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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-08
NORTH MONTPELIER.

MIR, and Mrs. Frank Howarth of OK
ford, Mass. are visiting At the home of
W. q. NYe-Burt Hughes entered God
dard Seminary last Week.-Mrs.. Florence
Booth who has been stopping in town for
several months, recently returned to her
home in Manchester, n, H.-Mrs. Jennie
Flood of Providence, r. L.. and William
Patrick of Newport, Il, /" who have been
visiting their sister Mrs. George kel-
ton, returned to their home on Friday
The road commissioner, +. Pray, Is maxi
ing "A great Improvement in the village
by putting in permanent road between
the two bridges 1t was expected that
work in the factory would begin last
Monday, but owing to a leak in the side
wall, further repairs will be necessary 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Butterheld started
Tuesday on a carriage drive to the south
ern part of the State They are to he
away two weeks.-On Sunday evening the
Rev. Marcia Selman gave very interest
ing sermon to the Sons of Veterans.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Mrs S. S. Clark has sold her millinery
business to Mrs. iiarriette Mcbride on
account of poor health and intends to
move from town in the near future Mrs
John TewksbUry, who has assisted Mrs
Clark for several seasons. will remain in
charge of Mrs. McBride's millinery bust
ness,
Charles Holman left Thursday with a
carload of 26 mich cows and II calves
for Manchester n. ii. Mr. Holmes
bought these cows in this vicinity and
paid on an average s+5 per head. This
makes the seventeenth carlosh of milch
cows purchased and shipped from this
vicinity.
Mrs. Harriette Mcbride. VINO recently
purchased Mrs. S, S. Clark's millinery
business, Is going to move IL from the
Smith block to the rooms formerly occu-
pied by the Colburn Clothing COMPANY.
Mrs Mcbride will board at tne Randolph
Inn this winter and Mrs. Jonn Tewks-
bury will have charge Of her millinery
store.
Col. r. ]. Kimball and family left Fri
day for New York after spending the
sum.aer at "Montague Place." vhe house
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CRAFTSBURY.

Several from here went on the excursion
TO the White Mountains last Friday
Mrs. John Martin fell last Wednesday,
evening while descending the steps at the
Urie IL Lawyer block and broke her arm
near the shoulder. the pleasant
events of the week was the marriage of
Mary Robbins of this town and Eugene
Arbucle of Wolcott.-M Mrs. Edmund Web
her is quite Sick.-Ihc Rev. IL. G.. French
from johnson exchanged desks with II.
j. Chrystic of this place last Sunday
kenfrew Gallagher and Willie Johnston
went to Montreal last week. where they
will attend school.-Mrs James Andcr-
sen has returned from WnooSki and
Fairfax, whore she has been visiting for
some time past.-Sherbert Spaulding left
last Friday for Albany, n y, where
he Will attend business College.--A. S.
CaldcrWood is visiting in New Hampshire
and Massa chusetts.- Marco has fin
ished working for n. +. Graham and
has commenced work for j. kcr.-There
is to be series of meetings in Collins
willie this week.-Georgc Andersen is home
from Winooski on account of the wooden
mill being shut down.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT.

The fire alarm Thursday morning was
caused by the burning of the bobbn mill
OF fred Blladuc at Batcsvlllc. 1t Is not
known how it caught. The mill, with the
mac hincrY and manufactured stock, Is an
entire loss, with only $40 insurance on tho
building. The storehouso south of the
mill was saved.
There was a serious fire at West
Charleston Thursday morning. Bailey
Holtons general merchandise store with
his storehouse were burned, as were Also
f.. r. Goodwin'S grocery store, a black
smith shop and private dwelling. There
vas "A tenement over each store. Only "A
few goods were saved from the stores.
a part of the furniture IN the dwelling
was saved. There WAS some insurance on
the buildings and personal property.
This same place was burned D. years ago.
II will seriously cripple the business of
the village.
Charles shepard is in Montreal for troat-
ment lie has never fully recovered from
his illness last summer and was not able
to attend to all his duties as engineer
on the Lady Of the Lake.
The new addition to the overall factory
of Moore & Mansur is nearly finished and
the new machines are being installed
The capacity of the plant will be nearly
treblcd and their business prospects are
of the best.
The Electric Light company. on account
of low water. have been Obliged to shut
off the lights in the middle of the day a
few hours and the power at night when
the lights are turned on for the night a
part of the time the past week.
The case in county court of David L.
Wiley VS.. Boston & Maine Railroad
company, which was set for trial by a
struck jury, was settled Thursday OF last
week and the criminal cases will be taken
up this week.
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ALBURGE.

