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New-York tribune., 1922-01-19

Mr and Mrs. Samuel Milbank will
give reception this afternoon at their
4s" nome, III East Sixty-sixth Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-19

A. a. luncheon Will be given to-day by
s.n s.is francis s Hutchins at her home,
NJ, w. rark Avenue, for her daughter,
Mss katherinc V. White.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-19

Street. 1880 o'clock.
lgnchoon of The Rotary club. Droolslyn
Mec'ing OF the American PROTECTIVE Tariff
oagre. a1e Eroadway. II o'clock.
Lruoheon OF the Bronx BOARD Of Trade
dress hg lanes ii. ManniYg y'on'' on mort. olyt-
cages for Trust Fund Investments"
ie'f fnrc hy Anna Gillngham on "Thc In
'olig"nce Test" under the auspices Of
West End Avenue. $50 O'Clock
lccture Dy 9r. John t.. Elliott on "The
Milltude OF the Parents Toward the
i'arh"r and tho school" West Sixty
fourth Street II O'Clock
Lecture by Walter Scott Perry on "Ar,
and Design as Applied to TIC Home W.
Live In brooklyn Institute at Arts and
Scicnces Academy of Music, i O'Clock
Tesomouial dianer to lJeal'n commits
'ioner lr. COPELAND, Hotel Astor, e
student mass meeting under the auspices
Of the National student COMMITTEES FOR
'hn Limitation of Armament, Students
Vall, Rarnard College. 8 o'clock.
Dinner of the Society of Arts and Sconcos
WoteI Astor. O'clock. discussion of
Is immigration Il Menacc9"
Neo'tng of tho Womons National Rock
,>ssoeia ton. 'hildyen's Book shop. i
West foit>-srNenth Street. s O'Clock.
l-Nrt gr" bY Hou sritr ON Japan" iiamil.
ipn Grange Community Center. Convent
Avenue and lA9tn Street. s o'cloolz
Lecture bG Edward rsre Nuut on "Rosults
and i'ians OF the Presidents Conferencc
society. 'sfe isoalevard 5 o'cloct. ~
Lecture ny Professor j 70. Santamarna on
should the Population OF the World 80
street and Broadway. SIS o'clock
Meoting of the New York Academy Of
NM''dieinc' II West For'y-thlrd street,
Lecture by T. Duncan Snae,1, on ",su,o-+
New-York tribune., 1922-01-19

Gn T. Navemeyer gave small
luncheon yesterday at the Avignon.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-19
T. Trubee Davisons Congratulated

Ms Joseph Z Widenor entertained
a llncheon at the Carlton.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-19

"Pioncering in Rhodeslao by Fred r
Bunker at Pubic school ls. Pennsyl-
vania Avenue. Rosebank, s. ]. Stereop-
ticon viaws
Songs of Yesterday" by Miss Esther
Benson, at Public School 80 Fisk Ave
nue. West New Brighton s. !. Illus
trated at the piano by Miss Edith Benson
New-York tribune., 1922-01-19
Helen MacMsllin Honors Cousin

Luncheons were given yesterday at
psrres by Mrs. James Lenox Banks
u Mrs Philip Rhinelandcr I'd and
us Genevieve Claudenin.
Yrs. Alfonso ?. Villa also entertained
ssncheon yesterday at Pierre's for
Princess Rospigliosi.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-19
in MEMORIAM

SoLONON-Juius. In memory OF our be
ioVed father and grandfather, who passed
away January IL. 1920
UNDERTAKES
New-York tribune., 1922-01-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Peter Geer. Of
Montclair. n. J., are at the Hotel Van
Rensselaer,
New-York tribune., 1922-01-19

.lban,a and Mrs. Robert c. Pruvn oe
~ are at the 81. Regis
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M[.!||]Ihree;MIlngte 1dlesh(
R BzNdfsoH1steT za&A2a
!ByNdxSohuste5
A DIP IN HIsTRIONICs

