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Pocahontas star herald., 1922-06-30
PERU

Bro. Monroe WItcher filled bis
regular appointment here Sunday.
Roy Pierce and wife Of Eleven
point spent the week end with her
parents, Edgar FarTow's.
Mrs. w. w. Johnson has as her
guest, her mother, Mrs. Annie Neal,
of Pratt, Mo.
Hulen Farrow and wife spent the
week end with her parents, JEFF
Cavenar's of EIevenpoInt.
Garland Canada made a special
trip to Pocahontas Sunday.
Boyd Robinson and family and
Rufe Ingram and family were
guests at Mrs. Martha Hstley's
Sunday.
George Crays ana family of Rey-
no visited relatives here Saturday
night.
Minnie Venson and Willie Crays
made business trip to Pocabontas
Saturday.
Elsie Totty visited her uncle, g.
w. Crays, at Reyno from Tuesday
until Sunday.
Pink Hanyie preached at Skaggs
Saturday night.
Bro. WItcher and family we're
guests at Edgar Farrow's Sunday.
The singing at Mrs. Martha Hat
leY's was we'll attended Sunday after
noon.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-06-30

Raymond Henley of Oklahoma
preached at the Christian church
Saturday evening and Sunday at
1900.
Mics Effie Hanna conducted pray.
er service at the Methodist church
Wednesday evening. That Is a
great honor to any young person
Better TO be able to conduct the wor,
ship of our Lord than to function in
hIgh(?) society.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. N. Pond of
Celina, Texas, motored into town
Tuesday, the goth, having left Gel
ina the Wednesday before, visiting
their daughter al Heber Springs and
then on 10 Maynard, arriving here
at about noon.
The presiding elder of this dis
trlot preached at the Methodist
church Friday evening and at Mid
dlebrook Saturday aud Saturday
night 1t Is said hat not few of
the official members of the church
attended ball g .me stead of De-
ing at church. Shame on them.
Hon. Grtnvhle Cublge, candidate
for state superintendent of public
instruction has distributed some
literature purportlng to explain the
proposed l4th amendment TO the
constitution. People should post
themselves thoroughly on this ques
ton before going to the p Is. The
question is evidently of great i'm
portsnce aud should command our
attention, and due CONSIDERATION, as
1t concerns the future welfare of the
children of the country. The chill
dren Of today will le h9 men and
women of tomorrow IN .heir train
ing should command our very best
consideration. They should have
the very best educational adyan-
tages Then study this question
and vote as your best judgement
dictates, and not as some politician
may dictate.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-06-30

Mines B. F and Charles Lewis of
Feach Orchard, with their little
daughters the Misses Josephine and
Mary, spent Friday afternoon with
Mrs DuLlney.
w. j, Brown aud Gene Bass
were in Pocshontas on business
Wednesday of last week.
Robert Ingram aud wife of near
Maynard spent part of last week
visiting Mrs Ingram, sister, Mrs.
j. D Kerley aud family.
Vernon Vaughn and Miss Ora In.
gram spent last Sunday visiting
friends near DAtto.
b F. Albright left for Little
Rock last Sunday afternoon to bring
his son, MIlton, home from the saul
tarium, where he has been for treat
ment for the past few weeks
MIss Ora Hawkins was Sunday
guest of Miss Lucy Smith at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Ab.
anIthY.
Mrs. Will Cantwell and little son
of Corning spent last week at the
home OF Mrs. CautwellI parents,
Mr.. and Mrs J. s. DAVIS.
JEFF Morris was in Knobel last
Saturday night witnessing the insti.
tuition OF an .. K s. Chapter at tina.
place.
Mrs Mary Brown was "unier
the weather" several days last week.
Mrs. Long Is on an extended
visit with her son, Nose Long, and
family.
A member Of our dsnlzens attend.
ed services at the Pirtle church last
Sunday afternoon and witnessed the
rite Of foot washing as performed
by the FreewlIl Baptist followers
of that place.
Ed. Il. L Lewis filed his ap-
polntment at the BapIst church last
Saturday night Sunday and Sunday
night. His sermons were filed
with the usual amount of eloquenoe,
logic and spiritual uphft, Elder
Lewis IS nearing the fifth years
pastoral of this little oAurch and by
his devotion to the cause has engen-
dered IN the minds. aud hearts of his
many admirers desire for harmony
and right living.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-06-30
MAYNARD

