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Milford chronicle., 1928-06-29

Samuel c. Evans, who attended as a
visitor from the Milford club. The
guests were Harley J. COnaway, of
Georgetown, and E. B. Griffenburg,
of Wilmington.
The Georgetown Fire Company
Minstrels gave an entertainment to
the inmates of the Sussex County
Almshouse last Thursday night.
Harold w. T. Purnell furnished the
moving pictures for the occasion.
The inmates were very much de-
lighted and enjoyed the entertain
ment.
Willard Gray, a veteran railroad
man of this town, who some time
ago underwent a surgical operation
in the Jefferson Hospital in Phila-
delphia, has undergone second
operation. He is improving and his
many friends hope for his speedy
recovery.
Miss Eta Pettyjohn, of Philadel
phia, spent last week with her
grandmother, Mrs, Sallie E. Pepper,
here.
Misses Elizabeth and Sarah Mes
sick, of Milford, spent the weekend
Milford chronicle., 1928-06-29

with Miss Pauline Godfrey, here.
Miss Alice Truitt, of Philadelphia,
spent last, week with old friends
here. Miss Truitt was formerly a
resident of this town
Miss Ethel NAPLES has returned
from Florida where she spent the
winter.
Mrs. Frank M. Jones and daugh-
ter, Eunice, spent part of last
week in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Josiah Wilson spent last
week with relatives in Baltimore.
Mrs. Ida Sammons spent last
week with relatives in Philadelphia.
Former Detective Oscar M. Thorn
as, of Wilmington, was among
friends here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlin Hinman and
two children, Doris and Irene, spent
last week with friends in Virginia.
Milford chronicle., 1928-06-29

hundred, to Elmo B. Pettyjohn; on
the estate of Charles H. Sackett, OF
Cedar Creek hundred, to Milford
Trust Company, George M. 'Sackett
and Arthur Sackett; on the estate
of Ella M. Collins, of Cedar Creek
hundred, to Thomas Thaddeus
Windsor; on the estate of Earl d.
Hopkins, of Broad Greek hundred,
to Anna c. Hopkins; on the estate
of William r. Aldred, of Cedar
Greek hundred, to Anna c. Aldred
and the First National Bank of
Milford.
Sheriff Bryan must be feeding
good as he has thirty prisoners
boarding with him at the county
Jail here.
George Hill, the efficient manager
of the local ]. w. Crooks Store, has
resigned his position and accepted
position as conductor with the
Pullman Car Company, with head
quarters in Philadelphia. Georges
many friends are sorry for his de-
parture and hope him success in
his new position.
John Abbott, who has been suf-
fering from fractured ankle for
some time past, is still improving
and expects to soon be able to be
back to his barber business again.
Wilson Boyer, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Boyer, and Miss Vir-
ginia Chipman, daughter of Mrs.
Edna Chipman, all of this town,
were married Saturday morning at
Z o'clock in St. Pauls P. E. Church,
this town, by Rev. S. D. Van Loon.
They left for an automobile trip to
Boston and other northern cities.
They will reside here, as the groom
is connected with the Diamond
State Laundry.
DR.. John Best Robinson, of Lewes,
was among friends here Saturday.
Robert P. Davis, Esq, of Milford,
the Georgetown Rotary
Club at its meeting Friday night
His subject was: my Trip to Eu-
rope" which was a very interesting
address. He was accompanied by
Milford chronicle., 1928-06-29
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER
TFrOs National Editorial ASSociatiOSI
[sPEc1AL TO cHRoNIcLE1

