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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28
4 R.ADFORD. VA.
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Especial to Tho Times ispa ten.
RADFORD, "a VA, Aug. 27.----Ex- Gov
aernor Tylers ana Rev Z. ". Irwin went
to White Gate, Tuesday TO attend Pres 'eF
sloStcry. hi #3Ea
Prof. Lyman wharton Of Will lam and q
Mary College, Is Visiting his cousin Cen.
Gu G.. Wharton. ,i; sss 3 IS.
50 Mr.. James Tyler, OF Richmond. e IS
spending Ills vacation with his parent
exc Governor and Mrs. Tyler. a Hal wick.
Miss q Eliza beth N we has been elected
sponsor Of the CT G. Wharton Camp to
the Conf ederatc Reunion, at l.ynchburg.
This is the second time the Camp has
thus l1onored Miss Nye. sE
Rev Dr. and Mrs. Daniel f y: Motley,
81 Washington visited their cousin. Mrs S
5I1.Ss =. Shallklin. this week. ss
Hiss Ellen Nvhyte. of Petersburg, re re-
turned Tuesday from a weeks visit to
Mrs Francis r. Wadleigh at y Bluefeld::
She was accompanied here by Mrs. Wad d.
leigh and son, Rail-, who spent the dayEas
guests Of Mrs. Adams. and left Wcdnes-
"a ayS for IIolllns to visit friends. Mrs.
Nvadlei 50 abroad al! In the earl
fall. s5s IS. ... M lS
Mrs. Il. IN Rush 1iller left Friday Tor
Bristol from which point she vii y join
her husband al Eus It's. Florida: Colonel
Miller las bought q residence. also IN
orange grove at Eus It's, and will reside ,5F
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SOCIAL in GLO lJCESTER.

work. Besides Dr. Morrison, I here will
be present Row. L. G. Vass; who com :!
mandcd the mission boat La psley when
she went down In the Kongo River and
was destroyed The others expected arc
Rev.8yY. HI Shepperd, the colored mis-
sinionary. and his wife; Rev. Paul Sieg.
of Highland county. who has Just been
appointed a missi onary to the Congo Mr.
q &. Az Lapslcy. OF Augusta e GUN who
has applied for ppointment, ana = ~ rs p.
plates making application for appoint
ment. ls ~ sSs 81
s. "A public meeting will be held in the
Lexington Presby tcrlan Church during
the conferences. at which addresses Will
be made by ROY. Mr.. Nassg and 4 Rev.. N r.
Sheppcrd . ia i5e s5
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Dance in Buckingham.
Especial to The Times. DlspatchD

J ..MANTEo, VA Aug. 27-The lovely
old home Of Mrs. s. Y. Sutton, Island
View was, on the night of August "a,
the scene Of one Of the most pleasant
dances that has been given in Bucklng-
ham for years
S. 1t was given by Mrs. Sutton to her
gdaughter. Miss Mince. and all the de-
lights Of I'm abundance OF well-hlIed
tables beautiful floors, aifu!l moon and
good music were beautifully blended into
AN harmonious whole By the charming
hostess.
Dancing commenced at 0 p. NJ. Supper
was served atsl2, lighter refreshments at
3, and Just AT daybreak the entire party
lad few minutes OF rest and refresl-
inent with watermelons on the lawn. after
which the dance proceeded with renewed
Yigor, closing with the reel at sunrise,
Among those present were: Misses
Hancock, irving. Glmer,PIice OF Phllast
the Misses Morris. Boatwrlght. OF Danvlile
CANT. Patteson and Mash; Mr.. and Mrs
Thornton White of Charlotte, ", c.: hir
and Mrs. Henry Lewis, DR.. and Mrs
John Iaurens. and Mr.. and Mrs. othc
sutton, OF ISynchbprg, and Messrs. Moon
.lilmer, Hancock. Irving, Turner Pate
son, BoatWright Horseley, Lewis, Gam
and Robertson;
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Society $; I: Of
Wytheville'.

