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Tar 49, zElcAs kas ss'bscgtbefs at LIE
n - fas post-o1soes IN Fancoes oounfy;
~ ~ efhey papers IN IN ooHafs cons-
s~n~a " ~es reach 90 many. TEE AmxR-
NAF ss moi the Only paper prsated sss
Aancock co@nts, and has seser claimed 10
-. sai x - ihe only paper that can prep
sis b roiled a COUNTY paper; all the
yssi are mereis sSoai papers. The csrcuia-
Son Of TIE AMERICAN. barring the Bar
aaybov Records summer tsst. Is Iarees
Aan tao ., o.. .se other papers pvsnsed
~ Hancock county.
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Mr. Eiwood King spent las, week In
Bangor and Brewer.
Mrs W. II. Rice Is IN town visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Alton Trip.
John Hedekins has returned from his
SEASONS employment In fish market At
Bar Haroor.
The programme a the regular meeting
OF Lsmcine grange Last Tuesday evening
was furnished by the unmarried mem bers.
Rscisstions, original poems, songs. and :
disiogus were all welt received. The
presentation Of thp "Ruggies Frniiyn.
Miss Sass Coggirs psrsonssing Mira.
Ruggles, wss most heartily and dess,vsssly
appiaadea- The .'iistie Rageicss acted
well their part. Altogether II WAS the his
OF the esening.
Nov. ~. II.
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6s.ssfss~hsfp-
School in this district begins this morn
ing with Mi.s Bertha Moore ~ ttscher.
Mrs X w. Natter. of Brookiin. spsnt
tsw days with friends here last week.
The sce-rraan saciaeie at Freeman hali
Tosstisy evening was susce@ 10 ascyy
way.
Mrs. Faith tiovey sn6 daughter Helen
feave to-day Tor Boston where hey viii
spend be winter.
These was asner st the Bay Nies
house Monday evening, given by the
lnsmbe 81 be wintsr Hsrpot band.
Nos. -. iE-S.
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East Fr.nkftn.
Lloyd Bistsdeii, tho has been ia Bucks
port attending the 4. N. c. seminary, hss
returned home Tor vacation.
Misses Luna Card and Leila Gordon hsss
returnsd from Charleston, where tneS
have been attending tie academy.
Mrs. Nelly Gray, OF West Sullivan,
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Emelins
Wentworth. ~ her former home here
Mrs. Sarah 4. Hooper. formerly Of thh
place. Ia very ~ at tbs home OF hsf
daughter. Mrs. Van b. Gordon, OF Wess
Sullivan.
Nov. -. >.
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ssHvafte.
Z u saaker. wbe has bean ~, Is better.
Edwstd ID Potter spent Saturday nighs
and sunday 81 South 0euldssofo.
Psssos Russell, ~ite aud daughter, Of
sal ivan, sefe guests at the Point sstar-
day.
school commenced this morning. Miss
Agnes Psstep. OF sainssn Centre. h
teacher.
Mr.. Carlton Ash IL on shs sick LIST.
Miss Hazel her daughter. is threatened
wish typhosd fever.
Capt. Clarence Martin, 81 schooner
"su-sn Fr.nccs", arrived from Bangor
asst week and has loaded for orr's Island.
f. e. Hammond aud son were home
sunday night from their island cottage.
AR. Hammond Ia having qaIse . run OF
f~h In his weir, and 10 doing good
business 10 shipping them.
Nov. "a n.
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North enst1a~.
Miss TRACE ID. Leach arrived Mondsy
from Portland.
Miss Ella Perkins 10 visiting her parents,
Joseph Pefkins and wife.
Miss Annie Dunbar Is home frem Or
lsnd, where she has been teaching.
Fred Dunbar. OF Brcckton, Mass, came
saturday 20 spend week with friends.
Virgil and Percy wsFdwsll are home
from a coasiing trip TO Bridgeport, Conn.
Miss Josephine Dunbar, who has been
teaching 10 Backsport, cane home satur-
day.
AT the regular meeting of Castine grange
Saturday evening three candidates we're
instructed In the third and fourth degrees.
A fsne supper and general good time fol-
lowed. -Four members from Highland
grange srrc present.
Nov, "a l..
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II yau sr@ hsiious and seeking advisers,
Take Dew ikt's Little Early RiAars,
Just before aDiRg to bed.
yoa Will lind on the morrow,
Yen are rid of your SORROW
Thaf's all; just enough said.
These famous pills do not gflpe. but move
the bowcis gently aud easily, cleansing
the liver. WIGaIx a MooRE.
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ing relatives and fsieBas In Massachusetts
and Mintarn, returned tbs week. Owing
TO her tameness she coatd not visit her
sister, MRS. william STANLEY. on aionhrgan.
