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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-08
OXFORD.

Oxford. June ALBERT Prince Camp,
112. S. of V, held d strawberry festival
entertainment and dance in the lower
town hall tonight.
A portrait of the late Loren {. PARKS
has been hung on the walls of the free
public library.
Children's Sunday will be observed at
the Congregational and Methodist
Churches, Sunday, June II.
Frank F. Healy of New York city Is
putting in stokers at the power-house
at the centre. Mr.. Healy was one OF
Roosevelts Rough Riders and was in
the battles of Santiago and San Juan.
The young ladies' p. z. A. c. II. l. +.
club of North oxford will give social
and dance Friday night.
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RUTLAND FARMe RS.

Rutland, June IA large per cent of
the farmers who ship milk to Boston
met at the town hall last night to lis
ten to ]. M. Brendt, who is in the en-
ploy of New England Milk Producers
Company, going through the various
towns explaining to the farmers the
features of the new company. Mr..
Brent said that the shares were each
SO. Each farmer was entitled to sub
scribe for one share for every five cans
of milk he makes daily. No farmer can
subscribe for more shares than he
makes, After finishing his remarks,
the papers were signed by number of
those present.
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NORTH GRAFTON WEDDING
c. ]. Sullivan and Miss GateIy United for
Life In St. Mary's Church.

North Grafton, June DIR f. H.
Clapp and DR.. Church of Millbury
have gone for a three weeks vacation
to the Adirondacks.
Mrs. James Cahill of Providence is
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Bassenett.
Cornelius ]. Sullivan and Marcillia
Frances Gately were married this af-
ternoon at o'clock in St. Mary's Cath
Ollie church. Rev. John r. Murphy per-
formed the ceremony. The best man
was Dennis F. Kennedy of Worcester
and the bridesmaid was Margaret
Gately, a sister of the bride. After The
ceremony a marriage supper was
served by Mrs. Martin Gately, assisted
by other members of the family. The
guests were from Worcester, Provi-
dence and Grafton. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Sullivan will be at their home on Mel
son avenue after June IA.
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ITS ANNUAL REUNION.
southbrdge High School Alumni Assocla'
ton Making Extensive Preparations.

Southbridge, June THE South
bridge High School Alumni Associa-
ton are making extensive preparations
for its annual reunion that will take
place in the town hall Friday evening,
June 80.
The affair is in the hands of tine ex-
ecutive committee, consisting of
John A. Whitaker, Mrs. C. +. Hill,
Miss Mary Meagher, Miss Mary Glenn
ence and G. E. Winter.
The Cercle National Dramatique of
Woonsocket gave an excellent produc-
ton of the five-act drama, "Martyre, >
in the French language in Edwards
opera house last evening. The play was
under the direction of J. B. A. Sa-
ward of Woonsocket. The play was
followed by a reception in the hall.
Henry Plimpton of Southbridge and
Miss May E. Hoeuck of West Stafford,
Conn, were married today at the
brides home in West Stafford. They
will make their home in Southbridge.
Miss Lille Tracy is visiting her
mother in Norwich, Conn, for a few
days.
Mrs. O. l. Young of Cambridge is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
&C. S. Edmonds, this week.
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ROCHDALE.

Rochdale, June THE Rochdale
schools will go to Beacon park, Web
ster, Friday, June 16.
The Rochdale Bicycle club will run
to Webster, Sunday.
The Rochdale grammar and primary
schools had a drawing exhibition in the
grammar school last night.
The Sewing circle will hold the last
meeting of the season at the home of
Mrs. DR.. Leach at 3 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
Mrs. George Kinney has returned
from visit to her daughter, Mrs. A.
D. Norcross of Munson.
Mr.. Geo. Kinney has returned from a
visit to Mrs. E. Soule of Boston.
A thermometer put in the sun at
o'clock yesterday afternoon at Board
man Bros store registered 30 de-
grees.
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is A LUCKY MAN.
Milford Man Receives WndfaII of SI9,
600 From Deceased Relative.