lspeelal 70 The Times Dispatch
s5NV,.Y,'Tl1EvIIlL1S,f{ VA. Aug e7.--.lh very
pretty german was given last evening
e. Lee Trinkle, with Miss Quinlby Of
Bed ford Among those participant g
We're: NJ fss sDfile Dc Van with Mr.. Tazwell
K Elicit, Of Richmond: Miss Ninette 9hre.i
ten, Of New Orleans. with Mr. Fet'dnA -
Powell. Miss Minnie, sl,iller with NJ
Alfred Moore Miss billiard, Of New Or
leans, with Mr. Gus Heuser; Miss Jack 81
san, Of Richtpond. with Mr. sam'l w. Wi.
\ lianls, Jr,; Mr.. Ballinger, of Texas, Will,
Mr.. Ja ckson Williams; Miss Atkinson 7
with Mr. lanes Pa rlSer; Miss Lotlie liod-
sTrinklc; Miss 1Iarnelng, of Bristol with,
Mr. Richard Long: Miss Brownie Miller
with Mr.. Warner Watkins Of Milton, y.
~ Miss Blake 3 + Roinoke. with Az r
Robert lliams; Miss liwoerr, Of Chat s;
tanooga $. 1rl 1p MIS- y ::
Savers With Mi. Robert Savers. II e.
sstags were Nicssrs. Charles Boyd, Young
Terry, R,ighleS D e VAN. chiffon wa ke y
and Robert Graham. Chapcrones we're
Nresdanles P. b L Green. Norma Wake ll' =
n. Boyd and w. odd De Van, s
Mi. Ferdinand Powell, who has been
spending somebody's Will, his parents, NJ NJ r
and Mrs " j \, 1. a. Powell, returned 81 to
iIoortsnlouttSto-day. ,Ga5 81 NJ ss Nj
84 Rev.. Chaunccy &. Williams y. D., N Of
E5AugustA& Ca returned ycsterdhy " JOIN
his family. WHO are sun'nering herr y
Miss Bette l1oge II euser left TINS week
to spend several months Will relatives !s: IN
Milton. N. g.
Miss Annie and Nellie Caldwell, who
have been guests lat the rectory rnturn-i
cd to- their home iii Radford Ne cvdl1' es-
day. fSs ssS 81 s5sS.. n g \. az.
Mrs Judge John II. Fulton Is spending
fews weeks a a isntic
Judge j. III. fulton is III attendance on
3Tazewellg Circuit Court.
Mrs. r ebert Hudson and family OF ~ eyvs
York. are visiting Mr.. Hudson's mother Ter
on Lawyers II III. }ss
us The Girls German will be given on next
s.NNcdncs ~ evening. lls!l " ss59l
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srAUNToN, A. August q ~. "a pre- tty
homo wedding took place $NY ednesday NJ
ternoon at Mrs. James Al "a Ut tch y
when. at 81 o clock, her eldest daugh-
ter, Miss Katherine Hutcheson, became
the bride Il Mr.. Wilson Q. Joseph. The
bride was handsomely attred In a blue
broadcloth suit with a large picture nat ,t1t
trimmed With ostrich eathers. The Ecere.
,,nony was performed by the Rev. David
Bush. of the M L. Church. South Miss S
Mildred Hutcheson, sister Of the bride,
and Miss Minnie ~ riis, Of Charlotte
vile, acted as the ushers. here was only
tl,e most6int friends Of the contract !
Ing parties present, owing to n Illness in
the family. III u S$
n One of#thcs most delightful card parties les
yofs3the season was IS given TUESDAY &. by
Miss Matte and Evelyn Shreclehlsc, a,
their home In this lrbe 4par.lors san q
the beautiful portico were filed with the
merry players. Drive whist was the game
ofg5tiic evening Fin which Mrs vs.: y.
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{ cREWE SOCIAL /. !.
Is Tho Times. Dlspatcn. J

