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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-05-10
EDEN.

Allen Estes has hired the Webster place
and taken possession
Mrs Belle Terrill from Springfield, Mass,
is visiting friends in town.
Thursday eve there will be meeting at the
red school house, in charge of Miss Billings
and Miss Pratt.
Heber Tatro and son have purchased of W.
S. Newcomb, the place known as the Rich
ards place, near Bevidere.
Sunday school was organized at the Cor
ners April 30. Superintendent, Frank Whit
temore Librarian, Truman Kinds.
John Farrand was badly kicked by horse
last Thursday morning. The worst wound
was on the left cheek and under the jaw.
Miss Billings and Miss Pratt came here
from Montgomery last Saturday. Miss Bill
lings spoke Sunday, taking for her subject,
THE Love of Christ"
Capt. H. G. Nichols of Coventry, was in
town recently, the guest of Capt. C. W. Blake
These veterans had not met since 1868; they
we're members of the 9Th Vt Regt
Road Commissioner George has moved into
George Halls house.
Frank Alger has moved to johnson and
Addison Wood on to the Oliver Emerson
farm in Hyde Park.
The Seiectmen have appointed f. H. Ray
more truant officer and he would be glad to
have cases of truancy reported to him.
DR.. Bacon and his family are gone from
town. They are very pleasant people and
will be missed. We hope they may conclude
to return.
To set at rest disputed question We
/ would here state that the exercises on Memo
rial Day this year are to be held at No. Hyde
Park.-Adjutant.
very interesting series of religious meet
ings are beng held at the Corners by two
young lady evangelists. Mr.. Bicknel from
Burlington spoke Sunday evening from the
words OF PLATE, What shall | do then witt
Jesus which is called Christ"
Sugaring is over for this year and fishing
stories are the order of the day. SO we viii
venture to tell a story of sugaring. Hebel
Wood proves to us that from one maple tree
he gathered twenty-five pals full of sap
making eleven bushels of sap from one tree
| Nextl
The officers elect of Mt. Norris Lodge o.
Masons will be installed by District Deputy
Hebb on Tuesday evening, May 10. Install
alton ceremony will be public and all mem
bers, their families and friends enough to fill
the hall are respectfully invited to be present
If the ladies will please bring the necessary
food basket picnic will be in order when thu
| craft are called to refreshments.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-05-10
Johnson.

Advertised letter-Rev. Albert Pike.
h. $. Fullington was ia Boston last week.
Mrs. II. ". Newton is visiting friends 10
Georgia.
The Baptist $ : have just purchased $50
worth Of new books.
The firm formerly known as Welch & Far
ringtou, is nov ". d. WEIGH.
The ladies will have their prayer meeting
Tuesday p. m. with Mrs. Will Jones.
Road commissioner Newton is doing some
good work on the roads in the village.
Mr.. Copeland of Belyidere, has rented Mr..
Robbirs' faTm'aRd has taken possession.
o. W. Stearns returned from Burlington
last week Tuesday. He is now slowly gain
ing.
Mr. Ellis people have vacated T. Bakers
house and are now boarding with Mrs. Frank
Leland.
1t was quarterly meeting at the NJ. L.
church last Sunday. Presiding elder Sher-
burne preached.
DR.. Campbell preached at No. Hyde Park
last Sunday at / p. m, aud gave his talk at
Normal hall at 4.
There we're Sax additions to the Congrega-
tional church last Sunday, three by PROBES
sion and three by letter.
William Bolewine was in town last week.
1t is hoped by his friends that he may decide
to return here with his family.
Mrs Wilson and daughter and Mrs. Frezbee
and daughter of Cambridge, n. Y, were the
guests of Mrs. Allen last week.
Mrs Keith and Mrs. johnson from Hard
wick and Mrs. Hunt from Waterbury, were
Mrs. H. W. Stevens guests last Wednesday.
The entertainment to be given next Friday
at the Hall, promises to be very pleasant. IL
is hoped that the young ladies' will have a
full house.
The Y. p. S. C. E. of the Baptist church
will give japanese tea party one week from
next Friday evening, at their vestry. Tea
and cake will be served by the young ladies
zen costume" Other attractions will be pre-
sented all cordially invited.
The Good Templars decided not to surren-
der their charter, but make one grand effort
to continue their lodge. The new officers in
stalled were as follows: c. t., |. l.. Pearl;
V. T., Mrs. James Hickey; P. c. T., Guy
Fitch Chap, Rev. Albert Donnell f. s.,
Mrs. E. E. Holmes; Treas, H. Ii. Cowles
Sec, j Ii. Mudgett.; Asst Sec, Mrs. Guy
Fitch NJ, Mrs. ii. FL. Cowles g., Bert Le-
land Sen, Willie Wilson.
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ALBANY.

