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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-10-07
Golf Club News.

The adjourned annual meeting OF the
Old Pine Golf Club was held at the club
house Saturday afternoon when the
annual reports were presented. The
meeting was adjourned to next Saturday
afternoon at o'clock to complete the
business.
The annual contest for the presidents
cup is now on and will be finished this
week. These are the qualifying scores of
the participants: Sprague, 81; Peck, 80;
Brooks, F. H 90; Hall, 81; Stiles, 9S;
TAFT 99 Dempsey, 102; Boynton, H c,
104 Carter, 1OS; Boynton, w. S 1873;
Miss Pike, 1875; Miss Wilde, 1885, Mrs.
Ross, 129; Mrs. Hazen, ISL; Mrs. Brooks,
153.
So far as played the results are as
| follows:
PRELIMINARY ROUND.
A.G. Sprague beat WIS Boynton 6 up
5 to play.
EN-. Carter beat H. c. Boynton 2 up
FIRST ROUND.
c. H. Dempsey beat w. S. Peck up
20 holes.
A. G. Sprague beat E. N. Carter 7 up
to play.
N. c. Stiles beat E. M. Taft s up, 4 tt
play.
FIJI. Brooks beat Raymond Hall 2 up
The semi.fnal aud final rounds will b
played this week.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-10-07
An October Wedding.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Guild
was the scene of pretty wedding Satur-
day at half past twelve, when their
niece, Miss Anna D. Batcheder, was
united in marriage to Albert Palmateer,
of Albany, N. Y. There were very few
invited friends present, and the bride
was attended only by her sister, Miss
Sadie V. Batchelder. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. DR.. Edward T. Fair
banks. The bride was attired in her
travelling suit of blue silk, and the brides
maid wore white muslin. Light re-
freshments were served and Mr.. and
Mrs. Palmateer left on the afternoon
train for trip through the mountains.
Miss Batchelder was for number of
years St. Johnsbury girl an Academy
graduate in the class of 1892, and has
many friends here; her home for few
years having been in Boston. where she
has been engaged in her profession as an
artist. Mr.. Palmateer is mail agent on
the railroad, and their home will be in
Auburndae, Mass. They were the re-
cipients OF valuable and useful presents
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-10-07
LOCAL GATHERINGS.

Mr.. F. Nj. Colby will be in town to
shake hands with his many friends and
to renew acquaintance. He will beregis
tered at the Avenue House and will re.
main over Wednesday and Thursday,
October II and Is. Mr.. Colby is con-
nected with the Regal Shoe Company as
their travelling representative, and has
with him complete line of fall styles.
He is taking orders for Regal shoes for
delivery by mail.
"A housekeeper reminds the CALEDo-
MAN that the buffalo bugs are very thick
Just now and makes the excellent sug-
gestion that if the beetles were killed
now it would save lots OF damage to
carpets next summer.
Saturday John Kinney and Frank
Hull paid $11,10 for intoxication. Mon
day Joseph Huard settled for the same
offence and Myron Parow paid $11.1O
for same offence committed Sept. 2S.
The employees of the st. Johnsbury
district oft the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company hold business meeting here
today.
Alex. Dunnett has shipped one OF his
saddle horses to Washington for his
daughter to ride.
-Gagnon's orchestra play at a dance
at McIndoes Friday evening.
Robert Delworth has purchased the
Frank Stevens place above Hastings
Street bridge.
AT the last meeting of the Caledonia
Association of Congregational ministers
Rev. James K. Kilbourn, the new pas
tor at Barnet, was received into member.
ship and Wellington II. Tinker was given
license to preach.
Miss A. o. Maloney will hold her
opening of fall and winter hats at her
store at 67 Main street Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday of this week.
"A number from here patrouized the
White Mountain excursions last Friday
and Saturday.
Miss L. c. French will hold her mill-
merry opening on Wednesday and Thurs
day OF this week at SO Eastern avenue.
-Chamberlin Relief Corps will serve a
harvest supper at G. A. R. hall Oct. Is,
from to 7.30 o'clock.
The annual meeting of the social
circle of the Universalist church will be
held at Mrs. Walcb, Main street, Friday
afternoon, at go. instead of Thursday
as usual. Everyone keep in mind the
rummage sale. Date and place will
appear later
-Ryan's carriage shop and the Demar'
block on Railroad street are being painted
Swift Brothers have finished off ;
dark room in the second story of thei
building for Gambling eggs. Native AM
western eggs will be candled.
Mrs. James S. Weeks and Mrs. Haiti
Reed have their millinery opening toda
: and tomorrow.
The St. Johnsbury Orchestra furnis
the music for the reception to the Stat
Federation of Women's Clubs at Brant
view tonight.
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Alleged Shooting.

