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WANTED. FOR SALE. ETC.

r. l.. Bass mas wood for sale. u
Nice hay for sale. LUXE fAhish'
A very desirable cottage house to rent.
w. T.. LAMsoN.
Pigs and few shoats for sale.
N ROBERT III. CHAMBERLlN'
Nice Glenwood parlor coal stove for
sale Mrs. F. e. TERRY.
FARMS WANTED: Send description,
nriee and termsto Il. c. Bsgley, NergeDnes-
Messer, eye specialist, viii be al the
hotel in Randolph Oct. 30 andS
viii pay highest market price Tor hides,
skins and pells. II r. ~ JEhD'
win pay &c. per 10. for good Christmas
greens. Must be delivered by NOV. lotn D.
O.. r. NOBLE, Bethel.
For sALE.-seyen or eight good cows
in milk; one good beef on Paul kaoltoy
farm tt l.. I. lHAhEh.
WANTED: Secondhand furniture, house
hold goods, musical instruments, olcy-
Giles. sewing machines, etc. EXCHANGE.
Very finest laundry work done by
Acme Steam Laundry OF White River
Junction. Satisfaction guaranteed.
For sALE:-A desirable home on South
Pleasant street. Apply at Pump WORKS,
49,. ,,,.icr cool,A 3W
am prepared to do trucking. VIII
move anything from a trunk to build
ing. Green and dry wood for sale.
Teams TO let. Will do threshing or cut
ensilage. II - ~ bLoDoEIi'
viii finish custom cider making Nov.
18th. Nice sweet jelly and boiled cider for
sale right. New cider &C. per gal. New
casks for sale. Wanted TO let, lumber
job. DIX D. CAMP.
From now on for new shoeing my price
for common shoes up to fours will be fl,OO
cash. also have for sale one p. D. Beck
with Round Oak sheet -and-a- half No. -
wood stove 10 perfect condition, used
only one winter; COW, some hens and
buck board. LEON C.DREw, Horseshoer.
Farm and saw mill property for sale IN
Bethel. Over one hundred acres OF land,
single mill, slab saw, circular board saw,
at IN good condition. Has good trade
in custom saving as there is no saw mill
within five miles. Well worth $1,000. !
can sell this property for less than or
third lis value and part Of purchase price
can remain on mortgage.
3w GUY WILSON, Bethel, Vt.
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slAlE of NERMoNrf In PROBATE -ourt held a,
blsirlet % ttandnluh - Randolph within and ~
$40 district 90 ihe ldtt DAY of October A. 10 1900
Mitlam uhois. Euarii tn - Anna siearns Alias
AhAt ~ HtcArne makes application Is said court fsr
lisfa- 70 sell tht fnoulnE aescfied rgal estate ~
hts ad ward. o. uitt All tie real estate dsirr1fr
70 tHs 40 Nard situate ia The village Of Easi Barr
>ttarns block and three cottage IL said 80 &c.
sha eti. rial estate. ara also a house situate ~
ht-.,.h Mass reiireseuiiHE that tire sale thereof
~ tia' ni f'al4l-- TIE procceds Of srch "a =
a trf-l ~ investing TIE sane in stacks or resI
esiAtt p unii De- 'eutdeial = sala ward
lereuron . De- ordered br saif Court fhsf safs
appllea.on D. rfrrre % session thereof D. - hfi5
E. - frp.al. Nhle - Randolph on the "a dsv
y 80 a - l-t i,r hearing and decision thereon
AFi q . luriler ordered That al ffra.s frfsrssti
= nainei hgreof by put cation ~ notice 81 said -
Az ff'.tr iitreun three wee ks slccfssveiF
f4aliA anl Htch eiFcutsfes in tile atirt fsf-llaf
ftose interested, before ssiH frde ~ hearfrr -
ny nav appear a. said TINE ard = A. ,4f H., =
ssssf, ooiect Aereil b ia Caurf. attest
u WILLIAM h. NICHOLS. sudFs.
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Randolph Ulgh school Notes.

The Seniors have succeeded in selecting
their class pin.
Prot. Chss. ID. Adams OF Dartmouth Wis
tied school Monday.
The Freshmen and Sophomores 60 to-
day TO visit the capitol at Montpelier.
"The price OF retaining what we know
Is always to seek to know more. We pre-
serve our learning and mental powers
olly by increasing them.n
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For sale or TO Rent.