Ben Jones, prosperous farmer
of Current River bottoms, was IN
town Saturday.
L. A. Dock Crismon has quit
farming and gone to work-on a
Ford.
Claud PhIpps ahd wife of Middle
brook visited Ben Choa e, folks SUM-
day.
w. L. Johnson, farmer and stock
man OF MIddlebrook, was IN town
Thursday.
Horace Swindle completed his
work in Illinois and Missouri and
has returned home.
J. r. Il Ingram, wife and daugh.
ter were IN town w ednesday shop.
ping.
If everybody would always try to
do right there would be less trouble
in the community.
Ken Wright, a prosperous farmer
from the Middlebrook community
was IN town Monday morning.
The teachers of this section are
attending the Institute at PocahOn-
tas this week.
Rev. l.. q. Miller filled his regu-
lar appointment at the Baptist
church Saturday at 1890 and Sun
day at 1900 aud evening.
Freely Belford of Reyno come
over Wednesday with load of coal
oil which he disposed of to the mer
ohaGts.
Mr.. Woodwork, the American
Tobacco salesman for this territory
was calling on our merchants Wed
nesday and Thursday.
Uncle Billie Salmon of the Sup
ply neighborhood died ThuIsda'
night He had some form ot stom
ach trouble.
The Misses Oakley left Thursda
morning for West Tennessee after
visit OF several weeks with thel
parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. N. Pond o
Celina, Texas, left Maynard Satur
day for their home, being prematur
ely called away.
Some rain IN light quantities de
tubuted throughout the country
We would enjoy real old tim
summer shower Of about one half |,
one inch rain T.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-06-30
L ate County News
OLD JACKSON

A large crowd assembled at tn,
home OF Mrs. Sam Songer June Il
and gave her surprise party, L
being her blr,hd.y. She received
several nice presents. They Gang
songs and played games until 1880
then refreshments were served
They all left wishing Mrs. songer
many more happy birthdays.
Mrs. V. d. Monroe and little son
Of lmboden spent last Friday at the
home of Mrs. Ell Brown of this
place.
Sam Songer and family aud p.
w. songer and wife spent Sunday
si the home of g. w. Chitwood.
Marion Knox of Memphis Is VISIT
ing at the home of George Crater
near this place.
Mrs. X. b. Walker and Miss
Pearl Sopger attended the funeral
Of N. g. Boyd at Opposition last
Tuesday.
Quite crowd Of young folks went
TO Birdell last Saturday fishing.
Those IN the party were: Misses
Maron Crater, Katie Williams,
Yernice DePriest and Lillian Full
iDgton, Walter Kimba.l and Marion
Knox. They report a good time
and several nice fish.
A little child Of Mr.. Malems was
Kicked by a mule IN the face on the
18th. DR.. Hatcher was called. lie
sewsd the place up and the child
vas getting along fine at last report
!. J. Brooks and wife molored
ever to Pooahontas Monday on
bnsness,
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-06-30
SHAVERS'S EDDY

Cotton is looking good except
that some squares are dropping off.
Some kind of an insect is singing
the stem just under the formati IN OF
the bloom.
b. X. Johnson is working a large
force chopping over his cotton the
second time.
Cleve Gazaway went TO Pocahon
tas Saturday and purchased a new
Baby Overland car.
J. Z. GazawaY made businl ss
trip to Pocahontas Saturday and or
dered a new Ford car.
Frank Anderson is up again after
som few days illness with heart
failure.
Mrs. PINK Hanvie is very poorly
at this writing.
Pink Hanvle went over to Skaggs
Saturday night and reports good
time. Coed singing aud a large
crowd.
Leon Luter and family are visit
ing at Success this week.
Mrs. Robert Segraves is very Ill
at this writing.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-06-30
BIGGERS