Sunday evening an excited young man
drove into Worthen's livery stable with
team he had hired and gave the inter.
esting information that he had been fired
upon by rival suitor. He had been out
riding with a young lady and just as
they were passing the stone crusher on
Concord avenue late in the evening they
saw two men on the sidewalk and one of
them drew revolver and fired towards
the carriage. The flash OF the revolver
was seen and there was jar felt in the
wagon. On examination at the stable
no marks were found on the buggy ex-
cept on one of the tires where bullet
might have struck, and the tire was ex-
ploded. 1t is generally believed that ii
the tire was struck it was by a stray
bullet rather than by any Intentional
aim.
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Chapel Dedication.

The new chapel of the First Baptist
church will be dedicated next Sunday
evening with appropriate exercises and
the Sabbath promises to be red letter
day in the history of this church. The
service in the morning will be prepara-
tory to that of the evening. The dedica-
ton service comes in the evening and
fine program has been arranged by the
pastor of the church. The anthem, 1.-The
Lord Is King, twas composed by Charles
H. Woods, chorister of the church, and
will be sung for the first time, and Rev.
c. D. r. Meacham of Passumpsic has
composed hymn for the occasion. Fol
lowing is the dedicatory program;
Organ Voluntary.
Doxology.
Invocation.
Anthem, 1.-THE Lord is King"
Scripture and Prayer.
HYMN No. 329.
Announcements
Offering.
Report of Solicitor, Rev. c. R. B. Dodge
Renort of Chairman of Building Committee.
o. H. Henderson
Anthem, "Arise, o Lord, unto thy Rest
Sermon, ,,..
Rev. w. A. Dawson, Supt. of State Missions
Prayer of Dedication,
Rev. c, D. r. Meacham, Passumpsc.
Hymn, , ,sooo,o.,
Address, ~, ,,oo
Baptist Church.
Address, Kew Z. d. ~ Meaeh'hi
Hymn. Doxology.
Benediction.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-10-07

Posters are out announcing SPAR
ring match to be held at the Howe Opera
House next Saturday evening between
Bob Clark of Portland and Charles H.
Dorman OF Littleton. They will spar ten
rounds for points under the Marquis of
Queensbury rules with three preliminary
bouts.
e. E. Robinson and F. A. Allison have
sold their trotter Cressada, 2.24A. to 6.
S. Pomeroy of Pembroke, Me.
e. L. Hunt & Co. have an opening
Monday. Oct. II, and will show at that
time large line of millinery, suits, skirts,
and the usual line of ladies furnishings.
General Logan Council, Jr. 0. U.A. M.
will be represented at the annual state
meeting at Springfield today by Frank
D. Hill and George w. Young.
Electric lights have recently been in
stalled in the Convent.
The discount on town taxes will ex-
pire Oct. Is. If you wish to save four
per cent pay your taxes before that time.
Mrs. A. Boucher will hold her tall
millinery opening Friday and Saturday,
October and 10.
w. H. Mcmillan, who left St. Johns
bury few years ago to engage in raising
olives in Fallbrook. Cal, is in poor health
and advertises his 4O-acre ranch for sale
| in another column. This is an excellent
chance for one who is interested in fruit
raising in one of the most fertile sections
of the United States.
Full course dinners served at p. m
daily. Sundays at p. M, at RowelTs,
4 lain street, commencing Oct. g..
The local theatre going people will
have rare treat when We Were Tween.
ty-one" coming at the Howe Opera house
Tuesday night. 1t is full of dramatic
situations, but they are so natural
and so possible that the whole is the
sequence of things that happen every
| dow
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-10-07
A $4,000 Nugget