My residence situated in South Royal
ton, VT, consisting OF nine. room, story
and a halt house, with ell and stable con-
Meeting, surrounded by lawn and large
garden at the extreme end. Directly IN
front OF the house are two acres OF land,
giving an unobstructed view OF the river
and hills beyond. For further informa-
ton please address,
MRS A. NJ. FOSTER, lbs Hunting
ton Ave, Boston, Mass. II
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Randolph C,nter.

The recital by the students OF the Nor.
NAL school, advertised on the first page oil
this issue, will be worth hearing. The
program has been carefully prepared by
the young people, who will be assisted by
the pupils OF the training school, The
exercise by the little ones will be espec-
tally interesting. Miss Wood will act al
accOmpanist
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Randolph Normal Note..

Rev. g. 1. Story of Milton visited his
daughter Monday.
Mrs. Carrie Atwood Psrlen OF st. Paul
has been visiting Mrs. Hayden.
Miss Rena Perkins, 90, has been spend
ing few days with friends here.
There will be a concert in Normal hall
Monday evening OF next week under the
auspices OF the A class and an entertain
ing program is assured.
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Notice.
STATE OF VERMONT.
ORANGE COUNTY CLERKS oFFIcF.
Chelsea Vermont

N'I37H2'N1E NNNaNIf NLfhh WFTTTF,
Chelsea, Vermont.
hereby certify that j. Wesley Jackson
OF Orange in said county was duly elected
County Commissioner for said county. Al
the freeman's meeting held in the several
towns in said county, on the attn day az
september, A. ID. 1900, for the term ~
Two years, commencing on the FIRST day of
December, A. ID. 1900.
Given under my hand ct Chelsea
this 18th day OF October, A. ID. 1870.
CURTIS S. EMERY.
lal- County Clerk.
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Registered Jersey bull, Appeals Albert
No. 81, 22g, by Appeal 81, by Hoods APP.
peal dropped Oct. 10th, 1897. A grand
locker and good stock getter.
II. p. RIFoRD, South Randolph.
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TIE SEATTLE PosTNTEILGENCER SUNDAY, r. 1905

man. Of that city. are at westport for the
Mr.. J. A. Profitt, Of centraiia. spent
Sunday At the beach.
Miss Levada Jackson. OF Centralia. 10
spending the summer with Mrs. J. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rowland. OF Ia
coma, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. PhIIlins and children,
OF johns river, are tentfng at Pacific park
Mr.. John Greenwood and family, of
Western. are at the c. A. r. grounds for
the beach season.
Mr.. @. NJ Powell, OF Newskah. was at
the beach Wednesday.
Miss Eta Arland. OF Montesano, Is at
Pacific park. the guest of Miss Olga
Mr.. Percy Randell. Of Aberdeen. was ct
the Westport Sunday
Mr.. Edward Koran. Of Aberdeen. was at
the beach the first part of the week
Mr.. Jerry Gagner, OF South Bay, spent
several days at the beach last week.
Mr.. Phil Locke. Of Aberdeen. attended
the dance at Yanas hall Saturday even-
ing.
Miss Blanche Smith. Of North Yakima
Is at the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". N. Farrar, Of cosmopo-
lis, are at the Westport.
Miss Avanelle Gano, of North Yakima.
In spending few days by the sea-
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Weed. Of North
Yakima. are at westport for weeks
outing.
Of the seaside visitors this week.
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visit with her son, Mr.. Richard Wfnsor,
tr. She was accompanied home by Mrs.
Richard Wfnsor. jr., who will remain over
Sunday.
Rev. Andrew Bard. Of Seattle. was Wis
iting friends in Whatcom this week
Mrs. o. A. Peck, OF Spokane, Is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs T. J. Parr.
Rev. and Mrs. +. A. Agar are spending
two weeks At vashon island
Mrs. q. W. Loggze and Mrs. 8 J. Craft
are enjoying an outing at Roche Harbor-
Miss Mary d. Carew. Mrs. 8. j. Jones
and Mr.. George Morgan have returned
from camping trip to Brick bay.
Mr.. o. f. Garland, Mr.. H. b. Bateman
and Mrs. J. K Roll have been cruising in
the yacht Garland among the islands this
week
Miss Eliza King entertained the follow
ing guests at her home Thursday even
ing: Miss Nellie Latta. Miss Sina Sic
mons. Miss Eva Little. Miss Dollie Little,
Mrs. A. Nj. King, Mr.. and Mrs. G. +.