Hot, dry and dusty at this writ.
ing.
Quite a lot of sickness In these
parts at this time.
Mrs. Ella Reynolds and son,
Thomas, had business at Reyno last
of the week.
Ben Johnson of Pocahontas, pop
ular candidate for circuit clerk pass.
ed through here Thursday enroute
to Maynard.
Frank Gates and family visited
his brother, Wash, down near Skaggs
Ferry Sunday.
Jesse LacewelI and Geo F. John
ston went down Current river fish
ing one day last, week. George
guided the boat and Puxico pulled
some real fishing stunts. They
landed ten dandys.
Miss Lena Bundren, our postmls-
tress, Is preparing to build new
house for the post Office.
Uncle Sam Brown of Pocahontas
was in town Saturday. He is said
to be ninety years old and is active
ly engaged In buying timber.
Aunt Josie Johnson fell from her
door step and was very badly lnjur.
ed Monday.
John Green and family of Spring
field, Mo were here the last of the
week looking after business ard Wis.
iting old friends.
The Cadmean Chautauqua opened
here Monday for three days series.
Their programs were exceptionally
good.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. HARRISON re
turned Saturday from a weeks visit
to his father at Eldon, Mo.
Harry Hlte has sold his old tin
lizzie and bought new one.
Several from here were invited to
the joint birthday dinner given by
Tom Luter and Rufe Segraves last
Sunday.
Aunt Laurie Good win reports that
she lost her land purse with a small
pocket book In it containing less
than one dollar In change and hand
bill of the Pooahontas barbecue
Finder will do Aunt Laurie a great
Iavor If he will return same.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-06-30
holland

People are about up with cotton
choppIng.
A large crowd attended church at
Cedar Ridge last Sunday.
B, F. Slsson and wife are attend.
ing the Teachers Institute at Poca-
hontas this week.
Miss Edna Cox is visiting Bro.
David Jones and wife at Reyno this
week.
Pearl Barnes and K. Ward sup
pered with friends at South holland
last Sunday.
Bro. Simmons made a business
trip to Pocahontas last Monday.
He brought back load of goods for
merchant, j. J. Shepherd.
Harry Shepherd, our next school
principal, is again back home from
term spent at Maynard.
Rumor has it that Mack Huffsted-
ler, the tall sycamore OF holland,
will run for constable. Luck to you,
Mack.
Edmund Ward will soon take a
trip to Oklahoma.
Meta Bates, a one time resident
of Noland, now from Washington,
Is visiting homefolks. Welcome
home, Meta
Dogs have been doing a great deal
of sheep.kllllng tor Ross Thomas.
Kill tie dogs.
Newt Davis has quite a crew of
hay harvesters this week. Hay yield
is very light here this year.
Homer Ragan made a quick bust.
ness trip to Black Rock last Monday
morning.
Jim Henry Snodgrsss is very sick
at this writing. Also Mrs. McGee.
The Ragan boys have been hoeing
cotton for Ike OglesbY.
Mike Crockett was in our midst
last Sunday.
Ryburn Humes Is working fol
Edgar Slsson.
Pete Shaffer talks of moving t
Pocahontas soon.
A Mr.. Shlmmerhorn OF Shannon
called on the Draby family last Sun
day.
holland has two stores, one corr
mi!l,a p. o one church, five sohoo
teachers, three preachers, severa
handy "Jacks OF all trade" plent,
of farmers and a good prospect 70
plenty Of fruit Of all kinds aud som
of US can even make a good imitation
of uwhite mule"
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-06-30
BROOKINGS

About all the wheat in this loC "
ily has been threshed and land is
being made ready for the mid sum
mer hay sowing.
W. J. Brown was In knobel on
business last Monday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ray Vogan are IN
ST, Louis this week.
Vera, the 2 year old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Archer, was
quite sick a couple OF days last week
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-06-30
OLD REYNO

