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The Republican journal., 1907-04-25
LINCOLNvILLE.

LINCOLNvILLE.
John Dean is having his house shingled.
ga. Ii. Miller's residence is receiving a
coat Of paint. There will be a May ball in
Grange hall, Thursday evening, May End
come ALL. Harris Heal left April 10th for
San Francisco, Cal. Burton r. Grey left
home Thursday. He has employment on
the steamer Rockland. -. Mrs. Alice Miller
and daughter Carrie have gone to Palmer,
Mass: Mrs. Richard Moody OF Hope is
spending few days with her sister, Mrs.
Georgia Woodbridge, who has been ill for
several weeks but is improving under treat
ment by DR.. Leach. Miss Anne Miller
visited in Camden last week 80. Miss Mar
garet Jackson of PO0r's Mills has engaged
to teach school at the village. All the
TROY.
Mrs. Lizzie Ward, widow of the late John
Ward, whose 10th birthday occurred April
14th. passed away the following morning.
The funeral services were held Wednesday.
......M Mrs. Henry Smith, whose age was "A
years, died from the effects of a shock april
18th. Funeral services were held at the
home Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Seaver
have moved to Lynn, Mass, and Mrs. Sea-
ver's brother, Leslie Ward, is to occupy the
home farm. Mrs. Myra Terrill visited her
brother, Judge R. W. Rogers of Belfast,
last week. Nv. l.. Hopkins spent Thurs
day and Friday with his brother, E. p. Hop
kins in Benton. Mrs. T. W. Halves spent
several days in Pittsfeld the past week. 800.
Mrs. Roundy and daughter, who recently
sold their farm to George Shibles, have
bought the Merrill place of Mrs. Lorenzo
Garcelon and intend to move there very
soon. Chester Hillman had the misfortune
to lose one of his horses last week The
little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hathaway
is recovering from very severe illness. -.
May Bagley, who spent the winter with her
aunt, Mrs. 7. W. Halves, has returned to
her home in Pittsfeld. Her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. E. Bagley. have returned from
New York, where they passed the winter.
....Mr. and Mrs. VIM Dobson of Pittstield,
while on their way to Troy to visit Mrs.
DObson's parents, MIR. and Mrs. Alfred
Wright, were thrown from the carriage and
Mrs. Dobson rendered unconscious by Sc
we're suffering from injuries received. She
was at once taken home to ,Pittsfield. The
doctors found no broken bones and at last
reports she was gradually recovering.
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Congregational Church Notes.

The regular service of song will be given
Sunday evening at 7:15. Miss Sessions
will give short address at this service.
Everyone welcome.
Chorus rehearsal in the yestry Friday
evening at $50 sharp. The new music
books are the best we have thus far bad.
Come and help sing the music.
Prayer nesting Friday evening at 7:3O.
Subject, "The Sorrows of the Undecided
The attendance has been very good. Let
others make strong effort to be present
next Friday evening.
MissE. Eliza Sessions, representative Of
the Kern Hatten Home for Boys, Of West
minister, who so ably and interestingly sd-
dressed US about q year ago, viii be with
US again next Sabbath. She viii give an
address at the morning service. a cordial
invitation extended to all.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-10-07

C. c. Graves Of Pawtucket, R. I , is in
town.
}. w Murkland was in Boston last week
on business.
Remember the annual Boston excursion
Thursday. Round trip s..
Mics Harriet Austin is taking an extend
ed vacation in Massachusetts,.
Ms Grace Webster of Irssburg was the
guest Of friends here last week.
Regular convocation of Keystone Chap
or, No. 16, r, A. NJ, this evening.
Miss Jennie Fife # Manchester, n. H.,
is the guest of Mrs. E. E. Flanders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Burlison of Berk
shire visited at z Marsh's recently.
Napoleon Longewsy has taken the Case
farm for year, and taken possession.
Mrs. Charles Osgood OF Johnson will be
the guest of Mrs. E. II. Pope this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Collision of Lyndon
willie visited relatives in town last week.
Mrs. W. A. Warner spent last week vis-
iting friends in Burlington and vicinity.
Bert Jenness and little girl, who are sick
with typhoid fever, are reported better.
Mrs. Harvey Daniels OF Lyndonville was
the guest of Mrs. Norman Smith last week
The Afternoon Study lClub starts of
this year with membership of fifty nine
William Longeway has moved from
Stanstead back into the William Graves
house.
S. A. Hunt was in East Charleston doint
!. surveying of land last Wednesday an,
). Thursday.
Miss Carrie Cook went Thursday +
North Woodstock to visit her brother
George Cook.
? Mrs. F. D. Pierce, who has been visitin
}. her people in st.Johnsbury, returned hom
- last Saturday.
n Arthur White has moved his family fror
p Mrs. Comstock's tenement to rooms /
the Cassidy block.
l. DR.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Nichols are takin
"a their annual vacation at their Long Pom
?. cottage, westmore.
Charles Massey has moved out Of Il
- King block into the Buswel house {
Lake View avenue.
Mrs. Eugene Rand of Montpelier W
the guest Of DR.. and Mrs. MI. F. Prin
several days last week.
he Misses Zita and Tresss Towne
lily Morrisville were the guests OF Mrs. J.
Archambauli last week.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-10-07
SINGLE COPIES 5 CENTS

Lewis Buskey broke his finger putting
on a bsIt at the mills last week; and
Charles Dormen cut his thumb quite
badly on the buzz planer.
Regular meeting NJ w. "A. Tuesday
night. The team will appear in their new
uniforms and give drill after which, cof-
fee and doughnuts will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Baraw, who have
been spending several months with their
son, E. r. Baraw, have gone to Lyndon
vile, to live during the winter with their
SOD, P. F. Bsraw.
1t is reported that tie next three band
concerts will be given gratis to the public
in the opera house, the first of the three
will be given soon and the notice will be
circulated as to time.
The annual rummage sale of the Village
Improvement society has been postponed
one week and will be held October IL and
IS in the band room at the opera hail
building, the same as last year. Bargains
| for everyone.
John Lower, whose son Frank was killed
| in the recent railroad disaster at Canaan,
| n. H, has received from the B. & NJ. r. e.
| Co. the sum of 5000. Mr.. Lower goes this
| week to Concord, N. H., on business.
c. E. Ingalls,, who has been living 10
California for the last 20 years and has not
been in town since he went there, is home
| to visit his father, W. w. ingalls,. He will
remain here for about three months before
returning home.
The ladies of the Village Improvement
society have on exhibition in Whipple,
French 6 Co.'s basement store beautiful
silk quilt which is to be presented to the
purchaser of the lucky ticket. Tickets sre
selling fast st ten cents each.
DR.. N. NJ Wood, formerly of Sheffield,
now a prominent physician OF Charles
!. 60; Z; 1-cso, .4h mrs. Wood, Enu
T. E. Chandler, chief surgeon IN tht
Boston Homeopathic hospital, with Mrs
Chandler, were guests ct E. w. Merril's 9
few days last week.
F. NJ. Andrus has raised 5000 cabbages
70 bushels of beets, large amount o
sweet corn, 80 bushels of carrots, man!
bushels of parsnips, 600 squashes, on'
acre of potatoes, a good many bushels o
cucumbers and half an acre of beans Il
supply his customers for garden trucI
this season. Not bad market garden 10
a starter.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-10-07
Methodist Church Notes.

Annual election of the officers OF the w.
H. NJ. S. at the church paclors Wednesday
afternoon.
Winnie Wilkie win be the leader Of the
Epworth League tomorrow evening, and
general attendance is desired.
The regular church prayer nesting will
be held Friday evening. These meetings
are occasions Of general interest.
The boys who sang "Where is my Wan
dering Boy Tonight" last night win sing
an answer to it next Sunday evening.
Clarence Cole and Arthur Porter rcn-
dered efficient service at the prayer meet
ing at Evansville last Wednesday night.
The special music, vocal and instru-
mental for Rally Sunday, Mrs. OrdWay
pianist, was a particularly interesting
feature.
Thu attendance at the New Movement
Sunday school class of Pastor Davenport
broke all records last Sunday, and is des-
tined to become yet larger.
Mrs. A. H. Gardyne has been appointed
superintendent Of the Home Department
| of the Sunday school, this department now
having an enrolment of 81, and incress-
ing every week.
Special music will be provided for the
service next Sunday night. also for the
Sunday school. One or two such numbers
have been laid over from last Sunday on
account OF the illness of Mrs. Davenport.
The congregation and pastor were great
" gratified to listen to an interesting
sermon by the presiding slder,F f. ". Lewis
last night, he being Unexpectedly present
He is always welcome visitor to this
church.
Rally Day at the Sunday school yester-
day proved q pronounced success. The at
tendance was ia, and the collection, which
was for missions, was correspondingIy
gratifying The Sunday school seems to
be steadily growing.
Since the last batch OF notes a depart
ment superintendent for the Sunday
school has been found in the person Of
Mrs. F. ]. Kinney, who will have charge
| of the Cradle Roll % names are already
enrolled and others are IN sight.
9 Saturday morning "hssh break fast
q will be served in the church vestry, begin
Y ming at 6:30 O'Clock and continuing unit
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Methodist Church Notes

Services this week will be as usual.
Rev. r. j. Christie OF Newport was at the
prayer meeting Thursday evening to assist
the pastor here.
Rev. W. A. Warner preached an excel
lent sermon yesterday in exchange with
Rev. W. B. Dukeshire.
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The Home of the Morgan Horse.

The horsemen OF this vicinity have rea-
son TO feel proud of the exhibit OF Morgan
horses at the state fair last week. OF all
the Morgan horses at the fair the showing
from this vicinity was considerd best.
Three first premiums and three second
premiums were received from horses en-
tered from Barton and Burke. Billy Root
2nd, two year old stallion owned by Z.
(. Whitcher, got irst premium for the two
years old and younger. Charles Morse got
the second premium on the Morgan stock
horse. II. d. Beebe got second premium
for the best Morgan stallion without stock,
with WilIoughby Morgan. Mr.. Darling
of Burke got first premium on Morgan
mare conforming most truly to the an
cieDt Morgan type class. BE also got sill
yer cup, ranking with first premium, on
his span of Morgan mares. II. d. Beebe
got second on above class.
Reunion of Company D.
The 2Sth annual reunion of Co. d., 9th
Vermont Volunteers, was held in the g. A.
| r. hall at Barton Friday afternoon and
evening. The weather was very rainy and
the old boys were few in number. The
business meeting vas called at o'clock by
the secretary, A. J. Miller. The president
being absent, the president pro tenn c. c.
| Whe Ier, officiated. Officers elected were
as follows: President, A. W. Davis; Eecre-
tary, A. j. Miller; treasurer, j. g. Stick
ney; executive committee, Mr.. and Mrs
A. w. Davis and Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Miller
Ii was voted to hold the next reunior
October g. 1908, at Newport. At roll cal
only seven responded in person. They
we, IT M. Druun1ng, - .se... Cock, s--L
} Miller, Martin V. Rogers, Horace Rollins
) j. G. Stickney and Z. G. Wheeler. Four
teen responded by letter, VIM. Blanchard
John S. Brown, Hobart E. Bliss, VIM.
Baldwin, A. w. Davis, Capt. NJ. w. Davis
3. 81. jerks, F. NJ. Kimball, f. L. KNAPP
II. H. Mcclure, E. Il. Nye, Mrs. w. A
stiles, E. A. Ufford and Geo. K. Week
Resolutions on the death of Stephen L
Page were read and adopted. At tiV
O'Clock p. NJ. we were called to the CON
{. missary department at the M. E. churcl
presided over by the Odd Girls societ
J., OF Barton, where they proved to l
that they were the best of cooks. I'll
- social part of the meeting was called {
y 1880 o'clock in the evening when pray
was offered by Rev. w. b. Dukeshir
: Other parts in the entertainment were
= reading by Mrs. A. s. Drew, duet by M
:. and Mrs. J. NJ. Blake. solo by Miss Co
r della Page, a recitation by Miss Esth
g Brunning, solo by G. B. Webster, and t.
reading OF the letters from old conrad
= by Mr.. Wheeler and Mr.. Brunniug. w
4 Williams gave some very interesti
Y "reminiscences and remarks were made
Rev. w B. Dukeshire. Rev. A. B. Bla
and w. H. Gilpin. A vote of thanks "
D, extended the good people of Barton
It the very pleasant entertainment given
: in the evening, also to Quinn by Post for
use OF their hall. At $3.50 O'Clock
= meeting closed by singing America.
d A. ]. MILLER, Newport,
Z Secretary
lE v-y1r~-r--xr vr-r--rc C.N>T1TH-TrT7To
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LOCAL ADVERTISING

Advertisements will be inserted under thit
4 "a at itco cents per word for htst insertion
4 4 one cent per word thereafter. CASH musi
i orapanv the order. No adUertfscBtent wf !
4 fnssrtsd for less fhdH ttrsntv-HUe cents.
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CONGREGATIONAL Church Notes.

Regular midweek prayer meeting Thurs
day evening at 7:30.
Our congregation had the opportunity
of listening to an able address by Rev.
w. B. Dukeshire in exchange with Rev.
w. A. Warner yesterday.
TIE Christian Endeavor service next
Sunday evening will be held at ! O'Clock.
Miss Young, state secretary of Christian
Endeavor, is expected to be present and
will give an address.
A collection for the Vermont Domestic
missionary society was taken at the close
of the service yesterday. ANY who did not
have an opportunity to contribute may
leave the money with Mrs. o. D. Oven.
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VICINITY ITEMS.
Potatoes Rotting.

Reports from nearly every town in the
county ssy that potatoes are rotting badly
and a small crop Is predicted.
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AUCTION SALE-On Saturday, Novem-
ber r2d, at ten O'Clock O. m, / will sell
without reserve TO the hig nest bidder, my
entire farm, stock and tools, situated one
mile west OF West Albany on the road to
lowell. described IS folio gs: Farm OF $50
acres. extra good pastures and moving,
Will easily keep 90 COWS summer and
winter, 1900 buckets, two evaporators,
tanks. holders and an extra good sugar
place. 45 good cows, good mum Der black
and white and coming in This fall, all good
size. one guod bull, two work horses, good
team, two driving horses, four and five
years old; one moving machine, horse
rake, hay tedder, ploughs, harrows aud
many other farming tools, all new this
year: one buggy wagon, one double
wagon. one DeLRval separator, an eXtrs
good one, one pair harnessss and lots OF
Things not mentioned here. Terms: cash.
A good security with $1,000 down
on farm will do. Balance on tools
end stock any note with good
names on. Good security will do
Farmersl in the past % years have paid
YOU lots OF money, come and see me on
November 2d. shall surely ssil this prop
erty. 5. f. Winslow. Barton. 8. as
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" When you hire q horse get safe one. l
have DO horses that are afraid Of auto
mobiles. Single and double tesms safe for
women 10 drive. W. A. Murray, Barton.
CRYSTAL Lake Livery. 23-tt
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
RUBBER STAMPS of all kinds. Apply TO
L. p. Currier, MONITOR office, Barton, VI
j. :. Chesley, licensed auctioneer. Your
patronage solicited. New England teie-
phone, Sheffield. o4u
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-10-07

For special hurry orders for anything IN
nv lire communicate with l.. Nj. Hubbard
Barton, the first OF the week. l. ID. bemis'
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LOST.

Came into my enclosrLc =. sterl!h..a1r. D
l-aslt yvBfnng hCifer, jersey. Owner il
requested to take 1t away. T. +. Mars hall
Evansville 40 1w
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-10-07

FOR SALE Dressed chickens zoe pound.
Dressed fowls IS, a pound. Choice Barred
and White Plymouth Rock and ). Z
Brown Lephorn C1ckerels for breeding
parposes, 81 so each. Also 10 Barred Rock
bullets and hens 75c each. Ernest G. Free
man, Barton. lW
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For sALE-Brick. John Lawrence, Bar
ton Landing. 35-4O
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For sALE-At auction, Friday, Oct. 11th,
at Que O'Clock, % good y0u1g cows, eight
good horses, and other STOCK, also macy
farming indictments. S5e bills. l.. N.
Iund Brownfugton Center. 80 40
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-10-07

EFoR ALE-Ql41tity OF piys aud shoats.
barring Brook Farm. w. l.. Nye, Barton.
35tf
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FoR SALE-Car extra nice Baldwin apOles.
Price right. V. f. Hunter, Barton. 40
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FOR sALE-Hay and cat straw. Milo j.
Owen, Barton. 3Jt
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Mr. Grapes having sold his blacksmith
Fhop requests ali persons owing him TO
caIlat the house or az II. V. Drown's shop
and settle. ID. /. Grapes. 80 2wks
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FOR sALE-Oue registered Jersey bull,
two years old. F. A. Wiley, Irasburg.
40 Al
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4 DC you want 10 buy a farm? IL so, write
) see Z. T. or o. W. Metcalf, Irasb1rg.
1912
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For SALE-l6 chpice yearling heiiers
coming I'm, also pair large extra we'll
matched twin two year old steers handy
RS oxen. fl. ". Clarke, West Glover.
81 40
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WASTED AT ONCE-Five or six teams to
Raw lum Der from West Glover to Barton.
lso logging j3b to let. NJ ii Lewis,
y est Glover. ~ u
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DO you want 10 sell your farm? II so,
burg. 3J-4z
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BARTON.

