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Finest Of Fraternity Houses.


nifty throughout the country will be inter-
ested to know that the New York Gradu-
ate Association will soon be able to offer
them the hospitality Of a new club house.
now being erected at a cost of $265, 900. It
will be ready for use next fall, and will
surpass all other college fraternity build
ings In dimensions, conveniences and luxu-
ries 1t stands on 44th street between 9Th
avenue and 9Th avenue, adjoining the
Lambs Club. and on the same street
with the Harvard and Yale clubs
the New York Yacht Club, the City
Club, the st. Nicholas Club, the Racquet
Club, the Bar Association. the Academy Of
Medicine, and within a block of the Gen.
fury and the Army and Navy clubs. This
location Is within easy walking distance of
and the new Pennsylvania terminal on the
other and only one block from the ele-
waited and subway stations.
The building is thirty-five feet front by
100 feet deep, and eight stories high. The
first two stories are designed for reception
rooms, dining rooms, library and other pub
lie apartments. The third floor is reserved
for the headquarters of the fraternity, for
meetings of the executive council and the
of it's offices, with vault for its rec
ords and archives. The remaining five
stories are given up to fffty-eight bed rooms
for the accommodation of resident and non
will be cordially welcomed The purpose
of the New York association has been to
provide comfortable and attractive mod
ern club house for the benefit of the Alpha
Delta Phi Fraternity at large, and especially
a home for younger members who come
to New York in search of livelihood and
fame. Many of these young men are in
narrow circumstances, and often they need
companionship, encouragement and a
friendly hand A certain number of single
rooms will be reserved for members of the
fraternity of that class, and they should
remember to take advantage of them 1t
is great thing for young men in a strange
city to feel that a hospitable home is open
to them. The club house is intended for
them.
The New York Association, which has
humble but comfortable quarters at 35
West 33d street, within a few doors of the
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel now has a member
ship of about 500, representing every chapter
of the fraternity and large list of nom
resident members, whose dues are $40 "a
year and who are entitled to all the facili-
ties Of the club whenever. they visit New
York city. The accommodations are lin
tied and have long been too limited for the
demand. but the new CLUB house will fur
nish ample room.
Francis Lynde Stetson is the president:
Charles E. Sprague, vice president; Louis
F. Dodd, secretary, and Jefferson Clark,
treasurer, whose address is 35 West 33d
street until August l, when it will be ~138
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saying: 'Tt is bad enough to be compelled
to approve, or not publicly disapprove. Of
every contemporary action Of ones own
government, but If. that compulsion is to
be made retrospective and to apply to ac-
ton centuries old, then we are all rebels
and traitors, and what burden lies upon
the consciences Of our lecturers in modern
history"
The editor then proceeds in spirit Of
thorough loyalty to his gracious majesty.
Edward VII, and the state and Church Of
England. to demonstrate that the American
Thanksgiving day is not "a national festi-
val held to celebrate the defeat Of our
arms"
Mark Twain never wrote anything funnier
than this editorial. Every word is prompt
ed by a conscientious desire to do justice
to all concerned.
The head master Of the ancient Charter
house" School Of London has recently died,
and window of stained glass has been
promptly placed in the chapel to perpetuate
his memory Referring to the students
who were under his care for more than
thirty years, the inscription on the window
reads:
He fed them with a faithful and a true
heart and ruled them prudently with
prayer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-07
Madame Y ale S
ASSIST ANT
Here All This Week.

Nine. Yale's New York demonstration will re-
main here all this week in the Yale Section Of our
Toilet Goods Department, main floor where she
will explain to the ladies all about the prepara-
lions made by Nine. Yale-hfty five different arti-
cles-so that ladies' find among the list just
what they need. Ladies may consult with Nine.
1eles assistant without charge and the young
lady will assist you In the proper selection Of the
remedies needed.
Ask for free copy Of Nine Yale's 96-page
souvenir book at Toilet Goods Department,
given away free. Also mailed free to those living
out Of town. Write for a copy.
WE ARE NINE. YALE'S WASHINGTON
AGENTS, AND HAVE PERMANENTLY PLACED
HER ENTIRE LINE IN OUR TOILET GOODS
SECTION. WHERE LADIES CAN AT ALL
TIMES OBTAIN ANY OF THESE WELLKNOWN
PREPARATIONS. WE SELL THE ENTIRE
LINE SpEGI CIIT pRIGE2
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-15
PINE BLUFF IRON WORKS, General Founders and MachiniStS.

