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Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-31
MEANTTC
Funeral of John w. Coroley-Crescent Beach Store and Postoffce to Open June 2

Beach Store and Postoffioe to Open
 June 2.
 Funeral services for John w. Coro- ley were held Monday afternoon at his residence in Main street. Rev F. J. Ferris, pastor of the Episcopal chap el, conducted the service. The sing ing was by the choir of the Congre- gational church There were many beautiful floral tributes The bearers were civil war comrades of AIr CorO- ley He was 69 years of age, and was born in Germany. He is survived by his widow and three children. w. ? Coroley of Mantle, Mrs. Arthur Lock wood of Stamford Mrs. Bertha Small of New London, Joseph CoroIey of Wa terfoTd, and a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Coos of New London.
 Mr. and Mrs. Philip Feraci of Buffa- 10 are visiting friends in town. They came here last week to attend the funeral of Mrs. Feraci's father, Carlos Dart.
 Frank Dart was here Friday to at tend the funeral of his father, Carlos Dart. Mir. Dart has returned to his business in New Haven.
 William Hawkins of Hartford is wis iting in town.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Con eregational church gave an entertain ment in the church parlors Tuesday evening.
 Fred J. Howard is putting the Crescent Beach store and postofffce in order for opening June 2. Mr. How ard will assist Postmaster Gates at the Beach again this season.
 Miss EstelIa Lamb has arrived at the Lake View cottages for the sum mer. Miss Lamb has been spending the winter in New York.
 Pine Grove items.
 Harry Lee and sisters of New Lon don were at the Lee cottage on Broad way Tuesday, putting it in order for occupancy
 Mir. ShanIlowitz of New York is pIac- ing large quantity of furniture in the cottage he recently purchased from Mrs. J. C. Soden. Mir. and Mrs. Shankowitz are intending to come to the Pines early this season.
 Mrs. Charles BeIknap of Bridgeport spent Sunday at her cottage on Broad way.
 Frank A. Aston of Middletown ar rived in the Grove Friday for q few weeks stay.
 Elias Manwaring of New Haven is visiting his brother, Robert ManWdr- ing.
 George Bel of Philadelphia is at the Boden cottage, getting it ready to occupy.
 The road between Pine Grove and Mantle will be oiled this season.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-31

 and Mrs. Thomas Mcdonald, of Beach dale.
 Mrs. John Whittal4or of Lowell, Mass, and Mir. and Mrs. John Whalley of Lisbon were recent guests at the home Of MT and Mrs Charles Ander- son.
 Frank Ritchotte and Joseph Lock. wood of Phenix, R. l.. are guests of friends in town
 Mrs. John Herbert and daughter Cleo arrived in town Friday and will soon be occupying their old home again.
 Friday quite crowd went to Jewett Clty to witness the unveiling of the Soldiers monument, while large number of ball fans accompanied the ball team to Sterling to play two games.
 A number from this place attended the entertainment for St. Mary's church, JeWett City. on Thursday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-31
PRES ON
Grange Holds Interesting Meetins- Seven Veterans and Sons of Veter' ans at Memorial Service.

Grange Holds Interesting Meeting Seven Veterans and Sons of Veter' ans at Memorial Service.
 Mrs. Ida Towson of New London was a recent visitor at her sisters, Miss Mary Woodmansee's
 Mrs. Charles Palmer of PennsylVa- mia, who has been visiting Miss Mar tha Palmer, has returned home.
 The Ladies Sewing society of the Baptist church met Thursday with Mrs. Charles Bennett.
 Grange Meets.
 The grange met Tuesday evening. The lecturer furnished the following programme: Violin solo, Charles c. Zabriskie, accompanied by Mrs. Beriah Burdlck on the piano; talk on Decora- ton day, Rev. L. NJ Keneston; solo, Mrs. Beriah Burdick. The lecturer, Charles Zabriskie, read an interesting g paper on Agriculture in Peru, written by his brother, Luther K. Zabriskie, who is there.
 Mrs. A. P. MalIery of Shelton is wis., iting at Rev L. M Keneston's.
 Mrs. Charles Drake was taken to the tuberculosis sanatorium Saturday.
 Memorial Service.
 A special Memorial service was held at the Congregational church on Sunday There was special music by the choir. Seven veterans and sons OF veterans were present.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Con- gregational church was entertained by Misses Belle and Annie McClimon or Thursday afternoon. About 25 were present Meat, rolls, cake and coffee were served.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-31
Workman Injured.
OAKDALE

