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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
willie WORKMAN, Basil ". Coale and
Reception luncheon.

Miss jamie Wingo will give one OF the
prettiest entertainments of the day.
Thanksgiving. in the shape OF reception
luncheon. given In honor OF her friend,
Miss Camille Hayes. of Morgantown, w.
Va. who will receive with Miss Wingo.
The young hostess will welcome her guests
i'll light blue etanine. embroidered in
white Her corsage bouquet will be OF
violets.
Tarlor,s hall and dining-room decorations
Will be in palms and yellow and white
chrysanthemums> Yellow and white
chrysanthemums will form the center
piece of the luncheon table. still furtner.
adorned with orange and dark blue and
the pale blue and white ribbons Of the
two universities Punch will be served by,
AIRS J. D.. NOEL and Miss Mary Hayes.
Invitations have been sent out to Misses
Josephine Putney. Addie Bowe. Rebecca
Gordon, Marguerite Warwick, Helen
Christian, Sadie Sutton. Carolyn Holiday.
Misses Yonge. MISS Macdonald, Misses
Mary Buford, Bessie Bos.ler. Elise Stokes.
A.lene Stokes, Lily Urquhart, Misses Nor.
gan, Misses #Spilman, Nellie Tompkins.
katherine N1ichaux.
Assisting in the dlning-rooH Will be
Misses Marie Webster, Alice Hotchkiss.
Helen O'Ferrall. Lucy Hayes, Sallie
knight, Charlotte Yonge. Ella Binford,
Edith Jones, Daisy Chamberlayne. Ruth
Tanner, Mamie Cook. Agnes Mccarthy.
Elizabeth knight, Louise Knight. Rebecca
Walker, Ellen Witt, Mabel O'Ferrall,
Lucy burlington, Sarah Chamberlayne,
Elizabeth Robins, Ellen rutherford,
Elizabeth #Brander, Louise Lewis. misses
Shields, Flora Cameron. Adair Minor,
Misses Meredith, Lily Hill, Susie Davis,
Jennie Boyd. ELY Jackson. Misses Jen-s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

nings, Jean Taylor. Bette Christian
Heien Quarles. Julia Bidgood. Helen Ste
vens, Fanny WORKMAN. Ellen Ragby. Irene
Fitzgerald. Nora Leary. Misses Lindsay.
Ruth Tanner. Misses Werth. Misses wat
kins. Sally Anderson. Matte Purceii'
Mary Bierne. Mary Waddill. Misses y ei-
fress. Bessie Ellyson, Evelyn BfldSes,
Emily Arm!stead Miss Roberta At!en.
Miss Precious Moore, Miss Rebecca Walk-
or, Misses Grant. Mary Ball. Anna Carr.
Ella Bruce, Leila Gray. Evelyn eootli t'l
Mary DOMAIN Miss Tayloe. Mamie 70
wardin. Misses Davenport. Edna ofpes'.
Maria A1oseley. Martha Byrd. louise sci
Gen. Mr. and Mrs. John Coke. Jr., alr.
and Mrs. Clay Drewry, Jr. ME- ana MIS-.
Edmund Benson Messrs. sam brockeii-
.brorgh. Nice. Yarhrough. Messrs. Nose
ley. Stafford Parker. John D an. =,
George Gibson. Messrs. ferraii. - Jotlh
Biount, Lucian Bass, George alum :. mas
sTcdd " Habliston. Messrs Harrison.
Ersnt RIankenship. Lynch Montague.
prenfis Johnson. Edward Guptiil, Taze-
vel Fitzgerald, Carlton Mckenny. Albert
@r7snner Horace Hoskins. Lewis Harv!e,
pol,erd Cardoza. James Drake. Edward
A;,ston. Henry Darlington. Hunsdon Cary.
Roger Walker, George Reed. John Lea.
John Leary, James Boyd, Fl. StrlnSfeiiow.
Iohn Clarke, Albert AlsoD, Robert VIII
lioms. Robert Wh1tsnurs.. =. Mohsasue.
Dr. Herbert, Hugh Shpwith. Adolph Os-
terloh. John Davenport. Messrs. MacDon-
alb. Sidney Buford. Percy Bosher. Messrs.
FIotchkiss. ]. 3. Johnson and Ned Dan
.eI. of the University of Virginia: James
Mullen, Gar Fuller. Tess. Hobson. Stuart
M,chaux. N1essrs. Brander. George Bid
good, Julian Hill. Alessrs. Cooke. James
Watson. Willie Watkins. Stuart Leake.
Cameron Johnson. John Hayes. Charles
Talbot, Green Shackieford. Richard yEor-
thom. George Hodsson. Berkeley Williams.
Armistead Crump. Henry Elicit. Thomas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
5o,Ferrall. Maude stringfellow, Miss
pacram Misses Bessie Cooke. Sadie SUI

