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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-07
George Washington Team Meets Johns
Hopkins Tomorrow.

Johns Hopkins University will be the OPP
pbnents Of the George Washington Univer-
sfty base ball team tomorrow afternoon on
university field. Coach White will send
Hutchinson against the Baltimore team,
and the Buff and Blue players declare that
they will break their string of defeats by
winning decisive victory However, they
will have no easy task, as Johns Hopkins
has the strongest ball team for several
years. and will come over to Washington
with the determination to add another base
ball victory over George Washington to her
credit. Last year the locals were defeated
8 to3.
Yesterday afternoon was too muddy to do
any practice work, but this afternoon the
Buff and Blue will play a practice game
with the scrubs and then get In some team
work. Only few days remain now before
DIR. White Will 5haveeto leave for Chicago
to pitch for the White Sox, and we will en-
deayor to round the team into winning
form before he leaves.
The George Washington players were
much disappointed-at not getting to play
the Nationals. as they felt that the game
would do them a! great Peal of good On
trip, and Coach White believed that the
game with the professionals would do much
to inspire the men with, confidence
About the same lineup viii be presented
against Johns Hopkins las In the previous
games. The lineup win be as follows:
Price center field: Bradley. catcher: Ste
venson, right field; Bielaski. short stop;
Weber, first base: Mcmahon, left field; As
uuith or Orison, third base; VanYleit Sec
ond base, and Hutchinson or Thomas,
pitcher. Or h@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-07
Mems Furnishings.

Mems Furnishings.
s ssse's;s and fancy sinks in iai WIDTH soc.
leader 400.
All sizes.
sss ' Soc
Mems Summer weight Balbriggan Shirts and
25c
Ss s1h Sss 1s ap soc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-07
Women's Use. French Lisle Hose, 33

blue; warranted ia st color.
I Women's Fine Lace Isle
Hose. in gray, tan, black
and champagne; double heel
and toe. Special,
| Csc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-07
Pennsylvania at Georgetown Tomorrow


After two decisive defeats last year and
numerous others from this same team in
the past six seasons. Georgetown Will meet
Pennsylvania at the varsity field tomorrow
at 4 O'Clock and try to turn the tables on
their sturdy opponents. Aver will pitch
for Georgetown and It Is expected with dis
astrous results for Pennsylvania. In his
Ave exhibitions In the box so far he has
shown up remarkably steady and reliable.
Pennsylvania always has strong team,
but in this years varsity they will meet
as strong a nine as ever represented George
town. The fielding has been good. and the
batting heavy: the few pitchers that they
have met this season have been hit almost
at win when hits were needed. The pitch
ing staff, perhaps. is not as strong as that
of former years, but the team work In gem
eral Is so much stronger as to counter
balance the effect.
The visitors will remain in town over
Sunday and play Georgetown their second
game on Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-07
The New Paraso1s,

very satisfactory selecionn keeping with the correct
syesat moderate prices good choice $25 and SAYS
all the coors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-07

All-over lace, in pink and
Women's Fine Black Ma
CO Cotton Hose: high spliced
heel and double toe; Herms-
dorf dye: &c. value. Spe-
cial,
10c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-07
White Lawn

box plait of embroidery down f
three broad tucks on either 8
sleeve with tucked cuff.
Tucked stock. Actual value,
roc. Special for Saturday.......
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-07
Spring Suits for Boys

OF all-wool blue or black
and fancy mixtures-also
gray corduroy-all have
tapped seams-patent waist
bands-silk sewed-4 to II
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-07
= ~ - = = y = = = = = y y 81 34a4AA1AA
New Models Ready-fOr-Seryice
Suits at Fifteen Dollars.

