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Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

Mn Inc French West Indian Possessions
I we're visited by terrific hurricame
last. week, devastating fourteen tnUnn
n niLtnng $40 people and iniurinp 0oo
U ,T' The wounded people recaiT 49,
.nelr injuries from falling bniid; reu
s and trees. The list of Injuries U 5asss
t nol include the damage in inte LES
been broken. " IL un'cation has
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

@ "A DRUNKEN tramp was discovered
Saturday night, by some bovs ' DooI
,IlS. ulIl'Pond, lying on the street. He
wa was awakened aud started up town
ouG ne mad sense enough to turn and
f wax the other way. thus escaping a
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

WHAT are known as the "sbell oo,,
piers VINO operated at Collins Beach
~ July ana were interfered with bv
the sheriff for violating law, paid tSs
Deach another visit on Sunday. Thew
Saturday night. 'i''n
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

rd lOaued trees will bring great deal
OF money to farmers aud Others i'm I
u time of need.
- News Items.
d Inc sessions of the Chautau0ua A
o sembly for 1891 have come to a clos
Il ne PRESIDENT was the recipient ,
s many social attentions at Saratop
l Springs. " 7"'"'ot
/ Secretary Foster issned . ro,ioo a..
! ,ri I I ha l-2 per cent. bond
VIII he paid:upOn maturity.
Governor Page, of Vermont. has 9.
oo'eI the successor of Senator HI
nuhuS Secretary Proctor is believe
10 De the aPpOintee. o
sunday was a regular East India dav
me humidity being 80 Der cent t3
inquest "' the season. The maximun
temperature was 81 - u
lie RAIN" of the past week bov,
oeeh Oh great benefit to the Fail cron
III Wisconsin, which have sufTere,
greatly by reason of drought.
Inc crusade against the Chinese ba,
broken out again at MassauIa Mont
~ mas been resolved to b0vcott the
them. .10''' "io employ
Eaymates of the three Hamilton
JJnllureh' who were found smOthered m
death IN a chest at Ironton. Obio, adj.
lnlt mat they locked up the unfortn.
mates while playing jail.
Mr.; aud Mrs. Henry NJ. stan,0v
naVe IeiC Geneva for Paris. Mr. Sta3.
10y mas almost recovered from the in
Jury 10 MS leg, which he sustained
'"rousn TALL while at Muerran.
a org snake had swallowed the orr,
OF Mrs. w. Huxley's child mean DR. a,Ei
Ialo Shoals, w. Va, last Wedn.s Iu'-
when the mother arrived on The sc..n
and killed the reptile. vac scene
Andrew d. White il to bo a.
Eaw W. E"ngIdate for Governor of
T '.a'.,. YORK; The Peoples Mnnicipai
iEa naYqbegun to take a hand in
.ne erection 'Of the next Lepislatur"
" WIN In view 70 further reformin' me
Last year about $7O,O 600 Of oo,d !
Went IRON this country 70 En- 81"
More Thar twice this amount will ra
LuFh TINS autumn. BouutifuI har,,alt,,
.ne cause Thanksgiving dav in tb 'iS
Ine. W oe nearly
Inc work of rescue and ipvestioa.
lou anu rescue at the scene nj H.
neS1 u.saster at Park Place. New Vol,
~ 9a' urday, leads to the conclusion
l"l over hundred persons Inst ,hoi.
lVrs Ia the collapse of the Ta,,Ir.
n1u which, iti- believed, gave wav
nuer the weight OF the presses 10y
Z TIE top floor Of the building. '
a ;errinie rain storm occurred ~ I
,ea''lhg sunday, great DAMAGE haina 7
o ne ~ appeared to be IA s1ccessio5S /
oI"unOurstS, and il some cases ,,ar II
&c hau to be removed from Ia. c
'useS III boats. Railway tracks 49, y,
' ashed out, and telephone and taIae q"
aPp wires were knocked down
Inc French West Indian possessiors
ere visited by terrific burricama
81 \ week, devastating fourteen to 'U,'me
lug LILY a4U , people and iniuring Ooo -
n;a me wounded people received
4 tra1' lures rs from falling buildings
include the damage in i inte u3es @
en- broken. '''i'ca'ioh mas
1r,, circus was destroyed bv an
s'y mon at ThOmpsOnviile. Conn
~ " performers refused to give The
wv OMlnH To H.. wy
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