For Sale Price according to age of pur-
chaser To illustrate: man. aged 33, can
buy this on annual payments OF $3o425 and
nnwards. with the agreement that in case of
death, he may bequeath the Nugget, full paid
to any person in case he dies before 1t Is paid
for by himself, Of himself and for himself.
Nuggets of all prices from $500 or any
nuities. 54th year and doing business in 35
States. NATL Lite Ins. Co. of vt. Mutual
Organized 1850.
w. w. SPRAGUE, Gen. Agent,
st. JOhnsbury, VT,
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NEW ADS. THIS WEEK.

legal notice.
Sheriff's Sale.
For Farmers Eyes.
Books-F. e. Rowell.
Fall Opening-L. P. Leach.
Opening-E. L. Hunt & Co.
Baby Boys-C. c. Bingham.
Insurance-Chas. S. Hastings.
Opening-Berry-B Ball d. G. Co.
Millinery Openiug-L. c. French.
Bankruptcy Notice-George Baker.
Business Suits-Steele, Taplin & Co.
Bankruptcy Notice-Louis Greenwood.
Double Breasted Sack-Moore & Jewett.
Commrs Notice-Charles E. Oder kinks Es
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Commissioners Notice.

CHARLES E. ODERKIRK'S ESTATE.
The subscribers, having been appointed ny
the Honorable Probate Court for the distrlct
of Caledonia, commissioners to receive, ex
anime. and adjust all claims and demands OF
all persons against the estate of Charles p.
Oderkirk, late oi Danvile, in said district,
deceased. and the term OF six months, from
the 9th day of sept, 1903, being. alioweo
by said court to the creditors of said de-
ceased, to exhibit and prove their respective
claims beforeu us: Give notice that we will at,
tend to the duties of our appointment at the
dwelling house of the late Charles 3. Oder-
kirk in Dauyilie, in said district on the goth
day of October and the 10th day of March
next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon on each
of said days.
CHAS. D. BRAINERD,
VIM. ARMSTRONG;,
Commissioners.
Danville, VT, Sept 80, 1908.
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Local Events in October.

7. Moving Pictures and Howe's Ladies
Band.
7-S State Federation Woman's Club.
TO- Football, Thetford VS.. St. J. A.
10. Sparring match, Clark vs.. Dorman
II. Dedication of First Baptist Chapel.
10. when We Were Twenty One"
IT. Auction sale seats, lecture course.
20. Cleveland's Minstrels.
%. Lecture Course. Walter George
Concert Co.
26. Hearts of Oak.
1881. State Teachers Convention.
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RECENT DEATH.
Rickford.

Mrs. Rhoda D. Bickford died at the
Sunset Home on Sunday morning, Octo-
ber a. She was born in Pomfret, Sept.
4, 1923, and had lived for the past
twenty years in St. Johnsbury. One son,
DR.. Byron D. Bickford, in Lyndonville
and an aged brother in Chelsea, survive
her. She was woman OF very warm
and sympathetic nature, unsel6shly striv-
ing to do for others, though struggling
all through her life, against many and
trying limitations. Her kindly spirit
was specially marked in her Industrious
and willing efforts to make herself useful
in the Home where she spent her later
years. She was loyal member OF the
North Congregational church and not
withstanding her advanced age of four
score years, was regular attendant
upon its Sabbath services. Hath not
God chosen the poor OF this world, rich
in faith, and heirs of the kingdom which
he hath promised to them that love
Him?" Brief funeral services conducted
by her pastor, Rev. E. M. Chapman, as
sisted by DR.. Edward T. Fairbanks were
held at the Sunset Home and the burial
took place in Wolcott. 5.
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Steele.