At the Congregational church the pastor Rev. C. l.. French. preached on sunday morning from Philippians ,: I2, l3. The c. E. meeting was con- ducted by the pastor Topic, Mission Work at Home and Abroad V. Indus- trlal Missions. Acts IS: 1-6
 Rey. and Mrs. F. A. Fuller of Nor. Wich Town were entertained at the parsonage Friday of last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Sherman Of Norwich visited at Paul Glasbrenner's Sunday and attended church.
 Mrs. Letitia Comstock is better.
 Mrs. J. E. Parker, who is spending the summer here, has been confined 10 the house by illness for severa! days.
 Rev ". $. Beard of WiIlimantic and his mother. Mrs. M. A. Beard, of Flushing, l.. l.. were recent visitors at the home of MT Boards uncle and aunt. F. F. and Mrs C. $. Parker
 The Ladies Social union met in the chapel Thursday afternoon
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-31
LEONARD BRIDGE

Clifford C. King and dauehter Hat tie and son Frank of Lebanon and Mrs Olive Judd of New Haven spent Sunday afternoon with MT. and Mrs. George A. Mills.
 Theodore Bland has gone to South Windsor.
 Mrs. Julia Geer has returned after several weeks spent with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Arthur J. Stevens, in Provt- dence.
 Rev. MT. Christie of South Coventry preached at the Exeter church Sun day.
 Carlton Cummings was in Colchester recently.
 Edwin P. KneeIand. who has been i'll the past three weeks. is gaining slow IV
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-31
LISBON

Mir. and Mrs. Ransom Read were visitors Sunday with relatives in Pack ervilleI Their daughter, Miss Bea- trice Read who had been spending a them.
 MT. and Mrs. Theron Tefft and lit tie son of GreeneviIle were recent vfs- itors at Mrs. J. H. Kennedy's.
 The Ladies' Aid society met at the parsonage Thursday afternoon.
 A large number from this place were in Jewett City Friday to witness the unveiIing of the soldiers monument
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-31
CL.ARK'S FALLS

MT. and Mrs. Felix Nixon of Hart ford were guests of MT. and Mrs. E. P Lewis the first of the week.
 MT. and Mrs. George Fish of West Greenwich visited their son, Jesse Fish, and family of this place Sunday, returning home Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. Allan Main entertain ed on Sunday their daughter, Mrs. Daniel Main, and children of Pawca- tuck, also their daughter in law, Mrs. Frank Maine. and children of North Stonington village.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-31
YAWBUX VALLEY

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 Henry L. Miner was at A. F. Reads in Lisbon Sunday.
 Mrs c. H. Miner spent Tuesday in Norwich.
 Mrs. Thomas Gould recently enter tained her cousin, Mrs. Albertus Maine, of Hope Valley.
 MT. and Mrs. Alexander Langworthy of Westerly spent Sunday with rela . tives here.
 Charles Newton of Cromwell has been spending several days with his sister. Mrs. Chester S Maine.
 Mrs. R. C. Maine and family of Au- burn, R. l., are expected to arrive at their farm on the Norwich road this week
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-31
CLASGO
Close of Some of the SchooIs-Vis
 itors and Travellers.

Mir. and Mrs J. T. Wilbur, MT. and Mrs, R. A. Wilbur took an auto trip to Willimantic Sunday
 Master Robert Jefts is spending the week with his sister Mrs Sterry Kinney's
 MT. Olsen returned Saturday to his home in New York.
 The Misses Potter of WilIimantic are spending a few days with friends in the village.
 Mrs. ". H. Bonny is in Summit R. T., in attendance at the funeral of her mother. who died Saturday.
 AIr. and Mrs. Herbert lift were in 'Jewett City Saturday afternoon. They took an auto trip to Poquetanuck on Sunday.
 At PendIe&on Hill.
 Rev. John Thompson was at Pen dleton Hill Monday. calling on MT. and Mrs. Homer Kinney and Mrs. Lu- cy White. He was accompanied by J. G. Bill, who went from the Hill to CIark's Falls to visit his brother, James Bill.
 Daniel Kenyon and family were week end guests of relatives in East Greenwich.
 School Year Ends.
 Miss Mabel Burdick closed the spring term of school in the Bethel district Thursday. The Glasgo and Boardman close the week following for summer vacation.
 Misses Grace and Gladys Thompson will be at home the first of June from Syracuse, N '.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-31
GOSHEN
C. E. Society Marks Graves of De-
 ceased Members-Fishinq Notes.


