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WELLINGTON.

John Henry Wilbur of Abingdon was guest on Monday of his aunt Mrs. J. B. Carpenter.
 Rev. Earle Darrow will begin hi pastorate at Baptist church next Sun day. Communion will be observed.
 Rev..Ar. DArrow's goods are being moved into the parsonage. Mrs. Darrow is expected to arrive later ir the week.
 The district school had 8 rehearsal of it's unique exercises on Tuesday night, preparatory to the exhibition at South Wilmington tomorrow.
 The Ladies' Aid met Tuesday after. noon with the Misses Palmer and Dunning at Rest Cottage. Several matters of importance were discussed and acted upon.
 The large attendance at the services of the Baptist church in both places last Sunday was very gratifying. It is hoped that the new pastor may be encouraged by full houses.
 One must go long distance around in order to get to East Wilmington, now -a-deys. The way rocks and earth are heapsd up Is truly astonish- ing, but the end will justify the means VIC fancy.
 Mrs. Gardner and Mrs. Preston drove over to call upon Mrs. Fred SQafre on Tuesday. finding her very comfortable after her operation for cancer ct St. Joseph's hospital, Will. limantie, and confident and hopeful of ultimate recovery.
 Letters from MiltoB, Nova Scotia, to friends here announce the engage ment of Miss Alberta Hardy, cousin of Rev. Charles l.. Snow, to David Freeman. also of Milton. The wed. ding is to bo consummated on Christ. mas eve. Congratulations and best wishes.
 West Willingt0n<
 Mrs. A. HaapsU returned last Wed. nesday from Springfield hospital.
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several days with Mrs. Pease's sister in AgaWam.
 Mir. and Mrs. William H. ChAffee and Mrs William Taylor, all of New York. are in town for few days at Kibbe's hotel.
 Mrs. Earl of Washington, D. O., is in town, guest of Miss E. L. Patten. Mrs. Earl addressed the Christian Endeavor meeting Sunday evening on the Junior republic.
 Dr. Alpheus o. Pease, who died at his home in Georgia, aged 82 years. was a native of Somers and a brother of Frank Pease of the well-known firm of Pease 6 Foster of Hartford His remains were brought to town Friday and burial in the west ceme- tery.
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NENEMENT to Rent at West Staf- ford. Close to trolley line. Inquire Of MICHAEL ROBERTS. 4ws
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A T Court Of Probate holden at Staff A ford, within and for the district of Stanord on the 1st day of December, A. D. 1908.
 Present, CHAKLES s. FULLER, Acting Judge. On motion of the administrator on the estate of Francis J. Murphy, late of Stafford, wi, hin said district, deceased.
 IL Is ordered by this court, that notice shall be given that the administration account in said Probate Off1ce in said district, on the 9th day Of December, 1908. at 10 o'clock m., by posting 8 copy of this order on the public sign-post In said town Of Stafford, and by advertising the same In a newspaper published in Stafford and having circulation in said district.
 Attest. MARCUS B. FISK Clerk,
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West willineton.

Mrs. A. HaapgD returned last Wed nssday from Springfield hospital.
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TOR SALE Barn and Building lot.
 l c. s, BREEN
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SOMERS.

MT. and Mrs. Horace Sikes spent Thanksgiving with Mr. Sikes' par ents in Ellington.
 Mrs. A. s. Kellogg of Holmesbure, Pa., is in town for a few days visit ing her sister, Mrs. H. J. Shaw.
 MT. and Mrs. Raymond Bugbee and family spent Thanksgiving with MT. Bugbee's sister in East gmeadow.
 Mrs. A. ". Pease and her aunt, Mrs. Daniels of Clinton, N. Y. spent
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GEND in your orders for Hard Wood to o w E, DEMOND.

