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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-01

-tlE famous French trial II Ar
thur Ice Ioy uuhourgc Tor tho
1 murder ot his wife. iu lS72, is
of NOR, than unusual interest, for
b. may Doc said that the question OF
The suoallcd 'uuWrlttcn law OF
which wee hear S" much every now
and then. originated So far t pres.
emit day generations are concerned,
.u the long controversy that fol-
lowed this Dubourgc trial
No French trial 81 IN, nineteenth
century created so much Coutroyrr-
- es did that ot this wife murderer.
Tn" press discussed the affair at
stclt length and Alexander Dumas.
fils rushed into the tr1y with a
pamphlct entitled. "LHomiHC Fem
W" 100 which ne %eNpouudcG his
views OF the social position OF wouacn
and held thut O. man whose wife be-
comes unfaithful had clearly the
right 90 Kan her. Others answered
this pamphlet aud kin hcr,' and
don't Ran her became "a stock
phrase uI the time and yaudcvalists
turned the serious controversy 60 ac-
count Ia song and jest \ number
ul domestic m.iodramas with this
murder as toe theme were produced
from time to time
Th, STORY Of the crime Is as fol-
lows. pu sunday. April ~, 1872. a
young man of good family. named
Arthur Ice hoy DubnurEo dark.
thlrk set and fairly haudsome-re-
sided with his wife at 40. - Rue dos
It..I.. n.rIa ATu4.4t tr.,. fk. ttvt..
of th,ir marriage he had suspected
hrr oi iuildeiity Tor % appears 10
has. been 81 union not So much of
love- uut OF family convenience. ON
this ,ycutful day he was appraised OF
tht fact that his wife was socretod
iu "a room 81 their home with hes
lover. lc gained admission 20 tho
apartment rushed upon the guilty
spouse and stabbed her with a
swordstiok. inflicting upon her, In
feet. uu fewer than fifteen wounds
The fury OF the husband increased
when hc found that the rival In his
WIGS affections had made his os-
cape through the window Of the
room flushing down stairs DubOur-
Sc appraised the house porter Of his
deed ard then jumped n "a cab and
drove away Co surrender himself "a
the police
His victim WAS removed 10 the hos.
pital d. la pit.e. where she died
soon after she Was admitted bu-
hourae was. in spite of this released
on bail while the lover, Count 40
%rrocorhln vas arrested and kept foi
some time in strict confinement
lu June buhourgc was placed on
trlBl at the Paris Assizes and IN,
story uf his marriage was then fully
unveiled tu the public. u was one Of
those family arrangements 80 often
devised among the French. Bofort
tho marriage t was brought out
Denise Mcleod the wife, was IN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-01
Your War Talk Straight,
BluejGcketS are Not Marines

Jackets merely attended Co the dytics
Uf scamcn Nowodays "a 1luciuckct
docs the main pati uf ship nEhtinr
NJri.ys man onl1 small guns. For
mrr.t the marine we're police oiii-
.'rf oi % shin and that did not make
them more popular with biuciackcts
Bluejtckots in this day perform ilI
the duties connected with the naVigu-
tuu uf the ship end also The handling
"f the guns. ln addition To- being
sailor. they must boz, competent aftli-
l'rtmcu, artisans and snow the fudl-
monts of Infantry dtill.
Marines An, Guud Fighters.
Marines have nothing 10 10 with
ship navigation. Thcy are soldiers
carried aboard shin FOR Just such pur-
poses ts tho capture OF Vera cruz
They give e naval commander a pro-
f,ssiouHl landing force to- cnforc, his
H7Iou's demands B~lucisckcts are
quite frequently landed with marines
and do the same worN e marine has
Coo Geo in such circumstances Marines
j Hr" highly trained ,s infantry soldiers
and also light and heavy artillery.
mon They are the most versatile sol
dirrs .n Uncle SANS employ. They
ato particularly proficient On LANDING
ON hostile shores. breaking up street
riots and skirmish warfare.
The organization Of the marines is
that ot the army. Their total strength
Is about nine Thousand men. COM
mdndod by a major general. whose
headquarters are in Washington The
officers have the titles OF colonel.
lieutenant colonel, major. captain.
first Lieutenant and second lieutenant
The correspondents naval titles are
admiral captain. commander. lieu
tenant commander. lieutenant senior
grade, lieutenant junior g-adc and en-.
sign. Thus a captain In the navy
- ks with a colonel In the army 81
marine corps and q lieutenant in the
navy ranks with a captain in toc Other
services. Enlisted men in the marin,
= corps are called privatcs. corporate
and %sergeants. just as In the army
The navy has hfty or more grades oI
enlisted men. The ones most IRE.
q%ucntly mentioned in news stories AT,
ordinary seaman. seaman coxswuiu
boutsWain's mate. guuncrs mate, tur,
ret captain, quar.uTmHstcr, electrician
yuomun (Clcrks). machiuist's mate
carpenter mate. hospital apprentice
hospital steward. water tender. oilcr
stilmukcr. mate. master at arms aut
baudsman
The naval h~andsman, while q par
of the navy. wears the same clothe'
as "a marine except that the mariue'i
cap ana collar device giyas way To
gold lyrc surchargcd with ~. $. y
IN silver.
-Niucjackets are also very touch'
about being called tackles. Thcl
don't like the diminutiye. Jack ta.
ana man of warsmfn, while not use,
In the service very much are accepted
Cob and "Gohshitc' are the word.
most used boy the blueiackct iH SPEAK
ing of himr,lf 4 marine refers q
I hims,lf a. q marine OF a soldier.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-01

