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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-17
EAGLES MEMORIAL.
Services for Departed Members OF Og.
den herie Are Deeply Impressive.

special 10 The Tfibune
OGDEN June lG.-Momorlni services for twenty
one departed members Of Ogden acrtc NO. lls
Fracrnal Order OF Esslog. wore held hy the
members of MAT lodge this afternoon at the Ea-
sIes hall in Hudgon avenue our Duty Today
the principal address. delivered By Fast
Worthy President A. c. FielitG. Secretary II. r.
Geigcr paid a tribute 20 tho departed members In
his address. Our AbEcni Brothers" while the
culogy read by n. D. Estes. Other numbers
on the programme consisted OF auartctte sclec-
t!ong b. Willlom Pickett. %. A. Griffin. G. klomp
md William Purdic. and selections by the Or
cbestra.
After tho service, tho members OF the degree
team. together with more than hundred other
members OF the lodge. formed in line and. honded
hy Inc Ogden city band. marched TO the Ogden
city cemetery. the team later paying n visit
10 Mountain View The ritunlIs,ic service for
thc dead read at tho cemeteries R(;er the
graves had been covered with flowers.
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Californians Angry.

At the California delegation head
quarters all the talk was on bolt, bolt,
bolt 4 committee of four consisting
of Francis J Hcuey. Chester H. Row
ell former Mayor Clinton White of
Sacra mento and Assemblyman G.. G.
Young Of Berkeley was appointed TO
draft California's S protest against the
oustlng of Charles s. Wheeler and
Philip Bancroft and the seating of
Iryon and MeycrEcld, two Taft dele
gates from the Fourth district.
Never Eissner chairman of the Cal
ifornia Republican state central com
mittec and the now national commit
teeman from the state. started a pro
test movement and asked George A.
Knight to sign it-a protest against
the action Of tho national committee s
action in the California case.
'SNo, - said knight. TN not sign
a protest. | fought for California in
the national committee and had it not
been Tor me the entire delegation of
twcntvsix would have been thrown
out. But protest would be meaning
less and ] do not want 10 get mixed
mp in all this talk of liars, thieves and
scoundre1s -
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MAN IS ACCUSED Of
BEATING SICK WIFE
Case of Unusual Repulsive-
ness Brought to Attention
of Police Department.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. June ia case Of extreme
cruelty. which Is declared by the police
TO be one OF The worst with which the
present department has mad TO deal, was
brought 10 light at an carly hour this
morning, when Sergeant o. II. Molilnian
arrested William II. Eddy, aged 90 years.
on charge OF beating his wife. The
family resides at l21 Thirty-first street,
and IT was here that Eddy's arrest oc-
CURED
According 10 the police. who learned
the story from tho neirhbors. Eddy Was
intoxicated when he arrived at his homo
about ] O'Clock this morning. His wife,
still confined to her bed following the
birth OF child six DAYS ago, was at
tackled by him and finally forced 10 leave
her bed and seek safety at the home OF
a neiGhoor. Eddy Is said TO have been
toNicaton, but this is the most serious
charge yet lodged against him.
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Must Cut Down Trees.
Special TO The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. June 16.--As the result OF recent
inspection Glp BY members OF the city park
commission aud Superintendent 3. Van der Schut.
supcriu ,cndenl OF public psrse. large number
OF Ogden residents Will receive within the next
few DAYS Official notices 10 remove trees which
have boon condemned by The city authorities.
In their travels about the city the commissioners
found many instances where trees had been placed
from Two 10 four foot apart when tho proper
distance is thirty feet. The OF mopcTi Y
where such conditions exist will be notified Ia
take out the trees until ths required distance
j1
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ARRANGE TERTAINMENT
Club Women Who Pass Through Ogden
VIII Be Cared For.
Special to Tho Tribune

Special IN Tho Trlbunc
OGDEN. June I6.-AIthoush their limited stay
In the city makes a formal reception impossible.
the delegates tho biennial convention Of the
National Federation or Women'3 club viii he
entertained by tho Ogden club women while the
former route TO attoDd the national meet
Ing in San Francisco June 20 TO july .. This
decision reached recent mcoflnR OF The
central committee OF the Federated Womcn's club
OF Ogden
AZ large majority OF tho eastern delegates
Will arrive In Ogden oyor tho Rio Grandc their
stay will be brief but Berersl hupdrcd who arr
travelling By the Union Pacific have arranged
spond several bours IN tho city. Delegations
OF women from the local clubs will meet every
incoming train Welcome the delegates. and
those who havo sufficient time WI Oc taken
for Sightseeing trips about the c;Y and 70
Ogden canyon. The executive body OF the local
federation hns appointed committees 10 arrange
foC the reception OF the visitors.
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Franchise Accepted.


