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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-11-09
A simple ThiRx. BnI

The wife Of Kansas farmer goi Tired
Of aSking him II ny things Ahont The
house ana one dSy after be had come
home from Town told him that she had
done the work herself
And Won knew she said, The
drawer that WAS locked Tor over S
month ana which yon said coaidn1 he
opened except by locksmiths Well,
riumphan5ly. 4 opened il, !"
We'll. well, How IN the world ana
ven do n.y.
,'Wlth halrpin And The oven
door. she continued. hiss hs-en slip
ping aronn5 "a one hinge Tor ever -
long lnsl t,ecsNse yoa were 100 lazy L
6x IL B0t lis al right nov.
We'll, I'm glad yoo hsd i fsed,
Had il fixed, fixed il myself with
hslrpin, and thai orsyan portrait a
mother that slaod n The corner for
almost SIX solid weeks because you
never wauld hiring me- any pieInrs
hooks, gai IL an Win hook msat
ness,lf, oug ii $ hsirpln.
Well, well. Was a. hs could sSy,
And there's Willie, y0u'se been
oasxing him for over $ ysar irving Il
break hin 0i hitting bis ualls, ana !
broke him IN 5 week
With h&irpns" hs In9 Uirso
Ne she snapped Don ~ 3
saassl N.1rh ghs oSes 81 a ha3rhrash
-EN
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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-11-09

N0l lans slnos younS fellow uaosr
iaok u lo.l 3 ST ola maid, when ths "a,
lowing conversation eIsns1, Eelia
zanEy, why 5onT yen gsI m2rrlsas
Tn 5usg - g0a1 ~ la@arlss1 nov
.'aaws shAlsF' We'll. g0a So I've
20. $ parrot an5 he dgses ths SWEARING
I've aa,1 a hog Sna hs dosss ne gr0nrng
I've e.,l \ Tom cal ana be sESys 0uI al
nishl. an5 I have shove SRa IA SMOKES
q th&l Is nos A. goo5 A. tbs AvsrSss
has Snd. 1hsn show NE
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-11-09
SENT AL NEIsaBORAoOD NEWS
0reisl Rnsiness Not Atnted at Ia
Communication

When il was hrsi arranged. nearly
atty Years age, lo have postmssiers
send in quarterly reports many queer
documents were received. One which
Is sin IN file in the postofics depart
menl. came from The little town Of
Waterford, IA ana is s. follows;
July the 2 lS56-MasIer limes bu-
chsnan President Of United States
Dear Sur; Bean required by the in
slr0olians II the postoffiee 10 report
quarterly, I now iaolhll thai piraSin
dnty by reportin IS follows, The
aarveStin' has been goin' on pretty
we'll and most of the nshurs have got
thur catlin' shont dun, wherl Is hard y
an average crop, on rollin lans corn
Is vellowish. and won't cut more Than
Ten 10 6fieen aaashils n the Skir and
The hsalth ri The camitlie Is only iol-
eral, meesils and colery haN broke Out
in about . and half miles oi hear
THAR are = powerful awaken On The
snhies II rslisin in The potts nabur-
haad sna more sopls are bean msds 10
know thur sins forgiven Miss nancy
smith us.er nahur had twins day
before yesterday ana one nj Them i :
poar scraggy thing and won9 live hali
Is DAYS This is shout all j know and
have Il report this quarter give my
respects To Mrs, buchanan and snh-
scrib myself your Traoly, Abigail
Jenkins
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-11-09

EollsF e1lars1 Ere az arms
srslls, liz ---slllE.c L. fa-ce -Ss-n Il
s-oly ana s.=@k German T1s-e mas
lss s-rols lr Fs-iel-s IL fzvsr II refnc
llls II fs-sga- ~ e-.a2rry = 3 STALE
a haa8c enz-E IS COMPELLING 1lisIG "a
sEssAk gl,e sa1-1s l-47lsL-ss. d-1 Tx am
cElCy ~ accomplishing sleA -ssaE la
. s-asa--y a.-ou l1 l-l.iz.- - .i,.r'.ian Il
rals Fashion q POLAND : almost IN
s1lsa-s1l.=
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-11-09