arc willing fu waive recognition u'
the Uu..n rnd get tpg,ih,r for
p,a.. Lawson and DOYLE. L,od- ul
tho United Nu, Workers of America.
who .l.f v.oh announced that 300
nn0 MON w.I. s,bjud ttc Colorado
anarchist. lIs1 ar, wilkins Co waive
recognition nf tho uniou and "g,t
together for peace, Hawkins uttor-
.ury fur I, anarchists and Mother
Juuos Boz read 90 a%rbitru'r
tn, Colorado uIuo operation. arc
united BOB thrlr determination Co. have
rnthiug Coo do VIu thcs outlaws
Th't arc rghi ana % O. Doe hoped
chat thes vail mlintai their stand
a dozen mining properties have boon
destroyed Mon vomru and .bilir,u
hu.. uoon murdered % would Dp e.
pItI.ul commentary nn government by
law boo this nation 10 anyone should
Dee called upon to arbItrntc with q
union which encourages murder and
arson aud plllngo
Their, be- josef one effective solution
rar tho problem 100 colorado o. lis
punishment tor murder and arson
and r%illago lust us Il woull u, m,tod
uut tu ans other criminal guilt, of
performing those srIucs. CO.. ur Iusti-
eating them
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-01
Sheer!

CJohn 4. >lcichor, In Loslic's)
II "a statesman stands for the con
stitutiul. snccr'
4 If d president pleads for the ma
lions honor sneer,
II "A speaker of the house defends
his platform, sheer,
IL business men protest against
demagogic legislation, sneer.
~ the press ana public denounce
an Indecent play, sneer'
II a parent rebukos a hayward
child. sheer
II q woman asks Tor human rights.
sheer
n a bar association rcscnts assaults
on the judiciary. snoer'
n q patriotic citizen opposes at
tac,.s upon our representative form OF
government. sheer,
II "A Civil seTy.ce reformer rchuk ss
the degradation OF politics. snecr'
n - captain I Industry exposes the
%insincerity 81 a m~ucSrakcr, sncer'
- "a generous philunthropist be-
slows his favor upon a deserving in
stitutlon, sneer!
n an old-fashioned thinker com
meads the simple life 60 those wn.
complain % the high cost of liyins
sneori
n the church utters a warninl
against those who parade under IN,
banner mo God. No Master sncer.
II justice declares against the Ia
iqquity ~ race and class distinctions
sheer,
" q voice cries against luxurG
e-Ntruvagance and vice, sheer!
In the law Il H. written. with
men Of other tongues and other llpI
will l speak unto this people.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-01

by the
~ Second Fiddle.

