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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-04
FERRISBURGH.

Moderator, c. A. Chapman town clerk,
Anna S. Robinson; treasurer, Frederick
T. Booth; selectmen. r. A. Preston one
year. Elmer Birkett two years, Walter
Kellogg three years: constable ana col
lector, n. G. Deano second constable
Edward Donaway; listers, n. l. Bali
one year, Stephen Noonan two years.
r. W. Allen three years, road commas
siCners. ~ l.. Kimball, North end, r.
Il. Tupper south end; trustee public
money. r. d. Booth. school directors,
IL. f. Beach three years; auditors l., Il.
Avery T.. w. Collins, J. o. Walker
Tax voted Sl25. Vote on license loo no,
e? yes.
The Ladies' Entertainment CLUB VIII
meet with Miss Anna kngman on
Thursday The families of Messrs. j. l.
Adams, Albert Harrow and Thomas ESan
have recently moved to the tentcr'--
Clarence Beach Is recovering from his
recent illness.-B. G. Parker is seriously
ill-Miss Helen Collins Is visiting her
brother, o. *. Collins, of Shorehani'
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LOST.

THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES Of
stock in the Yale Wonder Clock COM
pany Of Burlington, Vt. have beer lost
Above certificates bear date of Aug
2Gth y, and are made out as follows:
Certificate No |. for one share. made
out to c. A. Yale; Certificate No. I. for
~ shares. made out TO f. G. YalA;
Certificate No 8. for 80 shares, made
ont to f. C. Yale; Certificate No. T.
for 20 shares. made out to T.. c. Yale;
certificate No. 3. for 10 shares. made
out to f, G. Yale. Finder please return
TO Yale Mfg. Co., Burlington. W. Bur
linEtor, VT, Feb. 9th, 1903. 3,wtt.
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MONK.TON.

The following officers we're elected at
Tuesdays town meeting: Moderator, Z.
w. Meader; town clerk. +. II. Dean
selectmcn. NJ. f. Morgan, George c.
Thomas. r. C. Cox: town treasurer. G.
S. Dean; overseer of poor. T.. w. Meader;
constable, John w. Thomas lister, one
year. NJ. o. French, two years. a. P.
Russell three years. +. d. Tracy;
auditors. f. H. Palmer. f. n. Barber.
+. A Miles; trustee Of public money.
G. s Dean: town grand juror. l.. r. Beers;
road commissioner. Beach A. Beers: town
agent. T.. W. Mender tax. $50 cents on
the dollar Of the grand list: vote on
license yes A. no co.
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WALTHAM.

Moderator, H. w. Day; town CLERK W.
d. Woodman treasurer, w. W. Brls'ol'
selectmen, Dewitt Parker one year, A. d.
Wright two years. II. W, DAY three
years; constable. Henry HallocN' listers
enc year Henry IIallock TWO years.
John Clark, three years, c. j. Sheeueh'
road commissioners, w. IT, JaehihaI''
George Hunt; school directors H. h'
Hnllock, c. c. Tier, G.. A. Hunt Tax
voted 100 cents. License vote no H.
yeg g.
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ORWELL.

Officers were elected as follows as town
meeting: Moderator, c. B. Cook; town
clerk. G. l.. Stay: selectmen. A. A. Beck
with, ]. II. Thomas. II. L. Allen: listers,
C l.. Stay. W. A. Jennings. r. c..
Young: auditors. J. r. Branch. !. e.
Williams w. A. Jennings: treasurer, d.
!. Wells: road commissioner, D. LeDuc;
school director. G.. G. Smith: tax. N.1o;
license. yes 100, no 10l.-Mrs. John w.
Clark returned to Pawlet Saturday.
Judge Branch made business trip to
Brandon Tuesday. Maud Smith
returned from Northneld Saturday.
Frank Morse and Miss Christina John
son wer married at the parsonage on
February Il by the Rev. ]. G. Williams.
w. W. King and Fred F'redette are in
failing health.-J. F.. Williams is con-
fred to the house with sore throat.-D.
l.. Wells was in Burlington Friday.
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THE EMPIRE

cream separator Is such a great in
sututlon so great Il Money-maker that
people are often satisfied with n very
poor one, If they have never used a
good one.
We sell the easy running. frctionless
hall bearing EMPIRE at the right price
on the easy payment plan. We have a
few eXtrn good secondhand machines
that we have taken in exchange for
larger sizes and will sell them at a grea.
bargain-right size for ten to fifteen cows
IIATIIORN., & THORNy.
2o6 Battery St, Burlington. Vt.
35wly
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SALISBURY.

