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The evening herald., 1918-06-01
NEW WOOL RULINGS
ARE RECEIVED HERE
FROM FEDERAL BODY
Chief of Wool Division Of War In.
dustries Forwards Connell Reg
ulations of Vital Interest TO En-.
tire State.

Official regulations concerning tho
now ruling made boz Washington ON
NuN gN. dealing with Cd, purchasing
of woods which are 10 h' secured in
Sew McNico. we're received thus after
noon by Walter VI Iouuc,l from Lewis
pcnvcll. chief Of tho wool DIVISION OF
the war Industries board
The regulations follow.
In Sew N,N,o There ur, grcpt
man, smui clips running ,cry wide in
grade Trcr, arc also several scour-
ing mills 100 the state. u ls. therefore.
deemed necessary 90 maxi, special reg
ulntious tu cover the situation
.I .ocal dealers cr scoutcrs u Sew
Mcaico are granted the privilege Of
buying clips of irregular grade and
securing them at the local securing
mills These local dsJlcrn or scourcrs
are required 70 pay the grower OF
these ciips or irregular grade fair
prices for their clips based on Ntl,u-
tIc soahonrj values as established 20,
the government less
First. the cost or sorting and scout
ing. second. freight to Ntlauti, srJ-
board points third. estimated interest
at the rate of q per cent pcr auuum 20
cover the time olapunr hotwoon tho
time the grower Iv paid AND the umc
the buVcr receives Inns money when
the wool rs d,li,rrrd east. fourth.
profit to .hr local buyer not 10 bee o,rr
I cent per pound wet tn the grease
In order to avoid proutc"rug, the
books Of the local dealers and scourcr~
shall hr oprn 10 government uspoc-
ton and it upou examination thc
books OF any one shows % net prout
IN excess OF { T.. cent per pound ON
greasy wool handled during tive s"a-
son. then such excess shall by dis
posed OF as the government directs
These regulations apply onl, To- the
small local dealers iu Sew McNico
! Dealers located IN the distributing cen
trrs may receive Sew Mexican woods
only on consignment
Mr. pcnWcll writes
YOU will note that make $50 alIu.
sion IN the regulations regarding tho
| local committees, which your 1Sso
citation suggests would bc valuable
thought that this was something that
came under your jurisdiction and
therefore, ! do not mention the mat
! ter although I would bc heartily M
/ favor of anything YOU care ~ do In
this connection and II certainly sccm'
to me Ike q vary good scheme
\ meeting OF the executive commit.
tee OF the New McNiro Wool GrowrrE
association and local dealers viii ~
held late TINS afternoon to determine
whether there shall be an appraisluf
committee appointed 10 place th'
value Of the woods which come unde'
the rUluE. %, whether q be- lett Win
the individual dealers and growers
The evening herald., 1918-06-01
High School Seniors
Receive Certificates

Fitty-rNo members of the l1lN
senior class OF tn" albuquerque htgh
school received their diplomas las
night before AN audience that packed
The high school auditorium. patri.
otism was the prcdominating issue
OF the exercises
\ -. McAHllcn delivered the grad
uuting address and told tho audionc"
that the present war was a struggle
between the philosophy Of the Ger
mans and IN" worlds christian civil
ization
The Germans have taught their
children for three centuries the doc.
trinc of the divine night uf Kings
Nj McMillcn stated "rhcir propl,
believe no nation has the right to
exist unless they could cluum tn, right
10y the sword "
An excellent musical program was
rendered hN the nigh school orchcs-
tra. Miss Grace Miutrc, gave a
vocal solo The audience led Dos Miss
I Mabel shelton, sang the star Spuug
The evening herald., 1918-06-01
Members of Faculty
For Varsity Summer
Quarter Announced

