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SWANTON.

will be given at Billiards. hall.-A. H.
A. II. Dinsmore of the u. $. bureau of
fisheries, who is stationed at St Johns
bury has been In town comforting with
John Niles, river and lake superintendent
OF the pick-perch work here relative to the
work for the season MIR. Farwell, fore
man of the hatchery for the past three
years, has been transferred to the gov
eminent station at Nashua, N. H., and
Superintendent Dinsmore has assigned +.
j. Foster q staff man of several years,
to take his place. The Cygnet. a coal
burning Hereschoff boat brought here
from the Woods Hole station several
years ago. was taken to Shelburne har-
Dor last fall for overhauliny. Among tho
changes is gasoline engine which is
substituted for coal. Mr.. Niles has en-
gagged Capt e. M. Rockwell to command
the Cygnet again this season.-George
Quinn, Joint railroad agent at Swanton,
In charge OF the West Side station,
started Wednesday on a vacation OF two
months. After several years service
without n rest his health is impaired.
He goes to Chicago and then to New
Mexico. Arthur McNally will have charge
of the agency during Mr. Quinn's absence
--Supt. j. n. Barss of the State Indus
trial school will speak at Schoff hall
Friday evening.
William J. Noley died Tuesday night
after an Illness of several months. He
had been in poor health number OF
years and had spent some time in New
Mexico on account OF his health. He was
born in St Adams In 1873 and came to
Swanton to reside with his parents In
! 1889. He was constable and collector 70,
eight years and had acted as lister sew
! eral times. He married Miss Mabel Far,
rell, daughter of the late James Farrell
who with two children survives him. His
mother resides here and a brother ]. l.
Noley. Another brother. Clarence. Is a
Kansas City and the younger brother
Arthur. Is studying for the priesthood a
the Grand Seminary, Montreal. The fu
neral will be held at the Church of thu
Nativity at nine o'clock this morning
he French of this name Is Nolin ant
some members CT the family spell II tina
way.-The play. Virginia Heroine,
brought out by the ladies OF St. Agnes
Guild at Columbia hall Tuesday evening
was very successfully given before 9
crowded house. netting a handsome sun
for the society.-The Missisquoi river 4
rapidly rising.
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history and official and social life. Mrs
]. L. Stanley sang Magnetic Waltz
VI. d. Mcmahon, treasurer of the Cham
plain Trust company, was the next speak
sr, his topic being Banking and Bust
ness" Regina Raymond played on the
violin many Irish airs. Miss Florence
Manseau sang Three Leaves of sham
rock" and Edward Dupaw followed with
another vocal selection. Leo Casey, the
young son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Casey
of Burlington, gave a reading, Erin
Master Casey was heartily encored.
The evening was brought to a close
With the singing OF america" by the
entire gathering. Miss Florence Narcotic
was accompanist on the piano for the
various vocal numbers.
Father Rand first introduced this form
Of a reunion among his Pensioners Il
year. ago and it has always met with
great enthusiasm
Juvenal Simard died at his home Z
East Canal street Monday night fol-
lowing an illness of about six weeks.
Mr.. Simard was in his 18th year and
was IL long he and respected resident
of this village. He is survived by his wife
and 10 children, four daughters and six
sons, who are: Mrs. A. st. Clair and
Joseph SmarG Of this place, Mrs. Mary
Lamothe of Pike River, =. O., Alexander
Slmard of California, Mrs. Ida Morris
and Fred Sim ID of New Bedfor !, Mass,
Eugene, Theodule and Theophile Simard
and Mrs. Clodla Bouchard of this place
He also leaves two brothers and three
sisters, julie Simard of st. Alphonse, p
O. and Octave Simard of st. Paul's Bay
Quebec, Mrs. Julia Allard of Wheedon
p O., Mrs. Arthemise Bouchlrd of st
Felicien, que and Mrs. Celina Boucharc
Of Notre Dame du Laus. Que The fun
eral was held at st. Francis Xavier
Church at $50 o'clock Wednesday morning
with burial in ST. Francis cemetery.
The annual meeting and election OF
officers of the Second cavalry Lodge
the Loyal order of Moose was held in
their rooms in the Wlnooskl block last
evening. being largely attended. Follow
Ing are the officers: Dictator, William
Kennedy; vice-dictattr Charles Craig
prelate, Mack Anderson; treasurer, VIII
liam +. Fisher; sergeant-at-arms, Edward
Hickey; outer guard, Thomas shannon
inner guard, Walter Drozdzinski; trustees
j. e McMurra and Henry r. Schucker
physician, George r. Carey. Many ap
plications were received for member.
shin
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FRANKLIN.

