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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

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when in making a short turn the load
was overturned, throwing Mr.. Weston
off. He landed in pile of rocks, cut
ting a cash in his head, dislocating
his ankle and breaking some Of the
ligaments.
Arthur Ward has bought the Shap-
put place Of J. c. Scates and moved
onto it.
Mrs. Nancy Pinkham is at E. n.
Turner's at East Mt. Vernon for
few weeks.
George and Edwin Wadleigh. who
have been suffering from an attack OF
measles are improving. No new cases
are reported.
The meeting Of Belgrade Grange
held Saturday evening was well at
tended, considering the bad travelling.
A good program was presented.
Brother Farnham Is proving his abili-
ty to fill the Office of lecturer by draw
ing out many who have never taken
any part in the program before. All
miss Worthy Master F. L. Pray. who
is serving on the Cooper jury, though
our Worthy Overseer Reynolds fills
the chair very acceptably during his
| absence. Next meeting will be held
Saturday evening, April T.
WEST CHELSEA.
Mrs. T. A. Trask passed a day last
week with her son Walter Of South
Gardiner.
Ben Heath of Gardiner passed SUM-
day with his mother, Mrs. Hannah
Heath
Fred McGraw Of WhitefIeId Is saw
ing wood in this place with his gaso-
line engine.
Roy Ballard Of Washburn is in this
place on business. He is staying at
present with w. E. Trask.
]. Ryan, who has been visiting his
farm in this place for few days, re-
turned to his home in Charlestown
Friday.
Talking of smart old people, Chelsea
has cne Mrs. Hannah Heath. aged 81.
She has knit u pairs of stockings In
addition to doing her household work
since last January.
Roland Beckwith of Gardiner paused
Sunday with his friend w. E. Trask.
of the town has hired H. L. Hayes
steam engine to saw his wood.
CROSS HILL.
c. W. Moore of East Vassalboro was
a business caller in the place Thursday.
J. H. Bussell called on friends at
South China Friday.
Melvin Toby has moved into the
house formerly owned and occupied ~
Mrs. 3. A. Smart.
The Hillside Tent, X. OF NJ, held
dance and supper at its hall Saturday
evening.
Miss Eva Crosby passed several days
with friends in Waterville the past
week.
The school in the Perley district will
begin Monday. April Is, under the in
struction of Miss Edna Reed of North
vassalboro. Miss Webb. who had the
school in charge the past term, has
been transferred to Vassalboro.
WINDsoRvlLLE.
There will be a dance at l. b.
French's April 30. Music will be fur
nished by Overlock's orchestra.
Joseph French purchased a new
horse of Geo. Bryant of Augusta re-
Gently.
A. ]. Dodge has started his mill and
is saving shingles. lathes, spool cars.
etc. Mr.. Dodge will run both day and
night crew.
James Pratt has returned home from
Concord, n. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Longfellow have
returned home from Augusta where
they have been employed at the Jail
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

Charles A. Orleans of New Orleans
was in Bath recently making arrange
ments for a mansoleum to be built in
Maplewood cemetery for A. P. Will
liams of San Francisco, Cal. The
foundation will be OF granite and six
feet deep. The mansoleum will cover
nearly the whole lot which will make
il about 19x20 feet and 20 feet high.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Board
of Trade has started quite successfully
here Miss Daisy Waterhouse is treas
uror and the ranvassers selected are
Mrs. Chester Bean. Miss DcdiC Suam.
Miss Fannie Ring, Miss May Shepherd.
Miss Bertic Moody. and Miss Rose Cole.
These young ladies will visit every
house in behalf of the Board of Trade
and they are sure of good success
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

The following furloughs were ap-
proved Monday: Daniel Shean. Arnold
Gruber. New York City: William But
terily. Randolph Caldwell, Stephen D.
Fowler. John f. Mann, Michael Han
ron. James O'Neil, Boston; Nelson
Holmes. Manchester n. H.; Charles E.
Andrews, Waterville. Me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

Mrs. George Vickery. who has been
passing the winter in Mortified. VT,
where her husband is engaged in the
stone business has returned to Hal
lowell to open her home. Mr.. Vickery
remains in Northfield.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
James E. SamIer.

