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SHOW GIRLS WITH A SHOW
CIRCUsEs ARE NOW WING WITH
MUSICAL COMEDIES.
Young Girl with Barnum & Bailey
Broke on Engagement with a
German Lieutenant.

One day. while the Barnum & Bailey cir
Gus was still entertaining thousands of in
terested New Workers at Madison-square
Garden. there came to one of the acrobats
"a clever young woman from Germany-a
cablegram that read something like this:
Must set wedding day and return to Ber-
lin at once. 1t is the Kaiser's command"
The message that went under the seat in
return was brief and to the point 1t said:
Under circumstances engagement must
DE broken off. / can neither give up my
profession nor leave my mother"
The girl who sent this message was Miss
welda Dinus. one of the Dinus family of
acrobats. The man at the other end of the
line was Lieut.. Kurt Won Streiburger, at
tached TO the Emperors personal guard in
Berlin. He and Miss Dinus had been chill
dren together; he himself had come of a
long line OF circus people. and he had only
abandoned a career as a performer to be-
come soldier. He and Miss Dinus had
been engaged for a long time; he objected
to her coming to America, separation in
creased his impotence. and when the Kali
ser ordered him to marry he wired his
sweetheart an ultimatum. When Welda
Dinus returns TO Germany her old friend
will probably be the husband OF another
woman 1t was a struggle between love
and duty-and duty won. Miss Dinus's
mother is known as Meena Dinus. and it Is
difficult TO tell mother ard daughter apart.
Both are splendid gymnasts. and the active
athletic exercise they take has developed
them into perfect specimens OF physical
womanhood. They are. however. not only
clever gymnasts. they are fine horsewomen.
and it is said TO be one OF the most inspir-
ing sights OF the Barnum * Bailey hippo
drome 20 see these two women driving the
two-horse Roman chariots in exciting but
friendly rivalry. A more thrilling scene fol-
lows The four-horse chariots are driven
by men. and the winners in the two races
bring the performance to a close by con-
sfst OF speed between the two kinds OF
chariots. IL Is purely trial of speed and
0lever driving, and almost invariably the
feminine driver will come In victor amid
ieafening applause. Mrs. and Miss Dinus
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of Celina. o.. are at the Lake View cot
tage.
DR.. Melville and family of Indianapolis.
are at the Oletha cottage for the summer.
Mrs. Elizabeth Griffin. of Chicago, is
spending the summer with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bond.
o., are at the Kummerlos.
Misses Myers and Stoner, Of Goshen, are
at the Buckeye cottage.
Miss Ada Sargent, OF wabash, Is at
Princeton cottage for several weeks.
Mrs. j. d. Wilson and son Wood, of VAL
paraiso, at the oxford.
Miss Alice Hamilton, of Bellefontaine, is
visiting at the Kewanna cottage.
o. L. Mcdowell, of Veedersburg, is spend
ing the summer at Princeton cottage
Miss Lillian G. Baldwin, of Toledo. o.,
Mrs. E. p. Fulmer and daughter Eugenia,
of Indianapolis, are at the Homestead for
three weeks.
Miss Emma Barker of Toledo, is at the
Swiss Terrace for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ratcliff and children. of
Olney, o., are at the Pines for two weeks
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs c. F. Stark, of st. Louis,
are at Winona for several weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Ames, of Spencerville,
and Miss Margaret Baybrich, of Frank
fort, KY, are at the Swiss Terrace.
j. D. Gleason. of Bryan, o., and H e.
Copies, of Nappannee. ere at the Buckeye
cottage for several weeks.
Mary Marshal of Connersville, is at the
Marshall Memorial.
Mrs II. Wischmier, of Indianapolis, is
visiting Mrs. Hattendorf at Tree View this
week.
Mr. and Mrs c. F. Haavel, of st. Louis.
arrived several days ago, and will be here
for month.
Mrs z. S. Ely, of New York, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Stanley Coulter, at the Pop
lars.
