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Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-07
Gold smnata.

Gold tn transit by sea "swests." however tightly it may be packed. It is usually sent in stout kegs, and squeezed in as tigthly as possible; but there is 8 regular allowance for loss by attritiou upon the voyage. and in the course of years this loss to the commercial world amounts to a large sum.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-07
Feminine Lsek of Iooie.

Tell wife that men are selfish, she will readily acQuiesce. But tell that same woman that by spelling her boys-whether in the nursery or at school. or univerSity-she is sowing the seeds of egotiAm, she will give AA emphatic denial.-Exchange
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-07
eassive vIrv. Ma, Enovuh.

Beware of making your moral staple consist Of the negative virtues. It is good 10 abstain from all that is hurtful and sinful. But to make a business of it leads to cancellation of character. un- less one feeds largely also on the mors nutritious diet of notiye sympathetic beuevolence.-OIive Wendell Holmes
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-07
Hiatorlo pannnr Sold.

The dagger presented to Lord Darn ley by Mary Queen of Scots in the year they were married, and believed to be the one with which Rizzio was killed. was sold al sotheby's. London. recently. for $50.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-07
The Real Need.

A French army officer has invented eyeglasses which enable the vearsr to see behind him. What most people need Is a device which will enahls them to see a foot or two in advancs of their noses.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-07
INSPECTING ARMoRY.
Legislative Committee Seems Favora- bly, Inpressed-5il to Sell for s15, ,ooo to State.

Senator LHzerne Ludington of New Haven, Representatives William H. Dougall of Washington. Agro Drown of East Haddam. Lewis Provost of New Haven. B. w. Sears of Mansfield and W. J. Gadbois of East Lyme, rep resenting the joint committee on milf tary affairs. are in Danielson today (Friday). The legislators came here Thursday evening on an official visit of inspection of the armory, which a bill now pending in the legislature provides shall be sold to the state for s15,000 Representative F. H. Reach of Killingly, Capt. A P. Woodworth Capt. F. O, Huntingdon and Lieut.. E. L. Darbie conducted the visitors about the building and entertained them during the evening.
 The members of the committee were evidently favorably impressed with the building as a desirable propesty for the state to own. This morning they will be taken for an automobile ride about Danielson and vicinity.
 Shippee-Paine Wedding.
 Miss Evelyn Paine. daughter of Mrs. Sarah Paine, and Ray A. Shippee were married Thursday afternoon at the Baptist parsonage by Rev. .>J. Nelly. MT. and Mrs. Shippee are away on their wedding trip. after which they will live at Danielson. Mir. Shippee Is in the employ of the Connecticut com pany as a motorman on the Putnam line.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-07
In. kink.r,. ualn.

The kicker is factor in every livs community. IT the kicker keeps bis head, uses tact and does not turn crank he is the best friend of progress Long live the reasonable kickeri
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-07
Ls.. Cotton arov.n In India

Less Cotton Crown In India.
 Decrease in the area devoted in In- dia to cotton culture is shown by the fact that there are 17.333.0O0 acres under cotton. as compared with 17.710.- 900 acres a year ago and 1s.732, ,o0o acres the year before that
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-07
A Needed Improxsmsn,.

A woman wants s divorce because her husband made her walk to meals. Those dirig1bls balloons now adver- tised here are not coming any too soon. IN. Y. Herald
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-07

King Menelik of Abyssinia. who has died so frequently in recent years, is now, pending his denial of the report, suffering from an alarming attack of heart disease.-Indianap News.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-07
OANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS.
PUTNAM.

Rev. E. D. Sargent to Address 6usi- ness Mems Assooistion-G. A. R. Ritual at James sheppsrd's Funeral -Programme for Teachers conven- ton.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-07

John Mitchell said in his lecture at Yale that strikes are rare. True The season is young. The teams will im- prove from this on.-New York Tele- gram.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-07

I'm weary of being a bachelor girl" "Well?' Do you know Of any fellow who's tired of being a spinster manr Kansas City Journal
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-07
FUN ERAL.
James Sheppard.

