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The evening world., 1912-04-26

Girls STlLETT0I
sLAysL0Ng0us!h
T Who Tilted HER
0g1rmaker Fatally Stabbed
BY Scomed Victim at
ssDoor Of Factory.

~ yohn Deveito. a cigarmaker. Dug
- enter q cigar factory at Avenue A
- East T~wenty-fourth street. to-day
. prsssy little sicrtan girl approached
IN.
20 yeu intend evsft5 marry msr''
- asksd him. without smotion.
'7ss." y answered. and sought to 49,
4 memsas later he fen 70 the $40
wnk. ~ lung pierced BY . stastsp'
PsucsmaA Knapp Of the East TwsotS'
sssend street STATEN w1tnesssd the stab
Sang. A. he ran toward the pair th>
G1ri repeatedly Kicked the fallen man. AZ
ths SAND time she began bung ths
knuckis q the nrst hnssr Of her risht
Aand-the Bicuian dgn Of the vendetta.
The policeman dtsarmed the girl. shs
was sent 70 the East Twenty-second
street station. where she gave the name
e Rosie Mercurio. seventeen years old,
q No. ~ East Twentieth street.
AZ Bellevue Hospital the wounded man
registered - John Dsvsits. eighteen. Of
No. rs East Twshty-fourtA street. Ply.
acaans said there We no hope for hii
recovery. In an ants-portsm Statsmsnt.
Dsvslto admitted that he had baen ar
rested % oct. 8. 1911. e1 Roundsman
wsiismss q complaint % giss Msrcurie.
~ y Asut sous6n.> whx charged him
vath cdon1nol Assault ar"aS
fhs - was tfsSl ssests Magistrate
'1HaSschS ID ne Yerkv~is Couft. There
scGvSfal aA3ournmsnts. and then the
$780, - ~dianissod bocauso there Wa
The evening world., 1912-04-26
WQULD. RISK HIS KiDDlES
m s'STEePLE JACK" STUNT
Hughes Wanted to Climb With
Them to Top Of a City Hall
Elagsiaf.

Janitor John Ryan of the City Hall
called in "ste eple Jack" Hughes to re-
pair . haiyard block on n Of the
tall fiagstafs to-day. Hughes came
along with his two children. Edward
eight years old, and Ethel. six ysars
old. He proposed 10 carry them aloft
and while perched on the stan Edward
wa to do an acrobatic act, while little
Ethel was TO play q minor part A
photographer was along to take pic
lures of the inspiring scene.
.Jnnitor Ryan renied Hughes pefrnis-
ann 10 exploit the children In such .
DANGEROUS manner.
The cameea man went his way and
the chndra'wSs tasten csrs Of By M
Ryan untu Hughes had rspafsd the
haiyNrd block with only ME nsck
" danger.
The evening world., 1912-04-26

promised 70 marry hss - ssoa - -
was freed.
Several ayv we're sst for the ws1diae.
the girl declAeos. but on each OF thSm
Devefo declined 70 carry out his part
OF tho agPsernept. "
The evening world., 1912-04-26
DIXIE FLYER in COLLISION.

AxAooN. O.. April N.-rhs Dixie
nysr q the Illinois Central Railroad
rsn into an open switch In the Central
Of Georgia yards. coming into Macon
at LIZ this morning.
The engine ptoushea into . string OF
freight cars and topplsd over. pinnins
the fireman underneath. He 10 ssr1us-
injured,
The evening world., 1912-04-26
STEEL HEARING IN MAY.
nass So fsr 1~ki.s 81 Tessi.sns
In T,~isselstion ssit.

,PHuApELPHIA. April N.-Announcs-
ment wal made to-day that the hear
ings OF evidence before the examiner In
che case Of the Govenment's suit fne
the dissolution Of the United States Steel
Corporation will begin on May Q In the
United states customs Building. New
YORK..
Counsel for both the Government and
the steel corporation and It, subsidiaries
involved have besn notified. The exam-
liner WHO ~gl take the evidence u Henry
r. Brown Of this city.
The evening world., 1912-04-26
FIRE RUINS OLD THEATRE.
Academy Of Mssss n PittsSsrsA
10 wipea Oct.

