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Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-05

TO RENT-Floor space. suitable for ma manufacturing, or other purposes. in lin Square. Apply to The Vaughn Foundry Co. mar4d
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-05

FOR SALE-A new SharpIes tubular sound. fearless, 1100 lbs, good worker and driver; Concord buggy and rubber trimmed harness. Phone 19-4, D. c. F1aherty, Spring Hill, Conn. mar5d
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-05

FOR SALE-Heavy bay horse. good worker. gentle for a lady to drive Call 4s5 in the evening. Lebanon Div. Roger Foote. mar5d
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-05

owner going to Europe. For informa- ton call on Italian Shoemaker. Oscar G. Spinoso, Danielson, Conn mar5d
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-26
JAPAN RE \ EWS
DEMANDS ON
CHINA
Time List Includes "a
Which Must Be Accepted in
Entirety; China Makes
Feeble" Preparation for
War.

PoEing. China. Aprii 2g-Tho con
fcrcnccs between the Japanese min
lister to China. Ell Hloki and the
Chinese forcign minister, Lu Cheng-
iisiaWg, were resumed today. The
japanese minister presented an ex-
tended list Of twenty four demands.
This list is virtually an a%mplincntion
of the original twenty-ono demands
and includes even the demands for
railroad CONCESSIONS. IL Is understood.
In territory whore the lines would
compete With British Interests.
Tho japanese insist that the Chi
nesc government accept the new list
Of demands Ia It's entirety, but no
time limit has been set.
China ~ making certain military
preparations which have been de-
scribcd as feeble" Great secrecy
Is maintained as to the details.
In Pekilg the Impress obtains
among foreign observers that Japan
viii use force unless China yields.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-26
Today!s War
Summary

The new German offensive la
Belgium. ,iSl,l - some Isritish
commentators the greatest lmttlc
OF the war, il being pashod on
with all tl,c power of the army
Germany h rcpu,cd ca have as-
scnblcd along this front The
ODi,i ai announcement from Berlin
todoy rcpOr:s impressive victor
les. although no admissions 10
this cncct are made at Paris or
London. The German statement
described attacks Ia which II II
said larsc numbers at prisoners
we're thkcn. including 1000 can
ndinns.
The OaiUial Parts statement
gives lew details OF the nghtlng
la Belgium. IL l. said German at
tncks were checked by the brit
ish.
The German attack h develop
ing with great force over "a large
part OF the western front. Hcriin
announces the rc-Capturc of
Iiartmans- Mcilcrkopf, la the
mountains near the eastern end
Of the line, which the French took
Recently after several weeks
hghting. ON the heights OF the
Mouse a severe battle has begun.
Ia the oast there was no
change yesterday, ~ far as the
German statement revealed.
The opinion T. growing la
Ilomc chat Austria and Italy are
diifting inevitably toward war. \
diplomat accicditcd Q q the OUR
inal quotes Prince won Bueiow,
he German ambassador at Rome,
who has bccn the principal figure
In the efforts To aver such u war,
as saying That d would be impo--
siblc for Austria % accept Itnly's
demautis. r'epfino G%aritaldi.
grandson Oi the famous Italian
statesman who recently has talked
with the Italian king aud pre-
mier, h. said 10 have received
the impression that ltaly would
enter the war with the allies.
Italian refugees from Austria
say the frontier has been forti-
He'd by the Austrians with con-
crete trenches and heavy artll-
lery.
\ British correspondent accrcd-
tied officially IA the Dardanclles
expedition. admits uiat the prob
lcm OF Iorring tie straits ~ a
tremendous one. Ills obscrvn-
TONS have led him to the belief
that q strong army for operations
on the GHllipOli peninsula viii be
necessary. Land operations. he
siiss, would present difficulties,
since the Turks n strongly Gu
trrnchcd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-26
NAoUI INDIANS JOIN
IN NOTIFYING villa

