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day was observed by tho schools in this
village with eSercises.--Miss Jennie Mar
tin and Peter Como arc on the sick list.
Friends in this town werc panied TO
hear of the death OF John Whitney of
Bristol. Mr.. whitney was n former
Jericho boy.-El Ross is visiting his par
cuts, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Ross. eel
Mrs Prior has gone to Burlington to stay
time with her son, William--Dr HUI
burd Is having an addition built to his
barn.
Mrs. Decorcau and Mrs. Myette OF Tn
derhill were visitors Saturday at Mrs.
'lcberts.-Mr and Mrs. V. Jackson went
Sunday to Tnderhll for tho dav.--Scott
Fuller Is on the sick list.--J. Leach and
son of Cloverdale were in town Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Y G.. Nay were in Burling-
ton Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Kew have moved and arc
keeping house in Mrs. Moulton's tene-
nent.-Harty Hanley is on the gain.
Mrs. Heckcr was in Burlington Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Newton were visitors
Sunday IN Wcstford.-Mrs T.. T. Bailey.
n national lecturer, will deliver an adj
dress at the Brick Church THURSDAY
evening. Subject: "Home or Saloon
which, The county convention opens
at $3.50 ~ m. on Thursday. continuing
until Friday 4.3o y. MI. Y. Wilbur is
In Montpelier attending the supreme
Icourt.-.Tanc Rand is quite .ick. Scott
Fuller recently injured himself IN MT
ing and has been unable to work Ecllo
Rico has gone to Fletcher for a few days
Mrs. w W. Ring has gone To Hunt
neton for = two weeks stay. Her sis
ter Miss Wright is caring for the family
I'm hpr absence
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H1GHGATE CENTER.

II. NJ. Rliss and +. j. Farrell Of swan
ton were in town on business Thursday.
Frank Manley of Franklin was in town
WednesdaY.-D. w steele. chairman Of
the committee 10 secure a speaker fo-
Memorial day, has been fortunate in
securing the Rev. -. j. OSullivan Of st.
Adams to deliver the Memorial day ad-
dress here May N--Col.. a, y. Hail %.
st. Alhans was in town Thursda Mrs.
Mary steele has returned from St Al.
bans. whore she has been visiting nor
daughter, Mrs. Willard Stockwell, Mrs.
g. @. Austin mas returned from 81. Al
bans, whore she has been spending the
winter. and IDS opened hor house on
famkins strcot.-Dr. y. q. Powers was
in Franklin Saturday. called there by
tho serious llnoes of Miles rhilipa.-D.
w steele is IN Montpelier attending ST.
preme court Mrs. ". l., Cussons. Mrs
\. NJ. MoreY and Miss Sarah Place were
ln Rich ford last week TO attend tho
Christian Endeavor convention.-Mrs i.
NJ. Tromblev has returned from sheldon
whor" she has been Waiting relatives
| Mr.. and Mrs. l.. .. Rye spent Saturday
IN ST. Adams
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ENOSBURGH.

MI aud Mrs. John Adams of Springfield
arc visiting his mother Mrs Emily Ada ms
i-Pre-momorial exercises by the q. A. r.
ana Nonan's Relief Corps will he in
Memorial Church sunday. May g7.-Tho
Ladies' Missionary society will meet at
ia" congregational parsonage Thursday,
May 10. the topic 10 be Africa Tho Bap-
fist church have raised sufficient funds to
secure pastor to begin work soon.-The
Rev. Evarts lN"nt. pastor at Memorial
church, preached At Berkshire Center
sunday May 6. and Will continue to sup
ply there through MaY.-rhe Ladies' Aid
society of tho Methods, Church at West
EnoshurGh will moot at g. y. McAllistor s
the afternoon OF IN" 15th.-Bishop Han
preached at the Episcopal Church Sunday.
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UNDERHILL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthus Nay Of BOSTON
arc visiting mt w. S. NaYs-Tris Edwards
of Burlington is at home for few days
on account Of the serious illness Of her
brother-Mr. and Mrs. $. A. Hale visited
at y. G. StcVenss in Essex Junction Fri
day.--I}ert Bishop of Bolton was a recent
visitor in town.-tIenrY l.ockln of Milton.
Mass, who has been up on "A fishing tour
has returned home-Andrew Russiu
has bought the place on the 'racoway.
known as the Frank Young place,-Therc
was good attendance at the May day
dance and an excellent supper was served
by G. !. Lincoln at the Custer IIousc.--
The Go Ahead club has put in several of
the much Uccdcd street lamps. which are
duly appreciated by the citizens.
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A LETTER TO OUR READERS.
80 COTTAGE ST.. NEt,ROsE. MAS