The Bullce sawmill and a house owned
by r. u. Bull . Brown Corners were
burned early Wednesday morning. 1t Is
supposed the fire caught in the engine
room-The Rev. Il. w. Day returned Mon
day night from Maine, where he went to
see his mother.-Harry and Pearl Hogha-
boon and Donald Hendricks are at home
from Montpelier seminary for the Easter
vacation.-Miss Ella Walker is visiting
the Rev and Mrs, Turner.-Mr. and Mrs,
A, +. Cowles, who have been visiting
their son, H. r. Cowles, returned to their
home in North Craftsbury Wednesday
morning.
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RICHFORD.

The regular meeting OF the Woman $
club was held in the club rooms over the
fire station Friday evening. 1t was chill
dren's night and the following progri m
was carried out by the children: Piano
solo. Gertrude Purdy; violin solo, Stephen
Marvin, accompanied on the piano by
his sister, Marjorie Marvin piano solo,
Bertha Elliot; violin solo. Cleone Com
ings, accompanied on the plano by her
sister. Catherine Comings. Following this
there were illustrated stories by Miss
Jessie Gilbert a teacher in the first
grade OF the village schools. Games
were played and light refreshments
served.
NJ j. Maloney, editor Of the Richford
Gazette, went last week to Augusta, Me-,
to see his son, Tanning c. Maloney. who
Is in a hospital and who has undergone
an operation for appendicitis. His condi-
ton has since been serious. requiring two
minor operations since the first one. His
condition is now more favorable, and Mr.
Maloney is expected home soon.-William
Impey, trustee for the Evangelical Ad-
ventist society, has bought of the Rev
Joseph Lavigne the Fremont block. so
called. on River street. and will fit up the
western part Of the first floor for room
in which TO hold church services. The or
gan and church furniture were reserved
when the Union Church was sold and
these have been removed to the building
mentioned. AS soon as alterations and
repairs can be made services will be held
in the new quarters L. r. Davis has sold
to Gilman Deyette a house and lot on
Highland avenue for $l.2tO.-M. l.. Smith
Is getting ready the timber and lumber for
a new barn and II. L. Chaffee has been
engaged to build the same.--Chares A
'-cKinnon and Bernice Warner, both o.
Richford, were married at the Methods,
parsonage March 10 by the Rev. D. G
Guest.
William Impey is ill.-Mrs. "A. L Week,
| is visiting a sister in New York for a
| month.-The Rev Joseph Lavigne has en-
gagged Joel Whitney to repair the tower
| of the Catholic Church and work will be
started next week.
| The next meeting Of the Richford board
of trade will be held In the Calumet clut
rooms Friday evening at eight O'clock
The Rev. L. NJ. Fuller Of Montreal will
preach in the Baptist Church Sunday
morning and evening.-The banquet OF
the business mems Bible class of thu
Methodist Sunday school held In thu
church dining room Tuesday evening wa!
largely attended.-The literary depart
ment of the Woman's club met with Mrs
w. B. Locklln Monday evening. Mrs
Ella 4. Wood was the leader. There wa!
good attendance.-A. w. Doneghy ant
Henry Bemis, non-residents, were arrest
ed on charge Of intoxication and brough
before D. w. Carpenter, justice of tn
peace. Tuesday morning. They were sen
fenced to pay IS and costs or serve /
days in Franklin county Jail at ST. AL
bans They chose the latter.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Lyndon Cowan has gone to Middletown
Springs, where he has a positon.-Brig-
ham Academy closed Thursday for a 10
days recess.-Mlss Mary Kennedy is visit
ing in ST. Albans.-Mr and Mrs. B. o..
Tillotson went to Burlington Friday.-J,
c. ToWle of Enosburg Falls met the Sc
lectmen and road commissioners here Sat
Urday.-The grange served banquet Sat-
urday night In the Brigham Academy
gymnasium to its members and their
friends The occasion was in celebration
of The seventh anniversary of the organ
zatlon of the grange-Mrs. George Cid
dings and daughter, Mabel, of Enosburg
Falls, visited in town this week
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WEST BOLTON.

