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Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-22
Holland County
HEBRON
Republicans Nominate Frank Post For Town cIerk-Demccratic Choice pr. c. E. Pendieton.

Miss Quinn was not able to be in school, so Miss Susan Pendleton taught for her the last of the week
 The children of the Episcopal Sun day school were entertained at Mrs. Leon Rathbun's last Saturday after noon.
 Several farmers here on the green filled their ice houses last Friday and Saturday The ice is said to be of very good quality.
 The prayer meeting topics are in readiness for the ensuing year for the members of the c. E. s.
 Gone to New Mexico.
 Miss Dorothy Clark has gone to New Mexico. to see her brother and family and expects to be gone one year.
 Charles Tennant is making repairs on his store, occupied by his broth CT. J. B. Tenant
 Mrs. Della Murphy of Willimantic is visiting Hebron friends
 James Martin is visiting relatives in New York
 MT. and Mrs. Fitzgerald have beer i'll with grip. Supper at the church Wednesday ev- ening was well attended.
 A big crowd attended the Library whist Wednesday evening.
 Frank Post is expected home thiI
 Nominated for Town clery
 The republicans have nominated Frank Post for town clerk to take W D. Whites office The democrat, nominated Dr. c. E., Pendleton. Miss Frances Rollo is i'll at Franl Posts.
 Mrs. Lucy Loomis is very i'll. William Brown and son attended tn, graduating exercises of the former. daughter Edna, who has trained fol a nurse at New Bedford, Mass, hos pitaL
 Aid Society to Meet. The Ladies' Aid society is to mee the first Thursday at M. F. Frink'i and the last at Susie Rattman's eacl month.
 Miss Josephine Hart is to visit he: brother at Hsdlyme over today (Sat urday) and Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-22
BROOKLYN
Funeral Of Mrs. Lucretia L. Dsiley-- Mrs. James A. PaImer's Death Wonen's Club Hears Papers.

Saturday morning Lucretia l.. Dal 4 ley died in Danielson, where she had gone for the winter. The funeral was attended in the Baptist church of having united Jan. ', 1S49. She was 82 years old and leaves an only son, William Bailey of Daniels6n. Burial was in the Memorial Annex cemetery.
 Mrs. James c. Palmer.
 Sunday morning. Mrs. James c. Pal
 ner died, having been sick for several days with pneumonia She leaves her husband, two sons and two daughters, a granddaughter and a sister, Mrs. held at the home Tuesday afternoon, Rev A. P. Knell, rector of Trinity church officiating. Burial was in the family lot in South cemetery.
 Closes Home for Winter. Miss Emily Miller has closed her house and gone to spend the winter with her sister. Mrs. Frank Hoxie, near Boston.
 Wonen's Club Meets. The Women's club of Brooklyn met Monday afternoon, Mrs. A. E. Kin mouth being the hostess. A paper was read by Mrs. A. E. Kinmouth on Mrs. T. D. Pond. A Sketch of the Life of Miss Ellen Larned. Light refresh ments was provided by the hostess One new member was voted into the club
 Mrs. Dean of New London is a vis- itor at the Congregational parson- To Jail for Vagrancy. Tuesday, Benjamin Newton was brought before Justice William R Thurber, charged with vagrancy re- Iceiving a sentence of thirty days in jail and costs of nine dollars and sixty cents.
 Wednesday evening the men of the Baptist church gave an oyster supper in the church vestry. l D. B. Hatch and family have re- turned home, having been away all the winter till now.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-22
SOUTH KILLNGLY
Pastor and Wife Delegates to State
 Grange-car Timber Inspected.

