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The Washington herald., 1916-04-02
CALVARY MEMS CLASS
WILL GIVE BANQUET
Annual Business Meeting. Election
and Spread to Be Held Wednes-
day Night-Organization Grows.

Mems Glass OF Calvary Episcopal
Church will hold it's annual business
meeting and election of officers In the
Sunday school room, on Wednesday even
ing. at o'clock, followed by a banquet in
the social hall at o'clock. An elaborate
menu has been prepared. The social
committee has arranged an excellent
program for the occasion. Representa-
tive Frederick w. Rowe, OF Brooklyn
n. Y; and Representative Addison r
Smith, OF Idaho. will address the class
William Clabaugh will sing II Hear You
Calling Me-" The Mems Chorus also will
render musical selections. good time
and lots of fun is assured all who at,
tend.
The class is closing the most success.
full year of its existence. the membership
! now being nearly 200. Rev. John T. En-.
sor. pastor of the church, is teacher Of
the class.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-02
.BRANDEIS FAVORED BY
SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE
Body Agrees to Recommend Con6rma.
tion-Strict Party Vote on Mat
ter Occasions Surprise.

The subcommittee OF five members OF
the Senate judiciary Committee yesterday
agreed to report favorably the nomination
OF Louis d. Brandeis to be an associate
justice OF the Supreme Court to the full
judiciary committee and the report will
be made tomorrow. The report was reach
ed by a strict party vote, which occa-
stoned surprise, as Senator Cummins had
been counted in Mr.. Brandeis' favor.
The three Senators voting for a report
favorable TO the nominee were Chairman
Chiffon and Senators Walsh and Fletcher.
The two RepUblicans who voted mo-
were Senators Cummtns and Works 3
The full committee is not expected to
act upon the report tomorrow. The de-
liberatiOns will require some time It
is expected that much time will be con-
sumed in the consideration Of the Bran
deis case after It is~reported to the Sem
ate There are Senators who predict
that he will never be confirmed.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-02
ALL FOOLS DAY BRINGS
THOSE SAME OLD JOKES
The Zoo" Is Asked for Mr.. Fox, and
MIR. Rose Is Popular on Botan-
zeal Garden Phone.

The open season OF All Fools Day came
and went yesterday with no other
casualties than the shaken diEnitics Of
unfortunate victims OF the practical
joker. Both the so-called practical
Jester and the object Of his Wit were in
conspicuous evidence, especially the OBJ
ject.
The day found but few changes in the
repertoire OF pat jokes. In spite OF its
being April l, many a EuileIess Wash
ingtonlan would call freak telephone
numbers kick innoCent-looking hats on
the sidewalks and eat the confection Of
fered by the practical one.
The office clerk-snd there were many
The Washington herald., 1916-04-02

Of them-whO would call Columbia "a
and ask for Miss Crane or Mr.. Fox
brought upon himself tho horse laugh
OF the Office and the ''bawlinE out" Of the
oXasperated ZOO keeper at the other
end. The keeper finally was spared bv
the main telephone Office which came TO
his rescue by questioning too inquisitive
April fools "
Mr.. MCNutt" was a popular. though
mythical. person at the Government Hos
pitsl for the Insane. and Mr. Rose OF
the Botanical Gardens. served a. a voh
Gle for loOsing the wit OF the town jester
The Washington herald., 1916-04-02

may be possible to hold annually. Such
exhibitions VIII thus give artists of
known repute, both local and outside OF
Washington, an opportunity of exhibit
ing works fresh from their studios. and
at the same time add still another kind
OF entertainment, with the educational
advantage It natupaIIysoffers to the mem
bers Of the club. E
The Washington herald., 1916-04-02
Col. R A. 0'Brien Dead.

Col. Richard A. O'Brion, 56. assist
ant plumbing inspector for the Dis
trict, died yesterday morning at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. c. A.
Colliflower, los Carroll street south
cast He had been i'll for the past
four months. Arrangements for the
funeral will be announced today.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-02
For Piles
Pyramid Pile Treatment Is Used At
Home and Has Saved a Vast
Number from the Horror
Of Operation.

