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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-31

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

Es
NHEREAS, John l.. Dyer, OF Cambri ige.
w hidolesex county, Massachusetts, BY
his mortgage deed date May Is. 1904 record ed
in Hancock county. Maine, registry of deeds,
In book fo7, page 23o. conveyed TO us, the I'M.
dersigned, q certain parcel OF real estate sit.
uated in the county Of Hancock and thus de-
scribtd in sal moFi gage, VIZ:
"a certain lot or parcel OF land lying and
being In the towns OF Mount Desert and Ire
mont in the county Of Hancock and State Of
Msine, and bounded aud described as follows
10 wit: Bounded on the north by land of
heirs of Asa Wasgatt; bounded on the east bv
land OF Reuben Carter, NJ. L. Allen and land
now or formerly owned by Andrew J. Carter;
bounded on the south by land OF heirs OF
Henry II. CLARK; bounded on the west by the
shores OF Great or Long pond and containing
one hundred and twelve acres, more or less
and being the same premises decided to ms
this day by deed Of even date by said John w
somes. John ]. somes and Thaddeus g..
Somes."
And whereas the condition of said mortgage
has been broken and remains unperformed.
Now. therefore. by reason of the breach OF
the condition thereof we claim foreclosure
of said mortgage and give this notice for
that purpose. JOAN W. SoMEs.
JOHN j. SoMEs.
THADDEus 8. SoaRs
By their attorney, j. A. Peters.
January 80 1906.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-31

How's Thise
We on Doe Hundred roilars Reward for
ntfy case OF .ntsrrh that Cannot be curee ny
Hairs Caiarrh Cure.
CHENEY Il c D.. Toledo. o.
We, q antier-iNned, have known r. L.
Cheney for the lat rs years ana believe him
perftsi hanoral l. in I'll bu~ine 6 transactions
and hnnn.tallg abie 10 carry out any obligations
made ~ bis firm
wALDrsG KIssAS 4 MARVIN,
Mhoieralr iiruggists. Toledo o.
Hali's Catarrh Cure / taken Internally, aeting
directly upon the blood and nsncnus surfaces al
the system Testimorisl- sent FIRE. Price rs
cents q 10th" III Nv all lbrussi-ts
Take H'Hs Family Pills fnr constipation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-31

The Hancock County Democrats at
tempt to convince itself by webster's
dictionary that uncollected taxes are
an asset which can properly be figured
as an offset to the city debt, is ludi-
erous. II you owe man $40 and
another man OF (somewhat doubtful
eredit) owes you s5; therefore you owe
only s5. TIN AMERICAN did not say
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-31
CARD OF THANKS.
w

UyILL our dear friends ard neighbors
w please accept our heartfelt thanks for
kindness shown us In our late bereavement in
the loss OF our darling baby7 And may they re-
member the words OF the Master when He said:
at Is more blessed to give than to receive"
Mr.. AND Mas. CHARLES SrAcKPoLz.
MR. AND MRS WILSON GILRERT,
Northeast Harbor, Jan, a. 1906
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-31

The brown-tail moth nests are reported
as found at West Franklin. In some
towns the school children have become
interested in the fight against the invasion
OF this pest, and have entered into q
friendly contest 10 see which one can
bring in the greatest number of nests.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-31

Here's something to jot down in your
weather diary; Tunk pond still open
below the narrows on Jan. -. Vessels
sailing up to Bluehill and loading stone
last week in January.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-31
DISSOLUTION or PARTNERsHIP

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm Of
~ Floyd Haynes has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent. J. L. Floyd retir-
ing. The business will be continued by J. A.
Haynes, to whom all outstanding bills OF the
the firm will be settled. J. l.. FLoYD.
Jan. Q, 1905. J. A. HAYNES.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-31

Hancock county hunters did not kill all
the moose in the county during the past
season. Two moose were seen at
walthsm Sunday.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-31

Our West Franklin correspondent says
this has been the warmest January in
sixteen years. Let's hear something
about some of those open winters Of the
mast
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-31

Franklin il still feeling earthquakes.
Slight shocks are reported early on the
mornings Of Jan. 10 and q.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-31
COUNTY GOSSIP.

Talk about measlesi Eastbrook has had
sixty-five cases during the prevailing
epidemic
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-31
Special NuIurs.
; (NI~/N~F-< -
CARD DE THANKS.