O'Ferrall Maude StrlnSIeltoW,
paevrau, Misses Bessie Cooke. Sadie SUI
ron. Lucy HAYES, Kate Bidgood. t,stelle
de saussure. Marguerite Warwick, Misses
Bovd. Ella Jackson, Frances Crouch.
Georgie Wilson. Alice Dcewry. Mary
7 evils. Susie Wexford, Adair Minor. Ma
RE Lightfoot, susie Harrison. octavia
Crensilaw, Lily Cary, Meade BurWeli.
Miss Knox Misses Alice Doyle, kath-
Ieen Anderson. Helen Montague. Rachel
Cooke Helen Quaries, Mary Drake.
Misses Yonge, Emily hutchinson Mary
Leake, Misses Hagan. Josepnlne Iyler,
Bessie Eilyson, Kebecca ~ aiher, MAJ
Ball, Marian Smith and MISS tAiioeis SOL.
Messrs. Jonn Jones, Paul Roper, Harry
Mann. Messrs. Stone, Hodgson, Craig.
Perrin. Talley, Bowe. Parker, Merck.
McAdarns. Paul Stevens, Rob.
ert Cabell. James $Cabell. Deane Murray.
Jack de Treville, Willie Harris Henfy:
Iotchkiss, EInore HoIchAls :. hu.her-
foord Rose. George Gibson, Willie Mon
cure John rutherford, James Watson,
Charles Habljston, Percy Penndleton,
Preston Witherspoon. Charles Anderson,
Otway Chalaley, Messrs. Breedell, Messts.
Watkins. Messrs. Carleton Mchenny,
Beverly Tucker. Wadd.ll. Claiming New.
ton, DR. Mcguire Newton. Mes IS. e1l Gun
Stuart N1ichaux. w. Eilyson., Alec .Gel-
gon. ". R. johnson, Joe Clay SUES ne;
Ohio kean. e John Elicit, Walter Cal
borne Goodwin BoylSin. Rando. pm pm, e IA
doza Thomas Moore. John Lis ,aas
DR.. Greer Baughman, DR.. Jones, Messls'
Iuhluger. Capel. Banks. Lewis s. b,a.'u1t
Spotswood Wexford. Robert basDy; -
Edmunds, Robert Griffith Mr.. Serpe!i,, ~. -
Norfolk; Heth Tyler, Jack GREGORY. ~;
Alfriend John Montague, Julian ian - AN,
sydney Ellyson, Tate Ma on. John .P,ies,
NIessrs Cary. Tate. BOYD 'siion, F.o"i s,
Edward Harrison. Gray 2Nloseiey, y ,t us
Drewrv E,,7 IS Benson. ST. George Cooke
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Ex-Governor and Mrs. Charles r. O'Fer-s
rail- and was a most attractive debu-5
tantc of last season viii receive her
guests gowned IN white c..e BE de chine
sslle viii be assisted by Miss Gatni lie
HAYES. of the West Virginia University.
IL MorgantoNn. who will arrive next
Wednesday afternoon to be Miss OiFer-
a3ll's Thanksgiving guest and BY Miss
Iaisy Chanlhel.ayl of Richmond. who
Mil wear white. organdl over White silk.
Decorations at tie card tables and in
tfe dining room viii be in the colors of
lie two Universities. Girls paying viii
haze light biue6aId orange boas, and the
game will be keptin dark blue and white
fsow ersH8 An orchestra will furnish music
during the evening Young ladies are
illyited for s o clock; the gentlemen will
Gene in a 10 lie list of invited guests
Includes Miss LuYino of Philadelphia;
Misses Tayloe, Marie Archer, Camille
Iaayes. OF MortsSltoWn. w. Va; Daisy
ClianBe;layne Carrie Hartman. of Lex
inston, Va; Mildred Boyd. Ills Glenn.
Miss Godfrey, Misses Julia Ridsood,
Salie Knight, jamie Wingo. Edith Ram.
say Of Alexandria, Va; Marguerite
Warwick. Lizzie Weddsll. Amy Werth
Mabel Walker Josephine TYLER. Misses
Msyo Misses Watkins. Misses Knight,
Misses Edita Jones' Ella Binford. Misses
Y1ngs Misses Bette Christian, Eusell:a
TAYLOR Mary Il. Latfrpp, Martha
l.indy. Irene Fitzsera a. Mary Bal.
Gertrude Sileton, Jennie Bland, Agnes
Mccarthy Louise .Atki9s, Saliie r. An
sis,,r Bessie Bosl1eY .sdaie Bowe. Mary
Isei,alc Lizzie israndcr Misses Cameron
Misses Helen Christian. Mamie Cooke
ANA d Carr. Estelle DeSaassire. Eye
l,.n Gordon Edith Grant. Alice Hotch-
HISS. Misses Hayes Misses Lily Hill.
t..1aiiv Jennings, Rebecca Gordon Mary
AZ ;95l rcs.s;p Williamson Elise Stokes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
T.ulnni THEATRE HzriY.