The musical was we'll attended at
the home of Miss Inez Lloyd last
Saturday night.
A bunch of youngsters gathered
at the home Of W. II. Ausman one
night last week aud spent some hap
py hours
F. M, Morrow is laying his corn
by. Hets dong good job Of it.
People here are all preparing 10
lay their cotton by next week.
James Davis was paid a visit last
Saturday by his daughter and her
husband
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-06-30
O'KEAN

Mrs. Vanus Higgins Is away visit
ing relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. French made
business trip to Pocahontss Sun
day.
Mrs. Merry Austin Is away visit
ing at this writing.
Leo Long has been on the sick
list for the past week.
Cal cKnelley has returned home
from Imboden.
Prayer meeting was we'll attend
ed Sunday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Ovens of
Pocahontas were visitors at Mr..
and Mrs. J. G. French's sunday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. F. Shelton made
a business trip to Pocahontas Mon
day.
HaryIe Holder aud wife are visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Robert Shelton,
at this writing.
Beatrice French spent Sunday
with her aunt, Mrs. Della WItcher.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-06-30

j. Williams was stung on the
hand last week by wasp and 1t Is
feared blood poison has set up.
Mrs. J. ]. Brooks Lost fine mare
by death last week. 1t Is supposed
1t got too hot. 1t died before they
got 1t to the house.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-06-30

Free--Buy bottle Of Annie
Belle Complexion Cream aud get
one frse at Burke's Pharmacy. Ju.
Iy lst 70 4Lh.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-06-30
Hurrah for the Fourth

Come in and help the American Legion Boys Cele
brate 1t is Their day-lets make it a memorable
one for Randolph county and Pocahontas.
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Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10

A farewell party was held recently at
the home of the Owls club in honor Of
Herbert Woodell member who has ac-
cepted a position with the Crank Trunk
railroad. Mr.. Woodell was presented a
handsome travelling bag and complete
toilet set This presentation was made
by John Ryan, and Mr.. Wooden re-
sponded with a few remarks. The enter
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10
JEWETT CRY

The Baptist church was filled with rel.
atives and friends of William tombstone
when his funeral services took place
Thursday afternoon. Representatives Of
the various organizations of which he
was member occupying reserved seats.
Rev. G. H. Andrews. a personal friend,
and chaplain of two of the lodges, was
the presiding minister. He offered pray
er and spoke from the text 1--WE bring
nothing into the world with us, and take
nothing out of it." Rev. J. W. Payne
also delivered a short eulogy. Both men
spoke eloquently Of Mr.. tombstone g
worth as a. friend and citizen. Mrs.
George H. Prior, Mrs George Sparks,
Miss Ida Foster and Mrs E. H Hiscox
sang Saved by Grace and o Morning
Land. Miss Alice Gilbert was the ac-
companist. Burial was in WilI.mantic
cemetery where Mr.. tombstone was laid
to rest among his kin with full Masonic
honors, the services being in charge OF
Mt. Vernon lodge. No. rs F. and A. NJ
Norman B. Parkhurst, master The
| bearers, representing the Masons, Odd
Fellows and Knights of Pythias, were
L. M. Carpenter, William McCluggage
John Davis, A. D. Trip, William T
| Crumb and G. H. Prior, all of whom are
Masons.
! There were beautiful flowers from tn.
wife brothers and sisters, Mrs Saraf
| William, Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. PurlI Mr.
and Mrs. W. T. Crumb and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis tombstone, Reli
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10