= washington, June 27.-The politl-
cal atmosphere of Washington IS
charged with expectancy. The leg
ions of office holders and politicians
impatiently await the outcome OF
: the Democratic National Convention
at Houston. Second only in i'm
!. portance to the identities of the nom
inees for President and Vice-Presi-
dent. is the declaration of princ1-
nles as enunciated in the party
platforms.
:, The campaign for the Presidency
will be in full blast within the next
ten days. Republicans have already
nerfected their National Organiza
tion with the selection of the Secre-
tarv of the Interior Hubert Work,
as Chairman of the Republican Ma
.tional Committee. Definite arrange
ments for the conduct of the cam
paign hinges upon the results at
Houston. Current information is to
the effect that the Presidential cam
paign will center upon the person
alities of the candidates more than
the platform of partisan intentions.
However, the deluge of political
clabtrap with a campaign imposes
upon a nation will be forthcoming
from the party propagandists.
. One of the great problems OF the
major parties is to measure the po-
litical tendencies of the hundreds
of thousands of men and women
who have reached the voting age
since the last election. 1t is gen
orally recognized that the younger
generation does not take its poll
tics as seriously as the Oldsters.
For that reason the two parties will
concentrate in their efforts to show
the new citizens the need of exer-
Milford chronicle., 1928-06-29

cising the franchise and to ac-
quaint them with the men and po-
litical issues.
The special Senate Campaign In
vestigation Committee has appar-
emily fallen by the wayside. The
committee, headed by Senator Stei-
wer, Republican, of Oregon, stirred
up considerable smoke prior to the
Kansas City convention but has
been inactive since that date. 1t
is announced that the committee
will remain quiet during the cam
paign to meet again in November,
quite significantly, after the cleo
ton. At the time the committee
was created, friends of Mr.. Hoover
said that Vice-President Dawes and
other anti-Hoover leaders were re-
sponsible for its existence. The
claim was made by the pro-Hoover-
ties that this faction wanted to en-
barrass the Hoover campaign lead
ers and switch public sentiment.
Whatever the real purpose of the
committee, it has not contributed
very much to the movement of puri-
flying politics by restricting cam
paign expenditures.
One of the most active govern
ment agencies is the Interstate
Commerce Commission. This indie
pendent body has charge of trans
portation matters and unlike many
other government departments,
functions at all time without regard
to the presence of Congress. At
present the Commission is partic-
ularly interested in mergers and a
reduction of freight rates.
Milford chronicle., 1928-06-29

A married man whose attentions
were rejected by New York actress
killed both the lady and himself. The
proper procedure in cases of this
sort is for the gentleman to kill him
self first.-The Pathfinder.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Holly Bostick and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z. TONNE were
Harlingen visitors Tuesday eve
ming.
Mi. and Mrs. X. y. Harding were
visiting friends in Harrington Sun
day.
Mrs. II. Z. Tonne entertained the
Little Bridge club at her home Fri
day afternoon
Miss Willie Robinson spent Sun
day in Edinburg visiting her broth
err, Lee Robinson, and family.
Mrs. Charles Zolninger. Mrs. w
III. Giles and daughter, Ellen, Mrs
Frances Knox and Mrs. +. l.. Roots
were visiting in olmito Sunday
afternoon.
Mesdames George Lochrie, Joe
Lochrie, II. 4. TONNE, Holly Bos-
tick and r. +. Robinson were call
ers in San Benito Wednesday.
c. Z. Barton Of Columbus, Ohio,
spent a couple Of days here this
week, the guest Of his mother, Mrs
B. S. Wright.
A program was rendered ut the
Livrite club Wednesday noon, under
the direction Of Mrs. K. B. Burton
Those taking part in the program
were Misses Katie Swayze and Rose
Earle, with a couple OF duet selec-
tions; Miss Merbel Parr with n read
ing, and Charles Barnett with a vio-
lin solo, accompanied by Mrs. Bar
nett.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-06
EDCOUCH

