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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-22
WORK VIII be- Pushsa RapldIy.

Work on the Morris and Somerset
Electric Co. pant and lines is under
way. Nicholas Marinaro has a force
OF men putting in the concrete foun-
dation for the power house. Joseph
Garner has contracted to put up the
concrete foundations for the long coal
trestle and finish the job inside of a
week. The Erie is making the fill for
Che approach to the trestle. The line
poles are unioaded ana teams are busy
hauling them to the places on the
streets where they will be erected,
stakes being driven to show such To-
cations. The pole foreman arrived on
Thursday morning and Immediately
started to organize that part of the
work. The underground man is on the
ground and the conduits arrived Thurs
day and the ditch digging was started
this morning on Elm street.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-22
Y. NJ. c. A. NOTES.

On the evening of October rs, there
will be inaugurated a monthly gym
nasium exhibition. The last Friday
of each month will be reserved for
these entertainments. B. d. Brink,
the physical director proposes to give
the public chance to see the result
of his efforts with the young men in
this department OF his work. A spec
ial invitation to the ladies is given.
The program of exhibitions follow:
Part Il Wand drill, Juniors; Cane
wrestle, The ex-champion of Stevens
Institute and John r. Voorhees, will
give an exhibition of cane spreeing /:
Horizontal bar, Students; Tumbling,
Employed Boys: Pyramids, Seniors.
Part Exhibition Drill by the
Morristown Order of the Woodmen Of
America, under Captain Benz. Sayre.
Wilbur e. Day, Jr., chairman of the
membership committee of the Young
Mems Christian Association, enter
tanned the members of the committee
at dinner on Tuesday evening. Those
present were Charles #. Foster, Will
liam Richards, Henry Tiger, Frederick
B. Cobbett. Walter Berry, Reuben FL.
Burchell and General Secretary Henry
p. Voorhees,. Plans for systematic
campaign for new members of the As
ISOLATION were discussed. William
Richards was elected secretary Of the
committee
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-22

The annual New Jersey Y. M. G. A.
boys conference. to be held at Ridge
wood, N. j., on October Is, rs and 81,
will be attended by B. D. Brink,
Stuart Ford, Elmer NJ. Applegit and
Earl Wordin, representing the local
department..
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-22

The Y. M. @. A. will have a repre-.
sentative team of basket ball this
year.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-22

Three Bible Glasses are now being
organized among the members of the
boys depa rtment.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-22

Altar recent meeting of The Demands
vile Public Library. Association the
following report for the last year was
given by the librarian Number Of
volumes in the library, 3,136; number
circulated during the last year, 1904,
an increase OF ]. 800 over last years cir
culation numberof volumes present.
ed to the library, $50 number bought
from the book fund, 202 volumes; at
tendance for the year, l7,504 attend
ance for last year, l2177.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-22

The Hopatcong Light & PowerCo.
has been Incorporated with an author
lied capital stock of $4,000 for the
purpose OF supplying electricity. The
incorporators are Charles F, Schmitt,
Ii. X. Salmon, o. f. g. Megie and l..
r. Brown. The company has in mind
the erection of a power plant near
Landing for supplying electricity to
the country about the lake.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-12
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Ne~s-Champioa Correspondence.
Wednesday, April 10
The lola store received . car of
grain the first of the week.
Several Cebolla people have been
transacting business at lola the past
week.
A car of lumber has arrived for
W II. Turner, who is doing cousld-
cradle building on his mining pro-
perty near Vulcan.
Miss Flors Hellowell is at the
home of her uncle, Sanford Zeigler.
Mrs. Zeigler is slowly recovering
from a severe attack of the grip.
Mrs Frank Trevarthen. accom-
panied by her little daughter Mil
dred, has returned to her home al:
River Portal after an extended visit
at the parental Stevens home.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-12
COAL. COAL, COAL,
Passons 4 FeFxss,n.