PITTSBURGH. Aprfi - - Flames
sricisatins In the switohSoard early TO-
day. doomed 70 d~sstrsctioe the old
Academy q Musso % HSSsfty avenue
for forty years . popular playhouse.
The Gathering engines aroused guests
In the Seventh Avenue Hotel. nearby.
and many OF them hurrisdiy left their
rooms and assembled In the lobby. but
the hotel was not damaged. Three fre-
mon were injured and . SCORE OF others
The evening world., 1912-04-26

Mems Halt Hose,
Pure Silk, In desirable two toned coor, at SIC
Formerly Soc Pair
Fine French LiIe, 40
In plain and fancy effects. at A0C
Formerly 800 to $50 Pail.
Mems Underwear
White Crossbar Nainsook, Sleeveless Shirts and Knee %
DRIVERS. also Sea Island Cotton Shirts and Drawers, Each OyC
White Lkk Thread, Sleeveless Shirts and Or
Knee Drawers of English manufacture, Each OOC
White Cotton C~unkAnation Suits, summer weight, 90
knee and mkls length sleeveless Or short sleeve. at VOC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
KEENEST ENTHUSIASM IS AROUSED
OYER BIG EUROPEAN TOUR CONTEST

shows. II is 10 no particular section
that the interest Is confined. for II is
general throughout the entire field. II
viii be- remembered that all contest
ants compete only against their sister
contestants in the same district for
the European tours Candidates may
go anywhere TO secure votes.
The contest department will fur.
nish. free OF charge To all contestants.
printed matter that will greatly a..
sist them in securing subscriptions
from out OF the city All that is
necessary is for them TO ask for the
blanks
With weather that is at all favor.
able. Il good showing will he made by
all m" earnest and desire-to-win con
testants before The first period ends.
Saturday. March %.
There Is a change in the schedule
OF votes that Will D. "a the advantage
q every contestant In the race. l. will
he much easier 10 get the limit al.
lowed on subscriptions. because az the
TACT that the limit "a SO small No sub.
scriptions from old subscribers for
more than one year in advance will be
taken. and no subscriptions from new
subscribers for more than two years
viii be taken. The schedule as orig.
inally published had fve-year limit.
which was thought by the manage
ment Of the lni~lligencer and by many
OF The ladies in the contest to he too
highland ~ Is accordingly reduced 20
The one and two-year limit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
POULTRY MEN
Hold interesting Meeting at the Board
OF Thanksgiving Plans
Discussed.

Last evening in the board Of trade
rooms the meeting Of the Poultry
Mems association was held As no
quorum was present. the old officers
hold over
Plans We're made for the holding Of
q INCH better and larger poultry
show. January 8 10 II. AZ which time
birds from Pittsburgh and other
cities IN Western Pennsylvania will
D" exhibited. and a larger number OF
cups will be- awarded.
\ large number OF men who were
not directly Interested wero IN at
tendance. and who VIII b. instIu
mental IN making the next meeting Of
-he Poultry association. which IL TO
lt bold 900 %" now auditorium. the
arces' and wus' successful ever held
U fhissec'ion - the country
With the opening % SPRING there
er Do ur~lhs- - breeders Who
Rt1 nearly dolble their present
oours. ard with the nuueNing ~ other
cities fo fNa eligible cufry lisf. there
.- goo doubt bg' that the neat show
vii su-fass anything ever heid ty
fh.e association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
About People
Movements CT indIviedsis to a,s
From the City