Mr. and Mrs Fury. of Gloversville, N. Y,
are visiting their cousin. Mrs. c. A. Rigdon,
at Glendale cottage
The Rev. j. A. Burnett, of Williamsburg,
Pa is at Winona for the summer
Thomas Kane, of Chicago, was at Winona
over Sunday.
Mr. Whitmore. of Oceola, Ia, is at the
Hamilton cottage.
L. j. Williams and wife, of indianapolis,
are at the Garfield Springs cottage
Joe Bush, of Fowler, was at the Inn for
a few days this week.
E. c. Cory, of Des Moines, Ia, is at the
Cottage Rest.
j. c: Thornton, of Bedford. is at winona
for few days.
r. p. Perry of Reedsburg Wis, is at the
hotel for several weeks.
G.. Nj. Stewart, of Chicago, is at Winona
for the summer.
Miss Leah F. Clark, of Indianapolis, is at
Fern Cliff cottage for the summer
Mrs. +. NJ. Voris, of Franklin is at the
Swiss Terrace for several weeks.
Mrs. j. A. Powell of Wabash, is spending
the summer at the park.
Name Lee, of Chicago, came to the Belvi-
DIRE Monday for two weeks visit.
Mrs NJ p. Mears, of Chicago, is at the
Hays Memorial for the season.
Misses Lena and Ida Eich and Grace Nc
Quiston, of Greensburg, were al Winona on
Tuesday.
The Rev H. c. Riley and family of Dan
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LAKE WAWASEE.
he Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WAWASEE, Ind, July 1S.-The cool
weather this week has made everybody ap-
preciate the good, warm log fires that have
been burning in the hotels and cottages. and
think of October days, also roasting apples
and telling ghost stories, almost forgetting
that it is the middle of July when launch
rides. boating and fishing parties are in
season. Nevertheless some of the more
hardy visitors to Lake Wawasee have
braved the weather maker and pretended
to enjoy their outing, although the cold
north wind has made all wish they had
brought along an extra trunk with a sup
ply of winter clothing. The weather has
been most disappointing to the children.
who depend on bathing, fishing and out
door exercise in general for their summer
pleasures. But with good prospects for hot
weather next week everybody looks pleas
ant, until they think of the return of the
mosquito, while endeavoring to spend the
present time in an enjoyable manner.
With scarcely a cottage vacant around
the lake and all the hotels well filled for
the remainder of the season, surely Wa
wasee ought to keep its reputation as not
only the largest summer resort in Indiana
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daily by Sunday schools from Laporte.
Michigan City and surrounding towns, as
well as by private picnic parties.
Miss Nellie Murphy. OF Chicago. daughter
OF Superintendent Murphy. OF the Chicago
ofhce OF the Western Union. has arrived 10
be the guest for an extended visit OF Miss
Oenone Ransburg at the Ransburg cottage.
MISS Margaret Billings has returned TO
indianapolis after spending a couple Of days
at the lake.
The Laporte County Pastors Club held
picnic Thursday at the lake.
Miss Mary Shomka. OF Chicago spent sew
erai days this week at the Fred Peters
cottage at Stone lake.
c. NJ. Young and family have returned
from Qanville. H., and are occupying their
cottage at Waverly Beach.
Among the late arrivals at the Chautau-
qua Hotel are Miss -. Marston. Miss l..
Hockberger. Dr. Miller Miss j. p. Lester,
{. Nj. Lester. Miss Donahue. l. klintz. Wal
ter Grace, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman T.. Krause
and DIR. Chalmers Prentice. of Chicago.
The Rosa family has arrived from Indi-
annapolis and taken possession OF the Payne
A new diving pier has been built near the
chutes II is proving almost as popular
as the chuteS.
Mrs. Josephine Baldwin and daughter,
Mrs. b. f. Augustine and daughter Bernice.
or 81. Louis, No. and Mrs. III. j. Nanny
and daughters Mary and Harriet OF Taco
ma, Wash. are spending several days at
the Runyan cottage.
