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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-23
Plain Facts About the Hair

The short portion Of the hair folcle above its
neck opens somewhat like funnel and is filed with
the outer scalp skin Opening into this outer portion
this highly important oil sebaceous glands which,
from their location, most exposed to disease.
When these oil glands become Infected with certain
microbic growth 1.-THE cause Of dandruf there is hair
disease and finally hair death Fortunately this outer
portion Of the hair foice can be treated by carefully
rubbing into the scalp a suitable remedy. What rem
edy should be used? Manifesty that will destroy
the growth that dandruff, itching scalp and
falling hair.
Nswbros Herpioide is the first remedy that was
prepared for the particular purpose Of destroying this
Invisible vegetable growth. In fact it is called the
"ORIGlNAL remedy that kills the dandruff germ. !"
Newbro's Herpicide was not made until after Prof
Unna, Of Hamburg, Germany TASK your doclors about
him) discovered that dandruff is highly contagious
disease caused by microbe. The almost marvellous
Of Newbros Herpcide has caused advertising
remedies many of which were on the market years
before Prof. Unna's discovery.
Do you think that this new claim for old remedies
is reasonable one? Remember that the hair gets its
fe color and strength direct from the blood and that
good blood deep breathing and sunlight favor hair de-
veopment Outdoor exercise, to insure free crcula
ton in the scalp, also scalp massaging for the
and sedentary habits oppose hair growth, while the
dandruff germ will actually destroy the hair, unless it
is eradcated and kept out of the scalp with Newbros
Herpicde
Herpicide is delightfully."- cooling and refreshing to
the scalp and almost marvellous results sometimes fol-
low its continued use 1t stops itching of the scalp
YOUR MONEY will be refunded if Herpicide is
not represented.
L, Detroit Mich. for sample and booklet Two sizes:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-23

Universally acknowledged to be the
finest tea grown. Get a trial packet 81
"Salada" from your grocer to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-23

tits the duty Of every who is interested in hair
preservation TO learn enough about the subject to tell
whether an advertisement for a hair remedy is
sonable unreasonable In this connection the United
States Post Office department has begun much need
ed campaign against false and misleading statements
in advertisements in general While this work is high
ly commendabe and should be greatly extended still
at the time tends to paternaism rather than to
for hair remedy are unreasonable and untrue, that
knowledge will save you money and prevent disap-
poinment
The trouble lies in the fact that certain over
ambitious ProprIetors employ advertising writers who
do not know the composition of the remedies they write
about and even If they did, they not expected to
know the therapeutic action of the various ingredients
Two very familiar and oft repeated statements are
that the hair must be watered and fed just like plant
and that the color Of the hair destroyed be
restored, by natural process. While both of these
statements are false in every particular, 1t requires
little knowledge Of the hair focle to understand
why the statements are false.
The hair feilcle is pear shaped sack in the scalp
folice and extending up into it for short distance
is nipple shaped projection that remains in the scalp
when hair roots forcibly pulled out This projec-
ton Is the hair papilla from which the hair root"
grows The continuous addition to the bottom of the
hair root forces the hair proper out through the scalp
The hair papilla is surrounded by the hair root,
which thus takes Dubious form. Above the hair root
or bulb which occupies about three-fourths of the
tire folcle is the neck of the hair follicle, below
which the most penetrating fluids known to Medical
Science cannot penetrate. Therefore, the story of
feeding the starved and Impoverished hair roots with
external application is all myth.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-23
BERNARD SHAW ILL.

His Condition Is Now Reported to Be
Serious.
London, Jan. o. George Bernard
Shaw, who has been in poor health for
some time, is now seriously i'll.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-23


Appea I Prom
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-06
SPRING TERM OF CIRCUIT
COURT NOW In SESSION
Grand Jury Down 10 WOrk---BexIey-OSteen Case
Set for Thursday Other Court Matters.

