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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-02-25
DEATH OF J, G. RANDALL.

One of our Oldest residents, j. G. Ran
dali, died on Saturday evening. Mr. Ran
dali had fer more than so years been
identified with St Marks church, both in
music and also in the vestry, and will be
much missed In the society.
c.. j. Decker Of Ashley Falls, Mass,
was the guest over Sunday of j. B.
Pitcher.
J. B. Pitcher is in Canaan and Ashley
Falls on business trip.
Mrs Robert Peck and daughter, Rober-
ia, OF New Milford were guests of E. l..
Peck, last week.
There are to be services in st Marks
church every Wednesday during Lent,
beginning with Ash Wednesday.
MIR and Mrs Howard Peck OF Newtown
were in town early in the week.
e. G. Page of Sandy Hook was in town,
last week.
The violent storm of ice and wind did
some very irregular work In trimming
the shade trees of our village, not much
to their improvement.
Robert L. Miner twas home from
Waterbury, awhere he lhas a situation
with the Boston Furniture Co., to attend
the funeral of his grandmother, Mrs
Prindle, last week. His Bridgewater
friends will be interested in the news
that his marriage engagement has just
been made public, the fortunate young
lady being Miss Ida V. Clark. one OF
Waterbury's charming young ladies
who formerly lived in Ansonia.
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A GROWING BUSINESS,

j. B. Pitcher, who Las been buying
and packing tobacco for Carl Vogt's
Sons Of New York for the past Is years,
concluded to engage in business for
himself, and started in the fall of 1894
with 26 cases, selling to manufacturers
in sms II quantities and case lots, and met
with good success from the beginning.
During the year 1897 he sold and shipped
oyer 300 cases, and has just completed a
packing for himself of $50 cases and is
at present engaged in asserting a large
packing for the firm in New York.
Should his business increase in the fu-
ture in the same proportion, it bids fair
to rival that of other firms in nearby
towns.
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BETHLEHEM.

THE WORST ICE STORM IN YEARS.
The rain storm of Saturday turned to
an ice storm in the night and continued
to be the worst ice storm Bethlehem has
had in mary years. Great damage has
been done to fruit trees, shade trees and
trees in the woods have all of the smaller
branches broken eff in many cases.
The snow stGrm of last week Wednes-
day was a very breezy affair. The
worst wind Bethlehem has had this
winter. Drifts in many places were 10
feet deep and more.
Mrs A. G. Lake has returned from the
Waterbury hospital, but will be confined
to her bed for two months, but hopes to
be benefited.
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SOUTHVILLE.
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.


A number here are suffering with grip
colds.
Mrs Fl. M. Jesaup, who has been visit
ing Mrs Laura Welton, has gone to Nor
walk.
Miss Agnes Roswell has been visiting
friends in Bethel and vicinity.
Miss Pearl WhaIley is visiting friends
away.
Ms L. Bedau and son of Brookfield
are at D. r Barnum's.
A. M. Worden ard daughter, Miss
Carrie, took a sleigh ride to the Pur-
chase one day, last week.
Mrs G. W. Northrop and daughter,
Miss Mile, and Mrs A. M. WOrden and
daughter, Miss Minnie, were in New
Milford, last week.
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In New Haven County.
SOUTHBURY.

CHURCH AND PERSONAL BRIEFS.
q. V. Peck took trip to Bridgeport
and also visited his sister-in-law, Mrs
Reardon, in Norwalk.
Messrs johnson and II. w. Wright of
Newtown have been in town looking for
live stock.
Mr. and Mrs George A. Smith are visit
ing his parents.
Mr. and Mrs Toohey have an addition
of a son to their family.
Mrs Ruth Ann Lewis has visited Mrs
Reynolds.
Rev o. j. Range was in his accustomed
place, Sunday, Notwithstanding the
storm.
C. K. Osborne passed last Saturday in
Waterbury.
J. E. Baldwin went to Milford, last
Saturday, to attend the funeral of Mrs
George Clark of that town.
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MIDDLEBURY.