So COTTAGE ST, MELRosE, MASS
DEAR SIR
Ever since ! was in the Army, ! had
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J continued lis use and am thankful TO
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! know that your swamp Root Is purely
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recovery and recommending swamp Root
TO all sufferers | am"
Very truly yours
]. G. RICHARDSON.
' on may have u sample bottle Of this
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You arc already convinced that swamp
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MILTON BORO.

The Rev. NJ. II. Regain is expected to
preach at the Boro Sunday.-Dr, Hol-
comb was called Friday tn soc MadRo
Howard, who fell and stuck a lead pcu-
ell In her throat between the tonsl and
Jaw bone, Lorenzo Drown is III with
stomach trouble.--Mr aud Mrs. John
Shean ana son visited at Eber Coon's
at Milton Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. r, T..
Mills and Doris and Floyd Sanderson
dned Mt +. T.. Smiths sunday John
Reynolds ana Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur
Reynolds were at Roy Towards Sum
day.-W. c. Blake had II colt injured
on wire fence recently.-Mrs. j. T..
Finn and son and Mrs. Martha Finn
were guests OF Mrs u. r. Bean Satur-
day.-rhe first automobile OF the sea-
son passed through here Monday,-Ell
Phelps Is AT work at the Boro this week.
Van Everest canvassed for the san
Francisco disaster with good success
here Monday.
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COLCHESTER.

II. +. Kline is seriously i'll threaten
ed with pneumonia MIR and Mrs. Karl
kimptor OF Georgia are visiting friends
IN town Mrs. II. White had a severe
attack of acute Indigestion Sunday, but
is som" better now.-Mrs. Martin Fow-
ler, who has boon visiting in Boston for
several weeks, returned home Saturday
Mir. and Mrs. Harvey Of Montpelier
visited at Mrs. Georgia Mayo's over
sunday Miss clara Pitts has gone to
RrtEd"wat"r to teach school-Thc Kings
Daughters Will meet with Mrs. Parme-
leo Friday afternoon. charles Parsons
raised tho frame for his new house
Tuesday. Miss Cora Belle Wilson is the
suost Of Mrs. Taylor --Cha rles Hender-
son has gone To Winooski 10 clerk IN
Atwood's stnrc.--Miss Blanche Parker
wont to Mary Fletcher hospital Friday
20 hr oporat"d upon for appendicitis
She is as comfortable as could he ex-
NJ. s'.aFl
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ST. ALBANS.

Several petitions are in circulation for
the building Of a permanent highway on
North Main street. from the city limits
north IN Branch's corners. This piece Of
road which is entirely in the town of St.
Alhans, is probably tho worst sample OF
bad roads in the county, hut Few or me
taxpayers of the town live in the vicin-
ity Of the road aud it is therefore almost
IenureiN neglected. 'he money al pe'hs
laid out for roads in the south and west
portions of the town one or the petit
tons is to the Hon. {. W. Gates, state
highway commissioner asking mat mo
Iapp"rtonment or the state highway TAX
for the town. he Iald out on permanent
highway at thIs point Ihis petition -
backed np ny SUBSCRIPTION papers "h'ch
are beng signed Tor generous amounts IN
money materials ana work ana some sat-
Mrs, Bernard butter hed AZ her homs
ON RiSh"r street ~ 80" o COCK sun
daN morning 81 n'ur'uS' "' "hlon sne
had been suner'nc TOT more man year
Mrs. Butier' VINO was 'i years oIn' ID
survived ny a huSoehn an" Nv" ch'iuren'
Walter +. Butler ana MISS MARY r.. hu'-
Ter, and also by tlN' sisters Mrs James
II. Ward OF TINS city MIS- Sarah cas-
well OF SprinGheId' Mass anu MISSES
Maria, Amanda ana Natherlne hIte OF
burlington and one hrother' Johh Nhite'
of harrington = y Mrs huler was
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RICHFORD.

About $50 O'Clock Saturday evening
word was received in this village, that tho
four Yoar-od son of MIR. and Mrs Henry
KING living about ON" mile from this VIII
lage, near Abercorn. p q, was lost IN tho
woods near their residence. \ party of
men and boys quickly responded and
searched until after midnight. Iney re
sumcd the search at daylight and at about
nine O'Clock Sunday morning he was found
about one mile from home near the sugar
house apparently mono the worse for his
open air lodging, The child was in the
field with his father. who was blowing
y hen h" straYcd away Frontier Post. No
-. 6. A. Il. have engaged George NJ
Hogan OF st. Adams to deliver the
NJ emorial day address Dora, the young
est daughter uf Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper
Baker is suffering from a slight attack Of
scarlet fcvor-S Carl Carpenter has re-
Gently purchased 1906 Gilmore touring car
which appeared on the streets for the first
time Friday.-The Oriental Athletic club
defeated "A team from the veneer mill of
|t. G. Manuel Sons & CO., Saturday Hfter-
noon 10y - score of II to "a base ball
game Saturday between teams of small
boys from this place and Enosburgh Falls
resulted In victory for the former by
Weeks, who has been confined to the
house for several days with an attack of
the grip. Is much improved at
this writing. Deputy Collector Arthur
Gates visited friends in Franklin over
Sunday.-Deputy' Collector G. L. Orton is
taking the place OF |. w Webster at West
Berkshire which the latter is away on a
leave of absence
At the annual corporation meeting held
Monday night in Ayers han the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Moderator, w. b. Lockln, clerk.
II. H. Rounds treasurer. II. H. Comings:
trustees, q. q, Manuel Hannibal Thayer.
Van Il. Perley. Albert y. Capp aud
Peter McGettrick; tax collector, j. II.
Gross; auditor, g. r. Ladd; fire wardons.
+. II. Morse, II. II. CominGs and H. ~
Clark: attorney. A. u, Rowloy; water
commissioner for five years. W. Il. Look
lin. Voted tax Of ton cents on a dol
lar. daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Cortis Aiken Monday. Mrs. A. H.
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FAIRFAX.

Douglass Buck and wife eniovAd N.
open season for trout Wednesday-J p.
Shedd has seven horses sick with horss
distemper. Mrs Emma holland Of WI
noosk is visiting her sister, Mrs Alfred
Bellows
Elbridge Gerry Rueg died Monday at
$50 J.. m, from the effects of a shock.
Mr. Rugg was born May %, 1s2S on the
old Rugg homestead, which was cleared
by his grandfather. who was enc Of tho
first settlers of this town, coming here
from Connecticut via SALISBURY From
tho latter place he and his ramiIv mazda
their way here ON foot, drawing theif
effects on a hand-sled The deceased was
the fourth son of capt, Alexander Rugg
who had nine children. four of which are
now living viz: Giles and Charles OF
Fairfax, Albro of Fletcher and William
Of ST. Alhans. T.. G. Rugg married Del
phine Fish Brown Of Milton. who dicn
October %. 400. To them nvo children
were born, Mrs. Emma u. Danforth. Mrs.
Jennie Il, King, Mrs. Almlna \. Gregory
tot Fairfax, Merton Alexander. who died
IN Infancy. and Mrs Ethel NJ darn Of
Westminster. who mourn the loss OF
kind and afectionate father. The town
loses an upright and benevolent citizen.
The funeral will be held a. his lifelong
residence at II a. Thursday.
Dauforth is very sick at this writing
Mrs. r. 9. ballard visited
friends IN s.. Adams May THE Rev.
Mr.. Hunt presiding elder Of ST. Adams
district preached n the Methodist
Church Sunday evening to full house.
They arc holding meeting every
evening this week At tho Rap.
tiet church. Tho state evanEo-
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BERKSHIRE CENTER.

Mrs. Silas Fletcher and daughter
jennie Tracy, passed sunday at East
berkshire with relatives. Master Perry
Stow and Laura Feltman' Grace Libby
and Anna Ladd, all scholars OF the
stiles district have been quito H. but
are improving. Miss Rcrtna Forty was
confirmed and united with tho ST. Matt
news Church Mt Enoshurgh FalS May
6,-The Rev. aud Mrs. J. H. Leroy OF
Montgomery Center are visiting AT II,
A. Chaffcc's, -Miss Louise Nerau was
home over SundaY.-Mrs Mark Duphery
is sim on the STICK list.-Miss Irena
Johnson has returned home from ST.
Albans,-George Booth is IN town for a
tine from ManChe ster.
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WEST BOLTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. \. g. Hall spent Sunday
in Cnderhll Center.-Mrs c. A. Pease
was In Burlington Monday.-A. Lancor
took his son, William, to the Mary
Fletcher hospital Monday TO be treated
for knee trouble.-Mrs. ELLA Streeter,
who has been sick for a long time. died
Friday, The funeral which was largely
attended. was held from the Methodist
Church Sunday. The Rev. O. l.. Barn
ard Of Underhil officiating r. G.
Pease had charge Of the funeral ar
rangements, The deceased was held in
high esteem by all as was attested by
the floral display I'm the church. Especial
mention is made of tho flowers furnish
ed by tho Society OF Willing Workers
also those sent by Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Lamb from Worcester, Mass. She lesvcs
two sons and one daughter to mourn
her loss.
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H1NESBURGH.

The community was shocked Thursda y
motrinc by tho announcement of tho
sudden death of Mrs Julia r.. Gage.
widow of the late -tNilIiam Care Mrs
Cage had attended the Nav sumner tho
uirht prcvious and seemed i'm her ,suoI
health Thursday morning the nciphbors
not seeing ANYTHING Of Mrs Gage went
to Investigate. and found her dead IN
bod Life had been extinct for several
hours Mrs Gage had suffered for several
years with heart trouble and thet was
the immediate cause of her death She
is survived by one son Charles. Of Thorn
sonvillc, Conn. and two brothers Charles
Collins OF Long Beach. Cal and Trlviu
Collins OF Nonkton
The funeral services Of Mr- y,i1i, I,
Cage were held Sunday at I 40 ncloc,,
from the CONGREGATIONAL Church the ROY.
e. G. Adams officiating. choosing for his
test Proverbs 2l-7. BOAST Not 'rvsclf OF
To morrow: for Thou Euovcst Not What
a Dav NAV Bring Forth" Undertaken T.
IT. Read had charge Of tho arrangements
assisted bv G. u. Roynton. Tho bodv of
the church was reserved for the relatives
and the O. l.. S. of which order the dc
ceas sod was a member. The floral OFFERINGS
were ,iuue,ia1lv uumeroi. ard worry bo,tt-
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MONTGOMERY.

Mr.. and Mrs. ". g. Comstock ara at
the hom" Of Mr.. Comstocks father. Mr.
and Mrs. Comstock have lived in Tewks-
bury. Mass, for tho past fnw years
&. r. GHteS had the misfortune TO have
horse badly cut last week on 4 wire
ence.-tlarcnce Hope has gone 10 York
state To travel for Kimball Bros. ~ F,nos-
burgh Fala-Bshop Wall ~ Burlington
preached at St Bartholomow's Church
on Monday afterpoc-
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HUNTINGTON.

J. O. Young met with very severe
accident Saturday falling across a
wagon box while drawing manure. His
condition is normal at this writing
Mrs. c. j. Norton is very III at this
writing II. W. Norton was IN Bristol
Saturday and Sunday.--Road Commits
sioner Gorton is doing nicely with the
roads.-GeOrge W. Sayles sold large
amount Of personal goods saturday,
Mrs. Flora Benway IL caring for Mrs. e.
], Norton
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
CONTINUED from FIRST Pnge.)

some 81 years ago and was Of logs and
this water power was used to run the
saw mill. About nine years ago they in
stalled the plant from which electric
lights are now supplied to the village.
The water power at this place has long
been known as one Of the finest in Yer
mont or elsewhere and now that 1t is
to he more largely developed it would
seem that. iinportat results to the vicin-
ity must follow.
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WEST WILLISTON.