ance lodge, No. 20, I o. o. F.. Mt. YER
non lodge, No 10. E. and A. NJ, Un-
daunted lodge, No. 49, K, Of P. Norwich
nest Of Owls. district grand master and
staff. l. o. o. F.. Faith chapter. No. 81,
o. e. S.. Orville LaFlamme post, No. Is,
A. L., borough officials. the Calanthe
club. Crescent club. Whatsoever circle Of
the Kings Daughters, the Mary z.
Scranton Sunday school class, A. H.
johnson. Miss Grant and Mss Coughlan
B. R. Gardner. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Rocheleau, Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham ze-
geer. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R. Carey Mr..
and Mrs F. c.. Whiting, Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan Babcock, Mr. and Mrs. j. E
Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. John T. Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs
Alex McC3uggage. Elizabeth and Mildred
McCluggage. Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Steb-
bins Mr.. and Mrs. James Blair Mr.. and
Mrs, F. E Rob 'nson. Mr. and Mrs. L. NJ.
Carpenter, Luella S. Jacobs and J. H.
White.
Relatives from out Of town who at
tended the services were Mr.. and Mrs:
| James Johnstone Of Fall River, Mr.. and
and son Francis, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Johnstone, Mr.. and Mrs. Ture Olsen, Mr..
| and Mrs. Allan Macarthur and sons,
William and Duncan, and Mrs. Sarah
| Williams of Willinantic Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert Travis of North Adams and Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Purll of Spencer
The first visit Of the ambulance from
Backus hospital Norwich, Wednesday to
| Jewett City caused a rather pecliar sit
! uation.- Mrs. Prentice Chase Ashland
Cotton company's corporation nurse, tel.
4 ephoned for the ambulance to come for a
patient on Hill street. After waiting
| some time. she called again to find oui
why the ambulance did not arrive She
| was told that it had been here and had
| brought her patient to Norwich AS the
| child was still here, the next question
| was, Who took the first ride? 1t devel-
| oped that through some misunderstood
| ing as to street the ambulance drove UT
l to a house on School street instead OF
/ Hill street. A woman formerly known
| as Mary Austin, now Mrs. Yarnucz, lived
| there, and the driver asked if there was
| a sick woman there who wanted to go to
| the hospital, and they sent for Mary
who was visiting neigobors She said
| Sure, she wanted to go" So in she got
| and rode away IN great state. Then II
was discovered that the right patient was
still in .Jewett City. When interviewed
] Mary said she was sick and wanted tc
| go to the hospital, and as the ambulance
| kindly called for her she went AS ne
one is responsible for her going to the
| hospital it is probable she will be sem
| home again.
/ Mrs. D. f. Finn has had as her CUES
her sister. Mrs. William H. Nichols, o
Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10
STAFFORD SPRINGS

The funeral Of Frank N. Feuton was
neld at his home on Stafford street
Thursday afternoon at two o'clock Rev
e. A. Legg of the Methodist church Of
hciated. Burial was in the Springs Gem
etery. Mr.. Fenton was born IN StaeforS
In August. 1871, the son OF Marcus P.
Fenton and Marcia R. Morse. Besides hi
wife he leaves five chill rem. Marjorir
Fenton and Mrs. Frencis Long OF Detroit
Michigan. Carl F. Fenton of Cincinnati
Ohio, Barbara and Alton Fenton, Of St-f
ford. He also leaves two sisters, Mr.. w
c. Ruby and Miss Lila Fenton of WIFI
mantle.
Mrs. Ernest Robbins has gone to Soutr
Paris, Me-, having received a word a fe--
days ago that her father was seriously i'll
Mrs. Jessie Sturgeon and sons Steph IN
and PhiEfo Of West Springfield, have beer
visiting Mr.. and Mrs Stephen Pease.
Frank H. Baker has purchased the Buck
and Sullivan PROPERTY on Main street
Raymond Towne has sod a cor. are or
Grant aeenue to Mrs. Carrie D. Need
ham,
Miss Mildred Potter of Norwich has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred It
Lane.
The banks and library Will be close
Monday in honor OF Lfncoin's birthday.
William Hosten Camp, Sons of Vet
Grams, has installed the following officers
| g, Charles Curnan S. v. c.. Ernest K
TAFT; J. V. G., Gerald F. ShetYard; trees
urer, john Hancock: eecret~ry, Jellr
/! Irons Jr.; camp council G. r Sheoard
William Irons, Warren Boardnan, patri-
otto instructor, William E. Ben+on; chap
lain, F. W, Howard; bearer, VIM Irons
guard, John Irons: outside guard, Napol
con Lanntgan.
The town assessors have complete
their work and the lists are now in th'
hands of the board of relief. The as
SCISSORS figures show total grerd list o
s5.T77.406. There are 1913 houses vel
ned at st,583.41o: 1877 harms, s2"5 S65
11eo house lots, s46S,sso; 80 building'
| USED for business purposes. s2SS,250; s.
buildings for manufacturing purposes. ST..
0e5,300; 1859 acres OF land s423.455
401 horses and mules. s33,27o 1850 cat
tie, $4,000; sheep. st79O; 99S dogs, SO
| $50; asa motor vehicles, $3.50, 107.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10
ELLINGTON