The gift basket" which was forced
on on, our peach growers against their
VIII, hasn't gained whit in nonnior.
lty. 1t was claimed by the commissi %,
men OF New York that the fruit would
sell for that much more and the @row
erS saved from the worry over tb,. re
turn of the empties. This soa. re-
proves 70 the growers that their frnit
uoes not sell for one cent more because
tne basket goes with it; in fact thew
regard the whole thing a delnsion any
fraud. They have the investment tba
Loll ana the worry, and the railroad
, oaseet mill and commission men gettbe
proht. And yet it was natural for
every man to want a peach cron
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

ho SAlD a farmer to us yesterday, "tbe
; potion mas fallen out of the peach bus.
mess everywhere. Pve got ! 900 has.
i keIS OF Crawford's Late that need PICK.
ing tomorrow. Pm out ofbaskets ana
nave discharged my hands. IF an
nody wants them they can have them o.
70 cents basket, and will baul then a.
market; otherwise they 90 70 .b -
ground" The returns from Pb;,o5aI
Phia yesterday were 80 cents for @ood
GFawtords and 10 cents for Old Me- So
Inc other cities were little bette - ~
S cau the freight, and haven't been
LOr week. No wonder the peach
business is utterly Disappointing @'"
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

CH4s. H. REGISTER, who went 70
view YORK as is his custom for the
peach season, returned home SatnrdsU
70 remain, because of the general Jc.
morallzation of the market. All tinJs
OF irult-water melons, pears. annios
grapes, peaches, will Sometime 70,
sell Tor enough to pay the freight '
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

YESTERDAY and Monday wara ~.
biggest peach days by the steamer
Ella rms was also the case with the
railroad, fifteen carloads being shin,
ped from Clayton. 300 cars went over
the the Delaware railroad Saturday and
267 Monday. ""u
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

v, hEv. ). s. WILLIS, Rev. w. w w
w mil US and Rev. s, r. Maxwell are 10
1e at the laying Of the corner stone ~ ~
- sne new Methodist Episcopal Church
"a Leipsic next Sunday, August 3oth
an intellectual and spiritual trest rs 10
anticlpated, and we trust 10 the ms =
enurch enterprises a day of "fat
Things" financially will be realized
cordial invitation is extended to ali
ZONE and worship with us, and helm
20 make this an occasion worthy ofbe.
ing long remembered. y 70
w. M. WARNER. Pastor
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

Inc crusade against the Chinese has
IT, out again at Massaula, Mont
~ ~ mas been resolved to boycott the
them. VIM Pioy
Elaymates Of the three Hamilton
children, who were found smotbaro ,tYV ~
death in a chest at Ironton- 0bin "a
mt that they locked up the pnfort"
mates while playing Jail, 1870 -
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

y. WEEK or more ago, while Mrs
Flsner was preserving, a swarm of bees
eot III ner Kitchen and held the fort
unul they were smoked out. The
bees, however, had time to get into the
preserves and die in it, thus ruining
the whole mess. u''i'"s
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

JUDGING from the newspaper &C.
counts counts the business of farming is away
anead OF any other this year There Is
naTuly a country in Europe but what
WI WIN want to buy good deal of what
tne farmers have to sell, and is as al.
ways the case when buyers are more
numerous than goods, prices will nd.
vance, and the producer will he tbaro.
Dy enabled to lay something bv for tho
lutuTe, or perhaps pay of Dart or tbe
Wh0le OF his mortgage, thus maxine
work easier in the future. No one
need be behind with his snbscriDt; one
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

o,, tHE officers reported eyervtbin.
1 9uleL on Saturday night, but otbrr
galtIes say there was drunkenes and
~. disorder In the yard of the rear bar Of
sne smyrna House, where the darlrevs
a ee[o 70 drink, and that there was 5
nght about midnight. The oficers
saw nothing Of this, as when tbev ent
SneTe the turbulence was over go
NOBODY had done anything" N
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

