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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28

All Saints and All Souls day will oc-
cur on next Monday and Tuesday;
Nov. list and 2nd, will be celebrated
in St. Peters Catholic church, SER
vices on All Saints Day at $50 anu
9 m. Mass for the dead will be salu l
on All Souls Day at $50 a. IN. All are
invited to attend these services, .ob
In st. Marks Ev. Lutheran churGh
there will be preaching at1O.3O o'clock,
Immediately after the service there
in -. Every member Of the church il
requested to be present as there are
number of matters of great impor
tauce TO attend to. .,.o
In St. Matthew's church service
viii be held on Sunday at 400 p. III
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28
Would Hail the Day.

\ GAINESVILLE correspondent writes
to the Terra Alta Orocie as fol- 3ws:
The State line surveyors arc 1Ir-
veying this section, and it is ra}.-ing
quite an extensive debate, and should
the new line be ratified it viii give
The new school house to .Iaryland.
As far as the writer is ccncerned, he
would rather live in Maryland than
in West Virginia, since he would not
have to he i'll the road penitentiary
two days every year, nor would he
have to pay more than an mills tax
instead of 10 mills, as here in West
Virginia. People may criticise me
for speaking thus, but nevertheless it
is the whole truth and nothing but
the truth,' and the bosses will have
it to swallow, however bitter the pill.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28

Yesterday morning about day break
the large barn on Mr.. Frank Ashby'
farm near Creilin, was burned to the
ground. along with its contents, con
sistiug of hay, grain, harness, farm
ing implements, etc, entailing a loss
Of from $500 to 81 ,00O with no insur-
ance. The origin Of the fire is mys-
terry as Gir. Ashby had been TO the
barn less than fifteen minutes before
the flames broke through the root, and
It is supposed that It tramp set fire to
the building.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28

The services at st. Peters Catholic
church, Rev. F.. A. Is. Wunnenberg,
pastor, for the week beginning sun
day next will be as follows: Sunday
services, low mass and communion.
$50 a. IN; high mass and sermon, 1890
a. M; Sunday school, 2:3O y. m: yes
pers and benediction, $50 p. IN. Week
day services, mass every day at $50 a.
m; services first Friday OF every
month, $50 p. III. \ cordial welcome
extended to all.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28

Last Friday Mr.. William G. Palmer,
representing the above society, was
in Oakland and succeeded in estab-
fishing a local aid society, whose duty
it will be to look after all destitute
children in this section of the sUata.
The aim of the society is to place such
children i'll carefully selected homes
where they viii receive the proper
attention. The society is purely ben
evolent in its operations and is entire
~ non-sectarian. as such it appeals
strongly to the sympathies of Chris
tain people generally.
The local society is formed of the
following gentlemen, with Rev. Viii
liam Brayshaw as president: Messrs.
Fred \. Thayer, Edward II. Sincell,
Gilmor s. Hamill, Daniel f. OGutt,
John Shartzer, VIM. II. Chadderton.
G. NJ. Miller, Chas. S. Davis and Benz.
+. Crane.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28

Last night the store of Mr.; Chas. o.
Nav, Swanton, was robbed of about
$500 worth of merchandise. It's sup
posed that the goods were haulea
away in a wagon. The entrance 10
the store was effected through tH i
front door of the building. There Il
no cline TO the robbers.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28
LAND FOR SALE!

lam now offering for sale in large or small i.
Quantities, 1000 acres Of tracC STOW the
,, owan'i lands" situated in Garrett County
% Md This land is well timbered and nnSsr
iatd with many valuable veins OF mlhe t,,,I
also suitable for farming purposes an" S'"
ing II trespassing will I've prosecuted to th'
uIie,t extent ofthe Jaw.
Can On Vi {. A. WILT, Agent,
9-lyr. BOX w.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28
LlGSllI .IA2 NiDlI lINlIGnbe[. IX9l.


