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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1909-06-11
L. H. Brush of Boston was in
town Tuesday.

IL. Ii. Brush OF Boston was IN
town Tuesday.
II. c. Holbroot Of Penacook, N,
H, spent a ucsos.J IN tow'n'.
Mrs. Frank Cove and baby Wes-
ley spent Tuesday in Fairlee.
w. E. Braley has been engaged
as clerk at the meat market.
w. S. Davis of White River
Junction was in town Tuesday.
John Munsell of Wells River was
in town Wednesday on business.
See what your children can do in
music at Village Hall next Tuesday
evening.
l. A. Merrill is improving his
property this spring by painting his
buildings.
Mr.. Adelbert Osborne fell in his
dining room, Tuesdayinjuring him
self quite seriously.
Miss Palmer and Miss Wilson of
the nurses training school at the
Mary Hitchcock hospital in Han
over, spent Wednesday with Mrs
DeGoosh.
Mr.. Harold Goddard Rugg, libra
rian of Dartmouth college, was the
guest of Miss Bacon Tuesday. He
was looking for orchid specimens
in this vicinity.
Miss Ada McIndoe has been
spending week with her sister,
Mrs. Clarence Tubbs at West Tops
ham. Miss Florence Lewis of Fair
lee assisted Mrs. Cove during her
absence.
Geo. F. Morris and wife and lit
tie son Robert of Lancaster, n. II,
spent Sunday at Hotel Low. Sun
day they called on his aunts, Mrs.
Cotton and Mrs. Goodhue, that
young Robert might pay his re-
spects to his great aunts who are
90 and IS years old. for the first
time in his Young life.
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Mrs. H. R. Everett was confneC
to her bed several days last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Wilson O
Corinth were in town a few days
this week.
Mrs. Calista R. Jones is gaining
and her many friends hope for hel
early recovery.
Mrs. J. O. Hale, who has been
visiting her son, returned to ST.
Johnsbury Saturday.
Mrs. w. E. Gage has been con-
fined to her bed for several days,
but is now on the gain.
H. H. Chase of st. Johnsbury
spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. Ind Mrs. A. P. Chase.
Mrs. ]. Ralph Pierce of Fairlee
spent a part of the week With her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Noyes.
Mrs. Effie Jessup arrived in town
Thursday and will spend the sum-
mer with her mother, Mrs. NJ. H.
Crook.
The moving pictures Tuesday
evening were of very high class
and were much enjoyed by the au-
dience.
Editor H. E Parker is Sc today
"Speak kindly of the poor old man, y
etc, as he has spent one-half of the
56 years in Bradford.
Mrs. Montefiore Daniels left for
Claremont Thursday afternoon to
be with her husband, who is still
in the hospital there.
Mrs. w. r. Sturtevant of Hart
land and Mr. Alvah Robinson of
Chelsea were guests of Mrs. David
S. Conant over Sunday.
Mrs. j. B. w. Prichard, who has
been spending several days with her
son, F. E. Prichard at Hopkinton,
Mass, returned home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hale Mattoon of
Chelsea spent ESunday with her
mother. They left on Tuesday for
a carriage drive to Barnet, Peach
am and Groton.
Mrs. NJ. A. Gale will serve ice
cream in the basement sample
room at Hotel Low, Tuesdays,
and Saturdays, after
noon and evening.
Mr.. Alexander Haselton Gilmore
and Miss Lillian Susan Wilmot
were married in Christ church in
Chattanooga, Wednesday evening,
June I'd. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore
will make their home in Chatta-
nooga.
DR.. F. Fletcher left for Burling-
ton Thursday morning to attend
the meeting of the Grand Lodge of
Masons. He will return Saturday.
Frank L. Brigham has been in at
tendance upon tie sessions there
this week.
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EVERY WOMAN WILL BE INTERESTED
There has recently been discovered aromat-
ic pleasant herb cure for womans ills, called
Mother Grays AUSTRALIAN LEAF. II is the
only certain regulator. Cures female weaknesses
and Backache, Bladder and Urinary troubles
At all druggists or by mail so cts. Sample free
Address, The Mother Gray Co., lie Roy, n. Y.
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We attempt the collection of any BILL
anywhere. No fee unless successful. The
Merrimack Mercantile Agency, SS No.
Main St., Concord, N. ii. 31-44
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Wells River Savings Bank,
WELLS RIVER, VT.
DEPOSITS s7o5,257.o5