FNVT'TdT ID ITIUUTN.
LOGAN. june i5--M. I. Gullrhtly and $3.50
clateS met with the county commissioners yes
terdAy afternoon and formally accepted the fran
chise granted 10 thcm zorno Tine ago operate
mn interirban railway here. The franchise would
have become null and void yeStorday. unless accept
cd. and when accepted, the 5000 bond that was
civcn evidence OF good faith. aud
guarantee that tho railway will be completed
WITHIN hftcen months. became operative. The
Ecclc3 people building aho.t inter.
urbnn horc and II looks rs n there viii bo Two
roads. as each crowd has put up 5000 bond
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Maccabees' Memorial.
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

opecIaT 10 THO IrTbunr.
OGDEN. juno 1s.-hfter visiting Mountain
View and the Ogden City cemeteries this fore
10 dcroratc the grnveg OF their departed
aisters. members OF Silver hive No. J. Lsdica
Of tho Maocabec6. held memorial serylucs al Ea
Ees hall this evening Many persons, not mem
bers OF tho lodge accepted the general invita-
ton and witnessed the impressive ceremonies
The programme consisted of musical Numbers
by Marion Wclch Mlsz Hattie NicF Miss o. Nc
and otbcrs: a memorial address by DR. Alice
Ridge. aod The drapine of the lodge charter in
nccordauce with the ritual for public services
Tbe degree stan ago participated in The pro-
cyamms
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Will Build Greenebousc.
Special TO Tho Tribune

OGDEN June 16-Actlns under lostructlous
from the board OF trustees. Superintendent +
NJ. DTlg67 OF the State School for the Deaf and
Blind. VIII. within tho few days. advertise
for bids for the erection OF large green house
at tho school. The structure viii be tvcnrv-tHo
BY hfty-hve feet In size. the estimated cost be-
Ing siSo0. This is but OF a number OF i'm
proTcmonts which Will he made al the state
school during the vacation period all tho stu
denfs having now departed for tbcir ,home1. Th,
school VIII be opened for the new term ou the
nlsl Wedncsaav In Seniernber.
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King and Queen of Spain Send
Handsome Gifts TO the
Happy Pair.

w 9s ToEE .5oro 5paf 'ST&s a.. The Ss"r s5EssS
of the United States minister To Spain,
10 Shane Leslie, the popular young Eng
lSh orator, was one OF the most brilliant
events of New Eorks present social
season.
Among the handsome presents received
by t'hc bride were two from the King
and queen OF Spain, with whom the for
MGR MISS Ide is q great favOrltc.
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Veterans Will Celebrate.

special 10 Thc Tribunc.
OGDEN, Juno j6-Tbc residents OF Hoopcr are
making elaborate preparations for the annual
cncompment OF the BlacLhawL Indian war Yct-
crsus. which iS 20 he held there on Tuesday.
Juno @5. This reunion has grown in promI-
ucncc each year until !. s attended by dele
ratcs from all sections of rho state II W
ti"ipated that fully Two hundred dol-satea viii
bc present from Utah otioE and toNns, IN ad-
ditlon 10 hundreds OF visitors Who attracted
bv events OF this character,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-17
folks and Thin Folks
m Make People Fat
oack If 1t Fails Says
m-Johnson Drug Co.

Of beauty is a curve, Women
,fs,,as and graceful, but not thin
slui ~ " There is a vast mum.
|ra'r.. .oln' scrawny people who
.sehs ehs and nerves, but without
ssh and health that accom-.
~ t1thndard weight. Good flesh
eealth 20 together. A true
sscess,so,to S rood like samosc is alb,
|fmsyssssy sssy to many people.
M mnable discovery comes in
Hith b"a when taken after meals
h 50 50 Inc. the food and helps il TO
|;Inoy % mat Inat il makes rich blood
onnson Drug Co. have so
ma. IN this remarkable
u are iuei ,a,. and health restorcr
e,isto,nws,ll mt willing and glad to al Al
|1 fakn fku,''sr m to deposit 5oc will
< a'esstanding that If aoe, II doe,
IN tha marked increaso - in - ao"i n"e'
~ lae %,,a. money viii be retuH"oe re- a"ol
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-17
Cheers for Cummins.