Milford, June 7.-Waldo Phipps, q
highly esteemed citizen of this town,
is receiving congratulations from his
friends on account of his windfall of
$4,000 left him by a relative in Chi
cago, Ill, recently deceased. Mr.. Phipps
was engaged in the meat business for
a number of years in Hopkinton and
Milford. At the present time he is en-
gagged in the fowl and egg business
with John Tolin.
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ROBBED THE GRAVE.

A startling incident, of which Mr.. John
Oliver of Philadelphia was the subject,
is narrated by him. as follows: Il was
in a most dreadful condition. My skin
was almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue
coated, pain continually in back and
sides. no appetite-gradually growing
weaker day by day. Three physicians
had given me up. Fortunately a friend
advised trying Electric Bitters,' and 70
my great JOY and surprise, the first bot
tie made a decided Improvement. I con-
tinued their use for three weeks. and am
now well man. ! know they saved my
life and robbed the grave Of another
victim" No one should fail to try them.
Only 50 cents. guaranteed, at Brewer &
Co.'S drug store.
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EAST BRooKFIELD.

East Brookfield. June THE Ladies'
Benevolent Society were entertained
this afternoon at the vestry of the
Baptist Church by a committee con-
sisting of Mrs. w. d. Bowen, Mrs. H.
F. Thomas and Mrs. Marshall Weber.
At o'clock a collation. was served, to
which the gentlemen were invited
Goodrichs circus is billed to show in
town June IS, afternoon and evening
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SHREWSBURY.

Shrewsbury, June Mrs. Carleton
Abbott and son of Somervllle are
spending a few days in town.
The Junior league is to have a pic
mic Saturday at the lake.
The gentlemen of the Congregational
church met Tuesday evening at the
vestry to listen to an address by Rev.
Mr.. Reid of Leicester in the interest of
the Mems league.
Born, Monday, son to Mr. and Mrs.
John Loring.
The Ladies society of the Congrega-
tional church meet tomorrow after
noon at the home of Mrs. Pierce.
The Ladies Aid meet tomorrow after
noon at the NJ. E. vestry. A ten-cent
supper is served at p. m.
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Miss Jones and WAL
ter E. Prouty Uni
ted in Marriage.
OUT OF TOWN GUESTS PRESENT.
Dancing in Allegiance at
Lake Lashaway Park
for the Present.