Daisy Darling has returned from an eKtend-
ell visit in Boston.
The Grand Army will occupy Maple Hall as
"a lodge room for time.
Ira Currier and family are moving back
from the village to their farm on the Lowell
road.
Quite an interest is manifested by the young
people of the Cong'l church in concerts, enter
tainmeRts, etc.
The MeGuyre Brothers come out with a
four-in-haud and Dana takes his old place on
the road drawing freight.
|. II. McClarey, the veteran sugar buyer is
buying 2 or 3 carloads for Chicago parties
paying cents per pound.
DR.. Dustin of Craftsbury has removed a
large cancer from the under lip of Chas Hood
and it is now healing rapidly.
A. Brigham. who has been visiting at T. J.
Newton's for the past B or weeks, hes rel
turned to his home in Worcester Mass.
The family OF j. o. Fisher is still suffering
with diphtheria. Two boys have been taken
away with it and a little girl is now lying il
a critical condition.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-05-10
WATERVILLE.

Wallie Wilbur is on the sick list.
Byron Lock has moved into Betsey Fetch
er's house.
E. M. Thomas spent Sunday with his family
at Underhill
Mrs. c. A. Beard has returned from sever
al weeks stay at Stowe.
NJ. D. Scott has finished his work at Lara
ways and returned to Wolcott.
Merritt Mann will wait upon customers at
Laraway's store the coming year.
Adelbert Stockwell has bought of Mark
Stevens the big house near the schoolhouse.
Presiding Elder L. O. Sherburn will preach
at the Union church Friday evening, May IL,
at 7:30.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hodgkins of Roxbury
Mass, are the guests of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Chauncy Tilotson.
e. B. WetherelI has moved into Charles
Gornoe's house, and Albert Austin has moved
into the old Wiley house in Codding Hollow.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-05-10
HARDWICK.

Judge Powers was in town Tuesday.
Mrs Ladd has moved into the Aiken house.
Ed will board with her.
Shattuck has secured the agency for this
section, of the Mail aud Remingt N bicycle.
The fret week of the fishing season was i'm
proved, and some fine baskets of trout were
caught.
A reception was given Rev. Mr.. Smithers
and famil at the NJ. E. church yestry last
week Wednesday evening.
The ladies of the Cong1 society held an icr
cream and cake supper at Meaders hall last
week Friday evening. They had expected
strawber les but they did not arrive.
Oar usual police court had a session Mon
day. Perley and DR.. Lewis were brought be
fore it for being drunk on Sunday, aud q
disgracefu drunk was too. They waived
examination and appealed to county court
which fortunately is only a few days off. Al
hope the end will come then; if not, law anC
order league will be formed and if possibl,
the nuisance be abated.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-05-10
WOLCOTT.

Read Flies new adv't and take advantage
of his bargains.
Geo. Herring has bought the Joseph Morse
house at Pottersvllle
Miss Gertie Fife was unable to return to
her school at Morrisviile this week.
Rev. Z. u. Whitman started fer Wardsboro
Monday, to perform the marriage ceremony
of some fir ends.
Remember the ice cream sociable with Mrs
NJ. V. Clark aud Mrs Earl Johnson Thursday
evening of this week.
Messrs. Burnel & Scott have begun build
ing their furniture store, the site being just
below the Uuiyersalst church.
j. E. Daigneau and Mrs. Ruth Stephenson
were married Saturday evening Joseph paid
the cigars and now all is quiet
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-05-10
CABOT.