On Board u. 4. =. Colorado. Oft
Guaymas. Mexico, Aprl 26-Oia
wireless 60 san Diego. Cal, April s6).
-Yaqui uprlslngs and the Indians
defiant attitude are causing Villas
authorities much concern. Troops
have refused 20 operate against the
Indians on the warpatoh In the Yaqul
valley, 30 miles southeast OF here, Il
~ reported.
In Guaymas soldiers went on a
rampage last night, smashing win
dows.
In northern sonora villa and car
rama troops are reported q have
been fghtlns yesterday near Imurin.
30 miles south Of Nogales. The re-
suit rs unknown here.
The Two American ranchmen who
were reported yesterday as having
defended their properties against the
iaquis ga the Yaqui valley "a TOW
days ago. are waldo sheldon and
Barrett Jones Of Greenwich. Conn.
both of whom were active la athletics
AZ Yale university in 1906.
Governor Jose Maytorcns arrived
az Guaymas Unexpectedly last night.
Yesterday hc caused his family 20 be
removed from uuaymas to Nogales,
on the northern border.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-26
GERMANS PIcI,SisTENTLY CLAIM
SUCCESS AROUND NPI,itS

Berlin, April g. (By Wireless tu
Sayyille)-ln the official statement
Eivca out today b. the German SEN
oral army headquarters. Il was an
nouuced that more than 1000 Cam
adams hal been captured In the
lighting around Ypres, Belgium. The
text 81 the statement follows:
The Germans hold Liacrne on the
west bank OF the canal, which the
French pretend 20 have reconuuorod.
Also ON the east OF the canal, the
conquered terrain remains In the pos
session Of the Germans. The num-
Der of cannon tnkcl 10y the Germans
rose To- 80. including four English.
Northwest Of Zonnebekc the Ger
man attacks continue. More than
1000 Canadians were taken prison.
crs. Tho total number of prisoners
rose to 5000. They Include Senegal
negroes. English, Turcos, Hlndus,
French. Canadians Zouayos and Az
Roriuls.
IN the Champagne region north ~
Boausejour. two French night attacks
were repulsed.
ION the Meusc heights the German
attacks progressed along several
mountain saddles. until the height To
,he west Of Les Epargcs was taken by
storm. Several hundred French sol
diers were taken prisoners. Several
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-26
ENGLISH TROOPS AGAIN
BEAR HUNT on ASSAULT

Paris. April 20, CVia London, 2:t0
r.. m)-The French war office this
afternoon gave out an Official report
reading;
'ln Belgium two German attacks
moving 40 frcm puschcndaelc and
from Brndscindc were checked yes
terday by British troops. The euemy
%thcrcupon Dombarded Yprcs with
violence. our activities are being
continued along tho Ysdr canal.
pulsed "a German attack.
"a violent attack preceded by a
fierce bophardmcnt took place short
Is after This movement ON the eust
cra slopes of the position az Les
Epargcs. but tho Gcrman attack re-
suited ln failure.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-26
John w. Roberts Wires Or.
gent Appeal to State De-
partmsnt from Vera Cruz
in Behalf of McCleary Of
Ell Paso.
VILLAS HORSE SHOT
UNDER HIM AT CELAYA
Villa Agency at Washington
in Official Statement De-
clares Battalion Of Death"
Was ALI but Wiped Out in
Engagement.