Homer EIolromt is i'll and has boon con
Fined to the bed for several DAYS "a
daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs jesse
Mott the md in,t.-'rhe Misses Hattie and
Ruth Lesson of burlington are staying
with their grandmother. Mrs 5. l.. Bray
ton, for two weeks.-A. . Mott ui Buriu--
ton is in town.-Mrs. William Washhuru
Is STAYING at her ia liners. r.. Eohanu0n's.
for a while. Mr.. Childs from Malone ha>
charge of Homer liolcomb's store during
his illness johnny Hunter has been quite
seriously i'll. but is now hctter.-Nrs. Ed
ward Young was aerccaj.lV s,rprisci
September 80, the anniversary of her birth
Several of Der noiEhbors and friends call
ed i'll the evening for a social hour. They
served refreshments and before leaving
presented her with two beautiful gifts
gang of workmon nave been laying a
pipe from the lake to tn" Rutland engine
house for water supply for the engines.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from third page.)

$50 o'clock the wedding of Miss Lillian
tfecne, eldest daughter of MIR and Mrs.
W. II. H. Greene, and James A. Graham
was solemnizCd. The bride is one of st.
NiNIns prettiost ana most popular girls.
ana the groom, who is one of the Amcri-
can Express CompanN's agent, has hosts
or friends. Promptly at 7:30 O'Clock the
hridal partN consisting Of the ushcrs.
&. q. Wilkinson of St. Johns. l.. O.. VIII
lard n. Allen, Arthur A. TIFFANY and Wal
ter i. Twigg, advanced up the aisle, fol-
lowed by the bride ana croom-clcCt The
ceremony was performed by the Roy.
George w. Ponniman, pastor of the
church, before Il handsome and effective
background of evergreen. pllmS and
ferns. artisticaly arranged. The lrtlc
wore travelling gown of dark blue and
hat to match. Mr.. and Mrs. Graham
left on the eight o'clock train for an oN-
tended bridal tour. after which they Will
take UP their residence in this city.
The wedding of Miss Louise sweeney
and John LARGO took place at the church
Of the Holy Guardian Angels at eight
o clock yesterday morning.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Miss Alice Gravel of Hubbardton and
Rol!in NJ rlntyrc OF Forcstdalc were mar
rici Wednesday Sept. a. the roctory
h. the Rev. W f. Weeks. After the oerc-
mouV reception was held at the home
of the bride.
Thomas Norton in the Smith block. have
been closed indefinitely, owing to the
continued ill-hcalth of Mrs. Norton
Mr.. Thomas Norton WAS taken to Mary
Fletcher hospital at Burlington Tues
day for treatment
The new addition to the postoficc has
been finished and the interior of the Office
has been neatly painted and papered
throughout. Five extra desks for the
rural delivery men have been added.
\ special train will be run Saturday
evening after the festival concert from
burlington to Rutland making stops at
an intermediate stations for the accom-
modation of the singers and music lovers
who wish to return to their homes that
evening.
Miss Addie Briggs went to Keene, n
H., Tuesday for few weeks visit with
hor brother II c. Briggs
Mrs, j. NJ Bishop has gone to Malone
n Y. to visit her daughter.
Mrs. A. +. Smith is visiting friends in
New York city
DIR. and Mrs. j. w. Eastwood have re-
turned from their visit in Brattleboro.
Miss BESSIE Bickford of White River
Junction Is visiting relatives in town.
Miss Lena baldwin goes to New York
to-day to enter Cooper Union.
Mrs. w. Fiheld has returned from n
months trip in the Adrondacks.
charles }. Button of Chicago H. is
visiting his parents. It is understood
that Mr.. Button will open a law office in
Middlebury.
\ party was held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Charles Rickert Tuesday in
honor of Mr.. RiCkcrt's goth birthday
Many friends and relatives were present
t. enjoy the evening
Mrs Ellen McGihhon of Goshen went
to New York yesterday for a few weeks
stay.
Mrs II. n. Briggs and daughter, Alice
visited Fred Briggs in Burlington this
week.
Arthur Gipson has gone to New York
for a Few days stay.
r II. Button, Mr.. and Mrs. f. II Bar
ker and Mrs. n S. Capen were among
the oxcursonists to New York yester-
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Leon Wiley of Manchester. y. H., is
here visitng.-Mrs Martha Brock had a
slight shock last sunday forcnoOn.-Mr
Clarence Wiley Is slch.-frank Wells of
I.yndonVille spent Sunday here with rela-
tives-J. y. Billiard was home from Rich
ford over SundaY.-Mr, and Mrs j. s.
Young are taking trip to Island Pond.
Bert Chandler has moved to North
Troy and is Clcrking for Hammond Il
tlkins.-Mr and Mrs. JENNIE have re
turned from Newport,-ti Grace Evnrts has
been obliged to leave her school on ac-
count of her hcalth.-Mrs. Lucy Jones
has gone to Lisbon, \. H.. for d visit
The remains of Mrs. Amanda Kennedy
Of bradford, accompanied by her son,
Frank, and his wife, We're brought here
October and buried beside her husband,
Michael Kennedy.
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A.LBURGH CENTRE.