for one person 10 he Comptroller of the Treas
ury of the State of Maryland; one person 10
be Clerk ofthe Court Of Appeals of the State
of Maryland. enc person 10 be a member .:
the Senate oc MdrEland two persons to tie
members rf 1he House of Delegates OF Mary
land: two persons To be County Commission
ers for Garrett county: one person to be Sher.
if OF Garrett county; one person to be County
Surveyor for Garrett county, and one person
to be County Treasurer for Garrett county,
and also for or against d proposed ameAd-
ment TO the Constitution of the State OF
Maryland by adding an additional section 20
Article - thereof, to be known as section II
of said Article, which reads as follows
~ Appointments in the civil service Of
the state, in the municipalities ana counUes
of the State, shall be made according TO merit
and fitness, TO be ascertained as TAR as practl-
cable by examination, which shall ebe COM
petitative except appoi ntments which are
subject to confirmation by the senate; ana
genera ~ Asss%ey 5 hore ay cS
nto effect the provisions OF THIS sectloh'
And the places of said election in the sew
era. election districts and precincts IA Sal"
Garrett county, will be as follows:
District No. l.-Friends .otore huliu'"S ."
& the town OF SWanton' 49,
4 district No. Ain the public scEooI pu'''
in0in the town ofFriendsviue.
Instruct No 3.-In Gnegy'S hall in the w"
of GrantsNlle.
district No I.-ThOmas GarNey NI"'"
house in the town of Bloomington.
District No. George L. Englehart Sn"p
in the Town OF Accident.
District 40. In the public school o"ti"'
inn in the town OF McIenry.
district No - First Precinct. - InoiH.hs
Martins store room. corner Thlrd All" va"
/ streets, Oakland.
District No. = second Precinct IN va
office OF he Supervisors of EIecll"nS, s..
Shartacr's Opera House, on Green S''o''
Oakland.
District No. Sat the old Hoye place 81
the Northwest ern turnpike
District No. 9-Atthe shop OF samuel dohN
, son on the National road.
District No. lO.-In Mrs. Franc IS GhlocS'e'
store room in the town of Deer Eark'
District No ll,-At the residence oil rev"
. Mcintyre. -,.......-.u.... 49,,
district No. l2.-At Henry Bittinger sHN
p i'm the town Of Bittinger.
The polls Of said election will be oPehe"
each and every election district of said co"n
tv. at the above places of holding the polls'
so'clocR a. M, and will close at 9 o'clock p n
A. G. STURG ISIS, Presden
j. ALVIN FRIEND.
, FRED. G. RlES. 49,,
y !. :. MEN rs, Clerk. 'T
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28
Ready for winter.

You will find a complete line OF
mems women's and children's under
wear, blankets, comforts, nillllleit'
warns, shirts, hoods, faclnators, lhiI
TENS and everything to make you com com
Portable for winter. Cheap ana Eoou
33-3t :. l.. TOWNSHEND y SON
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28
Proclamation