Washington. April ss.-phllp r..
Mccleary. an American newspaper
correspondent at Vera Cruz. has been
Imprisoned and sentenced to be sho,
BY carranza authorities, for having
sent but nccnsored nows dispatches.
Secretary Bryan received an APP
peal for aid today from John W.
Roberts. another American corre-
spondent there. n instructed Con-
sul siliiman today to take the ques-
ton up az ance with General Car
ranxa.
carranza troops from Tamplco nre
being brought to Vera cruz n sent
Inland by pii. Quiet was reported at
Progrcso. Yaaui Indians operating
In Sonora are charged with numer-
ops raids ana murders. A recent at
tack on the ranch Of the Richardson
Construction company. In the Ysqui
valley, was repulsed.
In the battle Of ceiaya, General
Villas horse was shot from under
him In q charge Of the battalion OF
DEATH" according TO an official re-
port from chihuahua 20 Enrique G..
Lorentc, 81 the villa agency here.
General villa bombnrded Cclaya
for - hours. causing much damage
tu buildings where Oregon had
placed hts artillery says the re.
port. 'The losses among O~hrcgon's
Indian troops wecr enormous and the
bloody character Of the battle would
horrify even those accustomed 90
warfare. The battalion Of death was
almost annihilnted In "A charge direct
ed by General villa personally. IN
this charge General Villas horse was
shot under him.
The losses Of General villa we're
heavy. but SO were those of General
obregon."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-26
AUSTRIA MISSING All MIR
FORCES FOR DEFENSE

Verona, Italy, April 25, t9:30 .. M.
via Paris, Aprl 90, s.25 70. m.D-pis-
. tchos received from the frontier,
say
Austrian military authorities are
rapidly completing thcis preparation
Tor defense. Twelve thousand troops
are quartcrcd at Trent 1000 at Ro-
verto, 1000 at Hiya and 1900 alto
gcther al various smaller places. Ar
engagements are being made for hous-
ing 5000 Prussians. 5000 az Trent
and 2.0OO at Mczzo Lombardo.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-26
NJ MAKES SLIP
IN THE COLOR OF
THE AUTOMOBILE

Los Aageles, Cal. April 2G.-Edith
SerSin, star witness against Charles
h. sebastian, suspended chief OF po-
lice and Mrs. Pratt testified here TO-
day that she often vent automobiing
with the defendants ia a big red car
with a gong.
An police department automobiles
are black When this was brought
out the witness seemed confused. She
has made thus far on cross examlna-
ton, more than % hundred changes
from her direct testimony.
The defendants are accused Of con.
.tributlng to her dependency.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-26
BUNNY, WHO
MADE MILLIONS
LAUGH, DEAD

= New York, April 2G.-John .
= bunny. whose antics as "a move .
= Ing picture comedian have made =
: millions laugh died at his homo =
= In Brooklyn today lie had =
= hem ~ Tor about three weeks =
= of e complication of diseases y
Members of his family we've =
= with HIM when he died. For a .
= week he mad apparently been on =
= the mend strenuous months of =
= work. a Is believed, caused the .
= breakdown which resulted Ia his .
= death. .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-26
ENGLISH WAR OFFICE SAYS
GENERAL ASSAULT ON HUGE
FORTS is NOW UNDER WAY
From Land and Sea Assault Will Be Driven TO Take from the
Turk His Last Defense Against National Disintegra-
ton; Land Force Occupy Strong Entertainments on Gal
lipOli Peninsula While Fleets Batter at Forts.

London. April 26, (5:20 o. m)-
The admiralty and the war onico de-
clnrcd this afternoon that "a general
attack on the Dardanelies had begun.
An army. Il va said. had been ais
embarked successfully.
The following official announcement
was given out la London today:
The general attack on the OAR
danel!es oy the neet and the army was
resumed yesterday.
The Decentralization Of the army.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-26

covered by the fleet, began before
sunrise at varlous points on the Ga =
hpoli peninsula, and In spite Of SER
ioua opposition from the enemy In
strong entertainments protected by
barbed wire, was completely success
ful
Before night fall, large forces
were established on shore.
The landing Of the army and the
advance continue
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-26
SPECIAL TRAM CARRIES
VACCINE TO MEXICO CITY

W~aFhlnHlunl Aprll ia special
train carrying vaccine n other
medical supplies WAS due TO leave
Vera Cruz today for Mexico 20 pre-
Nv The spread OF smallpox there.
Although. according to the state de-
partment, there Is no epidemic OF the
disease, there have been a number 81
cases Medical supplies have been
ordered from New York 70 Vera Cruz
ahoard the steamer MORO Castle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-26
McCIIcARY rs a RESIDENT or
Eli

M Paso. Tex, April s~s.-phiHp Il.
Mocicary' reported under arrest at
Vera Cruz. Is a resident OF El PanoI
His relatives here have received
word that he was released shortly
after his arrest. Mccieary was IN
the employ Of the Carranza govern
ment os a publicity agent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-26
ConfideHtial. Letters from
Files Of Late Senator Pro-
duced' in Syracuse Court
Room in Barnes Case Today.
N HE DICTATED
OF HUGHES
Letters Then Read in Court to
my Dear Mr. Barnes and
Others Which Show How
He Did It.