Nolte, Mr.. Claude Thomas, Mr.. Bert
Cook. Mr. Charles Douglass. Mr.. Fl. @.
Aune.
A camping party composed Of Mrs. 8.
B. Irish. Mrs. w. E. Abbott, Miss Flor
ence Abbott, Mr.. w. H. Abbott and Mr..
III. G., Wiswell, spent the week at East
Sound. They sailed over in the yacht
~Ariadne.
Mr.. Charles +. Park. Of racoma. is
visiting few days at the home OF his
parents, Mfr. and Mrs. g. +. Park.
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boo. wis. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. 8. Il.
Thayer ON Rucker avenue
Mrs. Rucker. mother OF Mr.. b. j.
Rucker and Mr.. w. J. Rucker. and Miss
Margaret Clark left on the steamer Queen
last week for Alaska
Mrs, George Allen returned home from
Alaska last week. accompanied by her
son.
Miss jessie Hickox. OF Tacoma. was
guest at the home of MIR. T. Il. Sumner
last week.
Capt. j. r. Caii. who has been IN for
several days, IL conyalescent-
The Baptist Sunday school excursion TO
Coupaviile on Tuesday was well attended.
Rev. w. q. Jones and family are spend
ing their vacation on Nashon island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mills. OF New York. were
tho guests of Mr.. and Mrs y. A. White
on lfoyt avenue last week.
MIR. c. u. Frat and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. s. ~. Baird and Miss Helen Baird
will spend four weeks at Monte CriSto.
Mr.. Bethel J. Rdcker expects 20 leave
the last Of the week for a trip east Of the
mountains.
SIR. S. r. Thaycr and family are spend
ing the hot DAYS among tho mountain
streams near Index.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Allen are camping
near Mukilteo.
Mr. Gus Johnson, Of San Francisco, IL
visiting friends TN the city.
ar. John h McManus, OF Seattle, spent
Friday In the city.
nr and Mra j. n. Starr. Of wilbur.
Wash. formerly Of this county. were IN
the city Friday visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Charles Hlne-
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AUBURN. Aug u.-Mies Alice kellogg,
Of Seattle, Il home for few weeks, with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. KsIioG.
Nlss Nellie Sauer. az Tacoma. was Wis.,
iting friends In town on "Wednesday
Mr. George MeMsremon. 81 Walls
Walia- spent few days ~ his former
home this week.
Miss Clara Lacy went 70 Tacoma on
Tuesday and returned Wednesday.
Mr. G. f Bssseil went 70 Seattle on
"wednesday.
Mr. ard Mrs. A. A. Cook. Of South Ta-
coma wera In town on Thursday.
Mrs. Walter I,ebo Waited her ola homo
In Tacoma an Saturday.
Rev Stanley Wilson. Of California. Wis
tied former friends In town this weak.
Mr.. Charles CsftrIn has returned 70 his
home In Eastern Washington.
Miss MaTgfs Henry. OF Tacoma. Is tho
guest OF Mlsa Maggie Winter.
Mr.. and Mrs A. =. Griffin. az Seattle,
who have been spending few days with
AIR. ard Mrs Paumei. Oh Green river. re-
turned home on "Wednesday.
Mrs l.. Berner returned from Pal
mcr on "Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. G. Lang returned from
their wedding trip on Tuesday.
Mrs. T. r. Young and daughter. Miss
Leta Young. returned on Thursday from
an extended visit with friends in Colo
RADIO and Kansas.
Mr.. r. Young returned on Wednes-
day from a trip TO Nome.
Mrs. r. w. ShaughueSsy tn visiting rel-
atigss in Seattle a few days this week
Mr.. Frank Bacher. Mr. Charles King
and Mr.. Joseph Reichert are spending a
few weeks ia Eastern Washington.
Lima Pauiey. have been visiting Mrs
W J. Meredith in Seattle this week
Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Jones', Of the United
States steamship Neipsic, At BEemerton.
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pELrlxemAA RAr SOCIETY.

NEW wHATCoM. Aug. IA large
party ef ladies' In was0nettes. carriages
ana on wheels picnicked at Lake samish
GA Wednesday, The members Of the
party we're; Mrs II j. Blrney, Mrs. j.
{. Minton. Mrs. A. Campbell Mrs. y A.
Mason, Mrs J. II. Mason, Mrs. William
McCush. Mrs n McCush, Mrs Snider.