Mrs. Joseph Matot OF Rutland visited
her daughter. Mrs. William Branch, the
FIST OF the week, Redmond Martin, who
las been visiting at Fowler, returned
home Saturday,-The East Middlebury
young people give drama at the town
hall Thursday ovening.-Clarence Samp-
sor has moved to Middlebury where ne
las work at the marble mill.
Moderator, Frank c. Dyer; clerk. W,
Il. Warehouse: selectmen, r. L. Kent,
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EDWARD \. CROkER'S ESTATE.

EDWARD a. CROKERS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT. District Of
Chittenden.
The Honorable Probate Court for
the district Of Chittenden.
To the heirs and all persons inter-
csted in the estate of Edward A.
Croker. late of Burlington. decea sed.
Greetings
maSe re this eart m wr hath n Ot t
executor of the last will and testa
ment of Edward A. Croker. late of Bur
lington. deceased, praying for license
and authority to sell the whole of real
ing to said Court, that 1T would
be beneficial to the heirs and
all persons interested in the estate
Of said deceased to sell the whole Of
the real estate OF said deceased and
convert the Same into money.
And bringing into court the consenr
and appreciation in writing of all the
neirS to said estate residing in this
State, and setting forth the situation
of the real estate.
Whcreupon. the said court appoint
ed ,ao and assigned ,t the 'ath 1ay Of March,
upon said application and petition,
and ordered public notice there
cd therea by 20 frs'" Said order
together with the time and place Of
heaTins three Weets successively In
the Burlir gton Weekly Free Press, a
newspaper which circulates In the
neirhborhood of those persons inter.
estcd in said estate. all which pub
lications shall be previous to the day
assigned for hearing.
Therefore. you are hereby notified
time and place assigned. then and
there In said court to make your OBJ
Jections to the granting OF such H.
ccnse, II you see cause.
Given under my hand. at the Pro-
bate Court rooms. this first day OF
March. 1909.
MARCELLUS A. BINGHAM
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estate of Edward J.. French

The undersigned, having been
appointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District of Cnittenden,
commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands OF ali
persons against the estate of Edward
l.. French, late OF Westford, In said dis
trict, deceased. and all claims ex-
hibted in offset thereto, hereby give
notice that we will meet for the pur-
pose aforesaid. at the late residence
of the deceased. In the town of West
ford. in said district, on the last
Tuesdays of March and August next
at 10 o'clock a. M. and that six months
from the first day of March. A. II.
1909. is the time limited by said court
for said creditors to present their
claims to us for examination and al
lowancc.
Dated at Westford. this first day Of
March, A. d. 1909.
IRVING r. HOBART.
CHARLES KIMBALL,
3sw3t Commissioners.
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MoNKToN RIDGE.

A very pretty wedding took place at
tho Friends Church Thursday, when
Miss Lillian A. Tatro. daughter Of Henry
Tatro OF Hinesburgh, and Leonard Lad
lece of Charlotte were united in mar
rage by the Rev Aulder Iarxelere. Miss
Sophia Shepard was bridesmaid and WAL
ter Tatro best man. The ribbon bearers
were Misses Daisy Russell. lila Little,
Sadie. Agnes and Winona Burnley. Susie
Tatro Eva Shepard and Edna Nash.
Mrs Kate Russell played the wedding
march. The church was tastefully decor
ated in green and white and the cou-
Pile stood beneath an arch OF green from
which was suspended white wedding
bell
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WEYBRIDGE.

Mr.. ard Mrs John Shaw are rejoicing
ever the arrival of a little laughter
William Baldwin and Mrs. Eva Her
were married at the home OF the BRIDE
groom by the Rev. G. w. Bailey last
Friday. Ernest Grave! and Marjorie
Baldwin were married at the same time
ard placc.--Mrs. Louis Golette Is quite ill.,
H. l.. Thompson has the measles
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist society
furnished dinner for the voters ut the
town hall TUESDAY.
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WEST ADDISON.

An oyster supper will be served at the
home of Charles Reed Friday evening.
All are cordially invited to attend
Mrs Norman Guile is in Middloburv,
caring for her daughtcr, Mrs. liuestis
who IS very sick with the measles
Wallace Hutchinson has gone to the
Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington for
treatment.--Mr. ana Mrs. Laban Hubert
o: Lincoln are to live in the house va
Gated by Stanton Cross. Mr.. Hubert
will work for Erwin Carpenter the COM
ms year.-Alrs. y. e. Smith and her
granddaughter. Mary, are to visit friends
In Boston and vicinity soon.
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ONE CENT
A w O r D

Advertising in this column one cent
a word. each insertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash In advance
required. No advertisement taken
wnich Is less than twelve words. two
lines. Special terms to advertisers
using from ESQ to 1000 lines within
twelve consecutive months.
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BRIDPORT.