CHICAGO. June 16.-Iowa delegates
assembled in their headquarters today
and chccrcd telegram from their can.
Jdatc for president, Senator Cummins
expressing appreciation of their support
The telegram, directed to Senator
Kenyon. follows
deeply appreciate the best efforts
any man ever had my friends are
making for me in Chicago. and |
want you 10 express 10 al my pro-
found gratitude. havo been In a
continuous struggle for progressive
principles for many yGnrs. and know
Won will hold the colors Dign, so that
no man can mistake where ] stand.
There are other good fighters in
Chicago. hut there can bH none moro
valiant. none more faithful and loyal
than tho army OF Iowa soldiers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-17
Special Car for Dclcgat ties,
Special to The Tribune.

'>VrII"T % TNc TIIhUhr.
OGDEN. Juno ls.-U,ah delegates 10 the ma
iion0l Democratic convention In Baltimore. Nd.
will travel in special ear which Will bc at
iarhcd to the Overload Limited. leaving ogden
Tuesday afternoon. Tho trip vlll br mado yis
lhc Union Pacific Z. NJ. d St =. railroad and
rcnusSIyania linc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-17
Millers Plan Convention.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. juno i6.-Thc annual convention OF
the Utah State Millcys and Grain Dealers
aocaton will be held at the Hermitage hotel In
Ogden canyon Juno % i. II. Barnbart, statc
secretary and chairman OF tho local arrangement
committee. has sent out the announcements
the members throughout the state. The
lion consists or sessions in the morning and
afternoon. followed by the annual banquet at
GO In the cNening
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Mrs Leila Love, wife of Wiley Love

Mrs Leila Love, wife of Wiley Love,
farmer living near Covena, Ga. SAYS:
81 have taken Foley Kidney Pills and
find them to be AL YOU claim for them.
They gave me almost instant relief
when my kidneys were sluggish and
inactive. can cheerfully recommend
them to all sufferers from kidney
troubles, - Schramm johnson Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-17
Petty Larceny Charged.
Special to Tho Tribune.

SI'cclAI TO THO TIIDUNc
OGDEN. June l6.-A valuable leather sofa cush-
ion found In possession or Charles Floyle. colorcd
man. last night. identified by r. $. Brooks
today which had boen stolen from the
office OF II. Brooks q Son lower Twenty
9th street some time Yesterday afternoon. Royle
conCcainE the cushion under his coat when
arrested h. Officers Tetcr Nayln and Dan Sulli-
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Would Vote for Bryan.

Well I voted three times for
Bryan. aud if Roosevelt is beaten here
might make il four times, sand Alex
McCabc. the private secretary Of Gov
crnor johnson. 81 would be for ,Roosc
vclt even against Bryan, because ! be
licvo the needed reforms can better be
carried out in the Republican party
than in the Democratic.
These statements indicate the gen
cral temper of the Californians i'll case
OF Roosevelt s defeat. They have made
up A purse Of $4,000 that Taft will
not be thc nominee Of the convention
and r. Il. Raincs has the placing OF
The money Big Jack Ncylan, head OF
the state board of control, delights TO
get in the midst Of the Jam at the
CONGRESS and swing this $4,000 as if
it were bag Of gold and he were US
ING the bag as bludgcon.
Nevlan Joys in getting in an argu.
mcnt with the Taft men in the lobby,
working them up 10 the fever pitch
and then sprineiug his $4,000 bet. The
| bet very probably will be taken up as
| soon AS il becomes known that the
| money is offered. Baipes won a pot Of
money from the professional gamblers
on the state primary result and Is a
gladsome, fearless hacker Of his opln-
| ion.
| coufrerecs is based on some inside tip
on the coming shift OF votes Francis
j. Heney said yesterday that he knew
OF ono state counted for Taft that
would swing to Roosevelt ON rollcall
and that this change was epugh to
| oYcriurn all the Taft calculations,
But he did not give The name OF
the state and the other California dele
gates either did not know il or would
not tell If thew did, Most of the Cal
ifornians have promised Governor
Johnson not 10 talk politics and to
let him make all the statements fol
the entire delegation. As he IS cou'-
pletc master the other members are
apt to drift into strange sllcncc3 on
the most trivial subjects when ap
preached for information.
The delegation met yesterday and
elected Meyer l.issncr as national com
mittccman to succeed George A
knight. There had been some talk
that Lissncr was trying TO hog thing:
by being chairman Of the state centra
committee and national committeeman
at the same time But when it came
down 10 The election. Lissncr was sc
lcctcd without opposition.
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of running with Wilson and the subject
has been broachcd. though some of the
Wilson leaders do not like Roosevelt
very much.
1t would he fine fight TO put the
pfogressivcs on one side and the con
scrvativcs on the other. But | still
think Colonel Roosevelt can be nom
mated here and that, Of course. would
end al talk of boiling and new
party.'
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Each age Of our lives has its joys,
Old people should be happy, and they
will be if Chamberlain Tablets are
taken to strengthen the digestion and
keep the bowels regular. These tablets
are mild and gentle in their action,
and especially suitable for people Of
middle age and older. For sale by all
dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-17
HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE
BY FLOOD IN MEXICO

