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FRANKLIN.

The Rev. and Mrs. +. w. Dav went to
her home in Pittsfield Monday, for q
few days stay.-The Rev. NJ A. Turner
and family returned Friday from Bellows
falls.-Eli Joseph Trombly and Miss
Ruby Mae Titemore of St Armand. T. O.
were married Saturday evening at the
CONGREGATIONAL parsonage by the Rev. F.
w. Day.-F,merson Shedd Of the univer-
sity Of Vermont spent the weekend with
his parents Mr. and Mrs. NJ T. Shcdd
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ENOSBURG.

The body of Ephram Holmes, who died
at his home in Swanton, was brought to
this place Wednesday and buried beside
his wife. yhO died a short time ago
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Sheldon returned to
Bakersfield Tuesday. Mr.. Sheldon has
been engineer in A g. Calls mill several
weeks.-A. C. Call came from his home
in keene, n. H., by automobile the first
OF the week. bringing three men to work
in his mill.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs William Houghton Of
Northfield are visiting Mr., and Mrs.
Houghton.-William Pearsons of Essex
junction was in town last week to see
ms son, Charles who has been seriously
ili'-A party composed Of Miss Edith
Pratt, Miss Alice Young, Miss Ethel Til
lotson and Miss Maria Brady of Enos-
burg Falls visited friends in town Sun
day.-A May dance will be given in the
toyn hall Friday evening
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Cowen, who recently underwent a serious
operation at the Sherwood Sanitarium In
st. Adams, is as comfortable as can he
expected.-Mrs. NJ A. Stockwell has been
i'll with the grip, but Is now convalescinC.
Miles Greene of Montreal is in town.
Mrs. Sarah A. Hungerford has returned
from ST. Adams, where she has been Wis
fling relatives
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also attend this service in n body.-Miss
Althea Reynolds, who has been in Bos-
ton for several weeks, has secured a
position al private stenographcr and
secretary % the superintendent Of the
Postal Telegraph Gable company.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-06
HIGHGATE CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. A Stimets have sold
their village property for tl70O to Mrs.
John Lalbarge and given immediate pos
session-X. K. Wood of Franklin spent
Monday in town.--Mrs D. W. Steele has
returned from a two weeks visit in Lex
ington, Mass, and Manchester, N. H
l.. r. Hogle OF ST. Armand, +. c.. spent
Saturday in town.-Mr and Mrs II. b.
cross OF st, Adams spent Sunday at
fhs hnrna OF y. u, CrOsS-,NisS IJazal No
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-06

Albright of Montreal who has been at
the home of her brother, A. A Cheese
man, has returned to Montreal.-Mr4
Thornley, Smith, who has been seriously
III for two weeks, is now improving
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HYDE PARK.

H. NJ MaXfield and James Hickey of
Johnson were i'm town Tuesday.-Mr
ard Mrs, II. w. llulburd were in Jericho
Tuesday-Mrs. Lavonia Hill former
resident of this place. died at the home
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ALBURG,

Mrs, w II, Mullen 10 Ill with the grip.
Mrs. John Hayistt is ill., Miss Mae
Soules Is confined to the house with neu-
ralgia, G. Bates is visiting her
sister. Mrs, Vernon c. Badger-Mrs E.
ID. Lord is spending a few days with her
paothAr- MrsL q. U. Beu--Mrs Wealthy
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BEAVER.

John E. Wagner and family were in
Milton Sunday.-W. r. Rickert has gone
back to his shop at North Fairfax to
work-Mrs. S. w. Brush and Mr.. and
Mrs. Leach were in St. Adams
Tuesday.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
GRAND ISLE.