Mrs. Fred Robertson attended the
bridge party given by Mrs. J. S. San
ders of La Feria Saturday evening.
Mrs. j. 3. Lester end daughter
Doris. left Monday night for a visit
in Gonzales. Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Box and Mrs
Storms of Harlingen we're callers on
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Purcell Friday.
A missionary meeting was held al
the community house Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Osborne Of Miles. Tex. i
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Z. G.
R~easonover.
Mrs. A. p. Hill was a business call
err in San Benito Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Rogers. prop
erty owners joining Edcouch, re-
turned north after a months visit
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Roser and family
were visitors at the c. NJ. Adkins
home Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mattilee Squyres. ALIVE Can
non, and ID. Q. Squyres, Jr., were IN
Reynosa last Sunday.
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK
MONDAY

Womens Auxiliary Of the Presbyterian chureh will meet at the
church for a monthly business session at $3.50 p. m.
w. M. s. of the Baptist church will hold a business and social
meeting n. the church at $3.50 |. m. Special program for all protested
Christians Of forty years standing. Members Of Circle No. 3 Mrs.
Ben c. Clark, chairman, hcstesses.
glanz. hostess al her home On Elizabeth street, $3.50 p. m.
Womens Missionary society Of the Christian church will meet at
the residence of Mrs. A. Il. Cole IN Leyee street at $3.50 p. m. Miss
Bette Hopper. leader of the lesson
Womens Auxiliary meeting at the parish house Of the Church Of the
Advent at 8 D. m. Hostesses Mesdames r. L. Holland, G.. $ Morton,
and s. L. Turner.
Business meeting Of Hope chapter 124 Of Eastern Star at the
Masonic temple at s p m. Following IS niiatio IL moe
TUESDAY
Mardi Bridge club, Mrs. W.. B. Thompson. hostess at her home At
8 D m. on Elizabeth street.
HfLo Bridge club. Mrs. Clyde Owens, hostess at nr nome o
Adams street in West Brownsville.
Business meeting and election " OFFICERS busine ~ oiessi
Al Women,s club at home Of Mrs. +. c. Pierce on Levee street.
Brownsville Music club lecture meeting a the Baptist church at
$3.50 a. n. Public invited. 49,.
her home 0 n First and Washington streets.
=" Evening Bridge club will meet with Dr. NJ. L. Murray at 1880 P. m.
Mt her home o n Washington street
T" Ir.t Sew club. hostess Mrs. Harry Slavitchek, at her home lOl st.
Charles street
THURSDAY
- club Mrs. O. Z. Taylor, hostess in West Brownsville.
American Legion Auxiliary important business meeting az . o eloeA
- tie evening 1t the Legion home o. Leyee stree.
rr;ordIv Bridge club. Mrs. J. A. Graham to entertain a . p M
:. ber home in West Brownsville.
Ffrst Ward p. 7. A. meeting, last one OF year. At cnool nouse q
$3.50 p. m.
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MILITARY BRIDGE

