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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-01-30

Since 10y II, Lee returned from
his two weeks trip he has sold sew
eral lots In the I.eadorc townsite.
The buyers names are being withheld
from the fact that Mr. Lee has some,
thing big TO spring In the next issue
Of the RECORDER.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-01-30

DR.. Stafford, the Chi
wishes to call public attent3
new way Of getting rid q \
les, and to give every BODY |
chance, will treat FREE J
any sufferer unable to pay
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-01-30
Tacoma sum Ste
TacOnsa, Was

Largest stock OF Hunter y
pers' Supplies In the n0rths
pecial attention to mail ord
one cent stamp for cataloeus|
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-01-30

FOR SALE-Abou- twa
sacks corn at 1915. III
Leadore.
FOR SALE-Five cars NJ
One Alfalfa hay by |
Leadore, Idaho, at about r
NEW THREADING Ma
have a new mold for
tires to make them pract;'
This is distinct from r.
half-soling appliances -
be preferred. Try a me-,
your worn tires at H.
TIRE SHOP, Salmon.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-01-30
EARL r. NIEMAN. 4

Consulting Engineer and p
Special Reference to Len
Geology. Geological, VaIua
Efficiency Examinatt
BROWN BLOCK, SALMON
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-01-30
LEAooRE LOCAL LINES

II you are not taking The Recorder
just drop into DIR. Safford's office
and arrange for IT, and with the
home news and home ads and cooper
alton OF the home people well make
the Leadore page home page.
Bernard Allhands reports seeing a
little red SOW sell for $725 while
away at the Cattle Show. II would
appear that this In the proper breed
TO keep or sell. While on this same
trip Mr.. Allhands saw Mr.. Green OF
the Sunset company who assured him
that the company would speedily pay
up all bills and that the Sunset would
be run in business way from now
on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Sells and little
son came In from May last Monday
and on account OF the thaw operating
nj the time had very difficulty trip.
First one wheel and !. Then another
would break through the snow. keep
Ing the machine In twist most Of
the way and some hard to guide.
Max Friedorff has moved the office
building formerly occupied by Attor.
where 1t will be made into a dwelling
house and used by l.. Britt, late a
Gilmore proprietor OF the newest
pool hall here.
Let every man In this county use
every ounce OF influence at his com
mand In an effort to get the bill
through giving us a fish hatchery.
Send petitions to our representatives
at Washington. II will help them In
their efforts.
Lee Stewart and Gus Mulkey NOV
ed the old forest station house last
week and placed II beside the house
now occupied by Don Casterlin. The
old structure will be remodeled and
used as bunk house and store room.
The Kimmel property IL being In
corporated this week for one million
and half shares at par value OF
zoe per share and will be known as
the kimmel Mining company.
Otto Dohron of the railroad force
has been going around several days
this week badly bent owing to an
acute attack OF lumbago.
We understand that upwards of one
hundred thirty dollars was Melted at
the benefit bali held last week for
Mrs. Jessie Robertson.
! G. III. Benson got In car OF corn
last week and teams have been busy
hauling II away.
Bishop Peterson spent several days
In kntv tns -.
business.
| Tom Heating was doing business
at the county seat last week.
THE FLU.
We are In receipt or a communica.
tion from Ernest Il. Laubaugh, NJ. d..
chief Of the bureau OF public health
service, to the effect that influenza
has appeared In epidemic form In
several communities In Idaho.
The chief claims II liz highly con.
tagious and rapidly spreading and
asks that every effort be put forth to
keep II down and under control. Rig.
Id isolation must be established In all
cases and prompt reports rendered.
We sincerely hope that our com.
imunity may escape return OF this
much feared epidemic hut should Ii
Come again we feel there liz no occa-
aion for scare for under proper treat
ment AT the outbreak no deaths
should result.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-11
ENTIRE CIRCUS ENGAGED
FOR "a REGULAR GIRL"