New. "a. THxLNA.
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COUNTY NEWS.

Brnnkrn.
A large shipment of Christmas trees Is
being made from here.
Forest Gordon is at home from wor-
esster, Mass. for short time.
There was pleasing harvest concert at
She Baptist church Sunday evening.
Mrs. c. Il. Petersen and young daughter
arrived home from New YORK Friday.
Miss Msria Bunker has recently gone to
Augusta, being employed In the pension
stHcs.
A union Thanksgiving service will be
held at the Methodist church Thursday
forenoon.
Harvey NJ. Blsisdeli left Monday for
business trip through western Maine and
Maseac hnsetts.
Misses Lurs Card and Leila Gordon are
Il home from Higgins classical institute
TO spend Tnanksgivssg.
Mrs. George A. Martin brings to notice
anseseoDsbie bnttereup blossoms and
lilac tHigs with buddca leaves.
Miss Lrls asvey, OF Bangor. IL visiting
her grandparents. Thomas Hsvey aud
wife, during the Thanksgiving season.
Miss Alice verans Bunker, who has
positioa III the pension Office, Augusta.
returns Monday. after one weeks ssca-
ton.
Charles r. Bunker and Frank Il
Blainceil hare secured sessonahie COM
tort In Their dwellings by the introduce
fion a wood furnaces.
What eamc near being possible smash
ap Was averted Monday forenoon by the
hcroic action OF DR.. Collins. when be
socceeded Ia bringing to bait the run
away horse sad carriage beioagisg to Rev.
Mr.. sfbiey, which left the Bapsiss p#rsoa-
age for an exciting run.
Mordsy evening, Nov. II, there was
quiet home wedding at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bunker, when their
daughter Sadie was married To Waiter
Butler, Rev. c. r Petersen, & &c stat ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Batter are smong our pop
rIsr young people. and their mary friauas
wish them many years o. happinss. and |
prosperity.
Nov "a Il.
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D~ahsns.
!. Mrs. Myron Gilmore, OF California,
visited friends In town Last week.
Ar.. A. c. Bargisi IA visiting her
daughter, Mrs.J ]. r. Turner. Of Brewer.
George Parker and his sister, Mrs.
Benjamin. Tocd, OF Bangor, were In town
last Sunday.
Clifford Mclaughlin s. at home from
Brpckton where be has been at work the
last two years.
j. r. cowipg and wife went 70 Franklin
isst wssk 10 attend the Eiisscrsh Piee
Baptist quarterly messing.
III. p. Bsrrill and wife attended the
convention OF the Hancock eoanty sua-
day school association at Bacsspost Nov.
10.
Noy. "a. II.
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One Minute Coagh Cure
Ii the only harmless cough cure that gives
quick relief. Cares Coughs, Colds, GroaP,
Bronchitis, Whoopipg Cough, PnenmonlA,
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Reach.
Ralph johnson, Of Ssonington, !. living
with his grandmother. Mrs. sophrosis
johnson.
Capt. Seth Greeniaw and A. r. Campbell
are seining founders In Fish creek. and
sending them 10 this Boston market.
Miss Kate Stanley. of Swans Island,
= no hss been visiting her grandmother.
Mrs. Nancy J. Greenias, Las returned
home.
Capt. James II. Robbins. who came
homo IA this tall. has 90 FAR recovered
that he 10 taking herring from Sunshine
to Yoxkss Island for iobeter halt. >. r
Lowe goes with him.
MIRA. Clara q. tsoiden cams hons yester-
day from Providence and Pawtueset. 4 / !.
where she has been visiting her Husband,
Fremont Holden. who ccmmsaas thf
steam yacht ntoronion.
Nov. "a. NJ. l..
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xorth Broost@sfn..
Schools wi.i commence Dtc /.
David Is ack is goiag ~ move 10 Eils-
worth.
William Cain has moved home from the
Ice works.
Mrs. FRED Halves, who has bsen qaits
~ il better.
Mrs. ". ". coasio1 issl isst week and
broke heg wrist.
schoolhonse in district Nv. ~ Is ready
Tor Toe AiD4es term.
Joi.a Pix has purchased The yacht
~Simrod" OF Archie Hutchinson.
Mrs Josephine Sukefortb VIII spend
the winter with Mrs. Loyina Morris.
Everett Deugisss. who left here for
Cambridge last winter, has returned and
rented rooms Of Mrs Sarah Walker.
Mrs. iie!ea Perkins had al egg from
a sevea-moEths puIiet that 9eighad four
ounces aud measured sesrH and one hall
inches in circumference snd six aud one
fourth pround the smaller end
Nov. a. G.