Funeral services for James Sheppard were held at the home of his son. James Sheppard Jr.. in South Wood stock Thursday afternoon. Rev l.. B. Curtis. pastor of the South Woodstock Baptist church. officiated. Burial was in the Soldiers lot at Grove street cemetery. the members of the Grand Army conducting the service as re- quested by Mir. Sheppard
 Private Telephone at Foundry.
 A private branch telephone exchange /has been installed at the Putnam Foundry company's plant. The ex- change connects with the different de- partments and also supnlies q longer distance service through the Putnam central office.
 Unclaimed Letters.
 Letters addressed as follows are un- claimed at the Putnam postoffice: Mrs. Albert Smith, Mrs. Erizrel, A E. Mar shall Walter E. Rich, Dr. Morton, c. A. Osborne.
 Makeup of North GrosVenordale Team.
 Manager Daniel Gahan of the North GrOsvenordals team of the Eastern Connecticut league has filed the names of the following new players. all Thompson town boys. with the league secretary: Alcide Mennard. Alma Blan ehette. Eli Labonty. Manager Gahan also gets Larowe, last year with the Norwich-Taftville team. Manager Benoit has finally released all claim to the player and says that North GrOsvenordale may have his services.
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CAMDEN.
ccial Correspondence OF The Star.


CAMDEN. y. J.. February 4. 1909
Delightful weather is keeping the col
Ony much in the open air. social affairs
combining happily, golf, tennis and rid
ing leading in popularity
Easily the event OF the week was the
marriage of Miss Margaret Ancrum
Johnson to Mr.. Alexander Gordon Clark
son of Eastover. S. c., which was solem-
nized at the home of the bride father.
Robert c. Johnson, the Rev W. B. Cor
don Of Grace Church officiating A larG
number Of relatives and friends were in
attendance at the wedding. which was
followed by reception.
Lighted by innumerable candles and
decorated with garden roses and southern
smlaX. the rooms presented a farylik,.
scene. pretty incident after the cere-
mony took place when the bride on de
parture, threw down to her bridesmaids
the bunch of lilies which formed her
shower bouquet in which were concealed
a ring. a thlmble and dime.
The bride wore an exquisite gown IT
white satin and carried shower bouquet
of lilies of the valley. The maid OF
honor was Miss Mary Johnson, sister OF
the bride.
given by Miss Margaret Eldrsd dye at thu
Hohkirt for Miss Johnson and her brides
maids. the table daintily decorated witt
violets. with favor cards bearing the.
same bloom In water color. The guests
were Miss Margaret Johnson Miss MARY
Johnson. Miss Emma Shannon. Miss Ma.
Vllipeigue of Camden and Miss Emily
Clarkson Of Eastover. :. e.
Mrs. David X. Williams entertained the
whist club delightfully."- at Mulberry Wed
nesday last. luncheon following play
popular rendezvous for afternoon tea
IS the coy Dutch room of the Hobkirk
Its windows opening out upon the gar
dens surrounding the old mansion main
tanned today just as they were laid out
a hundred years ago
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solos during the evening, and Mrs. Frank

