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New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
BEAVER BROTHERS. ENGINEERS

canals dug. dams built trees felIs1
ponds raised or lowered bark cut aud
stored. Is the advertisements % Beaver
HrotheTs. in The Birehbark News" ana
uTst class woTkmen they are. can as
sure you- In all the forest there is not
so neat 4 village as CastorvilIs. the homs
o. the beavers.
When beaver starts out to work "a
never fergsts his trOwei his shovel nor
his axe Indeed. ne could not leave them
behind n he wished Tor his strong front
teeth serve a. combination axe and saw.
his weebed feet make first class spades.
ard his broad. fat tail = 4 splendid JrOW eI.
Moonlight nights are the beavers chosen
uine Ter Work. AMI patience and persevcr-
shce are On 'ir WdtrhWOrds. a smart y0ung
utaNeF can cut through good sized birch
tree m Three minutes with bis sharp chissl
teeth As soon it is felled and trimmed
no rolls the log 10 the nearest water a.
river or canal OF his own building and
Hodts % dpWn 90 tasfurVlile 10 may he
used Tor strengtheuiny his dam or ~ NAV
aucnOr u in the mud az the, bottom OF ths
pend-d part Of his winter store Of food.
Though they are such clever and isi-
Eeniptis WOFkinCn none ~ the forest people
love a game OF tag or follow my Ieade-''
more than the little eroVn folk After
working hours they have great froiics m
the water. diving rCmping and cnasing one
another like a troop of merry schooioOvs
suddenly Grand pa Beaver hears A SJls-
pictOus TuStli1 ~ in the bushes. Down com.
His broad hat tail with a tremendous
Whack on the water Instantly every
Water suovivs under the pond and scram-
hles into his cCsev house. safe from tie.
apprOa hing danger. whatever 10 ua- he
MARGARET W. LEIGHTON.
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Hosv TO tUin a Prize.

Contest No. I OIuntinz Puzziei-Choice
o. sterling silver Tribune badge. an in
terestins book. 80. OF Scottish post cards.
a sterling silver tie clasp. a box Of water
caLOr paints or an imitation iveTy paper
knife for the nsatest and best three an
sWsrs.
Contest No. Things 70 Think About
Choice Of a COX Of water color paints, a set
ef scottish post cards an interesting book.
a sterling silver Tribune badge. an trntta-
tiOn livery paper knife or sterling silver
tons
Contest No (Our Letter BoN)--A prize
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