We have demonstrated to you before that Suits fife
dollars the best We invest character and snap in Su
at that price than usually found in Suits you asked
twenty dollars for There is cleverness and distinction abe
them that unimitable
These come in Sack Suits, either single
double-breasted models of worsted cheviots, cass-
meres serges and thibets in all the new shades of
brown mixtures and broken checks ;aso plainb blues
and blacks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-07

Two-clasp Isle Gloves. in
tan. brown. mode. gray,
white and black. Special,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-07
YES From the Largest

S1.25 Quality Foster Hook
Gloves, in black, white and
the newest spring shades.
Special,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-07

Two-clasp Black Taffeta
Gloves. Special.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-07
08C.

"Kayser" Double tipped
Silk Gloves, in tan, mode,
gray, white and black. For
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-07

Toe. and 81. 90 Quality Eight
and Twelve button Length
White and Black Silk Gloves
for
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
The New
Bridge
Is Open

Cotton Bet .sate rains noN Hsa
the new bridge across he Missisian.
river at =Thehes@ H. doing away with
the ferry transfer and shortenio 9
schedules about an hour
The new bridge is cne Of the fires
pieces Of engineering work in rhs
country. giving the Cotton Belt an M
broken track 6f solid steel between
St. Louis and Southeast Missouri, Ar
kansas, Louisiana and Texas.
Two daily trains are operated 70
and from ST Louis. as fellows:
No. ? arrive ST Louis G:25 a. m.
No. arrive s.. Lonis Col p. N.
Nc. leave ST. Lonis 90 p. n.
No. . leave ST Louis $40 a m.
Trains , and 4 carry buffet sleeper
between Shreveport and St. Louis.
trains and carry sleeper between
Texas and St. Louis. All trains cary
char cars.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
Attentive
Service


Prore. attention = 6"r o.:S-
toners : The mans spr:1g q CIR
steadily growing SGcceSs No
trouble t. show goods i. any
time OF deliver the smallest
Item % your home. Come i:
when G.. a visiting @ shopping
expedition and rest yourself II
der electric tans; eee eoo.. haze
a cold glass Of soda water o.
dish o: :ce cream. We will be
& 'ad to give Foe or best atteti-
tion. We find i pays to De at
tenttI.e to cust stomerS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
IT IS sER0gs.
scr-e Pre- su4 PeooIe FsI % 7ecos
-ze .-e se-5cusress

a. -.s1 = q :,
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IT, pass a. - :. ..sa=g -
A,s ser.oss-.s Ees.4 .e
Dangerous urinary .s.s= sa-tow-
P.ae Eff ai.lzeh sa5W= go aa@
. aso.9 them.
P Al.4r. gardener Il 17t5 Ease
SKI avenue. sagz: Ny zxpe-.en e
a.-4 1e4n.=- K.d1aY Pills procured a
Maaa-Tan>er.l4s Drug Company. has
aeer * eee1ngly sarisfa tory. Il fact,
JUST as satisfactory as anything posi-
~ 5qt4 se 10 rot k1ow waae
n5af4 zoafs ak 20 They zroBBsd
-:a- aa.1 n ~ "a Z watch va alaaos'
1azs-a7r snd greatly sgzrasaes. ! I
COX 56.3 q st4 az e2fea 6as. eas 5
W.. Il .s=.s:sE ee tie a5szg +
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Il :teesssE. s5z=ss. T9eaas kinney
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a..5t soon rstsa > 5sz5se s.T..
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y \. sG.e ag=ze2 er - E-.-e1
Sfa-aS
Z 1z=zs - azzz= Leaz5 80 aks
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
patton
KNEW,THE SIZE.

\ Hast more nan tell. coed stosE
# trend Of hfs Waa recently as.
= M sa-agaa - charming yeaas
81
He a8HFv t57ar eaaaes#. . 81 n :
s5s57i5as 5.a=saaa when ais eye =eazs@a=
z95g.zza = faWes.a9. BET ef.az
ssas.e4 = hin an acceptable gift fer
..s taaces. He asked 4ae e.eeH .
aaee= assortment Of he belts en-
lie ea#atef. .sI.a4ies. helts22 q1leniad
fba POI t. salesman. sczetaiaiE, 81
Wat aize2e
The prospective bridegroom 5-asA=
81. r. ally he stammerea. ! a6a.t
know And II -azea a5oat hlna hal9-
..ezs.y for 3 moment Or 50. Finally.
aaf3v Thought appeared =. strike hin
4can,t sou ler ra have a yard.stick
for a momenf27 he asked. The yard
-eick being forthcoming. he placed
il alan9-id4 TIE inside Of his arn
from shoulder to wrist. Then .oos-
I..4 a!4 At t..e clerk. Il exclaimed. tri-
asaphaaty. twenty inchss.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
Walker Drug Co.
l2O Main Street.
New Saloon,
New Management