VAS denied. the court took r,cyss
until m
IN the above hearlur Judrc uura
ito Davis appeared for tho complain.
ant. while Attorneys Anderson and
a. NJ, Hampton represented the de.
Tense.
ARernoon Session.
Court rcconvcned az 2 p. m. an
officials In their respective places
TRULY Osteen and VIM. A. BcNlcy,
the young white men charged with
the murder OF w. a. Morcland at
High springs, and who have been In
JAN for the past few months, we're
brought into court They were clean
shaver. neatly dressed. each wearing
a buttOaette Of pansies. and appeared
cheerful They we're cordially greet.
ed by friends Who had CongTegated 60
see them aud seemed In the best Of
spirits.
The State was represented by State
Attorney J. NJ. Rivers. while Attorneys
.. \. STRIPPING, H. A. ThRshcr and
W :. Broome appeared for the de-
PENDANTS.
Attorney Rivers called the roll 81
State witnesses. All were present.
and the State announced ready Tor
trial
Attorney STRIPPING called roll OF Wit.
uesscs for defense. a number ~ whom
failed TO respond as their names we're
called
Attorney STRIPPING announced ready.
requesting the court To draw jury
from box. sheriff to make return
Thursday morning
Attorney Stripping. Who b. also
one OF the attorneys repre- cutting the
defendants announced that Il was the
desire Of counsel for defense Go tr,
the case OF the State ~. H. a. David
sou and J. N Kelley charged With
the murder ct Night WatchmGu "
G. SELLERS. at the present term Of che
rurrt. ard 90 save DELAY and the
probable Necessity at having Cau.
Co issue q special Nruirc tor this ease
rpuUc ted that jurors drawn from thr
box also be- used a. Ncuirc iu this
case. said jurors Co De- excused until
Nav 10th
There we're lcft seventy one namcs
of the regular vcuirc iu the box.
The clerk vas instructed To issue
To the sheriff a special ycuirc 81 clcy-
IN from the body of the county to-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-06

TALLAHAssEE. May o. The usual
sunday quiet Of the Leon Hobbies Was
broken yesterday afternoon when
Hon James T.. Alexander and Hon.
Macon Thornton, the Two Representa-.
lives from Volusia county. engaged
in "a astir encounter.
Mr. Alexander VAS standing m the
lobby of the hotel talking to friend
when Mr Thornton entered and in "a
moot acrId manner demanded of Mr.
Alexander 10 be- had made a state
ment that be- tAloNaudcrl had writ
ten thc platform upon which be-
CThoutonl ran
a understand that you made the
statement that you wrote the plat.
form upon which I made my race Tor
che Legislature" remarked Mr Thorn.
ton
Those in the lobby % the hotel Who
heard the remark thought that the
gentleman from volusia Was address
ana bic colleague iokingly
n think n was Nritteu ia ny
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-06

rAltAuAssgG Nav a ANvr =
lonu deoate the senate YESTERDAY
klllra the Wart,s eln wNlch Wes n.
tcudcd ~ voeels the wellcs ylalm b.
h. hrcoehl arelnsl the Stste throsb
The ccorts The vsle 81 indefinitely
tcstr.ope the mces0rc slcssa Ne ~ a.
ScnatcF tlawls spcke Cor over an
hcuF and clcgucpll, ereucd zoe the
rirhts cf Col wailcs ana ner thp Pass.
age ~ TIE hin ln Orlcr that soW mlxhl
b. brUOgbt against thc Stete hetoge
a iury IN a state. court,
several amendments wcre cHercd.
hUt Wvrc turned down.
senator Jchnscn opposed TIE meas.
urc though b. held that ne STATE
shOuld paw any rlwhtfal claim it
brought bcfOre the teElslaturN
The chief arguments against the
measure were that n HAS unconstito.
tiOnal aud also that h vas lR the
nature % class legislation.
some who voted o. indefinitely
postpone Il explained their votes. say.
ms they would b. glad % vote Cor
the claim % Col WALES q h could
b. proven rlght before che Senate.
bat shey opposed The enahllng bil
Gentlemen" said senator HARRIS
the iuiustlce the state has done COL
WALES partakes much % the same
injustice that Was due the state ny
the FeaeNi O0ycTament hr aoy
years" -
senator Johnson believed that lhe
parties are not estltlca b. over tSs.,
ses,eS, the pcrccutaEe oa thr amouat
actually COllcctcd
senator COnc said many ysoor pce
plc with small claims shoald nee ~
shut oUt u oac with a large elalm
Is Go o. allowed the elalm
"U would b. disgrace O. allow
one man With a laFEe claim % sue
f}v STATE. tpt tn shut oot thc small
vucs thoogh their claims ~ Nally a.
we hrUr,c m srcclal prlVtlcgcs
90 Uyrr"
Senator Cnoe v8vrcd an amend.
wruJ prnpOElHs tbRt uN Gec1 auOunt
should b. so tu thr rnahlrng act
SENATOR pnCkWan spokc at lyunth
lu behalf Ol thc bill ilp held that
a. lcJ che bars down vutlrvN NOaA
UvsuU in the cOurts bvlng cbOgEcd
With trumpet up clalms asainsl thc
Sfutr
ScuatOr Mcleod spokc In aYor ~
tho amendment clalmbN that che bln
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-06
Thornton Called Alexander
Liar; Fight Was Result