ONE of our citizens rode mill
TWO out in the country on saturda 1 OF OF
~ ~ some peaches, nice and ripe Sro "
inc tne trees that had been niciad' IRON from
w hen he had secured a basLa. oyer yer;
InlI ne found the persDiration nan nan
running down bis body In sI,. was
ana MS clothing from his cravat do,nl'
wen saturated. He looked AT ! ssDe omh
pluck" who was saturated from 'I S,l
mead to his feet except nossIbI.. us
straw IN the centre of his hat an5 ' Iue
"Itn a partially filed basket wond Iel'
ng II ne was used up in fifteen m;a
ties, how the 'pluck" could st.na l'H 7.
ne whole day through. u u
THE following Is the time.tahIa
he Steamer Ella and Barge sannt OF
OR BoDtembQr ""Ooief |
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

IN. ONE of our land owners who has
basket making timber, says he wants s
lee W AeeP up with the Procession that
since the basket mill which stort6d 'u q.
! cents basket has gone up to g cent f.
he Is gong to advance the price of hi,
lIs Iam0er 100 per cent also The bas1
AeU boys have only partially caugbton
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

n, BOTTLES, bottles, flask bottIas
They are bOugh, on SATURDAY n;aL,!
Gy the q 1zens. Who knows what ia
Hone with them? 1t is against the
law to sell liquor only over the bar
ana liquor men claim to be law abid'
ing. What becomes of the bottiosS
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

On oN Saturday night as three vopno
negro women were paradino Woi5
street abreast, one of them was beor5
70 remark, I'm not going to moka ' on' y
room" The remark was maJo az a1y
antIy Though not in the presence ecu ~
q" an oncerJ and without regard as to
WHO was incOmmOded GentIemeO
d anu ladies' especially the latter who
ueprecate having any words in % tbo
street, will mostly allow tbemsaJ we
crowded off the sidewalk before ''t tbo,s
Will engage in any unseemIv dis,%nEy
ance. These three indiyidnaIS :,
s seelas were out for the express mr.
pose OF asserting their rights y. E%
men behaved more circumsnectIv "o
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

1T Is confidently believed that the
letter IN the Philadelphia Record last
week giving an extravagant acconnt
OF the race difficulty" here and nnr'
porting to be written from SmvPna
nau lts authorship in Dover, and that
the writer's name was Wbelan "'
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

QUITE melee took place at the En-
eneZer camp meeting near Townsend
on Sunday. The minister in the midst
OF the sermon was obliged to give waw
10 the ruiilans. One man was cut mn
quite badly. Rum is supposed to he
the cause. 70
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

oENAMENTAL virtue, exhibited mil,
tc9"nnays or other special occasions
'o"hd on every hand, but the rea1
sl'li,on-Pure, every day article Which,
ib sG a e l.s possessor good because Of
IL So roseIce OF the knowledge of evil
10 is SOmewnat scarce although we might
nn our modest permitted. tell at ieasf
Oue pace where it may be found r.
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

MOHAIR coats and vests worth $500
ana $500, reduced to 1925 and So 10
at Edward G. Walls. ~
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

SUNDAY was free from rain here
i Ias plenty OF heat and moisture, the
later being carried by the winds W ~
i pennsylvania and deposited in foodS
IKE me rains at the time of the Jobns
70 Town disaster: This was particuIarIv
80 ABOUT Reading and Pottstown r%;nyy
'"s crops and washing away propertv
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

BOATING here, is getting to be a
popular amusement, as beach parties
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

A. B. NUDGE, residing west of CLAW
t ION. mas bought the Boyer" House in
mat town, of John c. Bailey.
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