Don't permit a dangerous operation
for piles until you have seen what
Pyramid Pile Treatment can do for
you in the privacy of your own home.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-02
William M. Cushman Feted.

Mr.. and Mrs. Arlon Nannevar Cush-
man, of Chevy Chase. entertained at din
ner last night for their son, William NJ.
Cushman, who is home from Phillips
Andover for the spring vacation. The
guests included: Wilhelmus Bryan, a
student at PhiIIps-Andover; Teddy
Smith and Charles Flanagan, students
at Phillips Exeter: Mercer Sprisss, Cor
con Cooke, Ross Anderson, Richard
Cross, and William DeI>sCey.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-02

| A new motor-driven surgical drill is so
constructed that it can be thoroughly
sterilized without injury in steam or dry
heat
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-09-02

Next Monday morning all Of
the Public Schools of the Parish,
Will throw their doors open for
the reception to all children who
Will begin their 1916-l9l7 term.
Indications are that all of the
classes in the City Schools will
be well attended. The School
Board has oyerhauled many of
the buildings that needed atten-
ton throughout the Parish and in
dlcatlons are splendid for efficient
work this session.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-09-02
Children Crv
FOR FlgJeukR'1
q a = " MA

Advertised letters week end
ing Aug. Goth, 1916: Mary Brous-
sard, Joseph Broussard, Mrs. Mo-
dest Brown, Miss Annie Colelis.
Mrs. Gilbar, No. 252 School Ave.
Mr.. johnson, Miss Julia Landry.
Alfnbe Larkco, Mrs. J. r. Moss.
Miss Meader Norman, Mrs. Fay
Mitchell, Mrs. Eva Mitchell. Miss
Isebellor Mitchell, Eren Newd.
Mrs. Mary Uatbery, Miss Dora
rice, Mrs. Luella Robinson, Jim
Singaiel, Evra Thomas, Miss En-
ma Tubuxe, Mrs. Joe Tauriac.
Philip Walker. When calling for
the above letters mention "Adver-
ised."
List your property with M. w.
FISHER, real estate agent.
The Sisters of Mount Carmel
announce the opening of Mount
Carmel and St., Berchmans' Bows
School next Monday morning at
nine O'Clock. From what we
learn, the enrolment at this cdr.
'ational institution promises to
surpass previous years. Mount
Carmel has pupils not only from
his section of the country, but
foreign countries as well, so ABLY
has the good Sisters conducted
his noted institution and st.
school for boys is
liso we'll attended at every ses-
ion.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-09-02
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LOCALS.

What was known as the Via.
Tor Bakery on upper Main Street
changed hands this week. the
new proprietor being Mr.. J. L.
Bienvenu. The business will be
in charge Of Mr.. Luke Blanc,
who promises to serve his patrons
to the best Of his ability.
Come and see the new styles at
King Bros.
Tomorrow at the Cypress
Camp. W. O. w. Hall, iberia ST..
there will.be another scientific
boxing contest between Bobby
KID Hughes and Battling
Jewell. both are very clever
boxers. HUGHES went ten rounds
two weeks aeo with Kid Rod
rove from this City to 4 draw,
Adv.
Sash. Blind and Door Factory.
srecisl work Of al description,
Gistez1e ard ~ Rerlzand,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-09-02
Children CRY
FOR FlETcnER'S
Q a TO RIA