GUANJUATO. Mexico, juno l6.-A
cloudhurst here today flooded the city
TO depth OF several feet The loss of
hfc and property was large Tho Por
irio Diaz drainage tunnel saved the
town from greater disaster The rain.
fall was greater than in 1908, when
moro than two hundred lives were
lost.
Tho city is III narrow gorge in
can mining properties arc in The sur
rounding hills,
After the floor in 1905 tunnel more
than Il mile wide WAS cut through the
mountain 10 prevent n recurrence of
tho disaster. Today the tunnel proved
too small to carry OF all the water and
the lower part OF the town suffered.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-17
SEVEN NEW OIL DEPOTS
IN SOUTH AMERICA

SAN FRANCISCO. June 16.-Scven
new oil depots IL was announced here to-
daY, will he opened on tho west coast
OF South America on or about July l, for
the use of Oil burning steamships and
internal combination craft Other sta
tions soon arc to ne established ON the
South American Atlantic coast, and IT
will soon be as convenient for Il ship To
find oil or her voyage around the Horn
as il now is To find coal.
The new stations viii be valtal, TOGO
pilla and Iqunue. Chile, and Junin. Pisa :
qua Cullso and Palta, Peru. They will
supplement- existing stations at Tacoma
and other Puget sound ports, san Fran
cisco, Los Angeles harbor, San Diego,
Panama and Valparaiso.
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Heney Given Place.

CHICAGO juno I6.-The California
deIo-atlon chose its members for the star
committees today, Francis J.
Uenev WAS selected for the credentials
conmittcc: former Governor George G.
Iardne committee on rules; Chester II,
RcwelI, committee on resolutions: Meyer
/ Issuer for the national committeeman
10 succeed George a. knight
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Comparative weather data al Salt Lake CITY
June III, l9l2
UighcEt temperature today 10 degree: h-h-
cal In this month since 1879 i1 dcGrcc5
lowest Inst might 20 degrees; lowest thiS
month ence 1874 was 5S degrees: moan tcmpcra- =
iurc for today raa SS degrees; normal 6N
degrees: accumulated excess Flurc tho GTgt Of tho
month ls s degrees. accumulated excess since Jan
uAry ! is ~ degree.
Relative humidity at a. today 72 pcr
cont; relative humidity at p. today a.
per cont.
Total precipitation lor tho twenty four hour1
ending nj y. IN. ~ nf an inoh; total Tor ihif
month 10 dutu is .7i or iucn; accumulated
rxcoEs 10Y this month 10 dsie in N OF an Inch,
total precipitation since january J 10 date &C.
1896 Inches: Accumulated cNccs5 Sincc Juou-
AIRY ! It, as OF inch.
sun rises .aS Q. m. sun sets S02 y. NJ. juno
IL. 1917.
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BABY g
SKIN TROUBLES

Instantly relieved by hot bath
with Cutlcura Soap and single
application of Cuticura Ointment.
Sold everywhere. Sample of each,
with 32-page book, sent free. Ad-
dress "Cuticura," Dept. 2E, Boston.
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Ogden Healthy City.

Spcci> TO The Tribune
OGDEN. juno i6.-1h~Tr arc rcr Usar. OF con
inRious diseases in Ogden at tho present time.
according 10 Cliy Sanitation Inspector C-orgc
Shorten. and there IL carc of smallpox
az tho city detention hospital tho building hav-
ing been closcd. pIohnhly for the summcr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-17
HUERTA COMPELLED
TO FIGHT HIS WAY