;naA 7-I'00n hundred an
III, NeherdI Assembly c
i1i'" was passed pfODOSin
an an WtmenG TO the CODe+;4,,4:
+ba ST CONSTITUTION
Sno+ionT ~ 'uolng an additions
be kno as Section eIev ,4e[ of sa t. t.
Article Ehich said bill and amen4 i'
ment aGn the worda fo e'llr omen"
vii. VIRUS following, to
wiz y az, r.,.
An AR toamanli / EN- 49,
.late BY adtnn enu me Constitution Of IN,
>r,icIehfteer'hss an additional Section tc
Ion of SAID 80 ol'to he known as Section
ION
9hv'i ,ss,,. SE IT ENACTED BY THE G,,,-
n rr' the mesE bo oS MARYLAND Uhree-nnhs
~ ,r ~" tbe foll@i e'S OF The House coucurring,
., ,''', same h,,h us additional section be, and
'i'' ,totbeeS IS proposed as an amend
ih''. VI NV nshiutlon Of this state. and +,
a'op "ofas hs.' e legal aud qualified voters
tl'v'oo, os h provided, it shall stand and
DC "ICons,, ctlon eleven OF Article 6ftoap
oI saw 'uon
H. 1 Il theSSeents in The Civil service ortbc
ne State, sha bo qualities ana counties Of
and fi9ess be asc rse according to merit
ica6ls.Vss yuc%sGina,ou. which y a lar rs prac-
y taS sss9 V, "a Sments which are sub
; z Ss- 1853 a "a. and The
NAV sy1yy,;.v more fully TO carry into
effect tWiAons Of this section.
sEclt AyD BE IT FURTHER ENAcrED
BY II hqrnoF1T nLU"[ nranosod d"a At the
a ip,gsg secilo tnc,cnm.ilutlon of this State
shall ~ ,nsncxt enerol election held in
this Ste. submitted to The legal and quail
ed Ners thereof 9r 5l arpI,,on "r rig,,
in tr' pHrsua ,a, Of n. Constitution orfhis
,ra,esna =, tpe said general election the
voteo said proposed amendment to 'he'on'
s'I'un shall DC Wy a.ion sG.'i IT,, W., r, ,a',"
af,ar rId a, I condi6tcs, he question con-
cerniathe adoption rejection ofsaid pro-
posed onstituional 'ineh''"e"'' so that
eacn oer at sucn Sv', nra.cr rI n ,., ,
~he '(s n z. ' VOTE j, @or the constitutional
Amcnnant ror Against the constitutional
Ameu,nent"a> he hall elect, and immr-
diatclanefsa said eiec'on Que return shall be
m""ehtIie Govern" W '''s ',,,',s %, '''' |'''
' ,,, "aaasaioI I s,,rtcnth article ,"
stftu,i@,
App~ed April IN 1896.
Nov THERlFo r E. l. LLOYD
LowSDEs Governor OF the State OF
Marylnd, inpufuance OF the provi-
slons Of Section one oi Artlcle IoUf-
/ Teen of+ba Constitution OF the STATE
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28
Garrett County.

STATE or MARYLAND.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE. !
ANNAPOLIS, Oct. list, 1887.
In pursuance OF the requirements Of
Section g, of Article 50 of the Code of
Public General Laws, herewith pub
fish thenames, titles and amounts due
by the following officers who are in
arrears to the stare OF Maryland.
ROBERT p. GRAHAM.
Comptroller.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28
Lease Red Seal Lye.
@per mt. strength, granulated,
packedh SITTING TOP cans. is
he gfezest soapmaker. disiniect-
ant anddeauspr
One Con- RINMsA 10 Pounds o. HQ[d SOQp.

Red Seakthe best disinfectantan
purifier TO use in sinks. drains,
waste pipes and closets. 1t Is ham
dy, saieand sure. One can OF Red
Seal tobgaliOns of water sprayed,
knoeks potato bugs, cabbage
wormSetc. No damage to vines. To-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28

John STARTER.
y LICENSED AUCTIONEER,
offers his services 10 The people OF Garrett
county. WIN cry land or personal properly
sales NJ any point i'm the county. 6.3'lyr'
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28
s,-c at Loeb Lynn Heights.
Last Friday morning fire destlF

Heights. Both buildings were unQccu-
pied and were owned by Mr.. J. J..
Burley. The loss was covered by in
SuFance
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28

NANE. TITLE. YE. PRIN. INT.
ThoS. b. Wiley collector 1896 S2,2I2l7 1896
l.. T.. SOtla.s 1891 6SG2S 81 "A
Same 1895 37533 Is ~
r.. Jamisou Sheriff 1888 l07.l 2J.IH
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-16
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.

Prof. Alonzo Williams and family Of
this city are spending the summer at
Newport.
The front entrance to Brown University
Is being repaired.
Miss Helen Ballou has returned to tho
city from visit
Mr.. John Nicholas Brown OF this city
has returned from trip abroad
City Solicitor Colwrll spent Sunday at
Conanicut Park.
Mr.. William H. Blanding and family OF
this city have gone to harrington for the
summer
Mr.. Powers of ANGEL street has gone To
harrington for the summer.
Thomas A. Jenckes, Esq, and family
have gone to their summer homo In
Grovedalo for the summer.
Mr.. Paul Matteson of Prospect street Is
spending the summer at Matunuck.
DIR. Miller OF Benefit street has gone to
Europe for the summer
Mr. Harold Brown of this city, was one
OF the arrivals OH the Campania last
Friday.
Miss Eleanor Pitman OF keene street
has gone te- Conanicut for the summer
Miss Amy Bixby of this city has gone
TO Centredale for the summer.
The banking rooms of tho Industrial
Trust COMPANY have boen redecorated and
repainted.
Mrs John Carter Brown Of this city
has returned from trip abroad.
Tho latest novelty In bicycle furnishings
and wind devices is the bicycle wind mill.
IL Is made OF brilliant colored paper and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-16
CRANSTON'S NEW PLANT
A New Company Organized to Man.
ufacture Mineral Waters.