Thai i Is easy II annex r-ousls
while picking up $ supposedly good
thing IS shown n rhe case u Hswzl
and The labor problem II those oacs
fruitful Islands in the mia-Pac-hc. Chi
nsss coolies have f0- wears been barred
from The Hawaiian sugar fields. VIII
Tie rzSul1 that Tie sugar growing Il
ausr,y. which : TIE hinge upon which
Hsw2H's prosperity swings. Is said =
X, s Thing If The past
The RswaliAns. we 2re told hy NJ.
Dole. an authority on our new ac9u'si
non. have valn1y tried u SCI al0Hs
with Portuguese lai,or ana then w.rh
Japanese. The CRY : now fo- Chinese
ana the Argument PM 40 10y Rundown
rrs Snd wage PAYERS Is that me ur,,a
NJ u TIE Islands = al expended 90
tbs .p-o5nc-s II American lal.ar Il thR
Hawaiian planters car Es1 Ihe kind a
lssln they u=s5 The plantations WI
gisla millions II doliars every year =
sad Il uur NATIONAL wealth
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-11-09

We are n recalpi NJ al pnns-
uSl,y handsome tri-color PIANO
rsnie view II Nan&lohsa from
rhe once of Senator Arthur
Gam, n shs re5 apple o5Jy, AS
S WORK II ths printer SRI II
woEl5 re $ credit - 8 CITY many
tunes the she II Wanalohs.a A
marginal imprint says il was Ell
S-svs5 ana printed by The Re
public Press Sci gl0rl1csn0n
ssaln crapS oE1 when one reads.
Engraved 81 The Republic Of
nee. Thsrs i noI 81 eighth
grade SchOsol boy n the srS1s n
Va Washington, knowing Ghs sias 0f
9enSsohse, oN1 thSl 2lSo knows
TINS i fAlSshoa5 ana 6ecsp-
non. IN these GAYS II 5lHnsa
information every boy aligl bic
a. the gram mSr grade knows
InS1 s plant making ms clSSS II
color pruning pilates belongs Il
= cyy 0f TWO hundred thousand
population ana woll2 De- s.
mach oaI II place IN s town If
two thousand inAShl Rants s.
woal5 $ copy Il AsnIs Critic ~
of Pare Reason IN Ihs 1spss Il
s SlwSSh ln1lRG-
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-11-09
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER -, 1909.
rae REStLr or THE ELECrIoN

The battle of the ballots is
over. Hearst was defeated in
New York and Gooding was
elected in Idaho.
In our own state everything
has gone republican by Increased
maloritieS
In cur own comfy Of Chelan
the battle ragged fiercely from the
time the polls opened until they
closed. The republican party
gained a sheriff and LOST the
auditor,
Both parties put mp men for
the several county Offices against
whom As men ana citizens moth
ing was charged.
The Nenatchee Republic made
a strong tight against eight OF
the candidates on the republican
ticket and one of these, Mr. Carl
Christensen, republican candl.
date for county auditor, was de
feated by a very slender ma
lority. Mr. Webb, the demo
cratic incumbent Of the sheriff :
ONCE, was defeated by Mr., f. t.
Stowen, a republican, 80 thai in
Numbers the republican party
stands today just where il did
before the election Ii LOST al
auditor ana gained a sheriff
DiSafec1ed members Of the re
publican party in Wenatches
conpaSSe3 the defeat of Mr.
Christensen and did all they
could Ia defeat SIX other oandi
dates On the republican ticket
In no sense does Mr.. Christensen
owe his defeat 10 the opposition
af the Nenatchee Repahho The
fact that he hs1 held the Office 81
coantg clerk TWO terms cost him
some republican votes, bat hs
woald have lost these II The Re
pablo had supported HMM
deed. his defeat would have beer
more decisive, as The Republic
has the peculiar faculty nj help
ing The cause il opposes, We
have honestly held this belief
which was Justified in NenatcheS
the aay before the election, whsI
I'VE men made the unsolicited
statement that the course Of ths
Wenalchee RepQhllc had helpeG
them reach the determination Il
vote the straight republican
ticket.
That no credit is due The Re
public for The defeat ii Mr.
Christensen none knew quite -
well SS those who voted sgalnSl
him. They know The Republic
hSa nothing 10 30 with theil
vote
Og The republican vote il
Wsnatchaa and rs effect ON ths
future course # the pSrJy, VIZ
nav comment when the ofhclS.
returns are II.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-11-09