An sntire circus was engaged for
the production of several 6 the i'm
portan scenes in Elsie Janis first
Selznlck picture, "a Regular Girl"
which comes to the Nogales Theatre
on Sunday. The circus made its
stand m huge field close to Miss
Janis home in Tarrytown, New
York, relieving the = famous COM
edienns of the necessity of travel
S.lAs,
an neg,llar Girl" is one of the
most spectacular productions that
..as a,au1d tie screen. In addition
to the lease of the circus, an entire
tailroaG equipment was chartered
lcr' ire making Of thrill" scene.
The appearance of Elsie Janis in "A
Regula. Grip marks her first public
appearance in two years.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-11
SILK SHIRTS ARE
FAv0RITES WITH
ST0CKYAROS MEN

CHICAGO, September 10.-Young
bloods who work at the stockyards
don't mind paying $1s to $40 apiece
for sill, shirts. And they buy quite
few; too.
So, state M. Meyerhoffs, proprie-
tor of a general merchadise store
in the yards district, testifying be-
fore Judge Altshuler at the hearing
f the petition of workers in the
wards icr increases in pay. MI.
Meyernoff's testimony was introduced
to provide information on the stand
ard of living of workers at the yards.
"I sell good many silg shirts to
the men, especially the youn fellows,
aid MI. Meyerhoff. "They want
,nly, the best and are not afraid OF
the prices, apparently. 1t is the
anne u@ with shoes. fhey buy the
best bands"
Asked if the prices on articles OF
,lothing were lower than a year ago.
Mr.. Meverhoff said shoes had drop
ed ST., a pair wholesale.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-11
THE GREEN OWLS
LED >STRAY BY
CARRIER PIGEONS

Yesterday Mr.. J. c. Tovrea asked
"The Oasis" why green owl carrier
service had not brought in election
returns from Montana Camp, Lochiel
and Salero, the three precincts not
yet published. We had>to admit that
the seluce from thoss precincts had
fallen down. The only way we could
account for it was by telling story.
At bird fancier's store in San
francisco there was in front IF the
establishment a fine, large parrot,
very voluble in conservation. well
trained and talkatIve.
One day the proprietor noticed an
Irishman cycling the bird wistfully
He went out in front and the Irish
man accosted him:
"Mr. Is that b-u-r-r-d for sale"
'It is"
Fwhat's the price?"
twenty-five dollars"
That staggered the son of Erin.
But>in a minute he was struck with
a happy thought, and he asked.
MAYBE you can sell me couple
of her eggs?"
Il can"
"How much"
Give Dollars EACH"
The purchaser produced ten dol
lars, and the owner Of the store went
inside, returning with two eggs,
which ne delivered to the expectant
speculaIor in parrot futures.
Some weeks afterward the store
ownet saw the same Irishman In
erent surveying the parrot with rue
full countenance. He went outside
and was asked.
."Mr. Isl that b-u-r-r-d of good
moral character
"Oh, l think so. But why do you
ask?"
"I have a suspicion that she has
been associating with ducks"
So tnat wassthe way we accounted
for failure of our green owl service
,Tom Montana Camp, Lochiel and
Salero. The owls must have been led
astray by SON. carrier pigeons re-
ported flying around through the
country, trying to find Nogales.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-11
PRIMARY VOTES
IN COUNTY ARE
RECORDED

Returns from Montana Camp pre-
cinct, the last of the Voting places in
the county to report to the clerk of
the board of supervisors were re-
ceived last night. In the sheriff
contest, Tom Cummings received 5
votes while Patterson and Parker
drew blanks. The vote at Montana
Camp did not effect the result Of the
sheriff contest, Patterson, having
margin which assures him the nom--
ination.
In the county attorney contest,
Trippell, received 4 votes and Fits
l. Tae Montana Camp precinct is
the only precinct in the county in
which Sheriff Earhart was defeated
in his light for state treasurer, Sam
Webb receiving 8 votes to 2 ballots
received for Earhart.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-11
!NTEkNATIONAL SIDEWALK
WILL SOON BE COMPLETE

