlebury. -Thaddeus Bearor. who UNI
derwent an operation in Burlington re-
Gently is doing we'll.
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low completed ana are living in u. It IL
built nearly opposite his mill. on the
property owned by Mrs. w. W. JONES'
Miss Sadie Taylor has recovered from
plural pneumonia and Ii about ths house
again.
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NEW HAVEN.

Miss 2eheburne Bigelow of Port Henry.
n. ". vas the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. f.
II. Conant Sunday. Howard Winslow OF
Proctor was the guest OF Mrs. f. NJ.
Partch over Sunday.-Mrs. Jacknan of
Waltham IL the guest of her daughter.
Mrs. c. s, Dana. Mrs. Caldwell of Fow-
Ter is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. D.
Doud.--H, G. Peck is now driving the
town hill school team. Mr. Danbrook re.
signed.-Miss Lizzie Wright Is at G.. 6
Coates for a few days.-The next meet
ing Of Beaver Glenn grange will he bel,
Friday evening. Refreshments will h
served and the third and fourth degree
will be worked.