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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-29

Appearing at the Arcade, Monday
October g, in "The House of The
Golden windows" A Lasky Para
mount In ) Acts.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-29

DSTRAY MULE-7Was taken up on
Wednesday, Red mule. Owner
may have same by paying cost.
Apply to Magistrate L. NJ Player for
further information.
9-29-1t.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-29

BELTINGS- Genuine Candy and les
er beltings. Genuine CANDY alV|
has one green edge, none gen5
without it, beware of imitatio2@
prices are right. Summer 3
9-29-2t.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-29

REMEMBERING carry. large. sto@
oils and greases for both steam and
automobile uses. We can make th4
price. See US. Summer Bros Co.
9-29-2t.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
ANY WOMAN CAN
SAVE S. AN HOUR
Put gasoline and solVl,s IN
wash boiler and dry clean
everything.

F,cf Az clean n, homes We'll ne ~
easy. inexpensive and tho results On plra.
lns ,ru'll h. surprised Nuv vuuan ran
clean snd renew tho brightness N ~.
hons silk. satins lacss inkss slik
shr,Wais,s kh gloves and shrrs. mts.
nrrk,ies. rhilitrns coats. suits. caps
.Vi.s. lawn. otsandy snt chiffon dtcssc,
fancy vests wells. wooden garments. mel,
vofk. drape'ies. russ. IN fact. any ani
e,st,thlns that would h. ruined with
scar snd water
Ur, two uun % ~ sniyl,s ~ an, Afus
stove snd put n In lvn ssllcns ~ eas,-
nnt Vhcfr n quickly dissolvcs Then
ru, In the rruis ~ lr cleaned. rub = NJ
Ne ,ni ~, the, rums lyv,tins .. hrirht
and nssh ss new vow viii Nnd nn'h.
ING fades. shtlnks ~ wrinkles requiring
M rtessins
ANY woman ran A. five doli,fs -r-,h
" hrms dft cleaning IN isv mu,n-ni.
,ni ,ru cant mskr mistake your
sfpraf ~ snt rsfass vill supply the sss
niinr snd ihe ifus store win ssli ,,-i ,vn
onnrss n, snlyl,s " htph is simriy a..
,iine soap Then q vash srllaf ~ lafr.
Ash ran completes iuir di,- cleanin. !.
rn,fW
Ne sssniirs 4, vSty infsmmshis. hs suite
In A. vrur ~ leaning rui ~ duris ~
In it.rm seat ffrm rte ~ ramc. with
the vindoss left urtn Adj,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
$400-A-TON PRODUCT
OBTAINED FROM STAG

PiTTSuIUlIt Nay IA process for
extracting f,r-o allov' ~ r.ausnnes" and
srios from tag which b. g. claimed.
viii result loo an immense saving 10 steel
manufactures h,s been discovered by
George HAYS - scWlcklcy ru. and
g g. Kh.u ~ Ilmlu. y y students
80 the DbrurE'" co. 'liutc ~ Technology
Fcrro manganese ana silica are rs-
Fruilll clements IN the mtnufnctur, ~
steel ru' sine, ~" start NJ tH' EIr poHr
War both have necu greatly advanced Iu
price. the form from SIS ~ $500 y
ton ~ result ot the process rlaT
which has niw-is been practically a
waste product. wIl now became o' coin
furrrIHI value
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01