MILITARY BRIDGE
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed I. Starr enter
tanned with a military bridge" par
~ Saturday evening in two OF the
Harding apartments in honor OF
Mrs. Floyd T. Bower of Detroit
Mich. sister of Mrs. John +. john
son. The rooms were decorated
with cut flowers. There were five
tables OF players. each table repre-
senting a different country. and
flags instead Of points were either
won or lost. The blue table. defend
ed by Mesdames Floyd T. Bower and
C. j.. Scott and Messrs. S. l.. Gill
and George Lochrie. won the most
flags and were awarded the prizes,
while Mrs. Bower. the guest OF hon
or. was presented a Mexican serape.
Those present were Mrs. Floyd
IT. Bower, Messrs. and Mesdames j.
f. Johnsno, II. A. White, S. l.. Gill,
C. j. Scott, George r. Lochrie. b. l..
jenkins, f. l.. Bradley, NJ. H. Dreyer
and Hays Scissor.
A chicken barbecue was served
Thursday evening on the Arroyo Col
orado 20 the members of the Ray
mondville Woman's club and their
husbands with sixty guests present,
This will be the last function OF the
club during the present club year,
and takes the place Of the custom
airy banquet, which has been given
on former years. The occasion was
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CONTINUED from page seven)
rison, Geo. Morrison, Fleet Lentz,
John Thornburg. J.. C.. Potts, j.
Board, o. L. Ridenour, c. A. Rouse,
Alden Wade, A. Z. Darlington and
Mckinney. After the meeting re-
freshments Of chicken salad, waters
and punch were served.
w. L. Emery and c. Z. Christian
son returned Thursday from a trip
which took them to Sweetwater
Sterling City, and Itasca.
L. L. Bailey will attend the cham
Der of meeting in Corpus
Christi May Is.
Mrs. r. VI. De Laney, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Holloway
left for her home in Smithville Mon
day.
Edward Waller returned from
Trinity this week where he has been
visiting his mother.
NJ. L. Dew, Jr., returned from Aus
tin this week where he had spent
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B. Taylor
were Edcouch visitors Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. X. Hammer and
daughter. Mary Frances, and Mrs
j. II. Hammer were visitors in Nc
Allen Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Gordon and
daughter, Peggy, Of Edcouch we're
callers at the J. 0. Frizzell home
Monday.
Mrs. X. NJ. Anderson and daughter
Mary. Louise, left for Hugo, Okla
Monday evening to be at the bedside
Of Mrs. Anderson's mother who Is
critically i'll.
The Misses Lucille Kidder and
Genevieve Dawson Of Mercedes we're
Friday evening guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Camp.
Miss Manon Holloway who is visit
ing in New Orleans will leave from
there this week for Tarpon Springs
Fla, to spend some time with her
sister, Mrs. Leonard Sparks.
Mrs. Sam Young Of Harlingen Is
here to nurse her sister, Mrs. ". n
Jenkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Stats moved tc
Harlingen Monday where they VIII
make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Bridgeforth and
daughter, Dorothy, and Mr.. and Mrs
r. v. Lehman visited at the home OF
the Bridgeforth's daughter, Mrs
+. A. Walden.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-06
Cryptocosme Name
Given to 9Th Sense

PARIS (Pl-"Cryptocosme" Is the
new name given the sixth sense
by Charles Richet, mInen scientist
and member Of the Institute Of
France.
In his latest published pustifica-
tlon Of this uncanny power Richet
reaffirms his conviction that some
persons can read the writing within
sealed envelopes and reproduce draw
ings they have never seen.
Richet reminds people they al
ready admit the existence Of phe-
nomena that can not be received d.
rectly BY any Of their five senses.
such as wireless waves. ultraviolet
and infra-red rays, and magnetism.
Why then. he asks. deny the posi-
bility of other unknown vibrations ?
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MISSION
SOCIAL AFTERNOON