Mrs. II. Y. Cade Mrs Horace Byron.
Mrs n. s. simpson. Mrs. @ c pslilnger
Mrs. n. Ireland. Mrs. George KorthaUcr.
Mrs. y. H. Decan. Mrs. Morgan. Mrs. s.
A, Calvert Mrs. w r. Calvert. Mira c.
IL Atkins. Mrs. c. Gresnberg. Miss EN-
ma Campbell. Miss Cameron. Miss McIn-
tc-h- Miss Caldwell, Miss Calvert. Miss
Smith. Miss Xena Smith. Miss Rasen-
shine. OF San Francisco; Miss Morgan.
Miss Carew. Miss Johnson Miss Psnfisld.
Miss Lees. Miss Barbo. Miss Sophia Bar
ho Miss Minton. Miss Birncy Miss Dell
iinger. Miss White. Miss McCuSh
Miss Merle Morrison. Of Oakland. Is the
guest 81 Mr.. and Mrs II. IA Els
Miss Daisy Stetson and Miss Alta
White, ~ Seattle, are visiting friends in
this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. @. w. Smith entertained
at dinner Friday Mr. and Mrs. George
Lockwood. OF Winfield. Kan. Mr. ana
Mrs w. f. Knox. Miss Lillian Trexise
and Mr.. Harry Smith.
Mrs w r. Gourley, of Seattle. is visit
ing friends in this city.
Mrs. Richard winsor. Of Seattle. re-
turned home Thursday otter two-wesks'
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bot, Mrs. Irish and Miss Zoe Stangroom
on board. IL now at East Sound.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Methodist
church held an enjoyable picnic on Har-
dinr's point. Tuesday.
The. st. Agnes Guild. OF Emmanuel
church. gave a social Friday evening.
Mrs W. J. Dickson and Miss Ruth
Dickson. who have been visiting Mrs.
pickson's sister. Mrs Sitter. returned 20
East Sound Monday evening. accompanied
by Mrs, Sitter.
Miss Eva Philip. who has been teach
Ing school near Roche harbor, IL az
home on a visit TO her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Philip.
Miss Stratton. OF Port Townsend, who
has been visiting her aunt. Mrs. J. w.
White. has returned home.
Mr.. ]. w. White, Mr.. William Hnrnbley.
Jr., Mr.. ]. II. Nichols. MIR. Smith Showers,
Mr.. Ed. King. and Mr.. r. r. Porter, left
for Friday Harbor, as delegates 20 the
county convention OF the Republican
party. The delegation was accompanied
BY Mr.. G. b. Buxton and Capt. N. r.
Gregg.
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WEeTPoRT. Aug. u.-Mr. and Mrs.
0rfmth Roberts, o. Big Rock III. are
regstered At the Bay View.
MI. q. L. Bruce, OF Hamilton. Mont
= sPenoins the week with friends at the
Ms; Charles G Storey, Of Mon,esano, was
ne nsach Thursday.
III. "a g 4 q re c. g, 4; =, Frcrnds ;
tns eoldlcrG camp for the season.
!. IT. z. p. deustis. Of Port Townsend,
" ~ q r1nenvrst cottage; Cohasset beach.
inE nn vacation At Cohasset.
MI. and Mrs. John Glenn. Of Monteaano,
nave cotta&e At Pacifc park.
MI: Phil r. Htahl. Of Cenfralia, ID AZ
Finehurnt cottage for the season.
MT. ana Mrs. Harrison Bostwick left for
6e4tte Thursday after weeks outing at
Miss Hsisn cowlss. Of olympia. spent
sunday at Cohasset. She was ACCOMPANY
ie4 BY Miss Mary Badger.
MI. G. 4. Webb and daughter. OF Sc
attic, arc at Westport f1r the season.
Mf. p. b. Nelson. Of Seattle was at
CohAseet part Of this week, returning to
Miss 1ssnis shaw. Of Hoquiam. who
has been tenting 1t Pacific park with !
number Of friends. Isft for her home
NJ. Richard Birmingham. 81 Aberdeen.
10 tenting 1t the soldiers' grounds.
Mr.. ~. p. ISeitch and family. Of Aber-
deem, accompanied BY NJ. ClAud Leitch. Of
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years stay In Alaska. They came out
by way OF Nome and will probably re-
turn soon.