 A number from Goshen attended the birthday surprise party of Dr. Edwin l.. Danielson in Lebanon Friday eve ming.
 A party of young people from this place went on a fishing trip. to the Williams pond Saturday.
 Mrs. W. Fl. Allen and son. John Al len, were recent guests of friends In Columbia.
 C. E. Memorial.
 On Memorial day nine members of the I F. $. c. E. now deceased were remembered by the flower committee of the Christian EndeaVor society. Their graves in the Goshen cemetery were fittingly decorated with flowers and markers
 Fishermen are reporting good luck catching bullheads at the Cedarswamp reservoir. and many come from a long distance to obtain the toothSome fish. The average hornpout, though, run rather small
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-31
SAIEE.r-
Strawberry Festival and Dance a Suc- cess-Members of Storrs Faculty Entertained.

Mir. and Mrs. Alderson and daugh- ters Sylvia and Alice Alderson of Hartford were week end guests of MT. and Mrs. Charles s. Ray
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Clifford and daughter Anna Clifford and Miss Leah Clifford of New London spent Sunday with relatives in town.
 Miss Ora Sterry of New London is spending some time with her mother and sister, Miss Ruth Sterry, at the Red cottage.
 Mrs. Thompson of New York state Is spending some time in town, a guest at the Hurlburt house.
 Charles A. Williams. and Gilbert J. Murray were in Hartford Monday in consultation with Highway Commits sioner Charles J. Bennett. The trip was made by automobile in company with Bryan F. Mahan of New Lon don and selectmen of other towns in terested in the New London Hartford turnpike.
 Strawberry Festival
 The strawberry festival and dance given by Salem grange last Friday evening was largely attended.
 Preparations are being made in the Sunday school to observe Children's day.
 Guests from State College.
 1Ir. and Mrs. William Maynard re- gently entertained a number of mem bers of the faculty of Storrs Agricul- turaI college. The trip was made to Salem by automobile.
 State Supervisor J. A. Young of Col chester was in town visiting schools this week
 Edward Hogan has rented a house of Gilbert Murray and expects to move shortly.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-31
LAUREL GLEN

Arthur Barnes of New London yis- ited Saturday night with his uncle, w. T.. Maine and family.
 Hattie Congdon of Westerly visited over the week end with her parents MT. and Mrs Eugene Congdon.
 John Geer and family were guests of Andrew J. Main at Canonchet last Sunday.
 Mrs. Howard Martin of Ashaway was a recent visitor at the home of her father, Nathan Main.
 Mrs Elmer Main was in Ashaway Monday.
 Henry Girard moved the sawmill he purchased of the estate of Moses Hart last Tuesday.
 Mrs. Carpenter is visiting at Eugene Congdons.
 Gilbert Main, who was seriously in iured by a fall is able to be around the house
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-31
LIBERTY HILL.

The Sunday school voted last Sun- day to hold Childrens day concert June Sth.
 Mrs F. A. Verp1anok of South Man chester was the guest of her mother, Mrs. k. A. Moves on Wednesday and Thursday.
 At the auction held at the late Hen ry A. HolbrooiIs farm Tuesday, the farm was bid oft by Milo DavolI of Hartford for $1.590.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-31
LEDYARD
Sister of Mrs. Edward H. Avery Fatal iy 5urned-VioIin 25o Years Old Personal Items.

