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was also the recipient of a beautiful
~cut-glass electric table lamp of most
elegant pattern. and proportions. The
Ross Whitcombe, H. w. Wilson, John
Fahrer, Guy Perry, D.. c. Miller, Walter
Alair, G. w. Funk, VIM. Jackson and
mine host. Mr.. Funk did the honors
on the shower and Mr.. Jackson pre-
sented the honor guest with the hand
some electric illumination, In a most
appropriate speech.
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The Fargo college orchestra concert
which was to have been given next
Tuesday evening a been postponed
two days on account of other enter
tainments conflicting. The college
musicians are now booked to appear
mouth Congregational church on
Broadway. Mr.. Stever a former pupil
Of Fargo college. n now pastor OF
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THE MEMS MEETING.
Rev. w. II. Wilkinson Will Speak in
Fargo Tomorrow Afternoon. "a.

7 Ut 30 wv FNT TTwWTT1 =
Rev. w. II. Wilkinson of the First
Christian hurch will speak at 4 p. M.
Sunday at the personal workers meet
ing, at the Y. NJ. c. A., subject The
Breaking OF Home Ties. The Y. N, Z.
A. Glee club will sing, all men cordially
invited. ~
S. w. d. Folger and John D. PEN
hitter speak at the Presbyterian church
at Grandin Sunday morning and At
Hendrum Presbyterian church in the
evening (tomorrow).
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George Stickney. son of Rev. Mr..
stickney, spent the first part of the
week In Valley City where he delivered
aluminium roasters for the Thanksgiv-
ing turkeys.
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ment, speaking on woman suffrage,
said; "Gentlemen, we had better give
freedom and rights to women. for 9th
erwise they will wrest them from us b.
force and to our shame" --
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Attend Miss PresCott's assembly
dance at stones new auditorium to-
night.-AdVt.
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After a visit of several days in Far
go Mrs. J. r. Olson and daughter, Miss
Ida, returned to their home in Finley,
N. D., Wednesday. "
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Mrs. H. Aekin and baby Jack of
Enderlin. N. D., are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. J.. G. Benedict. They will
remain with the Benedict's until after
Christmas, =
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Mark and SAKE Richtman were hosts
at h Thanksgiving dinner for their
father, William Richtman. of Finley,
n. D.. ..-.. -
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Miss Marion Philips, n of the Far
go college students from jamestown,
is spending the thanksgiving vacation
with her parents at home.
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Miss Sara De Rucke of this city is
visiting her sister, Miss Eva De Rucke
at Crookston.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-30

Among the visitors in the city this
week were Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Henry OF
Valley City.
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Miss Anna Aldrich, of the German
department of Fargo high school, is
spending the vacation in Webster,
Mimi, where she taught last year.
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Miss Annie Simmons was a guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. L. n. Cadteux of James
town during the Thanksgiving holt
days.
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Miss FolIonsbee, of Detroit, Mimi, is
the guest of Miss AIDA Blakeslee OF
the wellington flats.
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their birthplace for the first time, since
they left when they were year DID,
Miss Eva Hey returned from Chicago
Thursday where she has been visiting
relatives n friends.
Mrs. c. w. Sullivan and Mrs. M: e.
Roller No. Z Parks fats will entertain
the Rebecca sewing circle wednesday
afternoon. Members and friends are
invited. ..... -..
The. Pastors Aid society of the First
Methodist church will meet Tuesday,
Dec. 8, with Mrs. Fred Taylor, Gil
Eighth street south. Mrs. Chas. Foster
and Mrs. J. A. Caniff will assist in en-
tertaining. All ladies of the church
and congregation are invited
Mrs. Herbert L. Loomis is entertain
ing her uncle c.. s.. Hook from Union
CITY, Ind, Mr.. Hook will leave tomor"
row morning for Chicago where he
will be accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
II. l.. Loomis.
Miss Grace Loomis is entertaining
Miss Lucille Hoyt. Miss Hoyt Is the
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Hoyt of De-
troit, Mimi. .
Freeman c. Keller and Miss Anna NJ.
Killer both of the town of Bfsbee, this
state, accompanied by their wedding
party were united in marriage yester-
day by Rev. Frederick G. Behner pas
tor of the First Presbyterian church,
the ceremon taking place at the par
sonage on Tenth avenue north. After
the ceremony the wedding party re-
paired to one of h hotels where a
splendid dinner was served. Mr.. and
Mrs. Keller then took the train for
Minneapolis and from there will go to
Kansas City and Los Angeles. Their
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After spending an enjoyable week
with her sister, Mrs. Jerome Freeman
of Devils Lake, Miss Imogene Nichols
returned home Wednesday afternoon.
While visiting in Devils Lake, Miss
Nichols was honor guest at several
social functions.
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Mr.. Gillespie returned last evening
from a business trip outside the city.
The weather of late has been excellent
for the architects and builders in this
state.
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The Congregational guild was pleas
antly entertained by Miss. Champine
last evening at her southside home.
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Mrs. Charles ,Cramer and children
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Nor
ton of Lisbon the latter part of the
week. 1' .....
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Dodsley of Ann
Arbor, Mich, have been guests of their
son, A. H. Dodsley of this city for
several weeks. They returned to their
Michigan home today. .. r..
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The sport loving members of Wash
ington's -four hundred" were gratifed
to learn that Mrs. Taft has taken up
golfing. While only a beginner, Mrs.
Taft shows considerable form and 1T is
said that President Taft. on witnessing
her playing the game, laughingly made
the prophesy that IL he were not care
full she would be able to beat him in a
short time.
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Mrs. C. e. Jones and daughter Dor
othy were guests of friends in Fargo
this week.
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Henry Slocun is spending the Holt
days in Minot with his parents.
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With the Womenof the World