Spencer, June Miss Florence F.,
daughter Of Herbert E. Jones, and
Walter E., son of Overseer of Poor
Thomas A. Prouty, were united in
marriage at the brides home today,
Rev Mr.. Heath performing the cere-
mony.
Miss Ethel Jones, sister of the bride,
acted as bridesmaid and Charles Brad
dish Of Woonsocket acted as best man.
The ushers were Charles Hobbs and
e. c. Jones Of Boston.
The bride was handsomely attlred in
white silk and carried bouquet of
roses. The bridesmaid was similarly
attired. After the marriage a recep-
ton followed.
Mr.. and Mrs Prouty will be gone on
their wedding trip about a week. On
their return they will reside at as
Cherry street.
A large number Of presents were
given Among those present were:
Windle Jones and wife of Dorchester,
Mrs. Joseph Pretto of Rochester Mrs.
NJ. ]. Howe of Boston, Mrs. Henry
Collins Of Brookline, Miss E. S. Har-
rington, Mrs. e. c. Jones and Mrs. R.
G. Brown of Waltham, Mrs. c. Law
renee, Mrs. Warren Wheeler and
daughter, I. j. Wllllams, MT. ana Mrs:
E. A. Williams, Fred Williams and
Chester Williams of worcester, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas A. Prouty, Mr.. and
Mrs John Prouty, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Watson, Mr.. and Mrs 1. L. Prouty,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Young of Spencer,
Erastus Starr, Miss Helen Brown, Mrs.
Daniel Smith, ]. A. Kittredge and j.
ttyifa Of Weston
The St. Jean Baptiste society at a
meeting last night decided not to ac-
cept the invitation of the st. Jean Zap
tiste society of Southbridge to attend
their celebration Fourth of July.
Rags and all kinds of tinware took
sudden drop on Valley street this fore
noon at II o'clock. Gideon Maurand, a
Junk pedler, was driving down the
street when the wagon collapsed and
fine contents were scattered over the
ground, the horse took fright and
started on a run up Elm street and
iumped the fence in front Of Maurand's
house
The .Snencer Brass Band will give a
concert in front of the town hall to-
morrow night.
Napoleon Berthiaume, who was ar
Oficer Graveline was up before Trial
Tnstfra Curtis this morning and was
allowed to 20 free on condition that he
TioI,Id vacafe tbe town.
win dancing be resumed at Lake
1aebawav mark is the question that is
+ronbiin emanv Of the Young folks? The
Ministry in the neighborhood of the
mark have expressed open dislike in
PlI r. in raoard 70 dancing there.
49, ~ Pg''R Fneane MarcbesseauIt pro-
, aTadS If fhe mark stated to The Spy
pIlT'4 tba a. there would he no dancing for
mai 1rbi ii' at least and that he could not
co., - 1,batber there would be any in the
S'i2,,r ~
fosei,1, Rertbiaure has onened a
,,ooI r6oy, and restaurant in Matthew's
PooI room , ~ s+i.aa+
OiGth U .aoo,l+ ,,oeetiner hold nv the Oras-
- a tI,s+oricai Societv which includes
Ga9o e,r,orloa,, Paxton and Auburn
Lelcgs'g d 27yLaeia,. ,,loe elected nresid
". Il; ~ r, " VIZ VIZ NIor,,coo6 vice nresid-
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BARRE.

Barre, June ii. Andrew Rogers,
who sold his real estate and moved to
Palmer about six years ago, has re-
turned to town and has purchased the
house then sold by him.
Mrs j. D. Wadsworth, who went to
California about two years ago to visit
her son, has decided to make that state
her permanent residence, and will sell
at auction this month her household
goods and other personal property
now stored here
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NEW BRAINT TREE.

New Braintree, July THE grange
holds strawberry festival Tuesday
evening, the 18th.
Mrs. H. H. Bush has gone to New
York to visit her brother, Ira Howard.
Mr.. Bush will follow her the 18th inst.
Both will attend the graduation exer-
cises of the class of 1899 at the Dental
college in Philadelphia, of which their
son, Roy A. Bush, is a member.
Mrs. Abby A. Barr is executrix of
the will of her husband, Dea. D. G..
Barr.
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UPTON HIGH SCHOOL.
Graduating Exercises Set for June IA in
the Town Hall.

Upton, June DIR. and Mrs. H. w.
Cain returned this morning.
The inter-high school league ball
game between Upton and Milford mas
been cancelled by the Upton manage
ment. The games will propapIy Os
played later in the summer.
The graduating exercises of the senior
class of the Upton high school will be
held in the town hall Wednesday even
ing. June A. at o'clock.
Miss Maud Harris is critically III. d.
The engagement of Miss Lila South
land to William H. Staples was an
nounced today.
and teachers are planning a bicycle trip
through surrounding towns tomorrow
afternoon.
Edward J. OConnell and Walter
Davis are visiting in Boston.
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NEW TRAIN WEST.