Mrs. T.. d. Miller returned Thursday
from Dayton. where she has been for SOW
eral weeks nursing her son. Milton.
through a severe Illness
Mrs. Fred McElrov. Of Vancouver, spent
last Sunday with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander.
Mr.. John Berg has moved with her fam
lily TO Kent and will occupy his old home
Miss Gussle Rodgers has returned home
after a three months visit with relatives
and friends In Seattle.
Mr.. Il. f. Price and family. OF Orting.
have moved TO Kent and WIN make this
their home
Mr.. oxmsn Hawkins and Mr. J. Olsen. Of
Alaska, were in Kent last week.
DIR. J. souie left on Saturday for ten
days trip into the mountains Of Okanogan
county. He goes In company with several
gentlemen from Seattle.
Mr.. Clarence Dexter has arrived home
from Seattle. where he has been In the
hospital
Mr. C. w wilcox. Of Seattle, was in
town during the week.
Mr. A. A. Cook. formerly Of Kent. WAS
with friends in town during the week
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EVERETT. Aug 11-Socfety has been
taking vacation the past week. and
there are no social events OF any import
ance to record. There has been an exo-
dus into the mountains OF many OF the
citizens and their families.
Mrs. Melvin Swartout. Mrs. ]. A. Swai-
well and child. Mrs. W.. @, Swalweli and
children. are camping Mt Barring for q
few weeks.
Miss Gretchen Hathaway and Miss Lola
Mitchell have returned home after an
outing trip near 6kykomish.
Mrs. G. J. House and children are visit
ing friends near Whatcom.
DR.. e. =. Lyle, OF Botheli. was in the
Mrs. Louis K. Church is visiting friends
Miss Ada Dibbs. Of snohomish. Is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. M. A.. Thayer
Mrs. W. H. Williams and daughter Miss
Cii6e. Mr. and Mrs. M. M Cole and
daughter Miss Alice have returned from
a four-days' outing at Coupville.
Mr. and Mrs. william Howarth have re-
turned after q months absence
DR.. Burns and Capt. ]. q. Sherfey have
been at ChautauQua, on vashon island.
Mr. and Mrs. q. w. 6isco, of Marysvflle.
were in the city Tuesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. j. Westiand Miss Ho-
ran. Miss Katherine Edwards and Miss
Hillotje Edwords are camping near Bar
M. ana Mn. d. q. Jones. Of wausau,
Wis; and Mrs. r. O. Marriott. Of Bara-
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SOCIETY IN KENT.

KENT, Aug n.-~Miss Mabel Ronald. OF
Seattle, Is visiting with the family Of DIR.
j. Souie
Mira A. s Kyes and family have re-
camping at Stones landing
Miss Agnes Colvin was visiting friends
in Seattle last week.
Mr.. and Mrs J. w. cavanaugh spent
Miss Anna Aargood. Of New whascem.
was visiting with friends and relatives
last week.
Mr.. Francis LongakeF has returned to
his home In Kent after several months
outing Ia the mountains.
Mr.. George J. Smell spent last Sunday At
Stones landing with Mrs. Howley
Miss Bessie blanchard. OF Eilensburg
will spend some time IN Kent visiting
with friends and relatives.
Mr.. Il. ]. Ogden. of Everett. Is visiting
in tewn with old friends
Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Carr were visiting
IN Seattle last Monday.
Miss Margaret Shaffer LEFT last Thurs
day for Portland. Or. where she will re-
main some time.
Miss Jennie Crawford, after spending
some time IA Kent visiting with friends.
has returned TO her home IN Nspavine.
Miss Jessie QailliaIn. after spending
some time visiting the family az Mr.. y II
Berlin, has returned to her home In Spo-
kane
Mrs n s Parks departed las, SATURDAY
for her old home IN Hart. Mich. where she
vii. spend some time In visiting friends
The Ladies Of the Presbyterian church
gave an ife cream social In the VI NJ
Morrnl building en- last Wednesday even
ing. which was Wei attended.
Mr.. Fred Zbinden moved into his new
house on MeekeT avenue last week
Miss Meyer, Of SnohomIsh. is visiting
with her cousin Miss Nettie Cloudy
The Young people Of Ken, nie9santlv
surprised Mr.. Cloudy and daughter, Miss
Malta On last Thursday evening. All had
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EAST SOUND SOCIETY.

EAST SOUND, Aug. 1i-Mr. Vaughn
Ellis, OF Seattle. has Joined his brother.