Y (Special #to Tho Times -Dlspatcn)
CREME, 4 "a, Aug. o7.--Alrs. Bette
Crittenden4 and daughters, Ruth and
4Aurie8gl,aye. returned from ghesterfield
county, having spent nmonth It n house
party. made UP Of the members OF the it
Philips family Mrs. NJ. Phillips, the
nged mother was hostess. and did well
Mrs. NJ E.} Newly la as her guests.
three sisters, Mrs. Nv. d. Diggs, Of
Winchester; Mrs. ]. H.Terry, Of Roana ke, 4
and Miss Lotto Staples. OF Meherrin.
Miss Virginia Epps Nc ormiek left LEI
Monday for a visit ito friends III warren
ton. 3 ssl355s ". W 8 g 81
Mrs. u. G. Caldwell. of Union II ologi-5
cal Seminary. who has been spending
some time withsrclatives and friends here,
and at Nottoway Courthouse, left Mon-t
day for her home. , ,i58
Miss Jennie Trout. Of Holins. is8vssit.
ling her sister. Mrs. a. A. Owen.
Rev. Walter Hines, OF Portsmouth =
spent portion Of last week with MS
father, Mr., j. II. Hines II e leaves Ports
mouth the first Of September, for his new
charge 4 in Lexington, Ky. b,
Mrs Phillips Coleman. OF Roanoke " IS
visiting hel'y sister, Mrs. Alice Harper,
Miss Fannie Hubbard is. convale sclng
after a spell OF fever. Il s. ,.55
Mr.. II. s. Harlan was summoned to. VIZ
gnia Beach Friday to attend the ped ped
side OF his little son, Stratton,i who was 'ls
seriously hurt by fall from, a, SWING W
Mr. Ben Robnettc and Mr.. W. D. Shuty
fleba rger left Thursday for an extended
trip through California. They VIII WISH
the expos ition on their return trip. Mr.
n. S. Harlnn expected to accompany
them. but on account OF the accident to
Ills little son. strattonfat Virginia Bes'cea',
he will not be able 10 do so. isES
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Z (SpecialEto The Times-Dispatch2

ALEXANDRIA, VA, August oo7.--Miss
sstrothers. OF Page county. and Miss z ~. u.
cas-. or IIirrisonb,rg, who have been visit -s
Fin., Mrs a r. n. Crook at lcl.s home on
South Washington Street, have returned
{toEthcr homes.
Is Mr. and Mrs. Charles BendheiTas nave
returned from Il visit to wv i oi,k
s5s Miss Lucy Barbour Ewing. who has:
,been visiting nj Por, Deposit, MARYLAND
has returned home Vi, Aia$ .
55S1 Mayor 4 ;.orge Il, Simpson and family
are al Nilantic GitysSs Ri ,
s Mr. irneii way Il vis ting friends
In Pulaski,
the staff%of Rear ADMIRAL w. q. Wise,
has been ordered to- the NaSal ! = cad
cmy a t. Annapolis, for duty. !. Il t
Mr.. j. S. Blackburn has returned from
Ills yaca ton. # !,
\ n Mr. II. II. Kemper8and family are spend
ing several weeks at Virginia Beach. ~
5aa Col Il ttenlperH and daughter. Miss
fade kempcr are visiting IN De!ap-
b Dr.. and Mrs. w. r. Purvis are spend
ing a short while at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. M. Bruin and daughter,
Miss Mary Bruin, have left for San Fran an
s$cisco, where they will attend the knights
,rempler conclaye.
Misses Mary and Fannie Wilson are
guests of Mrs GetGge, Wise. at her home
ION Seminary Hal. -
Col. RIP. w Garnet. has returned from
4 Il visit TO MI. Tyson Janney a his home
ftin Occoquan. IS
Mr.. Il. f. bowman has returned d from
y Il trip to Sarat oga.
MISS Herbert who has been visiting
Il Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ M,gler in, Newport
3 News. has returned to her home in this
city.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Hill has returned from At At
lantIc City.
Mrs. S. G. Brent and children have re-
turned from II vistt&to Gloucester.
The Misses Ewing have returned from
VI visit to Linganore Inn near Frederick,
Maryland.
Miss Della Conway Moncure, OF Fairfax.
Is visiting relatives in this city.
The family :of Mr. J. y. Burke are at
V the White sulphur Springs.
~ Mr.. Robinson Moncure has returned
Y from short trip to New York
Mr.. John NJ, Johnson, who has been
spending several weeks at the Old Sweet
Springs. has returned to this city.
Miss NJ. w. Green Is spending month
54 at Edenyile, Pennsylvania.
54 Miss Eliza C. Adam has gone to Paeon-
II ian Springs for q few weeks.
Il Miss kroes Flcklin Is visiting her aunt.
Mrs. A. j. Flckln, al Litwalton, Lam
4 easter county.
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CHATHAM, /: 1 SOCIAL.