The za-id = lauE1llsss ~ sass 1SgsSS lNn
history wAica makes -aousS Nv an
fssacasl-sy c $ hsm0-easSss S-ses 4
glorious -saEu 1,us -hs Russians an
uo1 ne ollsy ne.gils WaS have Scgat
Rh1zl.,-s-s In -llalr AlSsoss.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-11-09

-6-1fre-> s-yS me Atlanta Journal
shave a5-zl 5.s-l.s-4- themselves Is
policemen -.24 szlslss-z4- su1gss ,4ls.--lll-
TO f2s, and c.liseclIls ans's r-eu
-Aem IL extern E3ou az zllAs nlsl4
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ca taa tsct -Azt rtss Sa1nlns Albania
finest dom sap zls Ss.s-eas-s i = =
n sazils. a-hsr cc1sS
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-11-09

II l. sanre-lllnE El1aesIhs- lovely n
rss5 1iie srory AZ me farmer V-he wzs
xNinzie1 en- II s23s nineteen Tsa-s
Eso and who Recently received q ris-
-~al NE stranger WAp relieved -
~ his maAsy ana : reimbursed NJ ra
Interest Perhaps rs 3 genuine ra>-
q. cansci-Dcs- lsUI il has al rAa sl-
marks a game 10 Eslck lp us0-e -asR
name
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-11-09

Two coll7,zI-izs have racsnssy sSSe1
he Della VIA Insurance 1or 1ASus De
posts THIS igsS nag nsc<>SaTley GDsaz
shat rhe gazlzss@nlsss VIA institute Ezl
rare examinations az 1lss .sszlSs Which
rAsy guarantee L'asy J. EDs-s,,y ss,Ss
ehznczS- - A. al lnSu-znce SgSsausS
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-11-09

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uAn via l@.i5 -. ,NN1 sz<S,aasss ~ q
seat al tlss Szae& k1chS1ass ~aoaGa va
uutsa- - Sand u @n& -SVS Z e =
laay~
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-11-09

A z-l-gsad nan advertised far wi1s
E11 t-s-l-s liz 1sE-sEssl-=- 1l1 is--s-.
0U- Al A8lr had s-Zzza1 u1a-s IL
Stead u 1sl1g E-Nrs-ll Ia -lE= lra-esr b.
began EicEnE i==-auss Lax Vas OILY q
iV=z1 T. Zss a1s ~ u ne 1EueL
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-11-09

An As7r Assl-sSS = % AaessS 81 ~
lz1r devoid ~ Ves&lsAN aSNNn,laeS !,
-1ss Gisgsrsa-s p ; .tsSs ~ wa 4,
ssy Al s-1ns-" ss'. ~ q ~ az sa.ss
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-11-09

T1ae 1-lsh Esu-s1n crop K EEAI -sIt-e-
- Il * Z eElu-s The IRISH Gsa-z-.
c-o1 seems "a X IS uncertain IS III
peach c-1E-1u- when is T. failure l-'-
-szIsy s failure. and rhars ulss-- r
differs 1raM zhz rzeulss-E- Vr E.aael
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-11-09
ELECTION RETURNS
Very Light Vote Cast in This
Precinct
$40 REGISTERED llj VOTED
Republicans eel HNcrN 0rticc In the
County kSNcepI The
Auditor