solos during the evening. and Mrs. Frank
Willis recited.
Mrs. Thomas Kelly. Mrs. Samuel c.
Boyce and Mrs. Charles Dunlap were
elected members of the auxiliary at a
short business meeting held early in the
evening.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Z. Steinmeyer Mr. and Mrs e.
ley. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Edgar Lewis, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Tanning. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank A. De Groot, Mr.. and Mrs. W. D..
Hinckley. Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Risdon,
William Maioney. jr.. Of Hyattsville. Mrs.
Hamil Hoffman. Mrs E. NJ. Heness, Mrs
Frank Willis. Mrs. w. n. Carleton. Mrs.
Abbott OF Baltimore. Mrs. Harry T. De
Groot. Misses Maize Meyer. Florence
Lewis. Marie Maloney. Aline Dimmick
and Margaret Tanning. Col. ]. l.. MCGEE
Messrs. William Meyer. Charles L. Irwin
Joseph Tanning. jr.. Johnson Tanning
and Masters Allie and Wallace Tanning.
Mrs. Abbott of Baltimore is the guest
of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Haml Hoffman,
at the Oaks.
Mr.. Royal S. Kellogg left this week for
an extended trip through Washington
state.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Riverdale Citizens Association. Inc, was
held at the residence of Mr.. Joseph Fan
ming Tuesday last. Mr.. Frank Willis and
Mr.. Samuel Boyce were elected members.
After a short business session it ad-
journed to participate in the reception
rendered the Ladies' Auxiliary by the as
ISOLATION.
Mrs. Ernest ONeil of Washington spent
few days last week with her brother,
Mr.. A. E. Clark. Columbia avenue.
Mrs. Susie E. Cissel of GEORGETOWN is
now occupying her new home on Ashland
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana White. jr.. of Wash
ington are visiting Mr. Whites parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana White, Jackson
avenue.
Mrs. Shafer of Baltimore is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. John Shafer. Madison avenue
Mr.. William Wilson. jr., returned Sum
day to Lehigh University, after a short
stay with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Wilson, Washington avenue.
Mr.. Valentine Menger Of New York is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. {. Gray, Cleve-
land avenue.
Mrs. John HollingsWorth had as her
guests the past week her sisters, Mrs. J.
r. Hanes Of Denver. Col, and Mrs L. S.
Frey.
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PINEHURST.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

