R. Douglas Eaten, treasurer. Groat
Shoe Co.
J. E. Groat, president Groat Shoe
Co. and Prouty Shoe Co.
Her. P. L. Hopkins, pastor First
Baptist church.
ROv. E. W. Kenyon, founder Bethel
Bible Institute.
Mrs. A. T. Osterhaut domestic sci
ence instructor. Bethel Bible Institute.
C. Newton Prouty. Isaac Pronty Co
Arthur H. Sagendorph, owner Alta
CreSt Farm.
• Mias Lydia R. Smith. A. B . dean.
Bethel Bible Institute.
M; A. Young, president First Na
tional Bank.
Webster: John J. Connelly, Real
Estate and Insurance.
Rev. R. B. Esten. pastor First Bap
tist church.
Dr. Q. Fred Hart, former 6tate Sena
tor.
Ralph K. Hubbard, agent Packard
yuu.
Clarence M. Nash, treasurer First
National Bank.
Philadelphia: Rev. Gordon Mac
Lesnon. pastor Bethany Presbyterian
church.
Pawtucket. Morris F. Conant. presi
dent. Eastern Bolt and Nut Co.
New York: Rev. Charles L. Goodeii
executive secretary. Commission on
Evangelism, Federal Council of
Churches of Christ.
Providence: F. C. Weiderniiler. g.n
t+nl manager Washburn Wire Co.
FOUR YOUNG MEN ARRESTED
FOR BREACH OF PEACE
j Four young men charged with
: breach of the peace were before Judge
jhf. H. Gelaaler in the Putnam city'
| court last Thursday morning. The j
four. Jams* Smith, Joseph Patrick,
Louis Tibo and Frank Danson, were
charged with raising a disturbance in
front of the, Bradley theater the eve
ning before* All were found guilty.
Smith was sent to Jail for ten days,
vhile the other three were ordered to
pay fines and costs totalling
Mrs.
