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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-09-21

Ike KIRBY and C. L. Moffatt re
turned Tuesday from St. Louis
where they had been week or SC
buying goods for their stores al
Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ellis Woody and
Mrs. Wakefield, of Maury County,
near Columbia, are in the city Wis.
iting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
F. M. Woody.
Come on, good parents, and join
your children at the fair grounds
next Wednesday. Help make the
day joyous, as well as a memoir.
able one for them.
Misses Mollie Hunter and Rebecca
Raney, of Tampa, Fla, will arrive
today and be guests of Mrs. Lexie
S. Parks at her beautiful suburban
home during the fair.
Virgil Wantland, representing the
Palmer Ladies Tailoring establish
ment, Chicago, is in the city this
week. He has his lines on display
at Hardy Bros. & Haguew woods.
Mr. d. N. Walker and daughter,
Miss Carrie. left Wednesday for
Nashville. Miss Walker went to
enter Belmont College nd Mr..
Walker to look after some business
matters.
Gospel services at Presbyterian
Church, North First street, next
Sabbath, 23d inst, at IL a. m. Sub
ject, "Christ's Offices as Redeemer."
Members urged to attend. Public
cordially invited.
The members of the w. c. T. u.
Swimming Pool Committee are re-
quested to meet at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. S. Hardy next Tues
day evening at o'clock. Every
member is urged to be present.
r. E. Posey has been appointed
carrier on rural route No. 3, out of
Union City, the route formerly car
ried by Meredith Taylor, who re.
signed to accept the place of assist
ant postmaster in the Union City
postoffice,
AT meeting of the lodge last
Tuesday night, Lee Freed, of Tip
tonville, Vernon Watson and Parks
were made Elks, after |
which spread was served at the |
Pearl Cafe. A large number Of Elks
we're present.
DIR. e. B. Little is still confined |
to his room, but is slowly recover
ing from an attack of fever. VIM.
Goodwin is looking after the BUSH
ness end at the West Tennessee
Grocery Co.'S building during the
doctors illness.
Mrs. Brevard asks The CONNER
;ial to say to the mothers of Obion
County that it win not be necessary
o prepare lunches tor children who
attend the fair next week. She
lays the U. d. C. ladies have made
lmple provision and will supply all
hildren with big lunches at only
o cents each.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


VIM. Stewart, of May6eld, was in
the city Wednesday.
Mrs. Robt. Adams has been very
sick but is some better.
John Emmerson, of Rives, was a
business visitor to the city Monday.
Mrs. j. l.. Hudgins, who has been
very sick several days, is improving.
Miss Irene Moss has returned
from a visit to friends at State
Line.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Davis are en-
tertaining brand new son in their
home.
Esq. w. w. Hall has opened an
Office with Judge A. J. Lawson at
the courthouse.
Miss Nell Joyner, who has been
at Gleason attending house party,
returned home Monday.
Mrs. S. F. Wynne is quite sick
this week. Her little daughter is
very sick of typhoid fever.
Miss Ernestine Fields, W h o
moved with the family from this
city to Whitesboro, Texas, is visit
ing in Memphis.
Directors, close your schools next
Wednesday and invite your teach
ers and pupils to spend the day at
the county fair.
Mrs. Chambers and daughter, Mr..
John George, have returned from a
pleasant stay with friends and rela-
tives at Nashville.
Jack Hubs, who has a position
with hardware concern at May
field, spent Sunday here with rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. D. P. Shoffer and Miss Mary
Harris will return tomorrow from
Monteagle where they have been
spending the summer.
Rev. S. A. Neblett, of Matanzas,
Cuba, will repeat his>sf endid lee
ture n Cuba at t h e Methodist
Church tonight-Friday.
DR.. e. Parks and wife, of Trim
BILE, are guests at the home of Hon.
L. S. Parks. They will remain and |
attend the fair next week.
A little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. |
w. A. Lancer is recovering from a |
severe illness, having been sick sew
eral weeks of scarlet fever.
Attorneys F. J. Smith, of Troy, |
T. o. Morris and A. ]. Green, of
o bion, have been in the city this
week attending Circuit court.
Mrs. Jas. A. Morgan is very sick
and her daughter, Ida Mai, was
called home Friday from Hickman,
where she had been visiting rela-
tives and friends for week or two.
Rev. John c. Wilson and family
arrived in the city Wednesday.
They have been spending few
days since their return. from Colo
RADIO with relatives at Jackson. He
will fill his pulpit Sunday. morning
and night.
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Dahnke-snead.