Syracuse. n. n. AnrI te.A4 a.
,,.. - ca,aA.,,s.t ,.,s.. 49,
.he ''tes hept ny inc lNte THOMAS -
Platt, while he WAS representing tho
state az Kew York In me United
States senate, were today read 10 the
Jury trying William aarnos ntif for
alleged libel against Thcodoro uoonn-
'voit In the supreme court here. some
OF the letters wese sianed ~ celonof
Roosevelt. In noarlv All Of mem the
writers dlscurned cendldaton for 81
flee In the state eovcfnfnnut and IN
repIy 10 a question ~ Nr narneas
counsel. the former ,srnrldruf aald
without he ellrhtert h-ealtntlnn fhst
he consulted freely with senator lVlntt
about afnirx Al Albany. and
realIsinr "a ~ tlmee th,.f ~ w.x me
'sbone ~ \ n.talb.Ienn narfv h. thla
state" one of tbe letters rsa,l dnf-
inc the -feesnooo ros.loe ooutalAoa 4
postscrIpt snlch road.
"Ali right. IN change lhf sencl
hoard Of tar at-ararnfa
The eolonet denied o~mnhaffralf9
that such coaferenree c,,netiiufed
.invlslbIe eoeernment.s
.'My actions me ltncns INSERTS.
swere a. visible az thss could 10.
when court opened. q atlpulatlon
between counsel that daposltions OF
the four unnamed Witnesses outside
the etata would have the aame ef-
feet AZ II the witnesses appeared On
the stand was read into the record.
Mr. lvins, Mr.. Harness attorney. then
put into tho record letters wrltton BY
Mr.. harnes TO Colonel Roosevelt ana
by Colonel Roosevelt 60 ar. Barnes
and TO Herbert Parsons. The latter
letters dated August ei. 1895. wero
nearly identical In contents and
p~huseoloHy. In one letter AR
Barncs discussed Governor Hughes
Ito said that should Hughes be elect-
ed ne would set up "A political ma
chine and that ala ~poflucisns who %
posed him would have 70 "eneQk ~
the back door Or get out Of politics
Dear Mr.. barnes.
The reply Of Colonel RooBevcls'
written at Oyster Bay, read;
MY Dear Mr., harness yesterday
/ SAW sherman, Bennett, ueofse
smith. Mix pady, Cox and Hitch
cock. chairmun Of h national comT
mittee. here. l have been carefully
soing into h Hushcs matter since
saw you appreciate 70 the full
the force Of the arguments you urged
against hts denomination, II u rot
pleasant Tor me q support a man
who has wantoniy behaved badly %
the very men who did most In Hccur-
ing his seiectioni I would approve
MS turning them down In the public
Interest hut object TO It's being done
wantonly. Moreover. appreciate
that he has a~lienated quite neediessiy
very many voters and II w had the
riEht man 70 put In hia place tthe
right ma frnm the stanapoint OF
getting Votesl ! should Kay that 4
was certainly wise 10 nominate such
a man. But no sue man u IN sight
and there does not seem 20 be tho
slightest chance Of his arising. TIM
dor the conditions Il seems 10 me
that while Il viii do damage TO re-
nominate HUGHES. Il will do more
damage not to rouomimto him. anu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-26
AGAINST
FATHER BRIETUNG
is DISMISSED

= New York. April 2s.-Tho .
. 100000 damage suit brought =
. against Edward y. Breitunr, .
. capitalist, of Marquette. Mich, .
y and his wife, by Max Frederick .
. Kicist. their son-in-law. was .
. dismissed today by Federal .
= judge Hough. Kleist charsed y
. his parcnts-in-law with ullcnat- .
= INK his Nlfo's affections. .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-26
G R MANS
ON Way TO
lombard
CANADA
PORTS
Captain o. German Bark Dali
bek Declares He Has Au-
thentio Word That Fifteen
Warships Are on Way
Across Atlantic.