James Z. Samler, late Co.. Sth Mass
Inf. who has been a member of this
Branch since Aug. II, 1900, has been
granted a transfer to the Southern
Branch. Horace w. Kimball, late u.
$. navy, has been granted a transfer
to the Mountain Branch.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

On April first, "All fools day" good
joke was played on a gentleman from
Lynn, Mass, who was visiting relatives
in the city, when he was relieved of
his gold watch and chain and diamond
stud in mysterious way and the
girls in tho case got the best of d
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
The Opening Of
Drummond's
Candy Kitchen
81 TEMPLE STREET

1 will be ready to serve the public
Saturday morning. March 81. with
fresh lines Of homemade candy at 15c.
n pound.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

An Australian paper relates that at
some amateur theatrdcals in victorfa two
people among the spectators whsDeter
the heroine was kissed kissed each other
loudly and with estentation. 1t trrne6
out that the man In the audience was
the husband of the heroine. He dlear.
proved her theatrical tastes and with tia
help Of an amtable friend took this NY
OF repgOvtng them, v.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
;Ittltions regarding a sidewalk on Har-
lison avenue and a sewer on Winter street
were referred to respective committees:
An order was passed authorizing. the
oprroWinS of $4,000 for current expenses
me ioah 70 be paid as soon as possible
narry Hamin's nomination as special
poice at South Gardiner was confirmed.
me recommendations of Mike Cusick
ana A. Z; Sprague as special police Were
confirmed and they were appointed to
serve as night watch for the ensuing year
lhe mayor was authorized to draw his
warrant to pay roll of bills No. l, as
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

The walks will be of Hallowell and
Quincy granite and the door will be
of marble. A piece Of statuary will
be placed upon the top of same, and
the work is expected to be completed
in July or August.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

The Standard Bearers of the Metho-
dist church will meet this evening at
73O with Mrs. William Wedge, Win
throp street. All members are urged
to be present.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

Arthur w. Fitzgerald will be present
at the Temperance meeting in G. A. r.
hall, Tuesday evening, April 3, and will
read two selections
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
CITY GOVERNMENT.
City Treasurer Authorized to Hire $500
for Current Expenses.

The April meeting of the city govern
ment was held last evening; present,
Mayor Goodwin. Aldermen Willis, Pick
ard. Jewett. Gray and Sleeves
Roll of accounts No. was presented
by Alderman Willis of the standing COM
mittee on claims. presenting an order au
thorizing payment of claims therein speci-
fled.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

Mrs. Zilphia Howard has returned
from Lewiston. where she passed a
week with her sister, Mrs. Jennie How.
ard, at the Central Maine hospital.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

John Boyd returned to Camp Monday
from an extended furlough to New
York City.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

Miss Anna Hunt. who has been at
home for a vacation, returned yester-
day to her studies at the Normal
School in Bridgewatcr, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

The Ladies' Aid of the First Univer-
Salist church will meet with Mrs. G.
w. Tilden, Union street Tuesday af-
ternoon. A large attendance is re-
uueSted.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

Miss Ina Cobb, who has been passing
a vacation ut her home IN Randolph
left Yesterday to resume her duties as
teacher in Groton, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

The Superior court Of San joaquin
county, California, has decided that no
one can acquire exclusive right to the
word American in business. The de-
cision was given in the suit OF the
American Fish Company of Sacra-
mento, against the American Fish and
Oyster Company Of Stockton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

Mrs. Carrie Osborne will give socia
dance at the Town hall Wednesday
evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
Tonight's Concert.

Marcfl-"Casino Festklange," Latann
Overture-"Norma.'' Belini
Waltzes-"Nedra," McPherron
Selection fr: The Pretty Sister of Jose"
Frohman
Jntermezzo-"Cupidet Tobani
Descriptive Fantasia-"A Day in Area
dia," Samuels
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

Maurice Kane has returned from Am
herst College to pass the Easter vaca-
ton at his home in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

Mrs. II. W. Jewett house keeper and
hired man are to leave this week. They
will be succeeded by Mr.. and Mrs.
Spaulding, formerly Of Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

William H. Titcomb has returned
from two weeks visit with friends in
Hudson, Mass
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

Arthur Fortier of Waterville passed
Sunday at his home here.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
HALLOWELL.

Mrs r. G. Stickney is quite i'll with
pneumonia at her home on Second
street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

Miss Grace Gatcheil of Cohasset. Mass
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Gatrhell
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
WINTHROP.

Mrs. NJ. c. Edwards passed Sunday
in Waterville.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
NATIONAL HOME.

Elbridge Young returned to the
Branch Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

C. E. Thomas of Boston is in town. thu
guest of his father, Charles Thomas.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

Frederick F. Thing reported for duty
Monday from a furlough to Portland
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
FARMINGDALE.

Mr.. W. w. Kelley has been quite
poorly for the last two weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
GARDINER.

We'd Delaware has returned to Wat
erville after passing Il short time will
relatives in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

school baseball club are to give a sup
per and social at Royal Arcanum hall
Wednesday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

The order relating to the payment OF
claims was passed
An order was passed authorizing the
city treasurer to negotiate temporary
loan of $500 ir anticipation of taxes for
1906, for the current expenses of the city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

Daniel Hodgdon has returned from
Lewiston and is at his home here.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
BASE BALL.
Yesterdays Games.

At Charleston-Boston Nationals 6;
Charleston C innings).
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

of the chapter, is also past grand
matron.
After the work. refreshments were
served in the banquet room.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
Auction House.

Having leased the store next 10 Iarui
ncr National bank, we will open an auc-
ton room and real estate office ana re-
spcctfully solicit consignments OF house,
hold goods and personal property OF aii
descriptions. Sold by private sale ana
auction; quick sales and prompt settle-
ment guaranteed. If YOU have anything
you wish to sell, drop us a card ana we
sill call Spccial attention given to out
side sales. We will work for your inter
est from the time the sale is booked Ut
paper for regular auction sales. NJ. A.
Haradcn & Co., Auctioneers. Gardlneear;
Maine mZ2nsi
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

The members Of the Winthrop High
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Doliieon.crahang.

Mr.. r. o. Dollison and Miss
Audrey Graham, two of Logan'l
most popular young people, were
quietly welded on last Wednesday
evening, at the home of the BRIDE q
grandmother, Mrs. Adaline Nc
Donald. The marriage was
solemnized by Rev. T. B. White,
pastor of the NJ. E. Church here.
Miss Clara Shannon was brides
maid, and Mr.. Ed. Lay groomsmsn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dollison will oc-
cupy the cottage at the northwest
corner Of Second and High Street
where they will soon be at home
to their friends. the Democrat
Sentinel joins in congratulations.
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AERIAL TRIP
Ot ONO BOY
Long VOyege In az &irship Was a
CoIaplete Success.
GUIDED BY ROY KNAsENSHuE

From New York TO a Village In Mas
sachuaetts the Aeronauts Sailed
With One Stop For Food-startlna
Experience Of Yachting Party an
Amusing Incident.
Brant Rock. Mass, Aug. NO
achievement In aeronautics in recent
years exceeds in Importance the trip
made Ia an airship from New York
to this place by Dr. j. p. Thomas OF
New York and Roy Knabenshue OF
Toledo, o.
rope and water anchor The former
device worked with great sucoesa
The trip was made for the purpose
OF testing two new appliances, a guide
The voyage was made with ons
stop, and that voluntary, ut Noank.
Conn, whore by the aid of new
guide rope Dr., Thomas quickly
brought his balloon to the earth to
procure food and water. The aero
nauts starr ID at New York and land.
ed at Bra. Rock. being nearly IL
hours on their trip OF 295 miles.
The ascent In New York was made
without mishap The balloon rose
high over New York city and sailed
over Long Island sound, After sew.
sral miles q thick fog swept over tho
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sound and the aeronauts were unable
to tell whittier they were drifting.
BY the use of his guide rope DR..
Thomas brought the car nearer earth
and from the blasts of fog horns
knew he was still over the waters OF
the sound. OF Bridgeport, Conn. at.
tracted by one of the whlstling craft.
DR., Thomas brought his alrship stil
closer to the water and astonished
the members of yachting party by
hailing them from misty darkness.
From them he learned his exact posi-.
tton, then resumed his journey.
Long Island sound was gradually
left behind and the ballon scared
over the hills and meadows OF Rhode
Island. Desirous OF further testing
his guide rope, DR.. Thomas dropped
nearer to land at Warwick and de-
scsnded so close that he was able to
ask Of Inhabitants what place it was.
Over NaTrasansett bay and into
AAssa chusetts the balloon sailed, and
hnaliy the ocean came In view and
preparations were made for i nnal
descent Ths car dropped rapidly
until 1t struck the meadow land be-
longing to George H. Thomas II
Brant Rock. The car, made unsteady
by its lack OF ballast, bounded along
the ground over 100 yards before its
anchor held 1t, with the open waters
OF Massachusetts bay scarcely 800
yards away.
DR.. Thomas said in an interview
that the trip from every viewpoint
was the most successful yet accom-
plished. The balloon was not dam
aged. but Knabenshue was cut slight
ly during the final descent at this
place Otherwise nothing marred ths
fiight.
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Rose case In. supreme. courl.

Washington. Aug "A case OF
notable interest docketed in the su-
preme court OF the United States was
that OF w. w, Rose OF Kansas City
Kan, against the state OF Kansas. on
error from ths supreme court OF Kan
sas. Rose was mayor OF Kansas City.
On allegations that he was not en-
forcing the liquor laws of the state,
proceedings We're instituted against
him and the supreme court OF the
state ousted him from office An cleo
ton was held 10 choose his successor
and he was reelected When he again
assumed ths duties of his ONCE he
was cited TO appear before the Kan
sas supreme court on charge OF CON
tempt OF court He was sentenced to
pay fine and be imprisoned, He
took An appeal to the supreme court
OF the United States. which was
granted some time ago.
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oHIo,BRlEFs.
What's nSins in shs sueksys state,
InnAnA A.a. .aL.-LLA

What's ppins in shs sueksys state
Insane woman isa Wssith,
Lima, o.. AUG /. - when Amanda
Murphy was declared insane In the
probate court here she resented being
sent to the state hospital at Toledo.
slsiming she had plenty of money.
4 search after her departure failed to
reveal hidden wealth, but when her
trunk WAS opened huge roll Of
Erssnbacks, hank certificates and un-
cashsd checks drawn by the sheriff
OF Putnam county were found. The
checks were in legal settlement and
perfectly sosd, and the young woman
10 found to be In most comfortable
circumstances.
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A olImnaa out Doors.

Columbus, o., Aug. Herman Pc
tsrs, a life prisoner In the peniten-
tlary, who has been behind the stone
walls "a years. was again given the
privilege u coming out to the front
yard aud sseinE the world when one
one OF his patent sprinklsrs WAS tixed
and put In working order at the foun.
tain. This 10 the second time Peters
has seen the front yard this year. and
also the second In ~ years Peters
was sent up from Lancaster for mur.
dAr
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Wanted aa WItness.

Pittsburg. Aug. As result OF
the investigation OF The wreck OF the
Cincinnati and New York limited on
the Panhandle road In this city Mon
day night. Ia which two iremen were
killed. l.. b. Jones. employed in a
tower near where the wreck occurred,
was arrested by a deputy coroner
and locked up In jail in default OF
$4,000 bonds. Jones was arrested at
home here on the technical charge OF
being = witness 10 murder. and will
be held until after the coroner's in
quest. As far as investigated the
deputy eoroners on the case express
the opinion that the wreck was
caused by negligeaes. Other arrests
may be made.
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Mell nrlller. atrIka MOOD.

Columbus. O., Aus. we'll drill.
ere sinking 4 well at the county In
Urinary at q depth of 1870 feet struck
block Of wood, aud 1t took some
time for the driu to cut through 1t,
Small pieces of the timber came to
the surface with the now OF water,
The men say they had the same ex-
psrienos in one or two other places in
FRANKLIN county.
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aama Annoln,m.nta.

Columbus. o., Aug, I. - Governor
Harris appointed George Billow Of
Akron member ot the state board OF
smbslmsrs to succeed X. b. Jones OF
Columbus: also the following citizens
Of Dayton to be trustees Of the Mont
Somsry county memorial building
Charles Wuiehot. J. c. Rsber, Charles
j. Ware. Jacob Linxwulor and Albert
Kern. Adjutsnt General Critchfield
appointed Charles N. Scofield OF Ma
rietta a membsr OF the statshouse po-
lice force to succeed Joseph Cline Of
Columbus.
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AdkIna Out q FACE.

Lima. o.. Aug. 7.-As the result OF
. conference held by the Democrats
leaders Of the Fourth district Charles
H. Adkins retirss from the race for
congress, and william h. Touyelle.
the regular Democratic nominee, will
have clear sailing. Adkins, II Is un'
aerstood. has been promised the nom.
inAtion two years hence.
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QUEER RELICS
OF MOB LAW
Fingers, Tees and Ears of Victims
Cut Off for CuriOS.
FRENZY ABOUT EXHAUSTED
Leaders Of the Mob Which Lynched
Three Negroes at Salisbury, N. c.,
Will Be Hunted Down and Prose.
euted - Soldiers Guard the Jail
With Orders to Shoot to Xiii.