W; hey; Mr.; WILSON spent Sunday at
b bIll Pnt his place was supplied here
~ ~ F 5o w. j.. Gooding, of Dover
, Inc dSy was very warm, with the not'
~. ural effect upon the church. goers w wdI
81 "ne 20, 1t is comfortable and CONVEX
tent The speaker, who presented bia
81 didacticaIly, had much ' is
v .ien 70 engage the attention of the
TT1SceptlVe portion of his conqrega,Ion
Inc night discourse, which was "I lou
Jjii crowded. with points succinctIv onS
; Hlstl9ctiy stated, was especialiv @ an
!oyed. A pleasing feature of the y, GU
ing services was a we'll rendered. Snut
Oy H. ". PRICE and Olin I. Honeb O"e'
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

THE WILAI
FIED.-The b
found last FIR
skirts Of Wi
Yesterday as
ia, Henry
Chicago look
heghad not s.
wRO wrote a
SAYING b was
W.
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

YOU Ouy good thin coat and vest
lor 30 cents at Edward G. Walls. 4
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

IHE bTicklayers. Messrs. White g.
i 6elI; had the walls of VIM. A. Win.
Iord's store in place to the third storv
last week and handed over to the ear.
Penter and timer. 1t makes a decided
Improvement to this part of the street
Mr.. Winfcrd had been enabled to DO
something that is not often admissible
keep his old roof on until the no",
one is completed above it. ~"
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

When J. @
butcher, wa
Railroad frei
idly apprOa
horse slipped
The butcher
quickly jum1
grabbing the
it and the wa
train dashed|
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

WE are authorized to say that shin.
Pers by boat can be supplied with has.
or Smyrna office. -'''huins
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

Charm
Laurel ]
Joshua h
for $40, d
which did
ty. An i
Two IN
New Cas-
tence iu
cOlOred,
William |
ing unde
circus. ten
Wilmiu
Gals. 70
brilliant d
several hJ
where he
allowed q
Is a fugiti
Ex-Rep
object to d
fcent. We
in our last
farm is no
it, and if Il
neighbOrh
-SuSSel q
General
was on w
diCOr Gene
Dublican al
near Milo
the army,
Milford, b
years, he v
he has sin
VIM. Blu
ton, of Fl
with typho
week, Will
room, he id
story wind
and was bu
Sunday. /
By the til
will Probab
mate of 200
the peach q
far wrong a
the shipmeI
aggregate Ii
may even d
Rev. A. D.
conducting
large tent OF
Dover, Tw
fessed cOnVe
commenced,
hers "a mem
lot on which
been secured
vision. Rev
take his pla'
When J.
butcher, wa
Railroad frei
idly apprOa
horse slipped
The butcher
quickly juml
grabbing the
{ and the wa
rain dashed
THE WILM
led. b
ound last FIR
kirts of Wi
'eBterdaY as
d, Henry
'hlicagO look
elhad not Sd
no wrote a
Iking b was
~
8 |
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

IHE bunch of keys which was taken
rom the door of the Alderman's Office
curing the melee on the evening of tbo
E 1T'n lnnst.' Tor the taking of which
G In fotts is under bail for 5000 for
Gus appearance at court, was found a
lew days ago by some boys under the
carriage shop at the entrance of the
Smyrna House yard. - ''i0
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

The Directors of the d elaware State
Ealr' OF Dover, Delaware, announce
Ihe next annual exposition for Ibe
week commencing Sept. 2l. 1891 The
prospects now indicate its being one Of
the finest ever held in Fair View PorG
Many new attractions will be added fnr
Inc entertainment of visitors. and we
trust the citizens of Delawsro omJ
Maryland will take deep interest and am
sustain the association in its eTo ort GU ~
make the Fair a success Co'o U.Us "
mailed on application to d. p Rarns uJ'
Sec, Dover, Delaware. '' Ia ~
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

VIM. Blu
ton, of Fl
with typhO
week, Will
room, he id
story wind|
and was bu
Sunday. I
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

GEO. M. STEvENsON's is HEADQUARTERS
Tor smyrna Creamery Butter. Mr. s
has the exclusive right to sell our Rnt'
ter In Smyrna, where it can alwavs he
found fresh and good. 10
Smyrna Creamery Associatinn
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26
for canning. 'i''