NO SERVICE IN THE CHURCHES, SUNDAY.
For the FL st time in two years there
was no service in the churches. Both
we're warmed and opened. Mrs Chester
Bronson and Rev j. o. Munson present.
ed themselves at the hour Of service, bot
no one coming they adjourned to their
homes.
The Rev William t. Gilbert was in
town, last week, calling upon Rev j. o.
Munson and Frank Tyler.
Mrs John Basham if-quite indisposed.
The ladies of the Methodist church are
arranging for gypsy cantata which Ia
very affective.
Rev j. o. Munson attended the preach.
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Nathan Mcdonald of Boston is spend
ing few days with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs Duncan Mcdonald.
Miss Winnie Beard has returned from a
uisit with her brother in South Britain.
A very pleasant surprise was given in
honor of Fred Sherman at the home of
Smith Robinson in Isinglass, Monday
evening, February IA. About 80 were
present and everyone had most enjoy
able time.
The next meeting of the Village I'm
provement Society will be held at the
home of Charles Beard in Isinglass, We'd
nesday evening, March 2. A feature of
the entertainment will be peanut hunt.
Every one is cordially in vited.
Charles Willard has returned after
spending several months in Massachu-
sets.
Seymour B. Beaadsley is at the old
home during the slack times in the city.
D. P. Loverin is meeting with good
success in his sale of Kow Kure. Those
who use it once come for the second
installment.
Charles Parmelee expects to get a
wheel of the best make, April l, and will
astonish the natives.
Miss Ada Green has recovered from
her recent sickness and is able to be
about.
Stephen Tucker says it is boy this
time. Accept our congratulations.
Mrs Charles Hubbell and granddsugh-
ter have visited at Dana Laborie's.
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SOUTHPORT.
Personal AND OTHERWISE.

PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.
Master Georgia Wylie, who attends
the Kissewaug school, taught by Miss
Florence Wetmore of Roxbury, has 81
ready obtained 40 merits, every 10 en-
titlipg him to handsome card, of which
he has received four.
Harley E. Warner has purchased fine
young black mare, to work with the one
he bought last fall.
Franklin Nichols has disposed of an
unruly heifer, having sold it to S. w.
Buckingham of Seymour. Your CORES
pondent thinks he has acted wise part
in lettirg her 60, as this was the second
time she attacked him.
Arthur Lewis of Waterbury visited his
mother over Sunday.
Clark Lewis is in Derby, at work in
the paper mill.
George L. Minor row drives the South
ford stage to Seymour.
1t is rumored that Mrs John Candee is
soon to make repairs on her tenant house.
School meeting again, next Saturday
evening, to see about that new fence.
C. B. Garlick of Woodbury. has bought
large NOW of hay of David B. Wheeler.
Lee Armstrong; sister, Miss Flora
from Brooklyn, lately visited him.
DR. NJ. L. Cooley of Waterbury, for
merly of Southbury, has recently bee
honored with the appointment Of gyne
eologist of the Waterbury City hospital
In addition to a very large practice /
the Brass city, he also visits New Yorl
two days in week. He married Mr.
Hannah Csndee Wheeler, one of South
ford's fair daughters.
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MONROE.
EAST VILLAGE AND VICINITY.

EAST VILLAGE AND VICINITY.
The church seciable held, last week, at
the residence of Wilbur Clark was sue
cess.
Mrs j. w. Waterbury has besn at East
Nor walk for few days.
A surprise was given Misses Florence
and Edith Bliss on Valentine evening, by
the young people. Games and refresh
ments were the order of the occasion.
Eugene Peck has entered the employ
of B. S. Hurd.
Mrs Celestie Curtis has returned after
an absence of three months.
Henry Plumb has purchased a new
one-horse power.
Myron Clark has new horse, pur-
chssed in Waterbury.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
No services were held, last Sunday, on
account of the severity of the storm.
The cottage prayer meeting, this week,
will be held at the home of Frederick
French.
Next week Thursday evening, March
8, the prayer meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs William Curtiss, Bagburn
Hill.
The offering for the educational soci-
ETY. will be taken next Sunday.
Owing TO the Indictment weather, Mon.
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ing and both physician and nurse are
now dispensed with.
KENT.

CHURCH AND PERSONAL JoTTINGs.
The heavy rain storm last Sunday pre-
vented people from going to church only
few being able to get out. Rev Mr.
Wright Of Windsor Locks occupied the
pulpit of the Congregational church in
exchange with Rev Mr. Voorhees,.
A force of railroad men were here,
Tuesday, taking up and loading the ties
furl'i hf d by Duval 6 Burhaunce.
Charles s Smith, together with Will
Ian. Smith nj Charles Garvey, expects
to tart next Tuesday for Southern Pines.
A party of young people were enter.
tanned at the home of G. A. Eaton, Tues
dtv evening.
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BRIDGEWATER.
DEATH OF MRS ANGELINA PRINDLE.