Anoth.r way in which border flowers
are arranged is with the tubes stuck n
lo.- baskets ful Of trailing ferns. Gar
lrnds that Groop along the edge u table
are not included in border arrangement
This form o. decoration has been found i'm
,,rscfieable. The foilage is dragged from
the table. il gets into the way Of one
arms and may even be- crushed upon some
delicate dress fabric. Some care has %
no tazen tnat border decorations do not
infringe upon the liberty Of guests They
are manned 20 offer diversity from the pre-
,-afIing mode Of central adornments and 70
slow az the same time some central orna-
ulcnt OF expensive lace which II would be 4
shame 70 hide from admiring and envious
friends. Often a nat mat Of foliage ana
flowers radiates from the edge Of tie lace
centre and covers the table 10 the plates
But the favorite mode OF placing flowers Is
10 cover The whole middle of the table WIN
them. allowing little uneven digressions ~
ferns or blossoms around the outer edges
OF the plat
A color which now enjoys a great vogue
,,vor tables is the American Beauty rose
shade. which is neither pink nor red. but
very radiant as 20 color and light effect
A flower particularly charming In mid
ufuter r. the bouvardls. This flower comes
in pure white and IN vivid scarlet Of the
same hue a. the Christmas poinsettis- II
grows IN masses Of tiny blossoms IN fun
clusters anG lends itself admirably 10 table
accoration because 81 is deleaey OF form
,na its lack u strong fragrance. II Is one
- the most durable % flowers ana VIII
-, : Ueelf la a dining room. only the
-, ,bst IL IA not very expensive prevents
A. from becoming one OF the leaders upon
.-.s---rt. fablae
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% 81 is given for every letter printed Uuc.r
this heading. The letter may contain mi
dents In your life. anecdotes OF pets. no. p
school experiences things seen IN travsl
or made-up stories. These stories must -
original and must Be written on one sids
OF the paper only. Letters entitled 20 f1-
prize OF a are often crowded cut for lse<
Of space IN the week they are received. ollr
IL such Is the case they always sppsaT "a
the page later.
Re sure 10 state your age
Be sure 20 give vouT choice 81 pFl1es
Re sure % give y0ur name aHa address
Contest closes on December 2 Ags q con-
sidered in awarding prizes. Address your
letters and answers 20 idttle Men and taf-
tie Women. NeW-York Tribune. New iorz
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the top. However. We did at last, ami then
such a scene as met our eyes! All Paris
and the surrounding country stretched be
fore us human being from such
height looked like the tiGest speck, and
was afraid % 20 very near the edge. even
though a high railing did surround IT,
some telescopes were placed around. which
one could use by depositinS small coin
la the slot. ] could feel the tower sway
I'm the wind. which all buildings are sup
posed 10 do If they are plumb. \ winding
staircase goes 10 the top Of the tOwe-. hut
J should think that one would be so Dizzy
before he cot Up that ne would fall on II
must have taken "A Tot Of nerve 10 build
the Einrl Tower. Ia u So high
We felt We'll pleased with our little trip.
and then went back 70 our hotel, able 10
ssy thai We had been 10 the top OF the
highest structure in the world / remain.
Your reader.
No los Willow street Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

The Colorado Gin Dwellings ASSOCIATION
viii hold It's regular meeting On FRIDAY
December 9. az the Naldorf-Asiafia' me
general society IN Colorado springs u
planning a mammoth fete IN January 10
raise funds for the restoration OF tue lat''s
discovered ruin, the Balcony HOUSE A4eh'-
bers Of the Ncw York state ehapteF WI"
- 40 -e,d pieces Of fancywork or bric-
/. -. a. Mr. Thomas Henry Whitney,
cent ~ This chapter, 10 be forwarded 20
- snriuss for selling al the fete. viii find
them gratefully rsesiNsd
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UP IN THE EIFFEL TOWER.

Dear Little Men and Little Women. 7
am going 10 tell you Of my visit 20 the
EiTel Tower. I'M Paris. France The E,inel
Tower is the highest stlucture iu the
worid. being 9s4 feet high. Il is situated
o. the Champ de Mar near the banks Of
the Seine River. You pay one franc 10 go
20 the tor, in a little elevator. which. as II
uear- "a landing. goes very SLOWLY, ard I
thought "a would come crashing 10 the
ground. IS IL seemed 10 be having such a
hard time. There were countless landings,
and I thought that We would never reach
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HONOR LIST.

1, Olivia Bliss. ,, Marjorie Baker; 3. JO-
ssph Bills. : AdaiT Black: .. Helen Brault
s. Arthur J. Burns; :, Regina F. Balls,
Edward l. CroweH; O. James Colonel; 10.
Gladys l. Carvey; II, Marion Crandali; {;
L. Evelyn NJ. Currier; Is, Kathleen
Daugntrv; n, Howard A. DettmeTs; -.
Austin Robbins Gordon: Is. Paul t. Gould;
L. Edna Gaysey. IS, Robert NJ. Huston; ls
Irene Happel. ~. Margaret Hunter; q.
Martha Howell. =. Fannie r. Jewett; ..
Julia KIimpke a Margaret King. -. Ella
Klein 25 Luisc Krieger. =. Robert T.
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VALUE OF PINK.

-. Lane since n was the mode FOR a
-, vbo entertained q good Deal 10
..r.-, an, noEer and use that al every en-
,,.,.tpFpeui with. perhaps. some einer-
- tn arrangement snd foliage oombina-
-, size became thus pretfiiy associaied
-, eoWer. often her favorite In the
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

The teachers who visited the English
schools on tie invitation OF the Aoseiey
Commission will relate some of their ob-
servations al a couple OF conferences % De
held on the evenings OF December l and -
AZ the home Of Miss G.. r. Lowell No. IS
East 64th street, under the auspices Of the
Public Education Association.
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A DREAM.