Arthur Oglesbee, aged fourteen years fell
from a bicycle on Chautauqua hill Tuesday
DR.. j. b. Raster of Topeka. Kan. chief
surgeon Of the Santa Fe Railroad, was the
guest for several days this week OF DR..
r. L. Annis at the Chsutauqua Hotel.
MIR. and Mrs. VIE Davis Of Indianapolis
spent several days this week at the kurtz
cottage.
Landlord Huffman OF the Chautaqua Hotel
gave an impromptu entertainment Wednes-
day evening. Shadow Representations were
nicely executed by II. j. Miller and A. NICE.
Huffman of Rockford, III. Professor Stott
"A
fine whistling solos and Miss Cora Ephl:n
of Laporte rendered a number OF excellent
piano numbers. The guests were delighted.
j. W. Avis of Indianapolis was at the
Scott cottage this week.
The Wednesday Club will be entertained
next week at the Talmage cottage, Waverly
Beach. by Mrs. L. Julius Lonn-
Thirty residents OF Woodruff Place, IN
dianapolis. have formed a club for the pur-
pose of maintaining a clubhouse at Pine
Lake and a contract has been made with
Beeman Bros, Laporte contractors, Tor
the erection at once of a suitable building
at the Chautauqua.
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Miss Helen Berlin. of Indianapolis. are

Miss Helen Berlin. of Indianapolis. are
guests at the Palmer House this week.
Mrs. j. w. Younge. of Fit Wayne, Is
spending a few weeks al the Palmer House.
On last Saturday evening Mr.. Mccoy,
manager of the Lake View Hotel. gave
delightful dance for the guests and their
friends About thirty couples enjoyed the
evening. The music was furnished by a
South Bend orchestra.
Monday evening. July 13 Miss Julia Lam
son gave an enjoyable dance TO her many
friends at the Palmer House. The dance
was the most delightful affair given yet
al the lake, which is due 10 the charming
manners of the young hostess. The follow
ing people attended Misses Woollen, Raj
bic, Herr. Dunning, Johnson, Waldorf, Nc
Coy. Berlin. ClnstOck, Sheerin, Herman,
Rawlston. Heaton, and Mesdames Ellwood.
Joseph, Croker, Fletcher, Collins. Burton,
Smith. Ralston, Kuhn, Messrs Ward, Lie
Der, Wood. w. Smith, ID. Smith. Anderson,
English. Hess. Stephenson. Bittinger, Jo-
seph. Highman, ]. Younse. l.. Younge and
+. Basp.
Miss Bertha Duenweg of Terre Haute.
arrived at the Duenweg cottage at Long
Point this week.
Capt w. Baird. of Louisville. KY, is Wis
iting friends at the lake this week
Miss Mary Johnson, Of Terre Haute, will
spend the summer at the Hidden Oaks
cottage.
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Indianannlis Journal.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
NEAR BIOOMINGDALE, Ind. July IS
The weather seems to run 70 extremes this
season. The early part Of the week was
SO cool that there were fewer transient Wis
hors at the Glens than usual, although the
number Of regular campers Is constantly
increasing. Previous TO the cold snap IL was
SO hot that visitors spent a good part OF
the daytime down I'm the shaded ravines.
but the nights were delightfully."- pleasant
and never failed to bring refreshing sleep,
Manager Houghkirk made business trip
to Indianapolis on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Vickery. OF Terre Haute,
came this week for a two months stay.
Mrs. Cartwright and Mrs. Willets, both
of Indianapolis. arrived this week Tor
ten-day outing
The Liberty Bell Quartet will sing on
Sunday afternoon again.
Mrs. Edward Cook and Mrs wisl1ard
came out from the city Thursday for an
extended stay.
Ralph Sewers and Robe Rector. of King
man, are here for three or four weeks fish,
ing and hunting.