On Saturday last Sheriff Ian.
dry was exceedingly busy in front
Of the Court House door, crying
out sales of seizures that had been
advertised to take place that day.
Dozens Of bidders were on hand
early in the morning. ready to bid
on the live stock Of both, Mrs.
Amelia Pharr and Mrs. Joseph
Romero and the demand for mules
was so great that most Of the
stock brought even more than was
The plantation of Mrs.
Pharr which had been seized by
the Godchaux interests brought
$3.50 and was bought in by the
plaintiff. Before the sale was
fully contaminated. protest papers
on behalf Of the defendant were
read by Attorney Edward T.
Weeks which will likely have ito
be decided by the Supreme Court
at some future time. though that
did not deter the purchasers from
taking over the property. Next
Mr.. Fred w. Bauman,
curator of the estate of Mrs.
Clorinda Stott will cry out for
sale several pieces of valuable
-itv property that belongs to herl
Most of this prop
'rtv is very desirable and there
right to be some lively bidders.
lespite the stringency in the
money market. The valuable
racts Of land in the Fifth Ward
f Mrs. Joseph Romero is adver
ised to be sold by the Sheriff on ;
he 10th and there is no doubt
hero viii Be ). big demand for this
4 "
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-09-02
DEMAND OF ADMINISTRATIVE
SUCCESSION OF ROBERT CADr
TAYLOR, DECEASED.
18TH Judicial District Cocrt, Parish OF
Iberia, State OF louisiana.

whereas Mrs. Laurence Hump
Iayior' resident Of the Parish of Iberia
mas applied to the Hon. 18th Judicial
District Court OF Louisiana holding ses-
s'ons IN and for the Parish of Iberia to
DO appointed Administrative of the Sue.
esss'on OF Robert Cade Taylor, deceased
Notice IL hereby given to all whom il
may or doth concern to show cause II apv
they have within ten days of the Ar.t
paoiica''on thsr' Of, why the prayer Of the
sa'd Mrs. Laur' nee Humphreys Taylor
should not be granted.
witness the Hon. James Simon Judge
OF our said Court thls 30th day Of August.
A. D., 1916.
,. q. DDCUIR.
Dty. Clerk Of Court.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-09-02
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. Ferd King returned thi
week from New York after sew
eral weeks absence.
After several weeks visit her
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
D. A. Dimitry, Mr.. Dracos Dim
TRY left for his home at New Or
leans.
Miss Eloise Fay of Jeanerette
is the guest Of Miss Julia McMa
hon.
Mrs. Gilbert Hill and daugh
ter, Nadia Ruth have returned ia
their home in Dallas, Texas.
Mrs. Ed. Booth and Miss Marie
Romero left Friday for Baton
Rouge.
The Six Hand Euchre Club met
Thursday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mrs. John A. Gebert.
The prize was won by Mrs. Joel
Fisher.
Mrs. NJ. F. Miller of San An
tonic, Texas, a daughter of our
newly acquired citizen, Mr.. c. H.
Brown, arrived here this week to
spend a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown of East End.
Miss Sis Renoudet returned
last Thursday from Lafayette
after a pleasant visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Mr.. Harold Kahn, one of the
prescription clerks in the drug
store Of Messrs. John r. Taylor
+ Bro. attended q session of the
State Board of Pharmacy last
week and passed his examination
as registered pharmacist. The
young gentleman is receiving the
congratulation of his friends.
Mr.. Robert G. Babb of this
City left last Sunday for Alex
andria to accept a position with
the Chronicle Publishing Co.
Mr.. Gracias Huval and family
had removed to Orange, Texas,
where Mr.. Huval will engage in ;
he meat business.
Mrs. E. s. Carter, accompanied
" her two children, Miss Sallie, !
md Master Roy Carter, returned
asst Monday from a delightful
rip of two weeks to Galveston, :
Texas.
Mr.. A. B. Romero returned
lone this week from Hot Springs, a
Ark., after an absence of several v
reeks. While Ell route here he
pent a couple of days at Birm- t
ngham, Ala, looking after some Il
f his real estate possessions. h
Mrs. S. T. Hulse and little son d
eturned home this week from
hreveport after an absence of Q
everal months. Il
Mrs. l. A. Bell Of Morbihan
ill remove to New Iberia and N
ccupv one Of her properties on fl
'wer Main Street. er
Mr.. Joe Moore of Jeanerette
as business visitor here on T,
tuesday, last. -,
After an absence of several 81
eeks. Mr.. Nathan Davis arrived
IRE this week from Virginia, D,
issouri and New York. N
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-09-02