Mr.. john Dahnke went to Illinois
Saturday and returned Monday
afternoon accompanied by his bride,
having been happily married Sun
day evening at 8 O'Clock at his old
home, Nashville, ILL.,, to Miss Maude
Snead. 1t was very quiet home
marriage, being attended by only
the relatives and special friends of
the contracting parties. The cere-
mony was performed by the pastor
of the Methodist Church of Nash
vile in the parlors OF the brides
home.
The bride was one of the most
popular Young ladies of the town,
was a leader in social circles, and
was admired by large number of
good friends. Mr. Dahnke is a
shareholder in the Dahnke- Walker
Milling Co., one of the largest mill
ing and grain handling concerns in
this section, and is superintendent
and manager of mill and elevator
No. 2. He is energetic, honest, fair
always, splendid business man
and is worthy the fair young woman
he has won for life companion.
They have rooms at the home of
Mr.. Dahnke's sister, Mrs. Monro-
tus, and are now at home to their
friends.
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w. o. T. q.

The regular meeting of the w. c,
T. u. for Friday, Sept. Is, has been
postponed on account OF the fair.
MRS. SEID WADDELL, Sec.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-09-21

Special attractions at the fair
grounds for school children next
Wednesday.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-09-21

Famous" Flour has come to stay.
It is the highest Patent Flour made
and it is guaranteed. Hardy Grain
Company.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-09-21

See Nailling-Keiser Fl ard ware
Co. Successors to III. Dietzel) cut
glass display d hand painted
china.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-09-21

Do not fail to attend the grand
opening Of the Union City Skating
Rink Monday, Sept. "a, at 7:30.
Music.
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friends

See Mailing Keiser H ard ware
Co. (successors to H. DietzeD cut
glass display and hand painted
china.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-03
THURsToN-ALLEN.

One of the interesting events of the past
week WAS the wedding of Roy P. Allen
and Miss Beulah Maude Thurston, which
took place Christmas evening at the resi-
dence OF David Thurston. The ceremony
was performed in very impressive man
ner by Rev. S. NJ. Thompson, pastor of the
Baptist church, who used the single
ring service.
The bride, who is the youngest daughter
of David Thurston, was attired in crepe de
chine over white muslin, and wore tulle
veil. She carried a shower bouquet OF
white narcissus. The couple was attended
by Frederick Cole, nephew of the bride,
and Miss Florence Evelyn Allen, sister of
the groom. The house was prettily dec
GRATED with potted plants, evergreens and
cedar. The couple stood under wedding
bell.
A reception followed the ceremony.
Miss Esther Merle Allen, sister OF the
groom, dressed in white mohair and carry
ing bouquet of daybreak pinks, pre-
sented the guests to the number of fifty
to the bride and groom.
Refreshments were served by Misses
Hazel and Joyce Friend. Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen received many pretty and valuable
presents The bride is an estimable
young lady and has many warm friends in
this village as we'll as elsewhere. The
groom is the son of G. M. Allen and wife,
and is one OF the hustling young business
men of the town. They will spend their
honeymoon in Boston and vicinity. On
their return they will make their home
here. They will be sat home" to their
friends after Feb. 1.
Jan. 1, RAE.
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= Il NTl NEWS.
NORTH SADGWIOK.

Ella Thurston aud Mrs. Ada Allen at
tended the State grange in Bangor.
&. II. Closson and wife, OF Sedgwick,
were Christmas guests of /. M. Allen and
wife.
The sad news was received Tuesday OF
the death of Albert Dickerman, OF Boston,
OF pneumonia. Mr.. Dickerman spent
several summers here, and was respected
by all.
Fl. l.. Elwell and daughter Amy and
Mrs. Beuiah NJ. Smallidge came from
Woodfords to spend Christmas week with
their parents, VI. L. Elwell and wife, re
turning to Woodfords Thursday. Mr..
Elwell has not been home Christmas for
sixteen years.
John Thurston spent few days in
Rockiand last week on business. He
has closed his steam mill for while.
Since spring he has sawed one
million shingles and large pile of
long lumber. He loaded three vessels
with wood for Rockland, and one vessel
with long lumber and shingles for Rock
port the past two weeks.
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SURRY.
X. Y. T..

Jesse NJ. Ray, one of Surry's oldest citi-
zens, is in very poor health, being confined
to his bed most of the time.
Capt. and Mrs. Mckay have been on
visit to his old home on Grand Menan,
n. B. They arrived home last Thursday
The village schools, and several in the
outlying districts, closed last Fridas. The
others will continue about three weeks
longer
The ice is all gone except a small patch
in the head of the bay. The smelts tents
have all been taken ashore, and the fisher
men are wishing for cold weather.
All roads led to Bluehill last Thursday
night, when goodly number of the Odd
Fellows of this place drove over in re-
Spouse to an invitation from Bluehill
lodge. After witnessing the degree work,
which was of high order, they were in
vited to the banquet hall where clam
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SPEC.
NORTH BROOKLYN.