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Crest rana.
Edgar Mcinineh and wife have returned
from Norcross
Ezra Williams and wife made yisEt 10
Ellsworth last week
Lewis shaman and wife have gone to
franklin for the winter.
Vaudeville wilkins. OF the SPRING
field Rspabiscan star, ass In ltown Tues
Gay,
Mrs. II. r. colson fell recently. she bad
glasses on and they cut and bur. her face
quite seriously.
Herman and Gleason Archer, OF Boston,
surprised their mother with birthday
gin of silver set of four pieces
n. II. Collar, accompanied by some ei
bis friends from Franklin, has bes n
taking an oufing.in the woods near here,
making thsoid home their stopping place.
The ladies are mcetingiiweekiy nov in
order to get their work done for Christ
mas sale. They have been entertained by
Mrs. Helen Chick and Gertrude Shuman
Mrs. John and Raymond Williams and
Mrs. j. >. Archer. They are invited &c
meet with Mrs. Raby @. Mace on Thanks
giving day. Mr.. and Mrs. Mace are enter
tainiaglfriends IRON Bangor.
| Nov. Il. e.
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North Deer fsie.
George Knishi arrived homs Saturday.
Capt. william Gray has returned from
Boston.
MIR. 4. T. Marshall and son have gone
to Boston.
The district school closed Friday for a
two weeks vacation.
Joseph Morey. OF CAstins, has been the
guest Of Capt. Melville Thompson.
Mrs. Montsford Haskell LEFT Monday for
Boston to join her husband on tho schoon-
er susan n Pickering.
The sidewalk society wili give sociahle
and supper at the Ellis house Wednesday
evening. The weekly meeting win be at
Mrs. George G. hArdyis.
Nor. ~. e.
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NmEffsf
Lloyd Mcdonald has gone TO Boston
xhere lie has position ON The elevated
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Mnnsxx.
AS stated meeting OF! fremont lodge
No. II, Y. ana A. NJ. held Thursday /.
Sovemssf II. the following resolutions
were adopted:
Hasrsas. iathesiestA Of Bro. Levi Lsrsey the
menhxrs Of Tresnons hodge. Free and Ace tss~i
Mzsoas soo9rn tho loss II osas Of ihelr 81 lest
and raost sAiaei nsmtcrs. tse frsssrnsiy a ialsh
fol and esteemed brother. iass family Il Deprived
OF siss iosr VI sisxosed hashAnd sad kiad
fatbcr, and the eoasnsHntsy has ioss good
nesg Assss aud . true eixi1~a.
Resolved. That We exsend our departed
bro.Asr's immediate family our sinoere sympa
thy Ia this great hercx
Resssrsd. That In manaosy Of eas departed
brother oar charter sc dszpei In maarntag for
the space Of thirty esys.
Rsssl~s.s, Thas cops 81 these rssniatlaas 10
spread upon oar record. = copy De sent - Ihs
bereavea fxmity. xnd cops ts priatri 10 TIE
ELLswoRrn AnE Irss-
GEORGE R.-FULtER.
J. d. FHii-Lfrs.
w. T. 5fLIEf.
Cemnittee on Resolutions.
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winter Harnor.
DIR. and Mrs. sraslI have been TO Bangor
for few days outing.
Harry Hooper sno wife have been at
Tank Pond for week.
Mrs. Charles Grover and daughter Julsa
wers In Bangor Tuesday.
Fred joy broke three ribs while tuiid-
ing elsteen tor Frank Weston.
Several new volumes have been added
ts the Longfeiios isasus library.
Fred Young and family are occupying
Charles Smiths house for the winter.
Andrew Gerrish and wife returned
saturday from visit to relatives 10 Mass.
sehusetts.
Capt. Melvin Tory spent Last week in
Boston visiting relatives and attending to
some business.
Ellis Baker was obliged to suspend
school two days last week owing 10 .
painful sore on his hand.
There will be concert ia Globe hail ON
Thanksgiving evening. under the direc-
tion Of the Winter H.rbor band.
Miss Effis Pen fleton wsaii to Bar HAIR
Dor Monday where she will enter
clement's music store and receive piano
pupiis.
Nov ~. q.
west Tr~ment.
Mas Evelyn L. Lunt Is attending school
at Manset-
Mrs. Frank W. Luntihas been In Boston
ON business.
L. W. Ramin went to swans Island
Saturday on business
B. B. Reed has returned from Bangor,
where he went on business.
Charles. Rens and Emma Reed are visit-
Ing their parents ON Duck Island.
Kew. A. p Thompson and several ladies
attended the sociabie at the Center sstur-
day evening.