Dear Little Men and Little Women. 7 was
sitting a. ny desk trying 90 think of an
interesting story 10 write 20 my little friends
of The Tribune. for 7 have almost begun 70
think at YOU as friends because. though I
have never scsn you, have read your lot
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Koch. IS Rogers Lamont: ~ Helen T.
Metcalf. 20. Katherine : Niles. q. Howard
Newton. q, Irene Olsen, -. Edith Ranger:
a. Mona \ ReynaUd: 35. Edith H. Rugeu:
2S, Nellie Shayne. 81, Dorothy H. Spring:
Is, Frank p. Tanner, -. Selah Tomkins:
~. Marjorie YoTke Tsvor. Al. Alan a.. VAL
entne; 4, Eima Nogel. o.. Nvonue Weld
mann. ~. Fannie A. Wood. g.. Ruth Weed :.
n. Mary +. Nadley: A., Frances n. Will
cox: IS. Reg. Woodward 40, Ruth Wilson
81. Elizabeth Zickler.
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The League for Political Education an
nounces a special lecture by Mrs. rank
hurst at the Hudson Theatre on Monday
morning al 1889 o'clock. AFTER the lecture
she will answer questions AS she ssiia
for England next WEDNESDAY this Is 'ne
last time she Wil talk In America except
at the mass meeting al cooper t"'on
on Tuesday evening.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

Ny Dear Editor: This IS the first time 7
have seen The Sunday Tribune. and 7 en-
Joy IT very murh. 2 am
ROBERT :. GORDON aged 81.
No AA West iiSth street New York
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THANKS AND APPRECIATION.

Dear Editor. ! am greatly interested in
The Tribune and wish you much success
I Temaia. youn constant reader.
YNONNE WEIDMANN
No % Gator avenue. Jersey cts.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

Dear Editor, The book 7 won for my
photograph came YESTERDAY, aud I have
been reading IT, II Is tine. and thank you
very much for ir. Nv father and grand
father before him took The Tribune for a
long time. ever since II was first published
Your reader EI4kA :. LEVI
The Hargrave, West I'D street, New York
CITY.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

Under the auspices of the Federation
for Child study, Mrs. Howard ) Gsus
chairman, the second OF a series OF five
lectures on the the plays. games and
amUssments of children Will be given on
Wednesday, December Z, at o'clock D. m.
az the Ethical Culture school Building.
No. 33 Central Park West PercivaI
Chub0 win speak on the mother play. the
nursery play and the play OF the child OF
kindergarten age.
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Dear Editor. 7 thank YOU so much for
the box Of water color paints which 7 re-
ceived. Ny sisters and I enjoy the Chill
drels Page very much. Yours truly.
RUBY ;. THOMAS
No. 1901 Second avenue, Brooklyn.
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nave been wrongly directed. Thanking
you again, I am. yours sincerely.
HELEN HEN DE RSON.
NO. As AeDOnough street. RroOkiyu.
Dear Editor, received your check for
u and was very much pleased with IT, "a
Il was the hrst prize of money that 7 have
ever Won Hoping 20 win more OF tbs
prizes. 1 main. your constant reader.
DOROTHY BANHA.
Ne. 20 Sackett street Brooklyn
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and to
a
and black tact tat
What tar ed out "a in Is fierce ami
al "a a i n
Is al
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Scottish of naius
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Club and |ociaf Notes