The Fitchburg R. R. commenced June
5th' running a fast train Worcester
to Chicago and st. Louis, leaving Wor-
cester al IL Is a. m. week days, arriving
in Chicago next noon at 2. % p. m. and St.
Louis All $50 o. m. Through coaches.
sleepers and dining car makes the fast
est morning train to Chicago and quick
est also to ST. Louis. Through coach from
Worcester. saving changing en- route. Full
particulars and all information at Fitch
burg city ticket Office, No. Ses Main 81.
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away do not seem to diminish. Cars on
the Brookfield line are running on 20
minute time and are crowded.
The entertainment, the Virginia
Troubadours, drew at least 200 of the
young folks from this town there this
evening
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the n u0N
Signature Of C<<A/SX HIZcN>N
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is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded Price 25c. per box.
For sale by BREWER & co.
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Clemence sells today, at p o'clock noon,
tanning about 1900 feet Of land, with a
three-tenement dwelling house thereon.
The above being so near number Of
large manufacturing establishments,
makes a grand chance for good invest
ment,
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RUN OVER BY TEAM.
Daniel K. Warren of CoIdbrook Springs
Probably Fatally Injured.

Coldbrook Springs, June 1.-THE peo-
pie of this village were shocked by a
serious accident which occurred below
Barre Station before noon today. The
victim is Daniel X Warner.
While driving a two-horse team
owned by Weber of this place, which
was heavily loaded with grain, his feet
in some way became entangled in the
reins and he was thrown heavily to
the ground at the horses heels, the
front wheel passing over the lower
portion of his stomach. Mr.. Warner
was brought to his home in this vii
lage by Mr.. Stevenson of Smithville,
and DR.. Bates of Barre was summoned
by telephone.
Mr.. Warner was in such terrible
agony that an examination to ascer-
tain the extent of his injuries could
only be made after the administration
of powerful opiates. 1t is not thought
that he can live more than a rev
hours.
Coldbrook Springs house, the grounds
and surroundings of which have this
season been improved for the greater
comfort of its summer boarders, opens
this season auspiciOusly with an IN
creased list Of boarders.
Clarence Kenyon Of Worcester moved
his family into the James Bemls mousse
at the square today.
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Mems Straw Hats cleaned and
pressed ct sawyer's. 5s2 Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

Sow York Nov q. isa9.--The coming
week In thc "morolopus' 90 going 90 be-
ono Tint would make tho mouths ot
you dramatic Havanta in Salt Lake fair
ly wntor TO nleht tho long expected
lmr1unauan VI Sherlock Holmes viii
bo presented at the GauIck thcatcr'
with the dnmnuzgr WIN. Gillette in
che title role. at the Same time Secret
Service. raru Gillette. will o. running
at Che Metropolis. The great opera
company. Graus. atul tarrles out west
somewhere. but ! suppose viii not
venture rn Gar ns Salt Lake. irs
great pity. Cor nothing lIko it was ever
a,sn in amy ot the musical ccntcra Of
ths world. The Metropolitan opera
house here is being put into readiness
for the opening which occurs soon, and
whom it docs you can depend on IL. the
Salt Lake colony will be- well represent
cd.
AZ tho Casino dainty little Alice Mel
son. the petite dlvctto. has caught On
with her smith-stanrc-iio work,
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SHOES AND MOODS.

Have you ever noticed how the kind of
shoes you wear Affects your mu0ds2
With your patent feathers you assume
your company manners. There IL moth
Ing hoydoniah about them. They seem
10 develop and cultivate on Affected.
mlncing little walk foil ~ discretion.
They are worn with tho visiting cos
tumo when you are on parade.
Aftorward Il IL with a Hlgh Of relief.
perhaps. that YOU slip out ~ them and
into the lazy comfortable ruHaeta and
swing out Into n ru-nH-yuu plcnCu gnud
old country stride. and strike out Tor q
walk M the fresh air and breathe ln ull
the beauties NJ nature without any
atiitod repression, The heels ary lower.
and there ~ no compression OF reproH-
sion In feeling or in action, and there
la % happy feeling OF freedom about YOU.
Then there is the white satin slipper
assumed only with the most elegant
costume. and seeming 90 bring with u
On intultivo {. cling Of gfnco. dignity and
quiet elegance without any or the once
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MUSIC IN ST. GEORGE.