Miss Inez Ladd Is seriously III at her
home here.-Maurice Bushway is i'll with
typhoid fever.-Mrs, George Phelps of
Milton is making her parents, Mr. and
Mrs II. f. Griswold. an extended visit,
Mr.. and Mrs Roby have engaged rooms
at Willis Gordon's and expect to move
soon.-The Rev. Mr.. Daniels, the new
minister, arrived in town Monday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-06
ENOSBURG FALLS.

|rmi j. Benoit, who has been with
Enosburg standard the past 10 years,
severed his connection with II and
--A--- - AsAsn4ss> AA~A- whAsA hA
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-09


disease may be accounted for only BY
their infection from such carrier" :"
To what extent these ssrms occur
among healthy persons has been .
point that has never been definitely
determined. some workers claiming
that ~ many ~ one In every twenty
persons carried these germs and dis
tributed them more or less indiscrim-
inately. To determine this point the
United States Public Health Service
conducted an investigation Of the
prevalence Of diphtheria carriers In
the city Of Detroit during the wintsr
Of 1851. This investigation
stands % one Of the most thorough
and painstakins researches Of its
kind.
In the laboratory the officers Of
the service examined the s7sS cul-
turss taken from loss persons: five
bactsriologises examined the 'smears'
froa ~ average Of lSS cultures Z
day. Tue results OF this szanlnatioa
we're that very nearly one psr esat
-.s3s per cent 10 b sxact-of al
the persons examined was found to
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-09
.A-rsfe. x.le.

by. virtue OF an execution issued out
court OF Otero county and state OF
am commanded to make the sum Of
Two hundred and twenty three and
seyenty-fiv one.hundrcdths dollars,
us2s.1s. and costs OF suit. the amount
Of a certain judgment recently obtain;
Cd against W: =. Prvnty and MTs. y.
=. Prunty; In favor Of Jesse Middle.tst.
ship doing business under the firm
Schuyler. out OF the lands. teIemsnts,
goods and chattels Of the said W. T.
prunty and Mrs. w. y. Prunty. ] have
levied on the following property. to-
wit:
Lots seven 90 and eight lS) In block
two tD. In Santa Fe Addition 10 the
City Of La Junta. Otero county. Co1ora.
do.
Therefore. according TO. said com.
mand. ] shall expose for sale. at public
auction. all the right, title and interest
Of the above named w. e. Prunty. ana
Mrs W. E. Prunty. In and 70 the above
described property. on Monday tie
?sth day Of October. 1915. At II o'clock
=. NJ. NJ the south front door Of the
county court house In La Junta, Otoro
county. Colorado.
Dated at Ia Junta. this s7th day Of
Beptember. 1913.
Sheriff Of otero County.
First publication October 2. 1919.
Last publication. October -. 1918.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-09

Monday. the sth day q Noysmbsr. 4.
county oi otero IN the state OF Colo.
ssaS ncon q .sG Sse y sns 1ofs fsr
Win Ssins In % cash. .s sell al the "y propsr s
~ and premises. being the following
described lot or parcel Of land situate.
and state Of Colorado to-wit: The
eighteen tisJ, township twenty-four
& the sses s ces
g with All water rlrhts. ditch rlghss
or In amy wise appcrtainlng. and includ-
n the ossrS issIas,ins bssrics 5Sas e es
sppurtancss M @ thsrsunto Ss,onsinE. Cor so 10
realize the amount % and By said de-
ali fees. d,sSurssnaenis and commis.
sions OF the officer making such sale
and which may be sold separately with
out material injury to the parties In
said sale IL to be made for the pur.
pose. inter ALA: OF paying the sum OF
two one hundredth dollars tsl5is.22)
by said court In said decree found to be
due TO said plaintiff. Horace II. Brooks.
from the date OF said decree to the date
of sale.
said sale Will be conducted and a GER
tificate or certificates will be issued
therefor. and such certificate or cer-
tificates will be filed In all respects In
accordance with the provisions OF the
laws OF the state OF Colorado FOR the
sale OF lands under execution: and In
the event the premises sold at such sale
be not redeemed according to the laws
of Colorado for the redemption of lands
from sales In execution. deed or deeds
therefor will be given as provided in
said decree.
Dated at La Junta. Colo, October
9th. 1915.
First publication. October 2. 1915.
Last publication. November 6, 1915.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-09
Nssiee 10 Nsa.Ressaeat sf Probate Of
VIII.

