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Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-13

ing the adjournment of the board at
 the completion of the frs, of the
 month meeting.
 DOUGLAS VISITORS.
 J. w. Reay and Robert Reay. of
 Douglas. spent few hours in Tomb.
 stone today.
 TO ADDRESS X. OF c.
 ASSESSING.
 County Assessor Geo. R. Henshaw
 left this morning. for Cochise. John
 son and vicinity where he will spend
 the balance of the week assessing in
 that end of the county. BACK HOME. Supervisor Dave Adams returned ;o his home at Dragoon today. following the recess of the board this morning TO BENSON. Clerk l.. F. kuehenbecker. of the board of supervisors. made brief
 trip to Benson this afternoon on off cial business.
 IN FROM RANCH. Martin C. Costello and wife were briei visitors in Tombstone today from their ranch at Sycamore Springs
 They returned home this afternoon.
 siseEE AUTO DEALER. ]. I Bowen. of the Bisbee Auto Co
 spent few hours in the county seat
 today attending the meeting of the
 board of supervisors. TO FORT HUAcHUcA.
 of the Tombstone Auto Company went to Fort Huachuca today. where he dis
 posed of Ford touring car. FROM GOVERNMENT DRAW. Leo and Arthur Trappmen were in
 town today from their ranch in Gov ernment Draw. IN FROM RANCH. | D Wooley of Rucker. was among the visitors in Tombstone today from
 his ranch. He reports that part of
 the county as particularly dry at this season although a four inch snow fell Sunday. which will help the range. MAsoNs VISIT HERE. Members of the Arizona Grand Lodge or Masonic orders, attending the convention at Bisbee during the week. were in Tombstone this after noon. the motorcade having arrived
 here shortly after O clock. On ar rival here they were taken in hand 1 by the local entertainment committed and taken to the various points of in terest They will return to Bisbee a, , o'clock number of local people ac companying them back to attend th1 program tonight
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isors.
BACK FROM BiSeEE.

