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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-06
No White Persons Brought Be,
fore Them in Race Riot
Probe.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
CHICAGO, Aug. Ga grand jury
investigating race riots here struck
today demanding that the states at
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-06
Wild Nest In East.

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-West siders
saw a rodeo yesterday outside the
movies. A lively young bull broke
from a livestock car and was chased
in motor cars by patrolmen who
threw the bull.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-06
He Probably WILL

SALEM, Ore. Aug. 6.-Governor
Olcott. who has won considerable
notoriety for making airplane flights,
will probably retire from the flying
game. His wife objects to it.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-06
One at a Time.

NEWARK, N. j., Aug. 6.-Either
drive a car or hug girl, but not
both at once, decreed Commissioner
Dill after revoking the motor license
of Ralph Holeman. Ho1eman was
wrecked attempting botn.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-06

The Telegraph Service Of The
Daily Gate City and Constitu-
tion-Democrat is received over
our own leased wire.
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-06
p;ueberry Pie Profite erina.

BOSTON, Aug. 6.-Restaurants
here are cutting blueberry pies into
seven pieces, each piece selling for
fifteen cents Blueberries cost twenty
cents a box which makes three pies.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-06
Strike Is Called.

BUTTE, Mont, Aug. 6-The execu-
tive board of the Metal Trides' unions
today called a strike Of metal trades
workers, effective Friday at noon.
Electricians, blacksmiths, b oiler
makers, machinists, sheet metal
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-06
TABLOIDS
FROM FAR AND NEAR
Retreat Of Marin e.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Aug. g.
Marine Recruiting Sergeant Alfred
Dancause took a rookie to a recon-
mended doctor for a physical examl-
nation. Doc proved to be a woman,
Result-first retreat in history by a
marine
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-06

Cooler. Showers Tonight. Lo-
cal temp. z p. m, SO; Z O.. M, 7S.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-22
LA PELICULA DE LA
GENERACION.

a. .4@fass 49, .t.A N.* tAE 3
Ia historic mas grande de amor
que sc ha escrito-Una produc-
cion de ese amor humane que
micamente puede solucionar los
grandes problemas Gle la existen-
ella humana Y traer la verdadera
felicidad. Tn drama colossal en-
sus escenas perO mayor aun en-
las tremendas emOciOnes que
arranca del cOraz6n. Una pelicu-
la para hoy Y para manana La
pelicula de la generation. Desem-
penada por Dorothy Phillips en-
un maravilloso doble papel que
levantara los p1blicOs hasta al
cahzar ell mayor grado de admira-
ci6n, excitaci6n v simpatia. No
Sc pierda ell "DERECHO A LA
FELICDAD", la pelicula de ma
yor actualidad. AdNt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-22
La Ig|eSia de dueIO
pOr la muerte de
MOnSeIOr Berries

Aver murio ell insigne sacerdote
Rvdo. Padre Pedro Ma. Berrio
Protonotario Apostolico de la Di6.
cesis de Puerto Rico.
Al saberse tan dolorosa noticia,
que Sc extendio con extraordina
ria rapidez por San Juan, San.
turce y las poblaciones limitrofes,
un considerable gentio, sobre todo
las damas y los caballeros mas
distinguidos en- nuestra sociedad,
desfilaron por Palacio Episcopal,
donde fallecio el preclaro sacerdo-
te portorriqueno.
Aver estuvo ell cadaver en- CAPT
LA ardiente, y asi continuara hoy,
pues su entierro, que resultara
una manifestation imponentisima
de la tristeza que invade todos
los corazones, no Sc verificara has
ia mafiana.
Ell limo. Sr. Obispo de la dioce-
sis, con todo ell clero parroquial,
asistira al solemne acto, en- que
tambien tomaran parte muchos
sacerdotes de la isla.
Ell MUNDo Sc concreta hoy a
dar ell mas sentido pesame a la
Iglesia y la distinguida familia
del lliSlgne sacerdote fallecido,
por la irreparable perdida que su-
fren, en- la que les acompahara to-
do ell pals. .h- ,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-22
La situacion de la huelga
reviste hoy mejor aspecto
Los huelguistas hacen importantes indicaciones
al Gobernador Yager