Persons living out of town may
send deposits by Bank Draft, Check
Postofice Order or Express and
deposit book will be returned by
mail. All correspondence should
be addressed and drafts made pay
able to the Wells River Savings
Bank.
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sure of his power a banquet was be-
ing served to the chiefs at the round
table.
When the servants brought in the
roast McGregor shouted, PUT 1T
AT THE HEAD OF THE TABLET
"But where is the head of the ia
BILE ?" asked the servant.
"THE HEAD OF THE TABLE IS
WHERE THE MGREG0R SITS"
The McGregor spirit is what this
town needs. So far as we are con-
cerned, this is the CENTER OF THE
EARTH. If we're not proud of our
town we should get hustle on and
make it a town to be proud Of
MAKE IT THE MOST IMPORTANT
PLACE ON THE MAPl Make it
the chief place on the green earth
in the eyes of its citizens.
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For SALE--Two story house, opposite
the Strickland house, on seath Main street
Has city water. Desirable location. Will
be sold at a bargain. Apply to $. X.
PARKER, OPINION Office. 81
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Dandy Lambert is twenty years
old apparently feeling just as young
as he used to be. He will be allow
eda few approved mares, tocome by
appointment. His excellent breed
ing, the driving qualities of his colts
the demand for them, the prices
they bring, and the men who have
continued to raise or use them truly
tell his qualities as a stock horse.
j. W. DAVIS, Fairlee, Vt.
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Notice our posters done by Paul
inc Shumway and Emma Sanborn.
G. c. Bagley is confined to the
house with a severe attack Of Rheu-
matism.
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FOR SALE Black mare 5 wears
old, VT. about 800 lbs, extra nice
driver, shows some speed.
l.. M Miller, West Fairlee, Vt.
Peoples Telephone. s5u
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ASK FOR ALIENS FOOT-EASE.

A powder for swollen, tired, hot, smarting feet.
Sample sent free. Also Free Sample of the Foot
Ease Sanitary Corn PAD, new invention. Ad-
dress, Allen 5. Olmsted, lie Roy, N. Y.
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PREMIUM ON COIN.


PREMIUM ON COIN. y
will give you three naf cents every dollar
left with year and Remember, you get your
back.
YOUR INCOME 4
May stop any tme but your expenses will keep right
Better build up Bank Account and be the safe side. I;
THE BRADFORD NATIONAL BANK, Z:
BRADFORD, VT. ::
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CARRIAGE TOPS

$3.50 and up. We also carry in
stock Seats, Dashes, Aprons, Poles,
Shafts, Wheels, AXles, etc. etrong
Hardware Co., Burlington, Vt.
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Hear Grandpa, eighty-one years
Did, sing like boy.
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GRACE CHURCH
NOTES REV. E. A. LEGG
PASTOR.

The members of the Congrega-
tional society are most cordially in
vited to attend the services of Grace
church during the absence of their
pastor, hearty welcome is extend
ed to all
Sunday morning at 1870 the sub
ject of the pastors sermon will be
"What does it mean to be Chris
tian?" In the evening the bacca-
laureate sermon before the gradual
ing class of Bradford Academy will
be preached. The singing will be
provided by members of the High
school under the direction of Mrs.
Hooker.
The number of exercises during
commencement week make it ad-
visable to omit the Tuesday and
evening meetings.
The w. II. NJ. S. will meet Tues
day afternoon at three o'clock at
the home of Mrs. C. C. Doty.
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II ERE IS the grocery man who got
L 4 The money for things the work
man bought,
And while he still was feeling glad
He read the local butchers ad.
He quickly hurried down the street
And bought a good supply of meat,
For which a settlement he made
With the money the honest workman
paid.
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CARL C. BAGLEY Jr.
Bradford, VT. 49,
Voiciug and Repairing

"Tbe man who whispers down a we'll
About the goods he has to sell,
Won't reap the golden cleaning dollars
like he who climbs a tree and hollers.
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P. S.-The local dealer 1Vho'S up TO snuf
vii ai5Vay5 advertise his stuff.
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Barney Reynolds of Wells River
was in town Wednesday.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