Mrs. Edward H. Avery received the shocking news that her sister, Miss Ruby Lewis of New London. while nursing a woman with an infant carried lighted candle into a closet; In some way Miss Lewis clothes caught fire. and before the blaze could be put out she was severely burned. She was rushed to Lawrence hospital and heroic efforts were made to save her. but she died Wednesday morning The funeral took place at her sisters in GrOton-
 Helen White Recovering.
 Friends of Rev. and Mrs. W. F. White are pleased to learn that their little daughter, Helen. who has been vary iII. is improving.
 Miss Eloise White, who has been teaching the past year in Mississippi, and Enlmons White of Yale arrived home Sunday night, being called home on account of the serious illness of their little sister
 Mrs. Isaac G. Geer has been visiting Eisnds in Hartford the past week.
 fudge HoldTidge has been called to North Stonington to administer on the estate of Palmr L. Main, Judge Gray of the North Stonington probate dis trtct being administrator on said es- tate. was disqualified to act as judge
 Mir. and Mrs. NagJes of Norwich were guests of MT, and Mrs. D. D. Tsvlor.
 D. D. Taylor was in Preston City on Saturday.
 Rev. A. F.. Kinmouth preached at the Congregational church Sunday morn Ing.
 Joseph A. Clark has been visiting w H. Prothero of Norwich on busi- ness for the town of Ledyard
 Mrs. Fannie Lamb visited her daughter. Mrs. Joseph Clark. Thurs day.
 Violin 250 Years Old.
 Elmer Crouch has an old violin that is 250 years old. He prizes it very highly.
 Mason Gray of Franklin visited his parents. MT. and Mrs. Enos M. Gray, on Sunday.
 All the schools in town closed on Thursday for Memorial day
 Supervisor w. w. Evans visited schools in town Wednesday.
 James H. Belden and $. E. Hold ridge were business callers at Gales Ferry on Thursday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-31
NORTH LYME

The many friends of Miss Christine Beebe were pleased to see her at church Sunday. She has recovered after q long Illness.
 Mrs. Lizzie Cone, Miss Gladys Cone and Miss Frances Emily of Moodus visited at C r. Jewett's over Sunday.
 M T. Stark Charles Sanford of F7diyme and Charles Strong of East Haddam have been inspecting Lyme reads this week
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-31
WESTMINSTER
Church Votes to Gall Rev. w. Fl. Ray
 nond of Danie eSon-

At the special business meeting Of the Westminster church held In the church house last Saturday afternoon it was voted to call Rev. w. H. Ray mond to the pastorate.
 MT. Croft occupied the pulpit last Sunday and will be present again to- morrow (SGnday).
 Mrs. Olive Mcdonald of Norwich ic visiting her sister, Miss Alice Baker.
 Mrs. Oscar Hubbard spent Tuesday In Danielson.
 MT. and Mrs. George Taft and daNgh- ter Marjorie are guests of Mrs. Taft s mother, Mrs. Minnie Davis.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-31
NORTH STERLING
Farmers Battle Against Potato Bugs
 and Cut Worms.

Mrs Alfred Potter Of ElmvillP and Mrs Ida Kennedy of Putnam called on friends here Tuesday.
 Mrs ~Dora Sweet is sick, and Co . great sufferer. She is about 90.
 Selectman Jared Hall, who has been sick is able to be out and look after the men working on the roads.
 Mrs William Hartley was in Provf- dence Monday.
 Mrs. Amos Martin Is entertaining guests from New Bedford Mass
 r. O. Hummer and family visited at IT. H. Crowells last Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs George Gibson or Moosup called on friends here Sun day.
 Potato bugs have arrived on time for the young plants as soon as they are out of the ground.
 Cut worms are doing much damage to all crops above ground.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-31
ASHWiILLETT

Charles Culver has purchased the Paul Prentice place which joins his farm.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Walker vis- tied with relatives Friday.
 Sigfreid Ahlberg is working in Wes- terly
 MT. Ohland was in Norwich Sat l1rday to meet relatives from New York who visited him over Memorial day.
 William Weseman and Julius Vol fram of Rixtown were callers at Pen dleton Hill Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-31
NORTH FRANKLIN
Eighteen at Supper at Home of Mrs
 Fred Race.

