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The Washington herald., 1908-07-05

To tell the truth, we are stumped for
a subject to write a editorial about for
this issue of the Bugle. We have
thought Of several subjects TO write
red hot editorial about, but when we
thought the second time we remembered
that we had wrote on these same sub
jects at some former sitting and there
fore dismist them in disgust When you
consider that the Bugle has been run
ing as long as it has, it wont be 50
remarkable to you perhaps when we
state that we have thrashed the editorial
ground over pretty middling well since
we first purchased the Bugle soEne twenty
odd years ago, and since then by per
severence, persistence and elbow grease,
have managed TO make it the breeziest,
newsiest newspaper and best advertising
medium in this section Of the country.
In view of the fact that we can't
think of subject to write a editorial
about where these lines appear, we
calkilate we will have 10 make up for il
by publishing a little more news some
where's else.
It amt once in long time that we
have failed to find a subject for a red
hot editorial in the Bugle. We have
heretofor prided ourselves on picking
out sech subjects as would shed infor-
nation, education, and edihcashion upon
Our subscribers, and being as we can't
seem 10 hit on any subject this week, we
will therefore spare you the pain of
writing a editorial which would tax
your mental works TO treir fullest
capacity. thus sparing you the pains as
il were, and giving you a chance TO rest
up. Some Of our subscribers tell US
that our editorials are so deep and full
of thought that it makes them tired to
read them week in and weak out
1t is great thing to be the editor of
a newspaper like the Bugle, and to write
editorial opinions concerning the live
topics of the day for them as have no
opinions Of there own. and we hope we
keenly feel the responsibility of our
position. Where would some of our
subscribers ever get their opinions If
they didn't get them outen the Bugle?
We answer, Nowhere. Our subscribers
look to us every week for there opinions,
and if they are in doubt about enything
they generally hunt up there back copies
of the Bugle to see what we said about
it if anything
Next week we hope to have in this
space a red hot editorial or something
or uther, but at this writing we are
unable to state what. II any subscri-
bers would like 70 read our unbiased
editorial opinion on some subject or
uther which would be of interest TO the
readers OF the Bugle kindly let US knoy
what the subject is, and we will treat
il without fear or favor. Suggestions
kindly received at this office
Subscribe for the Bugle. Good to
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The Washington herald., 1908-07-05

TSe cheapest advertising medium m ne
country. II you believe In advertising. eoms
and see us. For further informatiOa call On
CT address ths editor.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05
Jabe Crun Struck

Jabe Crum while hauling a load Of
sand from Snake Crick 20 Bingville re-
cent fell asleep or the seat while driving.
The horses went alright until they got
the wagon begged down in mudhole
near Sam Robinson's plece. Sam watched
the team a while. he couldn't tell what
TO make Of a man setting there n the
seat. and the team stopped. so he went
down 10 find the load OF sand hub deep
in the hole and Jabe setting there asleep.
sam yelled at Jabe. who woke up 50
student that he fell backwards over the
seat and got sand In his eyes, mouth and
ears. Jabe was considerable surprised 20
find himself stuck IN the mud. The horses
couldn't pull out, 50 Jabe had TO throw
of the load OF sand. and II was all they
could do 10 pull the wagon out. Jabe
then driv back for another load OF sand.
Jabe says he can't see what made the
team go in the mudhole when there waa
good read on both Sides
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05
SYCAMORE BEND.

Miss Lily Freedland appeared at church
last Sunday wearing a new hat which
she purchased at the county seat She
calls It a mary widow haiti is about
3 feet wide.
Jed wilkins had bad cold IN HIS chest
last week and placed a poTus plaster on
same The cold is we'll but the plaster
is still where Jed put It. and being as
he can't get II of without causing
excrucating pain. he calSilates that It
Will remain there for some time to
come.
Miss Gertie Jones had light in the
parlor until quite late last Saturday
evening. You ought not TO keep the
poor girl up half the night Sam.
There was q terrible hard rain here
last Tuesday. A little shower would or
di1 the crops good. but too much is a
plenty.
Your correspondent didn't receive his
copy Of the Bugle last week. WIN YOU
kindly investigate and see why this hap
pened thus7
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05
Country Correspondence
TURNER'S WATERING TROUGH.