With a brilliantly lighted theatre, with
the orchestra and boxes flied by tie
foot ball teams of the Universities oil
Virginia and North Carolina, the Al
,,mri Association Of the Virginia lnlNer-
sity. their wives, daughters and sweet
hearts. with stage decorations aud scene
ry showing tho University colors, with
yellow and white chiysalltheInuias and
dark and light blue ribbons distinguish
ing the opposing teams and their friends.
with college songs and college airs rem
dcrcd by the University Glee Clab and
the chorus: with a whole house OF beauX=
and bellies, niatrons and maids in full
evening dress, the Biiou viii Witness
on the night of November nth one Of
the most elegant society events Of the
season.
The Executive Committee of the Al
umm Association. with Mr.. Allen Potts
MS chairman. have spared no efforts to
render the evening in every detail as
great a pleasure to taeii, guests and as
possible THAT their efforts Will he
crowned with gratifying success seems
already assured beyond question.
The Thanksgiving german 10 be given
by number of society girls in Rich
1nonts will follow tile theatre party,
and all the Young ladies who attend the
german viii le at the ISiiou IN tfle pref
~ gowns they viii wear al the GER
man. which will make 4 most delightful
finish 10 the Festivities of the day. The
gNrman Mil be given in the Masonic
Temple. decorated with palms and lini-
rersity eolors. with an orchestra TO ron
der the University two-step and other
COLLEGE dancing airs. Guests viii go
! directly from the sijou to the german
which willie le,l during the earlier. even
Ing hours hy6 MI. Adnlnhus blair and
later by MI, Elliott, Of The University
Chaperones Of the occasion will be-:
Governor aud Mrs. andrew ]. Montague
ard and Mrs. w. Gordon Mccabe. Mr..
and Mrs. George Ainsiev. Mr.. and Mrs.
4 George Elliott Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt Chin
ley. Mir. and Mrs. John a. Co'te, Ir.. Mr..
ard Mrs r. Garter Scott. Mr. and Mrs.
Garnett Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs .sdalnaus
Blair. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Halves,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

Gordon. Stuart Michaux Percy Bosher.
don Stuart Micsaux. Percy Bosher.
Carleton McKenney. Messrs. Cooke, Les
lie Reed. Tazeweil Fitzgerald, James
Watson Littleton Fitzgerald, w Bur
liligham G. Harrison. Thomas Nc
sAGams. Julian#HiIl. A. Newton r. Hos
.aGay. c. Morgan, T. Hobson, G. Good
Ice James Drake. r. McCandiish.. 5
Wexford Moore Latlrop. George Bid
good. William Turner. Horace String
fellow. Il Jones, Joel Perrin. Messrs.
a;oseley, Melville Branch. George Reed,
Colonel 10 Lane Stern, Msssrs- n Palmer
Claiborne. Cary. Albert Tanner. Car
Fuller. j. Davenport. III. Darlington. j..
Mule, w. Watkins. R W hitelsurs1.
Richard Workman, G. w. Hodsson:
Nice. Yarbrough& C. Montague. Green
shackelford, G.. Smith, Morrison fitz-
gerald. III. Elicit Stafford Parker. r.
Williams. ]. de TrevilIe. Irving ar ).
II Clarke, of Norfolk. Va: S Leake
Horace Ioskins. Messrs. BAR. Nal'el
Holladay. j. ", Binford. hirkM wv 10y
Mitctell, Charles Taylor Lynch Mon
tegue and Charles Talbot.
Misses Dat ins Gnterfoins.
Misses Elise and Cornelia Watkins VIII
be the hostesses of a charming Thanks
giving luncheon given between the hours
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Mcclure, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Powers. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Blankenship. MIR. and Mrs. John
g Farland. Mr.. and Mrs. William ".
Wallace. Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Broken
broush, Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Drewry, Jr"
Mr.. and Mrs. John ID. Cullen. Mr.. and
Mrs Edward ouarles. Mr.. and Mrs. e.
p Valentine. Mr. ana Mrs. Ben Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs Randolph Tatum. Mr..
and Mrs. Edmund Benson. Hlr. and Mrs.
John Harrison. Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Taliaferro. MI.
and Mrs. ". S. p. MAKO. Mrs. Henning
ham Spi'nlan. Mrs Bernard Crest
Tie floor committee as organized at
present Includes Mir. Alien Potts. Mr..
Milton Elliott Nr. Joe Clay Sites. Mr..
William Sean. AIR Julian Hill. Mr. Carv
Cefr, Mr.. John &c Ts-eEille, Mr. Thomas
Purcell. Mir. Stuart a1ichaux. Mr.. John
i.eary and Mr.. s,cisis Cary. Other
names viii be added later
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