led the drll The assisting hcstes'es wcrf
Mines \ VI Rnrpot. a. D campbell.
e. J Show1lt'f. S q TfrlIN'N a. y.
Gould. julia Woodwork Carey Town.
send, l. Merry and John Fniu Dainty
rrfreshmcnt- we're served A. the ,lnS" ~
the afternoon.
Mrs g. Nmhrftcr Df Ch0k,sht
spent The past week with Mrs samuc.
" IIhy,s
Miss Dorothy Sncdckcr ~ norman
sI~nt tho week end with Mrs a h.
clark
Mr. \ y clark entertained Informal
~ Saturday afternoon dozen guests IN
honor NJ her house guest. Miss MHurina
Vaughn ~ pcs Noincs. N ifo''y buus
doir caps IN pink and whit, were TIy,n
~ f1yofs M clever contest. and n
dainty luncheon served at the close NJ
the afternoon The guests we're Misses
Helen t.dhe'tsf. Dorothy Snriekcf ~
Norman Elizabeth BuNd. Florence Hrll
Rr.tiic. Helen Draper. Ha,el H-auChamr
Ruth N'n Nialia Surface Kathleen
St,slsN and May CfNdio.k Mr. k"l1
NNfNN'.NN N.HH@'f'N WV lNHNfH
RgH
The woman society o' us First Rap.
tist church will meet IN divisions Tues.
day ~ g1n o'clock; division with
Nh. VI Y Mulv-y Of 1879 rlHsfsn UoIlr.
,,ti division , with Mfs 4 e. Mill ~
S2c West Eighth street. division 2 with
Mrs \ " piyss ~ iej East Eleventh
street. division I With Ne " T =
Hunt at 1891 Classrn boulevard
Nrt " u Frank was husi.s. Friday
tn N, TI,t'hn club Roll rpl vas m.
sV'rrd With quaint sayings ~ children
Following M, short business the lesson
was pnstuun-i until the next meeting
and the members enjoyed delightful
islk on AT by Miss Nellie shepherd
who discussed the work VI the sfcst mas
i~ts a. studied D., her during her s,s,
abroad Sh~ ako showed some " hel
pictures M illustration ~ a t,lk uu meth,
ois. ileht aud color The club will mrc'
NaN ~ with Mis " . ira,itt 'rf 80
Jlsi dal tho last meeting " the Year
sgG
NJ srd W.. Luther Patton ~ Tnl,
,fr guests ~ Nt aud Nu libfr U,u
anu Tor The week end VIZ aut Nfs NTn
son had a- their guests 'nf Suris, d'n
nrr. VT and Nfs Patton snd VI. Br,
Mrs - l. Hudson
Mrs l. " McNufuf, " Farmer
CtN. ill who h's been spending vrrl
IN Juskurrr returned ttid,N. pni vii
rhmrlc,c hrt visit here with Nfs Ipnl
IWAIdNv'i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
ALLEGED COLORADO
EMBezzLER ARRESTED

NOT SPRINGS. Nh May Ihcar
iIs-dFro,e rctucroyc. said 90 be- formrr
icrkkcsprr for Swift a CO., at p'ny't.
H ,hsfrr uf "mh,sgi, ,mrut " b. alleged
iHft Icturruyv h,d cmhy1slrd $50 oOn NJ
iir company funds Will, In NJ employ
itiiIrro,r admitted hiH Identity whom
Hrf,s'ri and declared hIH Willingness 10
return IN Denver Goo face u tflnl w."
pHui,d h an officer
n, search iu Nrhans1s Tor r"'tlgruyr
extended for rpt, than month. ne
ltNinr been located iu FORT Smith M Z
tsttlc No.k. hui ynch time he escaped
~, officials who finally located him
at Hot Springs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
METH0DISTS FAVOR
COURSE OF WILSON

SARATOGA SPRINGS. y. y. May Il
assurances that MDlholI.la ~ tho
United states were w t'mptthy with
President Wilson's effort. in keep tho
United states from becoming involved In
the European war was voiced her" sun
An, hy bishop Epll trprs'nn ~ Wash.
nFton u e. VIsIop Dnustou Who will
open the twenty seventh general annual
guufrryu,. uf tn, Methodist Episcopal
church, hero N0uiuu Uis addressing
preliminary a,fviD, HiShup rfnustol in
inrssl tn plan proposed Tor the union
NJ the northern tud southern branches ~
the church. which ls To- hc considered by
ulc general conference.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
PROMINENT BANDIT
LEADERS EXECUTED