st. George. Utah. Nov. g. 1899 Look
Ing over the News" of recent date !
came across an article on Music
written By Prof stephens
The article h timely and win do good.
n has lod me 10 send brief report Of
what we are doing here. musicaily
Music. In this part Of the country. n
az a very low cbb. No ono ever mem
lions Il on the public stand. they nght
shy Of A. They viii talk about Sun
day schools, mutunla. primaries and
other organizations. but say nothing
about tho very thing that n needed
most In these different organizations to
make them interesting. and that e.
good singing. And the Importance Of
learning 60 read music Il almost on
tircly overlooked. There r. m indlfcr-
cncq In this regard that IL surprising.
We have rs bright and Intelligent n
community Of young people here and nH
much musical talent among them az
youli nnd anywhere. but II needs de-
voioping
In order 20 DO this We have organ
lied vocal music class IN connection
with the Sunday school choir and have
extended an invitation 10 all ages.
Sizes and conditions above ~ years Of
aEc.
We meet once a week and devote
part of the time 90 the study u music
ana part Of the time 90 rehcnrHing the
sunday school songs about thrro-uuar-
tera uf an hour allotted 10 each. We
teach from tho blackboard principally.
nj nrat We have $50 members enrolled
and hope before tho season closes 10
have many more The teacher gets
nothing Tor this labor the lessons ARE
frgo, the only condition. are that they
who receive these lessons Join tho sun
day school choir and BE- regular In
their attendance both az practice and
on sunday
I thought I would send these fcw
lines Ca let those who arr Interested Ia
these matters see that although we are
nearly gone unsteady. yot we arc not
quite dead, ana perhaps before long we
may become very much alive.
Jos. W, McAiiiatcr ~ Instructor nf tho
class assisted by his daughter Emily
McAlllatcr. ONE INTERESTED.
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tation which goes with the patent lea
Their earlier In the day
There may or may not be- any dancing
ON the urONrnm Tor the white Hatlu
slipper. nut ln ease the satin slipper
DE- iu any N the hrirht aud beautiful
tlnta which are made To- match those
fnirytlkp ball cnHtumea the very sight
OF thcm nils ono with longing Tor the
beautiful. sweet and dreamy waltz Of
the famous song.
Any old slipper viii do Tor iounglnn.
provided tn memories ~ the immediate
past arr happy ones but in case they
should be- Eloomy full Of woe and fore
h0ding u u hest 60 be- provided with
the bright rvd morocco ones IN order Ia
induce chootfulnuaH. You cannot cry
In rcd slippers, II you feel IL positive
necessity 10 have 70 bood old-f1Hhlunnd
cry. hunt out n Herdy-leckinR old pair
0f dead black SUICIDES, ana you can then
kccp u up indefinitely, only remember
that rcd and swollen oyoliis DO not add
90 your natural beauty, and whatever
may have been nn.d IN the past about
tho power Of wumnn'H ttHr" Just
remember that " % "unly one tear.
which trvmhles On the cyclaah like "a
drop Of dew on u freshly opening
nowcr." which has this wonderful rcpu-
tatinn. Floods 0f tears nro not only dis
figuring but dlalgrrcablc tu the witness
and likely 90 induce serious Nd humor.
n not worse.
20. Ia iitv Interest OF beauty and hap
plneaH. II a. best 20 wear the bright,
cheerful rcd slippers always.-rlmcs-
Herald.
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with Weber and Fields In q burlesquo
of Henry Miilcr's play The only
Wny." entitled Tho Other Way"
fIueh Dourail who has boon studying
music in chicago for some time past.
writes hia friends that he has removed
90 New York where be- viii continue
Inc study of vocal culture.
aiirt1wskv'a opera. "Thc amugFiorH
Of BadHyos." which hna iuat bccn pro-
ducad hY che uoai1uinna. De- said TO be
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pEsERET EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1899.