DEATH OF MRS ANGELINA PRINDLE.
Mrs EAngeline Prindle, an aged lady
over SO years, old passed away at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs Ida Minor ION
Tuesday Of last week. The funeral SER
vices Ewere held Efrom the home at IL
o'clock and from Christ church, Rex
bury, al o'clock on Wednesday. The
interment was in the Roxbury cemetery.
Beside the daughter, Mrs Minor, one
son survives, Cyrus Prindle, who is a
respected citizen of Roxbury.
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day evening, the party expected at the
Town hall, did not take place.
Mrs Arthur Human is very i'll. Drs
Stevens and Lyon are in attendance.
The storm here, last week, was as furi-
Gus snow and wind storm as has been
known since the blizzard, but the Grang-
ers who attended the Pomona meeting
at Norfield, reported no snow in that
direction west of Long Hill; only high
wind.
Birdsey D. Hubbell is visiting in
Bridgeport.
William Judson and son have visited
at John Beach's.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-02-25

Mr. r. G. Helbig. prominent druggis
of Lynchburg, Va, says: A0ne OF on
citizens was cured of rheumatism OF twa
years. standing, by one bottle of Cham
beTlain's Pain Balm. This liniment i
famous for its cures of rheumasism|
thousands have been delighted with tn
prompt relief which it affords
For sale by r. I'll. Beers & CO.
Newtown; Warner, Taylor & Curtis
Sandy Hook; A. B. Fancher, Hswley
vile; A. B. Brakeman, Botsford; w. y
Hurd, Long Hill.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-02-25

There are three little things which do
more work than any other three little
thirgs created they are the ant, the bee
and DeWitt's Little Early Risers, the
last being the famous little pills for stom-
ach and liver troubles. Edgar F.
Hawley, Newtown; S. c. Bull. Sandy
Hook; A. B. Brakeman; Botsford; B.
Hawley g Co., Stepnev.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-02-25
EVEN
MCINTYRE
& CO.'S,
Important
News
To All The PEG
pie of the
State.

The unfortunate Fire at the
Bowditch Furniture Company's
Warehouse, which adjoins the
rear part of our store, caused us
considerable damage by water
and smoke. The loss was salts
factorily adjusted by the insur-
ance representatives. Tuesday
we closed all day to mark the
entire stock down to prices that
were never equalled before at
any Fire, Water, Smoke or
Failure Sale. Now we open our
doors with the mostunprecedent-
ed values that were ever offered
in this country. Everybody
should come as early in the day
as possible.
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LANESVILLE.

Mrs C. e. M. B. Smith, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs j. w. Ellis
worth of Boston, has returned home.
A number out-of-town people attend
ded prayer meeting which was held at
GAINESVILLE meeting house, Thursday
evening.
Daniel War ler of Pawling, N. Y,
made short visit with his father, s. L.
Warner, last week.
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NEW MILFORD.
STILL RIVER NEWS.