Work on the United States portion
of the sidewalk across the lnterna-
tional Border was inaugurated yes--
terday and will be completed within
a few days. The walk will make a
decided improvement at the border
CROSSING from a scenic point of view
in ADDITION to being a boon to
pedestrians in sloppy weather Jack
Deepan. customs inspector has sug-
gested that chalk line be placed
thru the center of the walk.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-11
COX SUGGESTS PENETENT|ARY
FOR REPUBLICAN PARTY LEADERS
TO VOTERS OF SANTA
CRUZ COUNTY

/ wish to take this opportun-
lsy to extend my thanks in a
public way to those who gave
ME such loyal support at the
&imary election Tuesday. I
fully appreciate their unstinted
support and good will; and it
will be my pleasure and am
oltion to serve Santa Cruz
County in a manner that will
reflect credit upon their good
Will in placing me in a position
so responsible.
Iwant it further understood
that bear no ill will toward
anyone who exercised his pri-
vllege and right in supporting
nv political opponents. / have
nothing but the kindest feelings
for them.
Again, assuring one and all
of my hearty appreciation and
good will toward the people of
this county, am
Sincerely yours
H. J. PATTERSON,
Patagonia, September 10 1920.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-11
SOONER OR LATER"

The new Owen Moore photoplay
en,l.-.~ sooner or Later" is the at
N,actio, booked for the Royal theatre
for Sunday.
-.ls la,est Selznick Picture has a
story 'yhich is pure farce, as were
the mas terpieces of the Charles Hoy,
.@s4ts with a laugh and
finishes with roar, the only serious
.-.5 .A a ing tie terpestuous love
of a Confirmed "Woman Halter" for
charming girl which will not be
denied
See.a Owen appears in leA'mg
supper; OF Mr.. Moore and otl":
.nep.bers Of the cast are. Clit-""i
.tlay, Amy Dennis, ''oser-' ben
nan, Janc Carleton, Na.ie F'ke'
and Katherine Perry Ire direc'i' r
Is by Wesley Ruggj 5 III" : MIR =
buted 20 largely to the success OF Mr.
Moore previous picture. ''"Piccadil-
ly jim " K. Cecil Smith wrote the
scenario from story by Luis Alan
Browne
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-11
Omitted Press Service)

SPOKANE, September 10.-"It's
time 8 send some, one to the pen
,etentiary," Governor Cox declared
here 'day in a speech from the rear
platform of the presidential special
train. The declaration came i'm
mediately after he charged the Re-
publican leaders were guilty of per-
jury while testifying before the
Senate Investigating Committee at
Chicago.
Cox, said: eve have laws against
perjury and they should be enforced" !"
Today's declaration by Cox is the
first timation given by him that
he believed prison sentences should be
g1ven or alleged false testimony by
Republican leaders at Chicago.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-11
President De La
Huerta Plans Visit
To His Native State
Especial to "The Oasis

- Especial to "The Oasis"
CITY OF MEXICO, September 10.
President de la Huefta is planning
an extended trip on which he will set
out after the national holidays next
week. He expects to leave the CAPT.
tai within ten days, and before go
ing to Sonora he will visit the capi-
tails of the state of PPuebla, Morelos
md Jalisco. From Guadalajara the
president will proceed direct to Man.
emilio, where he will embark for
Mazatlan, whence he will 60 to
juliac41, Guaymas, Hermosillo and
Nogales, Sonora.
Medical advice against the trip.
My, will prevent the president car
wing out the plans he has made for
visiting his. native state at this time.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-11
EmpaIme Society
Give Ball In Honor
N fss N. Finley