DAVID S. CONANT.
Attorney and Counsellor ar Law.
,oliritor IN Chaucery and Notary Public.
Collections promptly attended to. BRADFORD
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That's our reason for climbing the
tree" and "hollering." We have the
goods" to sell and they are the best
IN he had.
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BRADFORD Old ESTABLISHED bEhbth oHUF
Hair cutting, Shaving and ShamPooing
speciality. We also sharpen razors and shearS'
III. E. PRESCOTT, ProPr. .,.
stevens BLOCK.
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Clearance Sale of
Women'S Pumps and Oxford Ties.

oSUAL G0OHt time every year. ne offer all small lots broken
OF WomenS ow Shoes at greatly reduced
the the
dsn Russia caSk and black Some have turn
o some Melted oeS Some hare patent tips
have plain toes Cuban and military heels eet Ties and
buckle Pumps There not all sizes
and s included the Styles Dress waing and
This sale affords excellent
grade foOtweaand hade every pery w
and styles that broad and
old style them all being produced There is choice
OF course and early selection advised We have at
Special price, $225 a Pair
Regular to
WOOdWard 6 LOthrOp
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SUNDAY sCEOOL CLASSEs.
Medals and Premiums Awarded "a
Shrine OF sacred Heart PupfIs.

Medals and Premiums Awarded 20
Shrine OF Sacred Heart PUPILS.
The closing exercises OF the Sunday
school at the Shrine Of the Sacred Hear
were held yesterday afternoon Al 4 o'clock
Hymns 70 the Sacred Heart we're sung
by the children of the school. and after
addresses BY Rev. Joseph F. McGee and
Rev. J. F. Eckenrode medals and
premiums were awarded TO pupils as
follows:
Cold medals were given TO Misses Lillian
Kelly Margaret Gallagher, Dana Barry.
Frances Ellery. Eleanor Clements. Marie
Hackett Thelena Miller Messrs. Park
Ashburn. Paul May. John Boyce. John
Clement, and Gardine Moore.
Fremiums were given 70 Misses May
Stott Anna Gallagher, Katherine SuIf-
van, Mary Phelps. Mary Ellery. Dorothy
Smith. Mary Gallagher. Marie Shea. MI
dred Liebermann. Eldorado Ashburn.
Winifred SOleau. Mary Daily, NIary
Chester, Helen Smith. Frances Lieber-
mann, Bernadine March. Nay Ryan
Mary Wldmayer. Eta Mccarthy. Louise
Myers. May NARROW. Estelle Eckstein
Rose Ferguson. Henrietta Gumprecht
Catherine Liebermann. AEnes Hart
Marian Miller. Catherine Downey. Ricca
DOwd. Anna Hutton. Marie Nickels.
and Eleanor Aubere; Masters Edwin
Dowd. William Cullinan. George Cham
bers, Theodore Romey, Raymond Reilly.
Arthur Reilly. John Saul, John Nc
Carthy, Paul Clement, Donald Smith. An
drew BrOsnan. Armand Gumprecht
Marshal Johnson. Michael Janzhsns
James Moore. Wade Downing. Michael
Hackett. Frank Meade. James Kelly.
Bernard Began. Albert Nay Warwick
Healey. James O'Guire. John Downev
James DAILY. Stafford Eammil. Charles
Reed. Reginald Cement. Francis Tram
Leo Wilson. Raymond johnson Wsrv,icl.
Keegin, Edward Hammin Frank Fergu-
son. and Arthur Blakesle.
Gold medals were awarded 70 the fol-
lowing sanctuary boys: William Cullinan
Earl Simmons. Paul MAY. Morgan
DOwney. and John Simmons.
Rev T. GibbOn Snyth. OF s.. Stephens
Church, VIII preach the sermon AZ the
noVena this evening as 10 o'c;Ock
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GERMAN SINGERS INVITE TAFT
Northeastern Saengerbund Plans to
Entertain Noted Guests.
Local Societies Arrange 10 Attend
the Big Song Festival in New
York City.