SOCIAL AFTERNOON
The women of the First Christian
church had a program Wednesday
evening, taking the place of the reg
ular mid-week meeting. IL was along
the social order with a miscellaneous
program. Miss Ruth Duncan gave
some violin and piano solos; Mrs.
Tracy Card gave some fine whistling
solos. there was a dialogue by the
Misses Lillian Mayberry and Eliza
beth Yoakum. duet by Mrs. Denton
and Miss Collier of Edinburg, a read
ing by Miss Lydia Eubanks from Ed
inburg, piano solo and vocal sots by
Miss Lola Eubanks and Mrs. Denton,
ending with a pageant, suggestive OF
the nearness Of Mothers Day.
Tom Homason, Jr., with his mother
Mrs. r. A. Humason at the piano,
gave the opening solo for the pageant
those participating in the pageant De-
ing Mrs. W. f. Hall and W children
and Billy Stewart in act one, misses
Mozelle and Dixie Lee Wood and
Sunshine Garrison in act two, and
Mrs. Corley and Judge J. Q. Henry IN
Get three.
The sixth grade class of the home
economies division prepared another
If their series of dinners under the
advice az their teacher. Miss Sanders
Wednesdav evening. This time the
girls from South Mission were the
hostesses and the guests were Mrs. i.
Sammons. Mrs. Lissner, Mrs. Z. ID.
E~ppright and Miss Clark.
The Woman's Tuesday club met at
the home Of Mrs. S. l.. Hardin TINS
week, with a full program. After q
roll call, which vas responded 70 oy
seventeen out of the nineteen mem
hers. the delegates TO the Valley led
ration at Harlingn on Tuesday, May
6 we're elected. The following were
chosen: Mrs. s. L. Hardin, reporting
delegate. Mrs. Wilbur Close and Mrs.
{ NJ. Hargrove. Alternates elected
usere. Mesdames Walter Roberts, 3
NJ. Duffie, r. II. Humason.
AZ the close of the business session
.hs for the day was an
rounced. the leaders being Mrs. E.
" Snrowl and Mrs. Wilbur Close.
The tonic was "The WILL" a half-hour
play by J. NJ. Barrie.
The Country club met at the home
~ MS. Halness four miles north OF
Mission this week. As usual, cards
ere the main attraction. Out-of-club
gnests were Mesdames J. d. Hill and
Lamar Gill Moody.
The Business and Professional
Uomen's club met at the city hall
r,se~dav evening for their regular
susiness session. The president. Mrs.
Mrcandles, appointed the nominating
.crmittee. the next meeting being
re date for the nomination OF Off
.srx for. the coming year. Plans we're
,lso completed for the giving OF a
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returned home Sunday evening from
San Antonio, where they spent sever
al days combining a pleasure ana
business trip.
Mrs. wilkins OF Harlingen, Is Wis
ting at the home Of her son, J. r.
wilkins. !.
Mrs. j. r. Lemen, ST.. left the past
week for her home in Kansas. having
spent the winter a the home OF her
son. J, X. Lemen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-06
LOS FRESNOS
z s OF SOCIETY

GUESTS OF SOCIETY
The Ladies Missionary society met
al the home of Mrs. j. c. Riehey on
Tuesday afternoon with a large
number of members and three visit.
ors, Mrs. Ivey, Mrs. L. q. Gaylord
and Mrs. =. o. Barr, present. Inc
Bible lesson for discussion was the
second chapter Of John.
Mrs. j.. w. Schneider gave a report
Of the work done at Weslaco IN the
Jubille conference. Mrs. Schneider
and Mrs. Harry Lupton were dele
gates 10 the conference from Los
Fresnos. The next meeting of the
missionary society will be held at
the home Of Mrs. Schneider on the
afternoon Of May :.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Z. +. Gaylord n Chicago has
arrived for a visit with her daughter,
Mrs. r. G. Richey.
Mrs. Jeff Fowler and son, James
Garland, of Harrington are guests at
the home Of Mrs. Fovler's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. EGmondson and
daughters. Rebecca, Mamie, and
Fanny Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Richey
and daughters, Margaret and Dorothy
Mae, and Misses Annetta, Helen and
Harriet Schneider, Mildred Raulston,
Myrtle Moore and IrmR Watkins at
tended the meeting # the Jubilee
conference at WeslacO on Thursday
evening.
Misses Jewell Moses, Grace Partain
and Sybil Coates, Wesley Moses and
Neil Karstetter spent Sunday visit
ing at Rio Grande City.
Neil Karstetter left for Chandler,
Ariz., Wednesday afternoon. Mr..
Karstetter started on tuesday after
noon but was delayed by the train
wreck on the Southern Pacific rail
road at La Coma. a small station on
the northern part of the tract. he
returned to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George L. Coates for the night,
where he has resided for several
months.
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SANTA MARIA