Mrs. Felix -Lefieur, who has been i'll for. a week, is improving. E Mrs. Hendrickson has been spending a few days in Dayvil1e.
 At State Grange.
 Rev. and Mrs. H. B. Goodsell att tended the state grange as delegates from Highland grange.
 The light snow was welcomed by local hunters who were looking for foxes. Israel Brown lost his horse Saturday afternoon. It slipped on the ice and fell. Before 1t could be gotten up it was dead. MT. Brown is a hard work ling man and much sympathy Is felt for him
 Ice is ten inches thick and the ice- men have begun the harvest MT and Mrs Willis Hin and daugh- ter of Central Village were recent vfs- itors with their aunt. Mrs. G. W. Bar low.
 Inspecting Car Timber.
 MT. Johnson of Groton was in town "Wednesday to inspect car timber al A. E. Halls mill. Thomas H. B. Morse has been epend- ing several days at his sisters home in Danielson. Neva Barlow has been visiting friends in Foster
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-22
LETTERS FROM ITO STATES
CANTERBURY GREEN
Sunday sohool ofiosra Elected Grip lnvadss Many hiusehofds Grange
 Degrees ccnferrecl.


 The pastors sermon Sunday was on Usefulness in the Kingdom, d sign Of salvation. The text from Sam. XIV. IS. f4Thy servants are ready to do whatsoever my Lord the King shall appoint
 sunday School offieers.
 At the Sunday school session the for tho year Superintendent. Frank Hoxsie; assistant superintenuents, Nathan Exley and Mrs. & B. HadIey; secretary and treasurer, Frank FaW- lev; assistant, Roger Brown.
 The Christian Endeavor meeting to- morrow eSnnday) evening will be led by Mrs. S. B. Hadley. The subject is Amusement that is worth while. Feel s::1-15. E Comforts and Improvements at Church
 On stormy Sundays at the Green the frightened windows add much to the comfort and we'll being of the wor- shippers. The blinds so ewing that they. open wide, the new shades hung so that they can be rolled to the top days The ladies are very grateful over their accomplishment and the church grateful to them
 Grip Invades Many Homes.
 The spide1nics of chicken pox and measles have been closely followed by grip. The Apply and Lathrop families the parsonage the Black HiH people have been the principal sufferers so far. All are on the gain. Mrs Selt- som in North Society and Mrs Hall at the Thomas Moore's have been ill. Mrs. Charles Kenyon is improving. Mrs. F. E. Miller is we'll enough to be out of town for a day or two. This is the season for the replenish- ing of ice houses and many men are so employed
 Ernest Linke of New York is visit i ing his family on the Green. Edward Linke is employed in Bridgeport.
 Leslie Gardner, a student of Suf- l field Institute, is a patient at the 1 isolation hospital, Hartford, scarlet i fever being the cause. Storrs college is closed for ten days because of the few cases of scarlet extra vacation at his home at Black 1 Hill.
 1 Report from State Grange. 1 At the Grange, Wednesday night the two candidates, Mrs. Martha War 1 the third and fourth degrees. Worthy l Master, Hubert Graves, gave a very clear and interesting account of the meeting of State Grange, which he at 1 tended last week in Hartford. The evening was very pleasant one, fol lowed by the serving of refreshments I and little dance in which many par | ticipated. The new lecturer, Miss Edith Williams, gave out for the next meeting Feb ?, program on Current I Events.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-22
COVENTRY
Harold s. Winship Accepts Call to
 PSstorate-Town Votes $2oo to Settle.
 Parker Claim.

large party of neighbors and friends met with MT. and Mrs. Frank D. Gosslee Friday evening of last week. Dancing and general good time was enjoyed by all. E Accepts Gall.
 Harold S. Winshfp has decided to accept the call extended to him at the annual church meeting to be regular supply >til1 the first of June, then to become the pastor for one year, at a salary of s650. with use of parsonage.
 The partnership of Bennett & Schmidt. who bought the Samuel Dresser farm about four years ago, has been dissolved, MT Schmidt buying MT. Bennetts interest MT. Bennett will move his family to New York where he is employed by the Borden Milk company.
 Settled Claim. At the special town meeting held last Saturday it was voted to pay Hen- ry F. Parker $200 to settle his claim for damages against the town This amount was advised by the town coun- sel.
 There was a stereopticon lecture in the hall on Wednesday evening of last week. The subject was Jamaica and
 Arthur J. vinton spent several days
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-22
M;adjlaln County
CENTEAl VILLAGE
Crossing Tender John [. Sullivan Dead Funeral of Mrs. Samuel Sheldon.