~ ARNtNG; Don't start dancing
M around the Maypolo today. un-
w less you've paid yopr poll tax.
d
ALI PERSONS, says the school
board. Who have failed to comc
across with one bone ON or before
May first. 1914. are liable To bo
hailed before the JEFF l-uiiticiu.
searched picked ana consigned To the
san Juan dc TINA. presided over
tsubicct 60 the order Of the courD
by T. McMiiliu.
THE MAYOR ought To- get out IS
restraining order preventing people
from asking him to resign.
O
AMERICANS at Vera Cruz cheercd
Funston as he landed. Why should
MT they Funston II the most cheer
iul thing ln the situation.
o
HEALTH OFFICER reports seven
boys and seven girls born In Albu-
,qu"rque during April Were a well
balanced city, even II our governor
does nave fits.
o
NATURE OF r. RS illness remains
Va mystery. Probably congestion OF
My Policies.
OI;, ne may have acquired an IN
lection among the Pauhates.
d
ANYWAY. the knowledge that r.
T. IL Ia touch with civilization again
be- comforting. Civilzaton has been
Ia danger for quite "A spell.
THE MAYOR could easily ftxt IL
by declaring eight councllmen's jobs
vacant.
THE PROHIBS say the Socorrp
county commissioners don't know an
election petition when they see Il.
O.
COMMISSION an in chorus cries.
Where ignorance is bliss,
Tis folly to be wise.
.
1T MUST BE admitted. In defense
ct the commission that a prohibi-
ton petition from "a place called
Kelly has a funny lok
AND San Marcial.
Where they used To- sell
The worst blamed booze
This side of-Rincon!
THE COUNTRY CLUB. In itH char
ter, acquires the right 90 sell, deal.
acquire. trade and barter In water.
Can this bee q fresh water works in
cubus in Disguise? .
OE HAS THE CLUB designs ON
the lamb crop?
WE TRUST Huerta viii not muir
der our fellow citizen. Dr. Ryan: but
il he does We have grave fears for
the safety Of Mr.. Bryan dove.
o
UPTON S~INCLAIRE saws his
nervous system is badly shattered.
The brand ct dope Upton has been
handling would put any nervous sys,
tenn on the hum.
!, o
UPTON is going on "a hunger
strike That's taking an unfair ad
Vantage of the police. Upton is the
boy who invented the starvation
cure.
HOUSEHOLD HINT To make q cat
stay in H new home. rub It's forcpaws
i'm ha'fcr, a proceeding that III
said L. destroy the scent ~ the old
home.
To- MAKE "a cat stay away from,
home. put It IN a gunny sauk. tic "A
ittty- pound stone to the sack ana
fling he combination into the Rio
iGrandc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-01
Get Your

Uiu,it. bet mIu of wars
man J sailor Is distinguished
from % marine
sailor Our who's. occupation
s tu 1ld lu ul. IlafIu. vessels.
Marlur-A soldier rItIuE 600
board o. war vessel. uu, Hi o. bod,
of naval
Tho Sees standard Dictionary
nLIEJNCKUTs tr, .sIurs mae.
X uI,s 1000, uui Remember that
- Tine two words. Hmmuulg u.lu
is syuunumous OBJ. the .ay mind. mv.u
radically different types ut nsutlug
men. To can "a blucJ1ekct % marin.
is as uIuuE t- .liliug % sailor 90 .uI.
dier. coz 90 uui'rm8a,r 60 Dl1eksmItn
Sometime 90 du th, sam, kind OF
SO .in with tho srm, t"uis bat tho5
follow different trades
Aboard ships Their, ls IttIc love
lust between ~uIuritgs.,s ruG muriucs
Bach Iuuks down uuuI GA, other ls
H,luls uI e. lower social GrHd, Each
never loses 400 opu0r,unIts ol pclit-
Ting the other Tu q nlgolagkpJ e
marine BE- b, "leuthcrucrk to % ma
iiuc 1 blucilukct BIS Do "natfuof Butn
resent the sohriquet % other has
given them tnd sometimes % be- taken
cess an Insult So uy careful loo your
address when you meet one of either
service. n k wcil Co remember this
How to Tell Them NparI.
The bis TAN fellow at Twelfth and
Walnut streets with the red stripe ou
his light blue trousers ana three yellow
cheyrons ON his dark blue blouse is
u marine THE men Ia dark blue
shirts, with sailor collar ana tigh,-
hlTpcd. Uidc-bottomcd trousers 81 tho
same shade around the Federal build
ing are pluoiackets. They like you
: tn know that More marines mny Dee
seen around Main street and Missouri
avenue. u sou look al their caps
YOU will notice they appear Go ID, lis,
that OF % soldier ON the 'front.'. how.
ever. will be q globe iu bas-rolict with
AN anchor behind and scroll above.
| \ h]luciackct wears e Nat. blue sailors
hat with the name Of his ship in sold
letters 100 front. when "a hlucjuskC,
is promoted 10 nv "a chief pptty ON
Ger. corresp bonding bon rank Go the uuu-
commissioned stan officers "t co.,
army. hp wears % blue cap similar Ca
the marines, but with 20 gold anchor
diagon1lly across the front and tht
letters ~ =. y in silver His ocal
Is double breasted with eight bras.
buttons. and coat and rouscrs ar,
the same dark blue. while a matine''
blouse h. dark and trousers light blue
Bitter Feeling T. Ola.
The feeling between marines ane
h~luejagEcts is as old as history. ~
former days ~nlueiacHcts were general.
ly % pretty tough lot. u they wcrcn'
hghting an enemy thee might carr
and nght their own officers. Sa som.
sort OF a guard was needed Tn
marines were the guard MISC. th'
marines in those days Ncr, the mali
nghting men Of the ship. and blue
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-01
THEN - and -- NOW
NOW
and