The Glendon Hyphon Berry Springs Com
pany has been organized with capital Of
$780, coo for the manufacturing and selling Of
lithia and aperient waters elixirs q phos
phate, champagne, etc. The company owns
some noted springs including the famous
Glendonbary springs near the East Provi-
snce line, and with these facilities will be
able 10 supply large demand of the above
mentioned beverages.
Mr. Charles O. Bennett OF Crapston was
elected president and Mr.. Edward r. Dawley
treasurer and secretary. A large building
under course of construction directly over tho
celebrated Pocasset spring on Dyer avenue
will be occupied by the company in a few
days
Following is a list Of the real estate trans
fers for the past week:
Wilfred A. Goyea at ux. TO John NJ. Dean,
lots 693 TO 096 inclusive, on Meshanticut Park
plat
John NJ. Dean TO wilfred A. Goyea ct ux.,
lots 7W to 7l0, inclusive, Meshanticut Park
plat
John NJ. Dean to C. ". Austin, lots $40 and
34l, Meshanticut Park plat
John NJ. Dean 10 Ansel Bourne, lots 20 and
50, Meshanticut Park plat.
Thomas q. Drinkwater ct al. 10 Mashapaug
Gun Club, lots 1874 and l35, l.. ID. Anthony
plat.
George Smith to Joseph L. Sand ers, lot 2l9.
Auburn Plat.
francesca Ballou TO Frank V. Chase ct al,
lot 3, group l24, Oakland cemetery.
George W. Bourne to Horatio Il. Carpenter
ct ux. lot 8, South Olneyville plat.
Levi Addshead et al. 10 Thomas Lees, lot Q,
Auburn plat.
William f. Harmon TO Stephen J. Smith ct
ux., lots 24i and 247. West Arlington plat.
James A. Budlong IL Sons Company to
Thomas Rathbone, lot l43, Eden Park plat.
James A. Budlong & Sons Company to
James A Blanchard, lots Ga and G5, Eden Park
plat.
Eugene f. Bowen ct ux. 10 IT, omas II.
Creighton ct ux., lot e5, william F. Dyer plat
Lorin Eddy TO James Crofton, lots 20 and H.
ii. A. Potter plat
John M. Dean 10 Emerson $. Hill. lots 4l2
and ALB, Meshanticut Park plat No. 3.
James A. BudlonR S Sons Company TO
Charles Lockwood, LOT 3os Eden Park plat.
For some time past complaints have been
heard from residents in this part of the town
Of teamsters who seem 20 think it quite safe
to lie down inside their wagon for sleep,
while the horse continues his journey. Yes.
terday morning man in charge of local milk
wagon was indulging himself in this manner,
when his horse stepped into n tin pail which
happened to be in the roadway. The start Of
the horse and the noise combined failed 90
arouse the driver who probably slept TO the
end Of the journey. II is to he hoped that
owners OF teams will warn their employees
against this practice, as it is one which may
cause serious accidents.
Miss Genevieve Warburton Of Kngh,sville
has recovered from her late illness.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-16
MR.. CHRISTIE'S GUEST.
Judge YOumans Pays a Visit to
Bristol Bristol Team Won.