Mrs. Paul Lance is visiting her daughter at
New Hampshire.
Mrs Orson Kimball is failing, and Mrs.
Charles French is very ILL.,
Frank Blanchard has hired rooms at Rev.
Fl. II. Russell's and moved in.
Mrs. Charles Fisher has returned and is
stopping at Rev. II. A. Russell's.
The little 6-year old son of Aubry Nelson
is very i'll and not expected to live.
Fred Lyford is building a house, and we
suppose a housekeeper will be next.
Lewis Hopkins, son of Mrs. Margaret Hop
kins, died May LIST, aged 10 months
Leil Lyford has finished work for Fred Wal
BODICE and is to work for Orril Barrett.
Mr.. and Mrs Nathan Corlis of Barre. WIS.,
tied at l.. F. Nye's on Thursday and Friday.
Frank Walbridge has bought the Ainsworth
farm in the north part of the town, and has
taken possession.
Nelson Kinnerson has hired Edgar Law
sons farm and Mr. Lawson has bought Fran
els Knapp's farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Corlis of Westford, were
in town on Thursday, called here by the
death of their grandchild.
Ed Smith was thrown from his carriage
last week Wednesday; at first his injuries
were thought to be serious but he is out
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Norris of Lyndonvie, spent
last week in town They are soon to move
here on to the John Southwick farm which
they bought last fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harrington, who have
been Carl G for their father, Edward Earring
ton. through the winter and spring, went to
their bone in Walden on Monday, and Mrs.
Walbridge, Mr.. Farrington's daughter has
cJme to care for him
Schools commenced on Monday with the
following teachers: Village, Budd Bruce and
Lillian Wells; Lower Cabot, Myrtle Wal
BRIDE; East Cabot, Flora Reed South
Cabot, Miss Stevens Plains, Bessie Gould
Peterville, Alice Webster; Center, Julia Fish.
er; Whittier Hill, Jennie Gould West Hill,
j oslo Barrett: Southwest ii ill. Flora Akin
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-05-10
CAM BRIDGE.

George Bishop returned from Bermuda on
Monday.
Mrs. K, W. Hulburd was in town Tuesday
visiting friends.
W. NJ. Scott is about to convert his furni-
ture shop into four tenements.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E Bennett are happy over
the arrival of son May 1st Mother and
child are doing well.
S. G. Brewster died Saturday afternoon.
The funeral was held from the residence Tues
day afternoon, Lucius Coburn officiating.
The Cong'l County Convention meets at the
First church next week Tuesday. An inter
esting time is expected The annual sermon
will be preached at II o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Macoy Mr.. and Mrs. W.
D. Macoy, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Stafford Mr..
and Mrs. N. L. Smile attended the Goth an
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Woods at
Jericho last Friday.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-05-10
NORTH HYDE PARK.
Mrs. John Blake is quite sick.

Mrs. John Blake is quite sick.
The village school commenced Monday
with a good attendance.
Report has it that Chas. Parker has pur
chased the Allen sugar place.
While returning from fishing trip re-
Gently Adna Whitcomb and Carlos Eastman
took header from their wagon. The har
ness broke, letting the thlls drop and stick
into the ground. The horse ran and the hind
wheels OF the wagon got forward, with the
seat at the bottom. Nevertheless they saved
100 pounds of fish, but we're pretty lame.
l.. r. Harrington, administrator of L. H
Parkhurst's estate has disposed of the fol
lowing property: To Warren Whitcomb the
Noyes lot; to John Parkhurst, the Love
land place; to George Allen, seven acres o
the Billiard farm; to Hiram Parkhurst, the
estates interest in the Ezekial Billiard place
to Lizzie Parkhurst, the A. p. Lovelant
place.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-05-10
NORTH WOLCOTT.

Mrs. Edith Mitchell is visiting her parents.
Nv. Rollins and s. Woodmansee visited
friends here the past week.
Jesse Mitchell and Vern Boynton caught
43 pounds of bullpout one day this week.
Alison Woodmansee is confined to the house
with lame knee, the effect of mismanage-
ment of a hammer and nail.
The attendants of public worship in this
place were treated to q surprise last Sabbath,
when our School Di ector arose in h might
and closed the schoolhouse against all social
meetings for the coming year, notwithstand-
ing it has been used for that purpose for 80
years. Some were weeping, some were pray
ing, and some cursing was done outside. 1t
seems to be case of atheism and utter lack
OF fitness tor the Office. This is but one of
the several offenses which will soon bring the
town system into utter disrepute in this place.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-05-10
JEFFERSONVILLE,

II. W. Varnum was home over Sunday.
Fred Jacques has moved his family to
Sheldon.
Communion services were held ut the Congl
church Sunday a. m.
Mr. Smith the contractor, came to COM
mence the Page house Monday.
The young people passed a very pleasant
evening at the parsonage Tuesday eve.
On account of Prof 0ber's convention at
UnderhiIl, the singing school was Thursday
instead of Tuesday evening.
A promenade and ice cream party will be
given at the town hall Saturday eve, the pro-
ceeds of which are to be used for repairing
the school building inside Admission five
cents, ice cream ten cents.
At the last regular meeting of Phoenix
Lodge the officers elected were, {. r., Rev. H.
c. Howard; " r., Mrs. II. W. garnum; Sec.
Carrie Carroll; F. s., Mabel Whitcomb; Chap,
Mrs. H. c. Howard; Treas, W. H. Griswold
Mar, Fred Plummer; Guard, C. q. Aldrich
Sen, Martin Powell; P. C. T., Fraak Green.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-05-10
EGMORE.

Chalon Mead took a trip to Newport last
week.
r. W Tucker is quite poorly aud confined
to the house.
The Investigators viii meet on Saturday
evening at A. Z. Merriam's.
School at the Pond opened on Monday with
over 20 scholars and with Mrs Elmer Camp
as teacher. School in the Merriam district
opened the same day, with Miss Bertha Peake
as teacher.
While working four horses upon the manure
spreader last week the team Of II. ID. Cook
assumed control Of affairs aud ran away,
breaking things up somewhat, but, as we un-
derstand, doing no serious damage
Quarterly services will be held at thechurch
next Sunday, under the direction Of Presiding
Elder l. o. Sherburne. Opportunity will be
offered to those who wish to receive the rite
of baptism. Stewards quarterly business
meeting Saturday evening at O'Clock,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-05-10
EAST CAMBRIDGE.
jrees are coming into bloom.

Fruit trees are coming into bloom.
housekeeping is prevailing at present.
Earl Fullington is attending school at JEFF
fersonville.
II. B. Caswell planted potatoes in his gar
den April %.
Fl. Morse is grading and otherwise improv-
ing his premises.
P. D. Billiards. father, from Mortified, was
his guest part of last week.
Farmers are taking advantage of the fine
weather, and are pushing spring work.
Charles Allen has been carrying milk from
here to Landon's creamery, Johnson, for sew
eral patrons.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-05-10
CRAFTSBURY.

Oats we're up in April.
Rem Moody is in town from Canaan, N. II.
Ernest Udal has hired out to f. J Burnell
for the season.
George Wells has moved to Woodbury. to
work in the granite quarry.
good yearling belonging to W. [. Lanpher
broke its shoulder recently while being driven
il to the barn.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-05-10
STOWE.