of 1880 and .. P. NJ. in their home a the
corner OF Fourth and Grace Streets.
The spacious #parlors will have their
foral decorations in pink. pink chrysan-
themums. carnations. maiden hair ferns.
l.a1as, pink lamp shades and pink candles
sl}flusing everything With a soft and ro-.
selte hue that even the Thanksgiving
;s.lls arc glad to affect.
IlIthe Gining-room. in compliment to the
Prevailing football sentiment, yellow and
white ciltysanti1emums. the Thanksgiving
flowers by association, will prevail.
Miss Elise and Miss Cornelia Watkins,
who is on the list of pretty debutantes
for the present season, will be assisted in
receiving by Miss Reynolds of Scranton.
Pa: Miss Mary Carter Myers. of Nor
3t,lk. Va. and Miss Maude Rankin.
Miss Elise Watkins Will have on a beau
atital costume of pale blue peau de sole,
With point lace garniture;; Miss Cornelia
Watkins and Miss Mary Carter Myers
viii wear lovely debntantes frocks. the
enc Of white crepe de chine and chiffon,
tile other of white mousseline de sole.
Miss Rankin Will be attired in an inn
ported creation of pink and silver, and
Miss Rankin will be in blue etamine and
white applique.
Young ladies further assisting and who
m.ll be with Mrs. Watkins in the dining
loom will include Misses Mary Waddill,
Elizabeth Brander, Ellie Maury Werth,
Iess;e Upslur. Matte Baskerville. Lima
SHEDS, Bessie To.npkins. annie Mayo.
George Sfiisor,. Margaret Tinsley, Bessie
Gstlill, Cora Younger. Bessie Hunter,
Helen Stevens, Alice HotcAldss and Helen
O'Ferral.
Invited suests are Misses Katherine
aIjcts.ux, Evelyn Gordon, Misses Gordon.
Misses Roykin. Elsie Boyliin. Misses
Bowe. Jennie Hughes. Carolyn Holiday,
Misses Forbes. Bessie Upshur. Martina
Robinson. Heller, Camp. Misses Morgan.
Misses F!lerson. Misses Tinsley. Misses
Wai3isl. Misses Davenport. Misses Ma
ME and Nellie Davenport, Mamie VII
,iams, Misses Randolph, Miss Mcintyre.
Pauline Powers. Misses James. Miss
Uispulart Misses Shields. jamie Winso,
III. Tanner Cora Younger, Hiss Gray.
Miss Ed Jones. Misses Hill, Ellen
Eagby, n IS Talbot. Misses Bessie
Rosh 4otehk Ills Else ,,e, S 5sl;in
Misses Tonaplsirs. Misses White, Mss
@SaEie# DeaEe. Miss Mcleod Miss Nellie
Tree Misses Wallace, Misses Watkins,
Misses Lambert. Miss jamie Schoen. Miss
Mamie Baughnlan, Miss Carleton. Misses
jean and Flora Cameron Misses Mamie
Dunlop, Nora leary. Fannie Lewis. EiilsSS
Gfenn. Daisy Chamberlayne. Katherine
Wren. Emily Waddf!l. Jessie Hazard.
Kate and Mary Buford. Elsie Parkinson.
Helen Ilathrop, Carrie Armistead. Mary
Moore. Louise Price, Louise and Matte
Purcell. Renee GlaZehrook. Frances Jen-
tins Bessie Sa1de,.. Martha Bowie! Lou
Use A:cAdanis. Barnard and e Ia Cooke.
j AURA rutherford Ella Taol.iae, Bertie
Atkinson, Alma. Cecil. Nina Conftable,
Bessie Hunter Le';a Blair. Lizzie. Bran
der. Mamie Turner. Agnes Mccarthy.
j .ouises NIcCarthE Helen Stevens. Annie
AIavo. Ellie Maury Werth. Matte Bas-
kerviue. Gertrude Camm. Helen Weid-
man, Barbara Kean. Jennie Elicit. Mary
Street, Helen Christian, Mary Drew!'y,
Connie Bridges. Helen and Mary Martin.
IIeningham and Sue Spilman, Helen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
ji;iss s9ad. er S Egddiru.