SpccIal correspondence at The Star.
PINEHU RST, y. c., February e. 1909.
Day never ceases here when the moon is
full and sky is clear and evenings of
rare moonlight are now tempting many
into the open air for the enjoyment of the
strange. weird beauty for which the sand
hill region is far famed. So clear II IS
that one is sure they could play gol:. but
on trying find il difficult. and likewise
tennis the strangely deceptive light being
hardly more than sufficient for croauet.
which many enjoy. There is also talk Of
fox chase. and bonfire suppers have al
ready become popular
Mayfowers In bloom are one of the
many indca tions of the delightful days
of sunshine which all are enjoying
There were numerous arrivals recently
at the Berkshire, the Holly Inn and the
Carolina.
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BoYDs SOCIETY.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
BOYDS. Md. February g. 1909.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Boyds
Presbyterian Church met yesterday at
the home of Mrs. j. d. Sponselor and
after a meeting of business voted unani-
mously to hold February "a the fourth an
nual foundation OF this society here.
The first president was Mrs. B. H.
Dutrow. then Mrs. B. F.. Hicks who
held the office for five terms consecutive
ly. and now the office is being held by
Miss Florence NJ. Williams. The celebra-
ton is to take place at home of Mrs
of the society the church has been placed
under an entire new dress. the exterior
and interior parts of the church, through
the efforts Of the society, having been
renovated and improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie S. Cooley. nee Miss
Anna Collier OF Dickersons, daughter of
late Sheriff John w. Collier of this coun-
ty. who have been spending their honey
moon i'm Philadelphia and New York fol-
lowing their marriage last week in Wash
ington. have returned to Dickersons
where they are making their permanent
home.
Mrs. Sarah r. Pyles of Boyds, who has
been spending part of the winter here at
the home OF Mrs. F. j. Wire. left this
week lot f1dTnOuN. Va. 10 WISH ncr
daughter. Mrs. c. II. Marchant.
The young people of Jacksonville are
arranging for ball at that place next
Thursday. The chaperons will be Mrs
James p. Colt. Mrs. Milton G. Darby
Mrs. John T. Williams and Mrs. Law
renee Darby, jr.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest II. Darby of Sem
"a. near Boyds, are spending few
weeks in Florida.
Miss Virginia Griffith of Jamestown
is visiting in Baltimore.
Mrs. ]. r.. Deets of Clarksburg is visit
ing friends In Baltimore for a week
Perry A. Colt Of this vicinity is in
Annapolis. where he entered ST Johns
College this week.
Miss May McCabe of Washington was
this week a guest here of Mrs. H. r.
McCabe.
Mr.. Charles w. Beall. son of Mrs Cath
crime Beall OF Derwood. this county, and
Miss Annie Elizabeth Herbert. prom
'nent young lady of Winchester. Va. and
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George n Her.
bert OF that city. We're married last week
I'm Winchester by the Rev. J. w. H. Beall
OF the NJ. e Church there. Mr.. and Mrs
Bcall are now residing near Derwood, Md
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prize was won by Miss Rosalie McCor-
| mick.
Mr.. William Reynolds of Scranton. Pa.
spent few days with his father. Mr.
George Reynolds. at Edgewood, near Ber-
ryville, on his way to Mexico.
Miss MAY Mcdonald Of Berryville has
gone to Rappahannock county to spend
the balance of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Witherspoon of Peters
burg, Va, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Blackburn Smith at their home in Ber-
ryville.
Miss Elvira Moore Of Clarke has gone
10 Baltimore, where she will spend some
time with friends.
Miss Bessie Russell Of Alexandria. Va,
is the guest OF Mrs. J. d. Wiley at her
home in Berryville.
Mrs. f. l. Reinhart and son. Holmes
Reinhart Of Shepherdstown, w. Va. are
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Holmes Berry. at their home on North
Washington street.
Mr. J. Allan Maphis has returned from
a weeks stay in Harrisonburg, Va.
Mrs John Snyder of North Topeka.
Kan, has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
City Councilman William II. Smith is
spending a few days with relatives in
Washington. after which he will go to
Pinehurst. n. c.. to spend some time in
the hope Of benefiting his health.
Mr. Stuart Bell has returned from q
trip to Rochester. n. Y. where he at
tended the annual meeting of the New
York State Horticultural Society.
Mr. and Mrs Robert r. Grant of Rose
dale, La, are spending some time in this
Mr. John Grant, at his home on North
Loudoun street.
Mrs. Charles E. Aulick and son are
spending some time with relatives and
friends in Washington. Phila delphia and
Baltimore.
Mr. William c. Graichen has returned
from an extended trip to New York and
Washington.
Mrs. +. r. O'Rear has returned from
visit to her daughter, Mrs. J. ID. Bear
In Elkton, Va.
tiers. jr.. and daughter. Miss Dorothy Wa
tiers. have returned to their home in
Washington. after visiting the formers
sister. Mrs. G. o. Miller. at her home on
NOrtn BfaQuOCk street.
Mr.. Cecil Wiley Of Leesburc and Miss
Nora NJ. Wiley of Vienna, Va. were mar
ried in Georgetown January II by Rev.
w. II. Ballenger.
Mr.. and Mrs r. G. Ringeold have been
entertaining house party at their home.
Bellevue. near ShepherdstOwn, during the
past week Among their guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Stuart II. Edmunds of Wnches-
ter. Mrs. W. T. Gatchell of Baltimore
Miss Louise Latimer and Miss Jessie Lo-
gle of Charles Town. W. Va, and Messrs.
Boyd \. Reinhart and Toney Powell Of
Cumberland. Md.
Mr.. n. Hedges of Washington has been
visiting friends at Charles Town.
Miss Frances Moore has returned to
Jefferson county. after a visit of several
months to relatives and friends in Wash
ington and Baltimore.
Rev. James Craighill of Washington has
been visiting his sisters. Misses T.. r. and
n. L. Craighill at Charles Town.
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ROCKVILLE SOCIETY.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
ROCKVILLE. Nd. February 6. 1909.
Col. Spencer c. Jones will leave the
coming week for New Orleans to spend
several weeks with his daughter, Mrs. T.
Richard Falvey. as is his annual custom
at this season of the year.
Edward o. Edmondston is back from
East Liverpool Ohio. where he spent sew
erai months visiting his son, Mr.. Rich
ard l.. Edmondston.
The young folks of Jacksonville and vi
To be held in the Jacksonville town hall
the evening of February II. The COM
mittee of arrangements Is composed Of
Misses Josephine Dawson and Lula Colt
and Messrs. Ernest Allnutt and Joseph
Byrd.
Miss Aurelia Lodge. daughter Of Prof
Lee Davis Lodge of Gaffney. s. c., is Wis
ting her grandmother, Mrs. Alice Lodge
at GaitherSburg.
Miss Ora Tschiffe1y of Jamestown, IS
visiting friends in Washington Miss
Lula Windsor of the same vicinity is home
from Baltimore. where she spent several
weeks visiting relatives and friends.
The ladies Of the Woodside Euchre Club
entertained their husbands at euchre ut
the home of the Misses Fenwick at Wood
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SOCIETY
Continued from Fourth Page)