William Warren OF Springfield. Mass.
spent Sunday at c. e. Hoidreds gels
over S3 was realized at the social at G.
J.. Wing s.--The Row. Henry Lamb as
sisted in organizing the mems club at
Cornwall 1Triday.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Dumas have returned from Port Henry.
Frank Gilmon is moving his family to
the place known as the Bishop farm
Mrs. Emma Wolcott Is with her sister IN
Crwell.-A banquet was held at Masonic
hall Wednesday eveninS.-George Wood
has moved into the tenement house OF
". NJ, Grandey. Miss Lydia Baldwin OF
Shoreham Is visiting at NJ. 7. Wolcotts
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WANTED

YOUNG WOMEN wanted to earn good
wages spoolpg. Pay increased as you
learn the business. Light clean and
pleasant work rooms. Write to
Corticeli silk Mills. 50 Nonotuck ST.,
Florence Mass 53,6t&w1t.
EXPERIENCED WAITRESS wanted.
Address the Randall Morrisville. VT.
51,15t&36. w3t
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NORTH FERRISBURGH.

The Ladies Aid society ANA the Kings
Daughters held geographical sup
per and social in the church parlors
Wednesday evening --Nir. and Mrs. Henry
Bessette OF South Hero. formerly Of this
town. visited here last week,
Mr.. Bessette has returned but Mrs.
Besette is still hcre--Miss Beulah Allen
has gone to Pawlet to visit her aunt,
Mrs. Frank Nelson.-At the annual
meeting OF the Lewis Creek creamery.
the following officers We're chosen:
Auditors. f. A. Presto Wilbur Ball S.
f. Noonan: directors, c. S. Martin. Her
bert Kingsland. Joseph Quinlan, Wilbur
Ball Edwin Folsom
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ADDISON.

Moderator, Willard +. Barnes Town
clerk and treasurer, Luman C. seeEa''
selectmen, Fred c. Smith, L. NJ ""se'
Howard Clark; constable ana coiec'o''
q. A. Smith; second constable Nla''o'
FISHER; listers II. II. Ilolconp' "H'''"'
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Teeth Extracted

Absolutely WITHOUT Poin.
1ae only office in Burlington whore
you can get tec.h extrs cleo without q
particle OF pain with ut taking gas
NJ method Is used by no othar person
No pain; no danger; 70 after sRecta
DR. j.. ID. AAZEN.
0nice 1856 Pine st., BuFiinstn, w
O6icc hours 10 to .. Z to Q
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WHITING.

A daughter was born to the Rev. and
Ms. Coodhcart March miss Isabel
Phelps is the guest OF her mother and
sister, Mrs. Henry Kelsey.
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
help or to sell farm should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies or
this paper are sold every Issue and
your advertisement would DO read
by many possible buyers. 3.wtt
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MORE--FARMS

90 acres, miles out, new house,
pleasant location. Price $4,000.
60 acres, miles out. fair buildings,
oil stock, tools. etc Bargain price,
$3.4SI.
100 acres, ~ miles out. very pleas
ant. near school and village: every.
thing goes r. you want It, Price yea-
sonable.
240 acres, good buildings, good land
big sugar bush, In foct everything
ready for biz. big bargain; only ~
m. to village; has +, Z. d. Gnd phone,
cows. horses, tools. hay and fodder:
will trade for city property.
REYNOLDS REAL ESTATE 90.
1858 COLLEGE STREET..
Farn,a. stores, Timber lsnds for sale.
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FARM for sale OF $50 acres with beaut!-
full bay and harbor at Lakeside, Vt.
VIII be sold to settle estate. For par
ticulars address d. A. Webster
Fairfax. Vt 37.26t&34. wat
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TO RENT.

A PLEASANT eight room tenement Mt
so Maple stree. to rent. Inquire at II
Buell. St. S.tf&w,tf
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RICHMOND.

Edmund LeAlay OF st, Adams gave a
temperance lecture in Richmond hall
Friday evening TO large audience
Miss Dover Of burlington is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Adna Tevien.-Mr, and Mrs
Alexander Terrien were in Underhill last
week to attend the wedding Of Mrs.
Terrien's sister.-Miss Maytle Gleason
left Friday for Boston. where she will
BE- the guest Of friends for 10 days,-Miss
Calesta Williams 10 visiting in Burling-
ton.-There was q praise service at the
Cniversalist Church Sunday. Mira John
Buley IL visiting her son In Burlington.
AIRS. Stone and daughter. Mrs. w r
Fuller. visited In Burlington Friday.
Mr.. NARROW Of UhderhiM was the guest
OF hts daughter. Mrs. Alexander Terrien
over sunday.-Mrs. John Kennedy has
returned from a short stay with friends
In Burlington.-Ira f. Towne has receiv-
ed his commission as postmaster and
assumed charge OF this office March
!. Miss Henley will remain In the office
as bsfore.-Frank Aldrich. Jr., was taken
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Leaving the present debt 70 b.


provided for by a town tax s3o 139 n
The annual meeting of the town OF
Colchester was held TUESDAY morning
in Concert hall and the following bust
ness transacted: The reports Of the vari-
our town officers were read and accept
ed. 1t was voted to pay all taxes as
sesscd upon the TOWNS grand list for
1909. and the town district school tax
direct to the town treasurer 1t was vot-
ed to authorize the selectmen to borrow
the United States deposit money. The
sum Of 500 was voted under section s.
act Of III Of 1906. The selectmen were
authorized to sell the old school houses
In districts 10 and IL, it being shown that
both houses had not been used for some
time and the land upon which they were
on was needed for other purposes. A
tax of SO cents on the dollar was voted
to pay the current expenses Of the pres
ent year. The result of the election of
town officers will be found under the
head Of Colchester with the other Chit
tenden county towns. The town again
went license 449 to 221.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE how little u costs to tell
thousands If readers in many towns
of vermont what you hav. to sell
or what you wish 70 buy Adver-
tise In the Free Press and you will
get replies to your advertisement
23,wtf
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HEIFERS for sale. four three-year-
old, one new mich. others soon TO
fcshon, 'wo two year-olds and n Jer-
Soy bun two years old Apply to Peter
Rivers las hons on Nash place Off
Colchester avenue. Burlington. j,w2t
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FOR SALE.

ONE 10 r. POWER ENGINE for sale in
first-class condition, very cheap. NJ A
1Ioadley, Waterbury, VT. 36.w2t
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OHoREHAM.

Miss Collins Of Ferrisburgh and Miss
Burditt Of Springfield are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs o. X. Collins.--Miss Mnude
Farnham and her niece, Mable Kelley
of Brandon. passed Sunday with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. g. Farnham.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Benedict OF Morristown
passed Sunday at +. q. Easton's.-
Hands Cove Chapter. D. A. r., Will
met Friday afternoon at Mrs. Mary
Sullivan passed several
days In Worcester. Mass, this week.
Shel Cook and family have moved 10
the farm on Barnum hill that he has
purchased.--Jasp Benedict OF Poultney
Is guest OF his sister. Mrs. Eliza Rich.
"A comedy In three acts, '"ropsey Tur-
vey or tho Deacon's Court-ship," will be
given by local talent in Creamery hall,
Nchville for the benefit OF sidewalks
Thursday and Friday evenings.--Thc
Ladies' Aid cleared about SO from the
sale of lunches town meeting day.-A
few still have the measles Miss Nee
han has returned to her duties in the
telephone exchange.
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c. w. Everts. ]. v. Thomas; listers, NJ.
8. White. II. J. Hyde. Paul 8. Field;
treasurer, w. +. Waterhouse; constable,
F. J. Sumner; overseer Of poor. M. s.
White; trustee of town school money.
II. A. Thomas; road commissioner. M.
II. Sawyer; town agent, G. r. Kingsley;
auditors. f. l.. Kelley, c. J. Kingsley.
F. A. Atwood; school director for 3
years. f. c. Dyer; library trustee. W.
F. Bump; tax voted 1851 vote on license,
yes 6, no So.
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. Pecor of South Royalton has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs
Llewellyn Pcrry.--Ranson Durham lost
his last load OF logs TO the mill and
took his span to help another team up
the hill when the horses became fright
ened and broke away and ran on q pile
Of logs. One horse broke both hind legs
and had to be shot.-Pupils having no
absent marks during school membership
In the village school follow: Lora. David
dred and Maurice Eaton. Wesley Mag
ionery. Henry Manning and Ruby Will
bur; number enrolled o6; average at
tendance "a 25-i7; Mrs Lizzie S. Sham
penney. teacher.-8Iiss Edna Manning Of
Ripton is Visiting at John Buttles-
Little David Blair mastered ~ words
and % sentences during the winter. his
first term. He was six years old the last
day Of school February II.
The town officers elected ut the an
nual town meeting follow: Moderator. A.
r Flint: clerk and treasurer A. D.
Mears: selectmen, ". w. Jones, r. u.
Clallns, G. r. Farr; listers, C. II. Eaton.
George Taylor, Sr.. George Ford; over
seer of the poor. f. B. C'laflin; corst bic
and collector. C. r. Church, road COM
missioner. II. II. Perry; school directors.
c. j. Fisk George Farr G. S. Eaton:
auditors. p. r. Eaton A. +, Flint. G.
NJ Robbins; Grand Juror. r. a. Dun
ham; license vote Yes IS. no 81.
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THIRTY pur, bred white Leghorn hens
for sale, are laying or about to lay:
three I.eghCrn Cockrels. also ten White
Nyandotte hens Above are all fresh
and of last years breeding. Hens will
be sold for LOO each in lots of five or
more Cockres 500 each. Forest Park
Farm, Brandon. Vt. 5O,d,3t&w,1..
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NEW HAVEN.