RESTRICT OF STAFFORD, ss. Pro- 1J bate Court. December l, 1908
 Estate Of Ermen1g1ldo Pallanck, late of Staf- ford, in said district, deceased.
 Upon the application Of Eliza Pallanck, praying that letters Of administration may be granted on said estate, as by application on file fully appears, it is
 Ordered-That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office in Stafford, in said district, on the 8th day of December, A. D. 1908 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice be given or the pendency of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon, by publishing the same once in some newSpa- per having circulation in said district, and by posting copy thereof on the public sIgn-post in the town of stafford, in said District
 CHARLES s. FILLER. Acting Judge.
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NOTICE

The Stafford Springs Aqueduct Co. hereby gives notice that 1t will not allow any continu- ous flow of water from taps, faucets, etc., dur ing the winter. If such Is found, water will be shut of in the street without further notice.
 STAFFORD SPRINGS AQUEDUCT co.
 c. s. GOODHUE, President,
 ANTHONY ADAMS, superintendent.
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Mrs. A DeWolf 1s visiting her ais.

' day.
 Rev. Thomas lyric will preach a the chapel Sunday afternoon at 'clocA
 MT. and Mrs. W. 0. Potter of Will limantio spent Thanksgiving with MT and Mrs. M. Labonte.
 Mrs A. Black and daughter of Sul livap, Maine. is visiting her parents MT. and Mrs F. Kellogg | Mrs. Holman and daughter O Providence, R. I, were the guests O MT. and Mrs. C. P. Bugbee.
 MT. and Mrs H. M Hansen. ST. returned Monday from a visit ot several days with MT. and Mrs. M. Hansen in Mansfield
 Among the many who spent Thanks giving cut of town were Miss Serine Hansen at Nj. Hansen's in Mansfield /: MT. and Mrs. A. Deveraux. Jr., al A. Deveraux's in South Willington Mrs. A. Bump with relatives in South Willington; MT. and Mrs. H. Nj. Hansen, Jr., with G. Lyons in East Wilmington; Dr. and Mrs. F. B. Con. verse and family at Dr. and Mrs Moore's in West Warren, Mass. E. J. Pasoo with his sister, Mrs. O. M, Backus. in North Windham.
 South Wilmington. Leon Woodworth spent Sunday in New London.
 Wm. F. Carroll was at Roland Squires', Morrow, over Thanksgiving.
 Wm. Ladr has started in the meat business, and has already established quite trade.
 Carlos J. Gurley and family have been spending few days with rela- tives in Worcester, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. John R. Neil spent Thanksgiving day with Mrs. Neil's parents in Stafford Springs.
 Homer N. Neil took advantage n4 the fine weather on Sunday, and took walk about the village for the first time in several weeks
 Annual communication of Uriel lodge. No 24, K. & A NJ, Saturday evening. Election and installation of officers and other business of much importance.
 In our item of last week we were in error in stating that the crescent floral piece at the funeral of Mrs. Wm. F. Carroll was from friends in Monson. It was sent by W. G Ellis and family of Stafford Springs, al- though flowers were received from friends in Monson.
 At business session of the Sunday school last Sunday it was voted to observe Christmas as usual. The fol- lowing committees were elected: En. tertainment, Miss Ida M Hall. Miss Margaret Mallory, Miss Alice Den ID an, Miss Julia Denmau, Leon Wood. worth; decoration committee, super intendent, Miss Rosa o. Hall, Frank. lin Gurley, Miss Georgina Muniell. Miss Mabel Allen.
 The comidetta, 'The District OOhOOA uO DAu0U0AAy oOIu0ISs Wn1CL was given recently at Baptist church, will be repeated at the hall, South Wilmington, on Thursday evening of this week, under the auspices of the Y. P. s. 0. E. of this village. This model school will be called to order at quarter to 8 o'clock, sharp. All those who like to laugh will be sure to avail themselves of this opportu- nifty.
 Visitors from out-of town over Thanksgiving included Miss Gertrude James from Middletown at Wm A James,; George Richardson and wife of Windsorville at Wm. Nichols and Arthur Church's; Charles W. FL dredge of Syracuse at Wm. o Ell. dredge's; Louis and Leo Korper, with their families from Hartford, at Adolph Korper's Mrs. Marion Kies and daughter, Edith. at Mrs. E. J. Holman's; Arthur L. Spicer and wife from New Britain at Gilbert Spicer's.
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D. H. CURTIS & co.
WELLINGTON AVENUE,

are headquarters for STOVE WOOD in all lengths. Flaming, matching, table saw Ing and carpet cleaning. Tel. I5-4.
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TOR SALE-A gentleman leaving II town wants to sell his residence. House with large, nice rooms; ? out-buildlngs, gar den, several fruit trees. Everything in line con- d1t1on This property is situated within 100 rods of the worsted mill at Fox village. For full particulars see J. 5. SMILEDGE.
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AoEToN prevents Pneumonia.
 BORN.