Edward A. Lunf and family were visit
ing here this week before returning to his
work in Rocklane.
Mrs. Zulma s. Clark. who has bean
away from home since September 1, visit.
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Prospect Hars.s.
DIR. l.. L. Larrabes returned home Satur-
day for few weeks.
Carl Peters lelt last week Tor Boston,
where be hopes TO tind employment.
The whist party met Thursday evening
with Miss Alice Cole. There was good
attendance
Mrs. q. G. Lara bee and Mrs. L. r. Cole
spent Tuesday In West GouIdsboro guests
Of Mrs. Jason sargent.
Mrs. w. r. Bruce and Miss Mamie
Young spent a few days last week In Bar
Harbor with Mrs. l. b. Deasy.
The village schools begin this morning.
Miss Ella Lewis. OF Sfeuben. teaches the
grammar, and Miss Clara Davis the pri-
mary.
Mrs. Lucy E. Coomhs returned from
Portland Thursday. She has been spend
ing several weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
N. H. Cole.
Nov "a. C.
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south Haneoex-
X C. sniih hss rstsrnsd IRON his trip
to Msssae hssssts. w hsls In Bossen, Mr.
Santa bad hts eyes op@rsfei upon sur
xfsnuiAted lids. The opasssioe IL ptesIa&
very beneficial.
Following Is tbs list ot oflasrs Of Lsoa-
ARD Wooster lodge. g. q. q. r.. far the
quarter ending Ian. al: Ivory Fos*. G I;
asms13 Horxkins, v. Tt hststs Martha.
secretary; Martha walker. s.sssisnt sec-
re1~ry; Louis Jordan. treasurer; Sarah
Young. y. s.: n. w. Wooster. esaplsin;
Howard Hodgkins, ~; Pearl G.iilsoa.
d. NJ; Emma Bait, guard, Howard
Young, ssntinei; G. Il woosiss. r. &. T. /,
Ssssis Fnss, ). J. r. TsIs lodgs NOS has
eighty forr members in good standing
and sciGs weekly Esssssngs through the
year. with very good attendance.
Nov. "a. w.
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Mnshin Fans-
A. b. Consry begins his school ut No. 10
to-day.
The schooner "Minqussp, Capt. H..
Duffy. arrived from New York Saturday.
Mrs. Alden Consry spent Friday with
her sister, Mrs. o. b. Bowden, at South
Biushili.
Lizzie Conary Is spending . few weeks
with her brother, Z. D. Conary. at South
Binehill.
Miss Alberta Briggs has returned to
her home in Fall River, Msss., after an ex-
tended wish to her grandparents. L. L.
Candage ano wife.
Capt. wslter p. Small. of Milbriese
arrived from his African trip Sunday He
IL the guest OF his mother, Mrs. 8. s. Wal
lace, who viii accompany him to bis home
In Miinridgr.
Nov d SUBSTITUTE.
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Loss Of Flesh

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When you can't eat bread
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want something a little more
nourishins. take SCOTS
Emulsion.
To get fat you must eat
at. SCOTS Emulsion IS q
treat fattener. a greet
trength giver.
Those who have lost nes',
want to increase all BODY
issues. not only fat. Scott
emulsion increases them all.
bone, flesh. blood and
nerve.
For invalids for con.
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for weak children. for all
who need flesh. SCOTS
Emulsion IS a rich and COM
portable food. and a natural
tonic.
SCOTS Emulsion for bone,
flesh. blood and nerve.
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COUNTY NEWS.

~ saas,ss~aa t's@~is ssss. .ss a., gasn
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rHs AMERICAS: 4 H.. ss,a Z ss. sd. s,ss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-04

Evans. Mrs. Beck, ex-presldent called
to order and introduced the new presi-
dent, Mrs. Ellenore w. Warner, who
the took the chair and made an inter-
esting address A program Of papers
was given as follows; Geography Of
France" by Mrs, Beck; Origin and
History" by Miss Ruby Christensen;
Religious History Of France by Mrs.
Evans. Miss Minnie S, Hoagland was
elected a delegate to the Federation,
club adjourned TO meet again with Mrs.
Evans.
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''oVo SOCIAL NEWS.

b.sin,n' ' n Page, MIRA. BENJAMIN
~ So,,,sslna Mrs. Thomas Thurman
ert;,rty' s ~ 81 very delightful "6Sr
hns N A. thursday afternoon al the
dsEn,sa NE w., rage The rooms were
laats ys,, WIN autumn leaves and
pGA H.. pretty. Ten games were
Ne fr ~ Eugene Fletcher winning
stpe3 ,, Suu Mrs. John Farrcr the
~. s,ry,S ~ !, Delicious refreshments
Vic Nav me ;r ladies' being assisted by
blAsl thurman and Miss EHe
by trls bs snch was served In the HAN
~ ss,e Ne. bachmau. Those pres.
