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BENNINGTON COUNTY.
BENNINGTON.


fsouno WIS broken luesiay TOR q
chapel IN the west part OF the town in
Whdl Is calleu fleasahl NaHey' Inc chap-
81 is 10 ne nullt on ground given ny Mrs
j, =. CoIEa'e' 'he WHe OF a "eahhY New
! ofk banker, ana PreSIueht oil lhe COL
gaze CnlNorsliY whose summer pace IS
p'd't" III tHdt par oI me to"Il. one VIII
aiSo erect tne chapel lurhisn IL, ana
provide loI us inaIhI'hahce' llh IL VIII
DE ieadlhE room ana Ktchen' Ihc
EIouiloS Hrouhu +, WI" ne llttrd with law"
tennis courts ana Iof croquet' me chAp-
''l Is uesleh'a as hcm'h'o 10 her 1ath-
c'' VINO lorfh'rI| nV'G near ny ana IS
Tor the use or the y. +. ;. G.
MarSn OF inns village has large ana
NdIuaoI' coIIecnol OF oIn DOCKS pamph-
hound in bea,.v covers sono If ,,oso dat,
ing back over GO years ago. Among the
papers is copy of the New York Obscr-
Yer, dated Jan. -, lS32. There is also a
hymn book published in London in 117l
and another published in Winchester Va,
few years after. token for children
by Rev James Jakeway minister Of
the gospel. was published by Joseph Dix
in Remington, w.. in 1915, and Divine
Breathings, or a pious soul thirsting after
Christ in hundred pathetical medta-
lions, was published in this town by
Darius Clark in 1870. There is also copy
of the Morgan expose of Masonry that
was published in Buffalo way back in the
forties. One the most interesting of ali
is a copy of the old blue laws Of Connocti-
cut of 1850.
Police officer Dunn discovered a fire in
the coal sheds of Alanson Wilcox Tuesday
night, lie put II out ana went
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ROCKVILLE.

J. p. Rich and family have returned
from queens City Park.-A. J. Cook and
family are visiting relatives at Cha2y.
\. Y.-LizZie TrcadWaY from Montana
is visiting her sister, Mr. James Biz
Chard
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HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills,
Biiiousness, Indigestion, Headache.
A pleasant laxative. All Druggists.
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BOLTON.