"Ill give 'em time % walk a block
and then slip out" no thought. and
If the luck holds out I'll be on my way
IN an hour" Then The Nipp"r smiled
and realized the rare sensation OF an
actor who has read his role unusually
well. He wanted an audience. HIS dip
into histrontcs. he felt. was worthy Of
applause.
IT guess that was good" he asked
himself a. ne peeked out At Sally. "i'll
bet she's fooled. too. Thinks l went
on, the back way. Wonder"
But another man came and growlcd
a hurried order.
FRY two" sang Sally. and The Mp
per ratified a pan.
It's time blew" decided the Nip
per as he peeled his apron. land yet I
wish somebody had seen rue pull this
little act. Its as good as a show
And where "a The Nipper now" I
asked when I had heard part OF the
yarn from Sally. Did he get away. and
did he turn straight and get 4 job In
vaudeville? That. I imagin" would
meat the poetic requirements
The Nipper." Sally replied impress
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There Is only one right Way. to reduce
weight and TINT is 70 go Oh dict when
Will supply the essential needs OF tho
ludv for repair and norma! funCtIon'nS.
and at the same ;lmc call on the excess
fat 20 supply a large part OF the energy
needs. This with increased physical
activities. tAnd by the way, housow"rk
and hardening and other useful work are
good exercises This repeat. is the
only way to reduce without danger 10
your health.
Drugs arr extremely dangerous unless
Won arc under the supervision Of srten-
t:iirauy trained physician from high
standard college mot diploma mill.
l am not in private practice. SorrSo
There are very few who need drugs.
Perhaps one in a thousand. and / am
sure YOU arc not that ono. Your rat ~
duo solely TO successive and repeated
exposures 70 t&udy. pie, cake. nuts. fat
meat, bread aud butter and lack OF cX-
rrriso "a uSr IL up. N'ccs' &C pas
And YOU thought f""d had nothing 10
do with II, for you were not eating po-
,a;ors. Am ! right"
Turkish baths arc good cleansing
treats occasionally. bur arc not To no
recommended for reducing.
There IL no such animal as inherited
fat. 80 dor'i rasc yourself ny that fall
Iocv. Wc may inherit weak wills and
strong stomchs bu. not fat. StronE
stnmachS. That is Il.
VIC can digest and ass!mIlatc every
thing that comes our way and II Is pri-
rarily an indication Of health. Wh"n
Nature drrs that little thing, and uses
tho foods for the needs of the body. she
docs the only thing shn knows what 10
do with the txcess-that Is TO convert 1t
10 fat. She tucks il around in every nick
and Granny In the body. thinking Gosh
G, this bird must hc going TO hEb'rnate'
or 20 through a famine. or somethin'.
But when she finds that you are fool
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N9 Dictand Health
g. ssssy4Sr BY Lulu Hunt Peters, ND :,
ArtSAurr Huhor Diet and Health with Ksy TO the Galleries
\ -
DRUGS AND TURKISH BATHS AND STRONG
STOMACHS

ing her. then you have 70 pay the PEN
atty. And maybe You die. or have hard-
ching Of tho arteries. or nave heart or
kidney or Intestinal disease, or diabetes,
or apoplcay. OF fatfcet, and other little
things like that.
In this series Of articles that I have
been giving you. I have given you the
essentials OF the only right way 10 re-
durc. and you now have an intelligent
.dco Of the subject 1t Is we'll. There
Is no permanent reform that IL not
based on cducatI ton. You know some
thing OF tho fuel or caloric or the fatteh-
Ing value OF foods: you know how 10 ind
Your maintenance diet; you know that II
YOU reduce you have 70 have less than
The maintenance diet; you know tnat
1000 G less will call on = pound day
NJ your own fat to supply the deficiency
and you know the importance OF cxcr-
else. passive and active.
You have noticed that In the menus
I gave You, had A large amount o!
Tho lcafy and watcry vegetables. some
skim milk. little butter. whole wheat
or bran bread or potato, a Eoodly
amour. of protein. some fruit and &C.
"a sionally a view Of q piece Of pie.
In winter It may be expensive TO get
tho green vegetables and tho fruith but
II is more expensive not TO have them.
! shall not desert you after this series
Is over. There ia no subject on general
hca lth that Ia more important than the
prevention and the reduction OF excess
weight.
have the entire scientific medina |
profession agreeing with ME In this
work.
Keep on YOUR 1910 C. per day. unless
YOU are losing more than two pounds a
week now. You can distribute them
the Calories) to suit yourself.
When YOU are normal weight you can
gradually go hack 70 your maintenance
d.et-thrn WATCH YOUR WEIGHT!
Tomorrow--Peters' Plans for Plump
People.
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Helen Hunters Husband
HELEN MISSING !
By Jana Phslpa