The summer quarter faculty ~ the
University ~ Sew McNico. announced
TODAY. shows several now names. al.
though the greater number are mcm-
beers of the regular faculty
The different departments ~ III"
university win be In charge Of the
founwiLr professors
Prof \ - wccsv. biology
Prof " l.. Ray, chemistry
Prof r % Btssrt: education
lror Proctor T. ShcrwIu. rhetoric
an' the English language
PROT I"Nuy q Greenfield Eng
lish lit"r3tur"
PROF pcni'o Ir5nrcs French
rror Walter wtchard history and
government
Miss liNrl Dixon. home economics.
Prof D.. %. Mitchell Latin aud
Greek languages ana literature
Prof Joseph q. Roscnhnch mathc-
maticv
PROT T. STANLEY Scdcr. piano the
ory of music and voice
Prof ~ T. Taylor physics
Miss Nclio Horning Red Cross and
nursing
Prof ! S L1ndcrs phychoiogy
rrof raymond Iiuff spanish
The evening herald., 1918-06-01
CAMPAIGN GUNS OF &
Y. ". {. A. DRIVE TO
FIRE HERE MONDAY
Work of Local Association TO Bo
Widely Extended If SO, 500 Can
BE Realized within Three
Days.

Win support second Ia,
Trenches tH their slogan the Young
Womtn's christian association Aiur.
dn, morning win fire tho first guns
OF hur hE drive ON Albuquerque.
Eiptt thousand five hundred doll
lars must h- collected In four days
" women of Albuquerque are 10 On
tren,h and equip themselves FOR sec
ond line defense. Funds FOR tho
cNtcumou OF the work % the local
association boz lIuc with the nation ~
movements 90 better provid" for WON
en- and girls. many OF whom Will be-
asked % nu positions made vacant
by mon called INTO military service
are 10 bc raised horp hv personal 40
hutnuons Nu house 20 house can
Mas will ho made Lists ~ business
firms and individuals are prepared
aud VII b' given 20 the teams e.
canvass SO person viii bo asked To
cOntrihut, gorurd time.
Tho exact amount or money needed
Is tNttp put of TINS sum g. oon
VII uo used FOR equipment for cat
otoHa tu bc established down town
For new furnishings for tho present
Y " o. \ building $500 viii h'
spent The remainder is 20 hc fur
/ the upkoop OF tho association. ana 20
/ finance the new rest rooms 20 bc cs-
tabltsh'd
captains OF teams are Dr EVELYN
| 'rsbic Mrs u y. l.abcllc. Mrs Wi.
/ lam Icnv Long Nj Roy Strome
/ Mrs v g BJtler Miss Huiegart
/ gtsttd and Mrs A y Morrisectte A
luncheon wiz be hold ~ noon durins
tho drivc 10 rcpor, the amount sub
BCribcd
Miss Auna Soaburg rational see
rotary OF Sew York. will have charge
of the campaign. Busineaa men -
/ Albuquerque have promised 20 Sup
port the association In It's present
. drive
The evening herald., 1918-06-01
Attorneys Have 40
Days to File Briefs
In the 0. r. c. Case

The taking OF testimony IN the -
\. e. case ended late Friday afternoon
hut Judge Herbcr, =. Raynolds win
not give his decision possibly for
more than two months Attorneys
Tor the plontff, Frank \ Murphy.
have twenty davS IN which TO file n
brief and attornc,s for the defend
orts, members of the order OF Rail.
way Conductors have twenty days
after tho filing OF tho brief IN which
to reply n the attorneys take all
the time given them no decision can
be expected Tor forty DAYS
Louis Elc,ndoinst, of Los Angeles,
Hudson Il flihbard, OF Los Angeles
and John = Simms are attorneys for
Mr. Murphy. ana Bwkhar' 4 Coor ~
and } W Grimm. of Cedar Rapids.
Ia, for the defendants
The evening herald., 1918-06-01
Saloon Man Seeks
Injunction Against
The City of Gallup

John StalIok seeks .u nmu,tiop
permanently restraining the city of
Gallup from interfering with his
business tn ease called 20 trial today
bN Judge Herbert T. RaynoIds sta
!ick runs = saloon m GALLUP
Stalick alleges that Marshal Charles
'hrisiman advised him not To- buy
stock for his saloon from Gregory
Page or the Gallup cold Storage. say.
ing the council would revoke hrs IL.
c"ns" II he did The defense yon-
tends that the marshal warned the
saloon keeper not merely not tu buy
from Page or the Gallup Cold storage
hut from any wholesalers az the coun-
ell had passed az ordinance prohibit
INK m" carving on of wholesale
lipuur business in Gallup
Page has an office in Gibson. the
defense alleges. keeps liuuar IN m.
Gallup roid storage IN Gallup lie
opened Ihr office 100 Gibson the de-
frnsr saws after tho state supreme
court upheld an ordinance. passed by
the Gallup council charging whole.
sal-r- 8. 600 license Page refused
to pay the uDons" thr defense asserts
BurkhtIi a coon, and City Attor.
n"N " chapman ~ tnllup are
the ATTORNEYS for the defense Judge
McFir and Nj Martin ,is ATTORNEY.
| Tor St1li'A.
The evening herald., 1918-06-01
Personal News Items