Miss Mabel Beers of Nashville is visiting
at q. b. Morse s.-Lucy Hayden, who has
been quite i'll, is better-Alrs. w II.
Stevens, who has been i'll with innam-
nation of the bowels, is hetter.-Mr Gin
ton Stacy, of the firm of r. p. Stacy 81
Sons, of Minneapolis, Mimi, is in town,
visiting f. II. McGinnis. Mrs. Stacy, who
is sister of Mrs, McGinnis. has been
spending the summer here.-Ernest Gau-
vim and wife, who have been spending the
summer at Lake Placid, in the Adiron-
dacks, have returned home. Mr.. Gauvin
is reported to be much improved in health
Mr., and Mrs. Dewey Graves of Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, have been at G. w. Stevens
for the past few days
HINESBURGH.
Mr.. Frank Steel and wife of Chicago
are in town for a few days,-Mrs A. Mar
shall of Lincoln, Neb, returns Thursday
Mrs, f. u. ellison and daughter, Gladys
of Felchville are at j. II. Aliens for a few
days.--Misses Florence and Mabel Allen
are spending a few days i'm Middlebury.-
II. Nj. Hun and family are al Deer Point
for a few days.-Miss DiNon of Dunstable,
Mass, is visiting Mr., ana Mrs, \. H. Hos
ford.-Mr, and Mrs II, f. Shinville cele-
hrated their golden wedding the 18th.
Their son, George Shinvine of Fair Haven
and daughter, Mrs. Alfred Davis Of Ans
terdam, N. y, were present, as well as IA
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Kinney ohlciating.--Dr. Charles Baldwin
of New York city is visiting friends i'm
town.-Thc village school house is boing
repaired and supplied with new seats and
desks.
ORWELL.
Miss Coburn of Manchester is guest
at II. G. Hihbard s.-The large barn own
ed by l. T. Branch was burned during tho
storm Saturday night. The loss is quite
heavy as the building contained a large
quantity Of hay.--A party of young peo-
pie accompanied by Mr. ana Mrs Ben
inmn Swift left Monday morning for Lake
George, where they will go into camp at
Kattslill bay for several wccks.-Thc
Junior Endeavor society are arranging
for an entertainment to be held next week
Saturday.-Mrs. Emily Clark gave a tea
Monday afternoon to a number of init
mate friends and relatives who were
very happily entertained, the occasion
being in honor of her 74th bitthday. She
was assisted by her two daughters, Mrs.
Minor Jones of Shorcham and Mrs Frank
Chapman of Rutland, also q sister, Mrs
Dorus Bascom of Ticondcroga. Mrs.
Clark is much esteemed and on this an
uiversary will be congratulated by Il
large circle Of friends.
HANCOCK
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CORNWALL.
Coo,.,ro T. 1,io1, .e Co., t,..,..,-.. ~,
rorc,ro,, Of ba co,, tEr,i',
Win his v.ifa and 1,rs,htnr orn i,7 to,',,,
for a week guests of his brother A. ].
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RlfIoN'
Mr. ana Mrs. Frank Larrancts are re-
toicing over the birth of son born August
l5.-Mrs Henry Day has been i'll the past
week.-A child of Mr.. George Farr of Lin
coin was brought here for interment Mon
day.-The president Of the w. G. r. L. Of
the state and Mrs f. Kezar of Rochester
were in town August j., also Miss Dun
ham of Rochester,
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L NDERTlILL.


Mrs. w. . Nay MIS- Emma stevens
ana Mrs bradford gave plchlc Tor thelr
AIR packard's 1voods-Edaar Locklin and
Albert Haze are guests at samuel {.
Haze S.-MahN awaited themselves OF tn"
excursion to FIattSburgh last Week.-Mrs.
ID. q. French ana family nave returned
TO New 1Ork.-Harry Herrlck OF Nergen-
mes mas neen the guest or ms molher,
Mrs. Herrlck,-A party OF SIN climbed MI.
Mansfield On NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Whit
comb is at Camp Sunnyslde South Hero
Principal q. c. Mann and Leroy Mann Of
West Randolph were guests or Mrs. L. ii.
Mann last week. They climbed Mt, Mans
held.-John Rogers has been in town for
several days-Mrs. A. e. kendrick and
Miss May Kendlick of West Randolph are
spending some weeks at tho Custer House
Arthur Nay of Burlington spent Sunday
with MS parents.-Dr. A. +. Burdlck ana
wife have gone into camp al South Hero
Mrs. Slower Of Essex, n. Y. and Mrs. A
+. Chase are with Mrs. E. II. Mann for
few days.-Principal Chittenden is en-
gagged for the graded school another year.
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JERICHO CENTRE.

Mrs. Lang of Glens Falls and a lady
friend visited Mrs. Alma Ransom last
wo"k.-.\' barn containing a quantity of
hay belonging to Charles Guyette was
struck by lightning Sunday morning and
burned to The ground.-Mr Melvin Church
of Randolph is visiting friends in this
vicnity.-E. t. Jordan made a business
trip to Springfield, Mass, last week.
Mrs. Eliza Cass returned from Northhcld
Saturday nicht.--Bert sherman returned
to Boston the eth inst,-Frank G. Pease
returned to Boston Monday of this week
Edward Ransom has gone to North
ampton, Mass. to work in the asylum
w +. French has gone to Barre to work
Mr.. MyTon skinner and daughter of
Minneapolis, Mimi, visited friends here
last week and started Monday for their
home.
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WILLISTON.