A 3Nday revival campaign Will he held
III the town hall. New Haven, from
March s to April L.. hour of service 1880
p IN. daily. The Rev. G. r. Campbell
district EVANGELIST OF the Pentecostal
Church OF the Nazarene, end president
Of the New Hampshire State evanSelstic
campaign. will be in charge throughout.
John Waddell, evangelist and singer OF
Ottawn, Canada. is expected to be pres
ent part OF the time. Miss Mary Bar
rows, soprano sooiSt, so we'll known to
New Haven people. Will take promi-
rent part in the singing A local quar-
tette will also assist. Mr.. Campbell has
announced as his motto: ITO do all the
good we can in all the ways We can,
TO all the people we can. In essentials,
unity: in non essentials. liberty and in
all things. Christianity.' Tie Rev. Mr..
billiard and the people of the church
have withdrawn their night meetings
and will cooperate IN this battle for
souls.
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at once. Slaughter houses. meat
markets, and milk producing stables
have been inspected and many i'm
provements made. while others will
be remodeled during the coming sea-
son. The sewer system in Wnooski
has been improved and Is now in nns
condition.
LIABILITIES
The present liabilities Of the town are al
follows:
Unpaid overseer's orders amount
Ing 70 ............................ 2,C43u
Unpaid seiectmen's orders
amounting TO ..................... 3o,4IU
Unpaid road commissioners or
ders amounting to ........,...... 1855
Unpaid town school directors or
ders amounting TO ............... 367b3
Of1cers' claims amounting to ..... 1850
Amount OF L. S. deposit fund due
the trustee Of said fund .......... 1o,42o.es
S45, 3o3.si
ASSETS
Cash in treasury February O. 1909. 80, So5.a2
Due lease land rents ............... 440M
Town farm and stock ............... e,O00.M
Due from r. II. Horton. tax coll
rector. l9Ol OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SOL
Due from +. L. I.insenmeir, tax
collector. 1902 Observation-Disclosures. 15aM
Due from l.. W. Ravlin, tax COL
lector. 1904 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 17S.S
Due from J. y. Yandow. tax coll
lector, 1905 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. H4.0
Due from Louis Mongeon. tax COL
lector. 1906 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S3,f
Due from Louis Mongeon. tax coll
Icctor 1o6T
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-25

maiden. one may be considered Juse
large enough and another be Of the pro-
nounced style she always affects. eeeh
one exceptionally good in its own way.
Take the hat Of yeddo straw. for en-
ample. The rather coarse yeddo 10
used In this braid Of black and white
because it takes the aye. The facing OF
the la, is black satin. slightly PADDED
with O. layer OF cotton batting SO ths
surface wall Is quite fiat. The trimming
is 4 narrow band OF satin and Q full
hlaca aigrette held "a place BY ca6o-
chou az cut jet. ahe hat is OF average
size an4 most appropriate 10 wear with
q gingi4aIn frocE.
A hat or almost pure cavalier style 10
trimmed, also. with the black aigretts
ana jer cahoceoa. although the eject -
So very different. This Is OF tagal. .
fine straw, with rounded crown ana
tu.ne1-up blinl p!pec with q singla line
CT black ye.Vet on the under side. 4
broad band OF velvet encircies the
crown.
.anoyher model. somewhat large in size.
is OF VICE white woven straw lined with
black The trimming, OF byocks and
pheasant quilis. Is held In place by
tailored bow OF black velvet.
The hat abruptly turned upward on
black velvet and atornsd only with y
few raven wings becomingly arranged
j is . pretty hat and well suited to the
couture of the present day.