Miss Anna Wingcrter has returned
from Newark. after visiting relatives.
J l.. shepherd OF the New England
Electrical company has left for New
York on a business trip.
Miss Mary O'Kane Of Chapline
street Is slightly Ill.,
Mrs ". Z. Cogloy Of Thirteenth
street is visiting Ia Newark. q.
Walter Freeman has returned 10
Cleveland after visiting friends here.
DR. o. T.. Henderson 81 Claysville
has returned TO his home after a short
business visit
". !. Mccoy Of Sistersvlle was in
the city yesterday cHrOutc TO his home
after spending several days In wells
burg visiting relatives.
George ". Hess Of this city was a
busiuess visitor In Sist"rsvIllc Tor
the past few days.
Mrs. O 6. Guyton. who has hcan
spending the pas; few days with vel
atiycs In Wheeling and MounIsvill".
returned 10 her home yesterday after
attending the sunday meetings tn the
tabernacle
Thos l. Cos'inc of This city was q
business visitor iu Eikins for the past
few days.
Miss Mary r Gnlooly of Elkins vaz
In the city yesterday and was Joined
by Mrs r. V. Ford. The ladies VIII
leave FOR the east 20 attend the opcn-
Ing Of the spring millinery market.
Mrs Ford will spend some time IN
Washington visiting friends and rel
atiyc9
H. VI Wilson OF rhuipyi VAS IN the
city yesterday on business and Will
leave today for his home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28

There has been an awakening IN
Wheeling In the last five or six days
v hicn Is the greatest Of is kind that
IN" lnfeliigencer has ever been 70.
spOnsihie Tor. But % is only natural
that the oft-r 20 give away absolutely
free Of any charge ten grand European
tours should arouse the greatest and
kesnest enthusiasm.
Those who have already enrolled
themselves as contestants have eX.
pressed themselves forcibiy as intend.
Ing % win. and az active canvass for
votes is nov commencing
DO you know what this contest
means
T. means that Tho InteUigencor Is
goine 90 send zen ladies TO Europe
J. means that fhp lntelugcncer is
nak!1g 900 OFFER 20 all 'hc ladies Of
Wheeling and ~" surrounding terri
tory. %. good character. married or
single. such as is seldom presented
N mans fha' there D. getting nm
ever participated l Iy 'fa daughters
- Ns-' N.-s.., ..i ohio
q means fha' 'tere ar. ans NUN.
l'- OF v.Itz tli"- ali." ~ oppor
f.r.'.s- AMI real. fD 'a-o .dfaufa...
49, 'a.~ From every y h"-" mar
fe~ uf Fr --.lf r.tr bias spread
com. .'.f.- f nomination arI 1
a..-t There -l -:... avon u-
'.ar." 4tnr' f.n p.rrirr of tla.-
..rf. Irf.- Tr. e-t.r4 Dol.
cor. f-. u-. b. eo-. s.-..s.
or fr.--.. ..-.
T.. f-.. -.-..- .- .-rassf .- or,
''r .r. .t..
rf .a .-...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
Meeting Postponed.

The meeting OF tho home economies
department of the Woman's club.
which was to have been held Tuesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Chan
cey Dewey. OF Echo Point. has been
indefinitely postponed owing to the
Sunday meetings. This morning
there will be meeting az the club
at the home OF Mrs. W. \. Wilson. OF
North Wheeling. and this will be the
only meeting of the club to be held
during the next six weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
Obituary
Meinard Bruner.

The death of Meinard Bruner. aged
GO years. occurred yesterday after
noon at his rooms No. 100 Chapline
street. The deceased came TO this
country from Switzerland about 10
years ago. and has lived here since
then. Mr.. Bruner was not married
and has no relatives here. The funeral
will be held from the Bertschy chapel
No. ll22 Main street. on Wednesday
afternoon and the Swiss y1ciety. OF
which he was a member will have
charge of the services Interment
will be- made in the Peninsula Gene
terry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
Academy s.ud-nt.' Affair.

on Tuesday afternoon the pupils OF
ST. Josephs academy were enter
tanned for one-half hour by member
of the National Association for the
Study and Prevention Of tuberculosis.
Mr.. r.. G.. Routzahn. los East Twenty
second street. New York. The speaker
dwelt particularly on the minuteness
of germs. the manner I'm which the
disease is contracted. It's preventions
and remedies. The favor of this Ice
ture was obtained through the kind
moss OF Miss Mary Kerns Of the Asso-
ciated Charities. Wheeling. The lee
turer. Mr. =. G. Rutzahn. was accom-
panied by Mr. \. r. Sinks OF the state
branch OF the Associated Charities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
Location Of Ballot Boxes