CARD OF THANKS.
NYE desire to thank the neighbors and
w friends for their untiring care OF our
departed one during her long illness, and the
doctor who was SO faithful. never refusing to
come day or night. AAAsA B. YOUNG.
MRS. LAURA CAsDAGK.
East Surry. Jan. 70, 1905.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-31

The correspondent from Surry writes
that pussy willows are plenty there, and
from another town near by that pansies
have been picked. Trenton Is not far
behind. as q branch OF pussy willows was
brought in by Mrs. Mary Darks Friday,
and the report is that Mayhowers have
been picked.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-31
Y,ost.

N~~s~~~-~~~~N~~-~<~ ~-~~-~-~@%@1O
II 1TTEN-On Tuesday. tiger coon kitten.
IA Finder will be rewarded by returning to
siss FRANCES HALL. School ST.. Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-31

ITO mot trespass In Cuniculocus Park. I
~ demand protection TO life and property
from the county Of Hancock. the 6tatA Of
Maine. and the unit~S Ststes Of America.
MAnY @. FnnIx AuDx1N.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-31

Signs of spring 90 multiply. Mrs.
Nellie Joyce, of Colts Island, brought to
our correspondent there on Jan. q, live
caterpillar. At Otis Ruth Warren gath
cred bunch of fully developed May
flowers last week, also elderberry buds
and pansies. Trenton also reports pussy
willows and Mayfiowers. Robins have
put IN an appearance at West Franklin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-31

Entering grange meeting in session
without initiation into the mysteries is
evidently not so easy as an item sent by
our West Franklin correspondent would
imply. Our North Franklin correspond
emit, evidently among the initiated, takes
him to task as follows:
Just few words In rrxari TO stsfrmt Mt
made by your West Ftaaklia correp Dos IL. I
about a man IRON that part of tire town OF his
way to Sorrentn to attend Fore-trrs' ihst4lla-
zion. who made n mistake and entered grange
m citing which wa. in full hast II the c ire.
sPondent thinks that any man who hsppena o
get Lost can enter a grange hail while the zra-ge
l. III session. or full hiatt. he term &c. let him
Try II for himself. He will he likely tu tiBd that
knowledge of somsthing besides planning corn
ahd raising ebickens IL needed To admit him
even to the FIRST floor, or through the DIRE. sAts.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-31

The sequel to the letter written to Gov
ernor Cobb and President Roosevelt by a
little Hancock county school girl, asking
for assistance for the school, comes from
little girl was Margaret Searles, of the
Devereux district, Penobscot. In reply to
her letter, Governor Cobb wrote her an
encouraging letter and presented ths
school with dictionary and map of
Maine, and sent the little girl dollar for
herself
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-02
Pa Idnd6t ON h0St6n.

ON hosten har bonden raft manga be.
styr,
Der han utpa landet Dor gratis.
Hans gumma hon kardar och waiver
och syr,
Och gubben han plockar potatis.
Han sysslar med r0kning af bin att ca
honing, "
Med slagtning och troskning och pioi.
ming och saning.
Nor spinner ON qvallen vid brasan
slit lin,
Och pigan ON lad'gar'n har sk0tseI,
Och far bolmar askmoln ur langpipan
sin
SAINT pratar ON h0strag och g0dsel,
ON veden, som salts och ar nu pa
~seglatsen
Att varma sma fr0knar i s~torstadspas
latsen.
Och g~rebban o tanker pa karleE
och smek.
Der eldrod hon star vid sin gryta,
Men far tanker sorgsen pa stort hypos
TEX,
Ty smart sjabinOtterna tryta.
Da saljer han kosserna "Stjerna' och
Kara
Den treble Oktober pa marknad %
Skara.
Der far man sig roa pa ~hundrade sats
satt
Och draga fran stale till stale. I
Och der koper Pelle at Stina sjalettJ
Och Stina en- dosa at Pelle.
Iva mullbankar tar han ur fastemo,
gafvan, y
l underlapp en- och den andre der-ot.
an.
NJ tranorna fytta fran hembygdens
vra, y
Der foga de varit till nytta; 81
Den tjugondefjerde October ocksa
De alskade pigorna lytta. y
De fytta till stan i en- myllraude roras
Och presterna ia EFT sju helsikes CORA.
ON hosten de gifta sig NEST ofverallt
Och fra sma brollop med gammanE
Ty mar Diet blir mulet och kulet och
kallt, ~
De onska ia krypa tillsamman. '
Och karleken sjuder sa warm uti sbrG
stem, -
Trots frosten och kylan och stormeu
ON h0sten.
GustavussS
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-02