State OF Colorado. county Of Otero. IS.
In the County Court IN Probate.
Chalmers a. Hill. Anna l.. Murray.
Helen NJ. Acheson. George Ellsworth
AshesSn ..% :. and md, william VI Chalmers Ache
Wheras. y has been made to appear
TO the county court OF Otero county. in
the state Of cc!Srado: that you, the "a, said
EN- n. Achsson. George Ellsworth Ache
son and william Chalmers Acheson are
heirs at law Of Alexander N. Hiil. de.
state Of Colorado.
Now, therefore, in accordance with
the provisions Of the statute In such
OF court duly made and entered. you
are hereby notified that an instrument
Of writing purpOrting TO be the last will
NJ. Hill. deceased, was presented 10
OF September. 4. D.. isis. by Geo, K.
a. shs :ssssy :,: 81 rs;,Sns 3. ,S. 'sS n.
a.ssass. % .tf rs.,ss"; q q !. se .an;s. @ o o,s@o %
COUNTY sS ysd n the ,s's s.s,.n Of cSS..dc 'sss
said alleged Will devised and beauesth-
ed his property In the words and fig
arss fell9.iI,n.: .i,,, 'c. .s VII; z, v ,., ...,.
including funeral expenses and the ex.
penses OF administration. be paid BY
unto 1.ss.s .s . ;s'i .: and hs
s:. 3. 81 ana sSs q fia
one-sisisenth o. my. ssiat:. and 10 my
tsrs Clara g. HiiI. Alice Y. Hiii. Anna
l. Murray. Helen J.. ulll. Margaret D.
Hiii and Rhoda A. Hill. each one six.
teenth Qf all my estate. both real and
personal. In whatever Il may consist
or wherever situated. nj the time Of
my decease.
appear before said court at the county
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-09
.s.erey Aav..s.ses..e.

Notice is hereby given 10 whom it
scrIbed estray animal was taken up
near La Juntn, Otcro county. Colorado.
on or about October I, 1918. To-wit
about 500 ponds. about is years old:
gentle to drive or ride; root Of tail
mashed In: unbranded.
Said animal being unknown TO this
board. unless claimed by the owner.
on or before October 80. 1915. said es-
tray will be sold by this board for the
benefit Of the owner when found.
STATE BOARD OF STOCK INSPEC-
TION COMMISSIONERS.
Denver. Colo.
First publication. October .. 1915.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-09
Notice /. Bankruptcy.

In the District Court OF the United
States for the District OF Colorado.
In the matter OF Richard Hnmrah.
Bankrupt. In bankruptcy. No. 1727.
To the creditors of Richard Hannah,
4. 81 La u,r, Innta; , IN the county q
Notice Is hereby given that on the
18th day of September. 1915, the said
Richard Hannah was duly ad1udi-
cated bankrupt and that the
first meeting of creditors will be
held In Room No. sol In the Federal
Building. I'M the City OF Pueblo IN
district aforesaid. on October goth.
1915. at ten o'clock In the forenoon at
which time the said creditors may at
tend. prove their claims. appoint .
trustee, examine the bankrupt. consid.
er and determine the time and manner
OF any proposed sale OF said bankrupt0
property. and transact such other bu1i-
ness as may properly come before said
meeting.
Dated at Pueblo. Colo. October !.
SAMUEL. y. TKIMBLE,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-09
se.sa II E...l.s. Gss.ss.s Evsr.