Hs4Y- 57fIg : ra- = o8tf st-a-Is4t---
ot G.arl=, H-ualpsits - 80 Man
stree y her- y = zsstF - 80 III
m I'D friends ain! siI-1#anz1n- e54f
s6Haaet This business % ne -an.=
figh 0iaU-, that Aa- ehafaet-riz
ny EFFORT Z lie at atai 1v-rYfs4s.
y Z ais IA. f-,t s4.siI 81 of F-a.e:4
tte NJ - : honest bHt tHrt-s4-
lr=a MT. 8: htat ans ra-
TIE as.-r srailti- . = / a-- eaa cigar,
aH5sitf- ny #9tr0 i#3r =Fe p4sf
= 3 - A. . ia.i H. Z. 20 fiaQanee ii
Z ~.s4f'- 9 = t5t3-fst~-~. an t1sr-
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09

NJ II = lefz6f az=#e=- = etae=.z
lati1a Il rHe GTaFH-c5 makes -as MY
cire4laf.6a 6zs 5eetaI aarsE s45-
scr -be-s failing a1=eaiss ae5E papers
porpefza. Al confer . faF#e 4F9H this
departIa ant 5y r. porting eae@l@zzaess
or failure "a deliver Il eaes PaaEe4
old Sc new IA.
ADAM. PRINTING COMPANY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
f659 E0R Love EN. YES.

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te54#49.=4 =34e4====za4 y. aaa9=a4 :
lHe proposition II Edward Atkinson
Ct Boston lat y women eaa 3zazs
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say =Ea Ieaaa t6fI64 aa #t8a ~
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es.t= =se5enee= =te=l llae=z s}es#9elt=aa= as
stated amount aaHia2 eae 1ear #
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al aaognment W5tata the limit ~
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she fa4z - eff6 =si4@-f -f#fea= # a saf4
ef@eeHt =Ht6beR sate 4sts nothing
Of eaarae tHfs 4elaH.e4f vii 0ia.
sbe probably mas splendid varefose
II begin On aad The So will he little
arf4 tfan the COT If repairs an2
"6riahtea.ae sln eaat ~ WIS Il ".
Another bic Advantage she ENJOYS IS
that size cen 4eH a@e=d Joshua tae
seductive =aa=ahfae.= =:at=55sts
iIa pan Felve- an sbe ansIaV.n4 Rus
sIan sahle 05theat attracting aazezse
criticism ia her set Al her friends
will knou fRat Us not The fact ma
aaa can na. afa.a hesa aaxH.iss hat
ffezents her wearing fhem She eta
pose as yicarious victim 10 scientific
iaqni1y Ra. hefe Is chance hat
With taH7 ate4 momentum Of
wardrobe e4@ent Is. he can appeaH
Il splendid a44anzaae in her own cir
tle aid hat re stranger viii feak aa
On fef a. candidate f6I the naof
farm or he home for the ffieadless
Tie eaai4e question epeneG MP BY
Nj atkinson y simply al eNamh!s
q iaiaae 4aea4v eteoHSe 4 woman
ear dress on 81 yaa4s How WI
shs vii appeas= depends tIHen . multi
ficity Of clements. aas she that sub
tlt ana namttess quality OF making
THINGS .ae a lens vaHs2 VIA. i
Ter social caste ana What are the De
mards opon her ttme and how o'ten
t0es size - afif = hat so}t e 2 start
did she hdyee # -ha s z bride she
nss IL al likelihood great many
'niues that will 'as' f# years i n"
near good market Whore sAe can
take a5lea4taaa- 6a5 gains and doc
she read he advertisements eye9y
morning. can .he 5uy weH2 How
mach inc las 81 at he1 disposal =
sew and min? Can .Ne sew an
trim Is She inefdiHate y ambitions
Il outshine her social companio
las She the aptitude for making
things over q j. She one Of thoss
I.IiahIy helpless brings Who must al
aays be coddled and fed with sil
yer spc5n9 Is she pretty Is hel
husband strong and has he feenla
job Docs she SING in The chnrcf
choir OF docs She love her husband
These are =enly few of the pertinen \
questions that entef INTO the propesi
tiGn
The entire controversy resolve
itself into This If nan or woman
simply has 10 do thing II can b
done Any woman can dress on Sc
wear although no one wishes he
the i'll luck of having it to do Sh
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
A NIGHT DEPARTURE
And First.Cless Service to Florida
Via Seuthern Railway