In front Of Basle's. Twelfth
and Market.
In front Of John Coleman &
Co.'S Drug Store. sixteenth and
Market.
In front Of the lntelligencer
office. Main street.
Thes" boxes are 'or the re-
ception OF vote coupons clipped
from the lntelligencer. and will
be opened each day teNcept sun.
day az { y. IN. Votes deposited
after y. m. will no' be counted
until the second day following.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
SOCIETY
"Wednesday musieaI Club.

"eorcsoay MUSICAL Ci1p-
The recital OF the "Wednesday Must
cal Club. which will be devoted 10
French music. will be h,'d at the En-
glish Lutheran church in East Wheel
ing. this afternoon The following
program Will be rendered.
French Music Paper .........
49,. -.-........-..' Dr. clara sullivan
The Moths -...-...... .....-......G Policot
CHORAL club
Duo ,pianol .......-..........G T-erce
Mrs EdN " S'irci
Miss Fr~ca i.ein~r
Symphs and Fawns ....... r. Bernberx
Mrs. kobt. Marshall.
spring Song quartet ... Gabriel Marie
Miss Etnel KITE.
Mrs. VIII Bates
Miss Nab. Dys.nger.
Miss Helen bighy
'al Sospii II femherE
90 Sweet, Goodnight ........ Massene;
Miss Hilda Ruff
,a) Op. 81 tpianO) ............ Chopin
Miss Edith EdmoudsOn
Air or Salome tfrom Hew) Massenet
Miss Eva EE-rter.
ca Meditation-fromT That's tviolinD..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Massene;
tb) Fantasia Caprice. ...... NeiuNter1ps
Miss Blanche Garbette Gibson.
ca IT Ny Songs Had Airy finions.
tb) The Lady OF shalott dart M.
...................w ilfred Bendall
Choral club
Miss John Donlon Merriman. chairman.
Mrs. James Ste?hcn Martin director.
Mrs Edward " Siifei Mrs Elsie
and Mrs. Henrietta Arhenz Romine. ac-
COmpantstS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
Jordan Obsequies.

The funeral OF the late William
Jordan. who was killti on the Penn
sylvania railroad Sunday. were inter
req in the Peninsula cemetery yester-
day afternoon. The funeral was held
from tho Bertschy undertaking par
lors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
Seabridht Funeral

The remains OF Mrs. Henry r Sea
bright were Inferred in the Mt Zion
cemetery yesterday afternoon. Rev.
l. T. Brininstool OBLIGATED.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
Contest---Important Notice

CONTESTANTS PUBLIC:
IL has been decided by the lntelgener
subscription
Year Advance New Subscribers
Two Years Advance during the Tours Voting
and Contestants follow the schedule
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
DISTRICT SIX.
Rcaire Shadyside. West Wheeling and Riverv,ou
Candidates. Nam. Ador.s,
Votes.

Mice - i'."t. 'I''e ana ADDRESS Votes
i- CO., 80
ana l't'on lellae Ohio
~. i"Iaire ono
,i.s, N''''nF' ONO
Mics ti,r,.,
t,s Pr
I'' Srt"'s Ieilare Ohio
tr.
H'ancte
.iq,Ii
0nU
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
DISTRICT SEVEN.
Martin e,1 r, eTr~,o. wa.s creek Hos1o
Votes

: an or-,yTTe
Nj. ~ 80 1-','''-. ,'u Nu''eSs Totes
Ms Sol bridgeport
'' ONO
G--.,, f'rry ohio
.'... Sol. t.,...
90
N Mart Per-, oh
..r., ''''''r ''rr' ONO
We. A"-t..-.
Yrs t''-'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
One Of the Greatest Races for Trip;
to Europe Ever Participated In
Getting Under Way.