HERE was a straw ride around
town on Thursday evening.
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

4 RECIPROCITY sugar has dropped to
cents pound-in big lots.
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

now is your time to buy oxford.
cheYlot, flannel or madras shirts worth
$i.I5 and $500, for 81. % at Edward q
Walls. - "'''U C "
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

Rev. A. D.
conducting
large tent OF
Dover. Tw
fessed cOnVe
commenced,
hers "a mem
lot on which
been secured
vision. Rev
take his pla|
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-12-10
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1891.
Republican Electors.
The Call for the National Convention in
Minneapolis.
The National Republican Committee has
issued this call to the Republican electors
Of the United States:

In accordance with usage and the instruction
Of the Republican National Convention Of ISIS
national republican convention of the delegated
representative Of the republican party will be
held IN Minneapolis, Tuesday. the seventh day OF
June ~. at noon, for tn" purpose Of n"mlna-
ting candidates for President and Vice President
:" u supported al the next national election, and
for the transaction of such other further -inc--
I. may lee brought before it.
Republican electors In the several states and
territories ana voters without regard to past po-
hiical affiliations. whn believe In republican prin.
'ipl"- aud endorse the republican policy. are cor
daily inv Tied 10 unite under this call in the for
nation OF II national ticket Zach tat. l. emit.
tied I" four delegates Al large and for each rep
rc-thtatiNt IN nngre-- at large two delegates,
and each ngre--iunAl III strict md each territory
and the District Of Columbia Ia two delcgate-
The delegates AT large I" be chosen by pop
uiar state conventions called hv not less than
twenty day public notice and not less than thir~
y days before the meeting 81 the national
Nention. Congressional district delegates -hall
lee chosen ~ conventions called by the cungr'--
'"hal committee in each such district IN the same
manner a. nominations FOR representative IN Con.
sr"~- arr made in the said district. The four ter
ritorial delegates tn lie chosen In the same
manner a. the nomination OF "A delegate in Con
grt-- j. made.
The delegates of the District Of Columbia are
!" tie chosen at convention 81 constituted mem
bcr- elected in primary district assemblies held
under the call and direction in the Republican
Central Committee of the District of Columbia
which said committee shall Ice chosen one from
each assembly district the first Tuesday OF
January. lst1, AT : O'Clock +. NJ, AT place OF
meeting IN each assembly district IL i1 dc-igu
ted by joint call with not less than ten days
notice.
An alternate delegate for each delegate in the
National Convention, Ia act IN Of the All.
.'ncr OF the delegate. shall he elected In the
same manner, aud at the same time a. the dele.
gate j. elected. All notices 81 contests must IL.
filed with the National Committee in writing az
'ompanltd by printed statements OF the grounds
"i the contest which shall lie made public. I'rrf
trence in the order OF hearing md determining
The contests -hall lie given by the convention in
accordance with the dates OF Hing such notices
ana statements with the National Committee
JAMS :. GARRISON. Chairman
JACOB sLnAr fA>sLrT, secretary
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-12-10
For the Ellsworth American.
A Thanksgiving in Georgia.

Dedr Mr. EdtOr
To Yankee of the Yankees, Thanks
giving always has an odor of sanctity, no
matter whether within or without the sa-
cred bounds of New England SO pub.
lie observance of the day, down here in
land where the originators of the New
England Thanksgiving are not generally
revered by the ruling class. came as some
thing very gratifying to our Northern
minds. What was true of the observance
OF the day throughout the State am not
able to say, but in our immediate neigh.
borhood it was reality.
After breakfast the students assembled
for their daily hours work due TO the lin
stitution;' after this, giving time for due
preparation, followed religious exercises
at the church. | never have attended any
public Thanksgiving exercises that pos
sessed tithe of the interest for me, that
this one did, Instead Of a set, statistical
sermon, preached TO few dozens of peo-
pie longing for the thing to be over so they
might 20 to their dinner, we had good
audience intensely interested, to whom the
pastor made short, crisp address full of
telling points. Then the time was given
to the congregation with the request that
they use it in giving reasons for present
thankfulness.
Now, my one feeling Of regret was, not
that could not spend the day with nv
friends in the North, but that some of
them could not enjoy it with me here.
Some of the remarks made were very we'll
expressed and in telling language, and
where eioquence of cords was wanting it
was frequently more than supplied by the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-12-10