The Russian "avIatress," Ljuba Ga
l~antschikow, made a record for altitude
for women, by reaching a height OF
about 1890 feet. She used a mono
plane.
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HF..- - r. a#.E III. S-%G- H
The Congregational guild was pleas
antly entertained by Miss, Champine
last evening at her southside home.
o.
Miss Sara De Rucke of this city is
visiting, her sister, Miss Eva De Rucke
at Crookston.
Among thu visitors in the city this
week were Mr.. and Mrs. T. s. Henry OF
Valley City.
After a visit of several days in Far
go Mrs. ]. r. Olson and daughter, Miss
Ida, returned to their home in Finley,
NJ. D., Wednesday.
George Stickney, son of Rev. Mr..
Stickney, spent the first part of the
week In Valley City where he delivered
aluminium roasters for the Thanksgiv-
ing turkeys.
Mark and SAKE Richtman were hosts
at the Thanksgiving dinner for their
father, william Richtman. Of Finley,
N. D.
Miss Annie Simmons was a guest OF
Mr.. n Mrs. L. n. Cadieux of James
town during the Thanksgiving holi-
days.
Mr.. Gillespie returned last evening
from a business trip outside the city.
The weather of late has been excellent
VI NhS LSAAtONbS III bu1iNSES III LulS
state.
Mrs. c. e. Jones and daughter Dor
othy were guests of friends in Fargo
this week.
Henry slocum is spending the holi-
days N Minot with his parents.
%
Miss Ruth Gage, who is spending the
winter with her aunt, Mrs. A. l.. Wall,
and attending college, is spending a
delightful vacation with her sister in
Tolna, n. d.
Miss Ruby Gibbons. who is teaching
domestic science In the schools of Bis
marck- spent Thursday In the city with
friends. ....
Mr.. Bredvold, head of the English de-
partment of Fargo high school, left this
morning for Ha1stad, MINI, to spend
the day with his brother.
One of the pleasant affairs of the
Thanksgiving holidays was. a sumptu-
oHs turkey dtlHer given by Mr.. and
MIS-. 4. II. RodsI&. The guests were
Mr.. ard MSSr J. r, Barlow, Mr.. and
and Rev. and Mrs. Homer B. Cook and
their two sons and little daughter, of
Grand Forks.
Clair Codding spent Thanksgiving
with his parents in Valley City,
Curle C~allander, son of DIR. C%allander,
now attending Harvard university, will
be unable to return home this Christ
mas vacation. Curle who is president
Of the Harvard Banjo club will &C
company the Harvard Glae club on it's
southern trip during the Christmas
holidays. %''
On Tuesday evening, Dec. 8, Fargo
lodge No. 5, A. o. U. w, will ave a
special session at which the installa-
ton of officers will be held and this
will be followed by a dance n re-
freshnents. Arrangements are being
! made for a large number and a pleas
ant evening is anticipated.
st. Cecilis's Guild of the Gethsemane
| cathedral will be postponed for a week
owing to the Christmas sale which will
be held Dec. 4 at Prizes hall.
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DR.. Edith n. Hall, who has charge of
the excavations in Crete for the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, and who is to
deliver a course of lectures on the
work before university classes, de-
c1ares that the excavations so far made
show that the women of 5000
years ago wore hobble skirts, tight
corsets and mannish collars. DR.. Hall
also declares that ancient Crete had
reached a very high plane of CiviliZa-
ton. The city had a drainage system
! which compared favorably with any
| present day drainage system. "ExcaVa-
lions on the island" sale DR.. Hill, will
be materially assisted by the Balkan
war, since under the Turkish regime
the ~excavating is hampered by a great
deal of red tape"
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Miss Ruth Gage, who is spending the
winter with her aunt, Mrs. A. L. Wall,