BORN. Stafford Springs, Nov. 28th, son to MT. and Mrs. Pietro DaDalt.
Evening journal., 1908-07-21
MUST RAZE THE
MORRIS PROPERTY
Chancellor DiSSOIVeS Rule
That Has Prevented Widen
ing of Tenth Street

Chancellor Nicholson yesterday af-
tarnoon dissolved the restraining order
which has prevented the razing Of the
property Of the Morris estate at Tenar
and Orange streets, and the buildingt
will now be torn down that the work
OF widening Tenth street may be rel
sumed.
David Wiley, administrator, brought
the suit to restrain the city from con-
iemning the properties. The restrain
ing order was allowed. to which City
solicitor Townsend demurred. The
opinion Of the court sustains the de-
murrer, dissolves the restraining order
and refuses the temporary injunction.
1t was Mr.. Wiley's contention that the
commission of taxpayers did not have
the right TO condemn the properties In
question. that they had not allowed
sufficient damages, and that the COM
mission had not acted in accordance
with the provisions Of the city charter
in condemning the properties. All
these contentious. however, are over
ruled by the chancellor. A formal de-
cree in the case will be filed by the
chancellor later.
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another as strange Il by the scene.
Each bee partakes OF The hive scent.
and when two bees come together OF
two different hives they recognize each
other as strangers.
This hive scent can he neutraiixed
and two hives of bees united SO as to
form one colony. This may be done by
spraying scented water over the bees
In the two colonies, and they mistake
the imported scent for their own.
Another manner of uniting two COLI
onies Is 10 place one above the other
with an ordinary newspaper between
a hole Is broken IN the newspaper with
the finger. The bees begin to gnaw at
the rough edges Of this hole from be-
meath and also from above, and by the
time the hole IS large enough to let
the bees through they are peaceable
and quiet. In uniting the two colonies
mo account need be taken - the two
lqucens az they viii attend to that
Themselves, and when they come to-
lgethor a royal battle will take place,
land by the rule OF might makes right
the victor win rule the united king
dom
This hive scent is the obstacle that
Ia met with in attempting 10 Introduce
a new queen to a colony IL Is neces-
sary 20 change the hive scent Of the
new queen to the hive scent Of the
colony TO which it is desired to intro
lduce h,0 before she will be accepted
This Is done by placing her In a small
wire cage. one end OF which is hiled
with candy. This cage Is placed In tho
hive where II IS desired TO introduce
her. The bees will begin eating the
candy and by the time they have eaten
lit out and released the queen she VIII
have partaken Of the hive scent.
or course il will be necessary to re-
move the old queen from the hive oe-
fore attempting to introduce another.
Sometimes the queen may be INNER
sed I'm honey and let loose among the
bees. and by the time thsy have the
, honey eaten off Of her she Will be ac-
, lcopted but this Is not so sure a manner
/ lof introducing as the cage method.
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OBJECTED TO THE
PICTURE SERMON

DELMAR. Del. July a.-on account Of
objections by some Of the members OF
the official board Of the Methodist Pro.
testant Church. the illustrated sermons
which have been attracting SO much
attention have been discontinued and
Pastor e. p. Perry win 60 back to old
style preaching.
When the hot days came the pastor
wondered how he could keep people com.
ing 70 church and adopted the method
used in many city churches Of delivering
evening sermons illustrated with stere-
opticon pictures. Since then big congre-
cations had listened to the pastor. It was
then that some Of The members began "a
talk Of the church being like a theatre and
to avoid trouble the pastor announced
yesterday that there would be no mor'
pictures.
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HIBERNIANS IN
ANNUAL SESSION
Attend Mass Before Trans
acting Business OF the
Body