The Chicago Woman's Club Of New York
City win hold It's December meeting at the
club rooms, No. 10 East 18th street, next
Saturday afternoon. Philip Nerriil Nigh
els. Miss Helen Rowland and Mrs. Ida
Ellen Serven will read. and Miss Isabel III.
Pechinewin give some monoiogues.
The bazaar OF the Knickerbocker Relief
Club. held at the Waldorf-Astoria on No
yember - was a great success, both so
ciany aud financially. The next thing 10
be undertaken by the club is the bridge
and euchre scheduled for December S IL
will be given at the WaldoFf-AstoFia. Many
PRICES VIII be offered. including door
prize" for which each ticket holder will
have an equal chance.
Mrs. L. Monroe Hand entertained the
members OF the club az her home. No. ssi
West 7eth street, on the afternoon Of No
yember "A. A musical programme was
given. In the evening. at the same place.
a committee OF the club made It's annual
distribution OF Thanksgiving baskets % its
pratsges Now the members Of this or
ganization are preparing for Christmas. On
Christmas Eve as usual. a mammoth tree
viii be- erected In Mrs. Hands parlors.
and gifts OF clothing. toys. Christmas has
kets and stockings will be presented to
every member Of the applicants families.
from the grandparents down 90 the babies.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

Or. Adelaide WaIlerstein. president Of The
recently organized Mozart Society. has an
nOunced the programme for the first con-
cert % be given by the society in the new
ballroom of the Hotel Astor on the evening
of December :. at $50 o'clock
Each box will be decorated with flowers
In the clubs colOTs. and Arthur Claassen.
the conductor. will receive a large floral
horseshoe. and Claude Montague Rivers
viii present the president with a decorated
banner OF the Mozart Club Mrs. Homer
Lee aud AIRS. Mary Haldeman are in
charge Of the decorations
Among the guests OF honor in Dr. Wal
lersteins box Will be Mr and Mrs John
Luther Long and Wsssili Lsps. After the
concert the nFst Of series of four dances
kno~n as 'he MOzart dances. Vll be held
The fourth annual fair tor the benefit
CT the Manhattan WoFSing Girls club and
kindergarten. al No. $40 East 57th street.
viii be held under the auspices OF the Board
Of Managers, a. the Plaza Hotel. on FFi-
cay afternoon snd evening. December 5.
There viii be novelties suitable 10 the
Christmas season.
Among those in cHarSe % tables are.
Mrs. David F, HarbausA. Airs. William J.
Roome, Mrs. Williams H. de Havea. Miss
Sanger, Mrs Charles r. White. Mrs. Ben
tamin A. William AIRS. William Carter.
Mrs. Francis p. Furuald AIRS. Clarence
u. Ashley. Mrs a ". Vermiiye. Miss Etta
Londerbaek. Miss Lorraine Wigsins.
Ai1ss Marjorie Arksnhurgl, Mrs Condit
Ecdy, Mlss Letitia Simpns. Miss Cf4risse
Carrsau. Miss susan carTsau. Miss Adeline
CarFeau. Miss "a. Abigail Parsons Miss
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Things TO Think Abouf.
WORD SQUARE

WORD SQUARE
T. The central pat OF fruit. containing
the kernels or seeds
. That quality Of material suhstancs
that renders il peFceptible to IN. sense OF
smell
,. The deep. loud c-y of a wild beast.
q Falls intC error.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

Dear Editor. I wish to thank YOU very
much for the cheek which 7 received. and
also for a book which I VOn. I sent a
letter thanking you for it, but it must
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some handsome prizes have been contrib
Uted by the federated clubs. The proceeds
are TO be used TO defrsy the necessary
expenses connected with the committee ;
work.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
DROPPING GARLANDs OUT.

state a. <LougL they had not FOR hours
Lain uDon q table in a heated room
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

Dear Editor: I received my check for 81
and thank YOU very much IL is the sec
ond prize ! have won for writing stories.
but II Is the first money prize Hoping 20
win another prize, I remain your inter-
ested reader,
VIRGINIA A. TALI4MADGE.
No. g Walnut street. Newark. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

The ways and means committee Of the
city Federation OF Nomen's Clubs expects
% nli the big ballroom al the Hotel AstoT
on the afternoon 0f November 80. when
pivot bridge and progressive euchTe Is "a
be given for the benefit % the committee.
Tickets may be obtained from the chair
man, Mrs. Darwin ". Truss, No. Se6 West
5lst street. or the president, AIRS. Belle de
Rivera No. 90 Morningside Park West,
and limited number will be sold AT the
door Play will begin At o'clock. and
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

