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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-08
BUSINESS CARDS.
UNDER TAKING
L. M. Williams, Graniteville.
Telephone, Barre 1882.

Formerly Of Barry & williams Of Barre
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FOR sALk--one building lot fronting on
Summer street. one building lot ftonting on
Pearl Street. Alra Mary Garyey, 20 Pearl
atreat 9Ou
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TO RENT.

TO RENT-Furnished room, 20 Prospect st.
Inquire az 70 Prospect street. 95t3p
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FOR sALE--A modern, conveniently ar
ranged seven room cottage furnace heat and
electric lights barn. hen house and extra lot on
N3chol street on Circle street Inquire OF
Alexander Milne. Phone 215-f2 72tf
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FOR SALE

gasoline engine in good condition
Also polishing machines, ell sorts Of
polishing tools, derrick, power capstan
and hoisting machine. These articles
will be sold at a very reasonable price,
separately, Of as one lot.
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TO Rem Furnished rooms IN the Arcade
block Apply 70 G. 81 Hawse. q0ff
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SO acres OF timber land Ia Orange, about two
miles from saw mill; exchange for property in
Barre City. d. A. Perry Real Estate Agency.
Barre w 69tf
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PRESCOTT, ARK.

Capital Stock, Paid Up, $35, 100000
 Surplus, $8,750.00
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gorgeous.y decorated vessels that pointed their prows out of St. Louis at , o'clock on Monday af- ternOOn only two were in sight Whenf the President landed anG, gave himself into the hands of an enthusiastic but sadly disappoint- ed local committee. He received a joyous welcome from several hundred faithful watchers at the water front.
 The steamer Erastus Wells, or iginally set apart for members of the cabinet who are now on board the O.eander, and the Illinois bear ing delegation from that state, docked here tonight soon after the President had stepped ashore. The St. Paul which started out with one half of thel governors Of the United States on board, and the Quincy which started with Speaker Cannon and large ar- ray of senators and representatives, as passengers were among the sower vessels which were mo- where to be seen during the Pres idents stay here. The governors and congressman debarked at Greenville today and came to Vicksburg this afternoon by train and they will board their boats tonight for the run to Natchez.
 The schedule of the river trip has all gone to pieces and though it is planned now to have the Pres | ident wait outside of New Orleans on Saturday mnti, most of the boats can join him, the chances arc that this scheme will have to be abandoned if Mir. Taft is to set foot in the city during daylight. Tn making up the schedule of the trip it is said that the maximum | speeds of the fast boats and the SOW boats were added together and an average struck for all. This was alright for the fast ones but ] how the SOW ones were expected eo llo-'1 up is mystery that river
 n say they are unable to solve. President Taft tried to remain with the Fleet as long as possible. On that account he was three hours late at Memphis and about two hours late at He,ena. After a consultation at the later place last night orders were issued an nu'ing the alignment originally made out and each steamer was instructed to look out for herself and get to New Orleans as soon as possible regardless of any other vessel. Governors Noel of Mississ-
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Death of Capt. John Cutler

Capt. John w. Cutter, one of the most prominent men Of the coun- ty, and good citizen of Curtis! died very suddenly at his home at that place on Saturday night. He retired in his usual good spirits. and on Sunday morning when his wife awoke she found him lying dead in bed.
 He was past so years of age and his death is attributed to heart failure.-Arkade.phia Standard.
 Capt. John Cutter was one of the poineer citizens of Prescott and located here in the early days of the town. He occupied a residence on the spot where Mrs. D. F. An- drews now lives and his death will be regretted by a host of the o,dl- CT residents of Prescott who re- member him kindly.
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ATTEMPTED ROB-
 BERY AT EMMET
Store of Norman & Tyree is Scene of Operations, But Party is Frightened
 Away by MT. Ike Tyree.