Rev. ]. A. Steele, former resident OF
this town, died at New London, Conn.
Sept. 20, aged 76 years.
MIR. Steele was born on Cape Cod May
IA, 1927, being the son of Rev. and Mrs.
Joel A. Steele, also Methodist minister.
Later he attended the Wesleyan Acad-
emy at Wilbraham and graduating,
attended Wesleyan University at Middle.
town, Conn.,, from which he also grad
uated. He was admitted to the Meth
odist ministry about SO years ago and
has preached in large number of towns
in New Hampshire and Vermont, but
always belonged to the New Hampshire
conference. He left the active work
about ten years ago when he moved here
to live, though during this time he sup
piled at various places. He moved to St.
Johnsbury Center about two years ago
where he remained until quite recently,
when be went to New London where he
Since TeSlOtu WILL lliS Sou, dih D's
and remained there until his death.
Mr.. Steele was married about 1848 to
Miss Helen Dougherty of Calais, Me-,
and five children were born to them.
One died in infancy and the three surviv.
ing are Edward D. OF New London, Miss
Caroline ]. of St. Johnsbury Center and
Charles w. of this town. Miss Joseph
inc died about Eve years ago. He is also
survived by sister, Miss Jerusha Steele
of Wilton, N. H.
Mr.. Steele's active ministry of nearly
halt a century was greatly blessed in its
results and many parishioners remember
his devotion to his profession and his
interest in their spiritual welfare. He
was an earnest and active pastor who
leaves a wide circle of friends.
The remains were brought here from
New London Thursday and the funera
held in Grace Methodist church. Rev. J
M. Frost, Presiding Elder Sherburne and
Rev. Mr.. Worthen OF st. Johnsbury Cen
| ire Cfficiated.
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Mystic Star Chapter No. 40, o. e. S.
Regular meeting Monday evening, Oct.
~.
Mrs. ELzADA SPAULDING, Worthy Matron.
Mrs. CHRISTINA BoRLAND, Secretary.
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Palestine commandery, No. 8, X. T.
Stated Conclave, Tuesday evening. Nov. 8
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tiasw eli Royal Arch Chapter, No. II.
Stated Convocation, Friday evening, Nov.
6.
L. P.SLAcK, HIP.
DELos M. BACON. Secretary.
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Sheridan Council, knights Of Columbus. :
Regular meetings are held the second and
fourth Wednesdays of each month in Citizens
Bank building, second floor.
b. H. HRALBY, Grand knight.
CHAs. T. LYNCH. Rec Sec
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Knight Of PYthias .

Knight Of PYthlas.
Regular Convention Of Apollo Lodge, No
2, Tuesday evening, Oct. 49,
Work in rank of Knight.
c. H. CLARK, G. c.
H. w. Ellis. K RS.
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FRATERNITY MEETINGS.

PassumpsIc Lodge, No. II. p. and A. M.
Regular Communication, Thursday even
ing, Nov. S.
Called Communication Thursday evening,
Oct. 8. The 2nd degree will be conferred.
PALMER 3. PAINE, w. M.
DELos M. BACON. Secretary.
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Danville, VT, Sept. 80, 1908.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-19

Ensland early in June. 10 join Captain Drase.
Saltain brase is an officer in the British
Miss Nellie Rorsbacs T. entertaining Mr.
Lewis Case % Victor. Colo.
Mrs $. 2. Carr of Wellington Is visiting Mrs.
Mrs. ard Mrs. william II. Masil departed
on Wednesday for Chicago. where they are to
reside.
Ms. Charles \. Davidson Of ParsOns is visiting
her mother. MIS-. Garrard Cnesnut.
Mis- Asble Hicks entertained friends at a
Miss Ethel Edison had some fifty friends with
her for a dance On "wednesday.
giving a luncheon 10 the Assisting ladies. The
u. Loler and Mrs. W. W. syiyesJsr.
were here this week for the Gresn-Sharon we'd
dtng. SIR. and Mrs. A. J. Bandy entertained the
Mrs. :. N. Grinth ard daughter have gone TO
Platte city FOR a brief visit.
Mr. George p Wolf and children have re-
Mis- carrie ST John Of salem. Ind. Is IN.
guest " Mrs Clarence Palmer.
tanning Mrs Hary Mansfield % Los Angeles.
Mrs ; p. Beckham. Jr.. and her sisters.
friends for oar as1 on Msndsy and rus sadiaTh' Th s1e
were II names on the guest ltst. The guests OF
honor were Mrs. John Power. Miss Resale N!ch-
Mrs. q. u. Woodward had friends with her on
"wednesday Tor luncheon. In compliment 10 Nts-
BgEEe.s ard william CLARK q omaha;
Tnmble entertained ffty guests at luncheon at
In honor % Mrs. Charles Bun,on OF 50. louis
Mrs. Robert ". Goodlet viii receive on April q.
Mrs Iabez y IsrksOn Is entertaining her sis
ter. Miss Nayland z Salisbury.
Airs g =. Bryant and Mrs. benjamin Collins
have gone 20 TexarEaua 10 visit friends.
MTS Fredertck Franklin entertained At cards
on Monday afternoon In the Ath1neum parlogR.
which were beautifully decorated for the coca
Mr.. Robert l. Tamblyn is entertaining Miss
LOUIS Salmon nI Clinton
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SEDALIA- NO.