The Society of Kings Daughters met
with Mrs. Thomas Whipple Friday after
noon.-NliSS Bessie Burritt and Miss Marie
Bunker Of Burlington are visiting Mrs
\. Il. page.-Miss Callie Stewart left for
Fletcher Friday evening, where she viii
spend about two weeks visiting friends
II. :, Miller is expected here about the
22d with his daughter, Mabel, who is to
enter Hopkins Hall.-Mrs. NJ. O. Freder-
lex is spending a few weeks with Mr.. c. p.
Bliss and his son, Waite.-Mrs. Hanniford
and nephew have gone to Chelsea to visit
an aunt.-Thomas Keefe, United States
consul to St, Johns, visited his friends on
the fiat last week and his sister, Mrs. @.
II. Burke, in the village.-George Goodrich
had two COWS killed by lightning Saturday
nlght.-Jessie, the little daughter OF MIR.
and Mrs. Byron Johnson, has been very
Ill for few days, also some children at
North Williston.-The Kings Daughters
met with Mrs. Mary Whipple last Friday.
Rev. \. ID. and Mrs. Barber are visiting
with friends in Plattsburgh. Mrs. Whalen
is staying at their home during their alb
sence,
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RICHMOND.

Miss Kate Noonan, postmistress of
North Ferrisburgh, was the guest of Mrs.
j. r. Merton last weck.-Miss Agnes Bar
ton from Jersey city is spending her vaca-
ton with hcr parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Barton; also Mrs. f.. p. Norway and
daughter of Worcester, Mass, and Mrs
George Duman and children of West Ran
dOlph, are the guests of the same.-George
Goodrich had two COWS killed by lightning
last Saturday night.-Alr. and Mrs. Geo
Goodrich and family have gone to the
Thousand Islands for a few days outing
Mrs. Sidney Towers and children from
Minneapolis, Mimi the guests of r.
l.. ToWers.-ReV Mr.. Hazen exchanged
desks with Rev. Mr. Rose of Jericho last
Sunday.-'rhe late Randall Wells was for
many years editor of the Elmira Repuhli-
can, and supported Henry Clay for presi-
dent III lN44.-Mrs. Andrew Berry and
daughter have gone to Massachusetts and
Connecticut. to he absent several weeks
The public schools will commence Monday
tine 26th instant with the same teachers
as last term.
pr G. W. Jacobs has received word
from col Stone that his company of in
fantry will reach here on their return
trip from Fairloe Monday, Aug. -, about
noon and will camp here for the night,
leaving Tues lay morning for Burlington.
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CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. Eva Hodson of Wostport. n. Y.
who has been caring for Mrs f. S. Pease.
returned home last Friday-Nliss Sara
Edgcrton returned to Brooklyn. n. Y.
last Monday.-Aliss Edith Holmes went to
Castleton Monday to attend school
Misses Minnie Smith and Mary Root re-
turned to North Hampton last Monday.
after spending their vacation at their
homes hcre.-Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Field
are at their beautiful new cottage on the
south shore of their island. From its bal
cony and broad pa2zas some of the finest
views on the lake are obtained.-The Prin-
die brothers are at the lake enjoying a
weeks outing. --JOe Brooks is oarsman
for Wilbur Field his year
There is to he % reunion of the Brecken-
ridge family in Toledo, August 2S, and
Mrs. Joseph Barton and sister, Miss Jen-
nette BouGhtou propose to attend.-Mr.
II. w. HrccEorriige and wife of Toledo
have been visiting in toWn.-The an
nounccm"ut II made by card Of the mar
riagc Of Miss Carrie A. Higbee to Lyman
Is. Mcneil in Cassopolis, Mich, September
4.-The tax hill win now so from the treas
urer into the hands of the collector, ac-
cording to notice II makes a difference
of 500 on huudr7d of tax which way ii
is paid.-A special town meeting has been
called for August Il to see about building
school house IN district No. 10.
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BRIDPORT.