Whether bent on mission of ar son or burg. .ary is an undecided question with regard to the in- tention of the party who appeared at the back window of Norman & Tyree's store at Emmet on night before last
 About midnight, MT. Ike Tyree who s.eeps in the store was awak- ened by someone striking a match at the back window and who when MT. Tyree called out to know who it was ran off in the darkness.
 From the glare of the match MT. Tyree got a fair look at the man who was either white man or a light co.ored negro. Having no gun in the house, MT. Tyree was forced to allow the party to es- cape.
 A phone message was immediate " sent to Stamps for blood hounds and they arrived at Emmet yes terday morning on the locaf at 10 o'clock and the dogs immediate " gave a. vicious chasd for a few mics when the track was lost in an old pine thicket. The party had either mounted a horse at this spot or the heavy pine straw and the dry condition of the ground prevented further scent oi the track.
 Sheriff Hoodis in the vicinity ot the attempted crime today ant will investigate several suspicious characters seen near Emmet yes terday.
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ARTER MILLION ! PROFIT TOO SMALL
ts Rosenberg of Fulton Holds T..
 b Bales of Cotton a Year, and Awaits Still Higher Prices.

!. Louis, Oct. 2S.-A quarter of Si.lion dollars profit on a puE.- |se of cotton looks good to Geo. enberg of Futon, Ark, a guest the Jefferson hotel but not D enough Ito induceI him to sell present, for he is holding the
 On in the confident eXpecta-
 of a still higher market. Ros- efg has had 1000 bales of Ark hs cotton stored with the D West Commission Company East St Louis for a year. He ght the cotton from planters lhe neighborhood of his home
 year at an rage of about fnts a pound. He is offered 15
 sa pound now but declines to
 ba,e O. cotton weighs 500 |nds. Rosenberg's 1000 bales a profit of 7 cents a pound ld net him S245.000 if he cared Eet go of his holdings at thr |Pent price
 am not going to sell now" said enoerg today, T expect the
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operation of the law of supply and demand to make my holdings go still higher. The cotton crop for this yearis very short and will be shorter. In Arkansas, Oklahoma. Louisiana and Texas, the shortL age over last years crop is about 8 5OO.OOO ba.es. Drouth and the boil wevil are among the chief causes of the short crop. The cotton 1 nod in East St. Louis is both .ong and short staple and is of superior quality. 1 stored it in oxp-ctation of very short crop this year.
 Rosenberg came to St. Louis with view to selling his cotton but changed his mind after fur ther scrutiny of the crop and the market conditions.
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School Notes.

9th grade-The 9th grade pupils have just finished reading The ,Chambered Nautilus" in Master Pieces of American Literature. It taught us a very beautiful and e,evating lesson. We all detert mined to build mora stately man. sions for the future and forget the old.
 We are glad to sec Roy Stainton back in school after a few days absence on account of sickness.
 Eunice Sewell and Wren Porter have stopped schoo. in order to te ach. We are sorry to lose Mlem.
 The 9th grade pupils are taking a great deal of interest in the con test that we expect to have on Thanksgiving. The ones who en- tered are working hard on their pieces in order that the 10th and 11th grades will have to entertain us with a reception.
 Our first written test in Latin gave us ia chancq to see ourselves as needy Latin pupils.
 Forty two pupils are enrolled and all are perfect foN$he first month except four!
 We will soon have two basket ball teams. Prof. Respess Wilson will coach for us.
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BroOms Advancing in Price

Even brooms are costing more than they used to. The grocery men of Prescott are becoming pro- ficient in explaining why the price of the dust raisers has adt vanced and the housewife dubious y forks over an additional nickel or two.
 Tt ain't our fault said a West Elm street grOceryman to a re- porter for the News this morning, 'the jobbers have raised the price on us and we havet got to pay even."
 And it isn't the fault of the jobber. It's all because there was short crop of broom corn this year and the growers of the corn are getting more for their pro- duct.
 An economical resident of Pres colt can now get a good carpet broom, the best makef if the p'rocer is reasonable e, for some thing like 50 cts. The second best t costs 45 cents, third raters cost 35 or 40 cents. There won't be any 25c brooms on the market. for another year at east they tell us. Some wholesale dealers who have had standing orders with the dea'ers for some time have been put off indefinitely.
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Attention! Company M.