The national convention Of the An
cient Order of Hibernians began this
morning in Indianapolis. More than
500 delegates, representing the various
divisions of the order in this country
Canada, and Hawaii. were present.
The convention was formally opened
with solemn high mass in the Roman
Catholic Cathedral. At the close Of the
services the delegates marched 10
Pythian Hall where the convention
sessions are to be conducted.
The address. of welcome was made
by the mayor of Indianapolis, and ad-
dresses followed by the archbishop OF
indianapolis and National President
Matthew Cummings, of Bosom. We'd
lnesday will be given over TO the IN
spection Of reports by the various
committees, and wednesday evening
there will be a reception and dance In
the city armory. to be given by the
general committee of arrangements
An day Thursday win be devoted to
matters that win come up for discus
sion at the convention session on thai
day. and that evening there will be q
BANQUET for the delegates. Most I'M
lportant of the work mapped out FOL
Friday will be the nomination ane
election Of officers. and Saturday
morning the closing session VIII b
held.
The organization has a membership
of 25O. 900. There are about 1000 mem
bers in Delaware
While the objects Of the organiza'
ltion are TO promote a fraternai an'
social spirit among its members TN
lorder also cares for its sick member
land buries its dead.
Jerome J. Herley, Edward ], NC
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BRYAN SENDS A
LETTER TO LEAGUE

The Democratic League is In receipt
Of a letter from William Jennings
Bryan in reply 70 the telegram Of con-
graduation which was sent By the
league members when Mr.. Bryan's
nomination at the Denver convention
was flashed to every part OF the coun-
try. The letter says:
Thanks for your telegram OF con-
graduation. I hope we may have the
pleasure OF counting Delaware in the
Democratic column this year
"Appreciatlng your cordial support
am, very truly.
'w. j. Bryan"
A reply Is expected from Mr. Kern
soon, as he. too, was sent a consratu-
llatory message.
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FOR BENEFIT
OF SYNAGOGUE
Adas KOdesCh Congregation
Opens Bazaar Under Favor
able Auspices

Members Of the AIDES Kodesoh congrega-
tion opened a fair In the basement Of the
synagogue at Sixth and French streets
last night under most ausplcieus circum
stances. II viii continue until next Mon
day. the proceeds to be devoted to the
synagogue building fund. The managers
hope for a large attendance every night
Of the bazaar.
During the week merchandise Of all
kinds will be offered for sale at the ha,
zaar at manufacturers prices The arti.
cles include house furnishing. ladies' and
mems clothing, art goods and fancy ar.
ticles Of all descriptions. The articles
which are all high class. are displayed at
splendidly decorated beoths in charge
OF the ladies' Of the congregation. For
tho convenience, comfort and amuse-
ment OF the patrons OF the bazaar the
committee has provided Russian tea
room. ice cream parlor, restaurant and
smoking rsem fer the elder folks and a
postofnce gypsy camp and toyland for
little people. All these diversions were
wen patronized last night when several
hundred friends OF the congregation visit.
ed the fair. Music was furnished by Miss
Jest The committee announces that the
fair win not be open on Friday evening
the Jewish Sabbath. n. Miller. chairman;
Norris Levy. treasurer. and ]. Harry
Gordon, treasurer are assisted by L.
Jacoby. Charles Chagrin. b. +. Geld.
stein. NJ Altman and A. Tellin. Women
in charge Of the booths are:
Post Office. Miss Sadie Korngold;
book store. Miss Lena Bernhardt; art
goods, Miss Bessie Hendleman; Rus
sian tea booth. Mrs. Esther Topl1is;
gypsy camp. Miss Emma Kopf; mems
Furnishings. Miss Regits; millinery and
ldry goods, Mrs. Charles Schagrin;
candy Miss Rebecca Shapiro; cigars,
Miss Sadie Pizor. Louis Topkis had
lcharge Of the wheel of fortune A Toll
lin. furniture; Simon Grodes shoes;
Mr.. Levin. restaurant: Oliver Truitt,
house furnishings.
An interesting feature was the voting
contest for the most popular member
of the building committee, those en-
tered being l.. Topkis, J. Lichtenbaum
~. Frank. L. Reches. NJ. Stone and l..
Finger These contestants ran a close
race and it viii be imnossible 20 fore
cast the result before the fair closes.
The synagogue of the congregation i
expected to be finished early next month
3 Workmen are now putting the finishing
touches on the interior of the secone
! floor Of the building and within fey
weeks the furniture will be placed II
position. II is hoped TO dedicate the heus
Of worship late in August. but the pro
gram has not been completed.
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Social and
Personal

Mrs A w. spurry and son nave re-
,,,rned ~ Harrington after visit here.
carroll A. Fisher, Jr., was a recent
visitor in Camden.
Mrs. Ford Phillips spent part OF last
week with her mother at Millington.
Master Elwood Allsten is spending the
summer months with his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Themas Norris Of sim
Pond.
Harry weyl is the guest Of his aunt
at Still Pond.
Miss Madeline Gerdley. Of this city
is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hay
ward, Of Rehoboth.
Miss Eva Thomas. formerly Of this
CITY but now of Philadelphia, is spend
ing two weeks at Atlantic City
Miss Helen Fac vandersloet Of VIII
uamspert. Pa, is visiting relatives il
this city
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Bertolette have re-
turned from Asbury Park, where they
spent a delightful week.
Miss Emma d. Turner is spending tn'
summer at RehobOth Beach.
The Misses Fannie and Rose Barret' o.
Gait, ontario, Canaodi are lAo e"o9e y
their aunt Mrs. A. O'Hanley, NO. "
Lancaster avenue.
Miss Mary A. Butler, Of JenkintsWn
Pa, was the guest Of her brother IN tn
city during the past week
Miss Alice H. McSorley is visitini
friends at Beaver Valley. Pa
Miss Edna Wrench is spending tw
weeks at Reheboth.
Mrs. Maroney and children are visit
ing her parents at Chestertewn.
Mrs. Emma Hayes and son are spend
ing the summer with her sister, Mrs
A. 2. Emerson Of Betterton.
Mrs. Albert Newmire and children ar
at Pennsgrove for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Engle, daughters
Ethel and Gladys, and their cousin, Mis-
Erma Prinsen. have been visiting rela
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surprise PartY.

An enjoyable surprise party was
given in honor Of Miss Myrtle Wilkin-
son, at her home, No. 1400 Lincoln
street, on Saturday evening. There
were vocal and instrumental music,
and refreshments were served. Among
those present were the Misses Myrtle
Wilkinson, Rebecca kowther, Elizabeth
Wall, Augusta Leitch, Annie Baird,
Mary Broadly, Mary Burns, Messrs.
Leroy Wilkinson, John II Lowther. L.
Heisler Lowther, Ellsworth Walton.
Herbert Andrews, Howard Darl, Ford
Brown, Fred Sharp, Herbert Courtney,
James Mclaughlin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Wilkinson, Mrs. Minerva Will
kinson. Mr.. and Mrs. John Click, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Klair.
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tives at Pennsrrove.

tives at Pennsgrove.
Miss Nellie Butcher has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Harry Munyan Of Ped.
rickt0wn.
Samuel Barber is spending sometime
ameng friends at Pedricktewn.
Mrs. Theodore II. Holten Of Sharptown
has been visiting her daughter here.
Miss Florence Butler. Of West Phila,
delphia, is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J
e. Rankin, Of II Ivy Read.
Walter Megaw, Of Brooklyn New York
is visiting his aunt, Mrs. John c. Will
liams, Of 4S East Twenty-second street.
Mrs Minerva Maxwell. of this city,
is spending a week with her daughters
Mrs. Joseph Woodward and Mrs. Lot
tie Garrett. of Mendenhall. Pa.
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FuneraI Held This Mornino.