| 81 a Ia termination de tres sema-
mas la Junta no ha terminado su ira
bajo, publicara una information DON
do las razones de su fracaso en- Ell asun-
to, v los empleados de la compafiia
Sc les reserva Ell derecho la huelga.
FL acuerdo fallo de Ia junta refe-
rente a salaries, horas de trabajo etc,
de dichos empleados empezara ser
effective desde la fecha del estableci-
miento del servicio.
FL Gobernador me ha asegurado que
81 desea con gran placer prestar a la
Comisi6n los recursos morales lega-
les necesarios para que pueda llegarse
a un acuerdo por la junta, que aprue
ba completamente la proposition an
teriormente hecha.
He conference.-the con uno de los of.
ciales de Ia compafiia del ferrocarril,
y lie he suministrado una copia de es-
ia appropriation Y creo que las condicio-
mes seran aceptadas por ellos, y espe-
70 conocerlo defnitivamente mafiana. +"
En- corroboraci6n y ratification de
la communication del seiior Bennett, mas
arriba citada, fui honrado con vuestra
carta de diciembre 19, 1919, en- la cual
usted hace la siguiente manifestation:
"Con refsrencia a la huelga de los
empleados de la American Railroad Co.
of Porto Rico,sQue comonz6 enFdieienl-
bre 8, 1919, tengo que manifestar que
en- ell case de que una Junta de Arbi-
traje sea constituida para con ell pro
posito de conducirse de acuerdo con
las condolences propuestas ell la carta
dirijida a usted por Mr.. w. R. Ben
nett, fechada en- diciembre IL, 1919,
gustosamente agotare los recursos de
mi cargo, morales y legales, en- ell es-
fuerzo de poner en- vigor ell "laudo"
convenio de dicha junta."
Hemos prestado nuestra inequivoca
atencion y consideration a las propo-
siciones que mas arriba Sc citan las
mismas han sido llevadas tambien a la
consideration de todos los miem fros
que componen las Logias de maquinis
(ContinIa en- la ga. pagina)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-22
Cornplot para asesinaT al Virrey de Irlanda.
Las fabrcas de Krupp pierden 36O n1lones de marcos
MaTaviIIOSo ejempIar de
Ia Cabeza lnOmifiCada
de un indio aboTigen

Aver Sc reunieron en- la rasiden-
cia del culto cabalIero don Miguel
Vidal Diaz varios beriodistas con
ell Objeto de estudfar una cabeza
momiticada que sc, supone perte-
neci0 a m jefe de Rnna de las tri-
bus aborigenes que poblaban la
America antcs de Ia colonization
espanola. Entire lbs periodistas
que ALI Sc reunieron, recordamos
a don Jose Coll ysNidal, director
de La Democracia" al Sr. Pc
dro de Diego. reGactor de. "EI
Carnaval', a los IGNORES Roma
nacce Y Monagas, Ne este diario,
al Sr. Marrero, de Ell TEMPO
al Sr. Rodriguez Vera, de LA
Democracia Y alkSr. Luis Gin
tr6n. Otros caballelos de la loca-
lidad. atraidos por ia curiosidad,
tambien Sc unieron a los periods
ia, y todos atendi6 el Sr. Vidal
con la cortesla Y IA amabilidad
que son peculiaress en- el.
FL Sr. Vidal obtiNo esta cabe
"a de indio momificada, que es de
m valor hist6rico yantropolcgico
inapreciable, EN- laihep1blica del
Ecuador Ell valioYo regalo fua
hecho al Sr. Vidal Ror lln jefe lie
una tribu india a chyos dominios
muy pocas veces han llegado los
(Continda en- la ga. pagina.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-22

Santiago Iglesias, en- su caracter de
Presidente de Ia Federation Libre de
los Trabajadores de Puerto Rico envi6
el sabado por Ia tarde, la siguiente CO.
municaci6n al Gobernador Wager, en- la
cuaL las logias de mecanicos maqui-
nistas del ferrocarril dicen que estan
dispuestos someter ell conhicto a un
arbitraje, con ciertas condolences:
Hon. Arthur Yager, Gobernador
de Puerto Rico,
San Juan.
Sefior:
Con fecha diciembre II, 1919, tive
Ell honor de recibir una comunicaci6n
autorizada por Mr.. w. r. Bennett,
Marshal de la U. s. Court of Distrit
Of Porto Rico, la que cOpiamos que
dice como sigue:
"Con referencia a nuestra converse.
ci6n de esta tarde y despues de confe-
rencias con el Gobernador de Puerto
Rico, tengo Ell placer de hacer la 81
guiente proposition para ell erreglo de
Ia huelga de los empleados de la Anne
rican Railroad Co. de Puerto Rico, 10
ecual surgi6 en- Die. 8 de 1919.
Una junta de arbitraje sera consti.
tuida por dos representatives del ira
bajo, seleccionados por los mismos, dos
representatives de la compafia del fe.
lrrocaril designados por la fnisma, un
Quinto miembro que sera designado por
los representatives del trabajo y de di-
cha compafiia del ferrocarril, en- case
de que no llegasen un acuerdo, di-
chos representatives del trabajo v de
la compafiia para elegir Ell quinto miem
bro de dicha junta sera nombrado por
el Gobernador de Puerto Rico.
FL servicio de dicha compafiia sera
Embellishments restablecido. Todos los
empleados que estaban al servicio ira
bajaban para dicha compania en- la fe-
cha de la huelga, de diciembre de
1919, seran inmediatamente repuestos
en- sus anteriores puestos.
La Junta considerara arbitrara
todos los asuntos en- disputa entire di-
cha compaiia y sus empleados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-22
La defenSa i'm
puISa a reunirSe
a los haCendadOS