bcrships The drive for summer mem.
bcrs will soon close. Secretaries OF the
association say now is the time 10
ioin
Dr Alexis Xavier lllnski. president
/ of the New Mexico school uf Mining
at socorro, was IN Albuquerque to-
day
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Scottish Rite club viii he held at Ma.
sonic temple az o'clock Monday
night An Scottish Rite Musons are
invited 20 attend
The garment room or the Red Cross
this morning made the regular wack's
shipment. consisting OF 500 pieces. to
division headquarters at Denver 4
large number of women are asked to
assist IN the garment room beginning
Monday as comfort KITS are To be
made. Each worker is TO make tho
com plctc KIT
Mr.. ana Mrs r A. conc, OF san Mar.
cial, \. NJ were visitors IN The city
day
Nh and Mrs Vernon Furman. Of
Mountainair, are IN Albuquerque to-
| day
John Conway OF Santa tie was here
on business this morning
County Agent J. q Hamilton aud
g T. Piper, of the biological survey.
/ Will leave tonight for Escabossi and
! chilli To stimulate Interest in praIric
! dog determination
Mrs j. = Nnbry and son and
/ daughter. who have been visiting IN,
I california since the first OF February
| viii arrive home tomorrow
I The Chamber OF Commerce IA rc.
c"iving more than twenty Inquiries =
| day conc"rnIng Albuquerque from all
parts of the country and especially
f ~ the middle west Tn. injuries nr,
| due 10 the distribution Of literature ~
/ this city by the Foster agencies. MANY
/ oi the letters come from established
FARMERS asking tOI information con-
/ corning lands boz the Rio Grandc val
/ ley - until the Rio Grandc VaIl.,
/ Drainage association began ITS nlaus
! Tor draining the lands the muuiric,
were mostly from persons seckins
homes ana not established families
Miss Virginia BoNlau will leave TO.
night ior AN extended visit with rein
tivcs IN the east
IoliC" headquarters tudu, rrr.i,,d
from Secretary Of state Antonio In.
cero a list ut automobile licenses IA.
sued tU MAY s. Fifteen thousand tar,
had been issued 10y tina. time
The evening herald., 1918-06-01
8 Candidates Will
Get B. A. From the
State University

The Inst Of candidates for degrees
at the UuiNcrsity of Sew Mexico Was
announced today u includes eight
candidates for the degree of bachelor
ot arts ana two for the degree OF
bachelor of science. The eight are
John u. DeHutt Lima FERGUSON, Re
hccco Graham, James T. Hoover. Ed
ward y KING. Louise Iowher. Eliz-
aboth Pennington and HAYES ! VIII
hams The two candidates for the
degree of bachelor of Science are
ha'hlocn Long and shirley von wach-
cnhpscn.
tn" confcrring of the degrees viii
t.tc place on the morning OF June
~ ~ Rod' hall
The evening herald., 1918-06-01
Train No. 8 Will Be
Heightened on June 2

Train 80 \ will be lcugthcucd
when tho Santa J'c railways new
time card goes into effect az i2:0l a.
IA, sunday on aCcoun; Of the nnnul-
mcnt Of tram No. %. No will
bring standard Pullman and q tour
ist car from Los Angeles IN addition
10 It's present equipment These ad.
dition ears viii bc placed on train
40. sol here. No. sci will take
them to 3eler aud turn them over TO-
No. ilS which Will take them to Kan.
sas CitN
The time card tul ~, lHmv branch
vta announced iuiu,
Trains for Santa fc viii leave lamN
a' S'A5 d. N. 1900 q m. i.jj =. m
Z 30 y. IN. and 90 o. m Trains
tor l.amy viii leave Santa Fc q, 1.30
q. m. 9.i5 a. m. $40 y. m. so y.
m. and $50 y. m
The evening herald., 1918-06-01