CHATHAM, VA, Aug. q. he fifst3 hop
or the season which was a most delight!
full affair was given ut the sinims II House GUS
Friday ght. ~ a 85 IN
The spacious dwelling Is an ideal place
for such pleasure and the brig b. ll uni
nations blending With the 5bcau tiftl 4 cos.
tunes OF the dancers presented ar Q. I'M
posing q nd \ very inspiring scene. 4 hose
participating were Hiss Wickiiffc Boy
sette.@ OF C;oldsboro. N. G. with n no.
sHurt; Miss Mamie Blake with Mr. RI ~
sOynrber; Miss Sallie Covlngton with MI.
$Ro.s {. Nv aden; Miss Emma Tate With Mr.
W. e. Davis: Miss Marie st it'll WI f: NJ r.
Ayers, of Boston: Miss Louise Luesc With
Mr. R. * Akers y N lss Katherine Nunna-
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City Of
fredericksburg.
fsnecial TO The Times. Dispatc

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
y = 1,r, M, r,r, rf,ksT, VA August III :.
~ '5 n 4 !, = !.
! - oal'ee Mas ~
Z Thre. Misses Green, of Prince William:
4 Plight. ist1ith and Bcryl Barber. Kate
s Eaa.aiifS i1o.cctt Craze Mitchell. Amelia
(. Jynods snsle tHales Lena Rowe. May
4 r,nu,c Mary LINDSAY Nora Goodrich. and
Z; Messrs Wilcox san Reed, Eustnce Mon
4 curc. q. O't,onnor Goolrick, f. l.. w.
s.res, Harrison Montgomery Jack Bar
I hsr nr sp,ttsburr. 4. s, FAR, and 1Iarri-
u - r,a,,. ~ & n II s S.
y sgM - ,v,i,s Il, returned from
q ,,,s,, Il y s,,n,, j T., 'f-hnrottesville. WA
IS .T,,drc and Mrs. a. r. Embrey and
;,a,,syhi,r bnyc returned from Atlantic
1s,t,s a. s'9'i55s
M,sses r,,,, md Rebecca Stringfcllow.
4 u MINT ro,mcrvI 4, .\la. 4. arc visiting Mrs.
4 { ~ t.s !, l,sys.
i Aiiss 1uli., N,essick has returned to her
hn,,o IL 4 iryinrton after visit to her
Il s,stor Mrs. + Z, Rove.
Me. taassie G,rismond has returned from,
& We'll ~, friends Il Orange.
Sf Mics Isahnllc Williams OF North Caro-
Una I'm bec,, tho guest Of, MISS Mar-
...'a, ~ 's,,e,,nrd ,h,s week. Y
Nj, N Il, Richards. Jr,, Is. at Atlantic
r,;,,, 81 S. n
IN AZ. r. +, Newman has returned from a
,.,stt' = !, 4. ,,r.ngc county. $
st,ss 4 .ncl,, Yates is visiting friends in
Il r,ai,,r,,nre
3 Mr.. George NJ Shepherd, Jr., Is soJoiirn-
II ~. : Z w. yyayncsbo,o,
Mrs Iucv Gaines Brown and three
.,anrh+e,s ~ calvert Tex, arc visiting
& n nsa,sa, ay q Wills and family.
NJ d r robert Curtis and son, of Corst-
-1 r..os' cre guests this week Of Mr.
&c Daniel.
" VI ~ Robert Gehringcr and Miss Stella
n Z. ahr,nrar, Of Philadclphia are visiting
III s,e,H W at,.'Watson and family. 81
3ts NJ e. George r.. Fitzhugh has gone
iiBS. !. 'I,ucfaIo I ithia Springs for q stay OF
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Triggs captured the first prize. and Miss
Bessie WOrthington the second. AFTER the
game re 1oealls-ents were served. The
salad WIS served In cucumber boats With
nasturtiums making ornamental sails.
Those present were: Mesdames T. T..
Fanntleroy. II. Clay Miller Glasgow