chine Repairing. Stock of all stand ard goods and castings carried in stock al the time. Locomotives, En- zines and Boilers Repaired. Long distance telephones, day, 476; night 33'. Pire Bluff, Arkansas. Note: We operate our machine shop both
 day and night
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-15
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

 merit liberal share patr0na InII1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-15
DILLEY FOUNDRY COMPANY,

logging Locomotives, road and rail eng 1es, boilers, saw and blaming mill machinery, iron and brass castings and machinery supplies.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The January meeting Of the w. G.
I, will be held with Miss Clara Harrd
Wednesday the 9th inst, at two o'cod
p. m.-Miss Rena Johns returned to nj
schoo! duties in Hanover n H.. grad
school. Monday after three weeks vac
ton at her home here. The Rev. r.
Edwards, pastor OF the Baptist ChurcI
preached q New Years sermon SundaI
Miss Ina Read rendered a solo.-My
Walter Horsford and Mrs. Burton Bed
went, on Monday last to Dandy to vii
their sister, Mrs. Guy Baldwin. and ia :
lily. They returned home Monday.-Ho@
ard Jones returned to Bristol SaturdI
after Spending n few days here with !
latives.-Ray Fonda went TO TauntC|
Mass, last Thursday where he has a I'd
sition as attendant in the insane a
m.-Miss Christiana Voight entertain
several OF her young friends at her no !
last Friday evening. Music ard gam
furnished. entertainment for the evenii|
Refreshments were served.-After a I
days visit with friends In town ~
Cleveland returned to Attleboro, Ma |
Thursday. The Rev Mr.. Edwards, W
for the past eight months has suppl I
the pulpit at the Baptist Church.
close his labors here to take up temp
arce work in the state for the Ar
Saloon league.-Mrs. Thomas Hart, NJ
John EaFan and son. George Eagan, w
IN JOnesVille last Saturday.
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LINCOLN.

Weston Esseltne of Bristol and Miss
Bessie Brown of Starksboro were married
here January by the Rev j. T.. Thurs
ton.
According 10 the annual report OF W.
y. Cove, treasurer of the Lincoln Lum-
per company the company has paid its
employees the past year exclusive of
choppers and men at work In the woods
slo.2O2A. The year has been n prosperous
one ana large stock of logs is ready for
the mill and will be hauled in as soon as
there is sufficient snow.-The accounts of
the Lincoln Cooperative Creamery have
been audited and found that the past year
has been the most prosperous one since
its organization. All bills have been paid
and a good balance remains in the treas
ury. The annual meeting Of the stock
holders will be held at the Lincoln House
Tuesday evening January 15.-Mrs j. f.
Thurston is much improved She was
carried out on to the piazza for n short
time one day last week. the first time IN
% weeks. The young people who were at
their homes for the holiday vacation have
returned to their different schools-Miss
Gertrude Narney went to New Haven
saturday Her mother who had been the
guest of Charles Knowles family for a
week returned with her Sunday.-The CO.
operative Creamery Association paid its
patrons the first season, sl2, 57s 69.-Mr
and Mrs. William York went to Burlng-
ton Monday to attend the Darymens and
Sugar Makers meeting. Mr.. York will
have a sugar exhibit there.-Mrs. Clayton
Derby. two daughters and son, who visit
ed In town several days, returned to their
home in iIinesburgh Friday-Seth Hlll of
West Lincoln is in very poor health from
liver trouble.-Loyal Irish of South Lin
coin died Tuesday morning, aged II years
He had been In poor health for year
but died very suddenly, setting in his
chair He is survived by widow, one
daughter, Mrs. Harrison Crane of this
town and two sons, Edison of New Haven
and one in the West, The funeral was
held Thursday with burial in Maple Gene
tcry.-Mrs. Augusta Clark, Miss Louisa
and Victor Clark attended tho funeral of
the five morths old child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Clark In Bristol Sunday.-Mrs Fred
Draper has not been as well the past
week
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RIPTON.