~ PNSO. Texas May Further
disposal OF villa aud other bandit forces
Wr4 reported 10 General Slonto Trcvino
frm points in tho states NJ Ttmnulipas.
Nuovo Leon. Dothuiln Rnd Chihuahua.
General Trryino g. in Julrcz. partlci-
rating with General Obregon In the con-
ference with General Scott aud Funs-
ton
llis reports included the following
Carrunza troops defeated thitty bandits
near Snlt.lo after running fight, The
leader. Elias Perez and one man
escaped Tho remainder Wcru either
killed or captured and executed
among the executed were Colon }
jose Reeves. colonel Jesus IIcruuudrL
aud Captain Lorenzo Ottcga
SIX armed villa bandits surrendered -
General Mnfrcro at JrfothurU and w's
gtHLfcd amnesty
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
LIQUID blUt1

No NJ ur,cet. that's mos,l, water
sinr, IN. vai started a.. morc nesfh all
water than rvrt ui,r m, He'd Ctus.
l,su plue. that's tro.nuncc rarsssc ~
real socinoss Nou should scc m, ,lothe.
I m., ,snt Keep frcm smllins on, loud
Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01


At, and ,,,.. Il q younr vln have ns
,,s,, ,,..t. nt dinner ihls evening Nh
and Mrs Edward paw. and their guest
Mrr Hugo Dalmnr % chicago aud MI .
aud Mrs Millard Russell
s. g 4
pr and Mrs A - Nounr entertained
the snturdt, evening Bridge club. having
SNYDER ana M'r' q. y. lio'n'ts"p' .,'.,' w. ,i, m
"n', '..t" ''W'' 49, g.,t,,
.,' VIZ hN'',. H''', " .ni .,,,,-
WI 'u" W. '''n'
'''h ''' '''' '''g
Mrs iru rlorc'n had ns additional /
club Saturda, Mines Frank birg"" va +
Wnrd Durrir. 1bnrlcs Iuu'"r NIlIaw j. +
Guffu. carter ~ 1ulrh George hlnr''' /
e y lIOllugsworih "i I"n''l. James f
" itruor Ma'th"wA ~ 'm''H', .
z luunllF IS lror and Miss h''h .
locu Mclaughlin oi Yukon Ilfh "'of'H .
were madr hy Mm"s i""ir" Garrison +
and Gnfnu The hostess i"r ih' mex,
meeting in l"p weeks VIII h" announced .
later
Tho rI,o4 of m, uh. Hriaus ~ ,no oi.
are planning several events Bon h"nor' ~
me vivca " the doctors from over Nh"
state who will bee BOO attendance mex
week "' 'ih' a'a'' M''.''' momentum.
'"'' "'",,' ...,,.o.,,,.
"''"'s 'n''' WIN ni
i.'ti''l ' "' ,'.",. ,,m ~,
N''n' ,'',
I,,'t,'."',' WV" ..,, ,,,. n,c,
'''.' ,..t.u.,,,,,
,' ,,..,.. l'. ,,.,, l'',
'''''
mere W. ~, ,,.' r'1.,.,,",.
w. .N' "'"'' w,..',. ,'.,,.,..
., Mv,"'n ''''',,
"' '' ''''' .' '''
The hdIrs ~ 'hr SI'Tdl' N'rh'
phy.r-. club v'Ir entertained SATURDAY
dinner a' me ahi, me-. WI .,' '
seated H' one '"hf ,''' ''."'u .'' W.
..'"h'l'F. ".' ''Fs ",." ] ]n
y,,s .s a.. 49,. nlp,w v,s I
y Nc,I.Ilsrd and n, D. Alien IIch
f.cor,s ,i tho rIur. In nur,lon' following
v.r. mad. by N-. N lmprr and Mr
Il Uo,t lIEips ana Mis-. Sic. Oldham
TN. club vIU l., entertained lr 'No weeks
D., Nfr ard Mrs tmr,rr
L,
~, ,.h'l'' u' WIN ',"
~ we N''.' ''. "'''" ~.
MN 'h' F''. '''"'" '
" "'l''h
ia. ru ,y.rf .Hl .urt Friday after.
noon with Nr- N sherman jr. me"
lessor. ID continuation of Oh, hird Ftpr
N Chrus ministry. being ably led hy
Mrs g. II Huu-, THE next meeting
will hn MAJ . with Mrs A. S. Shrf-
man pr
Ntss N,rg4r.t T. po,ls entertained IN.
.u.,d, II.lp ,lnb FrIi,, afternoon.
boyiny a.. additional guests Misses Knth.
,r,pc Vol, and Fr,rcrs Flanagan The
,iun voted :, nav. , iehl. e the Nav
h,,,L,,.t "a, ia, \ " T. Tu.sdny
Mis-. Ad,llp, Moor. vas voted 10 men.
h.,sltn Miss Lillian b.chr,r and Miss
rin,,i,,, lcurtf,d with musical mum b..
no.. Tb. rg,Yt.,s will lr entertained
. A., - n. Nr. ,.s,,,. tYt,rnrr and
Nr. IJ,tr, Leaning with t.s,ter marty
ne women "l w" W',. H"'"'"''
D 'll'lh""h wv" NiN y. y. N'''N'' ''
wv f.''' rum NU'''
k& y
Announcement is m,d' ~ tho engage
mont ~ Miss H.ftht Rowland. dpugh-
Tar 80 Nj aud Mrs A. = UUwitUd and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01