Judge Z. B. Youmans of Elmira, n. ", as
sistant secretary of the treasury under the
first Cleveland administration, arrived at
Bristol yesterday in his steam yacht Lucille,
and was the guest Of ex'Postmaster
J. j. Christie. He Is spending the sea
son at Newport with his family.
A game of baseball was PLAYED here yester-
day afternoon between the Bristol Grays and
n picked nine OF wine clerks of Providence.
The score was IL 10 O in favor of the home
team.
The Neptune Yacht Club held special
meeting last evening at the club house. II
was voted TO tolo local regattas every two
weeks during the yachting season, and to
hold one I'm August free TO every one TO en-
ter. The regatta committee is busily en-.
gagged making all the arrangements for the
reception OF the Rhode Island Yacht Club,
which will arrive here this afternoon from its
annual cruise
At the regular weekly meeting Of Babbitt
Relief Corps il was voted 20 make an official
visit to Department President Bessie Sey-
mour on Wednesday evening, August IL.
At meeting Of the Bristol Light Infantry
Veteran Association IL was voted 20 give Com.
pany G grand reception on its return from
its annual camp on Saturday evening. A de-
tachment of the veterans, with fife and drum
band, will meet the steamer Corsair at the
National Iudia Rubber Company pior on its
arrival, and escort the soldiers to their ar
mory upon Wood street, where the reception
will take place.
A number of naval officers visited tho Ma
tional India Rubber Company works yester-
day and were shown through the various de-
partments by Mr.. Winthrop q. Thurston. On
retiring they expressed themselves much
pleased with their treatment.
Professor Richard Jewett Of the University
Of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Mimi, arrived
yesterday, and soon afterward started on a
cruise in his catbont.
Mr.. Charles L. Gladding. wife and daughter,
of Boston, are spending a short vacation with
Mr.. Gladding's parents
Mrs. Andrew Van voorhees, and Miss Eliza
beth Van Voorhees, of Now York arrived here
yesterday and are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John X. Montrose upon High street.
The b. B. Club left this morning for a
weeks outing at Allsion Springs in New
HAMPSHIRE.
A grand illumination and display Of fire.
works will be gwen this evening Mt the recep.
tion Of the Rhode Island Yacht Club at the
expected that the yachts will arrive here
about 4 80 O'Clock, when the signal gun from
the copmodOre's boat Will be answered from
tae cub house.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-16
AYLESWORTH'S WILL.
A New Bill In Equity Filed In the
Appellate Court To-Day.

A new bill in equity in the Aylesworth
will case was filed in the Appellate Court
today. In substance it Is as follows:
Eli Aylesworth died Aug. 4, 1894, leav-
ing will dated Jan. 49, 1892. together
with codicil dated Oct. 12 1893 These
instruments were probated at Providence,
Dec. IL, 1884. --
Gilbert A. Phillips. George A. Jepher-
son and William q. Angel were named
as executors
Emily Rothwell and others appealed
from the others decision Of the Probate
Court and entered their reasons in the
Common Pleas Division of the Supreme
Court
The case was tried before Judge Rogers
and jury, Jan. IL, 1885, ana the will
was broken.
The defendant gave notice Immediately
of their intention TO petition the Appel
late Division for a new trial.
The complanants and all the respon-
dents have agreed TO compromise and
fully settle all controversies and COM
plainants have requested the court TO
authorize the executors to adjust the con-
trovorsy
They also request that guardian ad
Item may be appointed for the respon-
dents under age.
The heirs named in the will now petit
tion that all accounts with executors and
trustees before the date of the decree
approving the compromise shall be taken
and allowed on a part of the COMPROMISED
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-16
BURIED AT WARREN.
Obsequies of Rev. DR.. Mulchahey.
Accident at Electric Light Works.