Mrs w. II. Shipman and family, OF Mar
shall, and Mrs. John Ratcliff and children.
of Veedersturg, picnicked at the Glens
Wednesday
Albert Sahm, and family, and some
friends, all of Indiapolis, came Tuesday 20
spend the summer here. There are nine in
John H. Jordan and family. of Dana. have
been camping here for week. Mr.. Jor-
dan is editor OF The Vermillion County
News.
j. w Beadle's family, of Rockville; Mr..
and Mrs. Parke Beadle,. Of Terre Haute.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lauer. of Terre
Haute, ricnicked here last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Campbell, OF Marshall,
and j. ID. Adams's family, OF Indianapolis,
are spending a week camping at the Glens.
Mrs. Nettie Steinbaugh chaperoned jolly
party of young people from Waterman, who
drove over last Sunday and spent the day
here. Miss Edna Sturm, Miss Brewer,
Messrs. Sam Renick. Charles and Edgar
Wann made up the party.
l.. F. Fryberger. Mrs T. z. Adelott. Mrs.
F. E. Calvert. Mrs. F. b. Coffey. all OF
Rockville and Miss Anna Bishop, Of Terre
Haute, drove out from the county seat to
the Glens.
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Baedecker Criticised.
Philadelphia Ledger.

Pnlladelpnia Ledger
A reviewer notices I'm the last edition of
Baedeker's Northern Italy a change which
joints a moral certain palace in Flor
ence is I'm earlier editions ascribed TO
Raphael. Michael Angelo or Palladio. and
is marked with an asterisk-ihe BaedekeT
sign of merit and Recommendation by all
means 10 see. In the last edition the pal
ace is ascribed 10 Narcotic oil Zshabi Folh:
the asterisk has been remove and the
structure Is characterized as ford re-
naissance affair. The sarcastic comment
of the reviewer is intended 10 raise the
question whether the building really degen-
Grated in artistic merit between two edi-
lions of the guide book and bow IL hap
pened that this degeneration synchronized
with the discovery by the editors that other
than a confessed master built ~. For IL
would destroy all confidence In tho rudy
friends of our travels to believe that they
had allowed themselves 10 be beguiled into
recommending a piece of forid and proba-
bly, debased renaissance architecture by
the fiction that Michael Angelo or Raphael
had built IL.
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FAIRVIEW PARK.
The CinematOgraph VIII Be Kept
There This Week.

Fairyiew Park visitors will be glad to
learn that the fine moving picture machine,
the cinematograph. that gave such excel
lent exhibitions nightly last week, is to be
retained for another week. This machine
enjoys the almost unique distinction of be-
ing able TO project animated views upon
a screen with almost an entire absence of
the 'fiickering" that causes distress in
many similar exhibitions. pleasant feat
ure of the shows at Fairview is that they
are given in one of the most shady and
coolest parts of the park This Is done
for the principal reason that ii affords the
darkness essential to successful displays of
the pictures, but ii also operates 10 con-
tribute distinctly TO she comfort of the au-
diences. Commencing tonight there will
be two exhibitions of the pictures each
night. and the views will be completely
changed from thosS shown last week. To-
night and Tuesday and Thursday nights
the Indianapolis Military Band will play
music appropriate to the pictures displayed
and win in addition give elaborate concert
programmes. This afternoon the band will
render a concert programme of unusual
merit. To-day's complete programmes fol-
low:
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SOL0IST IS RE-ENGAGED
MISS LOUISE BREHANY WILL SING
AGAIN AT FAIR BANK.
b. Bcgue and Miss Marie Valdes Will
Also BE Heard-AttractiOns
mt the Parks.

Miss Louise Brehany, soprano, who scored
such a triumph at Fair Bank last week.
has been re-engaged for a second week at
that park. Two other soloists will also ap-
pear at Fair Bank this week. They are B.
Begue, baritone, from the Metropolitan
Opera House, of New York, and Miss Marie
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Definitions.
Washington Pos

Washington Post.