Roy rockwell, pilot Of the "Dctrudor "
was home over Sunday.-Mrs. BENJAMIN
Duba of Isle La Motto is visiting Mr..
Rama Duba.-Miss Helen EraYton went
TO Boston Saturday, where she expects
to attend schoul.-M.ss Lydia Honsiugcr
OF Rutland was home over Suu1ay.-A
number from the Centre attended tho
dance Friday night III b. Bohunnon' s
barn, South Alhurgh, Harry Rockwell.
who has accepted a position with Union
News company of Albany, was home
Sunday.-AIiss Addie and Lydia Honsiu-
ger Went to Waterbury Saturday.-Miss
Hattie Sowlcs came homo Monday from
her summers work on the steamer Yer
mont.-Miss Matte Hyde is visiting hpr
sister, Mrs. Rock WE'LL. q. McChegor
is not as well tor a few days back.--I.
Rockwell has finished his seasons work
OIL the steamer Vermont and Is home for
the winter,
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WAITSFIELD.

Miles and orrin clay of IIazardville,
Conn. recently visited their uncle.
Charles IL Clay, of tins village, coming
aud returning the whole distance on their
bicycles Mrs. ~, =, Stoddard. who has
suffered for "A long time with cancer.
or cancers. died Wednesday, September
30 The funeral services We're held at the
house on Friday at | p, m, attended by
the Rev. j. Il Henderson, and interment
was at the village cemetery. Mrs Tanner
BoYce and Mrs. Garlic Boyce of Water
bury have been visiting friends i'm town
ard in Fayston last week ana this
quite n number from this place attended
the Good Templars' county union at
Moretown last week Wednesday, and re-
port very interesting meetings. Fred
Lettis went The hrst OF this week TO
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LOWELL.