Mr.. Everett Ellis. at his camp on the
Mrs. E. ". Dieckofr, Miss Dieckof. Miss
Olga Dieckor, Miss Lulu Dryden, Mr.. A.
b. Thorsen. Mr.. w. B. Rogers, Mr.. NJ. H.
Galley. and Mr.. and Mrs c. Foster and
son are recent arrivals from Seattle.
Mrs. H. A. Chadwick. who has been
visiting Mrs. George Sutherland and Mrs.
Foster Burroughs. has returned to se-
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. Blake. Mr.. and
Mrs III. f.. GARDINER, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Greene and family have returned
MI. Il 2. Burkhart. Of Alaska. is an
East Sound visitor.
Mr.. NJ. ]. MacBride, Of Oakland. CAL.
II stopping In East Sound.
Mr.. H. l. Dickinson: Of whatccm. IL
enjoying an outing At East Sound.
Miss Gore. OF Vancouver. B. C., II an
Nj. Fred s 5. Hovey. Of Blaine, has join
ed his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Hovey,
and Mr. and Mrs. @. II. Wescot, of Blaine,
at their camp on the Long Beach. This
settlement is called Camp Crescent.
A party OF young people visited West
Sound during the week, where they pass
ed the time at a social and dance.
The Misses Andrews, of Whatcom, visit
ed Miss Matte and Mrs Nettie Showers
during the week.
Nj. Everett Ellis and Mr.. Robert Booth,
OF Seattle. have been camping on the
Long Beach for some time past.
The yacht Ariadne, OF Whatco1n, with
Mr.. Harry Abbot. Mrs. Abbot. Miss ABB
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an enjoyable time III dancing and At q
late hour the guests departed for their
homes
The Classic Culture Club gave fare
wen to Mrs. B. A. Havena on Thursday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Eta sher-
rard.
Mrs. Havens and family departed on
side.
day evening TO a number OF her friends
The evening was spent very pleasantly.
Among those present were Mrs. Clara
Wetherby, Miss Ethel wetherby. Mss
Ruth Myiroie. Mrs. ". III Davies. Miss
Cornelius. Mrs. Isabella Claig. Miss jessie
Quilliam Mrs. Josie Chiffon. Mrs. J. Souie
and Mrs. X. c. Mylroie,
and Miss Bessie blanchard have returned
from camping at Stones landing.
Mr.. Emil Berieter. Miss Lizzie Stewart,
and Mr.. Adam Jorxensen are in camp at
Stones landing.
Mrs. Morkin gave party on Thursday
evening to number OF her friends. The
evening was spent very pleasantly with
music. and refreshments. Miss Prudence
and Miss Isabelle Berlin assisted.
Miss May Cornelius entertained num-
Der OF friends at tea on Thursday evening.
Mr.. l.. b. Pierce has returned from Wal
Mr.. {. A. Virgins has gone to La Con-
ner.
Miss May Johnson was visiting In Sc
attic during the week.
Mr.. George Cloudy has returned from
camping at Des Moines.
Miss Mabel Shaffer left last Wednesday
for Portland. Or.
Mr., d. r. Medley ana family have gone
to Stones landing to camp for some time.
Mr.. Arnold Zbinden and family of Sc
attic have been visiting the family Of
Mr.. Fred Zbinden.
Mr.. A. Hagadorn was in Everett during
the week.
Mr.. Harry F. Henry, Of Seattle, was Wis
iting in Kent during the week.
Mr.. Gus Goodman is visiting friends in
Seattle.
Mr.. Fred Drake is visiting his parents in
Seattle
Mr.. J. F. Mason, who has been at Ev-
erett for some time. has returned home
Miss Mary McIntire, who has been at
tending the normal school at Whatcom,
has returned home.
Mrs. John Biddie. OF Lake Taps. has
been visiting her aunt. Mrs George Cave.
Mrs. and Miss Smear visited during the
week with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Howley.
Mr.. Charles Chester. OF Palmer. was
visiting in town during the week
DR.. Owen Taylor has recovered from his
present Illness
The children Of Robert Main are re-
covinging from their recent Illness.
Miss Alma and Miss Bessie Lloyd were
visiting In Pialchie during the week.
Mr.. c. Jorgensen and son. Edward. were
visiting IN Seattle on Thursday.
Prof. and Mrs. A. M. Daily were in town
during the week.
Mr. August Sanstrom and Mr.. Peter
Sanstrom have arrived home after two