Ell Presidente de la Association de
Productores de Azucar'', don Ramon
Aboy Benitez, ha convocado para hoy
a las diez todos los miembros que
componen dicha asociacion, con ell fin
de negar un acuerdo 81 Ell control"
del aziicar Sc establece defnitivamen-
te en- los Estados Unidos.
FL digno Presidente de la Association
expuso a uno de nuestros Redactores,
que 81 Ell control Sc establece, fila
ran los precios que venderan los aztl-
cares en- 10 future.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-22
UN COMPLOT PARA ASESI-
MAR AL VIRREY DE IRLANDA

DUBLIN, diciembre 81. Algu-
nos hombres que estaban escondi-
dos en- las cercanias del parque
de Phoenix intentaron asesi
mar al vizconde Mr.. French, ata-
candole con bombas Y rev6lveres.
Solamente dos de las maquinas
explosives reventaron. De dos IT,
ros de revolver, una bala atrave-
SO ell autom6vil de Mr.. French y
otra hiri6 a un policia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-22
coTIzAc1oNEs DE AzUcAR

A Ultima hora sc ha recibido ell ST.
guiente cablegrama de "Willett and
Gray, de New York:
Sc cotiza azlcar para pronto embar
que dooe dolares; para enero diez.
Embarque febrero, MARIO y abril, a
nusve.
Esas contribuciones son todo costo
incluyendo treintiocho y medic cents
de fiete a New York;.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-22
Ell "BiII' Nc Nary
triunf6 en- ell SenadO

FL presidentc de la Association
de Productores Gle Aziicar',', don
r. Aboy Benitez, recibi6 aver ell
siguiente cablegrama:
Como especificO en- mi cable
de anoche, ell Senado esta maiia-
ma pas6 ell "Bill Ne Nary" Y la
Camara concurri6 enseGuida. Bill
ira al Presidente.
CORDOVA DAVILA".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-22
LAS PABRTCAs DE KRUPP
PIERDEN MUCHos MILLoNEs

BERLIN. diciembre 2t.-POr
primera vez. desde 80 fundaci6n.
las grandes fabricas de cahonss
Krupp ofTecen una perdida de
800. 600 600 dc matcoa. Las rcfe
ridas fabricas laboran solo actual
mente en- Ia construction de fsrro
CARRIES. camiones V maquinas. en-
lugar dc canones y ameiraliad0-
ras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-22
COMMERCIAL

Ha sido eonssifuids sn asn Tuan
una socisdad msrcansii en esmauaifa.
que girara con "a rastu ds "PsuptIt
Ibero y Co. = en- c.. ds h aas aon
gssiores. con el uso as il Arms. asn
Manuel A. Pouparf Rosa y dou Soa.
quin 1vero Mir eomanaitanss dou
Jose Fernandez RodsiGusz asn "a
turnino FernAnden nodnnner.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-22
CRECEN LAS coMUNIcACIO.
MES CON la AMERICA
DEL SUR.

BURDEog. diciembrc n EI
trasatlantico st. Louis salio e..
Ia tardc con rumb0 a Ia America
del Sur. 10 que aumentara Ia nue.
va linea francesa al Ecuador y
Chile. via Panama.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-22
PUNAL EN- MANo

Jose Morales de Corozal, fu6 cura.
do en- la sala de socorro de una herida
punzante de dos centimetros en- ell mus
10. Dijo que le hirieron con un punal
en- un cafetin.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-22
BIENvENIDA AL PRINCIPE.