Charlotte, y. c., Aug. 8. Public
frenzy over the lynching OF three
negroes accused of the Lyerly murder
is about exhausted
Curious persons went to the scene
Of the lynchins and cut of the toes,
fingers - ears OF the negroes hung
to the liAib of the big tree on Hen.
dersons baseball grounds.
Three companies OF North Carolina
Guard surround the Jail at Salisbury,
orders to shoot to kill patrol the four
streets that fank the prison There
have been threats and rumors OF
threats, but no demonstration. and it
Is believed the worst Is over
George Hall, the e1-conyict from
Montgomery county who is supposed
to have led the mob which lynched
the three alleged murderers OF the
Lyerly family, is in jail. The plan to
rescue him, rumOrs OF which caused
Governor GlynR to hurry troops to
Salisbury. did not materialiZe. The
surviving negroes, Henry Lee. George
Irwin and two women, are safe in jail
at Charlotte, and there is no danger
OF violence TO them. The special
term of court which convened TO try
the victims OF mob vengeance, acting
under orders from the governor, will
not adjourn until every EFFORT TO con
Wet the leaders OF the mob has been
exhausted.
The case Is being worked up and
many arrests are expected. The gov
ernor is determined to push the mat
ter to the bitter end, The case against
surviving defendants, against whom
true bills were found, were continued
until the regular term OF the Rowan
county court
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NATURALIZATION treaty.

Rio de Janeiro Aug. S.--The natuf-
alization treaty approved in commit
lss will come to vote at the next
session OF the psn,Amerlcan congress.
a'hs treaty provides that II a native
bern citizen OF any country natural
tied elsewhere, returns 10 the country
OF bis origin. he resumes his original
citizenship on the declaration OF his
intenlion to remain. aud that this
original citizenship is assumed with
cut declaration after : two-years'
residence Ia the couatry Of bis origin.
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Organization of q local of the
International Brick, Tile, and
Terra Gotta Workers Union was
effected here few days ago. The
movement started several weeks
ago, but the charter was not re-
ceived until last week. The local
union has a present membership of
about three hundred.
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Miss Estelle Monroe, who was
to marry Herbert Stanfeld, was
kidnapped on the eve of the we'd
ding, detectives are working on
the case, as soon ss she can be To-
Gated the marriage ceremony will
be performed in "The Shoplifter, "
At Logan, Wednesday, August Is.
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Change Of Candidates.

Harrisburg. Pa, Aug S.-The state
executive committee OF the Prohibi'
ton party filled three vacancies on
the state ticket, including the follow
ing: For governor Homer l.. Castle
OF Pittshnrg; for lieutenant governor
IL. ID. Patten OF Lancaster. The gov
ernorship vacancy was due to ths
declination of the state treasurer, ".
II, Berry tDen), nominated by the
state convention Ia May AZ that con
vention Castle was nominated Tor
llentaRant governor.
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Railway pstsctlvs Killed.

Canton. o., Aug. 7.-Cbarles 3. 81
die. . veteran detective in the employ
OF the PennsylvAnia, was killed at the
Stark sidiAg. near here. Stdls was
watching the trains for O'Tool, want
ed at Newcastle for murder. He
stepped from the track to allow the
eastbound rGis to pass and was
struck by the WsStbound.
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Miss Name Pierce expects to
leave Logan soon for New York,
where she will spend the winter
with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Won
Auer and may remain permanently.
Mrs. Edith Ellison entertained a
party of young friends in honor
of Mise Pierce, last evening.
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Mr.. John Ucker has purchas. d
. fine twenty-three horsepower
automobile. 1t was built as a
demonstration car for the Wellston
Agency, and has stood all tests re-
msrkable we'll. The car sNats five
comfortably, and the total weight
10 only fourteen hundred pounds.
1t is a "Reo," manufactured at
Lansing, Michigan.
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Miss Lille Wright has been the
hostess for several days OF Misses
Berneics Coultrsp, of Macarthur,
Lillian Rittenour, OF Kingston, and
Mary Williams, of Columbus.
Miss Rittenour returned home
Monday, the rest remaining till
noon today. The program of en-
tsrtainmsnt has embraced card
party given by Miss Wright, last
Thursday evening, and one by Mrs.
Cherrington, Monday evening,
souping at Seott's Greek last Fri
day afternoon, followed by an
evening bost-ride on the slack
water; = trip to the Rock House
Sunday; lnncheons by miss Wright
and Mrs. Fred Grove, Tuesday
and Wednesday, respectively; and
= dance at the Red Meas Hall,
Tuesday evening, at which fourteen
couples were present.