Emma Hamilton Is teaching the high
school at.Forks. -
Ursula Burns is employed by Mrs. Hat
tie Joyce for few weeks.
John F. Giles intends to get out load
of kilnwood to ship to Eoekland.
Albert Marks and family will occupy
the house OF Fred Hamilton during the
winter.
A large eagle WINS seen flying about here
one day last week. 1t is very rarely that
one is seen nowadays.
Arthur Sargent, contractor and builder,
has crew OF men at work on the Roy
Allen house at North Sedgwiek.
a crew of men were at work on the
readiness to meet the ice and storms Of
winter.
The Sunday school was recognized
Sunday, Dec. 81, with the following
officers; Henry X. Grindle, superinten-
dent; Emory r. Dodge, assistant superin-
tendent; Emory E. Dodge, secretary and
treasurer; Mrs. Mark Dodge, organist;
Mrs. Flora Cole, assistant organist; Mrs.
Georgia Dow, librarian.
The schooner Carrie A. buchanan, Capt.
Frank Torrey, bound TO Wilmington,
n. c., with a load OF cement from New
York, arrived all right Dec. is. Although
encounteriEg heavy gales, Capt. Torrey
made the passage without mishap, has
discharged the cement, and is now load
ing hard pine for Porto Rico.
In the shooting contest at Fred Coles, on
Christmas, Leroy Flye won the first prize,
goose, with 303 caliber Savage rifle
scoring twenty four points of possible
thirty, at 100 yards. Hawley Dow made the
next best score with rifle. With shot
guns, shooting at sixty yards, Philip
Pervear won a goose. There was a large
number OF contestants, and the shooting
throughout was excellent.
Jan. /. xENoPHoN.
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NORTH BROWNSVILLE.

Henry Grindle and F. Watson Gray have
rented the tenement over the blacksmith
shop.
Rev. f. P. Green, pastor of the Congre-
rational church at West Brooksville, spoke
in the Methodist chapel Sunday evening.
The following officers were elected at
Rainbow grange: Mrs. Joanna Durgain,
master; Herbert Grindle, overseer;
Mrs. Biancia Grindle, lecturer; Eugene
Snow, steward; William n. Gray, asst
steward; Alonzo Snow, chaplain; Mrs
Laura Howard, treasurer; Mrs. Mae Her
rick, secretary; o. Boynton, gatekeeper;
Mrs. Addie Gray, Ceres; Mrs. Angie
Cousins, Pomona; Mrs. Florence Snow
man, Flora; Mrs. Bessie Gray, lady as
sistant steward; Miss Gladys Grindle, Or
ganist; Ellery Herrick, librarian. An IN
vitation has been extended to East Blue
hill grange to be present at the installation
Thursday evening, also to the master OF
that grange to act as installing officer.
There will be supper in the hall.
Ian. /, y.
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NORTH BLUEHILL.

Mrs. d. 5. Stacey returned to New York
to- day, after three-weeks' visit with her
parents, James L. Saunders and wife.
Misses Effie and Annie Grindle and
Ethel weseott leave to-day for Midway,
Mass, where they will be employed for
the winter.
Mr.. and. Mrs. w. T. Hill have returned
to their home in Bucksport after spending
Christmas week with her parents, p. j..
Grlndle and wife.
Wilbur Wardwell OF Lewiston, Idaho,
only son of Dennis Wardwell. formerly OF
this place, is spending few weeks with
his uncle, Henry $. Wardwell.
Miss Alice NJ. Wescott has returned to
Augusta, where she is employed as teacher
in the public schools, after spending her
vacation with her parents, c. F. Weseott
and wife.
Jan. /. ~
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MEMO.
SARGENTVII4LE.

Oswold Hooper came on the boat Sun
day.
Chandler Bowden spent Christmas at
Penobscot.
Mrs. Russell Sargent, of Cambridge, is
visiting her brother, Groves Eaton.
Lawrence Grindal spent the week with
his brother Roy. at Charles Simmons.
Walter Nevells held shooting match at
Mill pom on Christmas Day. The win
ner of the turkey was Cecil Eaton.
Judging from the looks Of the tree on
Christmas night at the chapel, all were
kindly remembered by old Santa Claus.
Fred Sargent and wife attended the
wedding OF Miss Beulah Thurston and
Roy Allen, of North Sedgwick, Monday
night.
III. M. Pease and wife, and Mrs. Nellie
Atherton, of Brooklin, and Moses Joyce,
of Deer Isle, spent Christmas with j. A.
Moore and wife.
Groves Eaton, who is employed at Ston-
ington, spent Christmas with his family;
also Arthur Novels and Byron Slower, who
are at work at Bluehill.
Mrs. Nellie NJ. Atherton, of Brooklin,
and Moses Joyce, of Deer Isle, were mar
ried at the home of her sister, Mrs. II. NJ.
Pease, in Brooklin on Sunday. The cere-
mony was followed by reception from 2
to O'Clock. The presents were pretty and
useful. Among those attending the re-
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pENoBscoT.
.ESoPHoN.

The Christmas concert given at Perkins
hill schoolhouse Monday evening under
the direction of Mrs. Nellie Perkins and
Miss Evelyn wardwell, was pronounced
a decided success by all who attended.
The children rendered their parts in a
very pleasing manner, and much credit is
due the directors. Mrs. Flora Littiefield
was organist.
After the concert Santa Claus distributed
his gifts, and it was pleasure to all, es-
pecially the children.
The following is the programme: Re
sponsive reading; Lords prayer; singing,
Sunday school; Rotations, Lowena
Wardweil, Wilma Perkins, Leon Perkins;
solo, Evelyn Wardwell; recitations by
nine children; recitation, Lloyd Hutchins,
Ivan Perkins; solo and chorus, Ethel
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SOUTH PENOBSCOT.

Mrs. Frank Binder has gone to Balti-
more, Md, Tor short visit.
Mrs. Frank Miller and daughter Mar
ian are visiting friends in Portland.
Wade L. Grindle and Raymond w.
Grindle have returned to Bluehill acad-
envy.
Harry Wescott has returned home from
Miilinocket, where he has had employ
ment.
John Norris and family have returned
to Orono after visiting at the home of his
grandfather, Thomas Mitchell.
Stlllman Grindle, who has been confined
to his home on account of illness, is able
to return to his work at Whites quarry,
Bluehill.
Jan. /. MEMO.
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BASS HARBOR.

Miss Ina Billings, who has been in Port
land for several weeks, is at home.
Philip Burns and family, of BluehilI,
have moved here, and are living in Austin
Young's house.
The young people, who have been at
home for the Christmas recess, leave to-
day. Helen Dix, Edna Benson and Bessie
Eaton go to Hebron academy, Helen Wat
son, Lulu and Douglass Richardson and
Willie Thurston to Westbrook seminary,
and Sylvia Rich, Howard Kelley and
Arthur Lawton to Shaw's business college
in Portland.
Jan. l. X. Y. z.
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SOUTH BLUEHILL.

Mrs. John Pert, who has been quite i'll,
is slowly recovering.
Mrs. Charles Ferrin has gone to Boston
for few weeks with her children.
George Grindle, of Granite, has moved
his family here Tor the winter.
Lincoln Sibley. of Boston, is spending
his vacation at Allen Henderson's.
The Christmas concert was well at
tended, and passed very pleasantly.
Much credit is due Miss Bacon, the school
teacher, who assisted the children.
Dec. n. y.
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" ~~ ~s-,en,
A-tSs-- s-s~---ls,.
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

"HEREAS While G. Bates, of Brooks,
w vile, Hancock county. Maine, by his
mortgage deed dated the twenty fifth day of
September. 1903. and recorded in the registry
OF deeds of said county, book 1886. page ss5.
conveyed to me, the undersigned, a certain lot
or parcel OF land situated in said Brook syille.
being the southwesterIy halt of lot No. one
hundred and twenty two on the plan Of sedg-
wick, OF the first division, and bounded south
westerly by lot No. one hundred and twenty
three of the first division; northwesterly BY
lot No. fifty -four Of the third division; north
easterly by land of Abbie L. Roper, and south
easterly by the Bagaduce river, containing
fifty acres, more or less; excepting from said
premises the land sold to Alice Z, Bates, ]. q
Waller and Oscar Lymeburner; and whereas
the condition OF said mortgage has beer
broken and by reas n Of the breach OF this
ccneiiion OF sid mior.g' ge I claim foreclos.
u OF the sane, and give this noticefur thai
purpose; - GEO. M. wARREN.
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Argal NolirEs.
EX CUrnR'- >tLt

PURSUANT to a license from Hon. o. P
L Cunui CHM. juage OF the probate coare
for the county of "A ,ncutk, sSued at the De-
cemaer term Of sid court held at Bucksport
the fifth d ~ OF December a. d. 1895. shah
sell at public auction at my Office in Castfney
said county, on the 27th day OF January.
a. d. 1906. ut ten Of the clock in the forenoon.
he blowing real estate situated in said Css-
tine. to wit: Bounded on the southwest by
Dyer street; on the northwest by land OF VIII
liam Coison; on TIE northeast by land of A.
W. Clark and on the southeast by the salt
water. same be ing the home stead OF lie late
Robert p. Dyer. GEO. NJ. WARREN,
Dec. u. 1905. EXecutor.
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INSTALLATION.

Columbia chapter O. Il. s. and Mime
waukon chapter OF Royal Arch Masons
held joint installation at Riverside hall,
Dec. "a. supper was furnished by the la
dies OF the Eastern Star. Past Matron
Alma T. Small installed the officers of
Columbia chapter IS follows: Mrs. Angie
S. Dority, w. NJ; j. Frank Gray, W. p:
Mrs. Ada F. Moore, Asso. NJ; Miss Fannie
Horrick, secretary; Mrs. Nellie Hooper,
treasurer; Madeila IL. Small, conduc-
tress; Georgia NJ. Kenney, associate con-
ductress; Mrs. Lucy +. Dority, chaplain;
Mrs. Alice 8. Byard, marshal; Owen l..
Fiye, organist; Mrs. j. Florence Head,
Adah; susie T.. Cole, Ruth; Sue C. Hus-
band, Esther; Flora Il, Gray, MARTHA
Lucy Billings, Eleeta; Musa b. Dollard,
warder; Charles A. Consry, sentinel.
The officers OF Minnewaukon chapter
were installed by Owen l.. Flye as follows:
Dr. f. s. Herrick, high priest; Julien Ii.
Hooper, king; Eldorus H.. Bridges, scribe;
J.sw Paris, treasurer; X. w. Smith, sec
rotary; T, A. Smith, captain Of the host;
Rev. Arthur b. Carter, chaplain; E. b.
Kane, Royal arch captain; Benjamin Syl-
vester, master third veil; Isaac Mayo,
master second veil; George Herrick, mas
ter first veil; L. w. GuPtii, sentinel.
At the close DR.. F. =. Herrick, in few
fitting words, presented, in the name of
the chapter, beautiful jewel to Past High
Priest Owen l.. Flye.
Jan. 1. SPEC.
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Hutchins and school; reeitations, Algie
autchins, Helen Littisfeld; singing,
Jeanette Wardwell, Algie and Lora
Hutchins; recitation, Maynard Perkins;
dialogue, six children; singing, school;
Rotations, Ethel Hutchins, Rena Little
field; singing, three little girls, Jeanette
wardwell organist; Rotations, Carl
Dunbar, Ralph Hutchins, Lora Hutchins,
Leon Perkins; singing, Ethel Hutchins.
Dec. %. M. w.
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and Mrs. Joyce left to-day for Deer Isle,
where Mr.. Joyce has home awaiting his
bride. A reception will be held at their
home this evening. Their many friends
wish them happy life.
Jan NJ
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COUNTY NEWS.
sEDGwIcK.

CHI. Closson and wife expect to go to
Boston next week, to remain few
months.
Hattie NJ. Cole, who came home 10 spend
Christmas with her parents, returned
saturday to Needham, Mass, where she
has taught for several years.
Rufus Hall and Mrs. Day, who were
called to Boston by the severe illness Of
their sister, Mrs. Richard Mccarthy, will
return home Wednesday. Mrs. Mccarthy
is better.
Frank Fitzgerald and wife have gone to
Massachusetts,. They will visit friends in
Rockland and Camden ON their way.
Their little son Harry will board at
Richard Giles, North Brooklin, during
their absence.
The dwelling house owned and occupied
by Clarence Hooper caught fire Satur-
day and would have been consumed but
for the prompt action Of Frank Herrick,
by whom the fire was discovered. 1t is
supposed to have caught around the
chimney. About $50 in money was burned.
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tie Graves, recording secretary; Mrs.
Lydia Graves, financial secretary; Mrs.
Louise Smallidge, treasurer. The installa-
ton will be Jan. u.
Dec. d SPEC.
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RAE.
NORTHEAST HARBoR.

Asticou Rebekah lodge has elected Off
GERS as follows: Mrs. Georgia Tracy, N.
G.; Miss Nellie Bartlett, v. g.; Miss Hat