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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-06-15
DOotor'B Biunuor.

A report came from Webster City,
Iowa, of woman who was operated
on for appendicitis and In whose
body the anrgeon aewed up napkin.
Perhaps we may yet hear OF one who
sewed up In his patient o door mat
or typewriter. These incidents
may go far to make surgical opera
t!ons" unfesnionAbie.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-06-15
Sneors ut Miles.

The New York Sun, which Is own
ca by the trust, sneers at General
Miles for saying that he knew about
conditions In Chicago several years
ago. il is we'll known that tha Cen
eral ala know a great deal about the
unsanitary and dangerous condition
n the packing houses, and that the
Republican administration took very
good care to sec that those conditions
were not exposed and renodiea.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-06-15
Washed away.

Scott Town, avillage 90 miles north
of lronton, 0 lio. with population Of
zUO WAS washed SsWay mGossaas:y. Net
q mouse was left on It's foundation.
Mrs. Layre aud daughter were drown
ed. Bridges were washed away and
telephone lines are down.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-06-15
Done Know Him.

Dispensary UfliclAs claim that they
never neard OF HamDerger,n VINO
tod a. a. o:.asc ns y .aanviila Enn d
ne had paid q oriDe OF 50, 900 TO get o
whiskey order from the state board,
and tnaI no sucn person has ever SOLD
the state any whiskey.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-06-15
nIii,,. Tn nnIh

John I<ilbridge shot and killed Mrs
Mary Kelly, aged %, and her so year.
old husband, John Kelly, in Brooklyn
M, Y, last week. He was In love
with Mrs. X lily.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-06-15

STARTLING REVELATIONS.
The most startling revelations that
have yet characterized the di8pensary
investigation were disclosed Thursday
morning when the much talked OF
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-22
Circulating Library

Richards up-to-date Circulating Lt- brary contains over 5000 books consist ing of histories, biographies, poetry and fiction.
 The latest copyright books received on every boat
 Terms 50 cents per month in ad- vance and a deposit of $l.OO additional which will be refunded when books are returned. Only one book allowed to be taken out at a time, but subScrib- CTS may exchange as often as they desire.
 This elegant collection of books should appeal to every intelligent per- son in our city. At the low price of 90 cents per month you can read the best and latest books published-the best and cheapest recreation in Seward. ! Books for sale or rent. Any book published furnished at publishers prices
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Ny Cable to The Daily Gateway.
 Field Artillery Deficient

Washington, ID. C., Dec. IT. The an nual report of Gen. Murray, chief oi artillery in the regular army says that both the coast and field artillery are badly deficient, alike in personnel and She munitions of war. He says the artillery is not in condition Co furnish adeuuate instruction and practice m ume of peace and would be almost worthless Iu war. He urges lrgi>.a- tion to place the artillery upon 80 war footing immediately.
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Bard Admitted to Practice

Washington, D. C., Dec. 22-William II. Bard of Nome was admitted to practice in the supreme court of the United States yesterday, on motion of Congressman Cushman. Bard is grand arctic chief of the Arctic Brother hood.
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No Coin for Mrs. Bradley's Sons

Salt Lake City, Dec 22-The will of Ex-Senator Brown was filed today in probate court. It leaves nothing to the sons of Mrs. Bradley, who shot and killed him in Washington, expressly declaring that they are not Browns offspring.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-22

The per capita circulation in the United States on October l was $3S.OS which is the largest ever attained. This is based on an estimated popula- tion of S5,Ol4,OOO.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.

Until habits of thrift are formed it is hard to keep out of debt-after that you can't help keeping out. Persistent saving is fortunes firm foundation stone. Hold on to some part of every dollar earned.
 BANK OF SEWARD.
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Thaw Trial to Begin Friday

New York, Dec. l9- Harry Thaw'S trial for the murder of Stanford White is set for January 2l.
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NEWS or THE WORLD FOR PAST WEEK

lighthouse, to be given in recognition of her service in obtaining assistance for the wrecked bark Colima, is now $500.
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waskey has New Boy

Washington, D. C., Dec. PA son was born to Delegate Waskey of Alaska yesterday. He received many con. gratulationS and k urged by his col leagues to name the boy Alaska, Nome OF Cnle.
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AIaska Trade Keeps drowlng