id SCQtrefh Ho ltNdy
Leave Mempa.s ln.on sepct. seth
IN railway t3a.n No. u { ?. n =
+ aiaiHe in sleeper at Chattanoo@a
TAX q next track. same station
THE CHICAGO AND FLORIDA
SPECIAL
Leaving 7:15 a n. iexcept Mondays
waieh suns solid VIA Atlanta Macon
and jessnp. arriving Jacksonville
same evening at 9:25 p. IA and St
A9ensfine Io.35 ?. n.
The train consists Of con 6inea
baggage and club car, four eleeaf'
pullna an sleepers and one dining car
Florida literature and berth reserN
at ons On applicati,n TO
G. A. DeSAVSSVRE, p P A
l. VI. DesAtssERE. c T A
Memphis Tenn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09

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Time Card P. E. ana W. Ky.

Train Ne. :, leave Hof Springs dai
y. 80 a -
Train No. :. at5tFe pfHa Puff Ga5Iy.
11s25 a. n.
Tris.l4 Ne@l.=Isaee= Pine H.af daily
l.:a0 n.
Tin ". !. arrive ttot Springs ..ai.
~ 80 2. n.
II y Atwood, .Aeent
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pislllGs SIC. Ed.

rze==Afe xaa 8a lever II
iEea1sa
:lagfis-I used t. . Ont net si1e
saw Fessendsn wife H sad !
vas his ideal. you rememoer- 8os.
eon TRANSCRIPT.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09

II EsHtAI At4I .tsl-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09
AeWs 7fs

We 8sfer One Hundred Dollars Re.
vard for any case If Gatarrh that
cannot be cured ~ Hal Gata-rh
C1lre
F ]. CHENEY Z 90, Toledo. o
Ne Undersigned, haFe #sagSn
+. j. cheHaV for the last - vaars. aa1
believe him perfectly honara i i. al
business transactions and taa1e.a =
ale 10 carry ont an Obligation .eaae
b rs firm
WAERfNe4. KfNN.AN K MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists T0.eao, O.
Halls Gatarrh cure s taken .zses-
nalI#5 acting ajsaetlE. 44an - a.G1a
and mucous surfaces II ehe system.
Testimonials sent free. Price &C. pr
bottle. Sold BY al druggists.
Take Hal Family Pills far eonatt,
patton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-09