are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bend
helm on Prince street.
Mrs Charles Hulfsh Of Charlottesville
was the guest of relatives in town this
week
Miss Jane Forbes of Warrenton spent
short time here this week on her way
To visit to friends in Norfolk.
Master Louis HanckeI King of Char
lottesvile was the guest recently of his
father, Mr.. Marshall l.. King.
Mrs George Anderton left Friday for
visit to New York.
Mr.. Edward Moore Henry of Norfolk
was the guest of friends here during
the week.
Mr. Lewis Hooff has returned from
visit to Philadelphia.
Miss Dorothy Duncan Gatewood of
Washington spent the week end with
friends on Seminary Hill.
Mrs Edward s. Fawcett has returned
from visit to her brother. Rev. Douglass
Hooff In Baltimore
Miss Sophie Bendheim is visiting friends
in Richmond.
turned from visit to her aunt, Mrs.
George W. Laycock. in Hamilton.
Mrs. r. Fl. IIavener Is spending several
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Makeley, in
Edenton, n. c..
Lieut.. Wilson Brown. U.s.N.. Is visit
ing his father-in-law. Capt Herbert Bry-
ant, on North Washington street.
Miss Susie Yates has returned to her
home in Fredericksburg after a visit TO
Miss Blanche Stansbury.
Mr.. Ernest Elmer Risden has removed
to Kansas City. Mo-, where he will live
in the future.
Mrs. James A. Hulfsh has returned
from a visit to friends in Hamilton.
more is the guest Of Miss Sarah Ruben
on South st. Asaph street
Mrs. Mollie f. Davis and Miss Nellie
Gusts Washington have returned to their
home in Norfolk after visit to Mrs. c.
Randolph Davis on South Washington
street.
Rev. A. X. Lambden of Cape Henry is |
the guest Of Capt. Frank NJ. Phillips.
Mr.. John Fahnlne of Pennsylvania was
the guest Wednesday of Mayor Frederick
j. Paff.
Mr.. Gardner l.. Boothe has returned |
from Newport News. where he went to |
attend the wedding of his sister-in-law. |
Miss Frances Spencer Carr. and Mr.. |
Wayne Thompson Dimm, which took |
place there last Saturday.
Mrs. Horace l.. English of Washington
was the guest this week OF her parents |
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Steiner 2O5 North |
Washington street.
Mrs. Hugh Mcguire entertained the !
Matinee Bridge Club Friday afternoon at |
her home on South Washington street. |
The ladies playing were Mrs Laurence |
Stabler. Mrs William r. Daingerfied, |
Mrs. Louis S. Greene, Mrs. Clarence c. |
1eadbeater. Mrs. Harry Burke. Mrs. AL |
bert Smoot and Miss Rose Macdonald
Miss George French entertained the |
Matinee Five Hundred Club Friday after
noon at her home on North Alfred street |
Among the young ladies present We're |
Miss Caroline Lee and Miss Fanny Wash
fnston of Washington.
Mrs. William B. Daingerf1eld enter
tained the Thursday Card Club Thursday
afternoon at her home on North WASH
ington street. The prizes were won by
Mrs. Smoot and Mrs. Howell
Mrs. Anna Badger Stewart of New York
il visiting her cousin, Mrs. Henry S.
Pitts, 1000 Prince street.
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RIVERDALE ITEMS,
Special Correspondence OF The Star.

Special correspondence OF The Star.
RIVERDALE. Nd. February 6. 1909
The hospitable home of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Tanning in East Riverdale was
thrown open Tuesday evening for a re-
ception and supper rendered the Ladies'
Auxiliary by the gentlemen of the River
dale Citizens Association. Thirty-seyen
guests were seated at beautifully spread
tables In the dining room and library
Mrs. Hinckley. Mrs. Bennett and Miss
Maize Meyer contributed several pleasing,
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Will Head Railway Directorate.

MEXICO CITY, February 6.-Senor
LimantOur. minister of finance, has con-
scented to act as president of The direc-
torate of the National railroads of Mex
leo.
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man. Nellie FIourney. Lena Rowe Kath-
crime Larman and Messrs. Wagner Lar
man and Tourney.
An entertainment for the benefit OF
Christ Episcopal Church. Kensington, was
held in the kensington town hall last
evening and proved a gratifying success
Inc program included number of char
acter sketches and representations by
Prof. Willoughby Reade. violin solos by
Mr.. Be lumont Glass and vocal solos by
Mr.. George Fl. Wilson.
Mr.. W. B. Dayton and family of South
lnston. Conn. have become residents %.
montgomery county. Mr.. Dayton having
assumed the management Of the Hermit
age stock farm. near Garrett Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. Dawson re-
turned several days ago from their honey
moon trip and are temporarily making
their home with Mr.. Dawsons father
MIR. John l.. Dawson. in Rockville.
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Miss May Mcdonald Of Berryville has
gone to Rappahannock county to spend
the balance of the winter.
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Mrs. A. 4. Turbayne of London Eng
land, who is visiting the home of her
parents. Mayor and Mrs. Joseph r.
Owens, will return to London February
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Mr. J. W. Mckee Of Nottingham, this
county, has been visiting relatives here
and in Washington.
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The next german under the auspices of
the Southern Cotillon Club Of Prince
George county Will take place in Masonic
Hall here Saturday evening. February 20
Prof. and Mrs. +. B. Bomberger of Col
icge Park will lead.
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GRIND Oueninr Sale.

Bissei's Bazaar. begins tomorrow. Beautiful
souvenirs free to every purchaser. and l:th
-"-0ata--Adyt
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Mr. and Mrs. Witherspoon of Peters
burg. Va. are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Blackburn Smith at their home in Ber-
ryville
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Mr.. William Reynolds of Scranton. Pa.
spent a few days with his father, Mr..
George Reynolds. at Edgewood, near Ber-
ryville, on his way to Mexico.
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Miss Minnie Chew will spend the re-
mainder of the month with friends in
Baltimore and vicinity
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Mrs. William Lent and little son of
Philadelphia are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. David F. Yost, at their home
on North Kent street
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The ladies of Haddoway NJ. r. Chapel.
Branchville gave a delightful oyster sup
per Friday in the knights of Pythias'
Hall. Bsrwyn, the proceeds of which will
be devoted to the fund to rebuild the
church recently destroyed by fire.
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DeMOLL & co.
Selling Out to Move.
Entire Stock of Pianos
and Player =Pianos at
25% to 5O% Discount.

This sale really offers you the chance of lifetime
to buy High grade Piano Player-Piano at frac-
ton the usual cost. Every instrument as we'll as
every used instrument in stock be closed out no
matter how great the sacrifice before we move to Our
new building-12h and G. Come and pick out the
Piano or Player you want We will arrange sahsfac-
tory terms of payment.
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Miss Elvira Moore Of Clarke has gone
70 Baltimore, where she will spend some
time with friends.
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Mrs. II. H. Pettibone Of Baltimore is
the guest OF her niece, Mrs. Martin ]. l..
Steele Of Lanham.