TURNER'S WATERING TROUGH.
Silas Goodwin had a touch OF rheu-
matism last week. Silas seys he would
rather have a touch OF almost enything
else than rheumatism.
Ben Hoover while building a stone
fence last week bet Lin Watson the
seegars that he could carry a stone
which must have wade 300 pounds q
distance OF so feet Ben won the see
gars but he IS now in bed suffering
from n criCk in his back
Rufus Heminway recently purchased q
pair Of oxes from Jim Bradford the
consideration paid wasn't learned.
Mrs. Arthur Simmonds presented
Arthur with a bouncing boy baby last
week Arthur seys that considering he
is already the father OF five he looks
upon the new arrival as a more OF a
calamity than a blessing.
Ranse Smith while drawing a pail Of
water from hts weil with a rope tother
day. dropt his specks into the well which
has about 10 feet OF water in II, and
Ranse seys his specks is gone for good.
SOCkRATES
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05

q total loss. he win find hisself drug into
court charged with asalt and battery with
intent TO kin. loss OF property. defama-
t!on OF character and other things 10
numerous 70 menshlon. HOd has con-
suited Ame Hillyer J. Of p and has de-
cided that the best thing for him 70 do
is 10 pay the widow for the curtains
Hod says he is done trying 20 teach that
calf TO drink milk outen pail and that
II II prefers 20 drink milk outen the
COW for Il 10 60 ahead and do 50.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05
False RunOTS Circulated

II was rumored last week that our
town selectmen had held meeting and
took steps 20 have the town well located
on the public square cleaned out thor
Oughlv. and the water purified so that
II would be NJ TO drink for human con-
sumpshion. In order 20 verify this ru-
NOR we interviewed the selectnen but
none OF them new anything about sech
a movement, IN fact they all ernfatlcally
denied that they had any intenshion Of
cleaning out the town well. They said
we have got along for the past 10 years
without cleaning the town well. so why
should we clean II out now?
Who starts such rumors as these any
how?
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05
Improvement for BingviIIO

Hank Dewberry last week put in sew
esal new boards IN the fence in front Of
his residence on Main street This IS
decided Improvement and adds much
to the beauty Of that part of the resi-
Dental section OF the town where Hanks
residence is located. II more peopul
would repair there fences and fix up a
little. Bingville would look a good deal
better TO a stranger passing thru our
midst than It looks at present
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05
Dave Half Shaved

Last Sunday morning Dave Smiley set
out 10 shave hisself. but the razor was
so blamed dull that the result was tor
ture Dave managed 10 worry of most
OF the beard and a good cal OF the hide
often one side OF his face. but by that
time he was 50 nervous and cut Up that
he got mad and declared ne would call
that a shave. which he done. Since then
Dave has been going about with half OF
his face shaved and half not. He looks
almost redicklOUs.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05
THE. BINGVILLB BUGLE !
The Leading Paper of the cOuntyl
neutrality-suspicious.

Now doth the busy little bss
Improve zach shining hour
By gathering honey all the dAy
From every opening nOor.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05
Rsgs Wanted

have started up my loom making
rag carpets again and desire to buy
rags OF you for whatever they be worth
20 me. How can 1 make rag carpets
without rags? If you have any rags
let me know and perhaps we can como
70 terms. MRS. BIGE SI1AlS.
J. SsnEyiLA
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CLUB CHAT.