The condtio Of L. j. Gile, who is
seriously ILL., remains unchanged. Mrs.
Angus Tomlinson and children of Hunt
ingdon, Can, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Albert TOmlinson.-Mrs. n. b. Hall Of
Cambridge is in town for a brief stay
w. A. Bohonnon is convalescing from
typhoid pneumonia.-Mrs Lucia Streeter
has returned from Burlington, called by
the illness of her brother, L. j. Gie.-
G.. w. Kellogg, who has been ILL., Is
better. Dorothy Smith Is visiting
Mrs F. A. Balch in Jonesville.-Mrs
Fred Streeter Of Worcester, Mass Is
:. visiting Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Streeter.-
(. Heman Burns, who has been sufferer
from CA for nearly two years, has
taken a change for the worse,-Edward
Tomlinson has gone to starksboro to
work for his brother, Angus, during the
sugar season.-Miss Bernadette NATL
more of Essex is visiting Mr.. and Mrs,
F. w. Wilson.
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EDEN.

James Fletcher was taken suddenly i'll
Friday with appendicitis, Doctors Leach
and Tinkham performed an operation
that night and he is doing well at pres
ent-Addie, the only daughter of Riley
and Libbie Earl. died March p. Funeral
services were held at the home Sunday.
The Rev, Baker of Morrisville officlated.
News has been received of the death Of
Glenna Trayam Benware of Lowell
Mrs, j. Roger is slowly gaining streng'r.
Anna Hines daughter of Herb Hines,
who accidentally took tablet left by
the doctor TO make a solution to wash a
cut in her head is In a serious condition,
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TOWNSVILLE.

Miss Alice Canton, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis 10 days ago, is
gaining. Mr. Canton was at the Fanny
Allen hospital Sunday to visit her.-Mrs.
Church and Mrs. Chessmore will enter
tain the Lend-a-Hand Circle Thursday,
dinner being served at one o'clock.-The
little son of Charles White, who has been
dangerously Ill for two weeks is IA little
better.-Mrs. Tyler Is gaining.-Mrs. Ed
ward Crandall has been confined to the
house a few days by illness.-Christine
Whalen is spending a few days in Bur-
Ington.-Mrs. Cynthia Hapgood was a
business visitor in Burlington Monday
William Hcatherington has been confined
to the house a few days by an attack OF
bronchitis
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FAIRFIELD.

Mrs. Elizabeth Pratt who spent a
week in Essex Junction, has returned
News has been received. that H. A. Soule.
who was operated on at the Mary Fetch
er hospital and whose condition at one
time was considered serious. is now much
better.-iIarold f. Fairchild, who has
been confined with hard cold is able
to be out-Mrs. Francis Ryan has rented
her farm to a Mr.. Garseau of Swanton
and has given possession. She has moved
to her house in the village.-Iienry Room
ey has moved out of Mrs. F. Ryans
house into the hotel-Fayette Soule OF
Swanton Is in town.
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ST. ALBANS.