Me- " = iairef entertained ihs
members ~ the Parliamentary tsv A..
rsftnrn' ~ sorrss THURSDAY trt the sn.
riai ast which closed the nsf'ines ~
ths t--f The crnirsi wss lei bt Nts e.
n uuulj aud Mfs stephen L Tfsade,ll
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01

Friday afternoon fuf the iast mee,lne
~ the season With Ms Glenn rui.
hsmus the assisting hnstssses heinz
Mines 10 n Newman and T. l. naush
tfit Ioiirwinr 'hs business session vas
sooIai hnut sni rsif.shmtn,s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01

H VI ~
II w
NJ grlmn and Nir Howard r. +.
llupps Mis- ana Mis-. Murphy have
mad, many iI,uII h,,. during th.lr .
winters aiu, who regret very much th,lI
Intended departure
.u.
LID VIII H''i '''''
''" ''' IT, '''''i
-
I'm, hpstrr,cg fIr tho Ic ,,airtic club F.
uurHar ai On, l,o-ln,kius viii b.
Mines g. a. rhnIps IS l. Maupin
s. Sherman 8, and Irigh ponH
'II'th ''I''i"i'h 'h' .
." ", 'h"I 'NIH'' 'i'I' OIL n'i
..,,'..,., ,"I'. 100 " '"'' "'.. /
~, i'"
,.,,,,,.I ,N, '','' u"y
.,,, .,..,.' we + n,'
WI l''' ""' ""''
,.,,l,t . ,,I. - ,f ,r,,
i,,'.''. ''"n'''
,rJ a.. ,',,tt.. "'a ~ ,,n',, ,' ,|'",
',,,.D ,.,,,, .r, .,' .,., .',',
i. v..,. yr'r a ,t,' ty,.,
and i,I.,, ,..,.I,,. ,..,..,.', ,,,,.,,
,,,. ,t..,. t,,,,.,,,,. t "a
r,. ,.i... n..,.
,..... ,,,,,, r,
co.. tl.nrr I".. ,i,,.t r,.,, r,n,nn.
Martin Tmdg,ou nnI FurIrr H,a Of
Yukon M.S Ro. delighted with scy-
oru song In whirh Pho gave nc,om.
prnim'nts o' the usuIc.o aud the Misses
Al. f NfNY|.HN .Ilul u LNIV
lh" gurats Piled their ur'li'w0fk
,r,. .rrYI..t, r,, .rh ,u... .r,,,-
.t,.p,1 ,t.i.. y.5k ,.. ,rr. g.,' ,.,r,,,.
l,, .p ui,,. %, ,i,. IA t,o,I,. n.
announced
,, .-...-,
,,. '"' ,,.
~, 1r,. ., a.. ,,.i,. g. ,r't.
,..... ,,. -. ~. ....t.
Son. rt, ,,., ,..,,,,.. ,f.. ~ g'iu
., with Mrs. Co.I Glm.
20
,r and Nh. g. ,y,u,....Ln a..
dos 'or rrip 20 tho rac.r. .p,s,
y
Mrs George Ii.urnt1n entertained the
members ~ the Dotcre bridge club and
N" Op-'o- Dat" Al. Hon club most pleas
.h'lF W JOINT session. S'iHhh' sym hn
,N."''.' 1'nN'l "
.'I,'. ., .r'.
,,''. -. ' ' m,.,i,,, ,,,,,-
5,.,.,, and ,,,ry t,,,i, ana ,,. d.,
tL, ,r,r,mcn,s Nr. II uoldre ami
MI, e = Fr,, received N, '1vDrs
hui ynse and rose bowl In 'hc tvers-
ware. ard Mrs Flnlcy g,ruegs. the con
ISOLATION. n boS NJ crepe n, chine hand
kerrhlefs Additional guest with the
members NJ the two clubs Vor, Mines
lE'i, "NN'" 'h"''' INV
''N'
=, ,h. nom. q, Nr sud Nh, g /
p,ye,pot, with Mr and Ms T v
uorr,.on e.el.,ins Additional guests ~
the evening ~.f. Mrr " T. Elliott and
. Nr Fam, Uar,Isu.,eIn Tho evening wps
sp.nt with forty two in witch the favor,
were won v Mrs Frank Hardy pni
Mr. Mgnisomof, stewart Red AMI white
carnations decorated the apartments and
" dainty luncheon vas served ~ Tho
close ~ the gam" tn" regular n--''ns
~ tho club viii '- held "Wednesday WIN
Mrs Fred Caldwell
A.
r,s ptti,,,,,,., ,tuh b.ld IT. l,.f-rcr,
ala, .,..,o, t,Is,y In IA, ubr,r, RuI
.,u 80. ,,.v.,,J ,,iib in,.r.s,iur s,cnu
,'.n,,,,., ,lh nc Immigrant whi,I
49,. 80, a.. .,,b, ~ tb, club ~, m,
''"N -" WV .t, =,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01