The one hUndredth anniversary of the
foundation - the Sisters of Charity in the
United states by Mother Elizabeth Bayisy
Seton will be celebrated by a solemn ponti-
fical mass al l0;;0 % clock Wednesday morn
ing at 81. Patrick's Cathedral The Most
Rev. John NJ Farley will Ofieists
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

The next regular meeting % the New
Workers. 10 be held or December AZ the
Hotel Astor. viii take the form Of a dance
and card party. Bridge aud eUchre will
be played, and the presidents OF other clubs
who are members of the New Workers viii
receive with the president Mrs. Horace \.
Rounds. Mrs. 5 l. Neidhuger is chair
man of the committee OF arrangements.
For the benefit OF the New Workers table
at the coming Little Mothers bazaar Mrs.
William \. Deerins. of Breton Hall. gave
a bridge on Wednesday afternoon For the
same purpose a sewing bee was held on
Tuesday afternoon at the nome OF Mrs
Horace A. Rounds. and another viii take
place next Tuesday al the home OF Mrs.
Henry II. Russell. No. 3i5 West 9fth street.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

The Associated Clubs of Domestic Sci
ence will hold a meeting ar the Hotel
Plaza on Saturday. December T. at
O'Clock. The speakers will pe Mrs. %. IT,
=. Belmont, Mrs. Belle de Rivera and Bay
ard a. Fuller. Mrs Ella Wheeler Wilcox
viii Doc there and viii greet the guests III
formally
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
ANSWERS TO PUZZLES.

ANSWERS TO PUZZLES.
LETTER PUZZLE
Thanksgiving Day.
CROSS DIAMOND
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New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

At the next regular meeting 81 ths LIB
era club In its new rooms, Ne. - East s5Jh
street. Madison square North. on Weslnes-
day evening al sis o'clock. the subject for
discussion viii be, lis tire Right. OF Fres
Speech in Danger in America The speak
ers viii DC Gilbert r. Roe. James p. BOyls.
Mrs frank n. CothTen and Gecrgs ".
Alger Lincoln steaens. the president, viii
preside.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

The ways and means committee OF the
Rainy Day Club is arranging bridge and
euchre for Monday afternoon at the Hotel
Astor- Tickets may be obtained from
Mrs Frank Martin. chairman, No. l5 Sut-
ton Place. The regular social meeting OF
the club will be held on Wednesday at the
AstOF.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

The Political Forum. an organization OF
Young men and women. gave = dance on
Friday evening al the home OF AIRS. Will
lam NJ. WINS. The paFtonsssss were Mrs.
Charles r. Hughes. Mrs William A. WINS.
AIRS, James Il. Mckee and AIRS, William
Cumming story. Harold Van v story is
president or the society.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

An exhibition and sale Of the products Of
the Industrial Art Guild viii be held on ths
afternoon and evening Of December I in the
paFlors OF the Hotel Empire. BroadWay
and SID street. This is the hTst exhibit OF
the guild. whose aim - % create demand
for Industrial art work. and many decoTa-
tive and useful articles. including water
color sketches, carved and repousse Ieath-
ers. stencil textiles, art emaTOideries. etc.
will be on sale.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

&c: Go ] % .s~ " - @ % inn"
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

Frances " Tyler, Miss Henuetts strauss.
Mrs RoliiH r. Lynds. Mrs. Ward r.
Chamberliu and Mrs. Abb0tt T. KittredEs
A charity bazaar for the benefit of ths
Lebanon Hospital dispcnsaFy building fund
viii be held i'm the Waldorf Astoria Myrtle
and East rooms. on "Wednesday. December
Is, from 70 y o'clock Thursday lSJh.
from 70 /. o clock. Friday, Inn. from 2 10
o'clock, and Saturday, 18th, from 10 n
O'clock
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