/ had provided The dinner, or K II vert
| on the stove. the steak would keep fer
; the mex. day. But he was hungry. no
; breakfast. very NSht lunch. do not
keep even an angry man from being
hungry.
! All was quiet in tho apartment. Had
! Helen hep; he: word and remained
| locked in her room al day just to
| spite him. She had said the door
! should remain locked the same number
; OF hours as 4 had been when he locked
! her in the night before. He smiled At
| nor rhildishncsS Furnishing herself by
staying in tina; small room MI day just
! 10 spite him. What 4 child she was
after al.
| He deposited his parcels on the din
| ing room table. switched on the lights,
then wen, quietly toward the bedroom.
the door opened.
Helen" he said. not Loudly. think
! INK she might be asleep. worn out with
her emotion OF the might. No answer
ca me. and Al he turned on the light no
, saw the rom was unoccupicd. and dis
ordered
/ He called. he looked IN the ha'h-
! room. the living room No Helen.
Setting his lips grimiy n. took in :he
d!sorderly rooms. the evidences Of her
street toilet. looked in tho closet 10 see
; what she wore. then sat down 70 think
| Il over.
! Had she :ett him. WAS this h.r nrst
move toward getting 4 divorce SNe
could claim cruelty because CO h's
lockiaE her n. and perhaps would.
Finally through force of habit. lack
commenced 20 tidy the bedroom. then
the dining room and Kitchen. b.. the
emo n. had finished !, was s O'Clock.
He made coffee. and cut off q piece
OF the steak and b-o:,ed n. surprise
! to ind hinselt hungry in spite OF his
anxiety. He had thought - calling the
In yton's and others 20 inquire If Helen
was with them. But what good would
I, do? She wouldn't return home un.
less she wished to event II he did locate
her.
Perhaps shes With Barnes" he said
aloud. and the thought brought back
ali his jealous anger. He moved 70 tha
telephone. He'd md OUT But no hung
up the receiver without giving any
number. He didn't dare call--sho
might pc there.
Tomo.rov-Hclcn Returns
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AWARD OF HONOR
INTERESTS LEGION