The War Department has detai,- ed Sergt. Louis Saucier of the 16th United States Infantry, as instructor for the Arkansas Nat iona, Guard and he will be with us for a period of week or more just as soon as we are ready for him.
 The Company will meet at the Armory on Friday night, Oct, 20, for the purpose of reaching de- cision in regard to the above mat ter. 'Ry order of
 w. A. Smith, Capt. End A. N. G.
 Commanding Go. M.
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November Attractions

Manager Gordon of the opera house announces the following att fractions for November
 Merchant of Venice, the 18th. Gpaustark, the 22nd.
 Duncan Clark Amusement Go. on the 25th.
 Georgia Minstre.s on the 29th. December opens up With Co.e Younger on the 2nd.
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ippi and Sanders of Louisiana were taken aboard the O,eander in ord- der that they might be with the President at his stops in those
 states. and the little lighthouse
 tender, one of the most modest.
 but f.eetest boats on the river. set out at full speed to keep his engagements as nearly as possible.
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REMOVAL NOTICE

HALLS TEXAS WONDER wih remove Kidney, Bladder and Rheumatic trouble. $1OO bottle contains 60 days treatment and seldom one bottle fails to cure. Sod by HesterIy Drug Store.
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NOTICE.

All parties in arrears for street tax warned in month of May and June must be settled not later than Nov. 10, 1909. By order of the city commissioner
 D. k. Cummings, Col.
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Fleet Badly Scattered.

yicksburg, Miss, Oct 2S.- Pres. Taft arrived here tonight at 9 40 o'clock on the lighthouse tender Ole ander. Of the proud fleet Of
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VHOUGH summer has but a few
days more to its credit, most
OF the fashionable homo COM


OF the fashionable home COM
fngs will be delayed for an
other month or So September
opens pleasantly with a wedding in one
Of the best known homes in the capital,
that of Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Anderson,
whose daughter. Miss Perie Augustine
Anderson. will become the wife of Mr..
Frederick PIiny Lilley, son of the late
Representative Lilley, who was also a
Governor of Connecticut. The invitations
to the ceremony. which will be at noon
Thursday. are limited to the relatives of
the couple and only the intimate family
friends have been asked to the breakfas st
which follows at 1890. Mr.. Lilley, who
only recently resigned from the navy,
after his return from the cruise with the
fleet. has chosen japan for his honey
moon, that country being an unknown
one to the bride, although she thorough
ly shares his enthusiasm over 1t and is
most anxious to see the land in which
she has many charming acquaintances
The future residence of the couple will
be in Waterbury. Conn.
King Edward, who is at Marienbad,
finishing his annual cure, has entered into
the social life of the spa with his usual
interest
The dinner given by Mrs Petre for the
king was very successful affair. Be
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outing. and have opened their apartment
in the Burlington. Mrs. bennett and
children were guests at the Denis, in At
lantic City, for two months. The COM
missioner visited the Seattle exposition
and later Joined his family at the sea-
shore.
Mrs. A. E. McCardle and her daugh-
ter, Miss McCardle of 18th street, are
spending a few weeks In Atlantic City.
Mrs. Roupp will leave this week for
Cincinnati to visit her daughter, Miss
Roupp.
Mrs. w. Madert and children have
returned to the city from their sum-
mer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs Horner and the Misses
Horner left last week for an automo-
bile trip OF two weeks in Virginia.
The Misses Annie May and Alice j.
Wright left Friday on a pleasure trip
to Denver, Col, and other points of in
terest, to be absent three or four
weeks.
Miss Raphael Ellis leaves Washington
tomorrow for an indefinite stay In Allan
tic City and other resorts along the coast,
returning to the city in the late fall.
Miss Bertha Isaacs is visiting Mrs. Hitz
at Madison, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur Delano the lat
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ter formerly Miss Clara Fassett, together
with their two children, are visiting Mrs.
Delano's sister, Mrs. Arthur Christadoro,
at her cottage at Yonkers Park.
Mrs. Thomas Barnes. Miss B. Taylor
and Miss Taylor. who were among the
visitors sightseeing last week. have re-
turned to their home in Sharon, Pa.
Miss Mary Kirby and Messrs Frank
and Charles of Harrisonville, n. j., who
We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jack
son on 18th street, have returned to their
home in New Jersey.
Senior Don Federico Mifia, minister from
Salvador, Nine. Mifia and family return
ed Tuesday to Washington from a trip
OF six weeks, spent in Atlantic City and
other places along the coast. and are
located at the Portland for the season.
Rev. and Mrs Hoovert and Mr. and
Mrs. ]. B. Martin of Middletown, Pa
were among the visitors to Washington
last week.
Mr.. l. Ebert and Miss Maggie Ebert,
who have been spending few days In
the city. have returned to their home In
Philadelphia, Pa.
Rev. and Mrs. E. ]. Hammond Of Geor-
gia spent several days last week In the
capital en- route to the north coast, where
they will spend next month.
Mrs. Dennison has returned from a trip
to the country.
Miss Florence Barr, who has been
spending the summer months with her
mother. on 0 street, will return to Vir-
ginia, where she expects to spend the
fall and winter months.
Mrs. Sidney H. Reizenstein. who has
been spending the summer with her sister.
Mrs. Isadore Saks, at Deal Beach. N. j.,
returned to town Wednesday.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Doris Faber of Montgomery. Ala. and
Mr.. Julian Baer Of Georgetown, KY.
formerly Of this city.
The Phoenix Club is going on all-day
tug ride today down the Potomac. The
party will be chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Blumenfeld.
Miss Blanche Hirsh of Atlanta, Ca. re-
turned to Ingleside, Randolph, Md, for
the rest Of the summer. after a three-week
stay at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Albert Sigmund. accompanied by
her guest. Miss Josephine Hofheimer OF
Norfolk. Va. left the city Friday foz
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Senior Don Arturo L. Ffallo, charge
d'affaires Of the Dominican legation.
and Mime. Ftallo have returned to their
Apartments in the Burlington from
their summer outing.
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Miss Mary Lowthan, who has been the
guest of relatives In Berryville, Va,
where she attended the Berryville horse
show, has returned to her home.
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side the kings plate was remarkable
snecimen OF a pink carnation, this flower
forming part OF the table decoration.
After dinner bridge was played and the
king and everybody walked nome, ONE .hs iis
hotel being only a few steps from the
hotel where the party was gwen, ana the
rest Of the visitors living on that plateau
above the promenade Wnich forms 'he
headquarters Of the English VISITORS
n,,nnher OF we'll known Washingto-
mans have been at st. Moritz through
out the summer and have participated IN
the entertainments, when are CONTINUOUS.
Mr. and Mrs Perry Belmont, who are
there off and on, between visits to their
place in Normandy, gave dinner re-
Gently at which their guests lnclueeo
Duca and Duchessa di IerranoVa' Mr-
| and Mrs. P. Lorillard Eonaids, Mrs;
Newbold LIE Roy Edgar, Marchese and
Marchesa M Ruddni, Prtncipessa di San
Fausfino. M. Paul de Sincay, Prince Ly-
| mar, Barone NJ. de Riseis.
Mrs Newbold LIE Roy Edgar has also
been hostess at handsome dinner
Mrs. Purdy is another well known winter
resident who is entertaining at this Swiss
resort.
Mn and Mrs. Bellamy storer were in
Paris last week.
Miss Elizabeth Simpson Of California,
daughter Of Col. William A. simpson; aio mo
i t.
| married In New London, Conn.,, at the
home of the brides sister, in November
| Miss e. Donahoe is visiting friends
at Berkeley Springs.
| Miss Hayden of the Morvery is
spending her vacation in Atlantic City
Her sister, Miss May Hayden. will