 Miss Mary Byles returned to the Willimantic Normal school Monday night, having been at her home for few days.
 Frank Couture is recovering from an operation recently performed at the probably return to his home soon. William JeWett has returned to his home in Southbridge Mass, having been visiting his son. William Jew- cit for few days.
 Frederick Roalraue. who is employ home.
 Edward Bissonette has returned from Canada. where he has been on account of the serious illness of his William Carpenter is confined to his home by illness.
 Death of John E. Sullivan.
 Many were surprised Wednesday forenoon Go hear of the death Of John L.. Sullivan. He has been gate tend :. ed at the railroad crossing for sever al years He was working Saturday and took cold. He leaves besides his wife, an aged mother in Canterbu two sons, John Sullivan and William Sullivan. a daughter Mrs. William Gouche. three grandchiIdren, two sisters. Miss Nellie Sullivan and Miss Bridget Sullivan, all of this vil- ' A1bGC e1AASt Q 0A AOI1tC11 14IkIlt1Ss 0ul4lNaU Of Moesup. &
 Mrs. William Armstrong. Miss Jo- sephine Armstrong and Miss Christian, who lives at the Armstrong home are grip. patients.
 Variety Supper.
 The Kings Daughters met at their rooms Monday afternoon A variety supper was served for the members. Mir. and Mrs. Walter Marks of Prov idence were visitors Monday at James Peliett's. They came here to accom- pafiy the body of Mir. Marks sister. Mrs; Charles Kennedy, resident here until the death of her husband. when she went to Providence to make her home with her brother.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harmidas Ouimette and daughter. Ceci1e, have been the of MT. Ouimettess mother in Danielson.
 Waiting For Lumber.
 Spnesof the help at Torrey Brothers Cor shop have been laid off as they are waiting for the arrival of q car load of lumber to be used at their wood shop.
 Miss Louise Elliott has recovered from the grip and has resumed her duties as teacher atN the Green Hol- low school.
 Charles Mcfarland has recovered from an attack of grip.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-22
NORTH STERLING

Mrs John Potter of PIainfield vis- tied at their farm here last week.
 Rev. Harry Fflman's horse fell on the ice and broke the wagon shaft, as he was on his way to preach at the Line church, Sunday.
 Mrs Clara M Crowell is confined to the house i'll with grip.
 Charles H. Rounds has the old. grist mill in running order once more
 Mrs. August Wilson, who fell on the ice and was badly injured recently, is able to be around the house.
 J. R. Williams of Pawtucket spent Sunday with q. H. Crowell.
 Marcus Green spent Sunday in Providence.
 week
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-22
DAYvIL1E
Mrs. jsns Kennedy Celebrates s0th Blrthday--Miestin of the Men's Club.

Club.
 Mrs. Jane Kennedy celebrated her eieaatieth niz'thday sunday Ida Kennedy called on Mrs. Kenne- : Harcid Field is shipping clerk at the Gonnecticut mills MT Walsh takes Mr- Fields place at the freight repot.
 William parrine has been i'll and confined to his home. Mr White has been assisting at the station. Mrs. Addie Darling Is III with the grip. Miss Gallup is caring for her. Mrs Arthur I.athrop has been visit Ing her uncle in Putnam. 1rrs c. A. Russell Is i'll in Wa1ling- ford and Mrs, Sabin Russell is there caring for her. She is at the home of MT. and Mrs. c. G. Phelps. Mrs N. S. Greigs their new presi-
 Men's Club MsstA The Mems club hel da meeting on Monday evening.
 A. E. Henanlt is having his house wired for electricity.
 Mrs, Mary LaFqerris has four chil-
 Miss Bernfce Cosswell has been i'll Henry H< Shumway has been to North AttIeboro on a business trip.
 Occupying New Home. l Motorman Ray Shippee has moved 1! into his new home at the Four Cor ] ners. William Reddy is to move into the l tenement vacated by Mir. s. LaRose l Henry Bear has returned to Day. l vile and will occupy the house va l cated by R. l.. Chesebro
 Mrs. Fannie Bennett is ill. l Miss Myrtice Blanchard Is able tc be about the house. Mrs. Henry Marchesault is enter I tairliI1g her sister. Mrs. M. Jacques oi l Woodstock.
 Taken I'll in Church.
 Michaer Weaver was taken suddenly i'll in St. Joseph's church Sunday, bui | is much better. Mrs. Jane Coffey was in Norwich for the day recently. Miss Jane Reddy and Miss Estei Holly spent the week end il l Webster, Mass
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-22
STERLING
Another Case of Diphtheria Reported
 Teachers Meeting.