a aucccra Mlntowsky ia q San Fran
ciscan. and The ou1rn was nrccutfd ny
i1rnahtc while there.
Prof Harmed prntra latest compost
ton. "sego Liluoa." % Rondo caprice r
on the counters n the local music drhl-
orH. Thia II tho third nf Str. fruit "a
competitions 20 be- copyrighted by the
music publisher. Theodore irca9cr oi
Philadelphia. The gcfn LILY VIII ~
found very bright and tunciul ana oh>
of medium difficulty Tor performers.
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nut neci I tcii the story now. how each
wcru kept OF bay.
Through NIGHTS long gloom, how with
the dawn they runkclikc crypt away.
No, no. 'tWuH DER az last. thank
iicnvcni and ! was lcft 90 Hhlrc
The Soy ~ dreams becoming rral-my
castles IN tho air
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NETWORK THEATERS THIS WEEK


out on A. The female members N the
onat-huf why De- unrulInntt Mlle
Than queen" WIN please despite ha
many Sharing faults and 90 poor cast.
and, after All. that IL the point M which
the public takes grcate1t interest.
X. Y. 2.
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TT
10 people % ~ years past
The ola mill che entrance Of city creek canyon Just the
blacksmith 1852 used
a
shown
In foundry
a playground boys gradually ION into
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Musicians Directory.


c. F. STAYNER,
Piano Instruction.
specinl course faf thosa desiring 10 become
teacher studio gi nuuy block
Mrs. EFFIE DEAN KHAPPEN
voice nuidsr,
The Italian method studio over paync''
Music store.
MISS NORA GLEASON,
Music Instructor.
Plano. Mandolin. Guitar Lessons given Al
pupils home n desired studio 80 D. First
MISS AGNES DAHLQU1sT,
Teacher Of Piano aud organ.
Lessons given At pupil. hg ,i or q s,ad i,5
sccund West SAT- Lake ciy,
FRANK w. MERRILL,
risna aud organ.
Lessons given at Pupils homo studio 20
North First West
Mr.. THOS. RADCLIFFE, A.G.P.
Professor Of Music.
Lessons given on Plano, Pipe organ and Ia
Harmony. studio al sas J.. south Temple
f. FORD,
Teacher OF Musirsl Instrumeuta
Lessons given on tho Guitar Mandolin,
Studio IN he Fergus ooalier Music %. -
MISS JULIA DRUCE,
Teacher Of Plane aud organ.
Orders may be LOFT with FERGUS Coalter
/ Music o. Residence 20 = ist su.i salt Lake
city.
HARMEL PRATT,
Teaohero ' Plano and Harmony.
studio Daynes Music Store a Main H.
n S. GODDARD,
Teacher Of Artistic singing.
Funeral Music furnished on short notice.
htudlo 4l-i tunstltutlpn huildlnE.
GEO: CARELESS,
Professor af Music.
Lessons IN Voice Training. Violin, Piano.
Cabinet organ. Harmony and sight liondlnF.
orders may be lon ~ Fergus toaltor's Mn-
sle store.
HELp'S MILITARY BAND,
John Held. Conductor aud Manager
The only strictly professional band Ia tho
ANTHONY c. LUND. BID.
Graduate Of Royal Conservatory Of Music,
Leipzig, uermany
oi n,a9 Yak X North West Temple SAT- Lake
a. DAMIANO,
Leader Italian Orchestra.
one harp, two volinA Parties Wishing
| nrt-claH music furdaneot. receptions, ur ga
| teriniumunts apply 90 2li West Temple,
SQUIRE COOP,
Condurtar. Pianist.
! Instructor 10 piano voice aud the theoretical
| branches. Studio ~ Residence, 100 n. EaFlo
| Gate Interviews friday, BIO pm,
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Word comes from San Francisco an
nouncing that WIN West. the comedian.
has been granted divorce from his
wife, known on tho stage aH Josie De-
Witt They were both seen herr last
season with Matthews aud Bulger'a iiy
the SAD Sea Waves Miss Dewitt this
year IL with Eddie Foy In Hotel Topsy
Turvcy,