Miss Make Taylor returne
Thursday from a visit to friend
in Jeanerette.
Miss Olive Mathier returned t
her home in New Orleans Tues
day after several days visit her
18th Mrs. Willie Weeks.
, Mrs. Margaret Bauman lief
Thursday for Crowley and La
fayette.
! Rev. R. R. Diggs returned
Thursday from a short visit t,
Lafayette.
Miss Jeanne Dauterive is visit
ing relatives and friends a
Breaux Bridge.
Miss Leila Dauterive returned
last week from Coushatta, where
she visited her sister for a few
weeks.
Mrs. Kirt Frantz entertained
the Busy Bee Sewing Circle at
her home last Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Van Harry arrived here
Monday from Houston to visit his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Harry.
Miss Mathilde Estorge of Ope-
lousas is the guest of Mrs. E.
SOulier.
Mrs. st. Julian of Lafayette is
visiting Mrs. Sidney DeBellevue.
Mrs. Billeaud and grand-chil-
dren, Camille and Roy, returned
to Lafayette Tuesday after several
daysqvisit to Mrs. Albert LANDRY.
DR.. Dominique and Mrs. Do
mingue and children of Kerrville.
Texas visited Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
L. Provost for a few days this
week.
Miss Lizzie Knight of st. Mar
is the guest of Miss Fran.
is Simon.
Miss Elizabeth Forgey will leave |
for Centreville, where !
he will assume charge of the pub
ic school.
Mrs. Stephen Murphy and chill
lren have returned to their home
n New Orleans. /
Mr.. Ed. Estorge spent several
avs this week in New Orleans on
usiness. |
Miss Bessie Galliand has re-
lrned from a delightful visit to .
riends in New Orleans. |,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayward Sealy
nj children were visitors for the
eek in Clarendon. |,
Miss Lily Emmer was the hos
SIS Of a delightful dance at her ,
'vely home Monday night in $
onor OF her guest, Miss Thibo- !
eaux of New Orleans. \
Miss Ruth Martin was the t
lest of the Misses Broussard
lis week.
Mrs. Thomas and daughter. q
ISIS PAMELA arrived Monday :
ON New York to visit her broth
Mr.: Walter Burke. h
Miss Jessie Alexander, of New II
erla is visiting at this place, a f
lest OF her cousin, Mrs. Jewell
rmon.-Abbeville Progress. u
Mr.. Roy Ortmeyer of Shreve- i.
'rt is here visiting his sister.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-09-02
The Fasnacht Graded Insti-

The Fasnacht Graded Inst
tute opens its EIGHT ses
. sion on September 4th, 1916. Fu]
English Course, Latin. French
German, Music, Stenography an,
Bookkeeping carefully taught
} Terms reasonable. For particu
lars, address Miss Louise Fas
nach*. 612 West St. Peter Street
We note that the New Iberl;
National Bank. the senior bank
ing institution Of our little Cit,
and which was organized bv Hon
+. l.. Renoudet, Judge Joseph \
Breaux, Felix Patout and Charles
Gou"uenhelm in the year 1881
when New Iberia was practically
a village now takes its place on
. the honor roll of banks in the
United States as the second on
the roll of honor. This web
earned distinction should be a
source Of qualification to the
board OF management of the New
Iberia National Bank as we'll as
to the citizens of New Iberia who
appreciate what it is to have an
institution Of that kind in New
Iberia.
Sash, Blind and Door Factory.
special work of all description.
Cisterns and tanks.-Bertrand
Lumber Co.
DISTRICT Deputy Joseph Davis
of the Woodmen Of the World
Lodge Of New Iberia spent a
couple Of days this week at Ba-
ton Rouge in attendance at the
Convention held there, and he in
formed us that he had canyassed
eight parishes since assuming that
important position of District
Deputy and had the actual prom
ises of initiating a class of one
thousand in New Iberia when
the big convention is held in our
little City next year. The meet
ing here in such large number eff
visitors from eight parishes will
make the Convention in New Fbe. |
ia one Of the biggest ever held
n the South at any one time.
Deputy Sheriff Vic NJ. Aubry
made flying trip to Beaumont, |
Texas the early part of the week
nd. brought back with him two
prisoners, one a negro and the
ther a white man. The negro,
ienry FELTON,, some four years
go shot a woman and made his ,
scapei and had been in hiding {
yer since. Through some shrewd |
elective work. Sheriff Landry |
OF only located the criminal, but
nearthed enough evidence to
barge the man with burglarizing
he store Of D. johnson and it is .
robable he will be convicted forlv
9TH offenses. The other prisoner
as "a white man charged with !. !.
life desertion. This crime is get. :
e to be common with a certain
ass of our people and on
1 average of three times a month :,
le City Court has to deal with g g
ses of this kind. Examples =
lould be made of criminals of =
is nature in order to put a stop 9
this nefarious practice. Moth =
o better than a whipping post :,
i'll bring this class Of law viola -
IS to their senses and they should :"
made to realize the seriousness '"
these offenses as an example y
others. ~
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-09-02