Portland. one. April &C.
Headed Tor the Atlantic coast Of
Can1da i a German squadron of
fourteen or fifteen vessels bent
ON bOmbarding important cities
and Qualifications there. accord
Ing tO IA letter received last nieht
hy captain CaTi Bhrauch, muster
oi the German bark Dalhck, In
t%cfnincd here since July 23, from
n friend who II n deck officer OF
the German navy.
"lighi day. before the German
nCCt tumuarricd scarborough.
Iiarllcpiol aud uthcF poi,s near
the Tyne I rgcitCd a lcttcr from
tic same nicnd, telling nic that
the Gcrman ilCct would strike Tor
the irir~h Cua-t ana ! thought
tliai statement WIS laughahIc."
snid Cuptniu Braucli. "Sincc IL
ramc tu fa-s ! am convinced that
the move Of tiic squadron tu ihc
Canadian roast H. NOS n miSth.
The last i've icttgrs have rts'ciN-
cd from Germany have not been
censored. only an official stamp
helms used iu show tiiHt thcs tad
passed thruugh tIic hands uf ter
tain rniCiul~.'
The letter hns hccn Un Tire way
since march -,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-26

machine guns Also were captured.
In the Ally forest the oncmy's
advances failed.
an the Nosgcs the Germans took
bacK Hartmana-W cilerHopt. In this
engagement eleven officers = 1ie
French soldiers were mndc prisoners
mud xix mine throwers and tour ma
chine guns were captured.
"Northwr.t OF Cicchonow feeble
Russian nigh attacks were ropulsed
ana the situation OF the east front
remains unchanged
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-26
Won Hindenberg Reported
Called from Eastern Thea
ter to Direct Operations
Emperor William at Front.
AUSTRIA LINES UP ALL
FORCES FOR DEFENSE
Resumed Struggle in Carpa-
thians Completes With Re-
vival of Big Fighting in
West for Public Interest.

Home, April 20 (via Paris.
0;05 A. mJ-Thc opinion pre-
vails La parliamentary circles
that ~ M definite decision ~ 10
Iiaiy's participation la the war -
reached previous To May ~, the
datc upon which the chamber of
deputies rctOnycncs, parliament
will be prOrogucd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-26
KRONPRINZ WILHELM
INTERNED FOR WAR

Washington. April 26.-Licu-
} tenant Captain Thicrfcider,
commander OF the German COM I
mcrce raider Kronprinz Evil
helm. late today Informed Col- I
lcctor OF Customs Hamilton "a
Newport News, Va, that he
would lntcrue bls ship for the
war in American waters.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-26