Two more cases of diphtheria have developed, one in Sterling Center and another on the road to Gibson Hill.
 Mrs. B. G. Douglass is i'll.
 Miss Gladys Atwood has been i'll with a severe cold.
 Teachers Meeting.
 Supervisor A. L.. Young conducted a teachers meeting at the Center school building, Friday of last week
 Mrs. Bertha Bishop spent Sunday with relatives in Pawtucket, R. I
 Mrs. W. W. Vaughn was Norwich visitor Saturday last.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter J. Lebdell. whc have been guests of MT and Mrs IT, wing Anderson. are visiting relatives in South Attleboro, Mass.
 Miss Elizabeth Johnson is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Albert Wentworth oi Hartford. Miss Johnson will also visit Mir. and Mrs. T. J. Belanger oi Broad Brook. aa fA.- Mrs. Fred Parker spent Tuesday with Mrs. George Lincoln and Mrs Sarah Kenyon of Oneco.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-22
EAsTFoRD
Annual Meeting of Congregational
 Church Followed by Roll Call.

Annual Meeting of Congregational
 Church Followed by Roll Call. |. Mrs. Leon walker of New Haven is visiting her father, Dr. H. H. Con- verse.
 The annual meeting of the Congre- gational church was held in the chapel Saturday at 1.30 p. m. The following officers were elected: Clerk, Gilbert Deane; church committee, William Warren, Charles Tatem, Arthur Keith {: superintendent Of Sunday school. Gill bert Deane; ushers, Charles Clark and Charles Tateu1: auditors, Fred Bowen and Leander Snow. Reports were read from the clerk of the church, secretary and treasurer of the Sunday school Christian Endeavor society and Ladies Aid society. A roll call followed the business meeting.
 MT. and Mrs. Darwin Lewis of Put nam were fin town Sunday.
 The monthly teachers meeting was held at the Center school Friday after noon.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-22
PoMFRET CENTER

Mrs. Charles William Johnson and daughter have been suffering from the prevalent epidemic of co1ds.
 MT. and Mrs. Everett B. Brown have been confined to their beds several days with grip. ! The many friends of Mir. and Mrs. Walter Hildreth of Wi1liamstown re- gret to hear of the death of their in- fant daughter.
 Joseph Scott and Patrick Scott have both had an experience with the preva- lent grip colds
 Willard Hildreth is filling the ice- house for Miss Isabel Rogers.
 John Ash and Robert Rust filed the icehouses at La Piaisance and Court lands last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-22
sTAFFoRD
AIi-Day Institute PIauned-Dsath ef
 Baptist Pastor.

Mrs. Florence Nelson and daughter of Brooklyn, N. r., are guests Of Mir. and Mrs. Henry Grundy.
 An all-day farmers institute will be held in Grange hall, Feb. 11th.
 Rev. Joseph b Matthews Of Exeter N. H.. will preach next Sunday at the Baptist church.
 Mir. and Mrs J. P. Brown annourice the engagement of their daughter, An- nie Bertha to Frank B. Engley. of Grenlock, N. L.
 The death of Rev L. B. Curtis. 67. pastor of the Baptist church from pneumonia at the Johnson hospital last Wednesday evening cast a gloom over the whole community. His wife. who was Gertrude Rawson of Dela- ware County, N. r. survives him with one daughter, Marie, now Mrs. Shy of Los Angeles, Cal
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-22
WARRENVILLE

Mrs. B. c. sBugbee Is the guest of relatives in Providence, R. I.
 Several in this vicinity have con- ipIeted filling their ice houses Durkee and Miss Vera Dollman, en- joyed an automobile outing Sunday afternoon.
 The dance held in Bakers hall last Friday evening was we'll attended.
 s'GIs, 2 the faithful old horse Of Judge c. D. Baker, died Wednesday.
 The many sufferers from grip h this place are improving.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-22
THOMPSON