Armstrong, G. 4. Ilenkel. Robert Black
ford, J. C. Wheat. r.. 81. Lorraine. r. ~
Allen Harry Woodward, Of Richmond;
C. r. sterns Julua Wits. IIsber Jcr,
Misses Helen Baxter, Mary Yost. Bessie
Baker, Emma Hogc, Mamie Grassy Rose
Harrison. Eugene Bumgardner. Margaret
TImberlake. RoEf, rA,itz. Helen Hutchinson,
Emily Moore Sarah Boykin, Mamie Al
len, Kate Hutcheson, Annie Woodward,
Margaret Cochran. Lizzie JONI Gladys
Frazier. EMe Moore. Elizabeth Iiorncr,
Mabel LItiig, May Ransom. Daisy Var
brough. and Eliza Wheat. u stanton.
and Margaret Childrey of Richmond.
Miss Cora r. Stanton and MI. .del-
willie V. Dig9. boti, OF .Aibenarlc county,
came here Wednesday cyenjng and were
united IN marriage al the Paimer tiousf
| BY the Rev. " y iscoif
Tbs Home Mission cpurnibtee Of the
Lexington Fresb,terY held u tGeetinG NJ
the y, 81 9, a mere ihfs wrA Or,
/ Huffman. having resigned 40 supply 81
the l1ikton church, Elder Gordon brought
| a request that the committee unite sitf
l The church IN securing ms i,&storote Ptrt
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SUMMER D,ARRH oE IN CHILDREN.

SUMMER DiARRHo IN cHlLDREN
During the hot weather OF the summer
months the first unnatural looseness OF q
child's bowels should have Immediate at
,tcntion. so as to check tho disease before
ii becomes serious All that Is necessary
is few doses OF Chamberlaln's Collie,
Cholera and Dlarrhoeu Remedy followed
by a dose OF castor oil to cleanse the sys-
ten. Rev. NJ, Q. Stockland. pastor OF the
First ME-. Church. Little Falls, MIMI.
writes: 1--WE have used Chamberlaip's
collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for
several years and find 1t n very valuable
remedy, especially for summer disorders
in children" Sold by all druggists. n
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there in future, coloAel filters family
lhald an important place In the business s.
and social life Of the town and were
from Radford Is deeply regretted. ss E5
Miss Acllta OLSON is Visiting friends
In 1'azewell. 81 Il. ~
Miss Ethel VISOR. Of Washington
passed through Radford Sunday en- route
to her home near NeWbern. 70 spend = Wo.
weeks with her parents. 3 MI. and Mrs!
Logree Wysor. aj S sssE M IL e
Mrs. Samuel sutcliffe left Tuesday for
North Andoyer, NJ lass. to visit her nus
bands sister, and will sal O. week later.
for England, where she VIII spend the,
fan and winter. She .sEayas II ccompani
by her son, George. X &; Al 3
Mrs. i. NJ. Vennble vi mo W IN saho w
two weeks to washington q W In ord en-
10 he with ner son. Paymost er George 7. 2.
Nenable. y. IS. n. iss iartrudde Yen
able VIII fcmaingin ford for the nt e.
in order TO hll her posi- ton as music !n5l 9
teacher ut Wadworth School, y e
family will he mnci, missed " soelal
circles. $50 s555sy 8s sFsfsgaS lex $ at4
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!. pAMsoNs in DEMAND.