Miss virginia Wexford Sadler and Mr..
GEanbery Edwards vandersice Will be-
married at $50 F. NJ. Tuesday next tne
ceremony to be performed IN the homo
OF the bride. No Z North Third Street.
by her uncle. the Rev. DR.. Il. QQar4es. OF
Bowling Green
Mrs. A. II cobps. OF Gladc Springs.
Va. a cousin of the bride. will ofticilta
as matron of honor. Dr. George Van
derslice. of Phoebus. will be best man.
Master Alfred Jefferson Vaughan. the
two-year-old nephew Of Miss SaeEsr. and
little Marion Lee Cobbs her cousin IN
pretty white frocks. with white ribbons
and sashss, will draw the riahons and
form the aisle through which the bridal
party will advance 70 the altar.
After their marriage, slr. and N<s
Vaniersiice will leave for norther.-
ws'd!ns tour They viii make their nome
at No T. North Third Street Street when
they reutrn.
Miss sadler is the daughsres OF Mrs
Susan QAarles and the tate Mr. Richard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
1hcmas Gligrson.

One of the most interesting weddings
OF the coming week Will be that OF Miss
Repecca rrueheart Ellerson the daash-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Roy EEler-
son. TO Mir. Armstrong Thomas, of B4lti-
more. The wedding will be celebrated
Wednesday evening. November o6th at
O'Clock. in the rlrst Presbyterian
Church. the Rev. Robert P. Kerr oficis-
ting MIR. and Mrs. Thomas will be ri
home after January LIST, In No t55oos Srsss
AEanue BaItIruora.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
Miss O. FerTa!i Gsrfer' aims.

s One of the handsomest entertainments
oil Thank giving week viii he a card par
ty5 given by Miss Helen otFenall. Of No
aa3 Park Avenue. next Wednesday even
ing.
Miss o'Fe.rall, who is the daughter Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
LINENS AT MILLER 6 RHOADs'.

It's goodly showing we have for you this week not
only in the Table Linens that you'd naturally expect we'd
have for the Thanksgiving occasion but there's beaut
full display Of the little sns-he dainty things that go
SO far toward adjoining the homear5ieles that measured
by the comparatively trifling amount you pay for them
seem Insignificant in themselves, and yet when missing
from their places in the home leave sense OF vacancy
and inconlpleteness
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

Wool suiting. including the popu-
lar Z be.ines. snowflakes and high
novelties. 5i.25 10 si75 per yard.
Black Dress Goods this Season.
French Noi'e, 75c per yord.
To tell about al the black goods
we have Won d be too lengthy for
this space. as the volume and as
sortmens is the lareest we've. ever
h d, but there's one in pa. ticular
we 40 want o spesk about for a
moment. It's French Volle-iust
in the house about a day.
On'y five pieces of if--somewhat
limited. you'll see-44 inches wide,
for 75e per yard.
LIS a fine piece of goods, Of extra
good va ue. and it'll n Ike you one
OF the prettlest evening or house
dresses thar you d want.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

stcAdams. Granville Smith. Leslie Reed,
| jack Detwier. Spotswood Wexford and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
TAIL ORED WALKING

Blouse suits. al'-wool cheviot, in
black ard navy blue. The bouse IS
m with q skirt, iape,t coll r iii ID
Nit. t..tfe.a, seveii-aored flared skirt
lined With peroallie, S 80.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

Not a bit of difference in the
quail ties-all of them fine grade
OF siik-exceptionally good in fact.
as you'll find on examination. It's
the different widths that makes the
difference IN prices.
Other fine silks tomorrow are
some pretty Dotted Princess Crepe
at 85c per yard. AID Peau de Ar
mure. 10 inches wide, in all the lead
j. g shades, 7ec per yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
TIE NEW MONTE CARLO COATS
FOR WOMEN.