* The fiscal year ending June 80.
1918. Was the largest - TO earnings.
both gross and net. in the history OF
the Atchison. Topeka Z Santa Fe
Railway system, according 70 the ~
port OF the direct0rs. through Mr.. 3.
p. Ripley. president to the stock
holders. The gross revenues were
$l3O.s22.7.7. The net earnings
we're t3s.sle.sos.
Two reasons, Mr.. Ripley says. con-
trtbuted mainly TO this result-the
unprecedented wheat crop OF Kansas.
and the largely increased yield Of
Agricultural products OF all kinds In
the so-called "plains country" In
western Texas and western Oklaho-
ma. The Pknama- Pacific exposition
AZ San Francisco and the Panama
California exposition At San Diego.
have created some passenger busi-
ness. but At such low rates." MIR.
Ripley said. "As to afford little II any
profit"
Notwithstanding the company's ia
vorable showing. the income OF $ss.-
s1s.S0s applicable to bond interest.
dividends. improvements OF property
and strengthening OF credit. Mr.. Rip
ley. explains. was only five and four
tenths per cent on the capital invest
ment Of $6s3.s55.3ll.
The company paid five per cent
dividend on preferred stock and six
per cent on common stock. 1t was
able to do this because II pays an av-
erage Of only slightly more than four
per cent ON It's bonded debt. much Of
the debt having been created when
money could be obtained at or near
that rate. The average rate Of In
come on property investment in the
nineteen and half years under the
present management 10 four and nine
tenths per cent.
After paying interest and divi-
dends. the directors put the balance
Of the earnings back into the proper
~ In order TO keep Il In the best pos
sible physical condition. Through
sundry adjustments the company
found 3ll.%3l which Il carried to
surplus. making . total surplus ac-
count Of ts0.6si.32l. which has &C
cumulated during the nineteen and .
half years Of the present manage
msnt--a fund TO be called upon
should any adverse condition arise.
The total expense for operation
during the year vas e7S.3lS.sl3.
The company's taxes for the system
were Ss.ls7.3ls.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-09

Sss rHsT d. n eosn;y sSs sess u 6:4s SsS:s Il 4.
state Of Colorado. on the 16th Day 81
October. a D.. 1913. then and thSrs q
intend 4: ..d 'sf sssns ns, % ss esa psss:s &
OF the. said Alexander r Hill dsceas.
ed, and further 20 do and perform what
shall then: by the said court. b re-
I'm In witness whereof. / havs hsreuntc
set my hand and affixed the seal pf
said court at my office In La Junta. In
sald county this 18th day Of osptsm.
e. w. MCDANIEL
Judge and Ex-Offtcio Clerk. Of the
County Court Of otero County. Colo
BY Mildred Field. Deputy.
First p1blication. September is;. 1915.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-09
TIE PRAISE e1HTNUEs
gssrwhsss We Near Coed Rsp(rss
es Dea.'s Kidney pills,


Of Dea.'s Kidney Pills.
Ia Junta 10 no exception. Ever,
section Of the U. 5. resounds VIII
praise OF Doan's k.4ney Pills. lh,rt,
thousand persons ase g.ving lest,mon,
N their nome newspapers. The s.u.
cerity Of these witnesses. the fact thai
they live 70 near. il the best proof OF
The merit Of Doan's. :iere's q Ia
Junta case.
Seven or eight years ago | suffer.
ID . great deal from backache and
vas bothered BY too frequent pas.
eases OF the kidney secretious,' says
4rs. Mary Z. Nook. OF 53l Race Ave.
Ia Junta. Il gave out easily and
couldn't do much work. lacked
strength and energy. when I heard
9 boan's Kidney pills. l tried them
ed about four boxes rid me Of the
trouble from my back or k,dneys."
eaaee passed.. have not had any
trouble from my back or kidnsys."
PSSee boc. ~ sll dealers. Doat sin.
~ ask for = kidney remsdy-set
oeaA's Kidssy Pills-ths same ths,
0fa Nook had. Foster. .Milburn Co..
Props. Buffalo. n. Y.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-09

carry diphtheria germs In their throat
or nose or both.
These data gathered by the Public
Health Service. as well AZ data Of
the same nature obtained by other
workers, demonstrate one Of many
reasons for personal care of the
throat aud nose. avoidance Of too In
timate contact with others. and the
necessity Of early preventive meas
ures in the case Of those suffering
from sore throat" and LESSONS sus-
picious Of diphtheria.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-09
F.rs-s..srs sale.

stat OF Colorado. City and County Of
Denver. -.
IN the District Court. No seIes. DIV. ".
~ Moore. Elisabeth c, Moore. T. Dun
IL ,rastee Of the county Of 0tero and
state Of Colorado. defsndants.
fhs yndsssigne1. skssiff q the coun-
~ Of 0sero IN the state Of Colorado.
the p6wer and authority IN MIN vested
by that certain decree entered In the
above entitled cause on the 18th day OF
q pa .:la s"% Decree. r. wil II s on
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-09

:. II has long bssa known that diph-
iberia germs are Dressnt II shs
throats Of many perfectly healthy
persons and that many cases Of this
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-09
MlIlos1 SvlllglD0e
a JUN1A. COLO.