Washington, D. C., Dec. 22-Alaska trade for the first ten months of 1906, including shipments of gold and silver, aggregated $46,OOO,OOO. The total for the year will undoubtedly exceed SlO. .NnO. .Onn.
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Working for the Exposition

Seattle, Dee. l9 Director-General Nadcau of the AlaSka-NuKon-Pacitc exposition wires from Ottawa, Canada, that he saw Premier Lauricr there, and received a gracious reception. Prof. Meany of the state university left today for the Atlantic states on a special commission in the interest of the exposition.
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MaryIand Mob Hangs a Negro

Annapolis, Md, Dec. 2 - Henry Davis, colored, charged with assault ing a white woman named Mrs. Reed, was taken from jail last night and hanged to a tree. The mob assembled in the lecture room of St. Johns col lege.
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Master of Dix Loses License

Seattle. Dee. I7 The local marine inc spcctors today revoked the license of Capt. Lcrmoud master of the steamer Dix. which was sunk in collision with thcJeauie. The inspectors held that Cape. Mason oG che Icauje was blame less. The owners of the Dix will ask for am investigation by the department of commerce
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Want to ENcIule IaDanese

Washington, D. C.. Dec l9-The Pacific coast delegations in congress are considering the advocacy of an exclu- sion law placing Japanese on the same basis as Chinese, to stop further Japan csc immigration.
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To studv Panama CooIie Labor

Washington, D, C.. Dec. - Ten representatives and one senator sailed from New York today for Panama to investigate coolic labor employed on the canal.
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Bill for Valdez Railroad

Washington, D. C., Dec. 2O-Repre- sentative Dale of Pennsylvania intro duced bill in the house today grant- ing a three-year extension of time for the completion of the Valdez-MarShall Pass railroad and granting l6O-acre tracts of land in various places for terminals.
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New Postmastet for Douglas
Reports Coal Output Short

Olympia, Wash, Dec. l9-The com mittee appointed to investigate the coal mining industry of the state Of Washington reports that the output of the state is small with no indications of am increase. while the demand is steadily growing larger and at the present time is unprecedented. The committee charges that the railroads are withholding cars which might be used for the transportation ofcoal tothe cities. All cities are suffering from a fuel famine.
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Krant and Turner Draw

Vancouver, B. C., Dec, 22-Kid Krant and Rufe Turner fought draw last night. A majority of the Specta- tors believed that Krant earned the decision by his infghting, which gave him the better of the bout nearly all the way through.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-22

The message does not say which one of the numerous GardnerS figured in this fight, and no preliminary news was sent out. It was probably the Canadian Gardner whom Kaufman fought several months ago.
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Rate Law May IncIude AIaska

Washington, D. C., Dee, 22 The in- ter,tatc commerce commission is in ycstigatiug the law to decide whether it's jurisdiction extends over Alaska railroads. The determination of the question depends upon whether or not Alaska is cIaSsed as 8 territory under the laws governing it.
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To Look Up Conspiracy Charge

Washington, D. C., Dec. 22-The attorney-general will probably send a special agent to Alaska to investigate the charges made by the recent Juneau grand jury that the steamship com panics operating to Alaska are in a conspiracy in restraint of trade,
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Kiska Instead of Dutch harbOr

Washington, D. C., Dec. ll. The var department will abandon the Dutch Uarbur cua.lug station aod VII. establish one a., Nt,lu island instead.
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Getting Tired of ENpositions

Washington, D. C., Dee. lN-Ihe ac.- egatfous from Washington and Alaska are iu frequent cuuIereuc. upon the effort Co obtain cou-reS~toua. appro- priariou for rhe A.a,ka-IuEon-Paclic exposition. It has been learned that nothing will be done by congress until the state of Washington makes an ap- prOpriaGou. Senator Piles wired to- day to the fair officials that congress is getting tired of exposition appropria. tiOuS.
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Kaufman Knocks Out Gardner

Los Angeles, Dec 22 Al Kaufman knocked out Gardner fast night in the fourteenth round. The fight was slow and amateurish and neither man showed any cleverncSS.
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Raise $500 for Mrs. Patterson

Vancouver, B. C., Dec. l9-The fund for Mrs. Patterson of the Cape Beal
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SMeLish klns Near Death

Stockholm, Duc l1 King Oscar heart action i> very weak and he |, slowly sinking
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Gotch Defeats Fred BeeI.

Kansas City, Dec. lS-Frauk GoJch threw Fred Beel last night two straight falls, winning back the wresJ- ing championship which he lost to BeeI a month ago.
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Ask SL25O,OOO for Exposition

Washington, D. C, Dee. 2o-Ihc representatives of che Ala,Ea- Yukon Pacific exposition in the capital today received by wire from Seattle the bill for a congressional appropriation. Tnramou0r Co he asked for k increaN- ed from S525.00o as originally propos- ed Co sL25o00O This i, apportiongd 30, follows: for Alaska exhibit, s5OO,O0o: Hawaii s75OOO; Philippines, alOooOO; United States government, S525,OOO.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-22

l PAST WEEK Alaska Trade Keeps Growing Washington, D. C., Dec, 22-Alaska trade for the first ten months of 1906, including shipments of gold and silver, aggregated $4o,OOO,OOO. The total for the year will undoubtedly exceed 5O,OOO,OOO.
 Waskey has New Boy
 Washington, D. C., Dec. 22-A son was born to Delegate Waskey of Alaska yesterday. He received many con. gratulations and iS urged by his col leagues to name the boy Alaska, Nome or Gale
 Bard Admitted to Practice
 Washington, D. C., Dec. 22-William II. Bard of Nome was admitted to practice in the supreme court of the United States yesterday, on motion of Congressman Cushman. Bard is grand arctic chief of the Arctic Brother hood.
 No Coin for Mrs. Bradley's Sons
 Salt Lake City, Dec. 22-The will of Ex-Senator Brown was filed today in probate court. It leaves nothing to the sons of Mrs. Bradley, who shot and killed him in Washington, expressly declaring that they are not Browns offspring.
 To Study Panama COOIie Labor
 Washington, D, C., Dec. 22 Ten representatives and one senator sailed from New York today for Panama to investigate coolic labor employed on the canal
 Rate Law May Include Alaska
 Washington, D. C., Dec 22 The in- tcr,tatc commerce commission is i'm vc,tigatiug the law to decide whether it's jurisdiction extends over Alaska railroads. The determination of the question depends upon whether or not Alaska is cIasscd as a territory under the laws governing il
 Kaufman Knocks Out Gardner
 Los Angeles, Dec 22 Al Kaufman knocked out Gardner last night in the fourteenth round. The fight was slow and amateurish and neither man showed any cleverncSs.
 The message does not say which one of the numerous GardnerS figured in this fight, and no preliminary news was sent out. It was probably the Canadian Gardner whom Kaufman fought several months ago.
 Krant and Turner Draw
 Vancouver, B. C., Dec. 22-Kid Krant and Rufe Turner fought draw last night. A majority of the specta- tors believed that Krant earned the decision by his infghting, which gave him the better of the bout nearly all the way through.
 Maryland Mob Hangs Negro
 Annapolis, Md, Dec. 2 - Henry Davis, colored, charged with assault ing a white woman named Mrs. Reed, was taken from jail last night and hanged to a tree. The mob assembled in the lecture room of St. Johns col. lege.
 The per capita circulation in the United States on October l was $3S.OS
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Commutes Patrick Sentence

Albany, N. r., Dec.t 2l-Gov. Hig- -ing today commuted to Imprisonment for life the sentence of Albert r, Pat rick. convicted of the murder of his client, am aged millionaire named William NJ. Rice, and sentenced to be cIecrocuted. The case has been pend-
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Wants Jeff to Fight Johnson

New York, Dec. 2O-TeX Rickard today offered $5O,OOO for a fight be- tween Jetfries and Jack Johnson, the colored heavyweight, at Goldheld, Nevada. It is believed that JefTries will accept. Rickard was promoter of the Gans-Nelson fight.
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House Passes Bank lssue BiII

Washington, ID. C., Dec l9-The house passed the bin allowing national banks to issue in times of financial emergency their own notes to the amount of s37. 800 for each SIOO,OOO of capital stock
 New Postmaster for Douglas
 Washiug,ou,D. C., Dee. l9-Hubbard was confirmed today by the senate as postmaster of Douglas, Alaska.
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To Help Panama Mines Road

Washington, D. C., Dec. ls-Delegate Waskey introduced a bill in the house today exempting the Tanana Mines railroad from taxation during con- struction and for five years aiterward. President Joslyn is negotiating for an extension of the line to the Tendert0ot rnrinn.
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Jeff to Referee at TOnOpah

Touopah, New, Dec. 2O-Jim JefrieS was chosen today to referee the fight between Joe Cans and Kid Herman in this city on New Years Day. The fight is for the lightweight champion ship.
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Dawson Favors Alaska Falr

Dawson, r. T., Dec. lS-The Dawson board of trade formally indOrsed the Alaska-Yukou-P Pacific exposition today.
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To DIsburse Nobel Prize Fund

Washington, D. C., Dee. 2l-PreSj- dent Roosevelt announced today that he had ci>ignated John Mitchell, pres ideu,ofthe United Mine Workers, and Marvin Hughstt, president of the Ch,- cago N Northwertern Railway Com pauy. as trustees of the Nobel prize fund, given Co the president and set aside by him to pay the expenses of an industrial conference.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-22
To Discuss Japanese Legislation

Washington D. C., Dec, lS-All the Pacific Coast delegations in congress are holding a meeting today to discuss leg islation on the Japanese question.
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Congress Adiourns to January

Washington, D. C., Dec. 2l-Both houses of congress will adjourn this afternoon until January g.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-10-08

Mrs. Chas. E. Kuhn, who has been
visiting friends in the East, returned
home Friday.
Lester Acteson returned home Friday
from Southern Oregon where he went
after timber claim.
Born-Thursday morning, October 4,
to the wife OF Mr.. Frank Lamb, daugE.
ter-eight pounds.
Ben Grigsby, who was the victim OF a
stroke OF paralysis on Thursday after.
noon, is in a precarious condition.
Ben Huff is located in Tacoma, where
he is meeting with ready sale for his
patent device for loading and unloading
logging trains.
Attorney Heath left yesterday morn
ing fer Toledo, O., but expects to return
in time to cast vote for the removal OF
the county seat.
Jonas Davis who recently sold his
property in Copalis to John Cooper, is
now located at Moclips where he is in
vesting in city realty.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Hackett and two
sons, Frank and Johnnie, left last week
for Shelton, where he has accepted a
position in the shingle mill.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-10-08
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Report of First Meeting of Regular
October Term.

The board Of county commissioners
met in regular session at Montesano on
Monday, Oct l, the full board being
present.
The application OF Thomas Conner,
for saloon license at Satsop was laid
over.
The surveyor was directed to make
estimate OF cost OF bridge across the
Wynooche river, to connect with the
Aberdeen road, and report to the board.
The auditor was instructed to notify
Sam Collins, OF Cosmopolis, to remov e
his fence from the public road.
D. G. Simons and associates were
granted franchise for a telephone line
on the Wynooche river road, the line to
be built within six months and the poles
to be at least 20 feet high.
The contract for steel bridge across
the Humptulips river was awarded to
the Northwest Bridge Co. for SIC, 900 and
s3.45 per lineal foot for the approaches.
J. w. Hall was awarded the contract
for building bridge over the Moclips
river for $500. and 1915 per lineal foot
for approaches.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-10-08
IN CHEHALIS COUNTY
HAPPENINGS IN ALL PARTS OF
THE COUNTY.
ItemS OF Interest From all Sections
of Chez; Ais County, Gathered by
Aberdeen Herald Core Spond2nfS
and Cleaned From Our County
tXChanlcS.
E:LMA
Mrs. Stanton Rowell left Saturday for
3 short visit at Olympia.

Mrs. Stanton Rowell left Saturday for
short visit at Olympia.
George Avery went to Aberdeen
Wednesday .iternoon on business.
q. A. Agnow has purchased the ma
Gninery OF the Elma steam laundry.
Nh. and Mr. Toe Leybold, Jr., ma e
L business trip to Aberdeen Monday.
Mrs. Hugh 1eGinr arrived in Elma
Monday to visit relatives and friends a
tsw days.
J. 4. O'Donne'l left sunday morning
tor visit at Tacoma where his children
Rse attending school.
Nj. NJ. Wakefield and daughter re-
tanned Monday morning from Aberdeen,
Dfs. Wakefield remaining 10 visit.
Eal Bllack, who has been in Elma for
,ntne time, departed Tuesday evening for
San Francisco by way OF Aberdeen.
Mrs. Sam Wray went to Oakville and
olympia TuesGa5 in company with Mrs.
Ghas. Wolfe, oil Oakvile, on visit.
Ed Jones, & prominent real estate
healer OF Aberdeen, was in Elma last
week calling on relatives and friends.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-10-08
OAKVlLLE

j. II. Cooper LEFT Thursday for an ex-
tended hunting trip over on Hoods
Canal.
Mrs. Lena Glover and little daughter,
Willena, came over from Pc Ell Monday
afternoon.
State Senator J. Il. O'Donnell and f.
S. Alvey. of Elma, we're in our city last
Monday on business.
A. ID. Devonshire, president OF the
Montesano State Bank, was doing bust
ness in Oakville Wednesday.
J. f. Mu,rey, of the Murrey Lumber
Co., went to Tacoma Wednesday, to see
what could be done about getting cars
for lumber shipment. Mr.. Murrey has
over sixty car loads of lumber and spars
piled up at the mill but can't get cars to
ship stick Of it.
Mrs. b. E. Williams OF Garrard Creek,
discovered bear crossing their orchard,
last Friday. She ran for gun and fired
at him three times breaking his back.
AS she had no more cartridges. she went
to the house after some, and when she
returned the bear lay on the ground
dead. Upon examination 1t was found
that all three shots had taken effect.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-10-08
"a MILLIONAIRE TRAMP
Famous Temperance Play al the
Grand ThurSda Night.

Elmer Walters Temperance play, "a
Millionaire Tramp" which has met with
much genuine success during the past
five years, is booked to appear at the
Grand next Thursday. This comedy
drama has many odd characters that APP
peal to the theater-goer The scenes are
natural and the dialogue is said to have
been handled in an extremely clever
manner by the author. "a Millionaire
Tramp" bids fair to outlive the majority
OF its imitators for the reason that the
plot OF the play appeals alike to gallery
and parquette. Jay Pierpont, the name
assigned to ga Millionaire Tramp has
not graduated from the ranks OF the
husky vaudeville hobo-he is gentle
man of culture whose downfall was
directly caused by broken heart and
fast company, in which John Barley
Corn played an important part.
This company played at Portland all
last week, and is thus spoken OF by the
Oregonian:
"By far the best show that has APP.
peared at the Empire so far this season
is "A Millionaire Tramp which opened
yesterday for weeks run with matinee
Saturday. 1t is wholesome show, with
comedy for those who would laugh and a
little pathos for those who would weep.
Tho aconic offacta wara excallant and
the company as whole is one above the
average of companies that stop at the
Empire. "A Millionaire Tramp should
do good business all week." R1i1
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-10-08
HIGH SCHHOL STUDENTS
Hold County Fair in the GymnaSiu
SATURDAY. EVeniOO.

On Saturday evening the students OF
the High school gave a reception to the
High school football team of Olympia,
in the Gymnasium, and everybody and
his cousin were there.
Booths of every description were in
evidente and everything found in a
county fair, as side show, could be
found in the building. Two fortune
tellers' booths, presided over by Professor
A. A. Hoover, and the Misses Hazel
Magill and Ida Thompson, respectively
a museum of curiosity, with the Misses
Ada Johnson and Theresa Mccain in
charge; baby show, overseen by Miss
j. A. Bliss; bean bag game, with Alan
son McDermoth as the guiding star; a
shooting gallery, where Lou Becken-
hauer gathered in the nickels; min
strel show, Norman Greene acting as
Snowman; a shoot the shutes, Messrs.
Fred Heath and NJ. a. Garlock handling
the car Hungarian restaurant, where
the Juniors dispensed refreshments; a
lemonade booth, the Misses Sadie Nelson
and Laura Hubert taking care of the
glasses candy stand, from which the
Misses Nan Allard and Edith Moulton
sold sweets made by the girls of the
High school roasted peanuts were sold
by Miss Ethel Sargent, and Miss Frances
Fox satisfied the youngsters with pop
corn.
1t was a jovial gathering and young
and old We'd with each other in taking
in all that there was in sight, to the
great satisfaction OF those who had to
meet the expenses OF the visiting team.