C. ]. Wynn returned home today from Bisbee. where he visited with Mrs. Wynn, who was operated upon last week in the hospital there. He reports she will soon be able to re- turn home.
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was in town last night and he states that while the ranges are dryer than heck" the sanupedro river has its usual steady flow of water. Jim says that prohibition has not decreased the flow of the San Pedro. even if it had increased the supply of bootleg.
 kREss COMING HOME.
 Representative Ray B. Krebs will arrive home tomorrow from Phoenix where he is attending the session of the 5th legislature to remain over the weekend. tomorrow being a holiday, Lincoln's birthday. while Monday is also state holiday. Admission Day for Arizona as well as Valentines day OPERATED ON.
 Mrs. W. H. Mars was taken to 3:s U ee yesterday to the C. & A. hospital. here today she underwent an opera tion for appendicitis. Ford from b;sbee this afternoon is that the )p-r- ation was successful. and the patient is doing nicely
 UP FROM ST. DAVID.
 Judge j. L. Lewis. og St. David, was q visitor in Tombstone today dis posing of farm produce. Judge Lewis is considering the acquisition of a herd of Jersey COWS for his farm in which event he may establish milk route to Tombstone he says. providing he can receive sufficient support
 oIscouRAefNG.
 Prof. | A. Rockfeliow. from the Cochise Stronghold. was in town to- day and states that for the first time in years there is not a drop of water running down the creek in his neck of the woods and he states that water is becoming more and more scarce but states that the cattle. owing to the mild winter. are in very good shape He has hopes of wet March similar to the spring of IsSi FROM WASHINGTON. H. A. Murray. county engineer of ! r.lenbers County, Washington. was in ! Tombstone today on tour of South ern Arizona Mir Murray came down the Pacific coast over the California paved roads but says the best stretch of natural highway he found on the entire trip was from Florence to ! Tombstone He will go to HoustnB. ' Texas. where he will take the boat to , Tampico. Mexico. to iool after inter- ests there
 ENGINEER HERE
 Engineer Elliott. in charge of the Charleston dam project. was in Tomb stone today looking up matters in thc office of County Recorder II. L. Hutch ! ison. Mir Elliott is just completing a survey of the irrigable land that will come under the project and esti- mates that the amount will total over 30.OoJ acres.
 PREPARING COURT ROOM.
 Contractor w. NJ Featherman tJ.Hv started in at work on the court house preparing the new temporary court room for Judge Sames. County At torney Ross will move into the offices vacated by Assessor Geo. Henshaw and the courtroom for Judge Sames is expected to be ctmpleted by the end ' of next week
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grees; Mean minimum temperature. s7 degrees. Mean @ l-2. Maximum n on 4th: minimum g on 18th and 18th. Greatest daily range B on the End. Total precipitation .35 inches Greatest in 24 hours .3f-inches on the eth. Clear days r.: part cloudy. To- cloudy 4 -s:i. LEAVE TOMORROW.
 Rev. Wp. Jno. Leaver. and father and mother. Mir. and Mrs. B. Leaver leave tomorrow morning from Benson for Texarkana. Arkansas, where Rev. Leaver will locate, having left the local Catholic church to accept the post of chaplain in hospital there. ILL IN TUCSON.
 According to word received here IT. Prick formerly resident of Tomb stone. is reported very ill in Tucson. IN TUCSON HOSPITAL.
 According to a letter received by Mrs. Julia Axtell. Miss Mary M Vii Hanson. formerly d teacher in the To cal schools. but lately located in Courtland. is confined to her be,, in d hospital in Tucson. where she has been since Christmas. DISTRIBUTING DIRECTORIES.
 Manager Mangam. of the local of flee of the Mountain States Telephone company is distributing directories to the local subscribers. having been received several days ago. While theer are number of errors in tine Tombstone list. it is an improvement over the old directory which had not been amended since July. 1920. FROM BENSON.
 Dr Franklin. of Benson. was wis itor in Tombstone today on business at the court house.
 IN FROM RANCH
 Col Henry Pyeatt was visitor~in town today from his ranch in the IIuachucas.
 COUNTY NURSE VISITS LOCAL SCHOOLS.
 Miss Ruth fuess. county health nurse has been in Tombstoen for the past several days. visiting the local schools and conducting an eXamin1 ton of local school children. As 2 whole it is reported the general health conditions among the children are good. although number of changes are being suggested.
 TO sIseEE.
 \ number of local masons went to Bisbee last night to attend the doings of the Eastern Star held in that city on the occasion of the grand lodge session being held there this week. TO HEREFORD.
 Deputy Sherssf Harry Rafferty was called to Hereford yesterday on a brias afti.ial mission
 TO DOUGLAS ON
 CIVIL BUSINESS.
 Sheriff Joe Hood and ndersherif Chas. Blyth are in Douglas today. where they went to conduct sher- fir sale. They will return tonight or tomorrow morning.
 FEDERAL AGENT HERE.
 Geo. Mason. federal agent station ed at NOgales was in Tombstone to- day conferring with members of the sheriffs office
 WERE IN sissEE.
 Z Court Reporter j. NJ. Phillipows..i and Court Interpreter John Igo spent yesterday in Bisbee on business eIssEE ATTORNEY.
 Attorney $. K. Williams of Bisbee was a visitor in Tombstone today. having a case in court
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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY F, 1921