Mrs. Emily Date, Mrs. T. E. Cran- daI. Mrs. A. T. Browning and Miss Fannie Hyde attended services at the Church of the Good Shepherd in Nor wich Sunday.
 Mrs Fred Race entertained a party of friends Wednesday afternoon. A quilt was tied. Eighteen sat down to supper. Guests were present from Norwich, Lebanon and Pleasure Hill.
 Henry Wilcox of Scotland road, Nor wich, Misses Amy and Alice Lillie of Willimantic were at A. T. Browning s Sunday
 MT and Mrs. L. A. Browning and A. R. Race and family were calling on friends in Danielson recently.
 Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Main, Jr., of Willimantic, spent Sunday afternoon at F. II. Races.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-31
CAMPRELL'S NILS

MT. and Mrs. Ralph Douglas were recent visitors at the home of Arthur Palmer.
 Arthur Palmer and t. Gorton called at inc home of s. l.. Barber last Sat urday.
 Nathan Bitgood Mrs. Nathan Bit good and Kate Strait made a. business call on Grand Juror Barber Tuesday.
 Mrs. Herbert Rice and Huldah Mad fson called at the home of s. L. Bar Der Wednesday.
 Tohn and Charles Whitman have moved to the Chapman farm.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-31
EAST COLCHESTER

Mrs. Nora Boyle and children, John and Mamie, were guests of Mrs Boyle s sisters oyer Sunday.
 Mrs. Susman Paley and daughter, Miss Mollie, were in New York the first of the week attending the wedding of Mrs. Paley's brother, MT. Levine, and Miss Gronstein.
 Interesting Memorial exercises were held by the school children.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-31
HANOVER
Memorial Exercises to Be Held Sun day Afternoon-Progran7noe Commit tees Meeting.

The Memorial service will be held in the cemetery Sunday afternoon at three o'clock. The children of the school will assist at the service
 Programme Committee Meets.
 The programme committee of the Woman's Missionary society met at the home of Mrs. Crombie Tuesday after noon. Plans were made for the meet 1ngs of the next six months Refresh ments were served by the hostess and a pleasant social hour enjoyed.
 Miss Nellie Eadie has returned home after visit at her aunts, Mrs. C. H. PeclEs
 Miss Maud Delaney spent Friday, the 23rd at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs Matthew Delaney
 Mrs. J. Marsden of Providence spent the week end at the home of his sis ter, Miss Alice Blackburn.
 Workman Injured.
 While cleaning his machine last Sat urday P. Guile caught his hand in the gears and had his fingers badly bruised
 The Airlie mills closed Thursday night for Memorial day. to reopen Monday
 Mir. and Mrs. c. H. Rood of Ware Mass. are spending g few days with NIT. and Mrs. W. C. Harris
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-31


 prise Gifts.
 The Christian Endeavor society gave q social and conundrum supper in the church parlors Tuesday evening. A very interesting programme, arranged and readings. $S.85 was added to the treasury.
 The Lebanon baseball team went to Columbia Saturday afternoon. The score was 9 to i in favor of Lebanon The batteries for Lebanon were Jones and Pultz, and for Columbia, Squires and Mott.
 Gifts for pr. and Mrs. Danieson.
 A surprise was given Dr. and Mrs, E. L. Danielson Friday evening in the church parlors. about 100 being pres ent. Mrs. Danielson was presented a dinner set of IA pieces and MT. Dan ielson a May basket containing $50 in gold Refreshments were served.
 Briefs and Personals.
 Charles Banning is working for N. E. Royall
 Mrs Robert Troland and daughter, Miss Emma Troand. of New London, visited MT. and Mrs. Charles Troland Sunday
 George Danielson, Miss Kate Daniel son and Miss Sarah Danielson of Dan ielson were week end guests of pr, and Mrs. E. L. Danielson.
 Mrs. Hattie Robinson and children, Arthur and Sara, spent Sunday in He bron.
 MT and Mrs. S w. Throop were in Westerly Tuesday.
 Mrs. K. A. Hoxie, Mrs. Hulda Peck, Mrs. Luther Spaulding and Miss Flora Spaulding, g, were in Norwich one day this week
 Mrs. c. V. Bishop of Hartford j.. spending a few weeks with her son, Karl Bishop.
 NIrs.@W. R. Perry and daughter Ser tha of New London, are at Redwood for the summer
 Mrs. Sarah Gillette of Hebron is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Hattie Robinson
 Miss Virginia Loomis is in Mystic, the guest of Miss Martha Kalms and Miss Alice Ke1logg.
 Mrs. Fred Hoxie and daughter Ma bel were in Hartford Monday.
 Miss Ella Peck of Leicester, Mass. is the guest of Mrs. HuIda Peck.
 E. A. Hoxie, Elmer Pultz. George Foster, James Hyde, Lloyd Aver, at tended the Holstein- -Friesian auction sale in Worcester Tuesday.
 Rev. E. J. Ayres, is to deliver a special address on Our Public and High School in the First Baptist church Sunday morning at 10.45 o'clock.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-31
VOLUNTOWN
Observance of Memorial Sunday
 Foresters to Decorate Graves.