The Rev. Mr.. Hall has returned after
a two weeks vacation at his home in
New York State.-Mr and Mrs. William
Bean of Bcldens were in town Sunday
Ira Dow is slowly gaining after three
weeks illness with fever.-Several of the
young people from this place visited
Miss Ethel Rilingss school in Middle
bury New Years day.-Morris Goodale
of Mddlebury is working for l., f..
Stowe. Kent Kirby of Middlcbury visit
ed friends i'm town over Sunday.-Miss
Cora Derby of Middlebury College is
spending the holidays with friends IN
town.-Samuel Gibbs. who has been sick
at the home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. G. Gibbs is better.-The little child of
Mrs. John Chandler. who has been very
sick with bronchitis, is better.-President
Bean has been sick but is better-Mrs.
Albert Cram is slowly gaining.-The ice
went out of the river Friday.-Miss
Nina Bean of Belden is attending school
in district No. Jason Billings has
bought a new horse and will run two
teams this wnter.-The prospects row
look as though the graphite mine will be
opened this spr!ng.-Mr and Mrs. r. f.
Currian visited their daughter. Mrs. Ira
Dow MondaY.-Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gibbs
and two children Of Rutland Rrc spend
ing n few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. S.
G. Gibbs. Mr. Gibbs is working in the
blacksmith shop.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

Mrs w. L. Clement has not been as
well for several weeks.-'rhe Rev. James
5. Clark, who was formerly pastor of the
congregational Church here. has accepted
call to the Congregational Church in
Cohassett. Mass.-Miss Clara Slapp re-
turned Monday TO her school duties in
nsVllle.-School in the various de
partments opened Tuesday morning after
vacation of two weeks-Several OF the
Masons went to Morrisville Friday even
ing to attend a Neutrality-suspicious. Smith Of
Montpelier, who has been employed in
A. d. Farwell's clothing store has bought
an interest in the Colburn and Vail cloth
ing store and will move here very soon
A large number of the Woman's Relief
Corps and Ellsworth Post c. A. r.. and
invited guests partook of n fine chicken
pie dinner Thursday noon in their rooms
in the McLoud block. Music was furnish
ed by Dunn's orchestra. After dinner in
teresting speeches We're made by the
clergymen present after which the in
stallatlon OF the officers of the two
organizations took place.--NIr. and Mrs.
John Briggs are the parents of son
which arrived at their home recently.
Bert Howleson met with painful ac
cident while working at the Woodbury.
Granite company's shed Tuesday even
ing. He was helping to load stone and
stone col, ,,ror oro 90 his ,ogs hro.L-
Ing both bones below the knee Drs.
Darling and George were summoned and
reduced the fracture. making the pa
| tent as comfortable as possible.-Mrs.
Mary Shipman. who las made an ex-
tended stay in Portland, Me, has
rived home.-The illustrated lecture on
DO
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NO. "''0" Maa sNsn ~ Wv. 'i." nou'e
'te''"e' e'''s
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LEICESTER.

Mrs. kiddor after n long and pain
fUl illness passed away on Sunday the
Goth. The funeral was held at the
house Tuesday. The Rev. Mr.. Bullard
Of Brandon officiated. Burial at Pine
Hi, Brandon.-AIrs. Grace Sparks
Canton has joined her husband IN
Bratleboro and will reside therc.-Roy
StickneY underwent an operation for
appendicitis at his homo on Sunday
Drs, Martin of Middlobury, Reed Of
salisbury and Dorey of Pittsford, per
formed the operation on Wcdnes-
day evening December 26, about forty
Of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs. TFerbe, /
Fletcher met at their home to cello
bratc the anniversary of Mrs. Flo:-
cheers birthday leaving each n nice
ChaN. a very pleasant evening WAS
passed, refreshments We're served.
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NORTH FERRISBURGH.

This week will be observed us the week
Of prayer at the Methodist Church.
Thursday afternoon there will he a pray
err meeting for the ladies of the church
at three o'clock The meeting Of the
Ladies' Aid society was held at the par
sonage on Wednesday afternoon. Work
was furnlshed.-The ladies of the w. c. T.
I. will meet in the church parlors on
Friday morning at ten o'clock for work.
The Misses fnez Martin, Maria. Jose
phine and Marjorie Kingsland have re-
turned to Saxtons River to the Vermont
Academy. Clayton Besette has gone to
Burlington to attend business college
Misses Tcsse Bessette and I.ora Dean
have returned to the Normal school Mt
Castleton.-On Thursday evening of TINS
week the next entertainment ir thte
course will be given by Mr.. Delbert G..
Lean.-Misses Mary and Anna Allen r"-
turned to Poutnev on Monday after tho
holiday vacation. --Miss Maud Ploof mas
returned to Marlboro, n. H., after spend
ing the HOLIDAYS at her home
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FERRISBURGH.

Joseph Collctte and family have re-
moved to Hyde Park where they have
purchased a farm.-Mrs Spauldng OF
Panton is visiting her daughter. Mrs. o.
H. Sherman.-H. ]. Carpenter and wife
are In Burlington few days this week
in attendance upon the meeting of the
dalryen's assoCia tion.-Perley Il. Bailey
of Ferrisburgh and Miss Dora Larose Of
Monkton were married at the
parsonage Sunday afternoon by the Rev
George II. Balley.-Mss Bertha
Collins has returned to her duties
al school in Granville. y. Y, after
the holiday vaCatior.-Mss Cornela
Josln was taken suddenly and
seriously i'll about o'clock Thurs
day afternoon last. and was informed
by her physician that she must go to
the hospital for an operation as It was
case of life or death Accordingly,
she went to the Mary Fletcher hospital
Friday morning, accompanied by Miss
Jennie Bard, and the operation was in
the afternoon of the same day. She is
reported to be doing finely and making
rapid recovery.
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SHELBURNE.

Master Harold Marsette is GONZALES
after an attack of tonsllitis.
Walter S. Weeks returned from Sv
ton on Saturday, whore he spent
weeks with relatives.
The local schools reopened on Mon
Master Thomas Fay. who spent
holidays with his parents, Mr. ard
T. j. Fay, has returned to Montreal
legc.
Miss Harriet Turner of Montreal is
iting her sister, Mrs Cecil 6. Egg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Webster havd
turned from a visit with relatives iI
Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert +. Collame
Montpelier visited relatives and fri
here this week
Charles Miller of Syracuse, y. Y,
been spending a few days with friend
town.
The entertainment to have been 4
Tuesday evening in the parish house
postponed owing to the Illness of
Bancroft.
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WEST BRIDPORT.

Mrs, Charles Frost is on the sick list -
George Cour and wife have returned from
their visit in New York Statc--Hart
Myrick of Ticonderoga, y. Y. called or
friends Sunday.-T, +. Easton and wife
of Shorcham We're at Charles Frosts
Sunday.-Alfred Wemett is on the gain
The ice in Lake Champlain is very poor
although some traffic is carried on.-Mr
and Mrs Fred Burt We're in Middlebury
NOTWITHSTANDING Sunderland spert last
week with her sister. Mrs. Perry Norton
at the Yillage.-Mr and Mrs Edward
Coburn entertained Mr.. and Mrs William
Rouchard Of Minevlle. ~ Y, Saturday.
Mrs. W. A. Dukett is i'll at this writ
ing
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
Confined from First Page)

infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Clark was held from St Ambrose
Church Sunday afternoon, the Rev.
Father Coffey officiating. The burial
was in Greenwood ccmetcry.-Bristol
Encampmcnt and Bristol Lodge, J. 0. o.
f., held joint installation Friday
evening and the following officers
were installed: +. G. Haskins, n. G :;
secretary; w. w. Wilson, treasurer:
=. H. Richardson. warden; Warner
Clapper, conductors n. c. Martin, I. G.;
r. L. Hamilton, O. c.; o. n. Estey,
chaplain; Il. l.. Sherwin r. s. N. c.;
w. Il. Daggett. l.. $. n. G.; t. w
Bcsaw, II. $. V. c.; IT, T.. Hewitt, l.. s.
V g.. G. II. BicknclL II. :. s.; O. @.
BIcknell l.. S. :. The officers Of the
cncampment installed were NJ W. Will
son, c. p; w. NJ Hughes, S. W.; Il. n
Dixie, II. r; r. c. Martin, j. w: T. b.
Palmer, scribe; w. W. Wilson, trcas-
uror The appointed officers will be
Installed at the next regular meeting.
Mrs. Mary Corey, wife of Henry
Shodrick, died Sunday night. She had
been In poor health for several years.
She leaves husband and several chill
dren,-Mr and Mrs. l.. r. Nichols
started for PittsburR, Pa, Monday Mr.
Nichols is travelling salesman and
will make his Headquarters ot PITTS
burg.
Nothing of value was saved from the
burning of the Lavarn mill Nnnd,,. ,;gbt
me buildings We're mere shells and burned
quickly. the fire being well undorv,,.
when discovered Only ono hvdrart ,y,.
available. and the drcnen laid 100 foo,
of hose to reach the fire. There was no in
surance either on the saw mill mr. tho
shop occupied BY the C. II Nav 90
wood workers They lose lathos tools
and Stock.-M. T. Vnrncv and = y
Palmer are the commissioners on the
cst tate Of the late Narriette Norriso,,
The funeral OF Mrs. Henry Shedrjc,, was
hold from hey late home TUESDAY. ,ftor-
noon. tho Roy. ". : Bezanson tho Al
vent pastor officiating. Tho burial was in
Greenwood cemetery Libanus t.odre y
81 a NJ. conferred the NJ N dogroo
on one candidate NIondov o,-oning ,rbo
D. D. q. NJ. G. /, STAY was nresen+
Refreshments were served
+. G. Iavarn whose mill and ,,,oobirorv
were DESTROYED by fire Monday night 20
has a large stock Of logs in hi. ,,rd and
more in the woods-Arthur ELLIS who n, G
been i'll with nnou,nonia ot tho boto,
is on the gain.-The next n,oatino Of tho
Outlook cluh will be bcId With Mic to+a
Stewart January *. loador Nrs I1otcb.
subject Greater English KINGS AND
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