VICINITY ITEMS CONTINUED ON PAGE TW
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ST. Paurs Church Notes.
Prayer meeting Tuesday night at p. N.
and Friday night at p. m.
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For sALE-Big stock ladies' furs at 10
per cent scount for one week. Bassett ~
pudvah, Barton Landing. 40 1wk
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4 To Rent Upstsirs or downstairs teue-
fnent. Mrs. o. W. Comstock, Glover
ktreet. Barton. 39-f
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Miss Eva Bsssett OF Barton Landing sn-
nounces TO the public that she has opened
y dressmsking establishment over Bsssett
A. pudvah's store and will do oressmaking,
cutting. fitting etc. at reasonable prices.
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IS. -<~s.<<.S ~ s-s
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FOR SALE-TWo horses, power separator
end a swing rig all In good running
order Would trade for COWS or young
cattle A. r. Harlow, Irasburg. 10 Al
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nor SALE-IWO faTrOw COWS, one Two
wear old colt coming three and one suck
ing colt A. A. Patten, Coventry. 80 2w.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-03
LILLIAN RUSSELL.

Lillian Russell. who will be seen at Polls tomorrow night in Wild fire" never need look forward to the time when she will stop reigning in the hearts of women-she could hold them forever with her perfect clothes. Where could be better en- teTtainment than to analyze a s1.O00 gown? There are three new Parisian gowns worn in "Wildfire" and. like most of her gowns. they are on simp architectural lines and in simple col or effects. in spite of elaboration of detail. The white tailored lace gown worn in the first act is a baby Irish lace. heavily encTusted with Irish guimpure motifs that form a deep border and skirt and sleeves and bodice are finished of with a tailored
 linen edge set with endless pearl buttons. The yellow chiffon gown of the third act might be from a jew elers rather than the dressmaker's
 It is embroidered in gold and green pailettes and cOppeTy shades are in- trOdueed by a glorious stole made of reddish gold and silver lace and all intermixed at the yoke with creamy point de Venise lace. This pretty frock in addition to it's original cost netted the custom house s65O. The gown worn in the second act is a coil blue silk embroidered creation with applique lace The hat is of blue chiffon with punches of violets Prices 25c to s15e- No free list.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-03
COMING EVENTS.

Dec 3-Leavenworth hall. Piano re- cital by Paul Laichenko.
 Dec 4-5-Third Congregational church. Annual fair and supper given by the Ladies Aid society.
 Dec 4-5-Friendly league hall, "Mr Bob," by Friendly league mem- bers, assisted by others.
 Dec 6-rown hall. Watertown. min strel and dance given by Oakville Fire Co fire department
 Dec 15-G. A. R. hall. smoker given by Company E, Hibernian Rifles.
 Dec 15.-Cny hall. illustrated Trip Through Ireland" under the patronage of Queens Daughters.
 Dec 26-Leavenworth hall. Sixth annual reception of St Mary's Alumni association.
 Jan. City hall. eight annual concert and prom given by the Good will Social club.
 Jan 10-Leavenworth hall. forty. first annual dance given by Y. NJ. C. l.. A.
 Jan 24-Leavenworth hall Seven teenth annual reception and dance given by St Thomas Cadets Athletic association.
 Dec 3O-NeN hall. Green street band concert given by StoEes's Lithuanian band.
 Feb 29-Naw hall. A Greer street. grand ball for benefit of Theo, dore Sabaleuckays.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-03

the history of the world, and to be living over again the life which she apparently lived in the year 1903, when King James, the Scot, first as- cended the throne of England and Shakespeare was writing his farewell tragedies. Feeling sure that it is all dream, she tries to wake up, but cannot until the magic of her wish is worked out. Minnie Dupree is the of such magnificent nature that it has left lasting impression wherever she has appeared this season. She falls asleep at the close of the first act, sees the next two acts of the TO- mantle past in her vision. and awak- ems at the beginning of the fourth and final act. Eleanor Moretti will be the picturesque gypsy. Julia Blanc in her double personality of reality and dream, will be first a supersti- tious maid-servant and then a quaint Elizabethian witch or wise woman" |" Esther Lyon and White Whittlesey will portray two lovers whose un- happiness finds a curious explanation in their dream romance, and who are at last happily united. supplying a touch of serious sentiment to the play. The fact that all the charac- ters are presented in double in- dividuality, that is. in their modern personality and in their shadowy Elizabethian guise. is said to add a unique picquancy to each of the roles. Josephine Florence Sheppard, Robert Dempster and number of other well known actors of ability are in the cast. Prices 25c to s1.50. Seats now on sale.