 Foresters to Decorate Graves.
 Memorial Sunday May 25, the mem bers of the G. A. R.. escorted by the school children. Court Liberty, No 132, F. of A.. Court Advance No. 3836, l.. O. F., marched from the square to Robbins cemetery. where the graves of deceased soldiers were decorated ac- cording to the ritual of the Grand Army. The line returned to the Bap- tIst church. where Rev. Mir. QuaEle gave an interesting address on Patri- otism. The children. in charge of their teachers, sang patriotic songs.
 The Feast of Corpus Christi was observed at St. Thomas church on Sunday with services morning an l evening May devotions will come to close this Saturday )evening with special services at ' o'clock.
 Court Libertys Memorial Sunday. Court Liberty. No. 132. will hold memorial services in their hall Sun day at D. m., after which they will march to St Thomas cemetery and decorate the graves of deceased mem- bers
 owing to the storm Saturday there was no ball game in town, the game with Piainfield being postponed until this afternoon. when PlainheId will play on the local grounds.
 MT. Niebert has sold his place to New York purchasers and will shortly remove his family to New York.
 James Whitman of Mystic was a recent guest of Mir and Mrs. James Campbell
 Teachers Reappontsd.
 The present staff of teachers at the Center school have been re- engaged for another year at an increased sal arY.
 Miss Agnes Mcdonald of Pawtuck- at, R. L. is enjoying q weeks vaca- ton at the home of her parents. MT.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-31
HAMBURG

Julian Ely spent Sunday at his home last week.
 Mrs. William Marvin visited her sis ter, Mrs. Gilbert Sterling, in Windsor Locks last week.
 Mr. Easter of New Haven has ar rived at his summer home at the lake.
 Mrs. R. NJ. Peck was in Essex on business last Thursday
 Mrs. James Warner of East Haddam spent the week at Mrs James Lords.
 John Tiffany spent Sunday in Hart ford.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-31
ALIENS FOOT=EASE

EShkA The Antiseptfc powder shaken into 128#AA the shoes-The Standard Rem A edy for the feet for a quarter EzIss sSEz1 century. 90 900 testirnoniala- Sold Trade-Afark everywhere. 15o Sample FREE.
 Address, Allen g. Oimsted, Le Roy. \ '. The Man vVasO put sha K Q 1n E r.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-31
LEBANON

c. E. Social and Cenundrum Supper Ball Team Wins at CoIunbia-Sur- prise Gifts.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-10-25

The healt of the entire parish has
been exceptnally good. There were
no. cases ofinfectious or contagious
diseases relrted to me and l have
not had anyn my practise except ma.
laria, which las made its appearance
in the form ochills and fever. l have
said that TIL Lower Coast was free
from chills ad fever except when i'm.
ported. and made the statement from
eight years d practise, but will have
to admit thatunder the weather COZ
ditions of theast few months, and the
Sunday excurion rates on our trains,
have induced Eur people to spend Sat
urdays and Sundays away from home
and become Effected, and our malar-
ial mosquitoeshave been busy passing
it along. Thee is no trouble find.
ing chills and fever at nearly every
station along the Louisiana South
ern Railroad, Or. B. $. Story
of Happy JACK, reported a case
Of pellagra at City Price, La. / have
fumigated five houses after deaths
from Tuberculosis during the quarter.
Yours respectfully,
CHAS. Y. SEAGLE, M. d.,
Health Officer.