10 ". EVANS Is CO.. commission mer-
\ chants on Cary street, ATE anxious for
4 All the damsobs 4 hey can get 10 fiji their
/ sreguia fall orders, They are getting si.t1
nd ti.76 per bnshel for all they can get
I when In good condition,
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MISS ELIZABETH MAI GElsHAl<..iH!,

MISS ELIZAIsETH MAI g ElsHAlttI,
one Of Tennessee's fairest aughters,
who has graced South Boston with
her beauty and charms this summer,
has fallen victim to the deadly a ~
row Of Cupid, and will never return
TO sunny Tennessee again as Miss
Gerhart. having given her heart and y!
hand to Mr.. Charles Thomas Yancey..
Of that place. The wedding has been,
announced to take place on the IL ! tn p
of next month. NJ
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"A little hre Is auickly s, .troddel.Io out,
auench..' r your business shows! IA 1 en-,
dency ia drag behind. Y litile renewed y
vigor nadvertising will set Y al'is ht., lll
tho thing must he dene que KY 9r5 l'I ",
ers of INK cannot repalt ~ Il 9 anna y g,
Tees Dee Want Ads. a ~ sful gpi VIZ ol'
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$500 TO BALTIMORE AND RETURN
VIA THE POPULAR YORK RIVER
&S LINE, ACCOUNT ME ETlNGlFRA.
alabq TERNAlLRORDER EAGLES, #tff1
SEPTEMBER 12TH,t7TH,

BER12Tt1'lIIH,
on account OF tho above occasion the
Southern Railway will sell tickets from
Richmond TO Baltimore and return rs
rate OF 800 for The round Tip, tickets
on sale September 10th and 18th. with
final return limit to reach ItlchHlnnd mt
later than 10Th. IT'S the most delight
ful TRIP between Richmond and Bal,s-.
more For full Information eall On lick
81 agents, s!J or go Icnsl Mail Street.
S"A little frc Ia quickly trodden out,
which being suffered. rivers cannot
rgpench."s your business shows ten
,iency 10 drag behind, n little renewed
yisor in advertising VIII set y rglltablt
the thing must be done quickly. or "riv,
eis of INK cannot repair the damage,
Tte.I)pe Want ADS, arc fun Of yigtn,
Fiery day IN the Tee.Dce Want Ad.
columns the Tide which leads on 10 for
iune for s,lneone~s al It's flood" II
may be your turn to-day
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OF Emporla,
appointed sponsor from the Fourth
District to the Grand Camp.
Miss Powell is the second daughter
of commemorative Attorney w. NJ
Powell and Mrs. W. M Powell, who
reside in Emporia.
She is most charming and ac-
complished young lady, and is a
great favorlte throughout Southside
Virginia.
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lee Of Riceville wiih MI. Edgar White
head Miss Ada 81 laiz with Dr. " ~
iCsrtcr, Miss Marguerite lliams with
Mr. Lewis Whitehead and NJ iss 5l3la meme
!tzgsFald with NIL ce y, nan 1a aaaan
schcsley Martin and Boyette, of g old Y
boro, N. c.; musio#by Hrof. llitehead e
Hack and = Ian Band 4 /, itsS \. !,
x ,phe young people genjoyed q Amost !. a g. =
3lIghtfui hayrrldo Tuesday night TO me
home OF Mr. Samuel r. ritzgerald ,Wilere
they were accorded q most lhea y y 1Wel.
come Tile occasion was IL Y honor q
Miss Marguerite of tha :, coahts y
guestfof Miss Blanche youp q w hleF
of! the Fitzgerald home, hose cha l,ilr
Inn manners and lovely flsposl fi y, sseyef
causes her guests 10 have ina lrs I, a,u
home like feeling Mrs, " 'l ~
.lsan ideal hostess, lad n nv OF deli.
piols lnelons SLICED md IN waiting W y !
added much TO tho pleaslre ya y
%lu,,s amusemel,ts carried tho hours RAPID tl,'
~ ny and IN seamlnsly short y, VILE y q
tho concessions 81 q most dell 90 tful
time, iS S. rs eI
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Miss Stronach Is sponsor for the.
Second b rigad 9 V North Carolina DE-
Vision, United G nfederate terans,
sforSthe reunion to be held Ia T Asfe--'
Vile August 9th and 81 st. She is
a daughter5ofS Majo "a n BIZ Stronach,S
of G Company y. Thirteenth Battalion
North c Caroline Arti llery He en-,
listed in the Confederate army ut
sixteen years old and served
throughout the war, urrenderlng
with General Johnston Mt Greensb oro
She is of Scotch dissent, her grand
father being native of5the Scotland
Highland S. She sis 4 a grad \ OF 81
Peace Institute, and is q gifted ana
cultured young W oman, very poplul " ar "
in. social circles, 81
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-05-02
PROBATE COURT.