Announcement was made yesterday
by Bernard F.. Kaiser adjutant Of the
state department OF tho American Le-
gion. that an award Of honor Will be
presented by the national headquarters
Of the American Legion Auxiliary to
each unit having full quota Of pald-up
membership equivalent 10 or larger than
the membership Of 1921. on or before
July 4th. This award Of honor Will con-
sist of tho preamble OF the constitution
Of the American Legion Auxiliary en-
graved on parchment countersigncd by
the department commander, and attested
by the national secretary and the de-
partment adjutant.
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Chapter 5:
Helen heard tho hall door close. ano
crept to the window. Holding the shade
90 she could just see At the SIDE. sne
watched Jack call tax" and jump IN
Taxi This morning. she exclaimed
In surprise Mus, hc big policy ne
after. III get my share. or LII kno"
the reason why" Sre looked ructuI!E
1t the mess on the foor.
1T hope no left ne some coffee, She
muttered as she SLIPPED on her mules
and sought the Kitchen
She ufted the pot. ard found ( hale
full. Lighting the stove she heated IT,
and made herself some toast. Then she
eathed and dressed. not clearing away
either tho debris OF ;hc\ breakfast Jack
had brought her. or that in the
Kitchen.
TIL give him a lesson. He can't
treat me like that and get away with
It." she said aloud. admitting herself
In the glass She had taken great pains
with her toilet and all traces OF tears
and sleeplessness were gone. Either
obliteratsd by the Ice with which she
had rubbed her cheeks, or the aid OF
powder and rouge. 20 with last ap-
finally left tho house.
vas unnade.
But such tribes never worried Helen
at any time and now she had STAGED
her play. Jack Was to BE- punished:
His business attended to. Jack made
No effort 20 get any now business Fs
had a bite OF lunch. then spent the rc.
rAainder oc the afternoon in his ONCE
thinking. His anger Rad died away
Vow only me problem remained.
Would Helen leave him because o.
what ne had done. o. would shs no
psnitent. ready 20 ro0ccdc hta rights az
:S+m1n and 4 hushand7
, He recalled the infection Of her roi""
When she refused n open in" door. and
NAew she had not kept her anger 20 the
sktent she teit II when hs took her her
breakfast. Perhaps by this ttmc she
was sorry, ready 70 make up and prom
tse 10 be good? Not vet did lack f~~'
sny regret for what nc had done. lilo
had been forced 70 act.
~ s o'clock ne opened me door %
his apartment. He had stopped at tho
frulterers. and had BROUGHT Several
kinds Of fruit with him. lie had also
bought a nice thick steak. II Helen
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Ths Ntpper had few OF the attributes
Of q gentleman and mono OF those aua4-
tiles that make for popularity. and yet
he was one OF the most sought-att"r %
the younger SET. There was scarcely
policeman IN town who would not PICK
him up on sight and The Nipper knew
Il. That Is tho reason that he sided
into Judklns Grill after tho manner OF
q cat when forced TO mako pilgrimage
In q doE-intcsted alley.
Tho Nipper took sea; where ne
could look UP the street and whore
mirror gave him a view OF Tho side
walk across lie Was busy planning on
how ne was going 10 get out OF town,
the means OF transportation best fitting
his financial status. and where he was
xoinx. When Sallies. the decorative
waitress At the Judsins siS-tabIe es-
adjustment. ratified a half pound plate
on tho board in front OF him tho Nipper
scared her. as she admitted Afterwards.
almost into Mysteries.
For The Sipper was peekinE through
4 ANAL hole In his newspaper At two
men In the street. "SalEe," no said,
.you.re q friend OF mine. Now all you
rot 10 DO is keep right on tussin' about
and askin' no questions. I Am apt TO
NAT Il and, II l do. clear on the dishes
ouick. Remember. donc say word
The two men approached the rostnu-
rant and The Sipper acted. What he
ala vas 70 drop his slouchy manner.
NUT on 4 swaKger. and hastan into the
Sitehan where = white-aproned and
rnHdle-arsd cook was eating the heart
Of . lettuce.
I'm from the union" said The Nip
n.r. Most important meeting on. strike
r.n considered and they want yom r'"ht
sv.y.- The Nipper took . bewildered
rook's hat and started TO help him or
O,th his apron. I'm delegated TO watch
th.. place until you get back. Make it
short
rhe cook looked at The Nipper above
= rair Of stearny thick glasses and then
a. a carving knife on tho table. but The
G,nnar was already rubbing tho stove
lin A wad OF newspaper. Taking HIS
eoat fromA nail, the cook departed 10y
the hack door. The Nipprr glanced I"'"
the dining room and saw that the two
nIainclothes men were talking " IA,
girl.
"There was a man In here." She was
sayinr, ''but ne left. Maybe he was the
party you want"
Then one OF the men stuck his hcad
In the little kitchen. gave the ap-oned
back Of the Sipper glance and. with
his companion. left the place. The Mp
per cut himself = r;ec. 81 pie. nT' 'wn
cans Of soup N h's po"k.ta and drank
/ bottle ~ milk.
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value,
Think We're smnrt.
And then on top ot that We rather
fancy our own CicNern"ss In having
done It liaS"n't >ou often heard poo
pie toll pr hnw they "utWirtcd tn" doc
tor. with evident relish Of their own
Wit?
Yes he told me not 80 smoke more
than three cigars W""k, but ! fcl;
sure ho must have mad" Il mistake ana
meant three u day. 80 "" CORRECTED
his mistake for him" or, The dec.
TOT says | ouEh; to walk at least four
miles a DAY. but I'd hike 10 see hia
wife walk four mites 4 dar. think
it's all nonsense. this fad about doing
60 much walking. ThoS" things can "e
ovcrdonc. told linn | would try Il,
but the only time did It WAS 80
lame shan? &c such fool again
40 matter what lie says"
know a woman FOR whom 4 special
is; ire srr!hcd Il corrective corset. She
paid tho specialist II good sum for pro-
Scrihlnc Z. Sh" went t" tn" city soy
r-al lines for mNisUriLrs and fittings
:ud Naid Il staggering sum for tho same
With il came elaborate directions Tor
putting it on and lacIng Il so that Il
would do good and not harm.
HOW She Adjusted 1t.
She promptly d"ridcd that th"se
wcro altogether too much bother.
"NVhy {, would take ton minutes to Tu'
lhcm on that way" she said. I'm MOI
going 70 be bothered with any such
nonsense" And IS she said II shc had
ru air OF putting the silly person who
wrote those direction in hisp lace.
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BRAIN TESTS
By SAM LLOYD
8 Minutes TO Answer This.