Office" returned Mr.. Alexander.
You are a d liar"
InstantaneOusly the two came Co
blows. but we're quickly separated by
friends.
The two members of the House
from Volusia have tood together GA
practically every issue since the
opening OF the session.
Mr. Alexander declared last night
however. that they had arrived az
the parting OF the ways, differences
having arisen over a local measure
Mr. Alexander said be- favored a free
bridge from Daytona Co naytona
Reach. while his colleague had taken
a different view.
Mr. Thornton called up the writer
over the telephone and stated that
his colleague, Mr. Alexander had
made certain statements which we're
not true and which tended not only
20 discredlt him. bat 90 blemish bis
record a. q legislator.
The aHalr 10 regretted BY the
frIeuds % both
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-06

TAIi.AuAssEE. Nav A l,urthy
HITTER nom Bon William ivnnings
nryan Vas sent o. the Legislature
yesterday by Oo,vruoF Oilchrlft o.
submitting che missi,p thr Governor
said
'Gvutlgmen of che lEgislaturc- Z
herewith rnclosc to yOu tF yuur cOn
sidyution copics of a communication
reviewed b. me from lion. William
lrruiuss ur,au
Ia a letter 90 me BE- states that
OWNS 60 prv,ious engagement. t
viIl o. Impossible tur him o. arrive
at Tallahassee boforc che tth Or iih
of lune bcluE abnut che time of ihr
ad'uuumrnt of the legislature ur
u thvr aiatrs
e think. thJrpiurt that ouEht
Co .rud a hotter 10 b. rad 81 the
Legislature rather than atirmpi o.
make a ,lait 81 yuur state thia sprlng
"a appreciate very much che honor
dous ms ~ thp Legislatuie aud ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-06
TWO MORE TIGERS"
PULLED WEDNESDAY
otrvrv riNkoscN tANns 90
PARKER AND tvplA JACKSON
ipfc. walton Was FNsa nelere Oras6
Juy snd wsrtsnts lssust
tor rbew Atfesl

Armed With Warrants issucd b, thr
strand Jury, DEPUTY sheriff Chas pink
o-ou "Wednesday landed Two aucgcd
"ugrr' kccrcrs Who have bccn upvr
a,ius In this city Cor thc pas, several
months.
Ed Parker was captured near the
Scaboard depot and Il vas stated that
he has done a very extensive business
for some time, llcsidCs The evidence
that was furnished before The strand
jury. other information has bccn 50
cured since his arrest
Lydia Jackson. Who has BEEN con.
Quoting restaurant on Masonic
street Tor some time. was also ar
rested on a similar chargc. the var.
rant coming from the gFand Jury.
There are a number Il other sus,
poets and Il h thought that the PRES.
ent grand jury win DO a great deal
towards putting q stop 20 this prac
tice In Alachua county,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-06
TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Ion wcdnesda,'s naIly.