II. E. Straw aas commenced work on his
new house.
The ruling price tor butter on Saturday was
from , to II cents.
Monroe Dodge is laid by with an injured
foot, resulting from a falling harrow.
MIS-. Melvin Gibbs is now quite sick, a eoHn-
eli Of doctors having recently been called in
her case.
The nice weather is being taken advantage
Of IS people in farm work, repairing build
ings, etc.
II - announced that the creamery will open
on Wedn sday OF this week, one week later
than expected.
Rev. Mr.. Wa then and family arrived early
last week aud Immediately took possession
of the parsonage.
The town meeting to make arrangements
for the prospective centennial celebration oc-
Cured on Tuesday.
Abel smith, aged 50 years, died very eud-
denly on Saturday of pneumonia. b if fu-
neral services were held on Sunday terneon,
Rev. Mr.. Drew officiating.
II Senator PETERS statement of the value
of liquor Annually drank in this country be
correct, Stoves share would be about 500
900. This is slightly in excess If what is
generally supposed, though our agencies are
| always active.
o. Z. Luce is in Boston this week buying
new goods.
Frank Rock who has been sick for several
days, is able to be- out again.
There were 80 at the Ladies Circle at Mrs.
Lucy Scribners last Thursday.
The town meeting called for Tuesday, was
postponed until Saturday, May 10.
c. S. Clark has been appointed aid-de-camp
on the staff of Dept Commander Branch.
Mrs. G. A. Scribner, who has been sick foI
several weeks, is able to do her work agaiR.
Ned Bailey has closed his labors at the
steam mill Land is working for H. L. Jenney.
Mrs. Shedd who has spent the winter in
Mass. with her daughter, returned home
| Monday.
| L. A. Thompson will give a talk on the
Bible Sunday morning, at 10 O'Clock, in the
Unity church.
The Memorial sermon will be preached by
| Rev. Mr.. Worthen at the NJ. Z. church, May
! 81, at 10: As O'Clock. All churches invited
| On Memorial day the Grand Army will meet
| at the hall at 8: 30 a. m, and go to West
| Branch cemetery, and at 10 o'clock will start
from the hall to Riverside cemetery. At z
O'Clock the address will be given ty Roger
| Hulburd of Hyde Park, at town hall, fol
lowed by exercises at the old yard SchOo
children and Sunday schoo are invited tt
take part in the exercise $, and are requested
to bring flowers.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-05-10
MopriSXi11e
Truss Factory and
Machine Shop.

Manufacturer of Novelties in Wood, Steel,
Iron, Brass or Wire. All kinds of Repairing
on short notice at reasonable prices. BIZ
cycles a speciality. Electro Nickle and Silver
Plating on all kinds of articles.
ESTES J. HATCH.
Shop near Grist Mills.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-05-10
Portsmouth, n. II.
Hoods Did Wonders
That's What the Physician Said
Cured Of a Dreadful kbsceSS -
Months of Suffering.


Months of Suffering.
&C. 1. Hood s. Co, Lowell, Mass:
"Dear Sirs;-TwO years ago last July an
abscess gathered in the corner Of my left eye.
1t discharged all the time for year and eight
months; nothing would head it. consulted
eminent physicians, all of whom told me the
eruption would never heal without surgical
operation. was
Very Much Run Down
and decided l would first take Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. My physician and husband at first
objected, but persevered. When had taken
four bottles the abscess took on a more healthy
appearance and the discharge became less. 1
have taken seven bottles and the abscess
entirely healed some weeks ago, and now
only a slight and fast disappearing scar re-
mains. Day before yesterday called on my
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23