and attending college, is spending a
delightful vacation with her sister in
Tolna, N, d.
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Following an extended wedding trip
to Seattle, Tacoma and other coast
points, Mr.. and Mrs. A: L. French will
make their home at III Ninth street
north, Fargo. .-
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the church. will have charge of the
concert.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Otterburn were
Thanksgiving guests of Mr.. Otterburn's
father and sister at Lidgerwood.
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j. D. Healow of Bismarck, a guest al
the knights of Columbus banquet
Tuesday evening, returned to his home
in time for the Thanksgiving festivi-
ties.
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Miss Ruby Gibbons, who Is teaching
domestic science in the schools of Bis
marck spent Thursday in the city with
friends. .
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Mrs. H. w. Whitman entertained DR.,
and Mrs. e. H. Rishel and son Leon, of
Mayville at her home on First avenue
south.
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Mr.. Bredvold, head of the English de-
partment of Fargo high school, left this
morning for Ha1stad, Mimi, to spend
the day with his brother.
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many friends extend congratulations
and well wishes. :
The Gethsemane7 Guild and the wo-
mems auxiliary will give a Christmas
sale and supper Wednesday Dec. 4, in
Prizes hall. The sale beginning at 2
o'clock and the supper at 6 o'clock.
Miss Rose Schell and Thomas SulIi.
van were married in st. Cloud Thurs.
day thigh moon at the home of Rev
Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan left for an ex
tended trip east, after which they VIII
locate in this city.
Mrs. H. w. Whitman entertained DIR,
and Mrs. E. H. Rishel and son Leon, of
Mayvtlle at her home on First avenue
south.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. otterburn were
Thanksgiving guests of Mr.. Otterburn's
father and sister at Lidgerwood.
j. D. Healow of Bismarck, a guest al
the Knights of Columbus banquet
Tuesday evening, returned to his home
in time for the Thanksgiving festivi-
ties.
Following an extended wedding trip
to Seattle, Tacoma n other coast
points, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. French will
make their home at I'll Ninth street
north, Fargo. .
o.
| Mrs. Charles .Cramer and children
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Nor
ton of Lisbon the latter part OF the
| week. .'.. S..
After spending an enjoyable week
with her sister, Mrs, Jerome Freeman
of Devils Lake, Miss Imogene Nichols
returned home Wednesday afternoon
While visiting in Devils Lake, Miss
Nichols was honor guest at several
social functions.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Dodsley of Ann
Arbor, Mich, nave been guests of theiI
| son, A. H. Dodsley of this city for
| several weeks. They returned to their
Michigan home today. r,
Mrs; H. Aekin and baby Jack Of
and Mrs. j. 6. Benedict. They viii
remain with the Benedict's until after
Christmas,
Miss Marion Philips, one of the Far
go college students from Jamestown
is spending the Thanksgiving vacation
with her parents at home.
Miss FolIonsbee, of Detroit, Mimi, is
the guest of Miss AIDA Blakeslee OF
the Wellington fats:
Miss Anna Aldrich, OF the German
department of Fargo high school, is
spending the vacation in Webster,
MINI, where she taught last year.
The Fargo college orchestra concert
which was to have been given next
Tuesday evening has been postponed
two days on account of other enter
tainments conflicting. The college
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~ OF Interest to the Women ~