Frank Paronto was called to Newport
Monday by the illness of his daughter,
Mrs. Brcaseau.-Gilman Moore and Sam
uel Parker and families will move to
Island Pond this week.-MisS Madge
Brown of Relvdere has been engaged
to supply the Richards school the re
mdinder of the term. School began Oc-
tober 5.--Mrs. William Hodgcmun has
been i'm Barton the past week as the
guest of Mrs. Wlmond Warner.-Mrs. j.
H. Wallace has gone to Boston Mass
where she will stop through the winter
with her son, lHoward.-liOrace Lapier
is gathering cream ON the route formerly
gathered by Mr. Myhill-MrS. Blanche
,Hallowcll of Boston is home for vaca-
tion.-Mr. Walker. the evangelist, finishes
his chalk talks in town this week. lie
goes from here to Westheld, where he
will hold meetings
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-08

Miss Lula sleeper the second. A bounti-
ful supper was served at the hall for
al by the Moretown lodge.-Mr. and Mrs
pett Griffith went to New York stat,
saturday to visit her parents, who re-
side there.-Mr. and Mrs. Austin Went
To- Worcester to visit their son, Harold
FridaY.-The Rev. Mr.. Miller spoke in
the South DuXbury church sunday af-
ternoon. He will soon 20 to India
Quite a number from here attended the
funeral Of Mrs. Ellen ingalls, in Faystou
Sunday. She was a sister of Mrs. Omr
Brucc.-Mr. and Mrs. G u, Ashley arc
visiting relatives in Rochester this week
-Ncrn Barber and daughter CrhIdys
of Waterbury. were in town sunday
Walter Wilcox was at home over sun
day.-M. II. Griffith lost Il valuable horse
last week-Onc Of H. .. Ward ; WORK
horses died Monday
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with intent to kill. There was Justice
trial at Lowell soon after the shooting
1t is claimed the shooting was on Lowell
mountain on the road from Grasburgh 10
Lowell. Twcnty-cight of the petit jurors
answered to their names and were sworn
in for the term.
Olin S. Dana will resume his duties as
station agent here on Monday, October
Il.
Frank q. Blount has been obliged Ia
bandon his duties in the freight office
of the Boston & Maine railroad. whore
he has been employed for n number of
years on account OF his health. Mr. Cum
bingham will assume his duties
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BENSON.

Mrs Burton Leonard and child and
Mrs Jennie Cowee of Rutland have been
guests at h, c. Maranviles the past few
days.-Heman Barber of Rutland has been
visiting relatives here the past few days.
Miss Jessie Pratt. who was operated on
for appendicitis three weeks ago. is much
worse and it Is thought that an operation
has got to again be performed. Miss
Lena Goodrich went to Proctor last week
10 enter the school for trained nurses
win Carleton. the world wide known
poet. Is TO give an entertainment here
on the evening of October y. lie comes
under the auspices of the Ladies AuXi-
.liarv of the Congregational Church. -
The Rev, Irving II. Childs and wife start
ed for Amherst. Mass, on Monday morn
ing vi this week to DO absent until Oc-
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NORTH HERO.