The following from Santa Maria
Methodist church attended the pa
geant and drills of the missionary
society at Weslaco Thursday night
Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ. Shipley, Mrs.
Z. r. Black, Misses Geneva and Irene
Shipley. Doris and Rachel Black,
Vivian and Margaret Matthews, Her
man Merten, and Dale Mock.
PERSONALS
F. Rodgers of Fort Worth was here
Thursday looking after some land in
terests.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.. Personius we're
Brownsville visitors Friday.
Mrs. +. H. Rowe and Charles ".
McLain were in Edinburg and Me-
Allen Wednesday.
Miss Ella NJ. Fetch Of San Antonio
came in Tuesday for n visit with her
sister. Mrs. S. II. McIain.
Mesdames z. n. Hargraves and
|. {. Stewart returned home Sunday
night from Greenvillc. Tex, where
they were called by the illness Of
their grandmother.
Mrs. B. F. Louk OF McAllen is
spending the week with her aunt,
Mrs. II. F. Kaiser.
Mrs. Lewis Kerr and daughter, Mil
dred and son, Robert. of San An
tonic arrived here Saturday to visit
Mac Kerr and left on the return trip
Wednesday morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-06
SAN JUAN
FRESHMAN PARTY

FRESHMAN PARTY
Miss Hilda Curtis entertained the
freshmen class with a party Tuesday
night at her home two and q half
miles north Of San Juan. The rooms
were decorated with flowers of class
%colors, gold and red. Refreshments
of cake and fruit salad were served,
which also carried the class cclcrs.
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an enjoyable n and much fun and
merriment added zest to the spread.
"The Pirates Daughter a music
al comedy under the direction OF
Mrs. Leigh Finn, was presented to
n packed house at the high school
auditorium Friday night. There
were over forty pupils of the Ray
m~ondville high school in the cast,
and every one carried out his indi-
vidual part to perfection. Funds
taken in were turned over to the
Raymondville PIT. A. to apply on
the purchase of the piano recently
bought for the school by that organ
ization.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Pierce return
ed Tuesday from a two weeks stay
in the hill country west of San An
tonic.
Mrs. c. NJ. Corbett and children
left Wednesday for Springfield, Mo-
where they will spend the summer
with relatives.
Miss Maude De Witt of st. Joseph,
Mo-. arrived the latter part of the
week for an extended visit with her
sister, Mrs. s. f. Mills.
Mrs. II. A. Bull entertained the
Embroidery club Thursday after
moor
Mrs. George De Lano arrived Mon
day from Junction for a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. t. Green have
left for their home in Livingston
after an extended visit here with
their son. r. c. Green and family.
Mrs. Floyd T. Bower and son. Bill
lie, left Tuesday for their home in
Detroit, Mich, after n two months
visit here with Mrs. Bowers sister
Mrs. j. f. Johnson.
Miss Era Harper spent the week.
end with relatives in Robstown.
Mrs. and Mrs. VI. II. Dreyer and
son, Max. were Austin and San An
tonic visitors the first of this week
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MUD SAVES AVIATOR

BROMLEY. Eng.-H. r. Hudson.
an aviator. escaped death BY guild
ing his falling airplane into a field
Of soft mud.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-09
PEASE TO Be NAMED
AS LEGION'S LEADER
Continued from First Page)

was one Of the biggest observances
ever held In this city. He has been
chairman OF the boys camp COM
mittee OF the post since the camp
was first started and the success
which attended his efforts In this
direction attest to his ability as an
organizer.
He has always been included in
the membership of all the important
committees for the post.
Plans for the observance OF Arm
istice day on Sunday and Monday
will be perfected at the meeting to-
night. A large number OF the mem.
bers Of the post, headed by its drum
corps, will take part In the World
: War dedication in West Haven Sun,
day afternoon. These will return t.
this city in time to attend the com.
munity patriotic rally under TIT
auspices of the post and clergy OF
the city at the Stanley Arena in the
evening.
| Monday morning. members OF the
post and other ex-servicemen of the
city will assemble at the post head.
quarters on Washington street and
proceed to the memorial atop Wal
nut Hill park where a short servic.
will be held at II o'clock and q
wreath placed there in honor Of the
war dead. Business will cease for
two minutes at II o'clock Monday
morning in memory of the armistice.