iety Editor o N any of TIE Forums Four Wires and ASK for Five.
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their birthplace for the first time, since
they left when they were / year oid.
Miss Eva Hey returned from chicago
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One OF. the pleasant affairs of the
Thanksgiving holidays was. a sumptu-
Ms. \. Il RodsI9. ne saests were
Mr.. ard Mrs J. r, Barlow, Mr.. and
Mrs: II. ,. BSssley, parents of the host,
and Rev. and Mrs. Homer B. Cook and
their two sons n little daughter, of
Grand Forks.
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Miss Rose Schell and Thomas Su1Ii-
van were married in st. Cloud Thurs
day at high noon at the home of Rev.
MFR. Arndt. Following the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan left for an ex-
tended trip east, after which they Will
locate in this city.
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Miss Grace Loomis is entertaining
Miss Lucille Hoyt. Miss Hoyt is the
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Hoyt of De-
troit, MINI. =.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-25
OLD CONNECTICUT
 IS SOON TO BURN
Providence Liner Built at Noank Going
 to Junk Heap at Early Date.

The old Providence line steamboat Connecticut is soon to be taken from her present position on Wood Island beach, Boston harbor, and lowed to a place where she can be burned for the metal that is in her construction. The hull of the Connecticut which is of wood, was built at Noank from the plans of George B. Mallory, who also designed her machinery. which was built by the William Cramp company of Philadelphia. The engine was of the compound oscillating type. This boat was contracted for while Capt
 J. W. Miller was president of the Providence and Stonington Steamboat Co.,. her owners. She ran in connection with the Massachusetts. In appear ance she resembled the Bristol and Providence of the Fall River line, which were the palatial Sound steam CTS in their day and were the last built by that eminent shipbuilder, the late William H. Webb, and the end of wood constructed steamers for the passenger service of this line. the Pil- grim's being the first iron hull. which was built by John Roach at Chester.
 The steamers mentioned above per- formed satisfactory service, carrying many millions of passengers without , loss of life, and like faithful draft horses were kept going until the in | crease in travel demanded larger and , speedier vessels which were prompt l ly supplied, each one as it came along being little superior to its predeces- sor, until now the present fleet of the New England company, which runs steamers to Fall River the year round | and to Providence and New Bedford in summer, cannot be excelled in point of safety, comfort and speed.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-25
LIEUT.. CECIL G. YOUNG
 IN COAST ARTILLERY CORPS
Was One of Twelve Who Passed Competitive Examination-Has Been in Coast Survey Work.

Lieut.. Cecil G. Young, Coast artt- lery corps, U. s. A., is home on leave until Jan. 1, when he has to report at the Coast artillery school, Fortress Monroe, Old Point Comfort, Va. Lieu tenant Young was commissioned as lieutenant on Nov. 25 by President Taft as a result of a competitive ex- animation held in September. Thirty seven candidates from civil life were designated by the secretary of war to take the examination, 12 passing both mentally and physically.
 Officers in the Coast artillery corps are engaged in mechanical and cleo trical engineering concerned with the equipment and mechanisms of the big coast guns, mortars and mines, in the study of explosives and their chem istry and in surveying work.
 Lieutenant Young has resigned from his former position as officer on board ships of the U. s. Coast and Geodetic Survey, acting in charge of Coast Survey work in Narragansett bay Delaware bay, Chesapeake bay and or rivers in Virginia and North Caro- lima.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-25
TAFTVILLE
Pupils Perfect in Attendance at We.
 quonnoc School for Term.


 The perfect attendance at the We quonnoc school for the entire term ending Dec 20, 1912, is as follows:
 Kindergarten, Mathilde Stapfer, Ida L. Lillibridge, teachers: Lydia R. Adams, Frederick Wilson.
 First grade. room two, Jennie I. Congdon teacher: William Brooks, Helen Brown, Eva Dugas, Sarah New ton, Alfred Radtke.
 Second grade, Ida NJ. Desmarais, teacher: John Andrew, Robert Brown, Mildred Kloss, Fred Meyer, James Wilson, Dorothy Wood, Nyra Yerring- ton
 Fourth grade, Genevieve Mccormick, teacher: Agda Abrahamson, Annie Bauer Russell Carter, William Day, LaVarge, John Meyer, Ovilia Paul, Laurence Seidel.
 Fourth room, c. Graham, teacher. Charles Adams, Albert Bibeau, Mary Greenhalgh Laura Murdock, Bertha Thoms. John Raph.
 Sixth room, Nellie H. Auger, teach CT: Gertrude Abrahamson, Ella Ad- ans, Harriet Graham, Emuleo Leten- dre, Napoleon Letendre, Ethel Mur- dock, William Troeger, Christopher Wunderlich.
 Sixth grade, Annie M. Plunkett, teacher: Emma Frohmander, Ethel Graham, William Jervis, Margaret Seidel, Pearl Tetlow, Louisa Troegeri Harold Wylie.
 Seventh and eighth grades, Mary Aberg, Max Bauer, Leola Bergeron William Burgess, Hortense Caron Howard Dunse, Carrie Edwards, Fred eric Fleetwood, Ruth Grant, Harold | Hannon, Elsie Heap. Agnes Kloss Florence Moors, Ruth Pollard. Lizzie Puchta, Henry Seidel. Warren Shar- ples, Louisa Sigrist, Amelia Smith Edmund Williams. Frederic Williams Estella Warrington.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-25
PAST MASTERS ASSOCIATION
 MET AT NEW LONDON
William E. Garfield of This City Was
 Elected Vice President.