A fun vote in this precinct
would closely approximate 4oo.
On account Of the short time
allowed voters to register, tive
weeks, only $40 names we're reg
isiered. To sun further cat
down our vote a cold ram fell al.
aay Tuesday. making the coan.
Try roads and the streets very
bad, 50 that only 2lS votes We're
caS1, OF this number Judge
King received To-, being ths
highest vote given for any can
didate. With the exception q
DR.. Saunders every candidate on
the republican ticket received
majority.
Following Is the official vote
at this place for county officers
The full county returns canno
be had al this time, hni Will bs
published next week
State Representative Soth Dist,
J. J. King To-
Conrad Rose s.
County Sheriff
Elmer +, Stowen IL
4. p. Webb Sc
County Clerk
J, Leigh Campbell lS5
Jas. Il. Mcclellan o.
CoapIy Auditor
Carl Christensen lS5
John Godfrey 69
County Treasurer
Z. +, Rnutles las
George LeSsenger y
County Attorney
Henry Grass Isl
" . Parr a.
County Assessor
Martin r, Spencer la
Rlhou T. Ralch 3
Comfy School Superintendent
E. Z. BowerSoX 10
Pauline Jacobs 81
County Surveyor
l. a. Navarro l59
- Prowell ]
County Coroner
Il. A. Saunders -
4 ". HoxSey lis
Comfy Commissioners
First District
". \. Sanders is
Jas, Compton -
Second District
Il. ". Gus 81
}. r Ramsey To-
Thlra District
Joseph Darnell lao
Thomas Henderson 81
Justice Of the Peace
T. :, Taylor As
IA King
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-11-09

a wa-l1wise priest has iIVsl-s-- d
bnckls winch VII tend 10 k==a nlar
run rlaa Need ~ swearing Tbs sa.vt-
ne problem a. "a U-hs1 wives are -
give -tizir husbands for C1ris-l-as
w-nscA Wi l.e Al oncs nOEal and u=-. si
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-12
Shooters Of Birds warned.

Editor Times: There has been 4
great deal Of shooting on the farms
within the city limits since September
1st. As there is no legitimate game
here, this shooting means the Wholesale
destruction Of our song birds, which arc
protected by state law.
Section IS Of chapter IA, page 81 Of
the revised city ordinances. reads as fol.
lows No person except on his own
premises, OF by the consent Of the own.
er or occupant Of the premises. and ex-
ccpt IN the performance Of some duty
required by law. shall discharge any gun,
pistol OF other frearm loaded with ball
or shot or with powder only, or fire
crackers, serpent or other preparations
whereof gunpowder OF other explosive
substance i an ingredient or which con.
sists wholly OF the same. The penalty
for violating this section is fine ii
from one to one hundred dollars in the
discretion Of the court.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-12
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Iew fall garments a Perry's

New fall garments at Perry's.
Bargains in ranges at the n. D. Phelps
Company.
The N. d. Phelps Co. are closing out
two lines Of ranges at cost.
6. w. Hunt is quite sick Of compIica-
ton Of diseases at his home on Wash.
ington street
The special train to the Mortified
fair this morning took $50 people from
this city and vicinity.
Sheet music, slightly soiIed, closing
out at Zoe per sheet or three for use.
Averill music company.
GiIbertsons full orchestra win give
a concert and dance az Dewey park Fri
cay evening, commencing at 100 O'Clock
A special meeting OF the Barre Rang
crs will be held in the pavilion tonight,
"Wednesday, at 7 p. m. Al. Wishart,
President.
The regular convocation OF Ruth
Chapter, No 80, o. +. s., viii be held
"Wednesday evening, September IL. at
730 o'clock. Althe officers are request
led to be present.
=. X. Averill offers for sale his house
and lot, on the corner Of Hill and Wash
sngton streets. This is good chance
for some one TO invest as we understand
his price is very low. Address l.. X.
Averill, +. I. D., No. 2. Phone 3sl.3.
Ask for d free sample 81 RcxaIl
Orderlies, a new produce which has been
proven by actual test to be the hest
laxative and eathartic known to medical
science. Pleasant to taste, no gripping.
no pain. Toe and 25c. Red Cross Phar.
macy.
Charles s. Curier, formerly city en-
cneer of Barre, arrived IN Barre last
evening for short visit with his father.
&c. T., and his brother, K s. Currier. lie
is DOW located in South Carolina. Mrs.
Currier is here also having been spending
The summer with relatives III Meredith.
n. II.
Nat NJ. wis with a good supporting
company dropped OFF in Barre last night
while on his way from Montreal TO Bos-
ton and pleased fair-sized audience at
the Barre opera house with his drolleries
ard songs The company is Just from the
academy theatre in Montreal and will
open in the Globe in Boston next week.
Mr. Wills established bis reputation in
Earre as comedian and would be sure
ot 4 big house on the next visit. The
programme announced that "Mr. Wills
viii sing few parodies" in the third
aCt. he had Ia 4in0 ninp of fhau, hafatn
the audience let mp on him. The entire
company was one Of the eleanest eyer
seen in this city and the performance
was also ono Of the best Of its kind ever
given here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-12
WILLIAMSBURG.