Mrs. Charles Bingham Of Brattleboro
and her two sons are spending some time
at H. X. Williams Mrs Thompson of
Topeka, Kan, is visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Wing of Rochester and two sons are
visiting DR. r. q. Blaisdel and other
friends-Miss Mary Wilds of Bristol spent
a few days last week at Mr.. b. A. Skff' e
Quite a party OF young people from town
went to Lake Dunmore last Tuesday
Mr.. f. D. Weed and niece of HIinesbursh
spent a part Of last week with his sister,
Mrs. /. d. Fletcher.-ATrs. c. w. Barnes
of Bristol, Conn, is with her mother, Mrs.
Pratt
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HANCOCK.
WALL.

George f. Field of sun Francisco, Cal,
foreman of the san Francisco Bridge CO.,
with his wife and daughter, are in town
for a week, guests of his brother A. J.
Field. Mr.. Field has been on the Pacific
coast for the past 10 years. and has come
East to have charge OF a large contract OF
dredging at Norfolk Va
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WHITING.

Mrs. A. NJ, Ground of Jacksonville.
Florida, visited Mrs, r. J. Ketcham last
week.-W. W. Williams and Grace Stevens
were married last "Wednesday evening at
the home Of Mr.. Royal Stevens, Rev L.
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GRAN VILE.

Winnie Wilson and Richard Osha were
married the I5th inst.-Henry Briggs and
Miss Allie Briggs visited in Bridgewater
last week.-Mrs.. r. II, Bostwick died Aug
18th and was buried the 14th.-Boston par
ties were prospecting for gold on Patter-
sons brook last week.
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WEYBRIDGE.