Minutes TO Answer This.
A ralinirom" is world. phrase vi
scntcncc that reads the same cl'hcT
backward OF forward. AS ANNA.
Probably. the most famous PAIN
drono, Is that which might have been
uttered 10y Napoleon in his exile: VIZ:
"ARI,E WAS ERE SAW ELLA,
Another. almost as appropr late 10 the
occasion. il Adams Introduction OF him.
self {" Eve:
MADAM I'M ADAM.
Now lct us see who can construct
paIlndrome from the following strinSc
"A A AVN SSIITTC
As tip. It might be stated that
feline figures in tho scnten""
Answer to Yesterday.
Eight rins are removed 10 leave the
word LOVE.
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slvclv, "ain't no potr. and besides no
mad. a had break You 500. the cook h"
,haeod oh, was JuGG.nS himself an,
hnsgcs can't belong to no unions. Just
&c Tho NIppcr was IN here rcpcatIn'
the whole performance for my bencht.
IN comes .fudkins with COP.
"'Thi, hero boundcr.' said Judk!ns In
m. funny way he talks. IS hally loon
.,ic,x and he thinks he owns the place. "
And they pinched him.
sure. and as he left. The Niprcr
turns 10 me- and says Sally. nc cir!.
dom, ynu never embark on no artistic
career J asks you now. what did he
mean by that"
romorrow-oapn Ned.
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and A tter receiving local freight cleared
for Pittsburgh.
The Helen +. arrived last evening at
f:3o o'clock and Will make the return
trip 70 Mptamoras this morN'ng at
i1:30 o'clock.
The General Crowdtr will clear at s
o'clock this morning for Pittsburgh
\ pool stage Of feet was registered
yesterday at the local wharf.
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DISMISS UGLY CHARGE
Mans Alla1sd oHSnsS Against Young
o1rl Not Committed In Ohio County

Samuel Hankey. Of the South Side.
was arrested yesterday on a warrant
sworn out on the evidence OF young
girl also Of the South Side. charging
him with contributing 10 the deltn'
Quency OF minor child.
When arraigned for preliminary
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4 friend OF mine once gave his doc
tor a surprise.
He had hnen attacked with eczema
an annoying affliction which. as every
ono knows, it sometimes takes years 20
get rid Of ThA doctor told him what
10 do In regard TO diet. US" OF oin''
mnn,s. and so forth and told him TO
come again In a month Z" let him 500
what progress ne had mazda. When no
went back ho was completely cured.
Great Eoodness. man." said tho doc
tor. ~ never knew case 20 clear up
so Quickly What did YOU do
Exactly what YOU told me TO-" said
tho patient.
A Shock.
well" said the doctor. that eH-
plains H. You're ono man In thou:
sand. Tho other 900 do about half
what toll them 10. or perhaps 90 pHT
cont at the best, ard 10 rcr cont "a
the worst. I've got over expecting any
orc 10 do exactly what I toll them.
Yet that man is a specialist ana
charges largo foo for his advice.
what fools wo mortals hc. to 60 out
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RIVER NEWS