himself familiar with Spanish customs. He mere
fore has been able - perform many service" OF
value to sIaniards IN the city. ana IT was OF ac-
count of those services that ne Lately was made
Knight Of the Royal order Of Isabella the C"thoc'
He travelled abroad for the benefit Of his heal'h
last ycar and spent some time in Spain, being pres
eY. NJ the opening OF the C1r.es. wh'n the hing
OF Spain the thro3c.
While IN the city Of Ma.lga he became acqhaiH'cH
with Francisco Siivela, Senator from Tat dlS'rv'
10 the National CouncN, who was Instum'"''t ia
having the order of knlghthood c,ntcrred In Feb
rt.ary Father WoolTau received FROM tn" secretary
Of STATE Of thc Spanish Ministry the Letter ac-
ouaintlng him Of the hoaor which had been cor
fcrrel The l,tter was in the Spanish ianGu'G' aHl
the FLOWING Is n tr,n4iltl3n;
Ministry Of state Mn1rii. January - iS'A
To Either Clarence W0ofmln. .,- $3.50,
Ny Dear sir: 1 have the honor of informing you
that His Majesty re kInE ny ,S SuSt Queen Fen;
have degned to approve he appcnmenl %, ' .n
self KnlgAt Of the k9ySi OF ,hr n oI and
20 confer the deinitivc title send you ~. noJsr
blank form as 9.ng s you 81 P Re- cdr 70 Of GV ORDER n
mis- Mi1lstrv ! rvan mysr,f Of this opportunity
to oner you the assurances q my dSi,nipIr,Aed
Secretary Of state
The blank. which Father Wooiinnn h!'ed o"' anu
returned TO the Secretary Of STATE. was io' NV
purpose OF telling his family history ana come
facts about his career priest The decoration
Of the ROYAL order Of Isabella tho Catholic may be
sent 10 him through the Spanish Legation IT WASH
ngton 1t f. In the form Of solid Go.i cro.a' Win
1--WE arms Handsomely engraved. ana - hung .Io,n
A gold ring with bits or orange ana "hUe rInOJh.
on one side Of ;he cross ~ engraved IN" I.aine W t
person receiving the order and on ne oth,r so =
an inscr!3ton In spanish meaning True Loyllty.
Father Woolman was BORN IN Saco. Ne. ana was a,
h-ought I'D a Protestant ~" was graduated from
AmhCrst College In 1872 WHOM twenty years Oh
Later he came 20 the school - the faulst 1thrrs'
in this CITY. and was converted 70 taihoHci-in
In 1876 he went - san Francisco. Tarfe yc,rs
later he returned 70 this city. AMI was otatiheI "a
priest the Institute of 81 Paul; lie h"s stnc"
been with the paus. Fathers. ana has been con.
sldercl one OF the most c.0qu"nt preachers or mt
order He has been selected repeatedly by Mch-
bishop Corrgan 10 deliver the Lcnten course OF ser
mons. - ,., a.. c..,-,.
on account Of r,s familiarity with the SpaniS,h
language he has been Cl.ed 10 attend IN" SICK
and diving Spanlarls in the city. ami le has made
tre acauani ince of many pr1minen: Spanish resi-
dents and visitors IN New-YOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23
A 1--WE DISPLAY or VIEW COSTUMES.

b. Altman G. Co. are making n large and excep
tlonally fine exhibition OF imported costumes At
their extensive store. Slxth-ave.. Seventeenth and
Eighteenth SITS Among the many handsome and
graceful styles displayed IA n thcce-pccc ai!or-made
street or calling costume The waist is OF purple
checked SILK the body being covered with fine lace.
The sleeves are full and are finished with
Alsatian bow effect The skirt Ia OF tnn-colorcI
whlpcord, FULL with dcmi-train. and finished with
strap seams. The cape. also OF whipcord has strap
seams. II has a double collnr-one OF purple and
the other OF checked SILK edged with tan whlpcord.
II Is lined with silk to match the waist. IN cx-
qulsitc dinner dress Is Of rOsecoorcd checked silk
The waist has large elbow sleeves with falls Of lace,
and finished with white satin the elbows The
back collar IL Of lace. with which the sides
covered The front Is filed In with delicate
colored accordion pIeaed chiffon The waist Is short
and held down under the top Of the skirt by
white satin belt with rhinestone buckles. The
skirt Is double and full a rich threep!ece suit II
OF reddsh-brown crepon. The waist has full sleeves
OF brown faille silk The collar Is OF turquoise-bue
velvet, and the body is OF crnkled crepon. The
shoulder-cape has two RIFLES or crepon. and the yoke
IL Of turquOise-buc velvet, outlined with Van Dyke
point lace. The skirt IL Of draped crcpon in front
and has full back OF the same material Panels
faille silk the sides. finished AT the bottom
with Van Dyke point lace. very neat carriage
dress has a skirt OF gray cashmere. With dcmi-
train, and IL draped white-hgurcd silk OF
Dresden china effect. fun silk waist being OF the
same material. The waist has white satin collar
and Is confined within the top OF the skirt by
white satin belt. The shoulder cape. OF gray cash.
mere, Is trimmed with ecru batlse.