Irenus F. jerks estate, Troy. Commits
sioner's report returned.
George Wright estate, Jay. Appraisers
inventory returned.
8. W. Parker estate, Newport. Will
proved. F. 9. Tinkham executor. D. M.
Camp and T. c. Gale appraisers and COM
missioners.
Irenus F. jerks estate, Troy. Admin
istrator presents his account. Referred to
May is, 1904.
George Wright estate, Jay. Admin.
istrator's inventory returned.
Ruth D. Ellis, minor, Barton. II. F
Pillsbury appointed guardian.
Geo. w. Jenness estate, Barton. License
granted to sell real estate.
VIM. M. Macomber estate, Jay. Viii
proved. A. A. Macomber appointed execu
tor. J. E. Chase and E. Boynton apprais
ers and commissioners.
| Almon Roberts trust estate, Derby
| Trustee settles his final account. Deere
| OF stribution made.
George D. Percy estate, Newport. AID
ministrator settles his account. Decree o
distribution made.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-05-02
new FEATURESlN the ENLARGED
BOSTON JOURNAL.
Increased to Twelve Pages Daily
News Service Greatly Added T O.

Increased to Twelve Pages Daily
News Service Greatly Added T o.
Contrary to the usual custom of
newspapers in reducing their size
and curtailing their news service
during the duller season of the year,
The Boston Journal has added two
pages and announces ado itional fea-
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-05-02
GOOD SPIRITS.

Good spirits don't all come from Kentucky.
Their main source is the liver-and all the
fine spirits ever made in the Blue Grass State
could not remedy bad liver or the hundred
and-one i'll effects it produces. You can't
have good spirits and bad liver at the same
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bright OF eye, light of step, vigorous and
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Trial size, 25c; regular bottles, rs. At al
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-05-02

The friends of Hon. Charles j. Bell
OF Walden were pleased at his politi-
cal prospects and no mistake will be
made IL the state convention places
him in nomination. Besides the
united support of Caledonia county
Inc is assured of strong support in the
largest counties in the state, and in
all sections of the state his friends
have assured him that his canvass is
docking well. Mr.. Bell needs no
reulogy from the CaLedonidn and in
pnblic life as state senator, member
sof the railroad commission and later
OF the board of agriculture he has
been brought in close touch with the
varied interests of the state. In the
next two months we look for quite
capitalization of political sentiment
for the Walden candidate.-St. Johns
bury CdIedonidn.