FEBRUARY F., 1921 He vii lsay mass Friday morning at :: 90. and The Way of the Cross Fri day evening at : :O0o ciock.in English. PHOENIX VISITORS
 Mir. and Mrs. \. l.. Henshaw, father and mother of County Assessor Geo. k. Henshaw. and Mir. and Mrs. w. T. Elliott, of Phoenix. are in Tombstone as the guests Of Mir and Mrs Hen shaw. Mrs. Elliott is d sister of Mir. Henshaw.
 RESIDENCE CHANGES.
 C. Bland and wife have moved into the Amy house on 3rd street. C. W. Clark and family have occupied the house vacated by l. F.. Ellis on 9th and Fremont.
 LEAVES ToMoRow.
 |. C. Ellis and family will leave to- morrow for Wilcox where Mr. Ellis goes to take charge of the new drug store opened there by w T. Boyd of this city.
 TO SAN SIMON.
 Attorney l.. 0. woolery and wife re- turned home this afternoon from San simon. where they went yesterday, Mir Woolery having been called there on legal business.
 LOOKING FOR LEASE.
 Vim. Critchley. of Bisbee came over from his home this morning. and will spend several days here looking for a lease on some silver property THE ROADS.
 Considering the long dry spell the roads of this county are in excellent shape and especially the Benson-fsis- bee roads. It will be but a short time now before the Benson Vail road fs opened. in fact it will he travelled right along as soon as the Cienega bridge is opened. but it would be an excellent thing if moisture enough was to fall so as to give the whole road . good dragging before it was officially opened
 PRehisToRIcs.
 There will be, if the day is clear one tomorrow. any number of local people drive to the Tombstone pre- historic fields 10 see the bones of many prehistoric animals that are be- ing excavated. It is a trip well worth making. a drive Of about II niles aad walk of little over one. TO MORALES Miss Maud Davis. stenographer n the treasurers office and Miss Belle Candy. stenographer in the county en- eineer's office went to Nogales this afternoon on weekend visit with friends. VISITING HERE
 Mir and Mrs. Geo. D. Elliott. of Fl Paso are spending several days in Tombstone the guest Of Mir and Mrs M NJ Biudworth Mrs Bludworth is q daughter of Mir. and ,Irs. Elliott ATTORNEYS HERE Among the attorneys in Tombstone today were R x. French. Bruce St. phenson, D. BenshimoI. Douglas; and $. K. williams. Alex Murry. J l.. Win ters. J. w Ross. Bisbee. IN PHOENIX.
 Deputy State Examiner Brown. who has charge of the local audit of the treasurer's onice. is in Phoenix oa THRU TO TUCSON.
 J. D. woOlley. of Fucker. was a brief visitor in Tombstone today en route to Tucson on business mis- sion.
 JOINS LOCAL BANK.
 J. F.. Ivory. formerly Of the Bank of Commerce in Douglas. has joined the forces of the First National Bank of Tombstone in the capacity of as sistant cashier.
 FROM eissEE.
 Mrs. J. l.. Dunkin returned home yesterday from Bisbee on brief vfs- it with friends.
 FROM RANCH.
 Chas LaBrosse and Bob Johnson, ranchers of the Government Draw section were visitors in Tombstone to- day.
 kREes HOME
 peDresetfafiva pay R Erahs -f
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UP FROM DOUGLAS,

Dr. R. ]. Stroud. superintendent, and Summer Ashley. resident superintend- ent of the county hospital at Douglas. spent few hours in the county seat today appearing before the board of
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ATTENDED GRAND LODGE OOlNCS.

AlA4ng tine Tombstone members of ae Mason" lod., .,e who were in Bisbee during the week attending the ses- sions of the grand lodge were Mir. and Mrs ]. A. Ivey. Mir. and Mrs. ]. IT. McI.herson. Mir. and Mrs. II. l.. Hutch ison. Mir. and Mrs. II. II. Hughart. Mrs. Nellie Dalgleish. Mrs. Ellen liar wood. Mrs. Vim. Lutley. Mir and Mrs
 R F. Valance Mir. and Mrs. w. 4. Fowler. Mrs. W. ] Stewart. and Mrs.
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COUNTY NURSE VISITS LOCAL SCHOOLS.

Miss Ruth fuess. county health nurse has been in Tombstoen for the schools and conducting an examin1- whole it is reported the general health good. although a number of changes are being suggested
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eiSeEE VISITORS.

Constable Walter sheppard and Deputy Sheriff Jenkins, of Lowell spent a few hours in Tombstone today on business before the board of super NiSors
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VISITING FROM sIseEe.

1 Mrs. Vim. Hughes, of Bisbee. ar
 rived in Tombstone this afternoon and will ramein here for several days
 on visit with her daughters, Mrs. Jos McPherson and Mrs. Nellie Da'- gleish.
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other drop before six months. due to the scarcity of paper-making materi- als. Baptist admitted. however. that the decline" was so slight that to detect it requires a magnifying glass FROM FORT HuAcHUcA.
 Vim. shaw. formerly fireman on the local F.. F. X & w. run. now located at Fort Huachuca was a visitor in the county seat today.
 NO GRANGE.
 The late snow storm seems to have left a ''dryness" in it's wake and to- day there is no more evidence of i'm mediate moisture falling on mother earth
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THE ROADS.

Considering the long dry spell { roads of this county are in exceile shape and especially the Benson-B bee roads. It will be but a short tiI now before the Beuson-Vail road
 opened. in fact it will he travel right along as soon as the Ciene bridge is opened. but it would be
 excellent thing if moisture enough V to fall so as to give the whole road good dragging before it was offieia
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TO BISsEE.

\ number of local masons went to Bisbee last night to attend the doings of the Eastern Star held in that city on the occasion of the grand lodge session being held there this week.
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LOOKING FOR LEASE.

Vim. Critchley. of Bisbee. came over from his home this morning. and will spend several days here looking for d lease on some silver property
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BRIEF VISITORS.

Dr. J. W. Gidley and Eirt Bryan. who are now engaged in excavating the remains of giant mastodon dis covered by them recently at Curtis Flats near St David. were brief yisi- tors in Tombstone today. They an nounced that the work of preparing the skeleton for shipment is nearly s.pmtslefad
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supervisors.
FROM GLEASON.