ruary 20. 1855. % Stat 3-e. wlIch
has been interpreted by them to ab-
sOlutely prohbi' any person. bi any
means. from uhstructiuy the trs"
passage or transit over or through the
public lands And - the ,,se 1t the
owner OF alternate railroad scctiuns.
he is held not Co nave the SHIT. by
any means whnic.t. to prevent the
passage 10 OF us, 90 the even NUN
bcrcd sections within Mo- rus.er uf MS
holdings OF odd numbered srrtinns.
where such even numbered sections
are owned 10y tn" government This
conclusion is contrary 80 the ordinary
rules govcrnihs prop .y rFht' ~. ,
~ no doubt induced by the tcrns Of
the statute as construed. \ d,ffct.
cnt conclusion. which cnmmends ;t-
self TO me, was reached IN T. s y
i;nlgc. eos Fed. Git. Fccung bound.
however by the decisions referred
60 IN tho opinion hv Mr. Justic" I'ob-
"rts, ! concur IN the dispositiou here
tufp'o mad" Of tins r0st. with sich
correction IN th" stat n,ott OF TACT.
as has been made by him
In regard 60 the right Of way over
IN" sections held in private owner
ship, J think the well-kuOwr prir-
ciplcs governing easements shouid ap.
ply 10 the effect that iu 'hc cVo"o's
OF tn" easement the ufmN. ,o's,N-
able care is 10 be "V .'ised hv ~ %
claimant OF the ratcmeut SO as 20 do
The least damage 10 tho sry,tclt ,s.
tate Practically applied 70 such cir
cumstanc"s as exist IN this case. those
principles would require the crossIr .
of herds OF animals at sect on corn
cts rathor than ot Vny other pll,u
upon the alternate scctnps held %
private ownership
The evening herald., 1918-06-01

The supreme court held that pti-
Natc land owners could not fence wv
injunction. II hcld also that us'r4
OF the public domain had the right
Co cross priVatcly-owucd sections rt,.
Nidrd they crossed IN "a way that
would cause minimum damage The
decision was favorable TO IN" .u-
pcllants. Elias Francis and Nnrriso
Francis. The appcallccs thcp asked
FOR rchcaring This the supreme
court denied
chief Justice Il H Hanna and
Justices T. VI Parker ana g. \. Rob
crts agreed in denying the motion but
not for the same reasons Justice
Roberts wrote one opinion and ius
ticc Parker conourring opinion. set
ting forth his own reasons therefore.
The chief Justice cOnCurrcd with Jus
ticc Parker.
In his opinion Justice Robert giId
the appcllccs in asking for rchcur-
ing called the attention Of t'c ,oa''
to AN error iu tho statement OF i',ts
Tn" courts decision. he said W., NOT
influenced by these facts ard hat
they could well have rocp omitted
from the statement
Justice parkcr's coucu~.iar opiriou
follows:
concur In tho denial OF the mo-
ton for rehearing IN this ease IN
50 doing ! desire TO state that fecl
hound hy the controllus authority
Of the circuit court of appetls ard Of
the supreme court of t., tinted
states as TO the right o. the Implied
hc"nsce 20 Craze the public domain,
and in 80 doing. u lcso'l-gtN. to cross
lands held IN privht' ownership. The
holding of the te l"ri roIr's iS ared
upon tho PROVISIONS cf The &c. O Fob
The evening herald., 1918-06-01
Mrs. Combs Pupils
Give Closing Program

IN, pupils ~ Mrs W n Combs
kindergarten gave their closing pro
gram on Friday morning at the Wo-
m1nH Clun
The following drills and national
songs were given.
Welcome
"Browrlos Dance"
Ten Little Sunflowcra."
Tho Ply"
The caterpillar and the Butter
fly"
Il Took . walk one Evening"
The toIloWing rccita,ions were
given
POLY" Isabel Geiser
"a Useful Possession -- Mildred
BOtts
"w,sbing and Working" -cormol'a
Comra.
The Reason why" Athsua
Moore
Roses and D.mples" Henrietta
I.iIor.
Series OF poems What Well Do,
When were Big &c. Erwin Solvent
kcr. Rosabud Moore. Garnet Miller
Scott Hayden. frances Otero, Junior
Krcnsl<c Fern Houp, George Ander-
son. walter Panneck
Mrs j -. Schw@ntkcr and Mrs
Kenneth Bairidgo gave vocal solos.
The program was closed with
America.
The evening herald., 1918-06-01
SUPREME COURT WON'T
REHEAR CASE INVOLVING
FENCING BY INJUNCTION