Miss AIlie Mon semnes OF sardls. Miss, ar
rived "Wednesday. for a visit with her sister.
Ns, John Y; Msnefse. Z. c.. -.
Wash, who have started on a trip around the
world. are guests u Mr.. and Mrs, d H Smith
Mr. J. W. McAdams departed Monday for
a visit with friends and relatives in kansas
Miss Grace Matthews departed Friday f- q
visit with friends II St Louis.
IN, aTs- "a; a = Snow returned Tuesday from =
Kansas City. where she has been the Euest Of
Miss Stella Stewart departed Tuesday for a
-Ttss with freads at ottlmwa. Ia
Miss Emma Waich Of Kansas city arrived
Monday TO Be the guest Of the family OF her
III. and Mrs. s. G Kelly Of Knob NozeF
er1ssr TIess:g to be the fuss;s OF their son.
a visit with relatives At Washington. No;
MI and Mr. Laban Watson. formerly OF
Wst Si'n Io; Ark Eho hsrcs ut S,S yisit 5 M !,
Tuesday for Kansas City, where they will re-
Mrs. Rebecca LtvUrth Of versaTnes arrived
MedneSasy 70 be the guest OF MI and Mt
Mrs-. J. W. Hartshorn Of California. who has
been the guest Of friends here for the past week.
departed Tuesday for her home
MIS- MARY J.. Lyons. who has been visiting
relatives and friends here. departed Tuesday for
her home in 81. Louis
Miss Dora Bruce Of BlackEateE returned Mon
George W. Ferrei.
Miss Bessie stachaeId OF Kansas CITY. who has
paIted TUESDAY for kirkwocd. where she viii
visit Mrs. W. Hyatt
Miss Lillian P0teet is tine eue-t OF relatives
Mr.. and Mrs J. T. Dunlap departed Tuesday
FOR st. LouiE. where they will reside in future
Mss Julia z. Parrott arrived Tuesday from
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KIRKsVILLE. NO.

Doctor and Mrs A. =. Davis OF Chicago are
city guests ~ J. ". Davis
Mrs. Elizabeth Preston departed this week fer
E1zsmGn. Mont. 70 spend the summer.
Miss sarah Thomas. attending the Normal
fere. vas taks1 10 her home a. Ferguson
Wednesday. owing TO Illness
Ms Lulu Grsham has gone 70 CenteryiIle.
Ia. TO take charge Of n large millinery estab-
Mr. and Ms. Clarence Baxter leave tomorrow
foT sac City. Ia. 70 attend the wedding OF Mr.
BaNteFs sister.
Mrs Peniand Of Eugene. Ore. IS visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs John Hoiton.
Mrs Charles sun entertained the Ladies
Whist Club Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. s Jonas
Won the club spoon.
81 Lloyd In ST Louis
Mr.. and Ms u. &. Pierce entertained the
Married Peoples Whist Club Friday evening.
Miss Mary Clark OF Adair visited friends here
this week
Mrs. l. NJ H1bbs Is in Columbia visiting her
daughter. Mrs. J. a Miller.
Miss Mabel Hillyer spent Sunday in Green
City.
Schuster visited Green city sunday
The Sojournrrs- Club elected Mrs. c. NJ Har-
ringtun and Mrs. &. p still to represent the
club al The state meeting OF the Won,au's Fed
Grafton % clubs at columbia
\ reception was given by the ladies' Of the
Normal faculty to the students in library hall
Mrs. l. Hart Of Kansas City Is visiting rela-
Ths Reverend W. L. Darby. pastor Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church. returned frnm
Springfield. Mo. with his bride. who was Miss
Holland
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KANSAS T NO.