''iso~evelt will endorse nsys., 10
scass head cenain newspaper are
publishing and 1iscsssinG. TAs idea
is redicul"~s. Whatever, RDessvels's
good points, the ability to s.iss shove
peFssssesAip - aot one OF tAem.
Everyone u ~ policies fog which
we applaud Asm 10 kfssd bodily
fro0 the Nebssska man's iAsaa, bst
We will warrs~s thst NJ. ka~evelt
thseks Ar. hysa . dasseerosa man,
al~~st ~ da~eerous - he cssssifed
Dsbs and Haywood. We might con
cssve that lssysn would rise above
petty politics and endorse Roosevelt
IN time of great public crisis, but
fer Roosevelt TO eudorse Bryan is alb
sard, becasse he isn't built that way
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-12
howevi1k

News-Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, April 5
Louis Rice went to Gsnnison
Monday.
Jim Stevens OF Taylor River visit
ed in the valley Sunday.
W. A. Willis and wife visited Mr..
Miller and family Wednesday.
Several from the valley are acting
as jurors at the county court this
week.
Ira Sigman was up from Almont
Friday looking after the telephone
interests.
Spring westher was broken this
week By several snow storms, al
though the meadows are getting
green.
Tpe dance given by the Misses
Lucero. Shackleford and Holbrook
last Friday evening in honor of Miss
Briggs was a perfect success in
every way The girls are certainly
to be congratulated on their success
- entertainer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-12
User Cnanison vslley
Tuesday, April ..


Real spring days. reall v uncomfort-
ably warm
Mrs Phoeba Walker, Walter vii.
son and C. q. Miller have purchased
a new potato planter.
Grandma Pennington. Willard
Pennington, and Mr. and Mrs Cbas.
Pennington were Teen lere Tues lay.
Turning out" time has come for
cattle and large herds Of the beasts
are driven through here nearly every
dav.
lIoass cleaning il in order, an d
every where you may see busy house
wives With their heads tied up in
towels
c. G.. Miller brought load Of
coal from Gunnison Tuesday. Walter
Wilson having proved that the road
to Baldwin is next to impossible.
a Sunday school was organized
last Sunday with about twenty in
attendance. Miss Dora Wilson waa
elected superintendent Miss Mabel
Walker, asst supt; Miss Mabel viii
son sec. and treas Miss Ethel Miller,
drganist.
c. r. Stevens and W. T. Hartmaa
who have purchased the Rausis
ranch ON Tomichi creek. were OBJ
served leaving town with - lbs Of
flour and three cakes Of soap will
which to set up housekeeping
Rather light, boys,
Ca Saturday evening. April sixth
Mr. and Mrs. c. j Smith gave a
highly enjoyable party in honor of
the 2lst birthday If their son Glenn
The amusements were cards, finch
and other games At midnight a
delicious lunch of cake. fruit and
lemonade was served Then an i'm
pronptu musicale ended the evening
when the guests departed. wishing
their Young hest many happy re-
turns of the day Those present
were Misses Grace Cooper, Nelma
Eastman and Mrs. Annie Downey Of
Gunnison, Mr. and Mrs Lee hehman
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Moore
Cad Jones, Robert, Dollie and Loui-
ma Vidal and Phillip Easterlv of
Ohio Creek; Mr.. and Mrs Theo.
Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Spann,
Misses Marie ketcham, Ethel Miller,
Mabel Walker, Mabel Wilson. Katie
Walker, Ramona Outcalt. Mes. s.
James Holmes, Z. NJ Haymaker, l..
w. Spann, s. W Haymaker, Walter
Haymaker and Walter Wilson. The
latter gave this toast Here's to
the boy who is just entering man
hood, who may soon leave home and
friends to seek his fortune in . for
eign land: may his lot be one Of joy
and success"
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-12
Ne~sChs.psoa CorvespOsaence.
MaAr~~du~ N,..l IN

Wednesday, Apsil 10
WIN. Price is Spending few dav.
in Cimarron.
Eme% Nelson css,sse over frorn Ln-
jan" Monday.
Mrs Mcnamara j. concentrating
. trip TO Denver.
Mrs. Fv1nk Neo retarned from
noatrose Friday
Mr. Wesais, the ssothing msn II
0SRnisoa !. in Cimsvroa.
Aru. Davis Of MomAsns 10 wishing
her sister, Ms c. G. Pcser.on.
Mrs Albert Nee and children
came home from M1ntrose Sunday.
Robert Finch Of Los Ansrles.
California is visiting his niece, Mrs
i. u. LathDp.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Richards came
down from Gunnisoa Saturday aud
vent to Montrose Sunday.
Mr.. Relish Lake has accepted =
position on the coal chste and will
1--we in the Dsnlap house.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-12
VIZ Piae
News ChamptOa CorrespsaAence.