\ delegation of Gleeson residents was in Tombstone today having busi ness before the board of supervisors, Among those here were Judge w. J Geers. Constable l.. M. Brown, Tom Lannon. Young Short. J. r. McLendon Luther McI.endon. and others.
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chise County State Bank. was in Tombstone today on business at the local institution.
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PRehisToRIcs.

There will be, if the day is clear one tomorrow. any number of local people drive to the Tombstone pre- historic fields 10 see the bones of many prehistoric animals that are be. ing excavated It is trip well worth making. drive of about II miles and a walk of little over one.
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SNOW DRIVE.

All kinds of drives are on in the country. but the snow drive that will ern transcontinental highways to the drive that counts In the words of old Jack Haverly Mintsrels,. count 'em as they go by'-
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ATTORNEYS HERE.

\ large number of attorneys were in Tombstone today to attend the set ting of the civil and criminal calen dar for the next term of court which starts next Tuesday Among then, were: Alex Murray. Walter Roche M. Blume nthal. and J. l.. Winters. oi Bisbee: R. x. French, J. F. Boyle Bruce Stephenson. Douglas. and G. V Hals. of Wilcox.
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II. F. Johnson
GOING THROUGH.

lt now appears certain that nothing
 will interrupt the early completion If the Benson-Vail load or the Douglas east road as the only contractors left
 have arranged to finance the work and that is mighty pleasing news It
 will soon be all aboard for Tucson via Benson and "sDing east the cry will
 be fine 10 Rodeo and from fair to ex- celleDt to Fl Paso.
 it is now almost certaip that the omnibus road bill in dollars some where between half million and nine hundred and seventyfiye thous- and as originally asked will go through as the minority fund meT have recomffiended half million. so
 it is now up to compromise between the two amounts and 1t is certain that maintenance and uncompleted roads
 have d majority following. but all that
 remains is to agree on the amount
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TO SAN SIM ION.

Attorney l.. O. Woolery and wife re- turned home this afternoon from San simon. where they went yesterday. Mir Woolery having been called there on legal business
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IN FROM RANCH.

!. D. Wooley of Fucker. was among the visitors in Tombstone today from his ranch He reports tina, part of
 the county as particularly dry at this
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TO ADDRESS X. OF C. ASSESSING.

County Assessor Geo. R. Henshaw left this morning. for Cochise John son and vicinity where he will spend the balance of the week assessing in that end of the county.
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TO NOGAlES

Miss Maud Davis, stenographer n tine treasurer's office and Miss Belle Candy. stenographer in the county en-
 eineer's office went to Nogales this afternoon on q weekend visit with friends
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LEAVES TOMORROW.

l. C. Ellis and family will leave to- morrow for Wilcox where Hr. Ellis goes to take charge of the new drug store opened there by W. T. Boyd of tlis eity
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tS SIAS SN CIVIL 6USiN ESS.

Sheriff Joe Hood and | ndersherisf Chas. Blyth are in Douglas today. where they went to conduct a sher-
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TO FORT HuAcHUcA.

Jim Gacioma, one of the proDrietors
 of the Tombstone Auto Company went
 to Fort Huachuca today. where he dis
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DISTRIBUTING DIRECTORIES.

Manager Mangam. of the local of flee Of the Mountain States Telephone company is distributing directories to the local subscribers. having been received several days ago. While theer are a number of errors in tine over the old directory which had not been amended since July. 1920.
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FROM GOVERNMENT DRAW.

Leo and Arthur Trappmen were in town today from their ranch in Gov ernment Draw.
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Representative Ray E. Krebs. fl Tombstone. returned home this morn ing from Phoenix where he is attend ing the session of the legislature and will remain until Monday attending to pressing business matters before re- turning to PhoeRix. Mir. Krebs reports the legislature as hal h at work dur ing the home stretch of the session with many bills still to be considered and in the hands of committees But few more bills will be introduced he thinks. although flood of new meas ures might bob up at the closing date. He predicts the passage of the omsi- bus road measure. probably in afhend- ed form.
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siSeEE AUTO DEALER.

l. !. Bowen. of the Bisbee Auto C, spent few hours in the county sea
 today attending the meeting of tn
 board of supervisors
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J. W. Reay and Robert Reay. c Douglas. spent few hours in Toml stone today.
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BACK TO TOMBSTONE.
 Rev. F. A. Coiymore. for several years pastor of Sacred Heart CathO- lie church in Tombstone. advised by telephone this morning from Pirtle- vile that he had been ordered back to Tombstone to again take charge of the local parish. and while he will make his residence here he will di- vide his time between Tombstone and the Pirtleville church. Father Colly- more expects to arrive here within several days, he stated. and added that he vii lbe glad to get back to Tos6stone after an absence of over year.
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ARRIVED ON TIME.