The supreme Fc will not rhcar the
H. A. aud A. B McAlcn against Elias Francis and Narc
Francis Rodc Rodcy attorneys the appellants today received
notification tha, the supreme had denied the motion of the
pClants for another hearing.
The held the close
land well of public domanbasc the right to
fence by injunction and the right of private land
of the public domain their privately owned
sections IN driving their herds from section OF the public lands
another questioned
The evening herald., 1918-06-01
MORTUARY
~. Hrrachia otcro de Sanchc,

Ms. HrrRchiR Otcro dc sanchez.
Mrs HcmChia Otcro de Sanchc,
died at o'clock this morning At hcr
home. l2li South Third street she
WnS the wife OF Justice of the Peace
rNlicarpio sanchez Besides lre nus
band, five children survive Thcy are
Laura. Ruth, Mrs Nldoto SalJ2ar.
San Bcrnardino CANT. Frank e sol
dicr lu the United states army, aud
Edwin Funeral services viii hc held
~ Q o'clock Monday morning - ~"
sacred Heart church BuriW will be
u santa barbara cemetery
The evening herald., 1918-06-01
Mrs. Mary Il. MaInIuu.

Mrs Mary Is Marmon. q native cf
Old IaEuna and the widow OF the
late Col. W G. Marmon. died sudden
"a at her home IN I.agurn. Thursday
evening May 20 Intcrmcnt tHkinE
place saturday morning MAY ~
Memorial services were held Thurs
dav morning. MAY so
The deceased woman was one ot
the charter members of the IuEuna
indian PRESBYTERIAN church. her con
version dating from Tive missionary
ldbors ot pr Manaul iu the carly
eighties.
The burial and memorial services
Vcrc conducted bN Rev VI T. Fincld.
minister IN charge Of the l.aEuna
mission
Sur,iNtug Mrs Narmuu are four
children. Robert - Elizabeth $,
Mary isabelle. charity Alice.
The evening herald., 1918-06-01
MILLING DIVISION
SEES IMPORTANCE
OF STATE MEETING
Chairman of That Division of Ma.
tional Food Administration
Sends Word He Will Be in Al.
buquerque Tuesday,

The meeting Of miiicrs. grain deal
ors aud wheat growers which VIII take
place TUESDAY viii outrank u impor.
lance to the three groups which will
make up the large part Of the attcn-
dance. any previous meeting held b.,
them. THE meeting Will bc held IN the
y " e. 4 building II will bc opened
at . o'clock in the morning.
The chief object of the meeting viii
be the standardization and improye
mout OF Sew McN.to wheat which. "
effected. will mean a long stride for
The evening herald., 1918-06-01
Boy S. puts Are Asked
to Find Walnut Trees

III" district forest servic" h"I" re-.
cciNcd word this morning that thou
sands Of printed instructions fur BOY
Scouts tu help win the war 10y locat-
inB hiHck walnut trees, viii soon be-
mailed to scoutmusters in regions
where black walnut occurs iu COM
mcruial quantities
i'r"sideni Wilson has asked the
scouts tn begin the work Black wal
nut lumber 90 so he used IN manufac-
turing arplanr propcllcrs and gun
s;ucks Much of the black walnut Ia
o., luc1trd %, scouts is IN farmers
woodiut- Tn" southern Appalachian
region the middle Atlantic states
and Onto ana Mississippi valley states
are expected 10 furnish most of the
supply. A. reports are turned In by
the so"utWa-ivrs the, viii be tahu,
lated h' the fur"st s"ryic" and 70,
ported to the WaI department
The evening herald., 1918-06-01
Feed Mill Company
Gets N. M. License

Santa Fc. June g. The state cor
puratiou commission has granted per.
mission to the Western Alfalfa Milling
compIuy % 100000 Colorado Dur.
purItiuu. To- du business iu this state
The coWpuu' propose to operate
mills FOR grinding alfalfa into moot
and mixing n with other feeds tu
form balanced ration for storl.
The Ncw Mexico uffic. o. at Dexter
Chnvcs couut, und g. NJ Moore is the
statutory agent
The evening herald., 1918-06-01

lci Banner VI g. Hickey prcst.
dent ot the board of education pre-
scented the. certificates.
The evening herald., 1918-06-01