Scores Of Entrants Alive 70 Their
Opportunity and Are Working TO
Win One Of the Tours.
Subscriptions TO Be Taken by Con-
testants Limited TO One Year for
Old and Two Years fer New.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
DISTRICT FIVE
All W virginia Towns Two and Four
All Rural Route
Votes

Candidates
W VI
Miss Nina Welsburg. W Va
Miss ina II Elliott. Wel'sburc Va...............
Miss Anna Borgess. tlarksturg "
Miss Frances Motl W Va
Mr. tl" wis sample Cameron.
Miss Lorraine Lucas WoshurG " Va
Miss Dot l'sisVr". NarinsvlIe Va
Mss Hazel 1hilips. Bethany W
Miss lea Jackson. BETHANY. ''
Miss Elsie N"rrh"d Fairmont. W Va $1,000
y = u NoundsSi lie W
Wost w
Miss Ruth Nct 'anuor. Pa $4,000
Ms Sar"ta Letter West Pa '''''
Miss Ami" III. Philadelphia. W ''''''''
Miss Hazel Springer. Nal'ty rove Va '''''''-'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
WHO'S WHO IN INTELLIGENCER'S
EUROPEAN TOUR CONTEST
DISTRICT ONE.

First street and Including side OF Eleventh
lIoyeland and Glennova-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28

Four times the above number of votes allowed on NEW
subscriptions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-19
VERMONT PoSTMASTERS.
Hold Their Sixth Annual Meeting at
Bristol-Attendance rs.

Bristol, July l0.--The sixth annual
meeting of the Vermont League OF Post
masters was held here Wednesday after
noon and Thursday forenoon with an at.
tendance of % out of membership
of 220, An address OF welcome was
given the members on assembling in Odd
Fellows hall, where the meetings were
held. Z. M. Chase of Rochester gave
the response. Then followed the ad
dress of A. I. Davis, president, and the
report of the secretary and treasurer,
which showed the league to be in n
prosperous condition. Various topics of
interest to the league were discussed.
At the evening session officers were elect
ed as follows: President, F. G. Haskins
OF Bristol; vice president, Nelson A. Dole
of Danville; secretary and treasurer, G.
A. Bourne of Manchester Depot; execu-
tive committee, J H. Lyon of High
gate and A. r. Davis of Marshfield;
delegate TO national convention, A. r..
Davis. Thursday mornings session was
devoted to hearing reports Of commit.
tees, deciding on place of next meet
ing and an address by w. w. Sawyer,
postoffice inspector.
A musical entertainment by local tai
ent Wednesday evening and an automo-
bile trip about the village vas the en-
tertainment furnished the visiting post.
masters.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-19
CONNECTED WITH CITY WATER
When Nine Houses Were Supposed to Be
Connected With Spring.

Rutland, July l9--After having beer
informed that the city was being cheat
ed out of a large sum of water taxes
by Sam Geno of city park, Snperintend.
ent of Water Works Charles f. Willis
Yesterday afternoon unearthed remark
able situation existing at Mr.. Geno's
property in city park.
A lead pipe connecting the city wa
ter main was uncovered in front Of
Mr.. Geno's residence which, when shut
off, deprived families living in nine OF
the Geno tenement houses of water.
Mr.. Geno has paid no water taxes
into the city treasury, it being sup
posed that his houses were provided
with spring water from a spring. Aft
er discovering the condition of things,
MIR. Willis returned to this city, inform
ing the members of the water committee
and Mayor Charles l.. Howe of his fnd
and Alderman J. G. Temple, G. f. Lassor
and j. II. Dunn together with Mayor
Howe made a return visit to the SPOT
of the leakage.
The water was turned on again and
the families in the tenements were in
formed that in ten days they would be
without water unless Mr.. Geno pro-
vided it.
1t has not been decided what action
will be taken in the matter.
An estimate of the water taxes due
the city for about five years, that it is
believed the water has been piped to the
houses, makes the sum due the city
about $500.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-19
MONTPELIER.