A local school ma'a sends me this gem
culled from a sheaf of examination papers
last June:
Animals are divided into names accord
ing 10 what they feed on. Theslion eats
flesh. The lion is carnivorous The cow
eats hay and grass. The cow is herbarious
Man eats everything. Man is omnipotent."
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New York Evening Post.
1t is stated that Mrs. Roland b. Moli-
neux will fail to get divorce In South
Dakota because she announced that her
object In taking up her residence there was
with view TO dissolving her marriage.
1t is interesting TO find that the courts OF
that State have some sense OF decency.
Nobody would have suspected IL.
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Valdes. prima donna contralto of the
French Grand Opera Company, of New
Orleans.
Mr. Begue will sing two solos, the
toreador song from Carmen" and THE
Palms" Miss Valdes will sing la RENE
de Saba and the ballad from I'll Trova-
tore" Mr. Begue and Miss Valdes will also
sing duets. the programme including the
duet from I'll Trovatore" and "Crucifix."
Miss Brehany will offer new programme
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An Open-Air Concert VIII He Given
at the German House.

An Open-Air Concert VIII He Given
at the German House.
A concert which will be given the evening
of July "a at the German House will be the
first attempt at an open-air concert with
orchestra and chorus. The full German
House Orchestra, numbering ffty-five, will
play, and the chorus will include Us voices
Mrs. Josephine Bremmerman Edmunds, So
prano, and Mr.. Oliver Isensee; basso will
assist, and the programme given will be
especially adapted to a garden musicale.
The garden will have special decorations
for the evening, and the affair promises to
be most delightful one. The programme
follows:
March-"The Strollers" .Chasseur
Orchestra.
Overture-"Light Cavalry" .Suppe
'Manana ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MlSSud
Orchestra.
a) Awake ;..-.-....,.......'.'.'.... bIeu
(D) ''ROSetlQe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Splckef
Male Chorus.
"Yes or .Kunkel
Mrs. Josephine Bremmerman Edmunds.
Echoes of the Bali .Gillet
Ladies' Chorus.
Thine, Think of Margarita" -. .Helmund
Male Chorus and Orchestra.
Thy Sentinel Am Watson
Mr.. o. w. Isensee.
Love and Spring" ....... .Weinzierl
Mixed Chorus and Orchestra.
AN Afternoon Tea" .Keiser
Orchestra.
La Barcarolle ....................Wa ldteufel
"Hiawatha Moret
Orchestra.
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favorites of last week. The instrumental
programme for tomorrow evening follows:
March. Chicago Tribune" ........ Chambers
Medley overture, introducing I'm
Tired" Jennie Lee" Can You
Blame Me for Lovin' that Man?"
My Sweet Kimona." RIP Van
Wrinkle Was a Lucky Man." MY
Drowsy Babe" Josephine My Joe"
Loop the Loop. .....................S Smith
(a) Vision (Morceau characteristique)
OBJ 1.-The Colored Ragamuffins' (char-
acteristic two-step). Henry
Selection from the comic opera, Maid
Marian LIE hOVen
Mr.. b. Begue, baritone, and Miss Marie
Valdes. contralto.
Overture. "Rienzi .................... Wagner
Solo for cornet. Lizzie Polka" Hartmann
Mr.. Eugene Wack.
Miss Louise Brehany, soprano.
Excerpts from THE Prince of Pilsen'..
March. Our American Bellies Liberati
"Aubade Printaniere" fspring morning
Serenade) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LdcomDe
Selection from the comic opera, Wang
.............;.....;.c;.1;. Morse
Only Lady Friend | Know" For
Old Times Sake, '"Tis Not Always
Bullets that XIII WELL l Guess
Yes. / Guess | Do" i've a Longing
in My Heart for You, Louise" THE
Comedy King ...................... Harris
Two-step. "A Ragtime Queen" $500. Barth
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SHADES OF DEATH.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
NWAVELAND, Ind, July 1s-The Shades
of Death, under the management of Col.
r. l.. Moore, who has had charge of the
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or the city parks this afternoon. At Brook
side Arndt's Military Band will play. the
following numbers:
March-"Veni Vidi, Vici, Hall
Selection-"The Chaperons" Witmark
Characteristic" A Lucky Duck ...