Charles Williams has finished work in
G. Il. Ingalls, meat market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Cole have moved
to her fathers, George Edwards.
A large number Of our townspeople
are attending the Northiield fair this
week.
Miss Sadie Fi6eld went today to Beth.
ell, whore she win attend the high
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Edison and son,
Leo, returned Monday from their trip
to Chicago
Clinton Philbrick Of st. Adams and
Miss May York were married by the
Rev William Schoield yesterday
Mrs. William TindalI returned yestcr-
day from Burlington and viii stay here
for while, She reports the doctor
slightly improved.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-12
Good Moving Pictures.

Edward j. Hadley's moving pictures,
which were shown at two performances
il the Rutland opera house YESTERDAY
drew a large crowd in spite Of the Labor
DAY celebrations going on in other parts
ot the city. This IS Hadley's fourth sea
son here, and he has never yet failed To
mike good.
His exhibition is much above the aver
aye moving picture show. and the sub
jects he chooses are refined, artistic and
instructive. The start OF the Peary
Arctic expedition, which left for the
north about year ago and which may
not be heard from for two more years
the recent auto races at Ormond beach
Florida, III which Stanley steam car i
seen booming along at the rate OF 12u
miles an hour; life in India and mysti-
Tying series OF magic pictures posed bg
tho famous Prof. Alclics of Paris were
the features Of the show Rutland Her
nd, Az the opera house Wednesday
night; tickets now on sale.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-12
SOMETHING NEW.
Very Low Rates in September and 0cto.
Der from New York to Green
Mountain Resorts.

20 enable people hi New York, Brook
Ign and large cities IN Connecticut TO
come to Vermont and Lake Champaign
in September and the early part Of Octo-
Der (Which season OF the year is consid
cred AZ being the most beautiful, as at
that time the foliage ii changing q its
outumnal tints) the New York, New
Haven q Hartford r. r., in connection
with the Boston & Maine and Central
Vermont Ry, viii sell round trip tickets
at single fare plus $1.00 to Vermont
points, All rail via Springfield and White
River 1ct tic popular through ear line
to I'LL Vermont resorts.
Tickets will be good going September
llsth and every day thereafter up to and
including October 9TH, and will he good
returning to arrive back at starting
point until October 3I, 1906.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-12
EAST BARRE.

There viii be social dance in the
opera house on Saturday, September is,
Giibertson's orchestra. Dancing till
III. Bill so cents.
The county convention of Sunday
school meets in our town this week, the
sessions to last from Friday noon to
Saturday noon. The people here are
showing themselves very generous in do
ing their part 50 far and we hope that
they viii turn out to the meetings, cs-
pecialiy the Friday evening session,
which bids fair to be very interesting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

II. n Stanley, the wen known trance
medium, has returned and can be con.
suited for short time at The Otis,
room 6, second floor Office hours . to
II; to 5 and I 70 ? p. m.
Auctionl Wednesday, September is,
. b, pl., Main street, next to u. A.
Prindle's hardware store, lot Of house
hold goods; t'lenwood range, iron bed
steads, iron upholstered couch, tables,
l<Itch ware, etc, etc, to the highest
bidder. Owner going abroad. Herbert
A. Rrgg, auctioneer.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08