are buildings whose stony monotony
tower several hundred feet above tho
scene The land where Washington
stood sold at 81 55 10 square fooot at
that time To-day It IS valued at
$500 a square loot, and Is one OF
the must valuable tracts In the
world The buildings about II arc
said to represent % cal value OF
s3OO 0o0. oO0. and Ia their vaults
thorv ordinarily rcposcs about ono
I sNth 81 an the muncy in the United
States.
A., 4 stones throw away s. Pnul's
Charch stands with iis hack tu Broad
way, preserved Just a. u was when
Washington kuclt there for his first
prayer Js president of the United
States.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-01
Rhenmnll.m QuIcLIr Cured.

MY sisters husband had an at
tack OF rheumatism In his arm.
writes q wen known resident 0f New
ton. Iowa. II gave him a bottle OF
Chamberlain Liniment which he APP
piled To his arm. and on the next
morning the rheumatism was gone y
For chronic muscular rheumatism
YOU win find nothing better than
Chamberlain's Eminent. Sold by all
druggists.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-01

Furniture Desler-ilero's "a folding
article sou might like sir-a com
Portable scttop iu the daytime and "A
bed az night.
Customcr-No use 10 me; / do
night work. Show me something
that can use as "a sctteo "a night
and a bed in the daytime.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-01
NOTICE.

Al persous Indebted 20 the Hub
Clothing company are hereby notified
a. call on the undersigned az 2ei W.
Central Ave city OF Albuquerque,
or or before tho first day OF May. A.
y. 1914, aud settle their accounts with
said company
r. PENNEY.
Receiver OF tho Hub Clothing Com
pany.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-01
80 REASONABLE

NA fosl the E,cuug Herald
.ou'd mlk, CONSIDERABLE, DOB
the Uay OF political capital out ul
the present nufortunHt, situation boo
the 0,t, government brought about
boy the unwisc and foolish aud Vo
prefer to believe husty and thourht
less acts of 70 Republican mayor and
his liRhtwcight Republican advisers
We take no particular crrdi, to our
selves because 80" have not done 500
and do not intend Co do su for par
tisau politics has uu place joe city
government. ana finding ourselves la
/" most dtsagrcoahlc situation aud one
lkoly To- prove -pcrmancntly harmful
to the city, u continued it the duty
~ an Of us 90 get out of IL as quickly
as possible, without stopping 10 think
of personal or partisan advantage
We think, and some rlnety-ninc per
cent Of the people of Albuquerque
agree with as, that the mayor has
eeon led into q grave act OF luwiess-
cess in attempting 20 take for,ihlc
possession 90 a municipal office. when
he should have taken legal steps 20
assert what ne thought 90 be- his
rights he has made q fool ut him
self by an attempt az childish r%ctalia-
ton gains the city nat whcn
That official took the necessary steps
to maintain law and orderiJ govern
mont In this city.
II Is now charged by responsible
men that IN" mayor has required the
city clerk 10 make certain changes
IN the mute Of the last council
meeting which would tend tn
strengthen his ease In court tomor-
this latter statement; b.i understand
h "a the city council is To- investigate
s. az a special meeting, called by the
majority uf the ~n1etahsis for tenight
with all this against his record for
good Judgment ana efficiency, right at
th" beginning OF his administration.
the mayors position ~ most uufortu-
nate. Tho situation is most uufortu-
nate fer Albuquerque Yet the mayor
was elected by % majority OF the Not-
ere. Undoubtedly he has certain
rights under the lcR. His worst mis-
take WIS tu thy tp put h,pr-oIf above
the law. Tomorrow his rights viii boz
determined boz court. where hc him
self shuuld awe taken them Cor set
Element In the meantime uoth.ug
can bee gained hy making the mayors
INK I"Ith'I 'Eiii'i"h '' tho ''N gov
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-01
PUNISH THEM.