feet of choice lumber is bein.
, hauled to the property just belov
; the corporate limits of Senate
Broussard for the completion o
his commodious two-story bung
allow. The massive foundation fo
Mr.. Broussard' s residence wa.
finished last year and permitted
to settle and await the Senator.
return home before he would pro
ceed further with it's construc
ton. When this elegant home i.
completed. Mr.. Broussard vii
have one of the prettiest homes
between New Iberia and Olivier
Another elegant house on the
Trolley, at Olivier, is that of our
fellow-citizen, Mr.. JOS. J. Smith.
This beautiful residence is nearly
completed and was erected I'M
der the supervision Of Mr.. Thomas
Monk, our contractor and builder.
We understand contract has also
been let for the remOdeling of the
home on East Main Street of Hon.
A. b. Romero. Besides adding
several rooms to his present
structure, a change will be made
in the front of the building that
will make it one of the prettiest
residences in that section of the
City. The country home of Mr..
Louis Pesson, a few miles south
of New Iberia is another that is
receiving a general overhauling
and large balconies will grace
the front Of his home that will
mean additional comfort to itsl
owner once the work is finished !
by the carpenters and brick !
layers.
Elsewhere in this number of i
The Enterprise appear the Con-
'tituti0nal Amendments which
will run in our columns for two
months, giving our readers an op-
to study every phase of
he laws which is thought to be
or the general interest of the
commonwealth. 1t behooves ev-
ry one Of our readers to study, !
hese proposed changes care il
ully and conscientiously be- 4
ore arriving at conclusion
lther pro or con, the day Of the
election. 1t is unfortu-
ate that many of our people are
nclined to vote against measures
7hen they are submitted to them,
'ithout a careful scrutiny and
tudy of each bill that it is pro-
osed to put into a law. If we
yer hope to see Louisiana ad-
ance, we must all pull together
nd vote intelligently rather than K
It little prejudices control our t
otes. The rejection of these t
mendments by the people will =
kelly be responsible for a Con Z
itutional Convention being
alled sooner or later, at a great
Spense to the State and this can
: avoided by the adoption Of
lese Amendments if they are
orthy Of the sanction of the
tiers. +
"A deplorable accident hap d
'ned here on Thursday afternoon b.
'out one o'clock to a colored Q,
an named Robert johnson, who
yes on Hopkins street, which Il
ight cost him his life. The un- p'
rtunate man had just reached "a
me from hunting and fishing "
p and upon entering his home Of
rev his loaded gun on the bed A
d took a seat in his door. A
W minutes later his boy about 12 =
ars old attempted to remove n
loaded weapon and the gun |,
IS discharged. sending a number v
the shots in his fathers head
d shoulders. Had it not been
a chair which was standing in
tween the boy and his father
'elving most of the contents of
gun,the entire discharge would
We struck the man and killed
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-09-02
WANTED.