. $500 A. Fasae Js.sa 80
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-09
1NApe 0MMo
RDoceoo
NAT clNu1n s

Il - bssa sen Tat evesy thisd
possoa hes cafaIh b soae fo9n.
eeiencs has shown that naaal eeesssh
c1ten indicates . general weakness
ot the body and local treatments h
the form d ssuds and vaposs do little,
4 any good.
TO correct c.tassh yoa should treat IL
e.ase b. ensiching yous blood with the
ci1.lcod In Scpet's naulsion which is Q
medicinal food and . buiidiug .soaic. free
Ssoalcuhol a. any harmful drugs. Jsyit.
osuea 4 nsUns. Dlssaass1. NJ
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-09

wsd-ps..a rr....es Of D.sAsA-ri.
The Glasgow courier., 1915-12-17
are houses of the company, the people
are lnyal to the "Ornheum !"

are houses of the company, the people
are loyal to the "Orpheum."
With their own three theatres as a
nucleous and with the CO. operation of
the Grand theatre in Saco, the Or
pheum theatre in Havre, the Or
pheum in Kalispell and the Orpheum
in Whitefish, the company goes into
the market for the best releases of
the film companies, being able to get
the best before some Of the large
cities, by contracting to show them
for week. These pictures are then
shown in the various houses in the cir
cult and shipped back to the distri-
buting office.
When the Milk River Amusement
company first took over the Orpheum,
they ran a three-reel show, of single
reel comedies and two-reel features.
Now they run nothing less than four
reel show, and even this is not an ex-
ception. Some weeks a feature is
shown almost every night, being from
five to seven reels in length. On Sun
day and Thursday nights the Para
mount pictures are shown, and there
are hundreds Of people who never miss
the pictures shown on these nights.
On Tuesdays and Wednesday nights
Metro and World features are exhib-
tied, at the same prices as for the
regular show. Pathe "Gold Rooster
features are shown every Saturday
night, and are becoming very popular
with the audiences every time they
are projected upon the screen. Then
the Chaplin comedies and the Wal
lingford stories are run on the other
nights, making a program that would
be hard for any theatre to beat.
The fact that Paramount, Metro
and World features are shown at the
The Glasgow courier., 1915-12-17

in the weol.. These features are pro-
duceG by the best companies releas-
ing through the General, and the local
management will make it's personal
selection of the releases for exhibi-
tion here. A series OF the famous
"Stingaree" pictures will also be add
ed to the regular program.
Any article about the Orpheum
theatre would be incomplete without
saying something about the man who
made the Orpheum famous" by
name, A. j. Bishell. manager of the
local theatre and secretary-treasurer
of the Milk River Amusement COM
pany. Everybody knows Bishell, and
we haven't heard anyone yet say they
did not like him. If there are any
such, they have either remained hid
den or are afraid to voice their senti-
ments. But art" or "Bish" is the
friend Of everyone who comes to his
show. He gives you the glad hand
Continued on page g
The Glasgow courier., 1915-12-17