pa Diet unga paret utan gick bort SIs
dem med EFT bredt leende pa slit an
sigte.
God dag, mitt unga herrskap.
helsade han. bet g0r nina gamla
0gon godt att sc er. Nj har vackert
vader for er brollopstripp. just sadant
som jag och hustru min hade da vi
for fyrtio ar sen gjorde var brollops-
resa.
Elott med m5da formadde Diana
och Lightborne lagga band pa sin
skrattlust. Mar han erbj0d sig att visa
dem kyrkan afbojde de delta for att 4
stallet skynda tillbaka till slit akdon.
Man kan inte klandra honom ell
Ter de andra. SADIE nu Diana f0rlagen
ton. Jag borde ha tagit Angelina med
mig och int gait in pa att fara hit en-
dast i ert sallskap.
- bet ar nog min skull att man Ia
git oss for EFT nygift par, svarade han 1
helt a~llvarlig ton Jag inbillade mig
hela tiden att vi voro ute pa var br0I-
lopsresa och sa var det ju bara en- ge-
neralrepitition.
- Hvad. -. hvad menar nj? franz
stammade hon, som blifvit mycket rod.
Jag att Diet DIR en- general
REPETITION af var b~rollopstripp. Fa vi
Ell kalla Diet sa. dyraste Diana? 0det
har ju redan bestamdt oss for hvar-
andra. Intresant, du will bli min for
lifvet och foretaga en- verklig broi-
lopstripp i mitt sallskap.
Att hennes svar var jakande bevisas
bast deraf, att mar de aret derpa pa
nytt foro ofyer Atlanten voro de stad-
da pa IN verklig br%0llopsresa. Afven
nu gjorde de efter ankomsten till Lon
don EFT bes0k pa den gamla kyrko-
garden i Stoke Pogis. Men denna
gang togo hvarken kondukt0rer, por-
tierer. hyrkuskar eller k~yrkovaktare
dem for EFT pa br0Ilopsresa stadt
%brudpar.
- Har ha vi EFT talarde bevis for
sanningen af Diet pastaendet sit publi-
ken aldrig skulle ia bevista generalre-
petitioner, SADIE Lightborne skrattan-
de till sin unga maka da hon gjorde
honom uppmarksam pa delta faktum.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-02

fortiaiaiue uppgaf nodrop, s6kte IL
artngen ,rosta honom med orden:
"Tyst nj. tills Anton kommer, "a ska
VI ara opp err. Och Diet dr0jde int
hnge forran Anton var alter vid olycks-
piatsen med stAngen och gubben var
raddad. Dc bAda genomvata blefvo
ssn raft starxn kdsden alldeles stel.
frusna. men kryado smart till sig igen,
sedan de ! EFT narbelaget hus fatt
lampl'g ward.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-02
oREsRo .LxN. Runqvlstska post.

CHEbHO Lam. HunqvistSka post
forskingrinaen. Den 5 Jan. a~fkunnade
Nora rAdhusratt dom / Diet mot post
expedit0ren G. e. Runqvist ~anhangig-
gjorda atalet for forfalskning och for
skingring. Ratten ansag pa grund az
EFT intyg fran medicinalstyrelsen for
mildrande omstandigheter foreligga
och d0mde den tilltalade att undergo
straffarbete 1 iva ar, att forklaras O.
vardig att / rikets tjenst vildare nytt-
jas, att vara medborgerligt fortroende
f0rlustig / EFT ar utofver strafftiden
SAINT att ersatta p%ostverket ISL kr. Al
ore fo~rskingrade och Ell ersatta post.
medel, Runqvist f0rklarade sig mold
med domen.
Arbetets faror. En- sextioettarig ar
arbetare Wilhelm Anderson, anstalId
vid Bergqvists yllefabrik / Askersund,
rakade, da han d. 8 Jan. skulle lagga
en- rem pa en- skifva, fastna i axelled.
ningen och flick medfolja denna fIera
hvarf, imam maskinen ham stoppas.
Anderson lj0t en- 0gonblicklig dod.
Han efterlemnar hustru och sex barn.
fredericksburg stor skaIa. Hand.
1anden n. F. Winblad, som d. 4 Jan.
af orebro radhusratt domdes till 5 ma,
naders straffarbete for vexelf0rfalsk,
ming. men da f6rsattes pa fri fot 1 af.
vaktan pa att domen skulle vinna laga
kraft, har d. 10 Jan. pa angifvelse al
Kristinehamns enskilda banks afdel,
.ningskontor / Karlskoga Anyo f0rkla.
rats haktad. Vid Diet med Winblad an.
stallda polisforhoret har denne er.
kant, att han f0rfalskat 80 vexlar,
deraf 10 i Kristinehamnsbanken pa
tillsamman 5000 a 1000 kr. och 13
stycken / 6rebro Folkbank pa tillhopa
5000 a 5000 kr. ...
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-02