Honors Awarded for Fail Term.

l-thrade olive Chadwick Chry -tal VI Chase
Agnes VI Dunham, Joseph b. Forsyth Archie :
hartman, Annie NJ Luce, Mary A. Mckay Ma
~ A. MuzLy, Lizzie r. Nash, Jud-on +. Pentlp.
ton: Lila Is >malldge, Nina J. smith Caroline
r. Wentworth
2nd Grade Clifford q. Allen Geo VI Bailey
hester r Butterfrld, Bartlett Brooks James
BROOKS Georgia II buchanan, Evelyn VI. Buck
Joseph G. lha-". Evel!n r. Crocker. Ethel Ford
Alice ; t'lnn, orianna +, Harding Adell r
Heath Evelyn &. Hall, Percival .. Hopkins, Ce
cil r. Hurd, Aug. L. Hayward Lewis W Hart
Daniel y Handy. tha-. l.. Knight Kate A. Law
renee. Edith T.. Lockhart Blanche NJ Mansfield
Geo. \. Martin, Maynard Mcfarland. Maud r
Nichols, Nancy r Nichols, Herbert ii. Plumer
Harvey l.. Perkins, DeFore-t H. Perkins. Alfred
ferklh-' Arthur y Perkins, Guy W Richard
son, Henry ;. Showers, Robert j. >pragur, Clara
H. smith, Ella 7. smith II Mabellr smith Maria
[. NtpNr. Eva r.. Ware, William Weston
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-12-10

ones coutrasted their early days of enforc-
ed ignorance and dependence with their
present independence and the advantages
OF education enjoyed by the young people
OF their race to-day. Otaers compared their
present freedom to meet and hold such ex-
ercises with their former abject obedience
to masters, even in times and manner of
worship. One could see these things to
hear them tell II, particularly one old man,
the best specimen Of the old slavery days
that have ever seen. To me II will al
ways he a matter of satisfaction that was
called into the South before the older por-
ton OF the colored race passed awav.
Those who come . few years hence will
miss much.
Few earnest prayers and singing by
the congregation who sang. constituted
the remainder Of the exercises. As evil
dence of the interest felt. let it be men
toned that the meeting continued an hour
and half. and then the pastor attempted
To rise three times before finding an OPP
portunity to close.
After meeting followed our MONDAY
lunch, little delayed; then an hour
spent by the students in their respective
study halls Fridays lessons had 10 be
learned; and then each could follow his
individual purposes till dinner at bve-to
failed utterly u 90, onr ,nrk.v and 80 war;.
ohl,y.,i to cnnt.n, ours.,y.. y.i,h ,.hiot.ns
MOI ohts,ped sf,.r ,igh,fsil ~, s,..l,h
an w. hsd a.,,nIn. I,,,,, ~, 1871,
MICS ana chr ,h,nns ~ - 80, - ~,
oil nf on, s,rd.n,o ;,-,, =, ,.ais
nrs, 'rhant.,;yin,, di,,r.r s,,,,-r,,t,,,, -, 49,
old New England plan. | WAS amused to
see the students, after finishing the sub
stantlals, sit and look at their ffuit-di.h OF
ri n.r, ~ ~. 800, IN ~. I,
-, 49, s,. - t'' "'' CAV 90,
49, p..n 50, " nc
.,,h -, ,, o'.t' a"' iA"'y, par oooh
w. ,ha ~ y, 80 p.esen'e ati'leu much
4, - 800. =. 'ne
- .,.'i ~. "e ieasse'iioieu III our
"'"'ns nail oiea'eu LOT tue OCCASION,
al" enJoyeu Tue evening SOCIALLY III games,
Singing, etc. To US from the North the