Waltz-"Hearts Courageous ........B lanke
Cornet Solo-"Fantasia Brilliante"..
Ben Schreckengost.
Selection-"Mr. Pickwick" K Klein
Intermezzo-"Anona" 80. .......... Grey
March Comique-" Racer En- ........C Carlton
Sextet from Lucia" Donizetti
Medley overture-"The Climax" -.
Dance of the Firefiics Pd Hare
March-"Dixie Land" .Haines
AT Spades Place
AT Spades Place. Mayors Military Band
will give the following programmes:
Neutrality-suspicious.. My joe" .. Smith
Sunrise in Georgia ..............H aines
o overture the Rage sch RtSar
Peaceful Henry .....................:KelI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." ......... ........ Grey
overture~'Beii of the Village .Bo aalpe
Dixie Land -. ...................H aines
Concert, waltz-"Cecilia' ........... Maurice
Seiection ., Clark
AT Riverside Park
Miller's City Band will be heard at River
side Park in the following programme:
March-"New England's Finest Clarke
Overture-"Poet and Peasant" ~ Suppe
Danse du NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stanford
Medley overture-'way Down in Old
Two-step-"The Gentleman From In
cornet solo-Intermezzo Cavaliers
Mr.. Harry White.
Waltz-'The Violet unconventional Mora
Standardization Blossoms Smith
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Don't be guided by sham prejudices. Order
Champagne according TO your own good
taste-then it'll be Cooks Imperial.
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Rag-time-"Alagazam'' :. 1890. .Hoitzmann
Intermezzo-'Isis'' -. ............M Morse
Medley-"Popular Pousse Cafe. ..Boettger
Hail Columbia"
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Overture, Beautiful Galatia"


Medley, ION Saturday Night. Dewitt
Introducing My Dear Old Southern
Home" Fine for the Lilies I'D
Give a Hundred If the Girl Was
Nine" ION a Saturday Night"
For YOU" Every One Knew Mary
my African Pearl"
Iac oh af h. INix-f,
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There will be free band concerts at three
of the city parks this afternoon. At Brook
side Arndt's Military Band will play. the
following numbers:
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Meuiey ~ mar;
Introducing Glory Good Night,
Beloved. Good Night" I'm a Jonah
Man." Its for Her. Her." MY Lit
tie Hong-kong Baby" Oats de
Way to Spell Chicken" TIES
sic, You are the Only. Only, Only,
and I'll Be Your Honey in the
Springtime."
Cinematogranh
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this week. but will retain one or two Of the
favorites of last week. The instrumental
programme for tomorrow evening follows:
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are noted for the elegance of their ward
robe. all of which is designed and made I'M
der their immediate supervision.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-10-01
sTockBRIDGE,

n. M. Grant was in Rochester Monday.
A. VanDeusen OF Hancock visited at
Jim Eubar's Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid society met Wednesday
with Mrs. +. j. Bent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller from Rut-
land recently visited at Ed. Bent's.
Mrs. Lucy Merrill from Rutland is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. N. d. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Wilson and Mr.. and
Mrs. james Eubar were recently in Bethel.
Mrs. Mary t. Holbrook OF Randolph
spent several days at A. Bakers last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Blackmer and Lucian
and Harvey Blackmer were in Rochester
Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Belcher OF Boston and Bert
Wilson OF Pittsford recently visited at
Robert Wilson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wilson, Miss
Freda Belcher and Mabel Wilson OF Pitts
field visited at Rob Wilson's recently.
Mrs. w. A. Farnsworth, secretary and
treasurer Of the International Sunshine
society OF Boston, Mass, spent several
days at Mrs. Nellie Neff's last week.