We've got a good coat here
ard it's only sS.98-low priced
faped, well tailored. full length, !
| al through with nice material.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

The best $1,000 Suit this winter is
made with douhl breasted blouse,
pa n skirtWath crcu 81 fl IRE antlned
with pefcaiIe. These SUITS G in tan,
bue and brown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-06
SKOWHEGAN.
CASH REGISTER RiFLED.
Wards Store urglarized-Sheriff Af-
ter Suspected Man.

a burglary was committed, WedneS-
day evening, as q result of which the
cash register in &. r. Wards clothing
store was broken into, and its con-
tents. consisting Of 4 considerable sum
III silver and small bills, were stolen.
The night watch found the rear doc"
of the store unlocked about II o'clock,
while making his usual round of in
SpettiOn, and at once notified Mr. Ward.
surprising that he had left it unlocked.
MIR. Ward Mastered to the store ana
found that the cash register had been
broken into. its contents StreWn about,
and a large sum of money gone. As
both doors were locked when the store
was closed for the night, it seemed
probable that someone had hid in tn
cellar during the evening, ana done the
work after the clerks had left.
1t was remembered that John Keat-
ing. who was released from the county
Jail, Wednesday. was in the store for
some time during the evening, and Ii"
had not been seen to go cut. Upon in
quiry. Mr.. Ward learned that Heating
had hired a team during the evening,
ana left. about 10 o'clock. for Water
VILE. A complaint was Immediately
made. and a warrant issued. and Sher-
if Pencil left on the morning train hi
search of the man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-06
Bon
Ami
Polishes the copper on
kettles, tanks and boilers.
PERSONAL MENTION.

H. Chernowsky left for Boston,
Tuesday. on brief business trip.
Miss Annie r. Leland of Boston, is
with friends in the city for few days
Miss Mary f. Hallett has returned
from California, where she passed the
winter.
Rev II. c. Wilson of Lewiston. is ir
the CITY in the interest of the Royal
Arcanun1.
Mrs. John p. Norton has left for the
Vest on a business trip. She will re-
turn in July.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Hichborn left, yes
terday, for Boston, wehere they will
pass few days.
l.. L. Fowler and Mrs. Oscar Holway
have returned from a trip to the West
lasting about month.
Geo. q. McCausIand. cashier Of the
Redemption National bank of Boston,
is the guest of w. s. Choate of this
city.
Mrs Thomas Clark has returned from
Wakefield. Mass, where she has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Board
man.
Miss Frances NJ. Nevin of Dayton,
Ohio, arrived on the afternoon train.
yesterday, and will be the guest Of Miss
Macombcr.
Mrs. Hannah NJ. Beale ana daugh-
ter, Miss Lutte, who have been visit
ing in Brockton. Mass, for several
weeks past, arrived home, last even
ing.
County Attorney Leigh will try the
trout and bass fishing ut the Belgrade
lakes. and left for that locality, Thurs
day noon. His headquarters will be at
the New Belgrade.
Mrs Paul A. Small and son left on
the $40 train Thursday morning for
West Virginia, where she Will join her
husband who is employed in a larg"
caWmill located at Hamblcton.
Charles w. Curtis, head clerk in the
land Office at the State House. returned
from Bangor on the Pullman, last
evening, where he went to attend tn"
Republican convention for Penobscot
county. Mr.. Curtis was reelected 4
member of the county committee from
I;reWer ana at the organization of the
committee was made treasurer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-06

4 circular recently received in this
city from the United States department
Of agriculture deals with the elm leaf
beetle which some believe to be the
pest that is now assailing so many of
our trees. According to the circular it
does not thrive in New England. bur
mainly along the Atlantic coast further
south. the beetle, small, yellOwsh-
brown insect appears first and fills the
leaves with small irregular holes. while
he following broods of dark yellow
aud black larVe continue the work I'M
I'll the half eaten leaves become brown,
curl and fall. The beetle is about a
quarter Of an inch long while the larve
is twice as long. According to the bull
letin the insect in all stages is easily
subject to treatment, and spraying
with arsenical poisons is the treatment
suggested. This, however, is hardly
practical for the gigantic elms which it
often attacks and makes hideous rather
than beautiful.