The grist mill is undergoing thorough
repairs. IS Kate Palmer has accepted
d position teacher in the Normal school
at Castleton and goes to her work this
week. Miss Inez Fisk hos returned to
Waltham for the fall term Of school,
Martin Warner has had an attack of
paralyss.-E L Warner, has purchased
the Moody place Of the htirs-Miss Matte
Case has returned TO her home in New
York City.-George S. Wright will have
charge OF the Bridport high SCHOLARS.
Lucy Rider Meyer gave a very interesting
account of the deaconess' work in Chicago
last Sunday morning at the Methodist
church
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Capt G. W. Burlosou was in town over
SundaY.-OctaVus Northrop and wife are
visiting in tOVu.-Nrs. y. j. PomoroY and
Mrs II. j. lsham are visiting i'm Boston
n. b, Lovoriu Of East berkshire was in
town last Week.--AIss Alberta chase has
returned to Wa!tham, Mass, after "A visit
here.-Mrs Frank Newton ana children Of
Nashua, y. H., are visiting at r. Sturte-
want s.-The farm barn of Michael Ryan
was struck by lightning and burned SAT-
urday night. Loss $1,000, insurance $200.-
j. q. Burnham has rented the rooms in
Read and Croft's block and will move his
business there soon.-A new bridge has
been built at the east end of Main street.
w. r. Croft and q. H. Hill are at EnoS-
burgh Falls this week.-Fuller c. Smith
of 81. Adams was in town NIonday.-Fred
Hun of Richford spent Sunday with his
parents here.-Aliss Matte II. Gates of st.
Alb'Nns spent Sunday at r. 5. Rcad's.-E.
NJ Temple OF Boston Was in town Monday.
HIGHGATE.
Charles Butler for many years a resi-
dent of this town, and moro Familiarity
known as Butler the miller, died at keene,
n. H., August 10, aged 50 years. Mr.. Butt
Ter learned his trade at the old SaXes
mills, owned by Peter SAKE. father OF
John G. SAKE, the poet.-Mrs Hiram Carr
of Bristol is the guest of Mrs, z. c. Morey.
Mr.. Southwick of West Newton the guest
OF Allen Cutler Miss Clara Place of Dor-
chester, Mass, the guest Of Mrs, Hiram
Seward and the Misses Ardell and Ger
trude Sanderson of West Newton guests Of
Miss Josie Lyon-Mrs. John Tibedo hasre-
turned from her visit to friends in Massa-
chusetts.-Mrs. Daniel Oliver is quite ill
The band boys cleared S25 at their ice
cream festival last Thursday evening"
Miss Mary lde OF ST. Johnshury is the
guest of Miss Hattie BaXter.-At a special
town meeting held the 18th inst. j. A Cor
liss was elected salectman, vice NJ. 70.
JeWett resigned-Charles Carman and
Continued on 7th pagc.)
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dICCS III TINS place ana CSltOrl.-MiSS
Minnie Donohue will teach the coming
fall and winter in the Kennedy district
in Williston.-The catholic fair viii com
mcncc Sept /, instead of the last week in
August as IT was first anhounccd.-J. S.
Donaldson, the newly appointed conduc-
tor on the b. & i. division of the Central
vermont railroad, moved his family to
Jcffersonvillo this week.-Mrs.. - c. Nc
Cambridge of St. Adams visited her sister
Mrs. j. A. Donahue. Tuesday and We'd
ncsday.-This vicinity was visited by a
violent hail storm Wednesday. No dam
age is reported. Frank LadCau of Wi
noosk an cmploye of the Lane Manufac-
turing company, has moved into "A part
of j. $. Reynolds house on Central street
Miss Bceman and FloY Booth of Swan
ton are visiting at c. NJ. Booth's.-Guy
stevens is supplying G. Rice's place lin
BoWman's Cash store during the lattCr's
Vacation-Nliss Ethel Bingham Is visit
ing friends in Montpclicr.-Willis Stev-
ems and wife Of st. Adams were at Mrs
Ellen stevens Monday and Tuesday,
Mrs. r. i. Nichols left Wednesday for
Wcstford where she will be the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Nichols and Mr.. and
Mrs. L. T.. Huntley.-ConduCtor stevens
Of the electric road is sick and Edward
sash is supplying his place.
sHELBURNE
The Catholic society has begun worl, on the
cellar to their church, which is to he
erected opposite John Morrll's residence
on Falls streot.-Mrs. +. r. Hart and fam
lily went to Cambridge Monday to remain
until May has recovered from the asthma.
Jack Hathaway has the cottage he is
moving for DR.. webb nearly on the place
where it is to be used for the lodge keeper.
There will be a meeting of the Methodist
Episcopal Sunday-sChool board at the par
SOnaEo on Friday evening; a fun attend
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Carl SandcrSon from Providence r. l., is
visiting Don LuCa.--Messrs Ritchio and
Ely Of New York are in town trug to
dispose Of the water privilege which they
own.
ST GEORGE.
The storm Of last Saturday prevented
the completion of the bail game between
the South Burlington and St. George
teams-Nliss M,ud Weller Of Hincsburgh
visited at Mrs G. e. Baldwn's a few days
last wcel;.-Thc ice cream festival of the
South Williston Christian Endcavor So
ciety was held Friday evening and was
well acknowledgements T.. Tilley spent
Saturday and Sunday with his friend,
Arthur Washburn, i'm Essex. -I<ittie and
Helen Sears of Burlington are visiting
their uncle, Fred Lavne, in the east Part
Of the town.
COLCHESTER.
Mr.. o. A. Austin is visiting at Charles
Bates Misses Addc and Fannie Day
spent Sunday with friends in Burlington
Lucian Mead ana family of Philadelphia
arrived Saturday. They will make this
their future home and will occupy the
Spencer Hne house at present.-Frecland
Nelson and family arc visiting friends in
Lamoillc county.-Rov. NJ. 4. Barney and
wife are visiting friends in Johnson.-Mrs.
Edward Wolcott of Worcester, Mass, is
ST sitiIG at julius WolCott s.-NIrs.
Ircna Trick cclebra ted her 800 birthday
1 1,"S 80. iIi & V',S a''' lin
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HUNTINGTON.
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t,oro 1,st r.,,1. W-,Iroe,la,. .,,d r1,,.od
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Kinney ofilciatinE.--Dr. Charles Baldwin
of New York city is visiting friends i'm
town.-1he village school house is boing
repaired and supplied with new seats and
]
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-17
o. Nj. HALL SAYS THE RETIRE.
MENT OF TREASURY NOTES
IS NECESSARY.
FREE COINAGE DEAD LETTER
1T WILL CUT NO FIGURE IN THE
COMING SESSION OF CON-
GRESS.
THE RAILWAY POOLING BILL.
Dangerous Measure Which Is Sure
to Be Passed by the Repub-
lican Majority.