Millin Atwood returned to Burlington
January ] to resume his studies at the
Vermont business colleGe.-Miss Ncrnace
Lavett was the guest Of friends in Bran
don few days the first of last week -
Miss Lucy Lavctt has been the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. Clinton Smith, in South
Royalton for several days recently
Several of the friends of the Misses Ruth
and Hoa BroOking gave them surprise
New Years eve. The evening was great
ly enjoyed by all preseut.-Guy sumner
Of Cohoes y. Y. recently returned 20
that place after n few days visit with
his people here.--Miss Nernace Leavett
returned To lIinesburEh on Saturday
where she Is teaching school. Mrs. Clar-
ence Russell has been severely lame for
several days the result of a fall upon
the ice fortunately no bones were broken
Mrs. Thomas Reed was recently called
to Brdport by the serious illness of her
sister. Mrs George Atwood.
Mrs. Edna Goodrich. who has been
spending the holiday vacation with her
people here. returned to Gardner, Mass.
the last of the week whore she Is teach
ng.-Mrs. Julius Kelsey is able to ride
out.-Mlss Edna Goodrich Recently visit
ed Mrs. Farnh1m in Shoreham.-Miss
Grace sheldon who has been the guest
of her parents Mr.. and IRIS. G.. o. Shell
don, recently, returned to Bloomfield, ~
j., where she IS teacher in "A kindergarten
school-Mr. and Mrs George Bell. Miss
Minnie Lewis and Mrs. Zetta Smith all
of Rutland were, guests at the home of
A. f. Whitney rom Monday until We'd
nesday of last week.--Raymond Eddy re-
TO, Ip,-.,t at
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-10
HANCOCK.

Miss Maud Caswell from Ripton visit
ed her sister Mrs. C. j. Stockwcll last
vocabulary ClaHir is at home from
Massachusetts whore he has been work
ing for several years.-Nander Whittier
and wife have stored their goods and
gone 10 live with their son and wife,
Rinaldo Whittier. Ethel Robinson visit
ed friends in town Saturday and Sunday.
Quite a number from here attended the
New Years ball at Rochester.-Last Sun
day witnessed the reopening of the
church which has been closed for repairs
and had no services for about ten Sun
days. There were about 100 present and
everything went off finely. The presiding
Elder, Mr.. Newton, from Montpelier
delivered the discourse. Lloyd Church
was down from Deer Hollow over Sun
day.-Miss Emily Harlow is home this
week from her school on account Of sick
ness among her scholars.-A good many
from Rochester and Granville attended
the Church reopening here last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Elliot Warren visit
cd her parents, Elmer Goodyear ard
wife reccntly.-Mr. Arthur Robinson is
at home again for the present
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-10
STARKSBORO.

Miss Louisa Wentworth from the West
is spending the winter with her sister,
Mrs. j. v Carpcnter.--The Rev. G.. H..
Grey and wife attended the meeting of
the Huntington association at Shady
Rill January 1, ana John Grace is
i'll with pneumonia.-While working in
the woods Monday Morton Hin had one
leg hndlv cruGhcd.-W Madge Laduo
has returned from visiting relatives in
N,ul.ston ana Burlngton.-Mrs Bert
Lawrence of Mpnltun visited AT \. l..
Whites Tuesday.-Mr and Mrs. George
O'Bryan ana Harlan Bostwick 5 pent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Bost-
wick in Hinesburgh.-Mr ana Mrs. j. ~
Cutter attended the funeral of Mrs
Mary Wyman in Huntington Sunday
II. * Eddy was in Burlington last week
Mrs, George clifford has gone to Bris-
tol where she Is working for Chase
Brooks.-Francis Mlnard of Waits Riv-
cr IS visiting at his brother in law $,
Eugene Mlnums,-L. q. Ferguson was
in Rristnl Monday