LONDRES, diciembre 21.- El
Principe de Gales paseo en- triur
TO por la ciudad, dandole Ia bicn.
venida ell Alcalde, en- ell Guildhall.
quien felicitole por su regresO de
America.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-22
Ell "sTATUs" DE FTUME 81
ARRECLARA AL PIN

LONDREs. diciembre q r
Lloyd George ha informado ai
Parlamento que de aqui a varios
dias Sc reunira con los isfcs De los
gobiernos de Italia y Francia. Nit.
ii y Clemenccau, para arrcglar de-
finitivamente Ia question de Piu.
me.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-22
100000 PoR UN CABALLo.
True translation filed with the Post
master at San Juan, PR. on dee 10th
1919. Of the following cables as rsquir.
ed by Sec. 4sl liz b. p. l.. a Reg. 1918.
(POR CABLE INGLEs }

BUENoS AIRES, diciembre 81.
Ell Panther famoso caballo
de raza, ha sido comprado hoy en-
100000 por un argentine, quien
10 compro para ell desarrollo de
La cria y el mejoramiento de Ia
especie.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-22
TENOR A QUE LOS IRLANDE
SES C0NSIGAN ARMAS.

DUBLIN, diciembre 21.-Los
peri6dicos de esta poblaci6n di-
cen que Sc ha llevado a efecto el
registro EN- los vapores norteame-
ricanos "Fontana "Franconia =
y otros, con objeto de yer 81 sus
tripulantes conducian armas, pero
no sc halo ninguna.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-22
MAS vICToRIAS
DE LOS "ROJ0s

L0NDRES, diciembre 21.-Un
communicate bolshevik infor-
ma que en- Narva rompieron Ell
fuego los "Rojos y Sc apodcra-
ron de algunas poblaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-22
Los "bolsevikis" cOnsiguen
triunfar en- el frente del Marva
Lloyd George cOnfia resOlver con su dipIOmacia
ell gran embrOllO de Fiume
Ell MATADoR DE- DTEz NIUE
RES SIGUE DAND0 JUE0O
(POr inalambrico)

PARIS. diciembre 2i.-f.a q.
posa y el hijo de Landru. el mo
dernO 'Barba Azul han sido
arrestados. por falsa representa-
cion, que tendia a Ia adquisici6n
de las propiedades de Landru y
a recibir el hijo las iincas robadas
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-08-14
GETS CROIX DE GUERRE
Lieut.. Bsrnard KehOe Maintained Wires
Under Direct Enemy Fire

First Lieutenant Bernard Kehoe, signal
service. of 90 LOOMS street. received
in the mail Thursday morning from the
French government a CroiX de Guerre
medal of honor for personally establishing
and maintaining communication to the
French and American forces by telephone
under a direct fire from the enemy which
many times severed the wires and
necessitated their immediate repair under
difficult conditions. In the same letter
was personal commentator of the
brave and efficient work of the officer
from Marshal Petain, head of the French
armies of the East
Lieutenant Kehoe was connected with
the 1O7th Field Signal Battalion and acted
as a brigade signal officer of the s4th
Infantry brigade and also for the l2sth
regiment of infantry of the 32nd Division,
under General Veins, chief signal officer.
He was in many important engagements
He has been officially discharged from
the signal service and expects to become
a non-commissioned staff officer with the
coast artillery He was stationed for a
time several years ago at Fort Ethan
Allen with the 18th Cavalry, being a
member of Troop c,
The letter from Marshal Petain fol-
lows:
Lieut. Bernard Kehoe, 6ith Brigade,
American Infantry;
"A brave and energetic officer whoson
many occasions has given excellent proof
of his technical ability and lofty sense
Of duty. Ever ready to undertake
difficult missions. he has succeeded per-
sonally in establishing and maintaining
liasion by telephone with the advance
elements Of the brigade in such difficult
situations as the advance on Juvigny
August 81, 1918. and on Terny Sorny,
September I, 1918, when he had to repair
constantly the lines cut by enemy fire
In this way he contributed greatly to the
success of these operations.
"PETAIN
Marshal of France,
of the French Arm
les of the East.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-08-14