An Interesting meeting of the
Daughters of Utah Pioneers was held
this week, when Mr.. w. w. Ritter gave
pioneer "reminiscences and y brief
comparative sketch of the early lie
brews Next Wednesday Joseph II.
smith, Jr, gives his third lecture on
Salvation for The Dead and all vino
may DE Interested arc cordially Hyit-
ed Ia be present The meeting is at
3 O'Clock at he Lion House
A meeting If the Central council Of
the Daughters Of Pioneers was held
this week aud the subject of u mid-
winter bali discussed among other
business No definite time was set, but
the committee on muusements of which
Mrs Ann Groesbeck is chairman. VIII
report at next weeks meeting.
The Ladies' Literary club hold the
regular meeting yesterday and Mrs.
Thomas Weir "eud a paper on The
chorus, under the direction Of Mrs.
William a. W2tzell sang and Miss Reg
Ia Piper and Miss Claire Williams
were heard in vocal numbers while
Miss Helen Evdas gave piano solp
Tine ArchAclloEi society OF Utah
held an interesting meeting this WeeN
at tho home OF Mrs. Edwin KimBAll
on sixth East street, when Prof H.
L. Hcwett OF Washington spoke lu
pre-Culumbiaa America. Musical
numbers We're given by Miss Esther
Allen and Miss lrml Watson.
An intcrestlng program was pre-
scnted this WacA az the regular mun h-
Iy meeting OF lhe music section Of thc
Ladies' Literary club. Mrs. AZ. r..
OglcEby read "a paper on tho life and
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friends and relatives. The time was
pleasantly passed in cards and games
Refreshments were served.
Messrs. william Frisby, John John,
son and Bert Choules entertained
about 30 OF tholr friends at skating
arty at the Eldrei rink Tuesday eY-
ening,
Postmaster Glove was a salt Lake
visitor this we *.
Mrs. A. II. Hardy was tho tecipl"
ent of a delightful surprise party at
her home wednesday evening About
40 relatives and friends took possess
sion OF the house and the lime was
passed In games, music, ANA socldl
chat. Lunch was served
Mrs. A, NJ. Zasbrlska has returned
home after a two weeks' visit with
friends in Salt Lake CITY
A merry crowd Of young people
surprised Mr. and Mrs. q, Warren FL
kins Friday evening and fun ana iner-
riment reiEntd supreme until tho late
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hours. Dainty refreshments were
were served.
Mr. j. Il. Murdoch of Heber visited
Provo friends the fore part Of the
week.
Mrs Blaneh Parker of Salt Lake
spent Sunday in this city with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. il. Dusen-
berry.
The Utah Sorsis club met Saturday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Phil
Spcckart. a very interesting paper on
King Lear" was given by Mrs. Homer.
followed by an excellent paper on Bis
marck,' by Mrs. William NJ. Roylance.
The Nineteenth Century club met
Friday afternoon at the home of rms.
George Havercamp. Helen Keller
was treated in an interesting manner
by Miss Josephine Kellogg.
A quiet home wedding took place
Saturday evening at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs William NJ Haus, when their
son William and Miss Minnie johnson
were united in wedlock The bride
looked charming in gown of soft
silk. Only the immediate families
witnessed the ceremony, after which
the wedding dinner was served.
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to salt Lake Monday to attend the
grand lodge session of the f. & a. NJ.
on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Paul Wirthlin has returned from Pay
son, whore he has been for several
weeks with his family.
Mrs. p. c. Hood returned to her home
at Frontier, Wyoming, this week after
pleasant visit with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs, James Arigonna.
Frank Mediation is spending this
week with his grandchildren at Pay
son.
Mrs. Bennett returned Thursday from
visit in salt Lake.
William Beck, a former resident OF
Eureka, is in Salt Lake on visit,
atter a few years spent on his ranch
in Idaho.
Capt. and Mrs Hugo Deprezin were
in Salt Lake for few days visit this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs c. L. Hush spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in Salt Lake
George McCune was in Nephi the car
ly part of the week attending a meet
ing of the county commissioners FROM
there he went to Salt Lake for the our
pose of representing the Tintic Com
mercial club at the Dry Farming con
gross.
ID. Harveille ana DR. Bailey win leave
next week for California, where they
viii spend brief time.
Hans Hassell of Mammoth was In
Nephi for the county commissioners
meeting on Monday and Tuesday.
A large number of the Rebekahs and
their husbands perpetrated a pleasant
surprise party Monday evening for Mr..
and Mrs, II, b. Benton. The evening
was most enjoyably spent with card
playing, dancing. music and delicious
lunch
The Mothers club viii meet in the
assembly room ON the first floor of the
new school building an the last Friday
of the month, when the following pro-
gram will be given: Reading, Mrs.
Norwood; instrumental music. Myrteen
Thurmona; paper, Miss Annabell
Mooney; song, John Ivey; paper. Mrs
George A. Udall humorous recitation,
Bessie Russell. a general invitation
is extended to the public.
The miners union gave a house
warming in their new hall on last
Saturday night, the occasion being in
celebrating the completion of the
unions new building. There was a
brief program rendered. and refresh
nents served, and a fine time had by
the many members who attended.
The Eagles win give their usual an
niversary dance on the night OF Feb.
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PROVO,