w. y. Donaldsons bouso was quarau-
tined sunday on account Of scarlet fever.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Duffy of Gcorsi Z
spent sunday with Mr. and Mrs. VIII
lam IIazon Miss Edith PILLOW is couval-
cScihg..-Waltcr tIutChns has gone To
burlington this week to take civil ser
vice examinations in stcuography and
tYp.Nritin@ -Fcnton tlaZcn was homo
ever Saturday and Sunday from l'ulnc
ton, where he is attending high school. 60
rho sunday school rally which was held
at the church i'm this town October 3
was a success. The addresses by the Rev.
G.. L. story field worker. tn" iiar. VIII
lam Miller. the KeV. Mr.. Newton ana Mrs.
clark were we'll Delivered. each doing full
Justice to their subjects
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has been closed for the winter.
AT meeting Of the stock
holders of the Randolph Co-operativ,
creamery held last week the old board
of officers were reelected: President
Within H. Nichols, vicc-presdcnt
Dana ii. Morse; secretary ana manager
Allen A. Priest; treasurer. Lyman
Hutchinson; directors, A. A. Priest, Dana
II. Morse Lyman Hutchinson, j. Il
Wells. w. c. Howard and II. A. Allen
Mr.. Preist has been secretary and man
aser of the creamery since 1t started six
years ago and has ably conducted its af-
fairs.
At regular meeting of Y. S. Grant
Post, Ii was ordered that the adjutant
correspond with the several posts of the
department., and ask for their support
of j. T.. Eldredge for the next department
comma nder. The request is made on the
ground that Orange county has never
had a department commander, and upon
the record of Captain Eldredge as sol
der, COmrade and citizen.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
WARREN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Blake are the
happy parents of a baby boy, born to
them this wcek.--George Long and wife,
NJ. u. Shattuck ana wife visited at y. j.
Fords Sunday in Granville. Mrs. George
Moore is very low with consumption. -
1t is reported that Mrs. George Banister,
who has just moved away from this
place with her husband to New York.
is dead--Mrs. w. \. Sargent, who has
been to the Heaton hospital for treat
mont, is not getting along very well.
Miss Huldah Brooks of Bristol is working
In. Il
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PLAINFIELD.

Ezekiel Skinner returned from his TT
70 california last Wednesdays Edgar
Martin Of Manchester, ~ H.. is vlsitir
his brother. Orlando.-Orlando and Curt
Martin returned from the fairs viii,
they have been attending for the pa
weeks, last saturday. They secured
large number Of premiums and are VIC
satisfied with their trip.-Waltcr Mart.
Brooks Buxton and Joseph Bartlett a
tended the Erattlaboro fair last Woe
returning home Friday night-Dwigl
Hollister has moved from the Tayl,
house to the Lupue block.
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MORGAN.

Daniel G. Brooks and w. L. Bartlett
have each picked ripe strawberries with
in few days.-Somc of the children in
the South school are having the mumps
Gerald Drown is very sick.-William
Sykes has taken Eli X. Flanders farm
for five years on shares. Mr.. Flanders
will go to Barton for the present.-A Mr.
Jeffries of Burke is in town getting ma
tcrial for his historical work of Orleans
Essex and Caledonia counties. Mrs. j. A.
Gray has gone away to visit her SON.
who lives down country. II. Gilmore
State clerk of Modern Woodmen of Am
erica. is doing good work with the Sey-
mOur camp.
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MORETCWN.

George Ashley came home Saturday
Ernest Kinsbury got badly hurt while
logging in the woods last Thursday
Mr.. Prentiss from Montpelier is in town
Mrs. Lizzie Spaulding went to Montpe-
lier to live Saturday Y. |. Ferris moved
her goods thcre.--E. A. Heath was in town
Frday.-A large attendance was at the
church Wednesday evening to hear the
prize speaking of the Good Templars
For some reason there were only two
contestants for the prize. Miss bragg
Of Fayslon received the iirst prize and
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CAMBRIDGE.

The W. II, c. held its annual boiled
dinner Saturday and it was well patron
ized,--Miss Winnie Story was elected dele
gate from the Christian Endeavor society
to the state Christian Endeayor convene
ton held in Barre this week.-The mem-
bers of the w. III. NJ S. meet at Mrs.
Il. M Cuttings Thursday afternoon to
sew.-The union meeting next Sunday
evening will be at the Methodist Church
at seven o'clock.-Conroy Ieavens has
returned from Lake Placid where he has
been for the summer. Mrs, II. c. Hop
kins was q delegate to the council in
MorrisVilie Tuesday to ordain and install
the pastor Of the Congregational Church.
T. s. Bennett and son. Herbert. of Now
Haven, Conn. have been visiting his
mother and other relatives the past week
DR.. ana Mrs. Il. II. Brush, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alden Brush attended the funeral Of
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ISLE LA Motto.

Mr. and Mrs. }. +. IHl Of St Auau.
were in town last week The -telmu
Chateaugay came to Fisk's dock TJo--
day for a load of apples which were Ship
ped to New York and Buffalo NJ KS
Josephine Lcngfeld has gone to Buffalo
y. y, to study for nurse. Miss Jui.
l'uba of this town and Walter McCUl
ol burlington We're married at Rouse
Point last week and then came to Isle ii
Motto to visit friends. They returned {,
in, OF ~ Cut
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CALAIS.

Mrs A. T. Wheeler has been spending
a few dals with Mrs. II. f. Hawkins of
Montpcuer-Mr Justina Kent has re-
turned home from Montpclier.-A little
son arrived at the home of Gordon Aus
tin Mrs. Walter Ford and son, Lester,
are visiting at her fathers, NJ A.
Smith's.-Homer Baker of Fitchburg,
Mass. is spending a few weeks in town.
Helen Sparrow has been quite i'll the
past week. Mrs. AFRO Nelson is falling
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BROWNINGTON.

Willis Wlkey has moved his family
into the house with Gilman Mccoy. Mrs.
Mccoy. who has been quite sick. Is i'm
proving. There was no meeting at the
Centre last Sunday as services We're held
forenoon and afternoon at Evansville.
Presiding Elder J. o. Sherburn was
present. quite a number were admitted
To III, church, some on probation. others
IN full fellowship.
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GOOD ROOFING

Two hands knife. brush ana hammer
are all that's needed to lay Paroid. It's
waterproof felt. coated in n hard elastic
shell. Not just a little better than 9th
ors, but in a class by itself Sample
free. Hagar Bros, burlington, VT.
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tobcr so The pulpit of the Congrega-
tional church will be vacated during
the reverend gentlemans ahseuce.-Dr.
j. +. Newton was called to orwell last
week to consult with DR. Murray in the
case of William TorrillS little boy.
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Dr.. n. A. Barker.

Eye, Ear, IhroaC dnd nose Only,
office hours until May LIST, $50 a. m.
TO 10. ON May LIST, notice Of change will
be gwen.
Hayward Block, Burlington. Vermont.
WiO II.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-01
IN COMIC OPERA.

The rehearsals for Sleeping Beauty
are being frequently held, and the en-
tertainment gives every promise now
of being a pronounced success. The
operetta is unique in that it does not
depend entirely upon it's solo parts,
but more upon the ensemble singing
and the graceful dances, and in both
of these respects it is almost ready
Tor production, so carefully and eff
hciently has the work of training been
carried on under Mr.. Bakers direction.
Inc choruSes are bright and charm
ing and all the dances unusually pref
ty.
The role of Sleeping Beauty will
De hlled by Miss Eliza Lamar Hull.
MISS Mary Wayne will appear as
Malevolentia, the evil fairy, and Miss
May Won Gundell as Graciosa, the
good fairy. Miss Lola Moynelo and
MISS Gertrude Won Gundell will be
the royal princesses, Gulnare and Sc
lima.
Mr.. Jack Black will be Prince
charming. Mr.. Deitz Clark will inn
personate King Dodo H.; Mr. Raiford
falhgant, Lord Foozle, Commander of
the Joliicumpops; Mr. Howard Win
burn, Goody Two-Shoes, and Mr. Har-
~ Williams, Grumble Gizzard, the de-
mon.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-01
THE CRAZE FOR RIBBONS.

There was never a time when the
uses of ribbon were greater and more
varied than now. In no detail of
dress does it find more subtle express
sion than in sashes. One of Dame
fashions whims just now is to start
the sash at the shoulders and let it
fall wayyeauwise over the skirt, head
ing it with natty Alsatian or other
perky bows. Another pretty arrange
ment Of the sash is to have it depend
ed from a close fitting girdle and al
ternately shirred and tied in careless
knots from the belt to the hem of
the skirt.
Persian and Dresden ribbons make
very dainty and effective sashes, but
following the craze for elaboration
many imported costumes have sashes
trimmed with rucheS of chiffon or
embroidered in exquisitely delicate de-
signs.