The body OF Mrs, George Dwyer, a
former resident Of st. Adams, was
brought here Sunday morning from
Hartford, Conn, and burial took place
in the afternoon at 2:45 O'Clock in the
South Main Street cemetery. The Rev
f. W. Bartlett, acting rector of St. Luke's
Church, officiated The hearers were Dr..
II. +. Blake, Harry Holmes, John Law
ton and Gates Boynton. Mrs. Dwycr is
survived by her husband and five daugh-
tiers, Miss Mildred Dwyer of this city,
Mrs. William Kermodc, and the Misses
Hazel, Marion and Lillian Dwyer of
Hartford, Conn, also by two sisters, Mrs.
Harry Holmes and Mrs, II. z. Blake of
this city. The body was accompanied here
by Miss Hazel Dwyer
Mrs. Elizabeth Ward, aged SO years
died Monday morning at i30 O'Clock
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Will
liam Powers, on Diamond street after
a few days illness with indigestion.
She is survived by five sons, James,
John. Frank and Patrick of this city
and Charles of Bridgeport, Conn; and
three daughters, Mrs. Powers, Mrs
James Scanlon of Swunton and Mrs.
Charles quinn of Gary Ind. The flu
neral was held at st, Marys Church
Wednesday morning al 10 o'clock, tht
Rev d. ]. O'Sullivan officiating, Bur
ial was in Holy Cross cemetery.
Mrs. John Frazier died Sunday even
ing at 10 o'clock at the home of her son
James Frazier on Edward street from
the effects of q stroke Of paralysis Sh
is survived by her hushand two daugh
ters Mrs Herbert Roby and Mrs, VII
liam c. Collins OF this city; and four sons
james and Charles Frazier OF this cit,
and William ana Herman Frazier O
Springfield. Mrs Frazier was in her S2E,
year. The funeral was held at st
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ALBURG.

A. G. Mott OF Burlington is in town
Mrs. Nancy Lessor and daughters, Hattie
and Ruth, who have been in Highland
Park. Mich, for several months, came
Wednesday to settle in her mothers old
home, which she has purchased Her
son. Royden II. Lessor has come from
Charlestown, Mass. to be with them for
time on the farm.-Mrs. Erwin T..
Virgins of Burlington Is visiting her
father G. M. Mott, who remains in
poor health-Anss May L. soule, who
lives with her uncle, w, A. Soule, is in
poor health. She had second stroke
of paralysis a few days ago and now
her right side Is almost helpless.-Fred
Blaze. one of whose feet was badly in
jured In the woods while he was loading
! logs. has gone to his home in Keesevllle
N. Y.-Laura Hilliker OF Alburg Springs is
with her sister at the home OF her uncle
n. l.. Kingsley.
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

d. IL. Watkins, an aged and lifelong
resident is seriously i'll and does not inn
prove.-L. S. Morse has gone to Boston. --
Mrs. Katie Wool, who was guest at H.
w. Langs, has returned to EsseX,-The
Rev II. f. Harmed was in Underhill Fri
day evening and delivered the address at
the golden jubilee of the X. of P.-Mrs.
NJ. A. Schafer, who sang in the Methods,
Church in Burlington Sunday. returned
Monday-Farmers have commenced max
ing sugar and quite quantity of syrup
has been made.-MIS Clara GIiswolc
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ALBURG.

The body of Albert Gordon, who was
drowned about three months ago, was
found near the draw about noon Tuesday,
The burial was In the Roman Catholic
cemetery at noon Wednesday. Mrs. YER
non @. Badger and little daughter Vanza,
who have been visiting at the home of
Mrs. Badgers parents, Mr.. and Mrs ~
A. Bates. at East Highgate, have return
ed home-Mlss Goldie Breault, who has
been seriously i'll with pneumonia. is very
much improved Miss Hazel G. Bates of
East Higheate Is visiting at tho home of
her sister, Mrs. Vernon @. Badger.-Mrs.
John Haylet is III with n hard cold.-Ada
and Lillian Chceseman are III with colds
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the west road Miss Cushman lived about
all her life in this town unt! within
few years. Three years ago she suffered
a stroke OF apoplexy, which had since
confined her to her room She was ten
derly cared for by the adopted daughter
and family. Aside from Mr. and Mrs.
Lampmen and little son, Miss Cushman
is survived by one sister, Mrs. Hammond,
OF Burlington. and several nleces.-Mrs.
Lucy skeels of Proctor and slster-in-law,
Mrs Orange skeels. of swanton. visited
Mrs. NJ W. Jennison OF skeels Corner
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HYDE PARK.

