The new age. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1902-190?, 1902-12-06

Mr. ". E. Scott is in the city this
week visiting his wife, Mrs. Scott.
Mrs. Jones. the aged citizen of
Butte. has been taken to the poor
farm to be cared for by the county.
She is sick with pneumonia and her
recovery is very doubtful.
! We are indeed sorry TO note that
/ our correspondent in Helena has been
/ quite III for the past three weeks.
: ia leak feEHarA- fnE- q speedy recnX-
cry. Then you may look for lots
I Of news from the Capital city.
/ way. a new rose called the Baldwin.
| II is a very pretty rose. almost
/ blood red. People desiring flowers
or decorations should never pass
this store up as they are the leading
! florists in Montana, and their prices
the lowest.
Mr. c. F. Jones. who has been alb
sent from our midst for a fortnight,
came in Tuesday from a trip to the
hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Philips have re-
tired from the restaurant business
and have moved TO West Park street
Mrs. Slocum. their daughter. has al
so moved with them in the same
house, by the Masonic temple.
Preaching at Skaters chapel. A.
VI. f. church, at IL a. m. and 1880
p. m. by the pastor. Sunday school
at 2:30 p. m. Mrs. S. Austin. super
intendent. Mrs. 5. Reeves. secretary.
For the Sunday school this year there
will be Jacobs Ladder in place of
a Christmas tree. The children are
now being drilled for the occasion.
and the little ones. now with bright
anticipations are becoming interest
ed.
The church literary will have a
contest spelling bee next Thursday |
night. The captains are Mrs. Reilly, |
Jackson on the ladies' side. and Mr.. |
S. Reeves on the mems side Mr.. c. |
Davis will serve the supper. hence |
you may look for a grand time, for |
you know Mr.. Davis generally does |
things right when he starts at it. So |
let everybody come and see the SPELL |
ing contest.
Mr.. Chris. Dorsey. who has been
resident of Butte for the past two
years resigned his position with Mr..
Heinze. which took effect on the
1st, and left Wednesday afternoon |
over the Oregon Short Line for Hon.
olulu. II is Mr.. Dorsey's intention
to take up the study of law under
his uncle, T. McCant Stuart, who is
now enjoying a lucrative practice in
the metropolis of the Hawaiian Is
lands. Mr.. Dorsey was for several
months associated with the New
Age as its editor and as a token of
the deep gratitude that We hold in
store for him for his past affiliations
with us. We pray the unlimited
blessings of the devine providence
and that he may succeed in his new
and that good luck and
may ever mark his pro-
gress and when he reaches the shin
ing shores of that far away island
he will think of his many friends in
Butte and favor us occasionally with
items for our readers.
Ye editor. in company with Mr..
Chris. Dorsey. had the pleasure of
Otihb duiuillCu the tltRduL |
ters of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Bells, while
the Woman's club was in session.
Il had never occurred to Mr.. Dorsey
Dr. myself that women could band
themselves together and conduct .
such a peaceable, intellectual as well
Is interesting meetings without the
of some man. We were ,
ortunte enough to be in time to :,
lear a part of their program, which
contained reading. recitations, in
trumental solos, vocal solos, essays,
md the main feature is the journal,
which gives all the local news that
occurred between meetings. The
generous president. Mrs. Jones. with
very small effort prevailed upon G
Is to stay and partake OF re- 1
reshments. consisting of shrimp {
alad, coffee and sherbet and cake, I
fter which the ladies bid our friend, :
ir. Dorsey, a fond goodbye. each :
ne in turn planting the last fare
veil kiss and biding him God speed
pon his journey to the far west.
We would be pleased to show up the I
me qualities that are brought out b
rom time to time in the ladies' club o
meetings and We truly hope that c
heir secretary will favor US with the e
of each meeting, as we d
hall take great pleasure in making y
avorable mention of their progress
4 clubdom.