on wednesday Maude. the daughter Of yr.
AMI Mrs james Anderson; was msrTied 70 Mr.
she maid Q, honor; and Mis- MShsl Sanders q
81 Lonis the bridesmaid A reception followed
Mrs. Frsak snodEra@ IS returned home from
Mrs d p. Hunter is entertaining her sis
teri Ms J T; Davidson q 81 Louis
iting her daughter. Mrs p. Il. Hovey.
Mrs.. Hovey Is 10 give a luncheon On Thurs
Mrs Harry Manifold q Los AnEsles is the
sI ~ q w nE; and MI W ON ru Mi5isnk sgS5 M
s. F8T E a5E !, " rl F. Nn, Sg Sse shortly E E;ts. to
viii have friends for l~uncheon. on Friday,
A. o9 z. TRRs Rod. w syeP mafrse dat q ,f. Msfco@ 1s Van Van
Watson They are to establish their home at
4; nc cS.ss: Aoa.e On Msud;y ss,sg5nqga a
the game. There were about eighty guests
K RssqThss a af5sl ,s Secf Rosselsss we're Mrs. WARY Mary
Msnton q Akron: Mrs Louis Wolfe Of Cambria.
Miss Mary Pressott and Mr.. Arry E. Jones
were marIied On TSsstsy, .v rn,. snr.-
Of NJ: and Mn: A.. H. Ehie. and Mr. Francis
F, wynsn and MS Edith Chapman Will have
" fSs m s9r .ss S 81 M SsisfA daughter Of Doctor
and Mrs.. TT. Wheeler. and Mr.. Charles Hat
Inony< on Wedne-dsy. The wedding presents were
many and costly. and the guests numsrous
on wednesday night. Dancing was the main
Mrs ]. Lee Porter ard sfTs. Allen Logan gave
a huns: luncheon on Wednesday. at which there
Doctor and Mrs II. F. Fisher are entertaining
Captain and Mrs LA Jsckon OF Austin
Mr.. and Mrs. Huhg McElroy are returned
Miss AaSeiT Eieks gave shover' for
Miss Louise Glasrer on Wednesday.
afiSs Eunice Ray Fulton sails for London on
Thursday. For three months she has been
studying in New York. and goes abroad TO pros
Ms Frances pr,se and little son sail fer
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haEsaS Tlty. 70 Be the guest Of her aunt. Ms
- '.tHe OF West Broadway.
Nis T. Hoffman ard Mrs. Charles T
NsS retlIn'd Wednesday from q taFee ""TA4
MS J W. Mellnr returned Thursday from a
~ WIN iisnds and relatives In Ho9nEille
M.% h2tte Lower arrived Tee lay rom
LslENgd en- a visit 20 N.as Lucy Genty.
~ S.aie Gilmore and baby S1n, Anth- "a,
SoCth Ohio avsaue.
Mss Bessie Bales OF Chicago. who has been
NshttInS her mother. Mrs L 3 Bules OF ms
IN; aSIaftsd Tuesday for 81 Louis Tor A[Nii'
Mss Polly Battersby, the accomplished daush-
lr 2 Az. and Ma Robert 2. Battefshy, oi East
Lenin street Will leave tefe On Anrh - tor NV
YORK and on May . VIII sail frnn tire latter port
durirE the summer.
1rs. Emil Kuhn OF Kansas City arrived
N.,4Fesday; To be the guest % Mr. = Bln1er
u 9 Cecil Lang % RDndhouss. H. - the guest
Ms. }. l. Murray Before returning home she
VIII visit relatives IN Mexico. No, and from
there sne Will 20 with a party % attend Inc
Worlds Fair Dedication.
Mis- NAV Mines OF Green Ridge. who has been
the guest of Miss Iona league. departed on
Wednesday for her home.
M'sseS Nellie and Maggie Roland ana Mss
L~ena league c"paft-d Thur DAY. 10 o the
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. u Morris returned Tuesday
funn a Nisit with relatives n Lanorte-
Mr.. and Mrs Raphael bveTsh4Ecr am SIN.
IaEhaeI- lr-. Of EgNryiIie. arrived Mond1y 10 ne
the guests Or Mi. and &rs- \. \ lAdenoir.
Doctor and Mrs. IL 4 L0nrHn uf kansaS city
are the guests ~ JUdEr and Ms. George p
LanFan Of this CltN.
Iise Kathryn cassidy entertained tnc members
az ~" Adario club Monday afisrHcon after, d
Nscatira extending over TIRE Lcnten season. Tor