Miss Leafa Nay Of Burlmston spent
Sunday in town-Judge Cornell Of Jeffer
sonville and the Hon. II. \. Jackson of
Watevllie were in town Tuesdays.
y. Waite IS in Burlington The venerable
Philip Wood is in poor health.--Js Elliott
Of Lisbon, y. H. spent Sunday here with
his son. Lee Elliott r. Firkey is
visiting his family IN Montpelier&-F. p.
Hcelcr was at home over SUNDAY. flames
Fletcher was operated upon Saturday for
serioua attack of appendicitis lie is
doing welL-Mrs. A. NJ Goddard and
daughter, Rebecca, of Albany are AZ a
i. Goddarh's
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Grand ISLE COUNTY
GRAND ISLE.

The grange cleared about sS2 from the
dinners and suppers given during the ex-
tension school last Week.-Mrs.. w. II.
Winch was called to Upper Jay. N. Y,
Monday by the serious illness Of her
sister, Mrs. Asher Winch.-Mr. and Mrs.
e. w. Gordon spent the week lend in
Chazy, NJ Y.-M X. Hodgkins is able to
ride out after his recent illness
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GEORGIA..

Mr. and Mrs. f. w. Bliss spent Tues
day at f. f. Wilcox's.-Mrs. Clarence
Newton has been under quarantine for
German measles.-Mrs. Clark remains
much the same.-Mrs Robinson of Enos-
burg has been spending two weeks at
Il. a. Wood's.-Hale Nye and Asa Pattee
are at home from school on account Of
having the mumDs
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FLETCHER.

Ira Carpenter has sold bis farm to D. ].
Call, who has taken poSsession.-H L.
Maxwell has moved from Mrs. RandaiTs
house into Lyman Scott's house.-Ira Car
penter has moved to Binghamville into A.
j. Lambs house.-Mr. and Mrs. b. w.
Corse visited in Jeffersonville over Sun
day.-Farmers are tapping their sugar
~ .
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MORSES LINE.

Charles Arthur Maynard is clerking
for J. NJ. Hill. N. Beauregard and Miss
Beauregard We're in Hlghgate Friday to
attend the funeral Of j. Jersey. Eugene
Larou OF this place. chief canger of High
gate court had charge OF the Forester
part In the burial service
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ESSEX CENTER.

Mr.. Harvey has sold his farm to Newell
Story of Burlington. Mr., Harvey has
bought the farm owned by MIR. Beers and
Mr.. Beers has purchased the Charles
Nichols farm. Mr. Nichols will go to
Westford. George Written has bought
II. T.. Nichols farm and Mr.. Nichols has
bought the Written place.-Harlow Thomp-
son has accepted 4 pos ton in South Roy
altcn.-The Outlook club will meet with
Mrs. William Wool March 25.-Miss
Bailey, who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Currier, has returned to her home.
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COLCHESTER.

The Rev. f. E. Twiss returned to Bos-
ton Monday.-The Misses Carlyss BissOn-
cite of Burlington and Bertha Blakeley
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs w. H.
Munson.-Mrs. e. NJ. Griswold and daugh-
ter of North Hyde Park and Mrs V. l.,
Liler have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Grey.-Mrs. Prior of South Burling-
ton Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Ned
Kenyon-The following is the program
for grange meeting Friday evening:
Music, orchestra; report of last Pomona
grange, A. S. Morgan; grange paper on
"New England Agriculture, Past His
tory" Charles McNall; music, Male quar-
tet: present Condition" NJ. E. Thomp-
son; Future Prospect" ]. NJ. Wright;
music, orchestra.-There will be basket
ball game Saturday evening at Wood
mans hall between Cameron's team OF
Colchester and the Dobson club of WI
pOOski
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BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. A. r. Cassidy is In the Sherwood
Sanitarium for an operaton.--Mrs. A. II.
Bowen Is visiting at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. H. c. Comings, in Rich
ford.-Miss j. Anna Berry is in West
boro Mass, visiting her aunt, Miss L..
Berry,-Miss Marion Kettell is in Shell
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