CHIHUAHUA, Mex. June 10
SkirmishiDg today between outposts of
the fcderals and rebels at La Cruz.
fifty miles south of Bachimba, the rebel
stronghold, resulted in loss to the
government of twelve and the rebels
Two dead, according to reports tonight
to General Oro2co IS headquarters here
The rebels were commanded by Gen
era Del Toro. The Significance of the
action is that the rcocls have deter
mined TO make General Huorta fight
every inch of his way north toward
Bachimba.
Owners Of mines in the territory uu-
der revolutionary control, among which
arc manv American and British inter
csts. were today ordered to pay their
back taxes lest their property be for-
feited 20 thc rebel government.
MADEIRA, Mex, June l6.-Capt0ip
Cristobal Amsya. commander Of thc
rebel garrison here. died today OF dc
lirium trcmen- and all saloons have
been ordered closed.
Government troops stopped train
today near here and took several sacks
of gold ore.
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jRRY SOON OVER;
BOLT TALK BEGINS
Lindsey Authority for
That Wood
u Wilson'S Name Has
Been Considered.
EDWARD n. HAMILTON.

|.snatioual News Service.
|IIcAGO, June l6.-"Thc slide
has begun went out the cry
This afternoon. and Il well or
rsnizcd effort 10 stampede the
forces was begun.
eorgia's gone TO Roosevelt was
Of mcgaphonc voices that ran
Ia there.
ssissippi S gone over came tho
following crr.
rrc s break in Tennessee
Faii has ooms IN. -
other from Alabama,
as very pretty effort at a
]s. YHc letter OF FIVE Georgia
|, IS coming out for Roosevelt
<ircn The widest circulation.
hinged men read kilograms
'hsissipu in the hotel lobbies.
|t young men. with their eyes
ssid:
\ Stampede mas come
: Ids Opinion,
bis The beginning al The fall
fousc built on the sond2' !
'arhcld of Ohio, who played so
"a part in san Francisco :
Iecidcd fight with Spring Val
ike TO see few more bricks
beforc Id say that" was the
reply.
Georgia has broken
y iiw delegates. -
4 tllerc not nine others 10 come
H.
&ppi has come in, too. haan t
= is a break from Missis-
about Tennessee 90
y y nall break, one delegate SO
aiii'
n know about that.
Il much docs Tim Woodruff car
n rom New York -
himself, + think.
= 'welee others, as rcportcdi =
thinh so
= = bit Talk.
4 remcd sale, sane and con
III estimate of the facts behind
u Y npted stampede. Cp TO that
r. eyer, the Roosevelt talk had
ely of bolt and independent
There was sub-fcehng
" machine might be able to
IL Programme, after all.
20 bout this ticket:
. esidcnt, Theodore Roosevelt Of
= d re president, Woodrow Wilson
~ Jersey.
~ little absurd on its face, but
~ <en discussed, suggested, con
nd some tentative advances
D y BY The Roosevelt men IL
y fait victory convention.
TIL mean the cutting away from
nepubllcan party aud getting
r, inlo the progressive terra IN
|, n y would mean u progressive
m 'ead of the 6. O. Z.
'dsey Talks.
tclz 3naee Ben Lindsey, the ia.
IS e lur'st Of Denver. was fresh
ls y Victory over the Guggcnhcim
req ne went down 80 Sagamorc
sas 'S,hed with 7. Il. Judge Lind.
Fsf pemocrat-a sort Of Roosc.
le 4 yclt Is going TO run for pres
matter what the outcome of
re 'otioo; said the Judge yes
: " tbe Blackstone. .IIc must
81 ~ Will run-hc has said he
| h sed seriously OF q Roosevelt.
l-a progressive ticket
nas considered the matter
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WEATHER FORECAST.

WEATHER FORECAST FOR THE STATE OF
UTAlI-FA1R MONDAY AND TUESDAY. RISING
TEMPERATURES.
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WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-05-15
WILLIAMSTOWN.

DIR. and Mrs. f. B. Watson returned
Monday from weeks stay in Bur-
lington and Waitsfield respectively.
Percy J. Jeffords went to Woodstock
this morning as delegate from the To-
cal lodge ]. o. o. F., to the grand lodge
now in session at that place.
Mrs. William 0. Martins condition
continues to be favorable for recovery
and the night nurse has returned to
Barre.
Bills are out announcing an auction
sale at Kenyon's store in grange block
next Friday and Saturday, both after
noon and evening.
Leon MeAllister is captain of the base
ball team and Clarence Little manager.
The Independent Athletic club of Barre
played them last night and won by a
score of 10 to 7.
Odd Fellows lodge meeting next Fri
day evening, with work in the second
degree. A full attendance is desired.
Mabel Wheatley goes to Woodstock
tomorrow as delegate from Fraternity
Rebekah lodge, No. 80, to the Rebekah
assembly to be held there.
Mrs. Walter NJ. Williams is visiting
her parents in Gaysville and will be alb
sent about week
Mrs. Willard E. Waller of Barre is
spending a few days at E. F. Walkers.