Just as predicted by the Prospector weather shark. the snow storm ar rived Sunday and seems to have been general over the county. although t Huacbucas state that it was very disappointing snow fall. about three inches
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grees; Mean minimum temperature. 37 degrees. Mean @ l.2. Maximum n on 4th; minimum g on 18th and 18th. Greatest daily range B on the End. Total precipitation .3j inches. Greatest in 24 hours .3f inches on the eth. Clear days l7: part cloudy. 10. cloudy A. x.,s
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FROM BENSON.

Dr Franklin. of Benson. was wis itor in Tombstone today on business at the court house. IN FROM RANCH.
 Col Henry Pyeatt was visitor~il town today from his ranch in tho IIuachucas.
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BACK HOM 6.
IN FROM RANCH.

Martin (. Costello and wife were briei visitors in Tombstone toda,
 from their ranch at Sycamore Springs They returned home this afternoon.
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UP FROM ST. DAVID.

Judge J. L.. Lewis. og St. David was q visitor in Tombstone today dis posing of farm produce. Judge Lewis is considering the acquisition of q herd of Jersey COWS for his farm in which event he may establish a milk route 10 Tombstone he says. providing he can receive sufficient support
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FEDERAL AGENT HERE.

Geo. Mason. federal agent statior cd at NOgales was in Tombstone tC day conferring with members of tn sheriff's Office
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RESIDENCE CHANGES.

C. Bland and wife have moved into the Amy house on 3rd street.
 C. w. Clark and family have occupied
 the house vacated by 1. F. Ellis on 6th and Fremont
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TO EFORD.

TO HEREFORD. called to Hereford yesterday on lrie: official mission.
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TAX COM MISSIONER HUGHES HERE.

F. 4. Hughes. formerly county as State Tax Commission. was in Tomb enroute to Phoenix He came over from Bisbee. where he had been at tending the session of the grand lodge of Masons and left this afternoon by auto for Fairbank and on to PhOenir. Ed has many Friends in Tombstone who are always pleased to see him.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-03-26
Chautauqua Dates
Here are July 5 to IL

Carl H. Turner, assistant manager
of the Community Chautauquas wa
in St. Johnsbury, Friday to make the
advance arrangements for this sum-
mer's series of entertainment attrac-
tons.
The dates decided on were July 5
to II. inclusive.
The talent engaged includes
lectures by Sherman Rogers of the
Outlook staff; Strickland Gillian the
humorist; Leonora NJ. Lake, known
as "Mother's Lake, in child welfare
work; Chief Tahan, the platform au-
thority on Indian mythology; con-
certs by the New Englanders; the
Arion Concert company, the Inter
nationalists, Brush, the magician;
Princess Nacoomce and her instlu-
mcntalsts, Syracuse University Male
quartet and the Broadway cast in the
presentation of "thc Cinderella Man.
The Junior program will be full OF
attractions for the young people.
The local committee will be chosen
in q few weeks.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-03-26
Three More Children
to Get Expert Care

Three more patients were taken to
Boston Wednesday for observation
and treatment. This is more of the
important work along child welfare
lines and much interest was felt in
the little group at the station We'd
nesday morning in charge Of Mrs.
Evelyn Alexander, the tubercular
nursc for this district The oldest
of the patients is Miss Odianna Thi-
bcault, the Is year old daughter Of
Nj. and MIS-. JOSEPH. Thibeault Of
Concord avenue, who has trouble
with her spine. She is going to the
New England hospital.
Madeline Rogers. a little girl who
makes her home with Mr.. and Mrs
]. H. Holloway. is being taken to the
New England Home for Little Wan
dcHers for observation under Dr.. S.
A. knight.
Little Evelyn Barrett, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Philemon Barrett, has
never been able to walk 1t is
thought that treatment at the Chill
drcrs hospital under DR.. ODER,
whose work is so we'll known in this
section, will make walkir% possible.
" Barrett ACCOMPANIED the child.
This case !. q particularly sad one as
NJ. and Mrs. Barrett buried their
Is months old baby on Monday.