Scott Lewis and Miss Harriet Lewis have gone to Allentown, Pa, to at- tend the funeral of MT. Lewis sis ter.
 Allan Reynolds of Worcester has been at his home here. i'll with grip for several days.
 MT. and Mrs. J. K Moore are enter taining Mrs. Moore's mother, Mrs Perkins of New Haven.
 Mrs. Robert Paine is i'll.
 Adr. and Mrs. Wesley Winn visited Mir. and Mrs. Wilfred Mills in Will sonville last Thursday. $
 Those who have ice houses are busy filling them this week.
 Josiah Sike has been very Ill fol several days.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-22
oHIII'T.'U!IARY.
Mrs. Samuel Sheldon.

Wrs. Samuel Sheldon.
 Mrs. Samuel Sheldon died Monday afternoon She had been an invalid Tor several years, having tuberculosis. She leaves besides her husband, d son. John l.. Sheldon, professor in the University of West Virginia and two sisters, Mrs. Douglass of yoluntown and Mrs. Valentine Burdick of Moos- up. Funeral services were held Fri day afternoon ats2 o'clock
 Personals.
 by Illness. Irs. John Mcdonald and children of Norwich spens Thursday with Mrs. McDonald's s sister Mrs. John Frances. George Potvin is confined to his home by illness.
 Mrs. James Pope has been called from her home in Canterbury by the death of her brother-in-l law, John E. Sullivan. G.<sssfs =
 Mrs. l., Howard Cross is recovering after two. weeks illness gith grip.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-22
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

L. H. aealy installed the officers of Senexet Grange last Wednesday night.
 Miss Nellie Lowe has returned from a a visit to her sisters In Webster scolds.
 The extension school, which was to be held this week at Grange hall, was postponed as the professors at Storrs are unable to come here at this time on account of scarlet fever at the col lege. A..-
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-22
EAST THOMPSON
Funeral of Mrs. Minnie 8runnelI-
 Store to Close.

There was supper at the Kings Daughters hall on Thursday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. Everett Huntington were in Wilsonville Tuesday. Sunday.
 Funeral of Mrs. BrunnmeII.
 Mrs Minnie Brumneu, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Barber died in Providence, R. l.. Monday The body was brought to the home of her par ents where the funeral was held on Thursday. Rev. Frank Chamberlain of- ficiating. Burial was in East Thomp- son cemetery. Store to Close. It is Tumored that the grocery store is soon to be closed. as c. l.. Robbins has gone into insolvency.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-22

at the Johnson hospital last Saturday from acute nephritis. She was born in Cafu, England. She was a trained nurse and was very successful in her profession and was district nurse here for the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. up to the time of her death. She is survived by her husband. but no other near relatives. Burial was in Stafford Springs cemetery. The bear CTS were Fred Disk, Herbert Bosworth, Ernest Cooley and Grant Hanna.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-22

in New York last week. attending the automobile show.
 Mrs Arthur s. Wood spent the. week in New York and Jersey City,
 The Ready Helpers met last week Thursday evening with Mir. and Mrs. John E. Kingsbury.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-22
Buys fcehouse.
STAFFORDVILLE
Eeworth League ServFee-Death of
 Mrs. Julius L. Browning.

Miss Grace Gregory of willimantic was the guest of Mrs. c. ". White this week
 Mrs. Edgar Brewer of East Hart ford was with her father, Julius L. Browning. a few days this week. E There will be an Epw6rth League service Sunday evening in the M B. church. topic, Forgiving Enemies, Matt. 5: 4s-4S: IS: z1-35, leader, Mrs. H. A. Boswnrth. was the guest of her friend, Miss Isa- belle Eaton, a few days this week.
 Mrs. Browninsss Death.
 Mrs. Julius L. Browning. s9. died
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-22
SCOTLAND
Wrist sprained by FalI-Twenty-
 seven Year Old Horse Dies.