oSTERGoTLANDS LAM. kvlnnor.
mas rostrsttsfraga. Centralstyrelsens
for landsf0reningen for kvinnans poll.
tiska r6stratt sc arsm0te b0rjade d.
10 Jan. 1 Norrk0ping. Fr0ken Anna
Whitlock 0ppnade motel och helsade
de narvarande representanterna for
landets kvinnliga r0strattsf0Teningar
valkomna. Derpa foredrogs central,
styrelsens a~rsberattelse och skreds till
val af funktionarer i f0reningens verk.
stallande utskott. Dervid valdes till
ordf0rande professorskan Armenian,
greet Holmgren och till kassaf0rvaltare
froken Gertrud Adelborg. Vidare 70.
relago till demanding en- del inre for
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-02

Ia drifvas den ofta anda till heroism.
En- hvit stork, som med sina ungar Of
verraskades af en- eldsvada 1 Delft och
var ur stand att radda dem, stannade
qvar och blef jemte dem lagornas rof.
Nagra ~elefanthonor forf6ljdes en- gang
at jagare, SON satte cid pa de busk-
snar, der de h0llo sig gomda med sina
ungar; sa lange de hade nagon IFS
gnista qvar. s0go de upp vatten och
sand och betackte dermed ungarna for
att skydda dem mot lagorna. | Mont
pellier vid en- teaterbrand befann sig
bland de raddade en- katta; men KNAPP
past var hon l sakerhet. f0rr an hon
erinrade sig sina sma. som hon antag-
ligen 1 forskrackelsen glomt, och man
sag henne st0rta in 1 lagorna. Smart
visade hon sig alter med en- unge mel
Ian tanderna; de medlidsamma brand
soldaterna 0fverg0to dem med vatten,
men ~forgafves: modern och aennes af-
komma blefvo l~agornas rof.
Till sist, efter dessa och andra belly
sande exempel gor M. Fouille sina slut
satser, bland hvilka figurerar denna
kardinalsats: "djurens moral ar, Xix
som var, kampen mot kampen for till.
varon; den ar sammanslutning mellan
individerna, hangifvenhet for den ge-
mensamma saken.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-02
Min f0rStd StOCkhOImSr6Sd.
(F6r denna tidning.)

Mill I0rSJd S~J06kn0lmSF6Sd.
Cor denna tidning.)
Bevars, hvilket fang bade inne och
ute,
Der hemma hvad bradska och st0k!
Ty NOR uti hast hade fattat beslute'
Att CORA | stan EFT besok.
Och jag skulle ock f0lja med uppa
farden,
Ty NOR min hon tyckte som sd,
Att jag ock beh0fde sc litet az verlden,
Och glad var jag, kan Nj forstA.
Och NOR kladde pa sig den basta ha.
bitten
Med styfkjortlar, mossa och bann.
Fast mormorssaloppen Ell smula a
sliten,
sd flick den nog anda ga ann.
Och jag var sa fin uti hemvafda drag
ten,
Som sy-Lena profvat och sytt,
Men kappan var ARID efter nagon |
slagten,
Mar kan jul eli allting ha nytt!
Och ned till stationen | It'd vi anlande;
Der var da EFT faseligt spring,
Och anghasten frusta' och menskorna
.rande
Som yrvakna honor omkring.s
Sen fran till Centralen vi komIno ON
slider;
Der var sadant butler och brus,
Och illus voro tanda, som u%pplysning
sprider
Likt julottan uti Guds hus.
En- moster vi hade pa Ladugardslan-
Diet,
Och dit vi nu styrde var gang.
vi. gingo och gingo och slutligen fam
Diet,
Men, ack hvad den wagon var lang!
Och moster - en- ungm0 pa femtio
varar
Och nasa sa hvass som en- nal =
Hon Oliver sin Nope graf saknadens
tarar,
Men karlar hon alls inte' tai.
Hon bj6d oss valkomna och bad oss
att STAMINA
Och hyila fran resans besvar.
Sen sporde hon NOR efter Ole och
Anna
Och Kalle och Nisse och Per.
vi daGen derpa ut i stan oss begifva
Att Sc ALT hvad m~arkvardigt var,
Och uppa Norrbro sa forsigtigt vi kilt
Nor undrade just - ON den bar.
vi sen uppa forget en- sotare motto -
Nor blef af f~0rskrackelse blek -
Men modigt med handen at honom
hon hottie:
"vik bort fran mig satan, hon shrek.
vi kungliga slottet beskada ock fin
var kung med "guds made" der Dor -
Soldater med b0ssa pa axeln der gingo
Att passa pa kungen, sa' NOR.
l kungstradgar'n folk uti mangd syn
ties vandra
Iva kungastatyer sta der -
Den enc af lejon uppvaktas, den andra
AT krukor blot omgifven ar.
Och uppa teatern en- aftcn vi gingo -
Och der ma nj tro Diet var grannt
Der menniskor dogo och lif a~terfingo,
Men NOR trodde Ell Diet a SAINT.
Och sedan fran Stockholm sa nojda vi
foro,
Ty h~emlangtan hade nu nor,
Och hon var sa glad mar som hemma
vi voro
Hos grisar och kalfvar och kor.
E. 3.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-02
Skamtlynne.

Ur EFT signalement. Sarskildt sats
beakta ar det m0rka ~helskagget. som
den efterspanade sakerligen nu har
afrakat.
En- firad op~erassngare lyck0nskadesI
efter en- f0restallning som den forste.
bland b%aritoner. y
- Den forste? ]upprepade sanga1
rem kyligt. Ursakta, hvilka aroeda
andra? &9
Fastmon: - Vet du alskling, utoml
den kontanta hemgiften far jag Ell
valdig stilig bosattning, tailor. och,
piano och automobil och.
Fastmannen C~afbrytande med en-
kyss:) - bet ar ~ingenting annat a.
dig SHELF, mitt IFS dyraste, jag fragar
efter - men .fortsatt i ALA fall.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-02
mot "kampen for till.
yarOn."
En- samIins djurhistorietter.

En- samIins djurhistorietter.
Revue des deux mondes" har pu-
blicerats Ell uppsats af den franske
filosofiske skriftstallaren, ledamoten
af Academic des Sciences morales ct
politiques Alfred Fouille ON "Morali-
teten / djurens lif". Fouille tillhor
kretsen af franska filosofer, Espinas,
Guyan Tarde, Durckeim m. f., hvilka
tradt upp till protest mo den teori,
som gor hela lifvet underordnadt ego
Ism och strid, och hos ALT uppletar
som drifkraft den omattliga hungern,
Diet omattliga behofvet att kasta IN
der sig ALT.
ON Diet emellertid ar SAINT, att der
raa styrkan verkligen ar lifvets grund,
sa skulle Diet vara naturligt att Sc be-
Wis harfor i synnerhet i djurverlden.
Djurens moral skulle helt enkelt fol-
ia den lagen, att makt, ar raft. bet
Or denna fraga, som Fouille unders0-
ker | sin artikel. Han granskar bl. a.
uNdu SOm al OlSdhSu Iii uNdu uldh
kallar "samhallsanda" bland djuren,
hvarmed han q dessas samhalle.
liga vanor och tcndenser, hvilka nag.
ra anse. grunda Eig pa egennytta, an
dra pa sympati.
Vanskaplig saynmanslutning finnes
naturligtvis merit utvecklad hos dur,
som nara likna h%varandra - EFT dur,
som ser EFT aunat dur for f0rsta gan
gen, blir forskrackt / proportion till
den olikhet Diet andra djuret f6reter
till Diet sielft, sa t. ex. yisar en- apa
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-02
ERNoRRLANps LxN.

Z 'na - f6rskingrare. Den 4 Jan.
rdingsmannen 1 Ttmra nora
/, A. Ericsson fran sitt hem I
E N att sedan hafva atervandt.
Emil. lvad man ~konstaterat, har E.
riksson AT allmanna medel forskingrat
omkring 1,400 kr. Dessutom har han
gjort sig skyldig till iknande oegent.
usheter bstrsffande enskildes medel,
som han omhanderhaft. Ericsson ar
omkring 40 ar gammal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-28
PARAMOUNT NEWS

