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Social Circle.

~ Mrs. Rudolph Brown was host
ess of the Social Circle, Wcdnes-
day afternoon. The guests in
cluded Mesdames Barsha Work,
Will Kessler, Roy Comfy, and j..
d. Sanderson, and Misses Mary
Blasius and Charlotte Work. Mrs.
Sande.son and Mrs. Kessler took
prizes in the two contests of the
afternoon. Dainty refreshments
were served afterwards.
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Hooking Valley Lodge No. 2G.
|. o. o. +. will celebrate the S6th
anniversary on Thursday evening
April 26th., at 7 O'Clock. Al
Odd Fellows and their wives, al
Rebekas and husbands are invited
A program will be rendered and
refreshments served.
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The Women's Foreign and Home
Missionary Society of the Presby-
terian church met in the church
parlors, Thursday evening. Mrs.
Tenny and Miss McCray gave in
tersting accounts of the Presby-
teriaI meeting Of the society at
Marietta last week. The local
society was second in the amount
given to missions for the year,
their contribution being $l02.
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Thore will be a series of monthly
stock sales at Laurelville, Ohio,
commencing on Saturday, April
IS. Bring on your stock. Free
auctioncer service. For informa-
ton call on or address, w. f.
Archer, secretary.
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The "Dream of Fair Women"
was a most excellent produ ction
put on the stage Tuesday evening,
by the Logan Dram attic Club.
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Entertained.

Mrs. Lawrence Gano entertain
cd a few friends with cards last
evening. The following guests
were present: Mrs. Myrtle Gano
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Athens Again Defeated.


Messrs. Chas. Beck, Chns.
Vorce, Will Deishley, Frank Shaw
and c.. N. Bowen bowled at Athens
last Thursday night against
Messrs. Crider, S.ickney, Gregg,
Larmar, and Hurst, of that place.
The games were all closely con-
tested, although no phenomenal
scores were rolled. The summary
of the series is as follows:
Logan 1, game, 7G4; ., game,
sos; 8, game, G06; Total, 22GS.
Athens, l, game, 775; 2, game,
1876; 3, game, 1856; Total, 22G6.
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Mr.. James Patterson died Tues
day morling in ColuMbus, at the
home of his son, j. A, Patterson,
where he has been i'll for several
months. Mr.. Patterson was nearly
seventy years old, and has had bad
health for over year, The fun
eral was at the home in that city,
this morning, and the remains
were inferred at Newcomerstown,
Ohio. The deceased is survived
by his wife and six children.
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Notice ofAppointment. of

Estate of Apple W, Duskey, de, eRsed.
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Administrators of the estate of
Apple W. Duslsey, late of Hooking County,
deceased. Dated this Ind, day OF April A.
-. lNd. .
MILBERT nUSKEN.
Aprll 08.w Admlnlstaator.
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Mrs, Oliver Brooke returned
from Marysville, Monday after
noon, after visiting relatives there
ten days.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ASHER Allen and
daughter spent Easter in Logan
The guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Weiss.
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Mr.. Elijah Mains, of New
StraitSyille, was the Easter
guest of his daughter, Mrs. G. f..
Aplin.
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Mr.. Ephraim Shaw. of Carbon
Hill, was sworn last Saturday as
County Surveyor, to fill out the
term of James Davis, deceased
The appointment was made by
Judge George E. Martin several
weeks ago. Mr.. James Bebout,
surveyor elect, takes Office in Sep
tember.
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Mr.. Fred Bright returned here
Monday afternoon from Marys-
Vile, and will await orders from
Washington at this place.
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The great Imported Percheon
Stallion Coco, will be found at
Brown d Sons livery barn, across
the alley from the Jail.
r. +. FREY.
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Iagoo has hundreds of Home
Testimonials, Sold by Bort u Co.
at soc per bottle.
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Miss Anna White visited friends
at Jobs last week, after closing
her term of school there on the
Friday previous.
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Miss Gladys Wilcox, of Colum-
bus, is spending this week here
with DR.. and Mrs, NJ. IL. Cher
rington.
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Misses nellie and Maude Nc
Manigal, after spending two weeks
at home, returned to Columbus
Yesterday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Mccormick
and daughter, and Miss Mabel
Barbee, spent Easter in Logan.
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Mr.. r. A. Wel2h, of Columbus,
was the guest of Miss Frances Me-
Cormick, Sunday.
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Miss Anna Mauk, of Athens,
was the guest of Miss Alma Hall,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
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cano- o-Kemper.

Another wedding surprise came
to Logan, Saturday evening, when
it was learned that Mr.. Lawrence
Gano and Miss Essie Kemper,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Kemper, of the East End, had been
quitely united in marriage at the
M. f. Parsonage. The only guests
present were Mr.. Lash Miller and
Miss Eta Gano, sister of the
groom.
The happy young couple were
the guests of honor at dinner
party given Sunday by Mrs. Myr-
tie Gano, and received the con
gratulatlons of their relatives and
friends.
Mr.. Gano has been for some time
in.the employ of the Continental
Coal Company, at Floodwood, and
they will probably make their
home there in a short time. Both
are among Logan's most popular
young people, and we join in wish
ing then every good thing.
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Mr.. john Doeble, spent Sunday
with his parents in Logan. He
has given up his recently accepted
position in Columbus, and returned
to Dayton.
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Mr.. and Mrs, Tom Fox and Miss
Deinhardt, of Columbus, were
guests of Peter Schrader and wife,
Sunday.
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Miss Edna Mcdonald, of Glous-
ter, was the guest of George Glad
man and family several days this
week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Vail and little
son, Of Columbus, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Vail.
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Mr.. will Snider returned yes
terday from mn Easter VISIT with
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Kirchner, of
Marion. Mrs. Snidcr is their
guest for the week.
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Attention Farmers.

Call and see the big Gray Stallion
r.. II. FREY
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Junia Club.

The Junias met Monday evening
ut the home of Mrs. Frank Blasius,
The program comprised papers on
Americas Food Poisoners, by Mrs.
j. A. Smith, and Remedies for
Food Adulterations, by Mrs. j. ID.
Sanderson. Mrs. w. f. Kessler
and Mrs. Ii. r.. Harrington were
guests. The club will be the
guests of Miss Evaline Harring-
ton, at her home in Columbus,
Saturday, and will see Richard
Mansfield in "Beau Brummel." "
Mr.. j. Il. Mccormick was the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. George
Vercoe, of Columbus, from Satur-
day till Monday. On Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Vercoe entertained a
party Of seventeen relatives III
honor of Mr.. Mccormick seven
ty-second anniversary.
Mrs. M. H. Cherrington gave a
luncheon, Tuesday evening. in
honor of Miss Anna Mauk, of
Athens.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Recten valid
were guest of relatives in Column
bus, Saturday and Sunday.
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The w. Fl. M. s. will hold n
regular meeting at Mrs. DR.. j. G.
Wright, on Tuesday afternoon
April 81, at 9 o'clock. Each
member is requested to be present.
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Mr.. Clyde b. Woodland, of Mel
sonvilIe, was the guest of Logan
friends, Monday.
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and daughters, Eta and Bertha,
Misses Josephine England, Hattie
Tritsch, Frieda Armstrong, Ida
Allen, Ada Krieg, Jeannetta Hart
mann, Barbara and Eulah Bort,
and Mrs. Gordon williamson.
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Miss Cora Fitzgerald returned
to Elk Fork yesterday, after a
month visit with relatives here.
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Mrs. Belle Martin and son,
Moxie, left yesterday to visit rela-
tives over Sunday.
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Mr.. Carl Judy, who is in Cox
umbus for a few weeks for treat
ment, was in Logan over Sunday.
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Mrs. Jno. f. White was the
guest of Athens relative, Tuesday
and Wednesday,.
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Miss Katharine Bowlby was a
Capital City visitor, Friday and
Saturday.
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Mesdomee Shurt2 and Wagner,
of Carroll, and Miss Molie Bay,
of Union Furnace, were guests Of
Mrs. Phil Chapman, Saturday.
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Mr.. Gabriel NJ. Tidd, of Ian,
caster, is visiting relatives here
this week.
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Miss Minnetta McCray was the
guest Of her brother, G. G. McCray
of Columbus, for Easter.
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Mr.. Riley Bray, Of Union Fur
mace, visited relatives in Logan
Saturday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Edmiston
and son Joe, of Charleston, were
guests of relatives here for Easter.
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Ed. Pierston, of Dundas, was a
Logan visitor Saturday and Sum
day.
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Miss Josephine Bowen, of Union
Furnace, was the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Frank johnson, Sunday.
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local NEWS.
Mrs. w. Y. Eisele spent NJ onday
and Tuesday in Columbus.

Mrs. w. Y. Eisele spent NJ onday
and Tuesday in Columbus.
--------------as.---
G. z. Stephenson was Sunday
visitor at Straitsville.
Mrs. Ed. Beck visited friends in
Athens, Sunday.
Iagoo cures Catarrh. Bort a
CO..
Miss Nellie Bray left this morn.
ing to visit friends in Columbus,
Mr.. Harry Bickel, of Union
Furnace, is a Logan visitor today.
Mrs. Ezra King, of Haydenville,
was Logan shopper, Monday.
Mr.. Geo. Berry, of Nelsonville,
was a visitor here Monday.
Borts. The Big Drug and Book
Store.
Miss Helen PurselI is at home
again, after spending several
months IN Hillsboro.
Miss Josephine Bowen, of Union
Furnace, was the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Johnson, Sunday.
Miss Katharine Bowlby was a
Capital City visitor, Friday and
Saturday.
Mr.. Carl Judy, who is in Col
umbus for few weeks for treat
ment, was in Logan over Sunday.
Ed. Pierston, of Dundas, was a
Logan visitor Saturday and Sum
day.
Mr.. Riley Bray, Of Union Fur
mace, visited relatives in Logan,
Saturday.
Mrs. Thos. Littler, of Athens,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. /. |. Kinser,
yesterday.
Mr.. Joshua Brown is building a
convenient addition to his livery
stable on Second street.
Mr.. Ed. Appleman, of Zanes.
vile, was on business here, Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Edmiston
and son Joe, of Charleston, were
guests of relatives here for Easter.
Mr.. Gabriel NJ. Tidd, of Ian.
caster, is visiting relatives bere
this week.
Miss Cora Fitzgerald returned
to Elk Fork yesterday, after
month visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Jno. +. White was the
guest of Athens relative, Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Miss Minnetta McCray was the
guest of her brother, G.. G.. McCray
Of Columbus, for Easter.
Mrs. Belle Martin and son,
Moxie, left yesterday to visit reIa-
tives over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Recten valid
were guest of relatives in Column
bus, Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Vail and little
son, Of Columbus, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs, John Vail.
Mr.. r. A. Wel2h, of Columbus,
was the guest of Miss Frances Me
Sunday.
Miss Anna Mauk, of Athens,
was the guest of Miss Alma Hall,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Mccormick
and daughter, and Miss Mabel
Barbee, spent Easter in Logan.
Iagoo has hundreds of Home
Testimonials, Sold by Bort u Co.
at soc per bottle.
Mrs, Oliver Brooke returned
-
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Pedro Party.

Mrs. o. w. II. Wright enter
tanned four tables of pedro players,
on last Thursday evening. The
play was unusually interesting,
eleven Of Che ladies scoring equally
for first prize, and three for sec
ond. On n cut, Mrs. A. l.. Hyson
won first, and the second was
awarded to Miss Nickel. Dainty
refreshments were served after the
game. The out-of town guest was
Mrs. Auther Westenhaver, of
Luhrig.
Commissioner John w. Strcntz
celebrated his sixty eighth ami
versary, Saturday night, with a
supper and social evening with his
comrades of the G.aA, r. He was
presented with a handsome gold
headed cane, inscribed "To
Captain John w. Strentz, from his
Soldier Friends" Judge Bright
making the presentation speech.
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Mrs. Thos. Littler, Of Athens,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. | |. Kinser
yesterday.
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Miss Helen PurgelI is at home
again, after spending several
months IN Hillsboro.
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Mr.. Joshua Brown is building a
convenient addition to his livery
stable on Second street.
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Mr.. Ed. Appleman, of Zanes.
Vile, was on business here, Tues
day.
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Mrs Adaiine Mcdonald return
ed to her home at Glouster, yes.
tcrday, after spending few days
with Mrs. George Gladman.
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Borts. The Big Drug and Book
Store.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-08
EAST PROVIDENCE
Entertainment Under Auspices Of
Mizpah Robekah Lodge.

The entertainment given in the town
hall last evening. under the auspices OF
Mlzpah Rebekah lodge, and OF when Mrs.
Grace Carleton had the direction, was
fairly well attended The leading feature
OF the program was the singing or MISS
Eleanor May Bennett, the blind soprano
OF New York The program included
Maypole dance by Miss olive Grant, MISS
Nellie guilty. Miss Hope Humes, MISS
Edna Macdonald Howard Mcane, Ray
mond Bllven, Walter Chase; May queen
Miss Mabel Ramage; accompanies, MIS-
Viola Baker. Miss Gertrude Pierce; read
ing Mrs. Grace Carleton, and selections
by quartette composed OF the FOLLOWING
named young men: Frank Anlhony,
George Lenz, William Streeter, George
Gartner, These numbers were rendered
during the run OF a sketch entitled Scene
I'm a Railroad station" in which GO or
more persons took part. This bill VIII be
repeated this evening.
ELECTED OFFICERS.
The United Congregational church held
its annual meeting last evening. which
was preceded by a supper served under
the direction OF the ladies' church com
mttee
The election resulted as follows: Pastors
c. E. Gordon; deacon. j. S. Moore; treas
urer. Augusta W. Bourne; auditor, BY
ron Place: superintendent of Sunday
school e. II. Gordon: organist; Mrs. Syl-
vester Budlong; church committee. pas
tor the deacons and Messrs. Coleman,
James s. Moore Mrs. Sanford Per-
kins and Miss Grace Walling; standing
committee, A. w. Bourne, Sri George Nj.
Bliss. James 8. Moore. G.. Myra, II. II.
Budlong, c. Peace and Charles e. sutton.
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OLNEYVILLE.
Putnam St. Property Owners
Want Better Sire Protection
immigrant From Russia Dies
without Money Or Friends

Many property owners on Putnam street
have taken steps TO secure better fire pro-
lection. A day or two ago John Rodgers,
George Fogarty and Charles McGuigan
were appointed a committee 10 call upon
the officials at the city hall for the pur-
pose OF requesting the proper authorities
20 look into the matter at once. At pres
en< there Is not sufficient pressure TO
furnish water for household purposes.
One hoEeowner Informed the News
Democrat reporter that when one family
n using water In a house none or the
other families in the house can get any.
Under such conditions. he said disas-
troms fire might occur at any time.
The delegation was cordially received at
the city hall, and informed that the mat
ter would be investigated at once IL was
stated that perhaps with a httle effort
the pressure could be increased 10 80
pounds but this was not certain.
ARE GENEROUS.
An item in The News-Democrat a few
days ago hardly did Justice to the Pine
Grove club at Oakland Beach. The item
referred TO n party Of women and children
who visited Oakland Beach on Sunday
and VINO on their arrival expected 10 find
their husbands, who left Saturday evening
on motor boat, awaiting them. In the
boat was plenty of food for the entire
party. OUT oNlnB 10 an accluehl 10 tne
engine the boat got only as far as Paw
tuxct. The management OF the Pine
Grove club hearing OF the plight OF the
women and children kindly invited them
20 the club house where lavish hospitality
was extended, and II anyone OF the party
came away hungry IL was not the fault OF
the members OF the club.
A SAD CASE
A man named William Mattiska died at
50 Judith street last evening under dis
tressing circumstances. He had been In
this country but a few days, coming from
Russia, and was without friends. The
people in the house In which he boarded
are not in condition 10 do much towards
r'vi~o him DECENT burial
Ondertaker John #. Harlow hearing of
sne case roon cnarge OF the remains and
will see that the man is decently buried
Mr.. Harlow learns that the deceased
leaves wife and flve small children in
Russia, who are dependent upon poor
relatives. and that somewhere In Con-
necticut the deceased has brother who
has been In this country several years,
and Is said TO be in comfortable circum-
stances. An effort will be made 20 locate
him
1t Is possible a collection will be taken
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games. The management has also ar
ranged 10 have the st. Theresas and Cen
tredales play, both games to be enjoyed
for one admission.
LOOKED FOR STONE THRoWERs.
Officers at the Chaffee street police sta
ton spent an hour or more last evening &
searching for some young men who, from
a secluded spot on what is known as the
Kerr farm on Plainfeld street, threw
stones at pedestrians on Plainfield street.
William Hughes, head OF the William
Hughes Automobile company, narrowly
escaped being hit with one Of the missiles.
No trace OF the culprits could be tounl.
GENERAL MENTION.
The funeral OF James Brennan was held
at his late residence. 80 Judith street al
$3.50 o'clock this morning. requiem
mass was celebrated later at st. Mary s
church. The interment was at Woon-
socket, his four sons acting as bearers.
The funeral OF Edward c.. Hale, who
died at his residence, so Whittier avenue,
the auspices OF Manufacturers lodge OF
odd Fellows. OF which the deceased was
charter member, on Sunday afternoon
at o'clock. Mr.. Hale was "A years old
The rush at the Providence Bleaching
Dyeing and Calenlering company's plant
on Valley street has "let up" a little and
there viii be no more night work after to-
night.
Patrolman Harmon OF the Chaffee street
| station is on the sick list. Patroman
| Jones is on his vacation and Patromal
! Shea. has returned from his furlough.
| The funeral OF Abbie Mccarthy, who
| died at Boston Wednesday. will be held
| at the residence of her son-in-law John
| Grade 1873 Delaine street. tomorrow morn
| ing at o'clock.
The overseers OF the Atlantic mills are
arranging for their annual outing, which
they will hold in 1.-The near future al
| Palace Gardens.
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up by the fellow-countrymen OF the de-
ceased To pay part OF the funeral ex-
penses.
MADE A HIT.
The Vincent Dramatic club made its
first appearance in public at Holdens
hall last evening and was greeted by a
large audience. when the drama, Among
the Breakers" was presented The fol-
lowing young ladies and gentlemen took
part Misses Annie Oates Emily Rutzler,
Mabel /. Heffernan. Annie +. Kennedy
Messrs Thomas +. Carey, George f. Nc
Coy. Edward Lodge, James l.. Dooly.
John H. Gormley and George Murphy
The executive committee OF the club Is
as follows: Directors, Miss Annie Oates.
George f. Mccoy: president. Miss Mabel
Heffernan secretary. John II. Gormley;
treasurer. George Murphy; press agent;
Fred c. Conlon, master OF properties.
MOTHERS DAY AT SCHOOL.
Yesterday was mothers day at the
Kelly street primary school and those
who attended were we'll pleased with the
progress their children had made. Some
OF the mothers. however. were OF the
opinion that the sanitary conditions of
the school could be very much improved.
The building Is OF the old style, and as
most OF the children live in houses that
are OF a modern construction. they do not
take kindly to the conditions that exist
at this school.
MUST PLAY BALL.
The management of the Olneyvile Base
ball club is doing what IL can to impress
upon the players that they must "play
ball" tomorrow, for they have as oppo-
nents the Central Falls Athletic club
which last season won 80 out OF SO games
and this season has won four out OF five
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Youths and Little Mems Shoes

In Vici Kid and Kangaroo
some with plain tips
and some with patent
leather tips. This lot
also includes Youths
Bicycle Shoes--laced low
I'm front, and are made
without Innings, very
practical footwear for
summer-every pair solid
as a rock
Tomorrow only ...........
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Sizes 6 to 2-just the n
thing for summer wear,
one price for all these ~
siZes-Tomorrow .......... U