from Wednesdays Daily;
The SECOND d1y of the sprlng term
ol the Circuit Court Tor Ahchaa coun.
.ty convened al ocloCk Tucsda,
morulus Ills Honor ludgc ? 4.
Wills pres idng
Just at the Cou,euiug Ot che court
Vim a pcNlry aud TRULY Ostcyu.
charged with murder of ". "a. Morc
land. and a. N davidson and . A.
Kelley. Who must face the Chargc 90
murder in the case Of ". G. scllars.
acre brought into court by a dvputS
aud took position GA the prisoner
bench az the eastern section Ot the
bar rail The defendants we're grcrt
"a By a number % friends upon enter
Ing. and seemed In a most cheerful
mood
Mrs. Emma Edmondson. daughter
OF Mr.. Davidson, vas present On tho
court room. and. advancing 60 her
father, Who vas seated. Ercotcd him
affccti0natcly. placing her arm ahout
his waist. WhsFc she remained Zoe
several moments in couyorsation
The scene Vas rather impressive Ga
those Who witnessed u. as the dv,o
tion between the two Vas plainly cyi.
dent After a few moments Mra -
mondson badc her fSNhrF goud b,r
and lcft the court room, assurinE him
of her slncgrvst loyalty, aud prOmls
ing 90 return ln q short whilo Mrs
Edmoudson d. an attractive uulo vo.
man. aud. aitlred in q neat costume
81 solid black. made pretty picture
az she fondly greeted her father
Accompanying the white prisoners
vas Sim Iondon "a NounE mullato.
against whom tho gFand iury return.
"a an indisimcnt of murder in thr
drst dsgree on Monday afternoon
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-06

From Tuesdays Daily sun;
The regular spring term of Circuit
Court, EiEhth judicial Circuit. In and
Tor Alachua county, convened NJ 40
o'clock Monday morning, Ills Honor
Judge J. T. Wills presiding. with
states Attorney J. NJ. Rivers. Clerk
=. n. Wicuges. sheriff 2. q. Ramsey
and other court officials In their ~.
speCtive positions.
Al the opening OF the Cour, sheriff
Ramsey made the return OF the fol-
lowing venire:
John Parker. A. d. oliver. A. A.
Burke. A. r. Torley. r. c. Pearson
John Ford. Moses Edelstoin. J. l.
Strickland. J. NJ Heidi c. c. ROM.
tree. J. +. Beard. J. l.. Feagle. Wallace
Mathews. "a. a. Chitty. }. r. DcSaa.
Thad &. Bryant. c. W. Gilbert. w O.
Terrell W. n. Gay. A. W. Lewis. W.
r. Bell. {. N. Beach. Geo. :. Mcrch-
ant. A. NJ. Ellis. r. J. liam. n. W.
Denham. r. Jcfords. =. T. Stock. =
n. Clark.
For various reasons Messrs. oliver.
Pearson. Heidi, Gilbert Lewis. Bell
Beach. Denham and Stock were eN-
cused
Whereupon the following grand
Jury was drawn: J. l.. Strickland.
Wallace N.ahew r. 3 Ham. Geo. =
Merchant. J.. l.. Feagle. A. T. Torloy
". o. Terrell. J. r. DrSha. A. A.
Burke John Ford. {. {. Routrce. =.
r. Clark. r. BEARD. Thad {. Bryant.
a N. Ellis. A. v. Ch',ty. Mo.cs Elcl
stein. ". n. Gay
Joseph Shannon was sworn In as
bailiff to the grand iury. and the jury
retired and selected as foreman
Gcorge =. Merchant. aud !. T. Reard
secretary
After receiving the charge of the
court. which was a very specific one,
90 which the closest attention was
paid. the grand jury retired to their
room on the first loor aud immediate
"a got down Co business The jury
ls composed Of a most Intelligent body
AS AN aggregation. and the manner n
which they went Co work o. evidence
Jhat they moan business
After sounding the civil docket. and
the hearing of au application Tor In.
junction m the ease of John q. White
W. Richard McCouathy 81 al, invol'
ing certain lands. Ia which injunction
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-06
William Jennings Bryan.
Writes Florida legislature