Tuesday, April .
ID ID Walburn and brother were
down from the Clover Mountain
property recently No vein 10 cut
yet. Plenty Of snow up there.
School started Monday at White
Pine with Miss Tucker Of Denver in
charge. May success crown our
mountain school. aud health aud
happiness he the portion of the lit
tie ooes.
Ore bins II the Morning Star have
been nearly filled, sad On enlarge
meat 10 contemplated. Orc is sst-
ting better with depth and more
miners are wanted.
In upper workings of the Spar
Copper, abundance of ore 10 exhibit
ed. One or two men are drifting ON
the vein and opening up stopping
grossd for large force TO be put
"a supposedly in June. twill take
q year or more to complete the lower
tunnel to the vein.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-12
lsjAas ~ ~ cunaina Tend

HeWsCao0oeso Coee0aQ1oDsooo.
Aosdsy, April 8
A. f. Ross hss moved his family
out from LOatrose.
Miss Maggie Cumming arrives
Tuesday from Canada and will spend
the GUNNER with her sister, Mn.
Jss. LsDey.
Those from here who took ths
Civil Service examination for Junins
Clerk in Nontrose "Wednesday are:
E. X. Bowerman, V. T. Barry, Il. r.
Morris, r. +. Hart, Chas. DuRoy, j.
r. Alexander. and .lrs. Jas. Luney
J. +. Klaner who has been tunnel
superintendent here for the past
winter hes secured a position -
superintendent with the tunnel pro
ject on the Grand River and left
Tuesday for G lenwood to take charge.
Mrs klaner will follow in week.
A dance was given in the hall
Monday evening for Mr. and Mrs !.
+ klaner and Miss Mamie Shackle-
ford who are leaving camp Mics
Mamie has been transferred to the
Montrose Office of the U. S. r. 5, q
deserved promotion. Miss Lena
Dobler is the new stenographer in
the L. s. r. s. office here.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-12

A letter to John Mccormick from
the Sugar Beet factory at Grand
Junction informs him that the COM
psn can use 10 TO 20 acres Of beets
from Gunnison at $3.50 ton. They
cannot pay 50 an account of the ex-
pense of transferring to broad gage
ears at Montrose If We can devel-
op a good acreage here. no doubt
freight rates can be secured that will
enable the company to pay IS ton
F. o. Il. as at lower valley points.
Mr.. Mccormick also has some bull
letins on the matter which those
thinking Of raising beets should
look over
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-12
~. Csslsa

NessChsmpsea COrrespoOosose.
Tuesday, April 10
No work at ,he mine nj pss~ent.
Joe Davitt and John EO~s were
viss tors here last week.
lessro Santsreile went So Gsnni.
son FRIDAY, recsrning next day.
G. T. kunze wss here fres~ Cpesl-
ed l5istte the ira part Of lsss week.
ssO~ disapr.sring vaPa11y ssd
bsse gvo~sd avssd the dsss aace
usOsR.
Charley wilssn wont - beaver
Saturday Iast Ills wife 10 vi.;linx
in Crsted Butte.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-12

The klebsattel hsilding O. Main
street ha. been p"rchased by S. s.
johnson who viii move the New
York Gale to tina. building about
Nav first.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-12

Last Saturday at Monsrose the
drillers struck eleven and one half
feet of coking coal in the oil well at
= depth Of 96 feet. At $50 feet =
email flow Of oil was encountered
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-12
&0ineso
VDO0 Oo1AA ~ HOWlm

SeeOoCAaao4no Cssssapso1soDe.
Wednesday, Apsil 10
Jessis AcVses visited at Dwyer'u q
nach Oh Lake Fork Aoadsy aud
Toesdsy.
}. p. hsiser spsnt Thursday and
Friday Asse sSvveying land for Mrs.
4cVeoa.
Linn Bssswesl departed br kel-
Sogs ssw mill Monday where he ex-
pwSs ~ stay this summer.
Miss Nellie Becker arrived last
week and whl keep house for her
brOtkes during Mrs. Decksr's ab-
seRGH.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-12