VIZ and MIS- Nntfev Situstlrt enter.
taincd With a dinner Triiav evening IN
coinpllmen, 10 Me- Y y 4. Nutph, ard
hrt dsurhter Mss Marie Mufrh, eht
VII leave shortly TO- Mamphls whrte
they wul inln ~ NufrN,. snd
vill mat. their future hriur uihrf
guests Ut the evening wste Az. snd Ms
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01

The members ~ the " s club enter
tanned their huH'Hnis saturday evening
~ the home ~ NJ ana Mrs 9. J
Davenport with Mr and Mrs. T Y.
Morrison ASSISTING. Additional guests n
the evening were Mrs " Il Elliott snd
Mr. FrHrN Hhrdcus,ein Tn" evening wns
spent with forty two In which the favor.
were won hy Mrs Frank Hardy and
Mr. Mgntsomof, stewart Red nnl white
carnations decorated the apartments ard
n dainty luncheon vas served ~ tho
close ~ the gam" tn" regular fnr-''rg
~ tho club viii D.. held "Wednesday with
Ms Fred Caldwell
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01

Mr. and Mfs J. A. Ferguson left
SUNDAY evening icr their home In
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01

Mrs ueorF, rtedctlcksou will enter
tain with luncheon Thursday At hs
country club
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01

htr and Nlrs . f. Wa.n.t' ~ Co..
dos for uip 'o 'hr Tarf. coast
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01

Mrs s v rurnlnghnm entertained
with n pretty blue shower Saturday In
honor of Miss Elizabeth nrownl"c one
NJ the June nidvs The afternoon was
st-ni In making novel nchets for the
,rousssau followed 10y an attractive
luncheon The honor guest received man,
iaint, gifts in hef fnvotliv color NJ hluc
ftum M, eighteen intimate friends pres.
.uf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01

Much Interest rvntets around the NAV
mcakfns, which win hc given Tuesday
morning NJ the Y " T.. iuoms MANY
parties have h-en arranged among the
clubs snd society leaders and the occa
slon promises to hc equally ~ delightful
ne on numerous ucrRsiuns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01