Washington VIII bs well represented
among the guests Of honor who will st-
tend the twenty-secord d national song and
musical festival of the Northeastern
Saengerbund ia New York from June IS
to June "A. Am Hg hose who will At
tend the openInf eorsert are: Presiden,
Taft Vice Pre-, sherman, Charles
Nagel, Secretary merce ana IA
Dor; Count Won BeEasIOrff, German Am
basssdor; Baron Hengelmuller von
Hangervar, the Austrian Ambassador:
Baron Louis Ambrozy. counselor Of the
Austrian Embassy; the Swiss Minister.
and Dr. Richard BarthoIdt, member
OF Congress from St. Louis.
All the guests Of honor are on The
programme to make addresses.
Every member OF the Saengerbund. the
AriOn, or the Germania Is fun OF en-
thusiasm in anticipation OF the approach
ing festival A large number have siqni-
ned their intention to participate at the
festival and high hopes are entertained
oy them that they viii return to this
city crowned with the wreath OF vic
tory.
The United Singers. consisting % the
Saengeround. the Arion. and the Ger
mania, had meeting at Saengerbuud
Han yesterday afternoon, at which
august Schmidt, the president. Occupied
the chair and the saengerfest was the ex-
elusive topic under discussion. Prof
Henry Xander. the musical director OF
the United Singers, reported that their
work had been heard in rehearsal bv
Prof. LOrenz. one OF the leaders Of the
mass ehoruses az the fest and that he
mad expressed his entire satisfaction al
the work Of the local singers.
president Schmidt Informed the singers
mat special train has been engaged TO
axe tnem 70 their destination and that
i would leave Union Station over the
pennsylvania road on Saturday after
noon at 1:50 O'Clock.
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N Seams AlloWed.

Made up in nainsook. batiste, taconet.
Persian lawn, dinity. China silk or thin
cambric, this is dainty robe for warm
summer nights The back Is gathered
TO q shallow yoke Of the material, the
front being cut in one piece from neck
to feet, where it 3 finished with a wide
hem The fullness Of the neck is regu-
lated by a narrow ribbon run through
worked buttonholes and the front is
hand-embroidered in a conventional de-
sign. The flowing sleeves are finished
with scalloped edge. which is heavily
buttonholed- The pattern Is In 4 sizes
%, 9s 40 and fl inches bust meas
ure. For s6 bust the nightgown REQUIRES
~ yards Of material IS inches wide. OF
yards 42 Inches wide; yard Of ribbon.
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strong; seminarians from the Holy Cross
College, the sanctuary choir. and the altar
boys and clergy.
There was exposition of the Blessed
Sacrament all day. closing with the devo-
tions OF the nOvena 70 the sacred heart
and benedictiOn Of the blessed sacrament
az in the evening.
Similar services were held al ST. Jo-
seph's, the Immaculate Conception. ST.
Dominic's. ST. Mary's. and ST. Aloyslus'
AT 81. Dominic's a special service was
held in the evening for the members OF
the Third Order, Very Rev. L. F. Kear-
ney, o. P. provincial OF the Dominican
order, preaching the sermon
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TRANSFER PATTERNS.

Upon receiDt q Jnis pattern. ordered On crupou
beioE. Place the rcugh o. glazed SIDE os psttsrn
down on material 70 Be stamped. then prss Aoi
hat-iron On the back or sGooch Gds q ths pattern
- cAIefu not % - pAtten Llp.l
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Miss Nettie Reynolds was given a sur
prise IN the shape of a linen shower BY
Miss Sisson and Miss Reynolds. IN First
street L was an exceedingly pretty af-
fair There were gifts from friends In
New York, Fan River. Mass. and Rich
mond. besides those from her many Wash
lngton friends The gifts were ali placed
IN a miniature wagon, built heart shape
and drawn into the parlor by pretty little
Miss Gertrude Lucas The house was
decorated with Bride roses and carna-
lions Those present were Misses Shat
tuck, Krey, MIrcham. Howe. Linden.
Kohl. Draney. GirOuard. Francis, Bessie
and Aboie Sisson. Alice. Jennie. and Bes-
sic CrumD. MCMillen- and Reynolds. Mrs
Evans. Mrs Babcock. Mrs Griffith, Mrs
Cole. Mrs Bulls. Mrs. SIeke. and Mrs
SissOn-
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No. So56-DoSigu fer e~o Glbsoa sel-
hrH - inches long. 10 ks transferred -
hnen. IEdinnhsad sotsoa OF 1iqae, he krst
VOrncd IN eyelet embroidery ard the seeoad
is WaIAAsAiaa embroidery. though sitb1s
design nay be carried out IN solid en-
brOidzTY If desired. IN either White e.
solored nerccrized eOttoo.
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Laundry DriverO VIII Give Outing.
The annual picnic Of the laundry drivers
VIII be given al Chesapeake Beach next
Thursday. Country ouadrille dances
ano other means OF amusement are plan
ned. E->--
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WOODWARD 6 LOthrOp
Nev York Washington-PariS
Store VIII Close $50 p NJ Daily Until Further Notice
New YOrk-Wa -WaShington-PariS