,ourselt and lf I had received tho m.
vtation earlier I Would have 80 made
nav plane az o. have ecccptod
- vin cnclose a letter which I
vnl ask yoa % deliver 10 the Legis.
laure
q ha,e the honor 10 b. very ~
snrctnully,
albert ". OlLCHRIsr.
~Oovemor
After oKnressiuH he rcEruta upon ~.
nE unable 90 Visu raliahassco boioro
thc Close of the legislative session.
Nr nryan explained bic views On q
uumher of sahiocta. some oi which
arr considered issues bciore the pre-
eut legislature speaking % Conaci-
cuce ~ Constituents Mr. bryan uaya
that b a. somctimcs arEucd that q
representative should obey he cons
Science rather than Ne constituents.
NY answer ia that ~ mus recognire
that Me constitucnts have coasciencs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-06
WALES CLAIM WILL
NOT GO BEFORE COURT
Senate Kills Che Harris BHl Which Sought That End.
BIN lOr Electric Chair introduced.

.ss n s,rca b uU,e sAct q class
lculslatt.,n.
seessor Williams cryS.ea ,ae
mcasure
scnstcg NNler oproscd ne pasnaee
~ Ne bln an n stcsa thcanh ~ ala
nee chlect e. the psymeul ~ the
State ~ any Use elAlm. Ne hela that
ne eln VIVID result ln many bi9 lau.
W. hccs.
Scustor erin revleWed uome 90 the
ga history % the case ana b hehale
~ the clalm.
SeuatcF nrocme sala he believed
the clAlm 10 b. a iusl cialua bul fcar.
"a the pFoposed measare woult ba
unconstltatlcaal
"a q dlvisloa. TIE senate voted rs
10 M on the Cone amendment b tha
amendment, and Mr. Hudson Votea
.no. lost
On tAe oFlginal amendment the
vote stocd tt totG -
Senator LogEelt moved lndennlts
postponemeut Adopted. lt % a.
one ot The most Important meas.
ures introduced On the senale vas
that By senator wtlnams proAlbl,lnw
sale ~ uuu0F between o'clock m
the svValas and o'slOsk h che mOFa.
ms,
A bln ~ Senator llaafoFa creates q
state tores,ry commissl0n and n IN
teoa0d - CONSERVE Ne fOcuai reseun
ees u TIE state \
TAs teeusA ~W1 !
An legal executions h this state
Wal taGc place N TIE naval eoanty
iAn Wa the electric chair. h a blll
lntrsaacea ~ Representative Nc.
Kcntie % Putnam IN the House yea.
ter'AAy b aaoptcd TIE bin provides
that che elcctrlc chair shah replace
the Eallows Coz lcNal executicns ana
approprlates u,ooe Cor the equip
mcnt 10 such q chair On ire noval
c,sunty ian where an receiving ne
death sentence yin b. taken 10 h
cxccuicd.
Representative raylor 81 Hills
boroagh intro1uccd a bin Cor tie pay.
mcnt % che Tampa state Pair CT.
uncatca
The afternoon session vas takea
up With bins % minor Importance.
thOuEh ne Ncelcy blli crcating the
Odlcc 20 pardon attorney was dla.
cusscd AZ some longth. but vas hnal.
n boU ovcs until wednesday.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-06

complete the regular panel return.
able Thursday morning. E JeflOrds
being the only petit iurOr retained
from the regular panel
Witnesses Tor State On the ncxley,
Ostccn case were excused until Thurs.
day morning az 3 o'clock. while Nit.
nesses Tor defense were requested O.
rcrort "wednesday,
After hearing a few hills 90 com.
plants aud eases Of minor import.
ance. the court adjourned until =
O'Clock Tuesday morning.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-06
Grand Jury Reports,

purlng the afternoon the sJand Jar,
came into opcn court ana presented
no hill State ~. tOh Dixon. mai
practice On odicc, state ~, white
'r"reh. wrrt,r. State ~ Anthem,
roltc, shudyr. state 81. Authon,
Polite. Jr.. slaudyr and Our true I'm
for murder
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08

has been spending several months as the
guest of Mrs. Wilson, at her home on
Hopkins street. Miss Macatee will re-
turn 10 Virginia in September
The Misses Fadeley of Leesburg. Va.
have had as their guest Mrs. Helen john
son and Miss Elizabeth Van Horn of
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c.. Stewart left
yesterday afternoon for Atlantic City.
where they will join Mr.. Stewards
mother, Mrs. IL. Clay Stewart
Mrs. Sylvester E. Penning and her
daughter. Miss Sara f. Penning of
Havre-de-Grace. Md, well known in
Washington society, have gone to Cape
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08