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faftasien.
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for.a,.6a.
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TIE ooaa5s.oas Are Easy.
I,ettess So. 1ea1 With rae writ
4fs 4xF4e en- ACE = settled in the
=a#s.I4gz I-seze@ Sz6ald re- rev aszlea
s.or4z h4 6a4 Vsea 1e arrived. what
i -. ia 1a t.cs- carae. What meas
s.e-#lf s5aeass aas since crowned his
.ffsets aad ws.at : Z nks Of that por-
tt1n q - country il which he j.
located Letters .loud not be Iess
t.aa S60 mr. ire nan f.5h3 words
ea4r L. an3 - 5e used for the pur-
.osa e advertising The southwest.
.1tfess az Gesirtd not only from
ee..s.s.sfs az.a farmers. wives but also
t1dsa merchants. school teachers, eler-
2ya.en. fre.e sga1ss-one who has
sterY q - s4a 3he knows how 10
81 i. P1etlca1 contr buttons are
~ Vantes,
Al ear rot win prizes. o1t by their
ocntr fs,t.ons taey can assist The
Western T7a.. \ IS efforts to cello
rize and aphslz4 the southwest.
aeatest e:.es=s J me 50. 1905. Prizes
I'll - awsrae6 - soon thereafter
7asa.ts eaa = determined. Ad-
,:eess The Wes,era Trail. 736-l4t Van
p4reo street. Ct.caeo. IL
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-08

grammar department; 1.-THE Old Guard
Ncazic. high school chorus; I'm April"
Gounod, Misses Fletcher French. Cox and
Tuttlc reading, "rhc Boy Orator of
Zapata City" Frank r. 1ngersol; THE
Yeomans Wedding Song" Poniatowski,
high school chorus; solo. Our jack Tro-
tcrc, Howard French with male chorus;
"IIark. Apollo Strikes the Lyre.' Bishop,
high school chorus. Music under the d.
rection of n. nellie Hopkins. The proceeds
will go towards graduating expenses. 9th
or exercises of commencement week are
free.
The case Of Moses G. Fisher vs.. Joseph
Parizo of Winooski for trover and driving
n horse further than agreement. was
heard in Lawyer Allen Martins office yes
tcrday. The jury was Charles Barney,
j. W. Eailey. John r. Chafcy. e. q. Will
liams, L. 8. Lunt and q. s. Nichols. They
brought in a verdict of $15 damages and
costs of 1929 in favor of the plaintiff.
Allen Martin appeared for the plaintiff
and n. n. Dcavitt of Winooski for the de-
PENDANT.
The marriage of Miss Alice Blanche
johnson to Ralph Hale Stevens of Proctor
will take place at tho home of the bride $
parents. MIR. and Mrs. William b. John
son Wednesday evening. June 81. lnvi-
tatons have been issued for a reception to
he held from eight to ten o'clock. Mr..
Stevens is the son of MIR. and Mrs. w. c.
stevens formerly Of this village now of
Burlington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-08

THE crowd to witness the second game
~ the season between Richford ana
rnosburgh made a big show on the
grounds. The gate receipts were upward
of 5000.
Mrs. Arnold Burt, who has been in Vcr-
gennes for a year or more past. has de-
cided to return to town, and will occupy
her house as soon as its present tenant,
r. r. Young can find place. Her goods
are expected next week.-Mr. and Mrs
Walter Martin of South Hero are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Abcll.--Misses Beth
and Lucille Burt of burlington are spend
ing the week in town.-Miss Lila Arm
strong went to Manchester Wednesday,
where she has a position in n music store
Mrs. w. Il. Noble and children return
ed Wednesday to their home in Woods
vile. N. II. She was accompanied by her
mother. Mrs. Emma Kendall. who will
make a visit of few weeks. Mr. Noble
|spent Sunday in town.-Thc Rev. l.. T.
White was in St. Adams Tuesday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-08