| leave the city early next month for
| Niaga.a Falls and Canada. where she
| will spend several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred T. Gage are at
| Narragansett Pier.
| DIR. and Mrs. Richard Kingsman. who
have been In Atlantic City for the past
| two months, will return this week.
Senior Don Arturo L. Ffallo, charge
/ d'affaires Of the Dominican legation.
and Nine. Fiallo have returned to their
apartments in the Burlington from
1 their summer outing.
/ Miss Siddons has taken an apart
ment In the Hillside, on Chaplin street.
/ The commissioner of the land Office and
Mrs Fred bennett and their two chill
dren have returned from their summer
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The Phoenix Club is going on all-day
tug ride today down the Potomac. The
party will be chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Blumenfeld.
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Mrs. Rice and her daughter, Miss Fam
ME Rice, who have been spending part
of the summer at Eaglesmere, Pa, and
Atlantic City, returned last week to their
home in this city.
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Thursday afternoon In honor of her
mother, Mrs Edward John Harvey, who
is spending the latter part of the summer
with her.
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The commissioner OF the land office and
Mrs. Fred bennett and their two chill
dren have returned from their summer
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DIR. and Mrs. Richard Kingsman. who
have been In Atlantic City for the past
two months, will return this week.
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Miss Siddons has taken an apart
ment In the Hillside, on Chaplin street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. Owen Thompson have
closed their home in Dent place. and,
with their young son. have gone to At
lantic City, where they will spend the
remainder Of the summer.
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Miss Blanche Hirsh of Atlanta, Ga. re-
turned to Ingleside, Randolph, Md, for
the rest Of the summer. after a three-week
stay at Atlantic City.
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Mrs Smith, wife Of Surgeon Charles
Gordon Smith. U. s. NJ. who is spending
the summer at Berkeley Springs. w. Va.
was the hostess at q bridge party last
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The engagement is announced Of Mis-.
Doris Faber of Montgomery. Ala. ant
Mr.. Julian Baer Of Georgetown, KY.
formerly of this city
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred T. Gage are at
Narragansett Pier.
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Mrs. Albert Sigmund, accompanied by
her guest, Miss Josephine Hofheimer Of
Norfolk. Va. left the city Friday for
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Past Assistant Surgeon Edward H. H.
Old, u. 8. N, and Mrs. Old have ar
rived in Washington from Manila, and
have taken an apartment in the Don
Carlos for the season.
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Mrs. C. v. Unsworth and Miss Virginia
Fairfax of New Orleans, La. are the
Rris ior S Wr. Mose o ei.eti thnir hnme
on H street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Given and their
young son are spending some time at
| Aurora, w. Va.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Derrick have
returned to their apartment in the Ro-
west. The greater part of the time they
spent in Detroit, Mich.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Stern have returned
to their apartment In the Ashley from
several weeks stay at Tacoma Park, Nd.
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snendinx her vacation in Atlantic City.
Her sister. Miss May Hayden. will
leave the city early next month for
Niagara Falls and Canada. where she
will spend several weeks.
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Miss Susie Saunders left recently for
Atlantic City, where she will spend sew
eral weeks.
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Miss Margaret Easterday who has been
spending the summer at East Gloucester,
Mass, and later at Chelsea, Mass, re-
turned last Friday to her home on 31st
st
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Mrs. William s. Waudby left recently
for Rochester, N. Y, where she is visit
ing her former home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bradley, who have
been spending a part OF the summer at
their cottage near Rockville, Nd. will
leave shortly for Wilkesbarre, Pa, where
they will visit Mrs. Bradley's mother,
Mrs. Parrish.
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Mrs. Carl Auerbach and her daughter,
weeks at the Hotel Rudolf, Atlantic City.
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Mr. Clinton Boon Pennebaker has gone
to Claiborne. Md, where he is spending
the remainder of the summer.
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Miss Florence Yellott. who has been
spending a fortnight at Atlantic City,
returned last week.
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Mrs. Sidney H. Reizenstein. who has
been spending the summer with her sister.
Mrs. Isadore Saks, at Deal Beach. N. j.,
returned to town Wednesday.
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Miss Marjorie Taylor, who has been
spending the summer on the eastern
shore of Maryland, has returned to her
home in this city.
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Ocean View, Va, to be the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. P. Hofheimer for ten days.

Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Jackson and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Heller are stay
ing at Renshaw's, on the Rockville road.
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Miss e. Donahoe is visiting friends
at Berkeley Springs.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel C. Raub and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Walker and their soI
left last Wednesday for New York, from
where they sailed for Bermuda for q
months stay.
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Mrs. Cropley and her son. Mr.. J. Nc
Kenny Berry. have returned to their
home on 30th street after visiting for
several weeks in Winchester, Va.
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Miss Jessie Orme is spending the sum-
mer at Hideaway, on the eastern shore
of Maryland.