Orpheum besides their regular week
ly program of the General Film COM
pany releases, places it in the front
rank Of the leading picture houses Of
the state. The quality of pictures
could hardly be better than are
now being shown, and the stars of the
"shadow world" have large follow
ing in Glasgow. What person here
does not know of Mary Pickford, or
Marguerite Clarke or hundreds Of
other notables who have become ia
miliar characters to the people of the
city through their appearance in pic
lures at the Orpheum?
On the Paramount program those
who will be best remembered by local
"picture fans" are Mary Pickford,
who made the biggest hit in "Tess Of
the Storm Country" Marguerite
Clarke, who endeared herself by her
acting in "Wildflower;" John Barry
more, the inimitable comedian in the
"Man From Mexico;" Myrtle Sted-
The Glasgow courier., 1915-12-17

man in "Hypocrites;" Blanche Sweet,
i'm the "Warrens of Virginia." and
Victor Moore. in "Chimmie Fadden."
The hest stars of the legitimate
stage are now making pictures for the
~" feature companies and such no.
+"Nles as Geraldine .Farrar, Sarah
Porrhart and others will. soon be IA
m'liar characters to local theatre
ooers. Of the Metro features shown
hove the shooting of Dan MeGrew'
w"s probably the most popular, and
'''rhe Man Of the Hour" World fea-
+''ro. made big hit with the local
audience.
Pesidos the feature pictures, the re-
leases of the Vitagraph, Lubin, Selig,
Fssarav ard Biograph on the regular
rrooram are very pleasing to local
+hea+re "oers. These companies are
now putting out three and four-reel
features that compare very favorably
with the big features.
Telkiro with Manager Bishell the
other dav, the writer managed to
s"neo"e few facts out of him about
what he has in store for US during
+he co'riro year. The array of fea-
ture pictures which will be shown here
durirc the next few months is fairly
dazzling. Among the biggest things
will he "The Eternal City," a pictur-
'7"tio" o. Hall Gaines famous novel,
with P"r'ire Frederick. the noted ac-
+""sT r1a''ne the leading role. This
feature is in eight reefs and has been
~ro~or~"od one of the best pictures
ever produced.
''"AIo'- hir feature that has scored
hi~ hit in the large cities of the east
will be shown here shortly, being
'''ho AHn," with George Beban.
News tha+ will be pleasing to the pic
+urn rrhlic is that the local manage
'''""t hos been making negotiations
COR showing "The Birth of Nation"
here. 1t will be some time before this
~i"+uro oe+s here, but when it comes
+"'s wnr it will be shown at the Or
~horr'' f'~st Then, on the Paramount
nro"ram the best pictures produced
hv the Jesse L. Lasky company, the
Famous Players, Morosco and Pallas,
will be shown twice week, and such
fine nictures as "Pennington's Choice"
and the "Silent Voice." on the Metro
program, the best releases on the
World program, and the famous Gold
Rooster plays will be shown. The pop
ular Broadway star features and
Broadway Favorites, the fine three
reel releases of the Essanay COM
"any. the jungle pictures by the Sc
li~ company, the strong Luhin dramas
and the famous Biograph comedies,
besides the Pathe News twice week,
and an occasional hand-colored pic
ture by the Pathe people, are on the
pro"ram of coming attractions at the
Ornheum.
Starting about the first of the year
two feature pictures a week, released
through the General Film company,
VII be Shown. These will be in addi-
tion to the other features and the. reg
MAR rro"ram. so that feature pic
ture will be shown almost every night
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-02-20
NEW CATHEDRAL CHOIR
ST. LOUIS CATHEDRAL WILL
HAVE CHOIR OF 30 MEN AND
so BOYS.

The New Cathedral Choir Of st.
Louis, Mo-, the first BasiliCan choir
in this country, now consists of 62
boys and sc men. The choir was or
ganized November 10 and was recruit
ed from boys of different parishes and
the men who had been doing services
at the Chapel for the past years under
Prof. o. M. Becker, who remains as
organist During September, while ar
rangements were being made for the
dedication of the New Cathedral, Mr..
James J. Rohan was delegated TO Or
ganize the boys choir. The success
Of the choir has been really wonder
full and is due greatly to the strict
attendance of both boys and men at
the rehearsals.
The choir now consists Of 48 So
pranos, II altos, 16 tenors and 20
basses. 1t is intended that the full
choir shall consist of 80 boys and so
men, and it will be fully equipped be-
fore the installation of the new altar
and organ.