London. April 2S.-In u dis
patch from Copenhagen the cor
respondent of The ENcIiangc Tel
cgraph company say that. lead
ing German papers. including
the Tages lciuung and Nossichc
Iaitung. ia iaTc that the Ger
ma ilcct H. now willing Ia nc
CCpi battle Ia the North sea. The
entire fleet. il,c papers declare,
has several Iimqs rushed over
the North sea yaiuly ssckinR the
british fleet. Tho Vo,sslrhc Zei-
ting snys the Norwegian Steam
60 Iducdin met the German nrrt
last sunday off I%iclaOland. The
German commander Slid to the
captain or the Ioc,iin that THE
only. ntmciy. Ia engaged the
liritisl, fleet, aud lr hoped the
British fleet might be found.
London, April 20, b2:eO %. M
What some military entities are
inclined To- pronounce the great
est battle Of the war b. now uu-
der way on the Ysrr canal.
Official reports Ir" both moagrc
ana contradictory. but b. sCncr-
ally BE- believe cd in London that
the Germans are AGAIN makius
desperate efforts To- break through
To- the Fronch channel ports. II
is impossible as Jet 20 get "a clear
idea 81 the extent of the Ger
ma1 mo- mont. hut some special
dispatches 90 tho London papers
describe 10 ms 10 important that
the Germans are even credited
with bringing Field Marshal o
Hindvdbrrg from the east 10 CON
duct the operations. and Emperor
william himself Be- reported as
proceeding TO the User front.
In the eastern arena of hostil-
tiles, the Carpathlans compete
with the User for interests.
The fairway between England
and Holland SIN h. being kepr
clear of commercial shipping with
the result that the steamer Moor
dam bearing thg womel dele
gates to the pcutc conference, b.
marouned la the Downs. Some Of
the dclcgHtcs have ent an appeal
60 Ambassador Page who explain
cd u was impossible Tor the ems
hussy To- and the delegates In
reaching The Hague.
Operations IN the North sea
are stili u deep mystery, but
special attention concerning them
has virtually ceased on account
10 the interest la land activities.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-06
anhntiseu,euh,
PURE BLOOD MAKES
HEALTHY PEOPLE

Hoods Sarsaparilla surely and eff
fectively removes scrofula, boils and
other blood diseases because it drives
out Of the blood all the humors that
cause these diseases. They cannot be
successfully treated in any other way.
External applications for their re-
moval have proven almost useless,
because they cannot drive out the
impurities that are in the blood.
Hoods Sarsaparilla makes pure
rich blood, perfects the digestion, and
builds up the whole system: The skin
becomes smooth, clean and healthy.
This great blood remedy has stood the
test of forty years. Insist on having
Hoods, for nothing else acts like it.
There is no real substitute. Get it
today. Sold by all druggists.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-06

Another feature in connection with this
fair was the demonstration in the home
canning OF vegetables by Miss Platts,
the home economics specialist Of the ex-
tension service. 1t is estimated that fully
eighty women witnessed this demonstra-
ton.
The exhibit at the fair which told the
story and carried with it more meaning
than any display noted by the county
agent this season, was that made by
Louisa j. Gray, of East Orland, who
brought trace Of yellow flint field corn.
The corn in itself was Of high standard,
but the fact that all work concerned with
its production, from land preparation,
fertilization, planting and hoeing, was
done by woman, esta blishes record
and furnishes an object lesson that shows
the producing power OF our soil when
managed by person who means business.
II only small percentage Of the people
who are alwaya-saying farming does not
paw and that nothing can be raised in this
part OF the world would do half as well as
Mrs. Gray, how much better of our
country would be? She had about a
quarter of an acre of this corn, and the
trace in question can be Sc en- at any time
at the office of the county agent in Els
worth. II you feel the need of little in
SEPARATION come and see this corn. 1t Will
make you say less against your county
and do more for it and for the develop
ment of its many resources.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-06
ELLswoRTH FALLS.

Mrs. Henry Drawn is spending the weel
at Otis.
Mrs. George Black, Of Bangor, was here
Saturday.
Percy and Leon Flood, Of Bangor, spent
Sunday with their parents here.
Mrs. W. B. Cram, OF Bang or, is visiting
her parents, Asa Q. Flood and wife.
Mrs. Mary D. Jordan, of Bangor, who
has been visiting here several weeks, has
returned home.
George Fl. Lord, OF Portland, is home
for weeks visit with his parents, Henry
Lord and wife.
Miss Helen York, OF Portland, who has
been visiting A. w. Ellis and wife, re-
turned home Monday.
Miss Ruth Treworgy returned Sunday
from three weeks automobile triple New
Jersey with friends. The return was
made by the White mountains.
DR.. Winfred M. Hartshorn, Of New
York, was here from Thursday until Mon
day, the guest Of A. w. Ellis and wife.
DR.. Harrshorn addressed Q good-sized
audience at the church Sunday evening.