The remains Of Rev. James Mulchahey.
ID. d.. vicar emeritus of st. Pauls
church. New York, who died suddenly at
Saratoga, Monday where he had gone In
quest of health. were brought here yester-
day morning from New York via Fall
River line accompanied by the members
OF his family and the Rev. w. Nj. Geer,
vicar and Rev. Morris Kemp curate OF
st. Pauls. The funeral service was held
at ST. Marks church at ii q. m, and was
largely attended.
The Episcopal service was conducted
by the rector, Rev. Alva H. Carpenter,
assisted by Rev. Messrs. Chaplin and
Sweetland of harrington. There was a
voluntary by the organist and solo by
Miss Maxwell, soprano. There were a
number of choice floral pieces placed on
the casket
The pail bearers were Messrs. Col. Is.
Is. Martin, Hon. Benjamin Drown, Hon.
Charles ii. Handy and Alfred Gardner.
At the conclusion Of the service the re-
mains were taken TO the South cemetery
and inferred in the family lot by the side
Of his late wife. AT the grave service
was conducted by the Revs. w. M. Geer
and Kemp. Mr. Mulchahey was in the 10Th
year of his age, and passed his boyhood
and youth in this town, where his parents
and brother lived for many years. One
OIls
daughters Mrs. Walter ii. Luther and Miss
Mary q. Mulchahey and a brother Charles,
who resides in Providence survive him.
lie was a member of New Bedford lodge
OF A. +. A. M.
Mr.. Charles A. Bowen returned yesterday
from ten DAYS vacation trip to Balti-
more, Norfolk and Washington. He re-
turned on the Norfolk steamer, Dorches-
ter. which passed through Tuesday nights
gale an experience which he says he docs
no: care TO have happen again.
Mr.. Ebenezer Tiffany is confined TO his
residence with an acute attack of sciatic
rheumatism.
The electric street lights ms also the in
candescent store lights acted badly last
evening, and refused 20 illuminate for
several hours. A slight accident at the
station was the cause. 1t was remedied
and In working order soon after . p. III.
At the close OF business at the meeting
OF Amity Lodge, /. o. o. f., Wednesday
evening, those present with a number of
the membe of Celestia Ledge ID. and r.,
about 80 in all, made surprise visit TO
Past Noble Grand of Ceestia Lodge, Mrs.
Betsy Sawtelle. at her home OH Hope street
and enjoyed pleasant OCCASION. The
event was in honor OF the 10Th anniyer-
sary OF her birthday.
Sadie HOPKINS was arrested at the
home of her parents ON Union street, We'd
nesday evening. by Officer Walsh on COM
plant of some MEMBER of the family for
making disturbance. Sadie is employed
away from home and claims that she went
there to obtain certain articles belonging
to her, to which there was an objection
made. She was locked up in "A cell in the
town hall during the night and let go in
the morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-16
From Neighboring Towns.
veil patronized and supper was served at

we'll patronized and supper was served at
8 o'clock. t.tt.t
The fancy booth was in charge Of Mrs.
George Miller OF Pawtucket and Mrs.
Harris of Providence. The candy booth
was looked after by Mrs. Fred Foster of
Pawtucket assisted by the .alsses Foster
and Pervear. The lemonade stand was
taken core of by Mrs. Arthur Mann of
Brooklyn and Mrs. johnson OF Central
Falls. In the cafe were Mrs. Wilbur Of
Providence, Mrs. Charles o. Read and
Mrs James X. McColl of Pawtucket.
Flowers were distributed by the Misses
Howath of Shawomct. while Misses Mary
and Louise Blake Of Providonce sold pea
nuts. The fish pond was In charge Of Mrs.
George Holt Of Providence. The proceeds
will 20 toward the Casino fund and the
committee deserve ci o lit for the manner
I'm which the affair was conducted.
The first hop OF the season will be held
at the Casino this evening. Every one
will appear in full dress.
Miss Clamer of Pawtucket has been
the guest Of Miss Leete for the past few
days.
Mrs. l.. w. Clapp formerly Of Paw
tucket. Is the gusst OF Mrs. Charles q.
PeTvear.
Miss May Bassett OF Taunton is the
guest Of Mrs. Charles q. Read.
William Green and Lyman Darling
of Pawtucket will spend this evening
with Mr.. Emmons Peryear.
Mr.. Horace Nye spent part OF the week
with Mr.. Harold Smith.
A party composed of the younger people
OF Shawomet left today for visit to the
state camp at Quonset.
Mrs. Dana, Miss Dana, Mrs. Dunno
and Miss Dunno spent Wednesday with
Mrs; William Leete
A party OF ten young ladies from Provi-
dence are Stopping with Miss Amy
Wilbur.
Inc Busy Bee Society of Shawomet
were the guests Of Miss Ethel Peryear
last evening.