Yesterday Mrs. s. P. Spencer re
sarned froa Denver where slse has
been for The last two weeks Visiting
her daugkter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-12
Ohio Cay
News-Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, April q

News-Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, April .
Ohio City has enough legal voters
and enough property owners to in
corporate.
The Belzora- Bassick machinerv
has been ordered. 1t includes the
equipment for a hundred horse
power plant, which will be installed
very shortly.
The Sandy Hook Mining company
has Just been organized to develop
10 claims south of the Chronicle and
on the west side from the Links A
long tunnel will be run.
The town is already showing g much
life and activity and we are pridina
our-elve- on having a progressive
and law abiding burg More mines
are coming to the front and more
large tunnels are proposed. Alto.
gether Ohio has q bright future
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-12

S"sosss skirts, Munsing nder
wesr and Isdis~' shirt waists at THE
FAIR.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-12

on paper. &c = hundred This o.
fee.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-12

Roy Sloan d. &. K. G.. brakemaa
was seriously injured at Mears juno
ton last Thursday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-12

u. & X. q. engineers have sue
ceeded in getting = per cent in
crease in wages. AID fremen have
also been granted satisfactory con-
cssssoaa. This increase is practical
ly universal throughout the country
except that on eastern roads the in
crease is 10 per cent.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-12

Our offerings Of Nottingham, Robinst,, Renaissance
an brussels curtains the iarse~, tbs, Lsy. tecu
shown IN the history Of this store
ostooo 0.08 - -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17

c. Scott Mrs KITTY Scott McGuvra Mrs. w.
y. Scott. " q
Mrs edgar p. Taylor. Mrs J. p Tsnslev.
ME-. TAYLOR. Mrs Alice N Tyler. Mrs
q adv allader lredel. Mrs. F. s Tavener Nrs
q. ID taibott- Mrs. L. W Wise. Mrs Otsgay
WARWICK. Mrs. Philip Taliaferro Mrs "
LraVers. Mrs 4. II Thiermann Mrs N II.
i.oinas. Mrs Iimmlns. Of Washington. d. { .
Mss Iravers, Mrs. W. r. Tompkins Mrs D.
IS, IeoLnaseon. Miss Can Treat Mrs " N
iiafrrro. Mrs. + Is. Taliaferr,o Mrs 1 \
pShur' Miss Bessie Ipshur. Mrs Tins.ey.
Mrs Edward Valentine. Miss NJ IT Walden
MIS- Mann s valentine Mrs Charles W Ven
aola AIRS Granville c.. Valentine
Mrs Calvin whitley. Jr.. Mrs Iarsbo,rne
N Williams. Mn. Ennion G. Williams Miss
.nrnetA Watkins. Mrs A Judsou yVafkfrs
Ms Charles p Worham Mrs. C. II wiley
!. ~ X T. Wilson Mrs Coleman VVorrhor,
Mrs William James Walker. Miss vVoo5brise
MrS u n Williams Mrs s. II walker Ms
,Fi4fe ria white Mrs T. r wins Ms rr,,
l,s jkins Mics Mabel WalAc-. Mr. Garrett
- Wall, Miss Annie r. Walker Mrs ~
" Watson. Mrs i y WombeU Mrs p W W.
Nins. Mrs Peyton Wise Miss Ellen ID We
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17

This case befell a OF the clock
(NOw lseneth what I say
And the year was the seventh of James the First
On fine September day.
The birds the bough sing loud and sing low
What trespass shall be alb nitio.
1t was Thomas Newman and his feres
tThree more would have made them nine)
And they entered into John Vaux's house
Ihat had the Queens Head sign.
Inc birds on the bough sing loud sing low
What trespass shall be al nitio
They called for a quart of wine
OIhey were carpenters all by trade)
And they drank about till they drank ii out
And when they had drunk they paid
The birds on the bough sing loud sing low
What tresDass shall be alb nitio
One spake this word in John Riddings ear
(White manches sweet and fne):
Fair sir. we are fGin or d penn-worth of bread
And another quart of wine"
The birds the bough sing loud and sing low
What trespass shall be alb initio
Full lightly thereof they did eat and drink
tTo drink is iwis o bame).
Now tell me eight pennies" quoth Master Vaux.
But they wcHld not pay the
The birds on the bough sing loud and sing low
What trespass shall be alb initio
"Ie have trespassed with force and arms We knaves
tThe six be too strong mel.
But your tortious entry shall cost YOU dear.
And that the Kings Court shall see.
The birds on the bOugh sing loud and sing low
Your trespass wrought initior
Sed per totam curtain twas well resolved
tNOe, reader, this dnerence)
That in mere doing trespass is
And John Vaux empty thence
The birds on the bough sing loud sing low
30 trespass here alb inito
'esan m The Times Dispatch published escn Ga
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
Wigington-Shelton.

Especial 70 The Times DispatchD
FREDERICK SBURG. VA January
16.-Charlcs Wigington. OF Stamord
county. and Miss Virginia Shelton. OF
Prince William county. were married
here at the residence OF Rev w. S.
Jackson. who performed the ceremony.
The couple VIII reside at Quantico.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
Missionary Union to Meet

The regular quarterly meeting OF the
Missionary Union " East Hanover Pres
bytcrv will be held this afternoon at
O'Clock IN Mizpah Presbyterian Church.
Chestnut HIN
AN are urged TO attend Cars leave
Broad and seventh Streets every fifteen
minutes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
Engagement Announced.

The Roanoke Times Of Tuesday printed
u,e following Interesting announcement.
Mr. and Airs Charles Landon Scott Of
Amherst. announce the engagement Of
their daughter. Louise Montague. 10 Mr.
Charles Alfred Joubert, OF birmingham.
Ala. Miss Scott is a social favorite IN
many sections 90 the state having at
tended The finals AT Blacksburg and the
University of Virginia for several years
past. Mr.. Joubort is we'll known in Viz
ginia. tie is an alumnus Of the univcr-
stftF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17

Mrs. Swanson's Reception.
Mrs claude A Swanson gave brill
hant and oea.t.ful reception yesterday
from = Co r. IT,
Her exquisite taste in decoration was
rn0ifest wherever the eye turned. IN |
the l1N the walls were festooned with |
p nrofusiCn % Southern smilaX. the pale /
gold - clustered oranges showing herr
ana there through the green tracery 1
hantelF were luxu~iantiv banked with /
dwarf palms and ferns. Royal American /
Beauties hsrmouized with the claret- /
Coloref draperies and pale grey walls OF
the dining room, pink carnations filled
TIE ccept.on-cour0 with tnair spicy per
fure and rortrssted prattly with the
Fwaying bells ~ white Roman hvacinths |
= the state tra yvinE-rooms the clear
blush - hri3e-u aids roses matched the
hae that ma1tied on Oeautys cheek and
owned itzelf defeated.
The receiving party were IN the recep-
zion Qari1r. ana included Mrs Claude A |
Swanson. Mrs T. Taylor Fllyson Mrs |
John Kerr Branch Mrs. Gilmore Adams /
% louisville. Ky: Mrs. Richard Evelyn
IVrd. az Wine hester. Va. Mrs Jancs
Aston CaDeI and Mrs. r. y. Stokes.
The big blue punch bowl that has been
in use SO tho Mansion since pre- historic |
dayS was ir evidence. and fianked by an
other ~ equal size. both were placed in
line with the archway Of the drawing
rooms. and wcre presided over 10y Mrs !
" w Morton Mrs !. Mason Miller. Mrs /
Churchill Young and Mrs. George Cole |
Scott Other ladies assisting were Mrs
A Beirne Blair. Mrs. John Swanson. OF
Danville. Miss Anderson. Miss Caroline
Eennolds, Miss Gretta Mcclure and Miss
Anna Deane Carr.
Thnows Orchestra was IN attendance.
Mrs Swanson. gowned in duchess lace,
worn with violcts and purple and white
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17