Mrs James Franklin Harbour will en-.
tet,aln with n luncheon Wednesday Ma,
no. the guests being only thoe friends
who 40 NO, care tof auction
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01

parts NJ T. T. ~. momhof- lrn this
moruing t1r MIskugor 60 attend M
state convention ul th" order In ~"
party we're MI = MiWu represent
Tax chapter g. Nlnr- ! " Striebv
. vdr Howard aud ll,rr g. Morris from
'nrpio7 Nc rnI N.sns \'.u McQulku
and S-llr pcMoss from rhspter y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01

gnr Diego pflcr two days e'> "'u
Mr. and Mrs " q A Jontr They' TO-
gc,hcr with Mr and Mrs Jon'e were
the dinner guests SUNDAY NJ Mayor ana
NrH ia DN,rhUlEor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01

\ rs,-nrquantcd saerM will be- held
B., M, Wr.l.s " q church ou Twenty.
nnh and Dhssrn 1rsdaf evening a'
O'Clock
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01

Announcement Is m,dc ~ tho engage
mont ~ Miss Hrrthh Rowland druFh-
ter ~ Mr. and Mrs X : Rowland and
Mr Robert Frazier Garland ~ ~ R"no.
the wedding lu h- bu event ~ June ~.
Tho engagement vIs announced Shtur-
d., II p luncheon given w Mrs T. =
Rowland
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-04
FUN ERAL.
Walter E. Brundage.

Wednesdays Danbury News said:
 Delegations from the class of 1918.
 Connecticut Agricultural college. ut
 Storrs. together with representatives
 of the class of 1914. Danbury High
 school, and a large number Of relatives
 and friends and neighbors, attended
 the funeral of Walter r. Rrundage
 son of Mir. and Mrs. A. B. Rrundage
 of King street district, who died sud last Saturday night. The service was
 held in the King street district church The main floor and gallery of the
 church were filled with mourners. Rev. 4. IT. Fielder, pastor of the church, offered prayer, and read a DOT ton of the Scriptures. Prof. Charles L. Reach. @ member of the faculty Of Storrs college. offered a touching eulo- Ey of the young man and read In at- feCting manner Edwin ArnOld's beau tiful poem, After Death in Arabia Sanford E. Morse, a member of MT. BrundaEe's class at Storrs. sang Ten nySon's poem. Crossing the Bar. R. IT. Barnett also a member of the young mans class in college. was present at the service. and with Mir ! Morse and four members of the de- | CeaSed'S class in the King Street. church | Sunday school acted as paI bearers. | It was planned for the entire member | ship of the class at the agricultural ! college to attend the services. but ow- ! ing to unsatisfactory train arrange
 ments the plan was not carried out, and the class was represented by Q | delegation of two Of it's members. The 1 four members of the King street | church Sunday school who were pail | bearers were Clayton Knapp. Warren | Sprague. Douglass Evans and Harri- ] son Bailey.
 1 The floral tributes were numerous | and very beautiful. Among them was | a large wreath from the sophomore | class at StorTs college and a pillow I from relatives.
 l Burial was in the King street | church cemetery.
 Wsterbury-Waterbur will hold its l first Dollar Day today (T'ridayO
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-04
Holland County
STAFFORD
Vermont Sugar Party a Novel Enter
 tainment at Grange Hall.

Walter Hayton of Holyoke was the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Martin Goodell over Sunday.
 The topic for Y. P. c. U. next Sun day is ''Friendship". Leader, Samp- son Murray.
 Rev. W. w. Harris of whatefleld, N. H. will preach next Sunday at the Baptist church.
 Mrs. Florence Nelson and daughter, returned Sunday to their home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 The business meeting of the Stafford Disbursements Association will be held next Monday evening. Mrs. Cora Lloyd is recovering from an surgical operation at the Johnson hospital
 Mrs. Frank Lasbury is making good recovery from her recent operation at the Johnson hospital. Mrs. Lima Booth of Staffordville is caring for the | home during Mrs. Lasbury's illness daughter, Vera, of Springfield, were | guests of Rev. I. P. Booth overnight | Tuesday. having come to enjoy the | Vermont sugar party with their rela- | tives here.
 Maple Sugar Party.
 The Vermont sugar party at grange hall on the evening of Feb. 22nd., | proved a very pleasing novelty the white tables being an agreeable sight with their paper napkin holder hats l topped with cherry colored hatchets The warm sugar. to be cooled on snow proved a tooithsome dainty when SUD- plemented by pickles and doughnuts This whole event was received with SC much favor that 1t is likely to become an annual grange affair
 Reserves Won.
 At the basketball game in the town hall Saturday afternon the s. z. M. C. juniors were unable to manage the Pin ney grammar reserves. the score being l6 to 9 in favor of the reserves. This was the first game in the town hall this season and was received with en- | thusiasm. These teams are both from the Pinney school and a good rivalry exists between them.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-04
USOUEPAUGH