The funera iof Michael J. Ford who
died Saturday. took place this morning
from his late home No. 229 Rodney
street Requiem high mass was read.
over the remains in St Thomas
Church and interment was at the
Cathedral cemetery. Mr Ford is the
brother Of Water Commissioner Pet
J. Ford
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campina At Rowers Reaoh

James MCGOWAN. william Smart. vii
liam Fincher. Grover Johnson. John
Graham. William Roth. Lewis w. Miller,
Samuel Baird. William Echrich. John
Echrich, George Green, Harold Kirby,
Charles Taylor, william Eaton and Geo.
shuitz. Of this city. are camping at
Bowers Beach.
Evening journal., 1908-07-21
A New storaoe House.

AS we are moving in our new build
ing. N E. Corner Sixth and King Sts.,
we vii have four large show rooms.
and the large building at Third and
Orange SITS, we are going to run as
a First-class Storage House. any one
wishing to store goods we would lik
them to look us up for quotations.
Mcmahon Bros, Third and Orange
SITS. Phone Connections"
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Rntnhera va. Mi kmen

Butchers and millmen Of the city
will play the third OF series of base
ball games at Front and Union streets
on Thursday afternoon. Young and
Montague win be the battery for the
butchers, while Green and Toppin wiz
serve for the milkmen. A great game
LIS expected.
Evening journal., 1908-07-21
Leave This Port.

The government boarding steamer
Neptune. after having received re-
pairs at the yards of Pusey and Jones
Company. left yesterday for her sta
tion at quarantine.
The schooner Maine also left port
yesterday for Philadelphia in tow Of
the tug Moffett.
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Cuver-Havs.

John Pierce Guyer and Miss Hazel
May Hays both of Philadelphia. were
married on July II in Old Swedes Church.
by the Rev Benjamin n. Bird. assistant
rector Of Trinity P. +. Church. The
couple were attended by both the mothers
of the bride and groom.
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Announce Mari

Announce Marriage After Six Months.
Albert Sherer and Miss Ella Erwin. Of
Chester, were married in this city on
January 2s. The fact has just been an
nounced, the couple forgiven and arrange
ments in process for a reception.
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Home From Wedding Trip.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Townsend, have
returned home frem Washington, where
they spent their honeymoon. Mrs. Town
send was Miss Minnie Z. Laws. formerly
Of Porter's Station. Mr.. and Mrs. Town.
send live at Farnhurst.
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Entertained choir.

Mrs. Sarah L. Baxter Of No. 403 East
Fourth street manager of Old Swedes
choir, entertained the members Of the
choir last evening. Mrs. Baxter proved an
efficient hostess.
Evening journal., 1908-07-21
Birthday Party.

In honor Of her eighteenth birthday,
Miss Gertrude Hindsley. Of No. 2l9 Lom,
gard street. was given a surprise party
a few evenings age A merry time was
Evening journal., 1908-07-21
Ticket Satisfies Mr.. Ford.

Peter ]. Ford. one Of the Delaware
delegates to the recent Democratic Ma
tional Convention, has arrived heme from
Denver. He expresses himself as pleased
with the Bryan-Kern ticket.
Evening journal., 1908-07-21

an automobile ride on Saturday. stop
was made at a residence at Fourteenth
and Jefferson streets, where cake and ice
cream was served to the little felix's.
Evening journal., 1908-07-21
To Rehoboth For Health.

AS the result Of an attack OF nervous
prostration. Miss Madeline German, OF
Fourth and Grant avenue. was taken
to Rehoboth yesterday in hopes that
the sea. air might prove of benefit.
Evening journal., 1908-07-21

Elwee and william S. Martin. the
Delaware delegates 10 the convention,
left for Indianapolis on Sunday.
Evening journal., 1908-07-21

Children on Auto Ride.
Mrs. Geuld, Of Ne. S21 Tatnall street
gave her class Of Asbury Sunday School
Evening journal., 1908-07-21
$3.50 Linqeie Dresses, Now

OF n white
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EXHIBITION

important yearly begins today. The
reduce stocks point prior stock taking 1t time
We quote few of the Extraordinary Specials here
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BEES ON THE FARM
Article No. 10.

A series Of articles on Practical
Bee Keeping.
D.. LII Q cuall.. M....L n