Rev. Boynton Merrill gave a short
address in which he spoke of the ad
vantages of the Post.
George Baker, lepresentlng the Rod
t oss said that that order was willing
to help the Legion in any way they
could.
'I he band recently formed gav*
several selections under the direction
of C. D. Sharpe
Many from surrounding towns were
present. There will be a meeting
Thursday, August 26, In Union Hall
\ hich all who ire interested are urged
to attend.
FALL CAUSED DEATH
James Rodner of New York Died Sun
day at D K. Hospital
Janies Rodner of New York City
died at the Day Kimball hospital Sun
day night from tl e effects of a fall on
July 4 that broke his hip. He was 88
years of age.
A short time prior to the accident
he came here with his son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles R.
Hester, to spend the summer at the
heme of Mrs. Janet Sheppard at Wood
stock, He was not In good health but
v as improving. On the morning of
the Fourth he slipped and fell while
\ liking up the incline to the garage.
His advanced age made recovery im
p ssible.
I p until four years ago he had been
actively engaged In business In New
York. Interment took place here but
; (he body will be removed to New York
i for permanent burial. Mr. and Mrs.
| M ister remained wltn him until his
<:rnh.