from New h Europe ayo teaamaKn nohmdR
ma p % and
vii W Vienna I'M P in search Novelties IhHG LNerB Brcab
h people patrons h country
and and h in French eBnhITn
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| washington Society VIII be much inter
ested in the announcement Of the wedding
last Wednesday IN Tampa, Fla. OF Miss
Cuthbert Wayne Sparkmar. daughter OF
/ Representative Stephen NJ Sparknan. OF
I Florida, 20 DR.. Rollin Jefferson. Only
/ relatives and most intimate friends were
present az the ceremony. which took
place in the Sparkman residence. IN Ne
oraska avenue The parlOrs were deco
rated In white and green There was a
| large strtnged orchestra and several solo
/ ists- The bridal party came down the
broad stairs and passed through the par
I iors 70 the strains OF 9IendelsSchn's we'd
/ ding march IN the party were Misses
/ Mollie SalomOnsOn and Eugenia Spark
I man. bridesmaids. in white lingerie gowns.
carrying white carnations; Mss Geraldine
/ Ball flower girl. IN white WIKI a basket
/ OF flowers; DF. Bayard Mitchell and Dr..
MGR Winton. the ushers; Dr. Albert
Jenerson, brother % the bridegroom-
Misses Margaret Lesley, and Elizabeth
Sparkman, ribbon bearers.
Mrs. Bertram Reeder and her Young
daughter. Miss Esma B. Reeder. sailed
on the Cedric for England. where they
viii be the guess OF friends and relatives
During their absence until fau their house
in Cleveland avenue viii be occupied By
Mr.. and Mrs. Pinckney. Bowie.
Mrs William COnnard wiII Leave 20
morrow for Charlestown. ". Va. where
she viii be the guest fo- several weeks
OF Mrs Gordon Later she wfI 20 to
Wake Forest ". Va. 70 visit Mrs.
Grimes, returning 70 Washington Au-
gust /
Mss Roberta Bowen and Mr George
2. Kirkpatrick were quietly married last
Friday afternoon IN the residence OF Rev.
Dr. John Chester. who performed The
ceremony. The brides only attendant
was her little piece. Miss Helen Hall.
Only members OF the immediate families
were present. Mr. and Mrs Kirkpatrick
left Immediately after the ceremony fo-
Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs P. A. Drury and family
left Washington on Friday and sailed
from New York on Saturday BY the Cedric
tor three months holiday in Europe
They VIII first visit several OF ne
beauty spots OF Ireland. and after seeing
many OF the interesting points IN the
British Islands viii make q trip on the
continent through France, GERMANY
Switzerland. and Itaiy. returning 10
Washington about the middle of seD-
tember.
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Miss Oliver, daughter OF the Assistant
Secretary Of War and Mrs Oliver. VII
leave IN a few days for New York State.
Wnere she viii be the guest OF her brother
ln-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Choate. jT.. after which she VIII 20 10
New LOnden, Conn. 70 attend the boat
races.
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Mrs Louis Levy and Mrs. William Stern
went 70 New York for the weekend 70
attend the JwenJy-fifth anniversary OF
the wedding OF their slSyer and brother-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs Isaac J. Brown, al the
latter's residence. 163 East Eighty
second street. Mrs Stern and Mrs
Levy. together with another sister.
Mrs. d. Samson. or Philadelphia. assisted
MTs. Brown in receiving the guests
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Mrs Louise Richardson. who has been
the guest OF friends here for the last few
weeks. has returned TO her home IN Vicks-
burg. Miss
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Mrs Fletcher, wife OF Senator Fletcher.
OF Florida. accompanied BY their daugh-
Jers, Miss Nellie Fletcher and Mss Louise
Fletcher have returned 70 their home IN
Jacksonville Senator Fletcher has bought
