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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-17
SICKNESS PUTS
BOOZE CASE OFF
Third Continuance Is Taken In Stone
Liquor Affair, Defendant III at
Rochester Hospital.

The liquor case Of the state against
r. L. Stone was continued on grounds
of sickness in district court Thursday.
Stone pleaded not guilty last March to
selling liquor in February. He is now
in A hospital at Rochester, according
to evidence submitted to Judge j. b.
Leslie's court Thursday. Motion for
continuance was made by his attorney,
+. w. Speer. The case was previously
continued on March 81, and again on
May 8.
A claim and delivery action brought
by Robert Craig against Walter Good
man was vacated on stipulation of coun-
sci in the case.
A promissory note suit. T.. =. Van
derwaal VS.. l.. A. Wells, was continued
for the term.
A promissory note case brought by
A. w. S~pringhorn. as received of the
American Bank and Trust company.
against the Cascade Milling and Ele-
vator company, was continued Oh slip
ulation of counsel.
The Capital and Savings bank won a
mortgage foreclosure suit against the
Kootenai Cattle company by default.
The case on contract of William
Buxton VS.. M. w. Tobey was con
iinuad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03

communicate with the sherifrs Of
flee regarding the matter. which
he has done.
THE sheriff's office states that
this matter has been brought u
their attention before and that the
parties or party stopping the autos
was not connected with that office,
ana that they had been trying 10
-apnrehend the men or man. but
up to the present time had been
unable to do "a.
They state that the man they
were after. who M ~i-upersonnt.
ing al officer. II n young mar 20
to 22 years old. dressed usually
In khaki or corduroy riding
brooches. leather leggins. and usu-
ally with q aheep-skln lined cam
vas coat. lie rides an indian mo-
.~torcycle.
The traffic ' deputy sheriff
dresses similarly. bur Is riding a
Harley Davidson motorcycle.
They are warning the public
not to pay any attention to n
rider on an Indian motorcycle, aud
~ accosted 10 get word TO the
sheriff's office as quickly as pos
slble. They claim that they arc
making every effort to ~apprehond
the parties guilty.
Very truly.
Secretary"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03
ATTORNEYS READY
TO BATTLE CASES
IN FEDERAL COURT
One Man Writes Ask
ing That His Case Be
Dismissed

United States District Attorney
George r. Craig and his assistant.
j. A.. Miller are to leave here
sunday Tor Santa Fc. whore they
will begin prosecution OF cases IN
the federal court on Monday.
Tho district attorney announced
today that there or, between go
aud 80 cases 20 be- presented To- Tho
grand jury which viii Doe Impan-
ellcd Monday ana more than lf5
iniormauons filed on misdcm,au-
ors.
uf the t75 latter cnses. about
10 are alleged violations OF fhr
prohibition laws Two are cases
81 persons who are charged with
having failed to make out their
income tax.
Tho district attorney has rpccIv
ca several letters from defendants
asking that their cases be droppod.
one man wrote to the attorney
that ne would be unable to appa.r
Ia santa Fo on the date named
and hat he would he much obiiu.
cd " his cnsc was droppe a."
The attorney says that these
men are under bond ana u they
are not present they ar in dan
ger OF losing their bond and also
OF being brough; into court later.
TfS petit jury at Santa Fe Will
convene ON March 10.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03
c. of c. Sending
Notices Out for
Members Dinner

Announcements Of the member
ship dinner Of the chamber OF
CONNER" to be held Mt tho armory
on March - ere being sent ont to-
day by the secretary or the cham
ber to 200 81 the members. The
committee In charge Of the din
nor. which VIII be held Ia the ovcn-
ing. mot yesterday to crystalizo
their plans
II H. expected that 1000 people
viii be present M the banquet and
reservation must be made In add
vance au shat accurate estimates
can be made. Since the affair
comes during lent II will be a fish
dinner. There win be a number
OF talks hy members Of the board
Of directors by NJ l.. Fox. manager
Of the chamber, and other boosters.
No effort win be spared to make
tho affair tho biggest OF it's kind
which has been held In this citg
for n number Of years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03
TOURIST HOLOUP
PROBE MADE FOR
VEGAS K|WAN|ANS
Meadow City Club In.
formed of Actions of
SheriH's Office

The public IL being warned rot
10 Ray any attention 20 q rider OF
m Indian motorcycle said to be
he person who is holding mp and
collecting 81 fines from tourists
on'the Albuquerque-Alamoda road.
This Us the Information which
II. r. Robinson, secretary of the
kiwanis club. II giving members
81 the Las Vegas Kiwanis club -
a letter sent ~ the club today. The
letter b. In r~bly to one received
from Las Vegas. asking the local
club to investigate the reported
filming Of tourists by men imper-
sonating officers.
The letter 20 the Las Vegas club
Follows.
"Gontlcmcns
Your letter. through your Sec
rotary. OF February 20, relative TO
the stopping Of tourists on tho Al
huQuerque-AiRmcdn road who
we're exceeding the legal speed
limits In passing other vehicles by
q man or men representing that
they were officers. anc compell-
ing the tourists u pay 50 az . fine.
was duly received and referred to
the A1bnuucrauc club
The secretary was directed to
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03
Pershing Discusses
Proposed Cut in
Army With Harding

WASHINGTON. March 2-Ac-
tIon OF the house appropriations
subcommittee in deciding tentn-
tiyoly 90 cut the strength Of the
army 90 $4,000 mon and II. 600
Officers was understood TO have
boon discussed at a conference to-
day between President Harding
and General pcrshine.
General porHhing wculd not dis
cus- hls tank with the president.
General PershinE is known Co
tg particularly concerned as Go tlg
effect the army reduction might
h1ro ou plans OF the war depart
m"ut for training Rho rational
guard and the proposition 90 thr
ssf RESERVE us component
Iarta OF MIC new army OF tho
tuitod Ststcs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03
Red Tape Cut in Colorado
And Physicians Write Whisky
Prescriptions for Flu Sufferers

DENVER. March 3.-With in
fiuenza reported in epidemic form
in a number 81 Colorado counties.
the federal prohibition director for
Colorado. b. H. McClenahnn, to.
day lifted the stringent restric.
lions on the writing Of WHISKY
prescription
McClenahan announced he had
temporarily ordered the usual
procedure involving n written APP
plicntion FOR q permit to write H.
quor prescriptions done away with.
Instead physicians are getting in
to touch with the national prohi-
billion department at Denver by
long distance telephone and ask
ing permission to prescribe whisky
In practically every cara where
McClennh1n iv convinced OF the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03
v Court Held;
I'VE Are Fined and
Judgment Given

Ice W. ". Mcclellan had n
Icourt room yesterday sftrr-
r. Christelow and Arthur
IL. who were charged with
intoxicated when in IN au-
bile which struck the horse
buggy % Diego Muniz late
|esday night. were fined s2l
and costs and assessed $40
81 Of he damages 60 the
and the death OF the horse.
accident happened on the
h street road.
liz. Garcia and Alonzo Senn
mere charged with having
Loo " Malone ~ the face
ednesddy night. were fined
'nch. Malone also was fined
b. the charge Of peace dis
nee. II. was charged that he
sunrreied with the men aH he
out OF q North Fourth street
suit n Robert McCiughnr
n A. l.. Taylor for &.a 10
b. have been due him On an
Lnce policy on an automobile.
ron by The plaintiff the iur'
in thetcase returning q YER
Tor the nuU amount.
Jury 81 the case consisted
W. FaN. Al Matthew CHARLIE
Srn. WI. Hawkins John "
bud T. Franchiut.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03
Man Assailing
Varsity Girls With
Rawhide Whip

MADISON. wis. March a.
Women residents OF the university
section of Madison today report
cd 20 the police that 20 man with
a rawhife whip had boon ansnlling
EIrl1 during the last TOW nights.
s,riking them with his whip and
then running away.
The man was said TO have an
preached girls,alone on the streets
ana, without waGning, to have
struck them around che body.
Screams OF a eirl last night
brought a number OF persons to
the scene. whore "a whipping was
said 20 have taken place, but tho
man had ESCAPED.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03
Mrs. A. T. McMillen
Dies of Pneumonia;
Husband iii of Flu

Mrs. Albert r. McMnlcn, wife
OF \. T. McMilicn North Fourth
street rancher. died a = hospital
here today Of pneumonia. Mr..
McMillcn IL conUncd 70 lie same
hospital with the Influenza. In
addition to her husband. Mrs. Nc
Millen II survived by n son. six
years old. and a baby ~ days Old.
ana her parents. Mr. and Mira. !.
g. Kirk. 81 Van Vert. ohio.
Mrs. McMillen came here from
ohio about three years ago. Mr..
McMilicn is n brother Of A. D. Mel
Mlllcn. attorney OF the city.
Funeral arrangements are await
ing word from Mrs. McAiilinn's
parents In Ohio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03
Nd JURY WILL
THIS MONTH
FOR SPRING TERM
} Murder Cases on
to Be In
vestigated

grand jury OF Bcrnnullo
n Will he asked TO Investigate
murder cases when DO COM
here on March 20 fUr the
term. hut the docket viii
mparatlvely small The draw %
We're made two weeks ago for
|erS 90 the Jury. but the
. have not yet been made
\ two murder cases Which tho
|snl inquire into will be those
|drel GnllcEes. Of which T. o..
now In the Los Angeles
j. charged. ana the case Of
10 Paiasa, charged with the
h Of Manuel Chayas
|thc former case. the sheriff
4 decided that there ls not
III evidence 60 Justify the
N I'm the expense OF sending
b. TO Los Angeles to make
b. Investigations and VIII
Fore turn the question over 70
rand jury. M8gcc ls alleged
be confessed 10 killing % man
bhout four years ago. ard %
Ileved by many that he may
been the murderer of Andres
hes At the Rio Grande saloon
5relas on March s. 1918 70
Eand jury finds sufficient owl
20 indict Mugee. he viii be
b. hera to face Trial Tor the
b..
|ciso Pniasa Is "a navajo In
Excused OF killing Chayas.
Ter Indian. at Canyon del
bn the western edge 81 Ber-
y county, on November ~ Of
hear. lie waived preliminary
hg. and II now confined iu
bounty Jail awaiting the i'm
|ation OF the grand jury.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03
Supper Table
Gossip

s. Meyers was fined st5 In
y court this morning on the
h. OF speeding. W y. Gilbert
Fined $40 for n traffic viola
y Christian Endcavor socicy
L. Congregational church VIII
n business meeting and sos
~ the church parlors tonight
~ O'CLOCK, Rcfreshmcuts are
served.
y waiting room az the SANTA
Eation n underEoing % cont
Int. Sob the walls ana scuts
{eing pafhted
mscting of the creditors Of
4 Bailey OF Gallup, recently
1gcd baakrupt by the federal
will ba held before the Unit
htes referee In bankruptcy in
Iucrquc sat 30 o'clock tomor-
horning1
tsnz announccd at the Y. NJ
today that anyone intending
bend the banquet which VIII
the three-day conference on
n missionary work at the y
A. on the evening ut Mon
March 13. should communi-
with the ~" secretary as
as possE Die to mako reserva-
i car % Barry Miss and an
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03

Identity and reputation Of the
physician. he announced. the per-
mission II granted over the wires.
The physician proceeds forthwith
to write whisky prescriptions in as
large q number ns he deems ncces-
snry and druggists = filling them
rs fast as they are presented.
Some of the cities affected. nc
cording to prohibition headqunrt-
ers, are Cripple Creek. Victor.
Ieadville. Breckenridge, Monte
zumn. Silverton ana ouray.
1T II the policy OF this depart
men to ~ the red tape whore
an emergency, importing the hvca
OF human beings. Is shown to ok
ist." McClonahan said today. by
the time the usual PROCEDURE
could be gone through with the
patient probably would DIE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03
House Rejects
Appropriation for
Helium a s

wAsHINGToN.M March g.
Hy "A vote OF a. 20 go the house to-
day rejected an amendment 90 the
deficiency approximation bin which
would have made $4,000 avail
able Tor production of helium for
the purpose Of using the nom
inlammahlc gas 60 fitl d~irigiblcs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03
Navy to Receive
Half Of Amount
Needed for Fuel

WAsHTNGTON. March a.
The house today approves the
provision IN tho general deficiency
appropriation bin uudor which the
navy would receive about 50 OUu
for fuel for the next five months.
or unc-hulf the amount tho do
pnrtmcnt estimated would be
needed In that period
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03

sANTA FE March s-Lolus
and discounts decreased Ss..I.-
g1t.G1. IuI.rI stufe- buuJH. $780,
it- go; demand deposits tgf1t.-
1855 80: time depualt4 Sa4E.41I.Gl.
hlli4 payable. 2~1UI.1-G.u.. Iu tho
stute hlukr from November o..
1890. to December go. 1928 noe
corling Goo stale taul Examiner
james D. Er1l'a report for laa.
year. other bonds and securities
Increased Sa~-f.b2I.sl. notes and
bills rediacountcd, Siol.e02.H1.
Commenting upon the show nr.
Bead says while the decrease loo
dopDifs wIs heavy fuc decrrI o loo
loans w,s 9ruportiouutc AND iudI-
clfoF % rrpdli1bic liquidation undor
trying conditions lie adds chat
improvement was thowu during
The last four months OF No reIr
Six state banks closed during the
yclr. but one later rcoponed; ono
bank was absorbed hy O. natioua.
tauk. another was absorbed 10y q
state bank and another became
national bank.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03
Southwest Coal
Miners to Meet
Operators March 9

GNDIANApOLIS. Ind, March 3.
Representatives OF the union conl
miners Of Oklahoma. Arkansas.
Texas, Kansas and Missouri will
meet with officers 81 the South
western Interstate Coal Operators
association on March 2 Tor an in
formal discussion Of wage mat
tiers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03
NEGRO WOUNDS wATCInTAN

CHEYENNE WYE. March a.
Jen T.. sittou "a Waterman em-
ployed by The Union Pacific rail-
road here. was dangerously wound
ed early today by a negro that she
Waterman Ind ordered to stop and
explain his pqsihie connection
with a burg afy In South Cheyenne.
Sltton. who formerly lived In sid
ncy, Neh. has little chance for re-
coVerg The negro and "a com
RAMON escaped.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03
King George Confers
Order of Garter
Upon Balfour

LONDON. March Shy The As
focinted Presel ~ King George to-
day conferred the order OF tho
carter upon Arthur y Raifcur IN
recognition OF his services al the
Washington Cpnfcrcuc. This ls
DE highest honor within the aft
of the hing
Grapes boiled IN butter made a
favoriic dislS IN England a few
centuries ago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03
UNCOVER ANCIrNT VO,In

TOULOUSE France Three arr
c-haeoloHlsts Of the unworthy here
report the discovery Of "a funeral
chamber dccked with necklaces uf
hadrtrs' tooth and with worked
flint in tho grotto cf Mas-d'Azil.
in the soutis Of France
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03
sKEIrTON IN ANTIQUE

LOSuDN-M A. Vnsnri an
tlquo dealer, bought am antique
oah chest frnm o. furniture dealer
lie found IN 10 u human skeleton.
lie ranortcd tho find to tho pc
lice.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03
People You
Know

ts,sr rsps1sing. onieksl Ante. Co.
u Wnfnork of the cedro rang-
|tlon Of he forest service was
|hnquer4tic f4)dey He ls 10
Il to fhcFftaiion toalghL
NJ RohoI1son. secretary ~ me
eanltdfy bonrd. who - Ia
- business, " expected
[nrn sunday or Monaay
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03
Representative Asks
Probe of Conduct
OF Gov. RELY

wAsHINGToN. March a.
An Investigation of official con-
duct Of Gov. r.. Mont Reilly. OF
Porto Rico. by the house lnsuiar
committee h provided In
n resolution introduced today by
Representative Humphreys. demo
crat, OF Mississippi. such an in
curry has been requested by tho
Porto Ricnn senate.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03

TUNNH4ETFtN FEITt Nf1IE
Eng The Gres'
N monastery, enid 70 be- the
4frcnrhold Of the Franciscan
~ Euniand. ~ up sfor sale
,f4lfe firm. The monastery
balIi in Inc thirteenth CEN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03

Tigers r said TO suffer more
from seasickness than any other
animal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03

D suppl Co, Phones 4 and 5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03

ATHENS March 5-r Lord
Byron were to SINK or f.. ufiI ui
Athens toduy 30 BE- uuIf" probable
be- would modity Dos uu., In
stead ui=
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-18
GALES !. FERRY

Conservation Of the Common Things Of
Life to Gods Service, Exodus 4; 4. was
the theme of Rev. G. H, Nright's ser
mon IN the NJ. E. church Sunday morn
ing. At the otfsFtory solo, Loves Of
fering, was sung by d. R. povey, Miss
Jennie G. Perkins, organist.
At the Sunday school session Assistant
superintendent Dudley c, Perkins vas in
charge in the absence Of Supt. c. e. Col
YER There was a good attendance.
The evening service was omitted that
members OF the congregation might at
tend the special service at Trinity Meth
odist church in Norwich to hear Chap
lain a. Earl Kernahan. who spoke on
The IdealiRn Of Jesus.
The first number IN the series Of seven
games played in the Country club house
here Friday evening between the Gales
Ferry Pinochle club and the Quaker Hill
club resulted % to IS in favor Of Gales
Ferry. All the games viii be Mayed al
the Country club house, the Quaker Hill
club coming here by automobiles. Re
freshments we're served at the close Of
the game.
4 party was given Miss Matilda Kleuss
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-18

on her 12th birthday Saturday afternoon
at the home OF her uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs. John Harold. at the submarine
base. Nine guests were present, games
were played, and music was furnished
served and Miss Kieuss received many
pleasing gifts,
A stereopticoa lecture on Japan, one Of
the series sent out by the state board OF
education, vas given under the auspices
Of the Village Improvement association
in the Country club house one evening
last week. Rev. Allen Shaw Bush. pres
ident Of the association. read the lecture
and Walter H. Buckingham. who is
spending some weeks in Norwich, came
down and operated the slides.
Mrs. Carleton P. Browning and Mrs
Frank sglith Of Britannia Beach, B. c..
Ehe are the guests OF Mrs. Browning's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan 4. Gibbs
are spending 3 few days In New York.
Aiss Amelia MatheWson, who - very
Ill at her home In the village, has been
mere comfortable fer . day o. two.
tendance. Miss Afathewsen's brother
Randolph Mathewsea. from Ptttsaeld
Mass, who has been q guest at the hons
here, returned last Thursday.
Mrs. Luelus Brown of NoEwicis was q
caller at the home Of her uncle. Neye,
y. Allyn, one day last week.
Mrs. Eliza Tarrant Of GFoton Is spend,
ing some time at the kouae OF her sen-in
law and daughter, Mr. ana Mrs. Fre(
fabel, at the!T home In the village
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-18

ttlsk laurel might be put on his brow.
a cord held in the. right hand OF the
bronze image stretched across the park
10 stationary kite. q symbol Of the
one that coFlmuned with lightning and
gave Franklin the big idea about cleo.
tricity.
Some Of the sound advice that Frank
lin gave was quoted by speakers and
the crowd was introduced TO two OF hi.
several times srandsons, Arthur Duane
and Franklin Bache Huntington. Mr.
Huntington profoundly displayed a tiny
hole at the top Of his right ear, and
remarked that Franklin had similar sits
In both ears.
The post office department, Of which
Mr. Franklin was postmaster general
at the salary Of $1,000 a year teined II
the celebration while naegie cameras
clicked. selling Mr.. Huntingdon treas
ury certificate as part Of the thrift
week programme.
The statue was illuminated after DARK
by searchlights IN order that homewar6
bound workers might behold the hone1
that sometimes comes to the thrift.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-18
SAYS ACID STOMACH
CAUSES INDIGESTION
Excess Of hYdroehlorie acid snurs %hs
feed and ferms gases.

u1ateesteS food delayed IN the
seomaeA decays, u7 rather. fsTInents the
sa1as as food left in the open air, says
9 noted authority. He also tells US,
hat Indigestion is caused by Hyper
sci6ity, meaning, there Is an excess OF
hJadrechlcgic acfd IN The stomach which
prevents complete digestion and starts
tood fermentation. Thus everything
sztez scars n the stomach much Ike
ssrhaSe sours In q cap, forming acrtd
aliids and gases which initiate the
stomach ike toy balloon. Then we
isei ; heavy. iGrapy misery In the
chest. we bslsh UP gas, we eructste
sour food OF have heartburn, hatulsnee,
water -brasA or nausea.
He tells US to lay aside all digestive
aids ana instead. get from any pAar-
macy four ounces e9 Jad Salts and take
a tAhlespooEful In glass Of water be-
fore breakfast and drink while It ie
eFervesclng and furthermore. TO con-
time this for week. While relief
fellows the first dose. It is important
3 Reutralize the acidity, remove the
gas making mass, start the liver
stimulate the Kidneys and thus pro-
Elets & Tree flow Of pure digestive
tuicas.
Je6 Salts IS inexpensive sna is made
s-oya the ssid. OF grapes and lemon
frlte, combined With litaia and sodium
phosphate. This harmless salts is used
~ thousands Of people for stomach
.sos-ble with excellent results.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-18
BOLTON

Felix Boero, 20. of New York, until
recently a resident of Bolton, died last
week Monday from measles. Mr. Boero
Is survived by his mother Mrs. G. Boero
three brothers. Louis, Camille and Err
nest, and a sister, Mrs. Rose Nora, all
of Bolton, two sisters his wife and six
weeks old baby, all of New York Mrs.
Felix Boero is critically i'll following two
surgical operations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Griffin have sold
their farm adjoining the j. Alton LOOMS
place to Hartford parties and have
moved to Preston.
Maxwell Hutchinson was In Waterbury
last week attending the state grange
meeting as delegate from Bolton grant c.
Mrs. Myroa NJ. Lee, lecturer of Bolton
grange, was in attendance at the lee
turers' meeting in Waterbury Tuesday OF
| last week.
Miss Helen Matthew of Hartford spen.
| the week end with her mother. Mrs. F. ].
Matthew.
| Miss Katherine L Troland of Now
London, q graduate of Connecticut COL
/ lege, has succeeded Miss Margaret DAILY
as teacher in the South school. Miss
DAILY resigned to teach in East Hartford
and board with her mother, Mrs Eliza
DAILY. in South Manchester. Miss Tro-
Land is boarding at George W. Finne.
| cams.
Bottom grange, No. A. met last Friday
! evening and installed officers as follows
Mas er. NJ SIS Adeiia n. Lcemis overseer
Maxwell Hutchinson lecturer. Mrs My
ron NJ. Lee; secretary. Miss Annie NJ
AlEord; chaplain, f. .. Finley; gate
keeper, Ernest NJ. Boero; treasurer, Mrs
F. D. Finley; lady assistant steward
Miss Eleanor Hutchinson; Flora Mis-.
Olive Hutchinson; Ceres, Miss Annett,
Muzzio; Pomona, Mrs. Russell Lee TIL,
installing officer was Mrs. Walter Ha
vens Of Coventry. who did the installin:
in q very pleasing manner. After tn
meeting was closed an oyster supper wa.
| served
The Center teacher Miss Hazel Bo
gardus, who has been i'll since befor
Christmas. has imp owed and has re
| turned from her homo in Worcester
Mass.
Miss Elizabeth c. Sumner substitute,
at the Center school last week.