an efficient accountant ut the office Of
the Porter Screen Manufacturing COM
rany. resigned his position Saturday
evening TO take up tho duties of cashier
of tho United States Life Insurance com
pdny az their Burlington office
at IL recent meeting of the members
of the Winooski band 1t was decided
to continue the organization and as
soon as arrangements arc completed
the concerts which were discontinued
on account of lack Of funds n few
weeks ago will be again resumed pro-
badly next week. The band will now
have a now leader. John +. Murdoch
being elected to fill that position to
succeed f. II. Potvin resigned. Arthur
Dcsautols was elected manager. An
effort was made to raise money for the
purchase of uniforms and to pay extra
men on concert nights.
Joseph Lavignc purchased yesterday
of Susan G. Plat of Burlington one
building lot on Plat street on which
ground will be broken soon for mo-
dern cottage.
son was born yesterday to Mr..
and Mrs. George Luck of West Allen
street
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Stewart, l.. r. Hunt and william
Trombley. attended the Hon. T.. A.
Sowlcs funeral at st. Adams last Thurs
day.-Thc ordination of Frank Ufford
will take place at the Baptist Church
Thursday. June Is. Dinner will be served
at the church vestry by the ladies'
Mrs. n. c. McNall and daughter of Mil
ton, visited Mrs. Russell Taft June ],
Tho Fairfax base ball team with their
ladies went to Bakersfield to play Satur-
day, June 3. they were beaten by to 0.
s.. c. Greene of St. Adams spent June
5 with c. u. Currin.-The Rev. Chas.
Stafford preached at the Baptist Church
Sunday. June AZ. G. Bishop and wife
spent June in Burlington.-Thc Rev. II.
q. Hunt expects to go to his camp in
New Hampshire the last Of this week for
few weeks stay for his health.-Thc
base ball game between w. d. Stewart
and G. c. Gillette teams resulted in
favor Of c. c. Gillette team by n score
of 20 to IL. 1t was a very exciting game
and called out a large crowd. --Hcman
Wheeler and wife of Burlington, visited
his uncle Rollin Wheeler last week.
Miss Mable orion. who has been spend
ing sometime with friends in Randolph,
returned home June 3.--The Eckardt
family of bell ringers June called out
n full house. the receipts being about
Sc. N. -Arthur Becman has returned from
his western trip.
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FRANKLIN.

Moses LOngc, an aged and respco ted
citizen died Saturday night His funeral
was held from the Catholic Church
Tuesday morning. /. Chandler spent
Sunday and Monday with his wife
Mrs. Helen. Miss Ella and FLOYD Randall
arc spending a week with friends in
Danville.--C. s. Gates is attending COM
Increment exercises a. Bakersfield this
week.-H c. Pomcroy of ST. Adams was
in town Tuesday to attend the funeral
Vt Moses I.onge Capt. G. W. Burlcson
and grandson were in town Tuesday
night.-Miss Pearl Patter. who has beer
in New York since last August, is spend
ing her vacation at her home.-M. d.
Ecnoit has opened a barber shop in the
Randall store.-Miss Winnie " ellis is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. l.. A. Hill.-Miss
Lou Farrsworth who has been making
her home Mt +. L. Hopkinss, left Wcdnes-
dav for Minneapolis. Mimi, whcro she Is
soon to be married and make her home. -
The Eckhardt bell ringers PLAYED to a full
house here Tuesday evening. This is their
second appearance here this season.
DR.. Sheldon has closed his Office here
and gone tn his fathers for a time, hop
ing to regain his health.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Chaffec of Berkshire Center
June 1.-The first quarterly meeting Will
be held in the Methodist Episcopal Church
next Sunday morning, June II. 1t is ex-
pectcd the new presiding elder. the Rev.
G. w. Hunt. OF ST. Adams will / G present.
Mrs. c. 4. Hill and Miss Anna Ladd
visited in East Fairfield over Sunday
a teachers meeting was held at Berk-
shire Center Wednesday afternoon
June =
a Loyal Temperance Legion has been
organized in this place with the following
officers: Superintendent. Miss Ellen Wag-
ner; president, Gertie Conklin: vice-presi l.
dent. Euncc Stanley: secretary. Gerald
Jones: corresponding secretary. Ruth Gill
bert; treasurer, Jessie Gilbert. The first
meeting was held Thursday evening, June
l. in the West Berkshire grammar school
room.-Mrs Marcia Rublec of Enosburef
Falls Is visiting at w. r. Noble Miss
Eva Blair visited at the home of the Rev.
and Mrs. a. w. Ford at st. Adams Bay
tuesday, NJ. o. Hicks went to Rich
ford Tuesday for q two weeks stay.