Miss Mabel Pollard has returned from
n weeks visit TO her cousin, Miss Marian,
of Hanover county.
Mrs c. +. Smith. Of Twenty-sccond
street. has returned from Hanover coun-
ty, where she, was called few days ago
on account of the death of her sister,
Mrs Morrison
Mr. Florine IIelleo has returned TO his
home I'm Christianshurs after a delightful
visit to Mr. and Mrs ". d. HUFF. 90
Twentieth Street.
Miss Matte Parrish left yesterday for
Alexandria, where she went TO attend
the State Convention of the Woman
Christian Temperance Union as "a dele
gate from the Fidelity VS.. of Paramount
MIS- George TroNlcr had as her guest
during the past week. Mrs. Dexter TroN-
Ter Mrs.. Jones ana Mrs. J. NJ Goodwin.
Mrs William sharp left few days ago
for Reidsviue, y. g. She viii also visit
in Greensboro before returning home.
Mr. ana Mrs. ruthrie Smith rNontiy
spent several days in WASHINGTON u g..
sightseeing.
Misses Edna and Ruth Walden are wise
titg relatives I'm Hanover county.
Mrs. Charles Manchcy has returned
home from "a delightful visit 10 relatives
in Baltimore ana Now Jersey.
Mrs. 8 r. Gary has returned from
Sabot. Goochland county, where she spent
ten days with friends. she was accom-
Panied homo by Misses Annie lil and
Myrtle Tucker and Nirssrs Abney and
Walter HIN. who arc her guests.
Nr w T. Christian returned % Few
days ago from EsscN county. whore ho
spent his vacation.
Mrs. Charles Wilton and SON. Master
Chounccy and Misses Nllic and Nancy
Wilton are guests OF Mrs. Thomas
Beazley.
Miss carrie Lane is IN Now Kent conn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-28

at No. 2i5 East Franklin street for sew
eTal months. arc now az No. 98 west
Grace Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Benson have oc-
cupied their rev residence on Third
Street, between Main and Franklin
Mrs William Gray -has returned from
a pleasant visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Cray, at Northheld. Cumberland county.
Misses Rosa Smith and Emma Clarke
are spending a few days with Miss AIadge
Montgomery at Bon Air. Va.
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was most successful ana well attended
AFFAIR.
It was given for the pleasure Of the
Veterans, who gredty enjoyed II. The
ladies actively concerned and all WIN
contributed 20 y or wore present ha,e
every rpas6h 90 FEEL gra1fhed over the
realization 81 what the Entertainment
committee has accomplished IN the way
oi amusement for the OLD Confederate
soldiers and particularly over the crown
ing pleasure ~ Wednesday afternoon.
Benefit Fete.
The fotc 20 De given at Woman's Club
on Wednesday, next during the Afternoon
ana evening, by Mrs Hunter, Mrs. John
son and Mrs. Tyler for the benefit OF the
entertainment fund Of Commonwealth
chapter Daughters Of the American
Revolution Will carry out the idea of q
iiower party In table and room adorn-
ment and in refreshments.
4 silver omering Will be taken AZ the
door and guests are expected az $3.50
L. NJ No formal invitations have been
sent Out but those actively interested
extend most cordial invitation TO tbe
other members and OFFICERS Of Common
wealth Chapter OF Dluehters. TO the
officers and members ~ the old Dominion
Chapter. 10 those belonging to different
patriotic societies. 10 The officers and
members of Ncnan's Club. to their
hope 20 welcome large crowd and are
prepared ro render tho occasion as agree
able as possible.
Miss Booker Coming.
1Hss Iettv Burwou Booker and MI
Fr-ncis Hartford VIII give FONT song
recital at Woman's Clue Thursday eve
MINIS next. which promises much pleasure
81 AN lovers 81 good music. and all
friends OF Miss Booker, OF whose reputa-
uon thermometers arc Justly very proud.
MI. Hartford has never appeared he
fore Richmond audience. but he has
won so much praise elsewhere that peo-
pie here are prepared TO believe that he
VIII De a worthy second 20 Miss Booker,
and that they pay him high compliment
in So believing.
Personal Mention.
Mr. George C1endon and his father have
returned from Lake George and Glen
Fails. y. Y. after a most delightful stay
of several weeks.
Miss Lucy Daniel IS visiting her par
onts in Charlotte county.
Miss Lizzie Robins has returned from
Mosssnetta Springs, whore she spent the
summer
Messrs r. T. Greasy and Lewis b.
Whitehead Of Chatham have entered the
University College Of Medicine.
Mr. Thomas c. Coleman viii leave to-
day for his home in Admission. Ala. az
top a pleasant visit to friends in this
city,
The German Club of The University of
N.rcina met last Thursday night and
elected The following officers for this ses-
sion: Messrs. a. Stuart Robe rtson. presl-