Mrs. Thomas Nelson Carter entertained
at a beautifully appointed luncheon yes
lViuay IN honor Of one OF the seasons
most charming buds. Miss Julia Joynes.
among those present were Mrs. Thomas
nelson Carter, Mrs. Levin Joynos, Miss
Juha Joynes. Miss Caroline Rennolds,
MISS Elsie Lindsey. Miss Page Royal,
MISS hobeTta Trigg. Miss Roberta Smith.
MISS Mary Butler, Miss Juliet Keith, Miss
a uHe Osterloh, Miss Packard Of Balti-
more; Miss Hamilton. OF Petersburg; Miss
lloyd or Lynchhurg. and Miss Elsie
wexford OF Sabine Hall, Richmond
county,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
Annual Tea.

The Rebekah Peterkin Circle Of Kings
Daughters viii give their annual silver
tea Tor Tia. benefit OF the Sheltering
Arms Free Hospital tomorrow friday
afternoon from to Z o'clock at No.
6i7 West Grace Street.
This circle 81 noted for its beautiful
teas and delightful refreshments. Several
solos and duets will be rendered
The following young ladies viii serve.
Misses Virginia and Ida Fleming. Jose
phine Euett Rena King. Louise Lor-
raine. Alice Nelson. Virginia Watkins,
Charlotte Meade and Blanche King.
The circle is composed OF Mrs. %. *.
Pctcrkin, MIS- Thomas Christian. Mrs.
Charles O.. Taylor. Mrs. John o. Taylor
Mrs Thomas B Floyd, Mrs. ]. p. Kidd
Mrs. s. r. Eevcrdge. Mrs. II. Lee Lor-
raine. Mrs vs. Il. Nelson. Mrs. George
r. king. Mrs Mcknight Mrs. Carter
White. Miss Bette Daniel. Miss Annie
Bail. Miss Annie Jacobs. Mrs. ". H.
Tatum and Miss Lillian Taylor
AN friends Of tho institution are in
vltcd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17

Mrs, J u; wlnder. Mrs ;. J.. williams Mrs.
= Wvs,I,5,,iams. Mrs. Adolph u. Williams. Ms.
Edmund waddiu. Mrs E ri WiIliams. NJ
W gfis wexford l1is Mrs. L Wise Mrs c G.
Ms. Veins @,S' Williams, Mrs.. s J. waddil.
woodward. Mrs. W. l. white. 49, -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
Mrs. Johnson Honored.

Miss Bessie Doyle. Of Norfolk. will
entertain at tea this afternoon In
honor of Mrs. T. Branch johnson. Of
Norfolk. and Miss Louise Haskins. OF
Lexington. Va.
Mrs. Johnson was formerly Miss Louise
Herbert, OF this city, and Miss Hasdns
is also well known here. having at
tended Mrs Johnson as bridesmaid at
her wedding iu December last
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
Delightful Paper.

Miss Helen Stockdcll read a very de-
ligntfN paper yesterday afternoon before
tie history class Of WOman's Club. Her
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
No. 1858.
The Six Carpenters Case
No. 1893.
BY SIR FREDERICK POLLOCK.

s-uT eTSh ,iock snsated
cases Done Into English From this anthology the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
Poems You Ought to Know

Whatever
with affairs
day for refreshment poeProf
Charles Eliot Norton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17

Professor J. Calvin Metcalf will 80 10
Fredericksburg tomorrow 10 deliver a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17

The Rev. john c. Scott Of Hot Springs
is the gueet of friends here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs. John w Williams have
from visit 70 friends in Pearls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
Sue Gordon Whist.

The Sue Gordon Whist Club viii
meet this afternoon with rho Nrisees
Noting at Fifth and Main Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17

Mrs. John herr Branch IS spending
a few days in New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17

Mr. Frank Dow has returned from a
short VISIT 90 Mrs Frank Anthony Wake,
iu Norfolk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17

lecture before the Reading Club OF that
city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
Board Meeting

There viii be an important meeting
OF tho board OF the Belle Bryan Dav
Nursery TO morrow morning at II
o'clock, at No. 409 East Main Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17

Mrs. A. Lynch Ward and family. OF
NJ Miller.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17

Mrs. Eli stoddard is the guest Of her
daughter. Mrs b. McAlwee. in Newport