The following account is taken
from "El Borchazo," Guayn1as
newspaper, anent the farewell ball
rendered Miss Margaret Finley,
daughter of j. B. Finley, general
superintendent of the Southern Pa
cific of Mexico, railroad:
The younger people of Empalme
rendered their respects in honor of
Mr.. ]. B. Finley and his beautiful
and talented daughter Margaret, who
will soon leave for the United States,
with an elegant and animated dance
IN the spacioushall of the American
school at that beautiful place.
The dance was rendered as COM
pliment to the appointment of Mr..
James B. Finley to the position of
General Superintendent which he re-
ceived few days past, and which
was fully merited, and as a farewell
to his beautiful daughter Margaret
who leaves this evening for Los
Angeles. California, where she will
enter college for girls.
At 7:30 p. m. yesterday special
tram conducted the numerous in
vited guests from this port and re-
turned with them in the early hours
of the morning.
The dance which commenced at 8
p. m. was attended by the celebrated
Orchestras of Prof, Mendoza of this
Per. and from Empalme and by the
highest of our best society who were
.conrplimented with Ice crea,As
lunches and attendant delicious table
wines.
Following is list of the guests,
lit being possible that some have es--
capped cur limited tagination:
Mrs. Jas. B. Finley, Mrs. A. M
Smith, Mrs. B. F. Yost, Mrs. Dean
Blair, Mrs. VIM. Freeland, Mrs
Pedro Chisem, Mrs Casper Zara-
qoza, Mrs. Geo. Threlfall, Mrs. Es-
ca.antc, Mrs. F. Maytorena and Mrs
Luder Misses Margaret ano
CLya Finley, Carmen Escalante
Carmen Astiazaran, Maria Teresa
Mouet, Amelia Iberri, Magdalena and
ConcbA Maytorena, Ernestina Mo
rales, ldargarita Luders, Conception
> Gavou. Irene Chisem, Josefind Ia,
ragoza and Lucia Romay.
MI. Jas. B. Finley, Mr.. B. F. Yost
II. S. Consul, Mr. Dean b-air,g M
VIM. Freeland, Mr.. john Pert, Pert
Mr.. G1illermo Escalante, Mr.. ID
Aiken. Mr.. Casper Zaragoza, Mr.
Guatilnoc Iberrl, Dr.. S. j. Fuller Mf
Felipe -Maytorena and Guillermo X
Romay, and MIR. A. M. Smith, MIR!
". burke, Tnonlasio Nj. Aikens, VIM
Francis, Jack pun, Il. E. Starr \
p. S,aI, Carsos anu 1eorSe Alalcoh
auelilo Borgaro, Salvadof Lueeiet Ia
Jesus Bouillet Jr, Eugenio Gayou
Alton T.. Aviles, Egenio Y. uiloa
N !. Wallace, Ernesto sDiaz, Doc
prieto. Casper Zaragoza Jra Diego
Corona. M. Leonardo Villegas Maur'
D;az Jr. Jose Ma. Orozco, Jose Il
Perez ind Guillermo Romay Jr'
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-11
TRINITY CHURCH

(CongregationaD
No. 222 Terrace Avenue. Re
o. A. Smith, pastor.
Sunday, September 11th'
Church School II a m.
Morning Worship II a. m.
Subject. "Some of the Lights and
shs dows of Life" Third sermon.
All are invited t2 attend who DO not
worsh::i elsewhere A cordla' H.
vitation is extended strangers.
Mr.. and Mrs Sherman Rinehart
we're in the city yesterday from the
Sonoita country.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-11
u, S. CRUISER
GOES ASHOhE
UNITED Press Service)

WASHINGTON; September TO. =
The {. uiser Pittsburg has gon9
ashore, three miles west of Libau on
the Russian coast, according to dis
patches received by the navy depart
ment. The U. S. S. Frederick has
been mdered to trasfer passengers
to the Antwerp and go to the assist.
ance o. the Pittsburg.
The Tittsburg was recently order
ed to % to Danzig to protect Amer
lean refugees,
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-11
DEBs REQUESTS
BRITISH | A B 0 R
TO ACT IN CASE
OF MAC SW|NEY
UNITED Press Service)

WASHINGTON, September 10. =
A mes; age from Eugene v. Debs,
socialist candidate for president of
the U ,ited States. expressing the
belief hat British labor should take
We acticn' and compe: tho
British government to rele..e r..
renee MacSwiney, was cabled to
Arthu. Griffith, acting president of
III .epubiic" by Charles W.
Erwin, editor of the New York Call.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-11
QUAKESACAIk
SHAKE ITALY
Omitted Press Service)