Charles Brown attended the state grange meeting in Hartford last week
 Many have been harvesting ice crops this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Whitaker of Noafik, spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. JyD. Moffitt.
 Thomas Clark of Hartford was a
 Mrs. Eugene Kimbali received a badly. sprained wrist Sunday, by fall ing on the ice.
 MT. and Mrs. Leon Moffitt, Mrs. AL ice Willoughby and Mrs. Sadie Kim ball went to Hanover, Thursday night as judges of a medal contest. which he has owned for 27 years.
 A large number of cases of erir prevail throughout the town.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-22
WOODSTOCK VALLEY
Fathers Day Held in District No. <
 School.

Mrs Lucy Lowell, of southbridee, was in town last week Friday this week. attending the funeral of her uncle, Frederick Dombroaki.
 Mrs. Arthur Spicer has returned to her home in South Wilmington.
 Miss Hattie Lyon Is spending the winter at the home of her brother, George N Lyon
 Mrs. A. N. Hammond spent several days last week at the horne os her
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-22
CLARk's CORNERS
State Prize In Gold Rscslvsd by For.
 mer Teacher.

School was closed last week on ac- count of the illness of the teacher.
 Many cases of grip are reported here.
 Ernest Crane has left St. Joseph's hospital, but is not able to work yet
 Mrs. Fielder Neff is in Wfllimantic for the week.
 Miss Viola Jewett, now Mrs. Edward Clark, former teacher here, has To- ceived third prize, s5 in gold, for the best thesis written by teachers offered by Secretary c. D. Hine.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-22
kT. HOPE

Mir. and Mrs. Frank Larrow and son Bruce of Wfllimantic were callers Sunday at Mrs. Eliza Russ's and look ing after their home and property at rthis place.
 ing filled fast just now, with good 12 and IA inch ice.
 George Smeade and George Ian phear are both on the road with new roadsters.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-22
SPRING HILL
Funeral of Bradley Myron sears-saIe
 of Icehouse.

Bradley Myron Sears died at his home at Spring Hill on Saturday. Jan uary 15, from pneumonia The funer- al was held at the home Monday at 1.30 p. m. and notwithstanding the ex- treme cold weather was largely att tended by neighbors. friends and town officials. Burial was in the Spring Hill Cemetery.
 Buys icehouse.
 c. A. Stalker has bought an ice house of Mrs w.. A. Weld with the privilege of using it where 1t now stands during the present season. and has filled 1t with excellent quality of ice, Il to IS inches thick. , The members of H. c. Hawkins family have recovered from the grip and are out again.
 ND. c. F1aherty is a recent grip pa tient.
 The services at the Baptist church were held in the smaller room again last Sunday on account Of the cold weather.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-22
WESTEORD.
Blood Poisoning Develops From A,
 Wound.

Thsre is a great deal of sickness in town at present, as nearly every faul- fly has been or stin is i'll with grip. Arthur Spooner. while cutting wood last week, cut his foot badly. Bloo7 poisoning set in and he was obliged to go to the Johnson hospital. Stafford. Monday. =
 The farmers are filling their ice houses this week with fine fifteen inch ice.
 Joe Metscka, who has been enplov- ed by H. e. Barlow 6 Son. has zone to Bridgeport to work
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-22

chasers. and George Wheeler has to move the last of the month.
 Dr. J. O. Smith was in Norwich Monday.
 Levi Clark is laid up with grip.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-22

daughter. Mrs. Nfl1er, in gouthbrldee.
 Father Day was held in Di6trict No. g, Friday evening with an enter cake were served At the cloee
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-22
SOUTH CANTERBURY

The Haskell place on the Jewett City road has been sold to New York ptir-
The Gleam., 1916-12-10

The City of Juneau has an, ., or ganization which for it's civic inter- ests should be laued. The new City Band. Since Professor Wasterlain has undertaken the instruction of the local musicians the band has become an asset to Juneau of no mean pro- portions At a concert a few weeks ago we sat entranced during some of the numbers and not even the incessant giggling and gabbing of the nearby gum chewing auditors, could district us from appreciating the splendid work of the band. Ev- cry town that wishes to stay on the map should support musical organi- zation and every man who has put his name down on the list as a monthly supporter of our musical or ganization is patriot and good citizen.