Wet wash Laundry Notice--Al
calls for laundry must DO IN 10y 10
O'Clock Thursday of each week, Phone
3ts
The evening herald., 1918-06-01

Dyspepsia Is Americas curse To-
restore digestion normal weight good
health and purify the blood use Bur.
aock blood Bitters Sold ~ an drug
stores Price yl.s.
The evening herald., 1918-06-01

DO not ALLOW anyone to trade
You out of your Pan Motor Stock .
because, # yuu do, YOU will make a
bad trade.
Nhun th" slick .tongucd graIrcr'
who tries to offer you junk and
take your Pan Motor STOCK IN pay
mcnt or part payment on same or
who otherwise tries To disturb Your
confidence IN the Pan Motor Com
pany.
We are growing very fast. We
now have over $4,000 subscribers
and stockholders, and Our organ
izatiou covers the luicp.
The evening herald., 1918-06-01


DHCED CERTAIN BROKERS
EIIROGGllOl + THE COT NTRN
To ADVERTISE PAN MOTOR
COMPANY STOCK FOR SALE
AT LESS THAN TEN DOLLARS
PER SHARE BIT THOSE
BROKERS HAVE NOT BEEN
ABLE To DELIVER ANY OF
THIS PAN MOTOR STOCK AT
THE PRICES ADVERTISED
NOR DID THEY HAVE TINS
STOCK FOR SALE.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-15
WAITSFIELD
Randolph, Vt.

Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Moriarty and chill
dren were in Barre Monday.
Little Mary Moriarty is having osteo.
pathic treatment for her infantile par
alysis.
Rev. and Mrs. w. A. Remele were in
Montpelier and Barre Monday
j. A. Smith and wife and Miss Alice
Smith spent Sunday in Burlington
Oscar G. Eaton filed papers in Mont.
pelier Monday for primary nomination
for assistant Judge Of Washington coun.
ty court. The papers instead Of being
signed by the required so names, were
signed by $50 names, showing the ia
vor in which Mr.. Eaton stands in this
community.
Miss Elsie Young is spending week
in Montpelier.
Miss Evelyn Joslyn is visiting rea-
tives in Montpelier.
Mrs. George Pierce is spending the
week in Warren.
Miss Margaret Henry is buest at b.
d. Bisbee's.
There is no Red Cross meeting this
week, as the quota Of new work has not
come. The steel stocking knitting nee
dies are here.
D. H. Skinner, Mrs Skinner and Mrs.
Alma McAllister spent Wednesday in
Montpelier.
Miss Elsie Stearns of johnson is a
guest of Mrs Earl A. Joslyn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-15
EAST CALAIS

Mrs c. j. Lamb is caring for Mrs, w,
G. Eastman.
Enos Hopkins of Cabot is visiting his
daughter, Mts..C. ID. Balentine.
George Sanders and Arch Persons and
families motored to the White noun
tains Sunday.
Mrs Edith MacKay has finished car
ing for Mrs. Susan Dodge and is at G. j.
Lambs for time
Mrs Lizzie Parker visited her daugh
ter, Mrs. Galen Hatch, in Woodbury. on
Tuesday.
George Guernsey of Montpelier has
been spending a few days with his wife
at o. W. Guernsey's.
Richard Lamb of Springfield, Mass, is
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. d. Lamb, for two weeks vacation
Warren Brown was taken to Mary
Fletcher hospital, Burlington, Monday
for an operation for appendicitis. News
has been, received that he is doing well.
Lewis Provost of Springfield, who has
been spending few days with his wife,
returned Sunday night.
Il. Z. Brown and Lee Tibbetts and
families are camping at Caspian lake,
Greensboro.
Van Persons has finished work for
G. L. Pray.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-15

and Master Gibson Perry, Miss Hazel
Richardson and friends left Tuesday for
Edgewater for real camping trip at
Niggerhead pond DIR. Perry and Mrs.
Otis Smith expect to join the party the
last of the week for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Penny are rejoicing in
the birth Of an SH pound girl on Tues
day Mr. Penny will be remembered as
having worked as train dispatcher at
Woodsyille, living in Wells River He
took the place Of Frank Rourke, who
went 70 France with tha first railroad
unit Mr. Penny is now situated at Ran
dolph, N. II.