ROME, Eeptember 10.-There was
a recurrence of earthquakes in the
Emilia District of northern Italy, to-
day. The shocks were slighter than
those of Tuesday in which 500 per
sons lost their lives, according to au-
thentic reports. The Emilia district
lies between the Appenine mountains
and the Po river and Is very heavily
populated.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-11
CANDIDATES DANCE Al
SONOITA is ANNOUNCED

Residents of Soinoita are arranging
for candidates dance to be held at
that thriving town, one week from
tonight. Excellent jazz music will be
furnished and the usual Sonoita
hospitality will prevail.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-11
MAIL AIRPLANES
MAKE GOOD TIME
>
Omitted Press Service)

SAN FRANCISCO, September 10.
The first eastbound aero mail
plane left here at daylight piloted by
RAJ Little, former flier with four
official victories over the German
,aviators of the late war. The first
west oound aero mail plane is ex-
pected to reach here late tonight.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-11
DISASTROUS FIRE IN
rUYALLUP, WASHINGTON
(united Press service)

PUYALLUP, Wash, September 10.
Fire which threatened TO destroy
the entire business section here and
burned a number of houses was final
" extinguished by the Tacoma,
Auburn and other fire departments.
~'ne loss was $500, 900.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-11
DISORDER IN IRELAND
AS MAC SW|NEY SINKS.
UNITED Press Service)

DUBLIN, September 10-Diso' i.
2 seemed to increase when the is~s
was received that Lord Mayer NJ.
Swiney is steadily growing w, {.
worse. Eleven hunger strikers in he
. Cork Jail sent a. message saying. We
will hold out until DEATH" The D.. 2
are conducting reprisals for the mlr
er of hire policemen killed by tn .s
civilians in Galway. 1t is reported
that one civilian was tied to lamp
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-11
NOCALES RIFLE CLUB IN
RECEIPT OF AMMUNITION

Mem ,ers of the Nogales Rifle Club
will b. pleased to know that Harry
Renshtw has received shipn'ea. c.
enmunition from the U. S. ghtprn
o,ent. The ammunition which j, Il
special grade should have nr'v' d
here previous to the state A.. but
.,. -laye;. in transit.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-11
OIL Companies In
dicted ~ Grand Jury
UNITED Press Service)

LOS ANGELES, September 10. =
Fedora Grand Jury indictments
agains' the Utah Oil Refining Com
.:..ll.vs of Salt Lake and the General
Petrolcuni Company were returned
this a"ernoon. The Utah Company
is charged with violating the Elkins
law in accepting commissions fer IN,
shipm mt, of oil and the Gen"rsl
Petroleum Company is charged with
labelin. gasoline as distillate.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-11

Thomas Robinson, former justice
# the peace at Huachuca Siding and
now proprietor of the st. George
Hotel at Douglas is in the city
guest Of his friend DInty Moore, the
we'll known Sonora boniface.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-11
INDICTED FOR MURDER
AT VENICE

ward +. Doane, Julia Doane and Os.
car Bowers. Mrs. Roe is alleged to
have shot Graydon in the back,
Grayd dying later. ! The killing
followed a quarrel over the rentol #
a SUNNI er cottage at Venice, ct,.iior-
MIA.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-11
Screen Star Is Al
| | e G G d To Have
Taken Own Life
UNITED Press Service)

PARIS, September 10. - Olive
Thomas, prominent screen star and
the vile of Jack Pickford, died here
tbday, Death was caused from
mercurial poison according to Doctor
Joseph Choate, an American physi-
clan. She took enough poison to kill
several persons.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-11
PRESIDENT WILSON REFUSES
TC DISCUSS WAGE REWARD
eUnited Press Service)

WASHINGTON, September 10. -
President Wilson refused 70 open the
anthacite wage reward requested by
anthracite miners many Of whom it
alleged participated in unauthorized
strikes.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-11
UNITED Press Servieel