the home of former Senator and Mrs.
Long. In Massachusetts avenue.
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Mrs. Samuel s shedd has sailed for
Europe. where she viii spend the sum
mer travelling In Germany and Switzer-
land She will not return 70 Washington
until late IN the fan.
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Gen and Mrs. Han VIII 90 20 Vineyard
Haven. Mass. about June %. where they
have leased a cottage for the summer.
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and Mrs. James Taylor. Of PHILADELPHIA:
Miss Rosa Bruce. OF suGoIk, Va. and
Miss Helen Tearce. % Ardmore. Pa.
Mrs. Ralph Ellis. daughter OF Afrs. Ben
jamin Warder. who Is at her handsome
country place on Long Island, viii be
joined shortly by her mother. Later Mrs
Warder viii visit Mr. and Mrs. Ward
Thoron, who have taken place IN one OF
the suburbs OF Boston
The Minister from Chile and Nine. Cruz
leave tomorrow for Atlantic City for a
stay of two weeks. They viii return 70
the legation, 10 remain until the third
week IN July, when they VIII 20 70 The
North Shore OF Massachusetts, for the re-
naainder OF the season
Nine Bonaparte has gone 70 Bar Har-
Dor. where she leased a cottage for the
season Later she VIII be joined by NJ.
Jerome Bonaparte and her daughters-in-
law, Mrs. Newboid Edgar and Mrs. Web
ster Edgar.
Another OF the departures to-day wiz
be that OF Mrs. Schroeder. wife OF Rear
Admiral Schroeder, who viii go 70
Jamestown, r. T.. where they have a cot
tage and VIII spend the summer.
Invitations have been sent out for the
wedding reception next Thursday even
ing OF Miss Mary Roberta Howard
daughter Of Nr. and Mrs. Harry Peyton
Howard. and Dir. Robert Adam Maurer
at sll Rhode Island avenue
The bride viii be attended by Ms.
Lewis Smith as natron Of honor. and
Miss MAZDA Msurer. Miss Helen White.
Miss Anna Fauntleroy. and Miss Kath-
leen HoughtaIing as bridesmaids. Mr..
Shields McCandHsh VIII act as best man.
Mrs Samuel s shedd has sailed for
Europe. where she viii spend the sum
mer travelling in Germany and Switzer-
land She will not return 70 Washington
until late IN the fail
Miss Oliver. daughter OF the Assistant
Secretary Of War and Mrs Oliver. win
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Sonora ouesada. wife of the former
Minister from Cuba. and their daughter
will leave to-day for Highland Falls.
y. Y. where they VIII be the guests OF
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs Gown Senor
Quesada and his young son. GonzaIo
Quesada, jr-. arrived IN Cuba last Satur-
day. and viii spend a month there Later
In the season Senor and Sonora QUesada.
accompanied by their family. viii sail
for Europe.
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Another OF the departures to-day viii
be that OF Mrs. Schroeder. wife OF Rear
Admiral Schroeder. who viii 90 70
Jamestown r. L, where they have a cot
tage and VIII spend the summer
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Miss Isabel Simmons. daughter OF Sena-
tor Simmons, OF North Carolina. has gone
10 Raleigh, n @. where she is the guest
OF Mrs James H Pou
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Former Secretary Of State end Mrs.
John W. Foster viii leave to-day Tor
their summer home at Henderson Efarbor.
on the St. Lawrence River.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh T. Taggart have
quite a house party In their N street resi-
cence. who have come for the wedding
or their daughter. Miss Emily Elizabeth,
to DR.. Sankey Bacon. which viii take
place next Wednesday Those IN the
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Mrs. Michael J. Colbert and hea little
daughter. Helen. and Miss Marie RAY
viii sail for Europe early in July to spend
the summer abroad.