Following it's fifth annual meeting, the Actual Past Masters association of New London, Eighth Masonic dis trict, there was a dinner and enter tainment for members and their wives at the Mohican hotel, New London, on Monday afternoon. During the din ing a Victrola concert was given by Deniel Marsh. There were solos by Mrs. Carey Congdon soprano, and Miss Mary c. Browne, cuntralto. Mrs. James D. Copp was accompanist. Ad- dresses were by Rev. J. Romeyn Dan forth, Rev James BixIer, D. D., Prof. Walter A. Towne and Carey Congdon. A handsome bouquet was sent to Captain Samuel W, Cauikins, the only surviving charter member of Brainard lodge of New Londen, who was unable to attend.
 The association named the follow ing officers to serve for the year: President-Carey Congdon, Brain ard lodge, No. 102. New London.
 Vice president-W. E. Canfeld, Som- erset lodge, No. 34. Norwich. Treasurer-John N. Lewis, Mount Vernon lodge, No. 75, Jewett City.
 Secretary-Courtland R. Darrow, Bay View lodge, No. 120. Mantle.
 The working of the degree of actual past HdStcT was uOne Dy team or acting officers as follows: Worshipful master-Charles c. Per kins. Union lodge, No. S1. New Lon | don.
 Senior warden-W. E. Garfield, Som erset lodge. No. S4, Norwich. Junior warden-Edwin M. Gray Mount Vernon lodge, No. 75, Jewett 1 City
 Treasurer-John N Lewis. Mount | Vernon lodge.
 ecretary-Courtland F. Darrow, Bay View lodge, No. 120, Mantle.
 Senior deacon-Arthur M. Brown Mount Vernon lodge.
 Junior deacon-George M. Minor Bay View lodge.
 Marshal-A. Francis Watson, Union lodge.
 Senior steward-John G. Packer Charity and Relief lodge. No. 72, Mys- tic,
 Junior steward-H. R. Kind, Somer- set lodge.
 Chaplain-J. R. White, Bay View lodge,
 Tyier-Andrew B. Parrish. Unior lodge,
 Masters elect Marion R. Davis oI Bay View lodge and Alfred NJ. Flow. CT of Union lodge received the degree.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-25
SIXTH WEEK OF EGG
 LAYING PRODUCES 765. New Hampshire Hen Lays Two Big Double Yok Esss-EneIish Hens Lead

Storrs, Dec. 24.-The total number of eggs laid during the sixth week of the international egg laying competition was 765. This is an increase over last weeks production. The winning pen for the week was pen of single comb White Leghorns owned by Tom Baron of Catforth, England. whose pen laid 26 eggs.
 Second for the week was a pen of single comb White Leghorns owned by Edward Cam of Houghton, England. This pen laid 24 eggs. A pen of sin gle comb White Leghorns owned by Braieside Poultry Farm of Strouds- burg, Pa, laid 23 eggs during the wee. A pen of single comb Rhode Island Reds owned by pr. John A. F'rit- chey of Harrisburg, Pa., and pen of rose comb Rhode Island reds owned by Glen View Poultry Farm of West Wilmington, Pa, tied for the week with score of 21 eggs. A pen of sin gle comb White Leghorns owned by R. A. Morrison, Pleasant View Poultry Farm, Cataraqui, Ont, Canada, laid 19 eggs during the week.
 The following shows the increase in egg production from week to week, also the great increase over last year s production during the same period: