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COnveoatisn OF Norfolk.

In st. James Church, Drummond.
town, Accomac county, Virginia,
November II, 10 and 10, 1902.
Tues lay, November I'm setting
OF Convocation for organization and
business, p. m.
Evening prayer and Convocation
sermon by the Rev. Geo. s. Vest, 7:SC
p. III.
Wednesday. November 12-Quiet
hour for the clergy, 10 a. IN.
Holy communion and sermon by
the Rev. G. E. Woodson, II a. m.
Business meeting immediately af-
ter this service, 1890 p. IN.
Reading OF essay by Rev. A. O.
Thomson, p. IN. Subject: "ls the
motive for missions fixed or chang
ing one, and If the latter, which ia
the potent one for us today"
Missionary service, 1880 p. IN.
Foreign: Rev. ]. W. Morris, OF
Brazil.
Diocesan. Rev. DIR. Tucker.
Thursday, November 13-Businesi
meeting-Paroehial reports, 10 .. ~
Morning Prayer-Sermon by the
Rev. DR.. Grammer, II I'm
Business meeting, 10 m.
Ny. P & N. boat leaves Norfolk
7:45 a. N.
Edgar Carpenter,
B. D. Tucker, D. D., Secretary.
Dean.
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Mr.. Stewart K. Powell paid bust
CESS visit to Baltimore Monday.

Mr.. Stewart K. Powell paid bust
ness visit to Baltimore Monday.
Very little interest was taken in
the election on Tuesday. A light vote
vas polled.
Messrs. r. D. L. Fletcher and W.
B. Wilson, Of Cape Charles, were in
our town on Tuesday.
Misses Cecille Powell and Sarah
NAPLES gave teas in honor OF Miss
Louise Joynes this week.
Mr.. E. E. Miles and his family
moved this week into the Margaret
Academy, on College Hill.
Miss Mary G. Kiuball, of Wash
ington, D. c., is visiting Mrs. Berthe
K. Powell at her home, Sans Soucie
Rev. F. N. Edwards, pastor OF the
Methodist Church, South, will preach
his farewell sermon on Sunday next
He will leave on Monday for Lans
ing, Michigan, where he has accepted
chair In a College.
Everything is ready for the com
ing marriage at the Baptist Church
on Tuesday next of Miss Louise
Joynes and Prof Mosby 6. Perrow,
of Lynchburg High School. Misses
Julia and Evelyn Joynes, OF Balti-
more, will be maids of-honOr and Mr..
Perrow will bring six young men
from Lynchburg TO act as ushers.
Mr.. William T. Bundick, the great
temperance orator OF Virginia, is
home again after an active campaign
In the interests OF the Prohibition
party In Western Pennsylvania. Mr..
Bundick will leave for North Caro-
lima in few days for a short tour,
after which he comes back to Oman
cock to furnish his home, which he
recently bought from Mr.. E. j. Wins
der. He will spend the winter here.
The steamer Maryland was of the
Onaucock route on Wednesday morn
ing and as a consequence we had no
boat. The Baltimore, Chesapeake
Atlantic Railway Company have
taken thousands OF dollars away from
the Eastern Shore and for the com~
paLy to give us steamer like the
Maggie, which never gets here is a
scandal, but there seems to be no
rem edy, as we are in the hands of q
monopoly.
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K..u,t Of E,ssslou Iu A ccon.O.

The following Is the official vote OF
the candidates for Congress In the
county OF Accomac on Tuesday:
Pungoteague-Jones 20S; Coles lol.
Neutrality-suspicious. 90; Coles A..
Hawke Nest-Jones 81; Coles 20.
Belle Haven-Jones "a; Coles 8.
Accomac @. H.-Jones 1853; Coles d.
Onancoek-Jones 1913; Coles %.
Tsngier-Jones 10; Coles 5.
Parksley-Jones 95; Coles II.
Mappsville--Jones s2; Coles 70.
Bloxom-Jones 10; Coles 20.
Observation-Disclosures 129; Coles
81.
New Ohureh-Jones 90; Coles -.
Saxes-Jones 81; Colss7.
Halls Store-Jones 81; Coles 8.
Greenbackville-Jones 36; Coles 4
Chincoteagus-JoneI so; Coles So.
Totals.
For Jones 1909.
For Coles $40.
Majority for Hon. william A. Jones'
Democrat, slS.
The returns from tho Newstown
precinct showed that the judges were
also the clerks at said precinct, and
not therefore In conformity with the
law and rejected. OF the votes cast
Jones received So, Coles IS.
Two votes were cast for @. o. Dis
brow for Congress at the polls 1t
Chincoteague last Tuesday.
Improperly marked and not count
ed at the following precincts: Acco-
mac c. H.0; Chincoteagus 8; Tenn
peranceville 1.
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Mr.. Frank Kilmon, OF Hacks Meek,
leads this year as he did last as
grower OF sweet potatoes 10 Acco-
mac. Nile bills dug by him this year
filed barrel-"heaped up and
shaken down" with merehantable
potatoes, as did also "a potatoes
selected from his crop of 200 hills.
The biggest hill grown by him
weighed 21i pounds aud the largest
potato in the lot ST pounds. The
digging" Of his c,op was witnessed
by hundred people or more and a
barrel containing "a potatoes was
sent to the Sun office, Baltimore.
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OnIey.

Master Dell Hargis had his collar
bone broken by being thrown from
a cart on 4th inst.
Mrs. A. L. Carson entertained a
number of her friends at the parson-
age on the 5th inst.
Miss Mamie McMath, teacher at
New Church, spent last Sunday at
her home at this place.
Mrs. Susan Belote hss been very
sick at the home OF her daughter,
Mrs. Cordie Belote, this week.
Mr.. q. T. Mears, OF the firm Of
White & Mears, made en- important
business trip to Baltimore this week.
Mr.. Eli Ah Milliner has bought a
business lot at Daley and will build
a storehouse on same at an carly
date.
The entertainment at louisville
last week for the benefit of the
church was q big success and quite q
handsome sum was realized.
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Mrs.. Clyde Dix, quite sick OF late,
10 no better at this writing.

Mrs. Clyde Dix, quite sick OF late,
Ia no better at this writing.
Many heads OF families 10 this sec
ton are engaged In dredging In the
Potomac river.
Capt. A. j. Chase, Jr., returned
from a visit 10 relatives and friends
in Norfolk this week.
Mr.. James Gladding and family are
among the latest arrivals in this sec
ton, their future home.
Mr.. A. F. Mears occupied his new
storehouse at Mears this week. one
of the largest on the Shore.
The election this year did not see m
to be OF much interest to our people
and the most Of them did not 90 10
the polls.
Sweet potatoes about all shipped
from this section and the crop has
been paying one this year to the
most OF our farmers.
Capt. T. r. Chase left this week
for Norfolk to spend several days
there at the home OF his daughter,
Mrs. j. L. Riddick.
Our former nsighbors, Mr.. Thos.
Ayres and family, have broken all re
cords in the homes occupied by them
In tho last two months. They have
moved three times in that time, the
last to BloXom, where they are ex-
pected to be at home to their friends
for the ne1t week or so.
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Mr.. Editor:-Please allow me space
In your valued paper, to answer sew
eral IN 7eries as to whether l will be
q cand. late for the Office OF tressur-
or OF the county OF AccomAck. Would
say after considering the matter
some time, l have concluded, for sew
eral reasons, not to be a candidate
for said Office. l feel under many
obligations to the large number OF
friends, who have not only offered
me their support, but their time and
influence a. we'll, to aid me In secur'
ing my election, for which words are
inadequate to express my thanks. l
am
Yours very respectfully,
w. L Mock,
Nov. 8, 1909. Temperaueeville, Va
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Parmerh' InstitRte.

Hon. John z. Nottingham, under
date OF November 4th, writes us as
follows:
Hon. G. W. Koiner, Commissioners
OF Agriculture OF Virginia, will hold
q Farmers Institute at Eastvllle, on
Thursday, Goth inst.
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Exeursfon.

Excursion on Launch Ruth" to
Chincoteague and return $1.00.
Leaves Wachapreagus II a. m. Sat-
urday, returning. early Monday.
Lunches served on launch, dinner
and supper rs cents each, also Ice
cream, both the latter for benefit Of
the new church.
A. Il. g.. Mears.
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PUBLIC AUoTIoN-I will sell at
public auction on my premises, near
Louisville, Tuesday, November 18th,
all OF my personal property, consist
ing OF household furniture, one horse,
one mule, hogs, 800 pound OF pork,
corn, fodder, potsto-bsd frames, POI
tato seed, both Irish and sweets, and
all OF my farming utensils. Terms
made known on day OF sale. Sale to
commence at 10 o'clock \. IN.
James Fisher,
near louisville.
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Write to Us Tor estimates on door,
sash, blinds, stair-rails and all other
kinds OF building material, hardware
paints, SC. Stock large, prices low.
Mr.. R. D. L. Fletcher will be at Ac-
eomae O. H., the first day OF every
County Court, to receive orders for
the nrm.
Cape Charles Ice & Lumber 90.
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People know good thing when
they see 1t. and that Is why we are
selling 80 many air-tight stoves. The
two advances on stoves, since we
bought, make our prices cheaper
than the Manufacturers
s. w. Ames & Co.,
Pungoteague, Va.
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Our dress goods department IL full
OF many bright, stylish things. We
also have big line Of elosks and furs
at big values, not often found.
s. W. Ames & Co.,
Pungotesgus, Va.
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Clothing for the lean and fat man.
Prices to fit your purse. 1t matters
not whether your purse is lean or fat
we can fit it and you.
Ames, Shield & Co.
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Rusineaa NStlceS.

For SALE-A pair OF black, blocky
mares, right and straight in every
way, weight about 1000 pounds each,
5 and ~ years old respectively. VIII
Ill at right prices.
A. Il. Sterling.
Horntown, Va.
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Shoes ara an important part In q
persons outfit. We have the style
and comfort In isdies and gents at
prices that are astonishingly low.
8. W. Ames s Co.,
PunHoteagus, Va.
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literary Fund For Puslic sch Aoi..

Circular No. 294, Appointment
No. f-1901 1908.
Thl, apportion ment exclusively
for the pay Of the teachers Il at the
rate of twenty-seven cents and de
mills per capita OF school population.
The amount apportioned to Acco-
mac county /, 9}493.S7, and Is as
follows:
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We have an elegant line OF golden
oak sideboards, fifteen styles to select
from.
The Belle Haven Furniture Co.
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The Oounty Treasurer and the Dis
trlet School Clerks please take copy.
Very respectfully,
g. g. Joynes,
Supt. Of Schools.
OnAncock, Va, Nov. Q, 1902.
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A handsome line OF dress goods
and trimmings now displayed at the
"Big Store" Call on US.
Ames, Shield 4 Go.
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l will he at Atlantic for the prRe-
tice OF my profession on Thursday
and Friday, November 18th and 14th,
1909.
DR.. W. A. Taylor,
Dentist.
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Ladies', Misses and children's cloaks
and furs. We are ready to serve you
IN this line.
Ames, Shield & Co.
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FOR SALE-50,000 Early Jersey
Wakefield cabbage plants, ready to
set. November Goth, 1909.
Jos. 3. Bunting,
Bloomtown, Va.
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Queen Quality ladies fine shoes in
stock.
The Belle Haven Furniture Co.
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TELEPHONE NoTICE-Persons de-
string to move houses where our
wires will interfere, will please notify
Secretary before moving same, other
wise they will be held responsible for
damage done to wires or by wires
being down.
Atlantic Telephone Co.,
Temperanceville, Va.
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FoR SALR-Four valuable milch
COWS, one with O record OF pounds
OF butter day and another with a
record of 4 gallons OF milk day, all
very desirable, also heifer and two
steers, one very large. Will sell at
reasonable prices as am going to
break up housekeeping.
Mrs. Noah E. Miles.
Saxis, Va.
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For SALK-80 loads Of nice bright
corn shusks at 70 cents per load.
w. E Mapp.
Onley, Va.
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We are in receipt Of n cargo Of
cypress shingles, prices reasonable.
Rogers & Bro.
Finney, Va.
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For RENT For 1903-One Q horse
farm, house of 10 rooms. Dig orchard.
tenant can plant 100000 sweets and
% barrels Irish potatoes 10 good
trucking land. also have one 3
horse farm tenant can plaut 80 bN-
rels OF Irish potatoes and 125 900
sweets. Will rent either for cisu or
share OF the crops. Both of these
farms are on the public road, con-
venient to Z. r. Station, school and
church. Will sell either, possession
given January /, 1903
Jos. 8. Bunting.
Bloomtown, Va.
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Do you wear shoes? We have'em
that look good, it good and wear
good.
Ames, Shield s. Co.
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For SALB-By tonnage, to be de-
livered In December at Oherriton
Station or Picketts harbor by ves-
sci 400 barrels white corn at 81. 90 per
barrel. Apply to
Luther N. Willis.
Cheapside, Va.
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Full line OF ladies wraps end furs.
The Belle Haven Furniture 90.
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A nice line Of boys and ehildren's
clothing now shown at the biz store
Of Ames, Shield & Co.
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st. Paul and Clay F. will trot over
Parksley track November 9Th, for
purse of fifty dollars.
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Houses
O. Cleaning

The old furniture is in danger.
What about your home? Isn't
a piece of new furniture needed
for this room or that room?
Our furniture rooms are
crowded with nice things to
make the home comfortable
and attractive. Here you will
find dainty pieces Of modern
cut and copies Of good old
styles and workmanship Of the
good old Colonial days.
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DISSOLUTION - The Greenbush
Manufacturing Co. was dissolved by
mutual consent October 25th, 1902,
J. T. Parks retiring. The new firm
will pay ell bills against old firm and
collect all bills due said firm. The
retiring member extends thanks for
patronage to old firm and cordially
the new one to the
favors OF the public.
Levin ]. Nelson,
J. F. Parks,
J. s. Matthias
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Jno. D. Hosisr, P. o.

The Calvary Baptist Church At
Greenbackvllle, D. ", will dedicate
the building for the purpose OF
Christian worship, on Sunday, Mo-
vember 9th. Rev. O. L. Corbitt, OF
the Red Bank Baptist Church, will
preach the Dedicatory Sermon at 8
D. m. At 1890 a. m Rev. g. W. Hurt
will preach. At Up. IN. the ordina.
ton OF deacons will take place. An
invitation is given to all In the Ac-
comac Association who can to attend.
All intending to be present will adj
dress Miss Mary Conoway, church
clerk, Greenbackville, Va.
T. @. Davis, Pastor.
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FoR SALR-Cheap for cash,a model
Excelsior incubator. manufactured
by Geo. Il. Stable, Quincy, Illinois,
capacity 800 to 600 eggs.
j. P. Martin,
Belle Haven, Va.
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FoR SALK-For the year 1908, for
one year, with privilege OF = longer
torn, my large glass front storshouse
in Exmore, Va, or ! will sell the
same cheap and on easy terms. Apply
to or address
VIM. j. Mapp Sr.
Exmore, Va.
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Charah DedlcAIlORa.

Pocomoke N. e. Church, South,
will be dedicated on November 9,
1902. Bishop John G. iranbery will
preach the dedicatory sermon. Ser
vices at II o'clock and again at 3 p.
IN. Former pastors and the public
are invited to worship with US on
that day.
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NoTICE-All persons are hereby
iorewarned from cunning on my
premises, Mt. Gusts.
L. NJ. Tiffany.
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DIssoLUTIoN-The nrm Of Hopkins
Bro. & Co., Was dissolved by mutual
consent October 7th, 1902, j. p. L..
Hopkins and j. II. Hopkins retiring.
II. Fitzgerald will continue business
at the old stand. All persons in-
debted to old firm are earnestly res
quested to settle with J. Il. Hopkins
at once and he will pay all debte
against said firm II presented at once.
Thanking you for past fsvors.
Very truly, &c.
]. P. L. Hopkins,
j. H. Hopkins,
H. Fitzgerald.
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Furniture

of the aristocratic sort, but our
close buying and small profits
put the price within reach of
the feeblest purses.
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For RENT-For year 1903 my house
and lot at Accomac G. II now occu
pied by Mr.. John w. Coard. For
particulars apply to
Mrs. Anna Brown,
Accomac q. g., Va.
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FoR SALR-Seversl shares OF stock
OF Atlantic Telephone Co., PENN
sula Fair and Machipungo Bridge
90.
Miss Lizzie Z. Parramore,
Accomac G. H., Va.
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Quaint, Dainty and Odd

Hall and Parlor Chairs,
Upholstered seats, Leather
seats and backs in various
colors, Polished Chairs, in
laid Chairs of all grades,
from the neat little Rattan
Rockers at $1.00 to the
broad roomy leather seat
and back Rockers atS13.50
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For SALR-Two-year-old English
setter gyp, thoroughly broken and
good retriever. VIII sell at right
price.
W. G. West.
Onancock, Va
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NOTICE Il am prepared to place a
few thousand dollars on frst-class
real estate, first mortgage. Persons
having money to loan will please
communicate with the undersigned.
No bonus paid.
Geo. E Winder.
Pungoteague, Va.
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For SALE-One hundred thousand
nice, bright, dry seasoned new bar
rel slaves. Write US. Will make
price cheap delivered on Nandus
Wharf.
Nandua Barrel Co.
]. r. Henderson, Treasurer.
Nandua, Va.
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WANTRD-Good oysterm0n, good
tongers, to work by the month,
liberal wages. Apply to
A. H. g. Mears,
Wachapreagne, Va.
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For LoAE-$2,500 by first lien on
unencumbered real estate.
John r. Rev,
Parksley, Va.
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NoTIoE- Several thousand dollars
to lend on farm land security. Loans
must be first class.
7. B. Quinby,
Accomac, Va.
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NoTIcE-Owing to my feeble con-
dition and Ill health, hereby give
notice that l have engaged J. Il
Jones as my personal representative.
who will hereafter transact all my
business affairs.
D. II. Dennis,
Nov. 1. 1909. TemperanceYille, Va.
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To WHOM 1T MAY CoNCERN:-All
persons are hereby forewarned not
to take any oysters, or otherwise
tresspass, on the Fhore between high
and low water marx, along Metomp-
kin Beach. as the same has been
leased to the undersigned. ALI tres
passers will be prosecuted.
iona Parks.
Arthur Parks.
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Cha-p,or swes. Potato Grower.

Nov. 8, 1909. Temperaueeville, Va
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NoTIcE-A Holstein-buffalo COW,
blind In one eye, strayed from my
premises the last of May. Informa-
ton OF her will be suitably rewarded.
Geo. w. Gilmore,
Mappsburg, Va.
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FOR LoAN-$2,50O on unencumber.
ed real estate. Farm land preferred.
N. b. Wescott,
Accomac, Va.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES
ChtuSotaae ne.

Messrs. John 8. Parsons and Thos.
w. Blacklist )us made US & Business
trip this. week.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-12-26

width OF trimmings, for the new Mrs.
Rerrie was a lady OF means IN her own
right, and dressed deliberately.
We must make an impression, said
Nj Wilton, deci>ive.y. and she must
feel that our presence i an honor TO the
Farms. intend 10 have a new silk; a
regular dinner party drc-s."
And 80 the ''f-,ts" planned 10 sur
pass sll former efforts. for the sake OF
profound impression. therefore. by the
middle OF December score OF lovely new
gowns were the pride Of - many amOi-
uOu- feminine owners.
Tnc mistress oil Slelly Farms was al
fable and gracious % all. and the tony
'trsts were just dying 20 display their
r.eh costumes 90 her honor But for
some uuaccountablc reason the invitations
were tardy.
Could Il be possible that the second wife
was one 81 those new women. who would.
al one fell swoop. eliminate the annual
dinner And would John Berrie stand
that:
In sheer desperation OF suspense. Mrs.
Guldwaltc wa e'.gated 20 call at the
Farms. osten-ibiy 20 speak OF philan-
thropic movement but really go scent the
New Year festivities and overdue cards.
Mr. Berr1e received her visitor very
court cou~iy and Pleasantly, and supported
the philanthrupic fGca enthu-ias ticIlly,
even graciou>ly accepting tne presidency
OF the society Wucn they should organize
But wien the conversation drittcd into
holiday news the caller could not, by any
tact. draw oHt the brides plans concern
ing New Years day. Eya-peratct. Mr.
Galdwsitc suddenly let 90 skirmi-liug and
asked ncr. point blank. I'll tile Farms
would give annual dinner this YEAR,"
go. certainly" answered the new wife.
her lace nSutiug up with pleasure. mus
band and / ave been planning for that
some time TIE invitations are late, but
Mr. Eerrie could not help me until to-day
and. of cour-e. | am not well enough
acquainted 81 get the names alone. We
shall send them this week. however. and
shall ENJOY the new leaf turning with
my neighbors exceedingly