Albert Woodmansee's child, who has been very Ill Is better
 George Madison of Richmond was a caller here Monday.
 R. St Knight has been entertaining his cousin, MT. Lewis, of Connecticut for a few days.
 ] w. Briggs of East Greenwich was at his farm here Wednesday.
 William Dawley and brother, Lester. are carting wood from the Thomas Perry farm near here.
 Archie Kenyon spent Sunday with his mother at Lafayette. C. D. Kenyon spent a couple of days with friends in Providence last week and attended the Food fair. J. s. Lamond entertained friends from Carolina Sunday. Edward C.. Kenyon of West King ston spent Saturday and Sunday with | his grandparents here. William Kingsley and sister are i'll The murder trial at Kingston is | being attended by some of the local | villagers. It was the worst tragedy ever known at Kingston and the peo- pie are anxious to see justice done | Andrew Peeh was a business caller | in Providence Thursday. Mrs. Pine from Wakefield was ir | this village Friday and Saturday. She spent Friday night at MT. and Mrs | Halls.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-04
CRIMINAL DOCKET

For March Term of the Superior Court The following is the criminal docket for the March term of the Windham county superior court:
 Continued Cases.
 State vs. Robert Manning. assault with intent to know female child; state vs Joseph A. Trahan, non-sup- port.
 New Cases.
 State vs. William G. Clark, viola tion of the liquor law: state vs. Carl Bates. theft of poultry; state vs. Err nest Thaycr. theft of poultry: state vs Frank Edwards, indecent exposure and indecent assault; state vs. George Derosier. burglary; state vs. Henry Trudeau, embezzlement: state vs. Ralph Tracy, statutory burglary: state vs. Joseph Thibeault, non-support; {; state vs. Leroy Allen. cruelty to anil malS; state Vs. Joseph MCGarree theft: state vs. John Louis Johnson, breach of the peace and intoxication: state vs. Christopher Johnson, breach
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-04
MONITOR SURVIVOR
Thomas Taylor, of Putnam, Was Powder Monkey During Contest With Merrimac.

Once more big dailies are printing a story about the last survivor of the crey of the Monitor at the time of her historic battle with the Confed- crate ram Merrimac in Hampton Roads, so once more it becomes the duty of those who would insist that Putnam's historical assets be not relegated to oblivion to call attention to the fact that this city has a sur ViVOr of that famous crew. in the person of Thomas Taylor.
 AIr. Taylor, long well known here, was a powder monkey on the Monitor when she fought the MeTrimac. There is no question about this. Mir. Tay- Tor doesn't spend any of his time talk ing about the matter. but there are ample proofs to establish his presence on the federal boat when she was making history. The famous series of Brady's war pictures show Mir. Taylor as a member of the Monitors crew.
 The last" survivor story has again gained circulation through the fact that the alleged last survivor is soon to take q trip on the first bat tleship to pass through the Panama canal. Well. here's luck to him! But Putnam must insist that it can boast of another Monitor survivor and it is the hope of the people of this city that Thomas Taylor. pleasant, accom- modating Colored gentleman, will one time be the real last survivor. In the meantime he is the real thing as a survivor and so long as the govern ment is going to send another survivor out to the Pacific coast on board one of Uncle Sams big warships. why not vacate the admiraTs cabin aboard l and invite Mir. Taylor to occupy it on 1 the trip across? He is entitled to the 1 honor