STILL RIVER NEWS.
George Lane of Danbury was in town,
Tuesday.
G. Schuessler spent Tuesday in New
Haven.
Miss Nellie Murphy of Pittsfeld, Mass,
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs M. 7. Ryan,
one day, last week.
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Elgin Clock of Litchfield was down,
last Saturday, to subpoena witnesses to
appear in court, Tuesday, on the trial of
Mr. Trumbull against MIR O'Hara, who
bought horse of him four years ago,
and sued for the pay.
George Chase was in town, last week
moving his goods to Massachusetts,
where they will live. Fred Schmeidel
is to take the store and fill it up with
groceries.
One of Henry Woodruff's painters hur-
his fingers about two weeks ago. 1t
commenced making him trouble after
healing over, and he died, Monday, with
lock-jaw, after severe suffering. His
remains were taken to Putnam for buri-
al. He was of Canadian French descent.
Miss Peacock did not come down from
Litchfield on Monday; consequently
there was no school In the large room at
Calhoun street.
The exercises at the Gannery on the
22d were very interesting. The days of
both Lincoln and Washington were eel
ebrated, by speaking, mandolin and VIC
lin music, and fine singing by the male
club.
The Colonial tea at the ladies' parlor
in the afternoon was very lively affair,
where lots of walters with powdered
hair and quaint costumes waited upon
prettily adorned tables, from 4 O'Clock
until 5. The singing Of patriotic songs
and waving flags attracted much atten-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs Scranton Of Scranton, Pa,
were in town ever the 22d, visiting their
son, who is a student Of the Ridge. MI
Scranton is very heavy owner in steel
The ice storm did much damage to ali
trees on the hills, and some of the roads
were nearly impossible with fallen
branches. No ice gathered on the trees
in the hollow.
Rev Mr. Angel did not go TO Hawley
vile to hold service in their new chape
on account Of the severe storm.
The ice and wind storm of the goth die
much damage to the trees about town.
The Center District school gave a sup
per, in the hall on the Green, on Wash
ington's birthday.
Miss Nellie Brinsmade was in tow
over Sunday.
Miss Amy Nettleton of Mt Holyok
college is at home.
Mr. Van Sinderen and two boys, ais
Mr. Wellington and daughter, Miss. Ruth
have been spending few days in towr
On account Of the storm, last Sunds
, morning, only Is were present at til
Congregational church.
J 1t is expected that Mrs Carl Bader wi
D arrive In Washington from Germany th
last or middle of March.
John Erickson of New Preston, VIII
t has been ia the employ of Dea Burnhal
fo- the past 10 years, comes to tax
; charge of Ms S. FL. Welton's farm Q
Church hill.
Mr. McHan, who has been on Mrs We
toms farm Tor the past three years, tak'
Andrew Clark's farm, 80 repf 1T says.
Morris Clark of Judd's Bridge rem
Mrs Frances A. Titus place, the comm
year, and Amasa Rallock goes back
his own place.
On Sunday we had real old fashions
ice storm which broke down the limbs
4 mar trees. 1t used to be called a ggot
sign for fruit and grain the coming sur
i naer to have rain and Ice in February.
g Mr. and Mrs Carl Fraeland, who III
d with Mrs Marriott Gibson, had your
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carried him go far and left him to die
from neglect and exposure, leaving
doubly sure the guilt of murder on their
bands. So until a scintillation Of evil
dence has been brought forward to prove
murder, l shall believe implicitly that it
was accident as we all much prefer to
do.-[A. S. Baldwin, Washington De-
not. Ct.
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Cupid, Jr., valentine. Mother and son
doing well.
Oscar Swanson stays on Leslie Rar-
dall's farm another year and Mr. Randall
comes into possession of the C. N. Beach
place in April.
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NEW PRESTON.

Tue Mission Band of New Milford &C.
companied by their pastor, Rev Stephen
Heacock, will hold services at the w. G.
T. IT. rooms in Mrs Sophia A. Bodies
house on Friday evening, March 4, COM
mencing at 730 pm. Singing by the
Mission people will be feature of the
exercises. A large attendance is earnest
w requested.
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HUNTINGTON.

BISHOP BREWSTER AT ST PAUL's.
Owing to the severe storm Ton Sunday
only few availed themselves of the priv
ilege of hearing Bishop Brewster, who
came to st Paul's at $50 p. m. All who
did brave the storm were amply paid by
the bishops most eloquent sermon.
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In Fairfield County,
EASTON.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH INTERESTS.
The Ratchet sociable given at Academy
hall by the ladies of the Congregational
church was great success. The pre-
gram consisted of tableaux, recitations,
songs and two farces, Murder will OUT -
and THAT horrid boy" After the pro-
gram George Washington's cherry tree
was placed in one corner of the room and
for five cents the people were given a
chance to cut it down. F. LE. Silliman
received the Fl ST prize and Henry Keller
the BOBBY. Supper was then served.
About $50 was realized. Much praise is
due to Miss Freeborne and Miss Osborne
who made this success possible.
Owing to the stormy Sunday the mis-
sionary service at the Congregational
church was postponed until later.
Next Sunda7 evening the Enneavor
society will hold its monthly consecra-
ton meeting. The subject will be
"Nearness to Christ"
The young people of the society are to
give the farce, "a Soul Above Skittles"
some time next month. This play was
announced to be given during the holi-
day season, but an accident to one of the
characters prevented its representation.
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AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH.


The sociable at the hall understh aus
pices of the E. B. L. S., on Tuesday of
last week was the largest in attendance
and patronage that has ever been held
here, there being about 10 from Bridge
port, Trumbull, Stepney, Tashua, Red
ding and Easton, who conceded it to be
very erjoyab'e occasion of it's kind.
Space and time, last week, would not ad-
NIT of the especial mention of the crown
ing feature Of the program, which it so
Justly deserved. 1t consisted of cantata
by 10 children, in which every one took
their part so we'll it would be hard to
discriminate. Great credit and gratitude
is due Mrs w. M. Weeks for the thorough
and painstakng manner in which she has
so assiduously lsbored to perfect the
children in their several parts, which she
certainly did, as was demonstrated by
the efficient rem dition of every part from
beginning to end in so creditsb,e a man.
ner.
A new family has moved into the old
Wells place.
Mrs Philo Lyon recently entertained
her aunt, Mrs Moshier of Hartford, and
sister, Mrs Frank Lane and son, Willie
Mrs Hanford Lyon and daughter, AL
ice, have spent several days visiting
friends in Bridgeport.
George Arnold and family haveimoved
into what is known as the ''old mil
house,
J. B. Cole adyertises that he will b
at s. N.,Osborne's barn with car Loaf
of good driving and working horses Oh
or about March IL. Remember the dat
and give him cal,
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REAL ESTATE CHANGES.