Tenant to live in my furnished
cottage No. AS St. Peter Street.
House contains four rooms, hall,
bath, kitchen. etc. Terms $500
per month Apply to F. F. Yea
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-09-02

!
Mrs. NJ. Farley returned hon
asst Saturday from visit t
riends in Lake Charles.
i Misses George and Flo Douce
IT LAFAYETTE are the guests G
Hiss Ada Renoudet.
I Hiss Ruth Mahcr returned t
her home this week after eniovin
a delightful visit here the CUES
Of Miss Ethel Gajan.
After several weeks spent her
with her mother, Mrs. c.. T. Cade
Mrs. Lands has returned to he
home in New Orleans.
New goods received daily a
King Bros.
The Episcopal Ladies Auxiliar,
will meet Wednesday afternoon
the residence of Mrs. Jak,
Bauman on Duperier Ave. Al
members are requested to be pres
! ent.
Mrs. Louis Ochs and children OF
New Orleans spent several weeks
here with her mother, Mrs. jacob
Davis.
Keep in touch with all the lead
ing styles at King Bros.
Miss Rita Renoudet returned
Tuesday from a visit to Iota, ac-
companied by Miss Anna Lou
Murphy of Baton Rouge.
Mrs. Octave Renoudet, Jr., en-
tertained at dance Tuesday
night in honor of Misses Doucet
and Miss Ada Renoudet.
Miss Alberta DeBlanc returned
Monday from a weeks visit to
Avery Island.
Mrs. R. c. Sealy, ST., has re-
turned home from a visit to
Judge L. O. Hacker was a WIS.,
itor to Abbeville for several days
this week.
The Five Hundred Club met at
The home of Mrs. Clet Girard
The nriZe was won bv
IRIS. Sidney DeBellevue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Patout and
children returned to their home in
oatoutville Monday after several
lays visit here with Mr.. and Mrs. !,
lemon Decuir.
Mr.. Michel Berry arrived here
Wednesday from Cuba to spend
lis vacation with relatives.
Mr.. Bradburn and Miss Jessie
'radburn have returned to their
ome in New Orleans. "s,2
Mrs. Sam Carlo and daughter
f Opelousas. are here, visiting1
DR. a few days.
$125.OO will buy a gentle, we'll
red mare, a Columbus buggy j
nd harness. Address ENTER ,
rise," New liberia.
Mr.. John Boutte departed on i
thursday for San Domingo to {
IKE charge Of sugar estate. .
Miss Aline Leblanc accompan- t
d by her two little nieces, Misses c
arcella and Maud Muller is S
lending a few days at Loreau- t
lie, the guests Of relatives. t
Miss Leah Emmer of Beaumont,
exas. returned to her home after :,
some time here, the guest !,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Laugh!in. =
Miss Emma Brown is visiting +,
ISIS Poalo Vuillemot for a few
VS.
Miss Ethel Gajan entertained
number Of her young friends at
PIPER last Wednesday night, in
nor of her friend and guest, d
IS Ruth Maher, a resident of o.
Crescent City. o,
Mr.. Ernest Petrie who has been az
ing the position as assistant u
gineer at the Southwestern e;
wer & Traction Co. Plant for OF
; past four years has rendered A
resignation to accept a more II
'rative position elsewhere. His W
ends wish him success. st
-o- eez
4tp]
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-09-02
PECANS WANTED.

ANY quantity or sizes, best mar
ket prices. Ship or send samples
to Thomas Fruit & Pecan Co., 911
Palmetto St., Mobile, Ala.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-10-11
NORTH HYDE PARK

See Miller for bargains in groceries al d
latest fall goods.
Mrs. Rhoda Cher of Morrisvile has
been visiting her niece, Mrs. M. Gray re-
Gently.
Mrs. Ethel Howard, who has been WIS.,
iting relatives here, returned to Boston
Wednesday.
Mrs. l.. P. Butts is in Boston this week.
Mrs. Lucretia Sargent is keeping hous Q
for her during her absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Whitcomb and
daughter left Monday for visit with
relatives in Massachusetts.
Several from here attended the Golden
Wedding Anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benz. Ober in johnson, last Saturday.
G. B. Story attended the Christian En-
deavor convention at Montpelier last
week and was reelected treasurer of the
same.
Mrs. Joseph Foss, who has been very
ill the past week, remains about the same.
DR.. A. j. Valleau was called in consul
tation with the attending physician, Sun
day,