CHICAGO, September 10.-Repub-
lican campaign. funds will total $4.-
$4,000 if all the money sought is
raised, Fred Upham, nationel treasur-
er of he Republicn committee tes-
titled before the investigating CONF
mittee, today. Upham resumed the
witness stand to deny in detail, the
charges of III. Moore and Governor
Cox that $15,OOO,OOe fund was
planned by the Republican committee.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-11
UNITED Press Service)

UNITED PreSS SefV1cG1
LOS ANGELES, September 10. -
The county grand jury indicated four
persons involved in the shooting of
Mccullough Graydon, charging them
with fi,st degree murder. Those in.
dicted are: Mrs. Maybelle Roe, Ed
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-11
WILL HAYS ACCUSED
|OF SERIOUS CHARGE
BY DEMOCRATIC CHIEF

First, Hays, chairman of the Re-
publican Committee, made bsoad-
cast denial and now, when caught
with the goods, the Republican de-
clare Il e investing of SIS, ,00o, 900 In
the campaign is good business
policy, Cox said.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-11

"Slirn" Watts, mining operator in
the Bcludo District near Santa Ana,
Sonora, is Nogales visitor.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-11
UNITED Press Service)

LOS ANGELES, September 10. -
Relati es of Jack Pickfofd here, had
not received any report Regarding
the death of Olive Thomas, Pick
ford's wife which was contained in
dispatches from Paris, today. Mrs.
Charlotte Pickford, Lottie and Mary
still cl1pg to hopes that the Paris re-
ports were untrue. Miss Thomas
marriea Pickford in 1917 after she
became famous as member OF the
Ziegfield Chorus. She was termed
the mrst beautiful woman on the
American stage by Harrison Fisher,
the no.ed artist. She went into pic
lures he same year. She was on her
second honeymoon with Pickford-
Conflicting reports were given o1t
in PARIS. Some said she took poison
with c.licidal intent while others said
ner deatn was accidental.
NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-No word OF
the death of Olive Thomas, who died
this afternoon in Paris had not beel
received here this afternoon by her
brothe4, James Duffy, who lives here,
or by the motion picture concern
which employed her. Her real name
was Olive Elaip/ Duffy. She was 20
years old, having been born October
20, 1898, at Charlioi, Pa.
After attending high schools in
Pittsburgh, she began working in
department store there. A New York
friend attracted by her beauty and
voice, induced her to coIpe here in
1918, to study music. Soon she at
tracted notice OF theatrical men, and
was placed in the cast of the mid
night Frolic" here in 1914, appearing
as "th cannon girl" The next sea-
son she was in both the "follis" and
the "f1olic" and later passed for
magazine covers by noted artitss
1917 Miss Thomas left the stage
to entur the motion picture field III
California, >the same year marrying
Jack Ilckford,. motion picture actor.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-11
/ post and then riddled with bu,'e
after he had shot constable
Omitted Press Service)

LONDON, September 10.-It is re-
ported that physicians intend the
forcible feeding of Lord Mayor Mac
Swiney when he becomes uncon-
scious. The wife of the Lord Mayor
said today that she was unable to
keep alive even flicker of hope that
MacSwlney would survive.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1920-09-16


Mrs. Fritz Schioss of New York
who have been visiting Mrs. John
Traeg, has returned home.
Several women of this town have
taken the Freeman S oath and had
their names placed on the checklist
AMI voted Tuesday.
Mrs. F. S. Burbee and daughter,
Eleanor, have returned to Totem
vile, Staten Island, N. Y. where
Eleanor will attend school another
year.
Frank Dawson of No. .Windham
was Ii town recently.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1920-09-16
L~andgrove

DR.. and Mrs. Geo. Enright Of
Workers, N. Y. called at George
lAbbott's last week on their way to
the White Mountains. Mr.. Enrigbt
IS cousin o. = !, w Abbott.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. H. Smith and
Mr.. and MIS-. O. J.CooIedge attend
ed the fair at Rutland last week.
Miss Wlnifred Abbott returned
to her work IL Keene last week.
H. w. Abbott returned to Win
Chendon, Mass. TO bis work las.
Monday.