Mr.. and Mrs c, W. Taylor enter
tanned about $50 OF their friends at
their home Friday evening, in honor
of the marriage of their son G. W.
Taylor and Miss Marian Clut, which
was solemnizad in the Salt Lake tenn
pie Wednesday. Carnations, smilaX
and ferns were freely used In decora-
tons The bride was attired In q
beautiful gown of cream wolfe ana
carried a shower bouquet Of roses. a
very elaborate wedding supper was
served Many useful and beautiful
presents were received, Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor are popular young people
of this city and their many friends Join
In wishing them realization Of the
bright prospects with which they COM
menco life.
Miss LoreHa Dusenberry has return
ed home after Il months visit with her
sister, Mrs Joseph Nibley In La
Grande, ore,
Mrs. sam Schwab has returned
home, after q weeks visit with friends
In Salt Lake.
A number of friends pleasnaly sur
prised Mrs Charles Il, Smalley We'd
nesday evening, Music and social
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LIONEL ADAMS, RUBY HRlDC
r. D. CAIN, j. r. ARMSTRo

consolation prizes. An elaborate
lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Evans and ram
lily left today for a trip TO the coast.
They expect to be absent about a
month.
Mrs. T. b. Lewis of Salt Lake is
visiting in this city. the guest of Mrs.
w. II. Dusenb Derry.
Miss Leona Billings was a salt Lake
visitor this week.
The ladies of the Rebecca lodge
pleasantly surprised Mrs. Aug Fisher
al her home Thursday evening. Games
music and a social time in general was
enjoyed by all Refreshments We're
served.
Mrs. c. w. Nav and Misses sadie
Graham and Sarah Giles spent Sln-
day in Sprinsville, the guests of Miss
Ida ALBANIAN.
Messrs. Fred Moore and Joseph
KirSwood We're salt Lake visitors this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. James Bates wore
pleasantly surprised at their home
Wednesday by large number of
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EUREKA.

Dan ostrander was IA Salt Lake on
Monday
Frank Leahaman, who has been 10.
Gated here for several months, left
Monday for Salt Lake, whore he will
make his home.
Mrs, Henry Kennels was IN Mann
moth on TUESDAY. visiting her sister
Mrs George Jones.
Mrs. phil Clarke, who for the past
few weeks has been visiting her par
ents al North Yakima, Washington,
returned home Tuesday. Mr. Clark met
his wife IN salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Gustaldi returned 60
Eureka Sunday after a visit OF several
days iu salt Lake.
Mr., and Mrs. +. J. Comera were the
guests OF friends at SAT- Lake this
week.
/. j. Barnard and David Mills went
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chat We're enjoyed by all, and lunch
was served
Mrs. Hodge Marshall of Oakland,
Cal. Is visiting her mother. Mrs. "A.
w, Davis for a couple TO weeks,
Mr.. r. A. Barney spent Sunday with
his family in this city.
The members of the NJ. II. assocla-
lions of the Third ward enjoyed an
evening at Eldred's Friday.
The Jolly Surprise Bunch" were
royalty entertained Monday evening at
the home of MIR. and Mrs. Jake evans.
Cards, music and a social good time
was enjoyed by all. An elaborate
lunch WAS served. The guests Were:
Mossrs. and Mosdames w. NJ. Royl-
ance, w. 10. Stober, w B. Ward,
David Openshaw, Fere Decker, i. Il.
Hodson and W, f. Rydalch.
A merry crowd OF little folks gath.
cred at the home of Mrs. Lillian Bak-
er Tuesday In response TO an invita-
tion to celebrate the seventh birth
day of little Miss Thelma. The event
was one long to be remembered by
ALL
tarnett bromley ana sister RUBY,
OF Conlville, spent the week with Mrs.
Dina Smoot
The fifty-seventh birth anniversary
OF William G, Graham was celebrated
AZ his home Tuesday evening. Games,
music and Rotations all tended to
make a very pleasant evening.
Mrs. William S. Rawlings Is visit
Ing her daughter, Mrs p. g. Peter
son at Ephraim this week.
The Social Sixty gave another NJ
their enjoyable parties al the Social
hall Wednesday evening, Miss Ina
Gee presided at the punch bowl
Mrs. n. s. Martin and Misc Elsie
Moore delightfully."- entertained tho
Five Hundred club and n few Invited
friends. Five hundred WA the game
and this. with sweet music, made a
very enjoyable evening Prizes we're
awarded 10 Miss Marian Nclke and
Mr. Teegzel for winning the greatest
number OF games and Mrs. Durlanl
and MIR. Spockart carried away the
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Mr.. Knudsen's birthday rho n,o..-
were Air ana Ms - -, ~ guests
,,e ~. t,Tl,, w. 90 - - hhuuHeni MT.
Peter KnuGsen = 6 ''',''S emd MI VI ana Mrs.
Valentine Mr. ana Mr. 'r,'u rn az, A1susI
sen Mr. ana M I,S' "o'IyH . SHUT
and Mis- L. Ias I tnuiilas compton Mr.
VIM. Horsley NJ 1,d NJ W. IN, Situ Mrs
Mrs cbas Iro,s,.r.o,, ,-s,. ,,,.aa,,..,.
e,,,.rri-i "a, vi ~ ecu was pleasantly
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BRIGHAM CITY.