Hon. o. M. Hall came up from Red
Wing yesterday and was caught by
a representative of the G o b and
put under the pump forthwith. His
four years experience in congress, as
well as the close study he has given
to economic questions, gives to his
opinions on public questions an un-
usual value. ASKED as to the silver
situation, he said:
There is not the slightest possibil-
dty of the enactment of a free COIN
age law. Even is such a measure
should pass both houses of congress,
it would he defeated by the presi-
dents veto. The silver men may be
troublesome, but they cannot be sue
cessful. They cannot legislate, but
they may be strong enough to prevent
legislation. 1 regard the coming ses-
sion Of congress as Of vital impor-
tance to the business interests of the
country. It can do much to acceler-
ate the return of prosperity, chiefly
by removing the impediments which
still retard its coming.
''There is one question paramount
ito all others which demands an inn
mediate solution. That Is, what shall
be done with the paper currency so
as to maintain it's parity with gold
without the necessity of keeping and
constantly replenishing the gold re-
serve the treasury? So long as the
greenbacks and treasury notes are
in circulation we must redeem them
on demand in gold, and the only way
to secure the gold for that purpose
is to buy it with bonds. An Increased
revenue, no matter how large, will
not supply the treasury with gold; 1t
will add to the already large sur
plus, $1S5, 100000, in the treasury, but
will not furnish a single gold dollar
for redemption purposes"
"What remedy, then, would you
suggest?" asked the G i o b S rep
resentative.
obviously the common sense thing
to do is to retire the greenbacks and
Sherman notes from circulation, and
substitute in their place paper cur
rency with the redemption of which
the government has nothing ITO do
"This, in my judgment, can best
and only be accomplished by the
adoption of the 'safety-fund' bank
ing system, as proposed by Secre-
tary Carlisle. The scheme proposed
by ex-Gov. Merriam differs from
that of the secretary only in matters
Of detail. Both are based upon the
same principle, and either would ao-
complish the desired result. The
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-17

shown herself possessed in an equal
degree of that personal distinction and
intellectual character that distinguish
her from all others on the boards.
What will make the coming engage
ment of more than ordinary interest
Is the announcement that Miss Morris
will present for the first time in this
city, her new play "Raymonde," which
is an adaptation of Dumas Monsieur
Alphonse,' in which she is said to have
made a marked success in her present
tour. The repertoire for the engage
ment has been arranged as follows:
Monday night and at the Wednesday
matinee "Raymonde;;'' on Tuesday
evening Miss Morris will appear in her
great impersonation of Cora, in Ar
ticle Az" and on Wednesday evening
mill Moulton'' will be the bill. The
supporting company is said to be the
best Miss Morris has ever had, and in
cludes J. NJ. Colville, Howard Coveney,
Walter Walker, F. c. Harriette, MISS
Iayinia Shannon, Mrs. Charles Gay
lor, Kate Weston Cherry, Celia Clay
and the clever child actress Margery
Valentine.
Two attractions have been booked at
the Metropolitan opera house for the
week beginning Sunday, Nov. "a.
Primrose & Vests minstrel show, num-
bering 70 people, 40 whites and 80 blacks,
will play the first four nights OF the
week, beginning Sunday, the 24th. This
is the biggest Minstrel organization
travelling in America today.
Americas most famous actor, Joseph