Charles johnson, who is we'll known
in town, is going to buy the Frank Titus
place.
Oscar Staffstrom, who is on the Newell
Newton place, has bought the Mosely
Bronson place.
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.BUYkTHE-

teCttIaI and lasting power on the make
They are male by the Appleton Mig Coz
Batavia III. They also make Ensilage Gut
ters. Hero and American fee mills, Shelters,
Wood Saws, sweep Powers, the celebrated
GoOdhue Wind Mills, etc. Also buy Hench
Dromgold's Lever Spring Tooth Har.
rows on wheels aud Clark's Ideal and
Torrent CutawRy HarTOws. etc. l am selling
all these Implements at rock bottom prices to
suit tina times. i shall be glad to correspond
with parties wanting these implements
or win call personally If desired. WALTER
Fl. GLOVER, Agent, Newtown, Conn.
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A TALK WITH MRS. PNKHAN
About the Cause of Anemia.

Everybody comes into this world with pre-.
disposition to disease of some particular tissue;
in other words, everybody has weak spot
In ninety-nine cases out of hundred the
weak spot in women is somewhere in the inter-
inc system. The uterine organs have less re-
sistance to disease than the vital organs; that's
why they give out the soonest
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CA@ToRT-A-.

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rnsn1rpE A coin IN ONE nA1

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
25c.
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EVEN
McINTYRF
& co
834, $40 Chapel Street.
NEW HAVEN. CONN.
NEW HAVEN. CONN.

er's meeting in New Haven, this week.
The baby of William Munson is much
better,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-22

light on the upper end should have
bien burning, however, a<d II it was
not somebody is very much to blame.
OF course, no navigator should ne
gleet to get the latest information as
TO what work is being done. This con
struction has bsen going On for more
than year, and it seems as though
people navigating in the bay should
have known Of it,"
EFFORTS TO GET THE LIGHT.
This is the second serious accident
that has occurned on the new Break
water. The other was that of the Brit
ish steamer Glenochil, vIlich stranded
there last November, while bound for
Philadelphia from Hull, while the
pilot was bringing her u q safe an
chorage on the night OF November 30.
There was a gale raging at she capcs
at the time. She remained fast un-
til December 13, when she was floated
In badly damaged condition. The
pisa made by the pilot in charge OF the
vessel was that there was no light Wis
ible. There was talk thsn OF having
an investigation as to whether the
pilot was at fault, but at the last mo-
ment the agents of the vessel, who had
made the complaint to the Port War
dens, decided to drop the matter. Th.n
the British consul at this port was to
have held a naval court Of inquiry,
which is customary when all British
vessels ans badly damaged, to see
whether or not the officers performed
their duty properly. This matter also
was dropped, because the consul could
not get the pilot to appear before the
court.
Several weeks ago the pilots com
plained that there was gseat need Of
a light on the lower end of the new
Breakwater. They contend that thene
Is great danger for vessels in seeking
anchorage behind or to TIE westward
near it. President Virden, OF the
Pilots Association, wrote to the Mari
time Exhange on the matter, and this
latter body has since been using its ut
most efforts to have the authorities
place light on the BTealwater. The
communications on the matter brought
up the question as to whose duty II
was to have the light stationed at the
place. The Lighthouse Board has
Jurisdiction over the various lights
needed for navigation, but the work
.of constructing the new Breakwater is
under the supervision of the district
engineers. Several days eco the Com
mittee on Navigation and Pilots of the
Board Of Port Wardens announced that
it would hold a meeting tomorrow to
consider the question of having the de-
sired light established.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-22
A CHALK TAdKER.

Mrs. Ellen Dayton Blair, OF Mlehi-
gan, national organizer and chalk
talker for the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union, has been engaged for
a weeks work in Delaware. She will
hold meetings in the following places
in New Castle county: Saturday
evening, September "a, iz Ehe NJ E.
Church, Stanton; Sunday evening, Sep
tember %, NJ. E. Church, Newport; (;
Monday evening, September &c, Mt.
Salem Church, Wilmington; Tuesday
evening, September 27, Union M. E.
Church, Wilmington, and On Thursday
evening, September 20, at Townsend.