been brought in. IA se eatcnes nave
'ilolor coat races IN the latter nar+ os
.e 1ty ana August viii undoubtedly eclipse anv
rs VI Che kind ever held here as there ara
several new and speedy boats on the river This
N'iier- one which has attracted the creates,
amount OF interest is owned by Alexander +
H' OF syracuse II is guaranteed to 20
S-nVe miles an hour. with a possible speed
20 A9' ''y miles, The boat has an eight cylinder
A'O-horSepower engine and weighs 1900 mounds
Oh Monday a party OF two hundred tourists
rom New York and Brooklyn arrived at the
columbian Hotel for a stay OF three days On
Wednesday a special excursion was pin -
Alngston on the steam yacht Castanet OF the
Captain Visger Line Although 1t started 70 rai,
early in the morning. the weather soon cleared
up ana the trip proved pleasant one Alter
viewing the historic Canadian city ths marty
came Oack TO the Columbian and returned 10
their homes the next day.
The first dance at the Columbian vaq bo,a -
Tuesday. and we'll attended. These boD.
VIII be held Tuesday. Thursday and Satur5sv
nights for the rest Of the season
Louis NJ Hart. OF New York is snaD5tr,. =, e..
DAYS at the Thousand Islands "
Dr ana Mrs j. NJ. Gibbons. OF New York. ara
occupying a cottage at St Lawrence Park FOR
William P Rae and family. OF BROOKLYN. have
opened their new cottage at ST lawrence Pe -
9S 49, % stay uhtll late IN September
FroIessor a Sherman. principal OF one Of
@ ne BFookIyn public schools. has bought a cot
LSse at Thousand Island Park. facing CRYSTAL
structed. '-'
X n Rose. OF New York has opened Hia-
"aLha Lodge, at FrOntenac. for the summer
w n Hayes and family. OF New York are at
the Frontenac for an extended stay. The trip
from New York was made in Mr. Hayes's auto
mobile
5 P. Smith. Of New York. is among those al
the Frontenac- He expects TO remain there for
the entire season.
In the golf tournament at FFOntenac last Non
day the second prize was won by ]. F. O'Rourke.
OF New York the third by Charles Gartensteig.
also OF New York.
AIr and Mrs w L. Howitz. OF New York are
spending a week at the Lotus Hotel. at Sc.
Lawrence Park
Three hundred tourists from New YORK stopped
at the Hubbard House Sunday night N-t weAr
70 Montreal the next day.
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first two weeks in September. and the discussion
Will be confined the subjects Of Modern Meth
DDS of Sunday School Work. Evangelism and
Missions Among the speakers who will be pres
erett Hale. il. Of Union College; the Rev. DR..
Samuel Morse Hodge. of Union Theological Semi
nary; eX-President Ballantine of Oberliu College
and other prominent religious workers.
Saturday and the conditions at this hotel point to
the most prosperous season in the history OF the
mouse The management served elaborate din
ner on the Fourth, and in the evening there was
dancing in the ballroom
on Monday evening Miss Sarah Churchill gave
dinner party at the Rexmere in honor Of her two
nieces. the Misses Edna and Marion WHEREBY
Among the girl friends OF the Misses WHEREBY in-
vited were Miss Marion Becker, Miss E. Becker.
MISS Ethel ESossn. Miss Madeleine ROssin, Miss
katherine Culbert. Miss Ellen Clouse. Miss Frances
Perry Miss Ottilia Bachiller and Miss Esther
BachIler of New York
Mr. and Mrs A. D. Middleton. OF New York are
again occupying HaIceta. their summer home in
has been rented by Mrs. J. NJ Adrian. of New York.
The Far View House is enjoying n prosperous
summer. HageT's Lake. short distance from this
house, furnishes ceent boating facilities and is
favorite spot for fishermen
Mrs. Z. F Freystadt. OF New York has leased
the Govern cottage. on the Mountain Road. Mr..
and Mrs w ". Overman. of New York, have
turned 10 spend their third summer at Honeymoon
cottage in Churchill Park
At Kendall Place there have been numerous ar
rivals this week, and a very successful season IS
under wav-
Bridge whist is the popular amusement at the
Westnolm. and there are many interesting games
daily. The first of series Of card parties ~ take
place at this house VIII be given in the parlors this
evening, and viii he progressive military euchre
At CTreyCouTt Inn the season IS well under way.
and recent arrivals at this house included numerous
guests. who have been returning for many sum