VUyiTH ubc FEDERAL troops in tho
NA/ Held. General Give I'm
w Hell" brown, william
Green. secretary of the International
Mlne WorRers. ana some gentlemen
with foreisn names express "a surpris-
Ing willingness 10 'arbitratc.' They
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-01

Disorders 81 the stomach may Doe
avoided by the use Of Chamberlaln's
Tablets Many very remarkable
cures have been effected by 'hese
tablets. sold BY All druggists
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-01

Chick Feed. Nc have tl,e best ever
-oid. ~ viii make strong. healthy
fowl. There j. a difference Ia the
quality 81 feed FOR baby chicks. Try
ours. Nou viii Ind Il the nos care
fully prepared Of anything pa the
market. SiN Ihs 2ac. Hundred pound
sacks, S3.55. o. ", TEE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-01
THEN

just u hundred ana twenty-five
years ago today was the first prcsi-
DENTAL Inauguration M the United
States ne ceremony TOOK place or
the balcony OF Federal han in wall
street. New York, which was then
the federal capital Dawn of the In
uuguration day was greeted with q
sa'No of artillery and practically all
of the 10000 inhabitants ot New
York and many visitors from other
cities throuEcd tho streets. The
church bells were ruug and al noon
90 troop Of horse two companies of
pronadlcr aud u%ighiauders IN kills
escorted the pr~caidcnt-olVct iu "a
coach OF state tu the scene OF the
ceremonies, Livingston, chancellor at
New York state. administered the
oath of office. W~ashinHton's fcrVcnt
response was met with three cheer
Lone live George Washington,
president of the United States.
from thousands OF throats. From
Federal hail Washington went 10
the ucighboring st paul's church b.
attend divine services Artillery
roared and bells rang throughout
the afternoon and evening At dust,
bon fires and fireworks lighted up
the streets, and gala balls wer,
held. which continued into the FOL.
lowing Mas dag.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-01

To-day the steps Of the United
Stftes sif'-trcpsury building. tho
exact spot where Washington stood
when he tool the oath uf office,
stands his bronze statue. whose
legs ha,r been IVORY shiny by the
urch.ns of wall street. who hav"
tried To climb up and touch IA"
bronze hand OF the father of the
country. The trees which shaded the
narrow thoroughfare in Washing
tons day have an gone. and All about
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-01

big business makes another start
They SAY % viii reverse,
Aud struggle 10 DE blk 90 heart
A. well as big of purse.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-01

HOUSEHOLD IlNT: To make q cat
stay in IL new home. rub It's ~forcpaws
IN ha'icr, a proceeding that ID
said L. destroy the scent " the old
home.
To MAKE "a cat stay away from,
home. put 1t In a gunny sauk. tic "A
iitty pound stone to the sack ana
fling the combination into the Uio
Grandc.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-09-08
WEST BRATTLEBORO.
Opening of Public Schools.