Mr. John Baird was the guest of
honor at happy surprise party Thurs
day evening. Mr.. Baird IS retiring
from the Mutual board Of the Fourth
ward. ana the event was i'm recognition
OF his past labOrs. Games, music and
light refreshments were served.
MI ana Mrs. VIII Merrill entertained
n party of friends Thursday evening
at supper The dining room was pref
tily decorated with plants and flowers
covers were laid Tor u. Those present
were MIR. and Mrs. VIII Merrill, Mr.
and Mrs Chris Slmonson, Mr and Mrs
Frank Merrill, Mr. and Mrs. Chas
Reeves Mr.. and Mrs All Johnson Mr.
Clair Merrill ana Miss Hazel Reese.
A pretty supper party was given AT
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Nels Jeu-
SON saturday lu honor " the basket
bail teams of the b. C. high school u.s.
the D. U.s. of Logan. The Misses Vi
late Jrpson Grace McMnster Violet
Madison, Olive Jenson and Amelia Car
ter received. A dainty supper was
served lu the dining room. Covers
We're laid for rs Music and games
mado the evening merry,
MI ana Mrs, Lawrence Squircs werc
thc guests of their mOthrr Mrs David
SQuires, M pleasant family dinner
party sunday afternoon prior 10 their
departure for Vlna, Tuhena co.. Cali
forna. whore they VIII reside in the
future,
A delightful dinner party was given
at the home OF Nh and Mrs a.. w..
kundsen Saturday evening, In honor of
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A delightful dinner party was given
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MRS s. Il. Whitaker delightfully."- en-
TrAlned the Child Culture club Tues
Jay AZ her home. An interesting must
VA ana literary program was given.
N ne celebration OF Burns birthday
rlIoay evening at the Congress Dane
LUZ academy, by the Scottish bonnles.
W. T's one OF the most pleasurable events
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The Social Sixty gave another NJ
their enjoyable parties at the Social
hall Wednesday evening, Miss Ina
Gee presided at the punch bowl.
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sepb Smith was given by Prof. w. S.
Langion'
Mrs. j. A, Bexell entertained at
peasant afternoon party on Monday
Miss Edith Bowen entertained the
members of her sewing club on Mon
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Flemming left
on Thursday for II trip to Mexico and
California and oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lafaunt have re-
turned from pleasant visit to Chicago
and Denver.
Nr. Il. G.. Thatcher and Mr.. A. e,
Bowen We're visiting in Salt Lake on
Thursday.
Mr.. Bert Barber of Canada is in Lo-
gan.
Mr.. II. w. Naylor is home from a
trip to California. Mrs. Naylor remain
I'd In Salt Lake for n few days.
Among the leading social events of
the week was the marriage of Miss
Elizabeth Lochhead the eldest dauGh-
ler OF Mr. and Mrs. George Lochhead,
sr, ana Mir. j. Peere herrlck, the cere-
mony beng solemnlzed in the salt
LAKE temple Wednesday afternoon, anu
IN the evening a family reception given
al the nome OF the brides parents on
lNyen4y sixth street, Attended onIy ny
Inc immaculate relatives OF the two
ianincs. a sumpruous wedding re-
past was served.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs, Fred
Chambers gave Il delightful party at
gneir nome on Monroe avenue III hoilor
Of tner son, harold ChamDerS, who
leaves in u short time on d mission 10
lnglanu. There We're present Il large
number of his young friends who en-
jOyed games ana music, panty retresL-
meuts were served. On TUESDAY even
Ing Il dancing party win be given in
ms honor at the Fourth ward amuse-
nent hail.
The young ladies' Of the Fifth ward
Jay evening AT the ward nan, which
was largely attended.
Frank Bowers and sister Nora. who
have been visiting in Ogden with rela-
lives and friends, returned TO their
home at EluOra, Iowa, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis of Ely, New.
spent the week in Ogden, the guests
Of r. A. SHIELDS ana family.
The Brotherhood of Railway Carmen
gave Its dancing party Friday evening
at the Royal Dancing academy.
Are u II Ilrnu,,, ,,,1 GOV, ,,,l,a h..
1een visiting throughout the east, re-
turned to their home in Ogden this
week.
{, D. Miller and wife are visiting in
ogden for few days with friends.
Their home is at Helper, Utah
a pleasant party was given Monday
evening by friends OF MIR. and Mrs,
Eugene Dunsmore in honor of their
nileecnth wedding anniversary. An
enjoyable time was spent n social ch t.
music, etc. Delicious refreshments
We're served. The bride wore her we'd
q'hg gown of 10 years ago.
James Burton has gone TO Califor-
MA to visit relatives and friends
NuHtSuuy IN the SAT- Lake temple
Mhs Irene Dean and William Alvord
were married They are highly es-
"eIHed young people Of North ogden.
Last saturday evening Henry Hilton
Fmas gwen party at his home, AS2i
A.olrOe avenue, by a large number of
friends friend the occasion being his fifty
Mst bnthday.
No. e So -
AIRS, mrs $. 7. Whitaker delightfully."- en-
strained the Child Culture club Tues
uoy az her home. An interesting must
val ana literary program was given
~. ne celebration OF Burns birthday
aIOay evening at the Congress Dane
ing academy. by the Scottish bonnles
OF the week.