Kenny Berry has been with Mr. and Mrs.
Baker for some weeks.
Miss Gertrude Veitch was the guest
during the past week of Mrs Louis Roll
Inns at her home in Leesburg, Va.
Miss Edna Middleton of 3oth street
left last week for Woodland Hall. Forrest
Park, Nd, after visit to friends in
Marshall, Va.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Stuart have recent
~ moved to the Colonial, where they
have taken an apartment.
The sailing yacht Rogue sailed last
Sunday morning from Annapolis for a
cruise down the Chesapeake bay, man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08
ACATIONS long delayed have
been now entered upon by so
many official residents of the
capital that it would seem as il


instead OF being well into its last month.
There were numerous departures for Eu-
rope yesterday. Many of those to whom
an ocean voyage Is necessity each year
postponed their sailing much later this
summer than usual. The social quiet in
the neighborhood of the capital can scarce
ly be any more profound the rest of this
month than it has been straight through
the warm weather. but the closing of a
score of West End congressional hcmes
will perhaps accentuate the restful condi-
ton to those who are still here The
season is on at all the fashionable CEN
ters, especially Newport and Bar Harbor,
but it is at the Maine resort that Wash
inston cottagers are more frequently
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08
on 18th street Thursday after five-Week
stay at the Hotel Pierrepont. Atiantlc

on 18th street Thursday after fve-Weeh
stay at the Hotel Pierrepont. Atianue
City.
Mrs. Max Oppenheimer and dausntel
Ferda, accompanied ny her mother. Mrs
Clara Breslau, is st. ing at lhesapedhe
Beach Hotel, Chesapeake Beach. Nd
Mrs Benjamin Held and children ano
Mrs. b. Rosenthal are among the WASH
ingtonians staying at the Hotel f.erfe'
ront, Atlantic City.
Miss Tillie Raft is spending her vacation
in North Brightwood, u. {.
Mrs. julius Hertzberg, with her two
sons Allan and Louis, has returned from
Rraddock Heights, Md, and is spending
the week in Baltimore with relatives.
Mrs George Alpha Howe and little ones
Elise Frances and Fannie Sylvia Howe
are the guests of Mrs. Howes motner'
Mrs. Frances e. Jost. at Atlantic 1ity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08

Mrs. Alfred p Thorn will have as her
house guest for several weeks her
daughter and grandchildren, Mrs. w. f..
Driver. Miss Virginia Driver and Wilson
and Robert Driver of Norfolk. Va. Mrs.
Driver. accompanied by her children, will
sail August IS for Europe. where they
will spend year. They VIII be joined
in New York by DIR. Driver, who will
spend several months with them abroad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08

Mr.. and Mrs. I. Nelson conrad !eI'
washington recently for Maddox, Md,
where they will spend some time as the
house guests of Mrs. Conrads mother,
Mrs. Charles F. Hammett, at her country
place there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08

Mrs. Buckley and her daughter, Miss
Anne Buckley. who have been spending
ing Mrs. Buckeyes son-in-law and
daughter Mr. and Mrs. William Fitz
Hugh Gurley. returned last Saturday to
their home on r street on Georgetown
Heights
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08

Miss Lottie Mayfield. Miss Alice May
field and Miss Mary Mayfield of George
town left recently for Adamston. Frede-
rick county. Md, where they will spend
the month Of August.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08

Miss Grace Howe. Miss Violet Howe
and their brother, Mr.. Herbert Howe left
last Sunday for Atltntic City, where they
will spend about two weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08

Miss S. Tonita Ridgway of the Ka-
nawha left last Thursday morning for
East Gloucester. Mass, where she will
be the guest for several weeks of Mr.
and Mrs Charles Lunt, and their niece.
Miss Blanche Willard, at their summer
cottage