Mrs. Abigail Muusou. who is critically
III. remains very low.-Mr. and Mrs. Ny
ron shaw OF Colchester spent Sunday
with Mrs. Shaw's mother. Mrs Munsor
Mrs. r. !, Collins. who came from Nc
hraska 10 attend the funeral or her uncle
James Collins and was taken i'll while
here, Is improving.
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GEORGIA.

evening twelve new members were in
structed in the first and second degrees.
Clifton Smith and Frank Coburn have
had telephones put in.--Presiding Elder
Hunt preached AZ tho Methodist Church
last Sunday. Arthur Preston and wife,
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sWANTON CENTRE.

Fred y. Hazard returned home Sdtur-
day from Boston, NJ. Hubbard Is out
after an illness of two weeks with lUmba-
eo.-Arbor day was celebrated In district
No. ~ by the teacher. Miss Florence
Donaldson, and her pupils rakins Off the
school yard and setting out a maple tree.
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ONE CENT
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TOWNSVILLE.

Arthur Edwards and Arthur King arc
boarding a. stephen ilildr"th's The
Lend-a-Hand circle met with Mrs. Ealrh
last Saturday at the church Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Crandall hav" gone to Bos-
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WANTED.

Acknowledgements young women in
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RICHMOND.

The incorporated village authorities have
made contract with Mr. Moore of Bur
iington to lay $1,000 Of concrete side walk
in Richmond village. TIL" material is here
ana gang OF mon are ut work on the Job
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WANT ED-Women 10 work In the do
mestic department Of the Northampton
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sHELBURNE.

Mr. and Mrs. William Scroll are tho
happy parents OF l0-pound baby girl
born sunday: Nj. and Mrs. George r.
Heet Of a SON horn TMnSdaN.
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JERICHO.

a new marble and granite industry is
being started herc.-Mrs. Carroll is at the
home of her daughter, Mrs Hanley, dur
Ing the sickness Of Mr. Haney.--Arbor
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Weeks is suffering from an attack Of the
erip.-Charles Andrus of Enosburgh Falls
Is putting on tho paint and finish in the
interior OF the new annex to the Baptist
Church
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WANTED--A woman to do general house
work at n summer cottage near Port
land, Me, from May till September or
October. Good wages. Apply to Or. j.
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and marble tombstones. mon
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New England GRANTEES. We aim to
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lngton. VI. 36wtf
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NOTICE..
tlA Try MI.

Thos. Pierce. Bloom
inedale, WIS. says The two gallons of
'rcl OIL ! got completely wiped out the
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Caledonia, \. Y. 43w.3t.
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$50 LIGHT DYNAMO for sale in good
conditions also 3o-light dynamo rs good
as new. These are both 125 volt and will
run many more lamps on lower voltage.
Free Press Association, Burlington.
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POINTERS.

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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--A 5t0-foot hot water heater,
20 horse power steam boiler w. Il.
Gates. 215.d&w,tf.
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FOR SALE-Thoroughbred English and
Beagle Fox bound puppies. For fun
particulars apply to NJ. L. perver, Ellen
hurgh Center, y. Y. 91,Gt&i3w,9t.
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MAPLE HILL FARM has for sale we'll
bred registered Holstein-Frlesian bull
calves. Prices reasonable. J. w. Hitch
cock. Cambridge. Vt. 9l.2t&,2w.5t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-30

habits and other garments of a strictly
tailored cast, showed a prediction for
plain cloth, covert with invisible stripes
and Empire cuts. One coat, openly con-
fessed to be made after a garment worn
by Nine. Jane Hadng, more than suggest
ed the taste and style of this beautiful
actress. Cut with the effect of little sep
arate coat. this long garment was essen
TALLY Empire in essence. The coat portion,
which hung loosely above the flowing skirt
was finished with three applied tucks of the
material and the three-Quarter puff sleeves
showing immense fullness Only site hing
and these tiny folds upon the jacket trim
med this elegant garment which was Of
pale olive cloth. A plain black satin skirt
wool soft in fall-and a tiny black turban
with olive tulie and natural tinted pea
cocks were shown with IL.
The different shades shown everywhere
in these graceful feathers are eternally
surprising, and as yet there Is no diminu-
ton in their elegant vogue.
Apropos of wells, launched by America
q la voilette is now the most Partisan of
coquetries There are dozens of ways of
putting them on, but each seems so In
diyidual that no one method may be de-
nominated as the thing AS now worn, the
veil is the Partisan fan-the chief arrow IN
the coquette's CULVER.