A son was born yesterday to Mr.. ant
Mrs. Ralph @. Stratton.
Matthew Doyle and wife have SOLD
their property on Barre street to Thomas
Short for $4,000.
Articles of association have been filed
by the Vermont Cadillac company OF
White River Junction, with capita
stock of $500. The purpose OF the com
pany is to Purchase, repair and sell auto
mobiles. The signers are G. II. Miller
White River Junction, II. G. Bennett
and Richard Hear of Barre.
George b. Sibson of Barre has re.
ported to the police the loss of d dia-
mond, valued at $l25, from the setting OF
a ring in this city Wednesday evening
When taking his coat, the ring caught
in the lining OF his sleeve, and when he
investigated, the stone was gone. II
was gift from Boston friend and
highly priced.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-19
MORE SAD EXPERIENCE.

There is so much good advice concen-
trated in a small space of the editorial
columns Of the Boston Transcript yester-
day that the paragraph is here reprinted:
"There need not be much sympathy for
the Maine and Ohio people who COM
plain that they have been defrauded in
making real estate Investments at long
range. near New York City. If such per
sons were willing to use their eyes and
ears and brains, they could find plenty
of safe opportunities at home"
Those people of Maine and Ohio are
going through an experience similar to
that which many Vermont people have
had in decades past, when they were
attracted by the aluring prospectuses
presented by promoters of properties in
distant sections of the country and have
been induced to subscribe heavily for
stock in alleged splendid companies.
Those Vermont people received their les.
son, and more and more Vermont money
is being invested right in Vermont; and
persons who feel disposed to take their
wealth out of the state are making ex-
animation in person of the propositions.
Now and then we read of parties of YER
mont business men organized to visit
some section where a land boom is to be
tried or where a mine of some sort is
located; but those excursions are not so
attractive as they used to be, and to
those who participate the prospects are
not so alluring. Therefore, Vermont's
Industries are showing growth, and
the natural resources of the state arr
being developed to certain extent
Nevertheless, we need just such re-
minder as that which is brought by the
experience of the Maine and Ohio people
who made long-range investments in
land and are now complaining that they
were defranded. 1t will serve TO impress
more deeply the conviction that money
invested at home, even though at lower
rate Of return, is the better in the long
run.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-19

As conservationist, Clifford Pinchot
has gained not little renown through.
out the country; but what is likely to
bring him much more is his action in
acquainting the authorities of the Dis.
trict of Columbia that they were not
taxing him enough for property in the
city of Washington. When taxpayer
voluntarily takes this action, as Mr..
Pinchot seems to have done in this case,
he is worthy of the large amount of
praise which is likely to come to him.
1t is honesty, spiritedness and
willingness to share ones just proper
tion OF the public burdens combined in a
remarkable manner.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-19
woLcoTT.

Archie Bullard was the guest of Friends
in Fletcher Sunday.
Miss Alice Billiard is the guest o
friends in Newport.
Mrs. II. A. Parker was = guest of hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Goodrich, il
Hardwick Tuesday.
The village of fiardwiek has decided
to light the village of Wolcott.
B. X. kusic is working for nj. j. Walsh
w. NJ. Parker was in Morrisville or
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley Sargent of Eden
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. e. Potter
last week.
Miss Abb;e Kusic is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred GGyer in Hanover, n. II.
Miss Florence Tucker of Allston, Mass.
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. +. j.
Warren.
Eli Fish is working at Cadys Falls.
r. NJ Hubbell was in Morrisville on
Wednesday,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-19

st. Adams should take prompt steps
either to correct the report which caused
the Boston board of health to forbid the
importation of milk from that vicinity
or, if the report be accurate, to remedy
the conditions, the action of the Boston
board being based on the claim that
brooks near st. Adams were contaminat-
ed by sewage and that diphtheria is prev
slcnt in the vicinity. Such an action is
very damaging not only to the milk
producing industry of one of Vermont's
best farming sections, but to other in
dustries as well, notably the summer WIS.,
itor business, because of the wide spread
scattering of the newspaper report. st.
Adams cannot afford to let the report
stand if it is inaccurate; and no more
can it afford to let conditions exist If
the report be true.