The Womans club met with Miss Mary
j. Kimball at her home on Maple street
Monday afternoon.
On Tuesday evening the Center Whist
cub met with Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Aborn.
The first gentlemans prize went to c. A.
Price, and Mrs. Price won the ladies' first
pre-.
The members of Ellington grange de-
gree team gave surprise party and
shower to Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Patric at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Holton
Tuesday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Patric
received many beautiful gifts. A Jolly
evening was spent by those present
Wednesday evening Ellington grange
had an unusually good program, it being
in charge of the teachers of the town
There was a large attendance at the
supper and dance given in town hall Sat
urday evening by the grange. Over 500
was Melted.
This (Friday) evening there is to be a
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10

banquet in the lecture room of the church
for the Senior and Junior Christian En-
deavor societies. A fine program has
been arranged to follow the supper.
Her Sons Sweetheart, a comedy in
three acts, is to be given by the Ellington
Girl Scouts. Following the play there
will be a dance, the music by Kabrick's
orchestra of Rockville.
IS Carrie Noble accompanied by
Misses .Syb1 Weymouth and Nina Rey-
nolds of Bristol. spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs H. T. Noble.
Sunday morning Rev. James T. Carter
read his resignation, 10 take effect April
1st Mr.. Carter has been called to the
Congregational church in Northbridge
Mass.
DR.. E. A. Brace is seriously i'll at his
home on Maple street.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10
ROCKVILLE

The Y. P. S. C. E. society of this place
was invited to meet with the society of
the Pawcatuck Seventh Day Baptist
church at Westerly Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Phebe Kenyon who has been
confined to her bed for a few weeks, is
able to sit up some.
A business meeting of the S. D. B.
church was held Saturday evening, when
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10
NORWICH BULLETIN
Willimantic Office
81 Church Street Telephone 1908

At one of the liveliest town meetings
held in years, over $50 people at the
town hall Thursday night voted an ad-
ditional $12, soc to be used in construct
ing the new school house at Windham
Center, and levied an IL mill tax on the
grand list Of the town Of Windham.
The meeting was called to order at 8
o'clock by Town Clerk Frank P. Fem
ton and A Linn weatherhead was ap-
pointed moderator Of the meeting. Fol-
lowing the reading of the warning. Will
IAN a. King offered a resolution to the
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10

Hartford.-Dr. Daniel E. Shea of this
city. connected with the state department
of health, and acting assistant surgeon
of the United States public health ser.
vice has invented new surgical instru-
ment which has ttracted wide attention
n medical circles. 1t is an apparatus fol
use in operations where bladder rriga,
ton is called for.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10
GRIsWoLD

Mr. Garand remains Ill at his home in
Pachaug. s.
a skating party Of about Is met re-
Gently at Victor CampbelPs. They had a
very enjoyable evening. After skating.
they went to the house, where refresh
mentS Wora sarved
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10

solicitors were appointed to canvass for
funds to meet the church expenses for
the coming year.
Palmer L. Hopkins who has been III
with pneumonia, is reported as somewhat
improved.
Scarlet fever is said to have broken
out again in the Jacques family at Mos
cow.