sang "oh, Beautiful for Spacious
Skies" The next scene typined the
Church" Suddenly the whole 'Old
Mil" was illuminated and from within
came the sound of the organ and Of
voices singing Holy. Holy, Holy"
The last was the spirit Of conBecrated
service. This was given through the
vision OF Isaiah. A white altar was
erected with glowing Goals upon Il.
This was carried out with electrical
effects. Then DIR. Milton s. LittieHeld.
dressed az Isaiah In sargents PRO
phets." appeared and gave the cali
to Isaiah The pageant closed with
the Battle Hymn of the Republic"
sung by the whole cast as they inarche ed
by. This pageant proved very we'll the
truth of Professor Smiths assertions
that. given people who are willing TO
work, a pageant can be carried through
effectively with almost no equipme en- I
and with little preparation, for although
there were but two rehearsals for this
performances. everything was carried
through with finish which seemed to
show greater preparation.
IN NEW HAMPSHIRE THIS WEEK
The meeting in the university chapel
last evening closed the school which was
held at the university all of last week.
Five universities are aiding It, Brown,
Vermont, Yale, Dartmouth and Boston
universitiea. all of which have members
Of their faculty on the faculty of this
school. The work last week. according
to Mrs. Hendrtck. has been very salts
factory in'every way. and many students
have told what an unusual help and in
SEPARATION 1t has been to them The
school reopened at New Hampshire State
College, Durham. N. H., Monday morning.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-08-14
JUMPS THROUGH WINDOW
Mary bee Makes Mad Dash for Lum her
Yards to Escape Police

Mary johnson Bee a middle aged
woman, residing alone at II Battery
street tried a sensational getaway from
the local police Tuesday by jumping
through a rear window to the ground,
dashing down over Gulley hill and
into the lumber yards on the lake front.
but she was caught after considerable
chase. 1t was evident that Mary had been
expecting visit from the police for the
minute the patrol drew up in front Of the
house containing an officer to serve n
warrant charging breach of the peace.
she had gone over the top of the window
sill.
She was in such haste to escape that
she did not watch where her feet were
going as long as they were moving reg
ularly and rapidly, and consequently she
stumbled and landed face down in the
lumber yard, the fall giving her a dis
colored eye. She was brought into court
Tuesday afternoon before Acting Judge
Fred G, Webster and was held in $50 bail
for trial Thursday afternoon at two
o'clock. She Is charged with hitting,
striking and calling vile names at one
Mrs. LaFountsin on August Z. She is not
unknown to those familiar with police
circles.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-08-14
CANADIANS IN WAR
TO FORM ASSOCIATION
Ex-Service Men in Burlington
and Vicinity Will Organize as
a Observation-Disclosures Govern.
ment to Be Asked for Grant
of Money

Ex-Service men Of the Canadian army
in Burlington and surrounding districts
are to organize and form a local branch
of the Canadian Great War Veterans
association.
This association is somewhat similar
to the American Legion, in that il keeps
the men acquainted with the activities
of the Canadian veterans, and furnishes
information regarding honors, gratuity
awards. etc.
There are many Canadian ex-service
men in Burlington many of whom have
already submitted their names, but i,
has been difficult to get into communica
ton with others throughout the State
In order that a complete list of names
may be furnished to the Headquarters
at Ottawa, all Canadian ex-servce mer
are asked to send their names and the
name of their former unit to w. T
Powell. formerly of the Second Canadian
Heavy Battery, Free Press Editorial
Rooms, Burlington.
Plans are being made for either a local
or Statewide organization with head
quarters in this city. 1t should be possible
to establish a regular post, have club
rooms where the men may get together
and talk over old times, and be fur
nished with information regarding their
association,
II should he Of interest to the men 10
know that the g. w. V. Asso. is asking the
Canadian Parliament for large grant
Of money. gratuity for service, and the
bill has already been submitted to the
House with excellent prospects of being
passed. Further particulars will be fur
nished through the medium of the newly
formed association upon receipt of more
definite information from Ottawa.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-08-14
GAMBLE-GRISMER
Former Burlington Girl Married Mt Ne,
chanicsville. n. ", Father OficiatfxsS

Miss Alta Helen Grismer, a graduate of
the University of Vermont in the class of
1913 and daughter of the Rev and Mrs.
Charles V. Grismer, recently of this city,
became the bride of Frederick Karl
Gamble of Camden. y. Y, Tuesday eve
ming August al the parsonage Of the
First Methodist Church in Mechanics
vile, y. Y.
The wedding ceremony was performed
by the brides father and the attendants
were Raymond l.. Grisrner of New York,
brother of the bride, and Miss Mildred
Best of St. Adams VI. The parlors and
dining room We're handsomely decorated
with palms and pink roses. Guests were
present from New York. Plattsburgh.
Burlington, st. Adams, Vt, and CAM
bridge. and the official board of the
Methodist Church, of which DR.. Grismer
Is the pastor. were entertained. About 100
guests were present, The bride was the
recipient of many beautiful and valu-
able presents. including silver. cut glass
and embroidery from France and Ger
many. The bride was the Latin teacher
in the Camden schools for two years.