On Tuesday morning 40 N O'Clock iu the
Berkeley Theatre. No. - West tith street,
DT- Henry van DYKE will deliver the fourth
lecture In his course OH ''The Spirit OF
America" given last year az tEe SorbOune.
Co-Operation."
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

St Johns Day Nursery. Ne. eeS East s7th
street. conducted by the Sisters OF Charity
assisted by a corps OF women. win hold A
bazaar at the nursery en- "Wednesday De-
cember Is. afternoon and evening feat
ure OF the afternoon wiz be a Punch and
Judy show for the children. The booths
will be IN charge ~ the following women:
Fancy booth l. Mines Albert Gould Jen-
nings, James TraynOr and the Misses Grim
Minis; fancy booth ? Mines. Thomas r.
Jones, \. Green. E.bhng. Mountford Mills.
Mccormick and the Misses A Jones Fox.
Carroll, Kelly and AIRS. Waite fancy booth
3. the Misses Hennessy. NJ. Reid DOwd and
Mines. CTemin. Donovan. Henry Haggerty.
p. JsCuskley, Monahan. Barron and George
Gillespie. tearoom, Mines Walter BurAs
George Lavalle, Barsasni. Morgan j.
Brien, G.. Mckenna and the Misses kath-
crime McCann, O Brien; toy booth. ths
Misses Nav O'keeffc. McNaliy, Paulins
Hasserty and Mines. vermilyes. O'Connor.
Newman and Orben; candy booth. the
Misses A. Hunt. Smyth. NJ Kean~ r.
smyth, Mrs n. Connolly and Mrs j. NIui-
grew flowers. the Misses Laior. Ry yrnss.
Nc'aae. Agnes Lalog. Idly Reg=. Asrs.
sullivan. pressler AMI Mines. William Ar
mold. John 4. Costello. Coates. Joseph A.
Muldoon and John A Cullen
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-05-28
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

Band dance, Foresters nall tonight
DR.. H. j. Cole was in Readsboro
on Wednesday.
Frank Bond of Middlebury is a
guest of A. w. Varney
James +. Judge has returned from
a short visit in Rutland.
George Colgrove of Grove street has
returned from Cheshire, Mass,
A new lot of ladies' wash suits and
lingerie dresses at Noveck's. 74t2
- Repairs are being made on the res
idence of Mrs S -. Hawks on Depot
street.
Miss Carrie King who has been ser
iously i'll for some time is slowly i'm
proving.
May devotions will be held in st.
Francis de Sales church this evening
at 1870.
Burt Waite has moved from Pleas
ant street to William l.. Longs on Val
entine street
The Y. NJ. C. A. baseball team is
planning to go to Berlin, \. Y, tomor-
row to play tne town team.
Miss Mabel Gardner of the south
part of the town has accepted a posi-
ton in Willoughby's and 10 cent
store.
Seymour Merrill who came here to
attend the funeral OF his grandmother,
Mrs. Adelaide r. Bingham has return
ed home.
BY a typographical error the name
of Mrs. e. E. Hart was omitted from
the names of the patronesses Of the
senior hop.
You are cordially invited to hear
the singers from Williamstown Friday
night at A. o. u. w. hall. Refresh
ments will be served.
Mrs. James d. Abercrombie of
Greenfield, Mass, attended the funer-
al of her grandmother, Mrs. Adelaide
r. Bingham here Thursday.
The condition of Mrs. Irving e.
Bum who underwent a successful OPP
Grafton at the Gibson hospital Thurs
day is as good as could be expected.
John Wilbur and Michael Kearns
who nave been employed at the big
mill for some time, have returned
to their home in Schaghticoke on ac
count of slack work in the mill.
Notice to the people of Bennington
and vicinity-The great sale at Joe
Levin's new store will last only two
days longer so be sure and call as
you will positively save money. See
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Houghton en-
tertained a number of friends Thurs
day at their home on Valentine street
in honor of their daughter Mrs. Roy
Barney who is visiting here from
Ohio.
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