the fall term with the following teach
crs: intermediate grade, Miss Elizabeth
Dcnuison OF BeruardSton; music teacher
and assistant to Miss Dennison. Miss
Marjorie Arms Of IIopkinton, Mass;
grammar teacher. Miss Alta Denuison;
primary Miss Susie Clark. At the Cen
teryilIe school are Miss Pauline Morris
intermediate; Mrs. Jessie Mctcalf. pri-
mary. District No. /. Miss Eva :.
Keet OF Deerteld, Mass; No. 6. Miss
Sadie +. keet; NO. :, Miss Nellie Davis
of Dummerston; No. 10. Miss Ella
Sanders Of Northfeld. Mass; No. Il,
Miss Helen Lewis OF Orange, Mass.
r. d. Uawkias of Springfield Mass,
came Saturday to spend the weekend
at II. +. Weatherhead 5.
Miss Stefan and niece OF Springfield.
Mass, are guests Of Mrs. l.. :. Bartlett
and Miss NJ L. S.edman.
George G. Harris has returned to his
work at j. l.. Stockwell' : store. after
vacation of two weeks.
Mrs. Nellie Day Of Dorchester. Mass.
who visited her aunt, Mrs. +. K. Mann
has returned to her home.
Mrs F. :. Smith and daughter.
Kathryn, of East Haverhill, Mass, are
guests of Miss Della \. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Allardice of
Providence, r. l., are visiting Mrs.
| Allardice 5 sister. Mrs. l.. II. Stellmau.
| two weeks
Odid Fairbanks of Jacksonville. who
| was in town to at end the Universalist
| convention, was ., visitor with Mr.. and
Mrs. II. w. Barber
Frederick La gille, who has been i'll
| several weeks IL lis home on Frost
| place, was taken to the Melrose hos
pital Saturday morning.
Hayden Squire~ and Lewis Hamilton
who spent the summer at their homes
in town, have returned to Northfield
! (Nt) to enter upon their sophomore
year at Norwich university.
Corp. Hayden Squircs and Lewis
| Hamilton, who spent the summer at
their hcmea in town, have returned to
Mortified (Vt.) to enter upon their
sophomore year at Norwich university
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Clark of Halifax
and her mother and brother, Mrs. King
and Atkins King Of Cape Cod, came in
Mr. Clark 5 automobile last week and
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. II
Barber
Road Commissioner W. l.. Walker is
putting in new macadam road from
| the cement bridge to Mrs. II. f. Wealth
erhead : house. The state viii put il
a state road from there on as far as ]
| l.. Stockwel s store.
Mr. and Mrs G. S. Rider and family
| went hv automobile 10 Renninpton SAT-
urday, where they visited Mrs. Rider I
sister, Mrs. Arthur Gore. From Their
7 they motored to Troy and Albany, \
/ Y, and returned home yesterday b,
i the way of Manchester and Peru.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-09-08
VETERANS HELD
ANNUAL REUNION
County Association Met at Island Park
and Had Campfre-Dinner Served
to IT'S by Relief Corps.

The 50th animal reunion of the
Windham County Veterans association
at Island park Saturday afternoon was
the most largely attended reunion OF
the association in years, over l75 vet
Grams, guests and members OF the Sedg-
wick post and 6cdgwick Woman : Re
lief corps being served dinner by the
Woman 5 Relief corps.
The morning hours were devoted to
sociability and to reunions of Company
F. 14th Vermont. Company +, 11th
Vermont and Company b, 10th Yer
mont.
At 1.15 O'CLOCK the business meeting
was held and the following officers
were elected: President, Capt. H. G.
Streeter, Brattl2oorc; vice president, l..
w. Bush, Brookiine; secretary treas
urer, Henry J. Allen, Brattleboro. The
president and vice president were APP
pointed n committee t. name an eXecu-
tive committee of three The report
Of the northumberland was read
and accepted. 1t was voted to estan-
lish an association fund and practically
every member present subscribed to it
Following the business meeting there
was campfire at which the principal
speakers were Peter :. Chase, Company
I. 2d Vermont. a past commander OF
Sedgwick post; Patrick !. Feuton
Company G, 11tn Connecticut regiment
and a past commander of Sedgwick
post as we'll as president Of the 18th
Connecticut RegimentaI association
Timothy W. Eason. Company II. 1Otl
Massachusetts; Rev. II. II. Shaw OF
Marlboro. Attorney A. A. Butterfclo
T.