y st. Patrck's program was given at
the grange Tuesday evenins-Mrs. A. p.
Pond has returned from Richford, where
she has been the past month";. a. Paul
and Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Paul have re-
turned from Boston
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WOLCOTT.

John Freeman, who had been seriously
Ill., died March H. His remains were
taken Monday to his fomer home in Mexi-
co city, n. Y, for intcrment. Pra yer was
held at the house by the Rev. @. r. En-
cry Monday morning. Wheeler of
Iardwick was in town March 1h--Peter
Golden was in Swanton Mondag-Miss
Flora Bell Lowering Is III with pneumonia.
Mrs y. r. Lowering is III with pneu-
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ENOSBURG.

Richard Yates of Fairfield visited his
mother, Mrs. Abagail Yates, at the home
of his sister. Mrs. s. p. Stevens, Satur-
day.-Mrs. Carrie Scofield is spending a
few DAYS with her daughter, Mrs. Longey
in Shnldnn
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NORTH HERO.

dell were married In Burlington Friday
by the Roy. James s. Braker. After q
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Buko's Church Tuesday afternoon at two
o'clock, the Rev f. w. Bartlett acting
rector, officiating.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ENOSBURG FALLS.

Leslie Thomas has resigned his position
In The store of NJ, T.. Perley & company.
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Continued ON PAGE 12l
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-25
Loop Park
In Readiness
For Opening
KLoB AND MILLER WILL PRE-
SENT MUSICAL COMEDY
"H0ITY T0ITY.s
MISS la NEvA,To, ASSIST WITH A
CLEVER BEVYS0FiHANDSOME
CHORUS GIRLS.

q 1. u o
"A Springfield paperIhasithe follow
ing about them:
IA very pleased audience left the
Nelson ,theater last night after being
entertained by the Klob and Miller
Hoity Toity' company. Besides the
clever vaudeville actors the musical
comedy afforded many hearty laughs,
from the antics of the comedians,
whose work is very similar to that
Of Weber and Fields. Pretty girls
well costumed are in the chorus, and
while not numerically strong they
have good singing voices and dances.
Miss La Neya, is an excellent So
prano, and a pianist Of no mean abil-
ity, as she demonstrated It In mu-
steal skit the first part of the evening
when assisted by Mat Klob. who be-
sides being, a clever comedian, is also
avery good cartoonist. In fact the
show pleased and considering the,
bargain prices offered It ought to
play to large houses every day this
week"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-25
Nick Crart1,lesr
Is Held For
Grand Jury
IE WAS ARRESTED TUESDAY
CHARGED WITH SHOOTING
UP M0N0NGAH.t
iEDDY THOMAS SIX MONTHS NJ m
JAIL AND FINED $50 FOR CAR.
RYINGi REVOLVER,

Nick cramer, who was arrested
tuesday Afternoon by a constable
While in the act Of shooting up the
own of Monongah was held to the
elton of the grand Jury last night
W Justice Fleming. Reddy Thomas.
lis companion, was given a fine Of
5000 and six months in, the county
all on the charge of carrying n re-
oliver. When the men were arrest
I'd Cramer was the one who had the the
:evolver in his hand and had been
doing the shooting. but Cramert tes-
titled that Thomas had given him
the gun few minutes before. Thorn:
is had the cartridges In his pocket
which ,corroborated Cramer's story
,bout the ownerhip Of the gun. Crs.
ner was sent back to jail in default
81 bond for his appearance at tile
aext session of the grand jury.