Tho Senator Cordill cleared tho local
part Yesterday afternoon 4; : O'clock
for Charleston On route from Pitts
burgh.
The steamer Liberty arrived at the
local wharf last evening at I o'clock
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AN Up.ro-pATE "KNIcKm' SUIT

AN
SaTo-3S2o. A smart sports blousA
Joined 10 comfortable kniokers, over
which the wrap" skirt 10 worn - .
skirt or a cape For travelling. "hfktng.S
and sports wear. this suit 10 !dAAl.
The skirt 3s1: Is cut In sisss: u
81, 20. 81, 80 and IS inches waist meas
ure. The Blouse and Knicksrs. 3sza,
cut IN { sizes: 81. 3s. IS, 20. ~. ~ ana
as Inches bust measure. II VIII rSquir
az yards Of So inch material Tor tha
Blouse and oS yards for the Kn1ekefe
For the skirt az yards Of ~ inch ma
terial will be required to make TINS oub
f.. for a medium size. The width OF tn&
skirt is about 2% yards.
TWO separate patterns mailed % eny
address on receipt Of - cents for EACH
pattern in coin or stamps.
Write nams snd addrssO plainly -
" cants n The IntslligeucoP Soos
WhSsling. ". Va. ...,.
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SIDE TALKS
by Ruth Cameron
THE DOCTORS ORDERS

, and pay for thing aud then ~ thu
way wc uae il destroy most Ct IT.
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story building In his mason's bod
Mike won tho bet. but when they ar
riNe Cd safely. said Pat Nh"y belonged
YOU srr 10 tho standing army or Mixes
and rats who make existence POSSIBLE
for comic pages and conf" weeklles''
well. you won. but begorry. "hen your
foot slipped up thcr" al the ninth story
thought l had yc.
Tomorrow-Husbands and Elastic
Bandg.
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hearing yesterday afternoon. Assistant
Prosecuting Attorney Clinton r. CAMP
bell asked that the case be olsmise"9
This action was taken by Mr.. CampoeH
when he learned the alleged onenSs ves
committed below the county limo ana IN
Marshall county. 1t IL likely tnAt tns
Marshall county authorities WI tako
action in the case.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-19
BORN IN HARDwnK.
Mrs. G. ]. Perkins Died in, Brattleboro
Burial in Hardwick Saturday.

Brattlcboro, May l9,-Mrs. George
j. Perkins aged 80 years, died Tues
day at her home here after weeks
illness with acute Brights disease
Her funeral was held this afternoon
and burial will take place in Hardwick
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. Perkins was born in Hardwick
March Is. 1862 and was one Of several
children Of Hiram 0. and Susan
(Lowell) Stone. She was educated at
the Hardwick academy and lived in
town 5S years, moving here two years
ago when Mr.. Perkins bought the we'll
known Barber farm on the West
Dummerston. road She married Mr..
Perkins also Of Hardwick in that
town March Is, 1882. Besides her hus-
band, she leaves two sons and eight
daughters; Mrs. Mabelle Hutchins and
Mrs Ruth Taibert of Cabot, Harold q.
Perkins of Memphis, Tenn, who is with
the Firestone Tire company, Winifred
IB. Perkins, teacher in Winthrop,
Mass, Lana NJ Perkins, nurse in the
Massachusetts, General hospital in Bos-
ton; Amy E. Perkins, teacher in Hart
ford, Conn, Gertrude A. Perkins,
teacher in Middlebury high school;
Mildred s. Perkins, nurse in the
Massachusetts, General hospital; Esther
M. Perkins, student in Kimball school
in Lowell, Mass. and Charles Fl. Per-
kins of this town, who is associated
with his father in carrying on the
farm. A daughter. Joyce f., teacher
in Hartford, Conn, died four years ago
of influenza.
| Mrs. Perkins had been lifelong
member Of the Methodist church in
Hardwick, transferring her member
ship to the church here two years ago.