/, M Barn. sq lame Twelyes. Evans
Villains ~ bullock, Tucker, Houtz'
"aik,s lon nol'ss Fletcher. Farrer.
'rot Mae M Jones. Miner, Roberts
sAoaeh' Ward. Thomas,
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Stoes Hinckley Nuttle Stewart, John,
Poulton, wilkins, McCoard, Cummings,
Berry, Hayercamp, Schwab, Wilson,
Deal, George Taylor, Cheeyer Knight,
Smith.
Mrs. r, c. Watkins is visiting her
daughter, Mrs, Gertie Young, in Salt
Lake City.
Mrs. Zina Wood Cummings Of Spring
willie spent Thursday in Provo.
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Twelves ana
daughter Florence spent several days
in the city this week.
Mr. Albert Manwarng will depart for
a mission to Great Britain In a few
days,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Greenwood of
Fillmore have located here for the
purpose Of having their children attend
the b. Y academy.
Prof. Walter Wolf has been called
20 go to England, where he viii assist
Prest. T.. NJ. Lyman in editing the star.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thompson have
gone to Colorado Springs.
Mr. and Mrs, Reuben A. Noyes have
moved from Richield TO spend the Win
ter in Provo.
The Womans republican club met at
the clubrooms Monday evening and
were highly entertained by a lecture
on "Our Pacific Possessions by Atty
A. l.. Booth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Allen have re-
turned from Canada,
Mrs. c. A. Shepherd has gone to San
Jose, Cal, to visit her sister, who Is
reported to be very. ill.,
Mrs. Sam a. King spent several days
In Salt Lake City this week with her
sister, Mrs, Hubert Hills.
Mrs. Charles McCoard has returned
10 her home In Kansas after three
months visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. a, a. Noon,
Mrs. Carbon OF Logan is the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. Bassett.
Miss Allie Smoot will go TO Heber
City. where she will teach in the public
schools.
Mrs. Eleanor T.. Corfman vice presi-
cent Of the Utah Federation OF Wo-
mems clubs, attended the meeting OF
the executive committee IN Salt Lake
City Tuesday.
4 very pleasant affair was given at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs liyrum Jen-
sen Monday evening In honor OF their
friends. Mr. and Mrs, w. j. Sparks OF
Nephi. 4 delicious supper was served
and a delightful evening spent Those
present were Mr. and Mrs.E. II. Sparks,
Jr. of Provo. Mr.. and Mrs. j. W, Far
rer. the Misses Phillis and Pearl Sparks
Della Whitmore. and Bessie Colds
brourh OF Nephl. Misses Ruby Chris
Jensen, Maggie Stewart and Annie Mel
son,
Miss Lillian Gates Of Salt Lake city
spent Sunday with friends in Provo
Mrs. Celestial Strong is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Cummings, in Heoer
City.
Mrs. Gina Beck Mulenbach OF salt
Lake City is visiting her sister Mrs
William Ward.
Mrs. Royal A. Barney visited In salt
| Lake this week.
The following composed the program
| OF papers for the afternoon Friday OF
the Nineteenth Century club Marx
| Livain," Miss Florence Pond; FRANK
! n stockton" Miss Kellogg; Bret
Hart" Mrs. Eph. Sutton.
Mrs. Eph G.. Gowans spent Two GAYS
In Provo this week on her way to SAT-
Lake City.
| Mrs. Laura Hickman Is making her
home with Mrs. Phil Speckart during
the school year.
Nh. and Mrs. Clarence Ridges Of Rich
field are the guests OF Mr., ana Mrs'
Sam Adams.
Utah sorosis met for the first meeting
| OF the year at the home Of Mrs jacob
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The Utah Womans Press Club met
on Tuesday at the Exponent office, and
a most interesting talk was given by
Mrs. John McVicker on her recent trip
to the coast
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SALE.
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CLUB CHAT

Next Tuesday the Woman's club will
reopen its meetings, the topic for the
day being the Los Angeles biennial.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-04

The currents events and current IT.
erature section Of the Ladies Literary
club met yesterday and Mrs. Wallace
gave an interesting talk on political at
fairs abroad. and Mrs, Peabody re-
viewed Mrs Sedgewickss latest book
"The Rescue"
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A meeting OF the local branch of the
Needework Guild was held Tuesday
at the Kenyon hotel and IL was decided
to continue the work, the meetings to
commence this month