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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-31
is,t,np Miss Nolan in Middleburg.

visiting Miss Nolan in Middleburg.
Pete Lees. after spending vacation
in Warrenton. has gone TO New York,
where he sails for Porto Rico. to re-
Miss Maud Foster. of Washington.
D. c., VINO spent some time in War
renton last summer, is the guest of
Mrs. Elizabeth Gaines-smith
Mrs. Hoge gave bridge party on
Monday morning.
W A. chadburne. of New York,
visited friends in Warrenton this
week.
E. H. sublett has returned to War
renton after attending the Rochester
tennis tourney.
Miss zenonie Travers. who has been
visiting at the Penberton's, has re-
turned to her home In New York.
Mrs. Laura Pickett. OF Norfolk, Is
at Mrs. Curtis's for visit
Willie Brook and son, James Brook
after spending some time in Warren
ton. have gone to Markham, Va.
Miss Fanny Scott, of Richmond, af-
arrived in Warrenton for the sum
Douglas Brook. of Norfolk. is in
town for several days.
Mrs. Lucien Keith gave tea on
Monday afternoon, TO number of
Miss Edith wallach has gone to Bar
Harbor to visit relatives.
Mrs. Hardin. at the Pines. gave q
delightful tea this week in honor of
the Misses Mcdonnell, of Maryland,
who are visiting there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linthecumns and Miss
Lucille Smith. who have been at Mrs.
Poindexter's, left on Monday for their
homes.
John B. Grayson spent this week
at the Rockbridge Alum Springs,
where the Virginia Postmasters' AS
ISOLATION. of which Mr.. Grayson is
president. was In session.
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Cisrnont Social News.

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Cismont, Va, July 30.--Nlrs. Gordon
and family, of Richmond. are now at
coax Hill Camp" their beautiful new
home on Peters Mountain. They have
as guests, Miss Dorothy Fox and Miss
Reed.
Mrs Arthur scrivenor is expected
shortly as a guest Of Mrs. Gordon's.
Maxwell Waddey is among those
staying at Cloverfields.
Mr., and Mrs. Will Money gave a
VAN l nev e bu r svehtng sow Wie -
young people.
Miss Anne Noble is guest of Mr..
and Mrs, Mann for few weeks
Merry luncheon and supper parties
are held thrice weekly at The Pool.
where every one goes for a swim or
for a social time in the shade OF the
beautiful oaks,
Owing to the intense sympathy felt
for DIR. and Mrs. j. NJ. Page in the
loss of their baby boy, one or two
social events Were postponed until a
later date.
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Stuart Social News.
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Stuart. Va. July S0-Miss Evelyn
Martin has as her house guest, Mrs
and the Misses Simms, of Washing
ton, D. c., and Miss Bess Wilson. of
Bowling Green.
Miss Pulley, of Parksley. is visit
ing Miss Nell Sanford.
Misses May and Lucy Lybrook. OF
Winston. N. c.. who have been visit
ing here, left this week for Lake
George and Canada.
An informal, but very enjoyable
dance was given at Hotel Perkins last
Tuesday in honor of the young wo-
men visiting in town.
Misses Mary Critz. of Winston, has
returned to her home.
w. H. Wimbish has returned from
a trip to Richmond.
Mrs. w. Fl. Clark is visiting in
Roanoke.
Several parties from Danville and
Martinsville have spent the last week
camping on the mountain. There is
no sport in Virginia more beautiful for
camp. The scenery is magnificent,
the days delightfully."- cool and the
nights around the campfire perfect.
Mrs. G. NJ Armes, of Roanoke, is
visiting Mrs. B. B. Noel. at sunny
side"
Mrs. Gavock. OF Greensboro, is
spending the summer here.
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Concord Social News.
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tEpsI9di ~ nc iAAi'IS A|-t7tN-NNA-sl
Concord. Va, July 30-Rev. 5. Cas-
sic Akers. formerly OF this place. who
Is now situated at Fairfield. mas been
in town the past week visiting friends
and relatives, while on his vacation
Mrs. W. E. Price, OF Winston-Sa!eIn
y c.. who has been with her mother
in-law. Mrs. ]. A. Price. returned TO
her home Tuesday or last week.
Mrs c. 3. Cross and Miss Oracle
Cross. were in Lynchburg Wednesday;
Mrs II. c. Page. with son and
daughter. Master Wharton. and Miss
Mary. OF Crewe. were with friends
Mrs w l. Ould and son. Carroll.
were in Lynchburg Tuesday.
Miss Johnnie Martin spent last sun
day in Evergreen.
Misses Viola, Mary and Dora, left
Monday for Richmond county. Eastern
Virginia. for their annual summer
visit Miss Beatrice Bryant. sister Of
Mrs. Jett, who has been here for some
time left with them. This is the
second summer Miss Bryant has spent
with her sister mere.
Mrs j. a. Price, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l..
Dickey and Mrs. w. F. Fisher were
visitors In Lynchburg Thursday.
Mrs G. E. Nichols, formerly Miss
Rosa Howard, of this place. is visiting
Mrs w. c. Akers.
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Radford Social News.
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lSpeclal 70 Inc IlmeS-DlS patch.
Club viii glve a musical Monday
evening in the Sunday school room
Of the Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Elizabeth Adams and daughter.
Mrs. Radford Adams. gave delight
full reception a t her home. .Arnhaim.n
last Friday afternoon. about sixty per-
sons being present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Corbett left
Tuesday morning in their automobile
for a trip through. the Valley of vir,,
,ginia. and to Washington. They will
B be away about two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Ladd Mills. of Green
Vile, S, Co. and Mr.. and Mrs. q. p.
Carlton. OF Dayton, O., are among the
many guests OF G. r. Watson. in
Mrs, ". A. Wilson delightfully."- en-
,tertained the Current Events Club on
Thlsrsday last.
Mr.. and Mrs, Lee Trinkle, Of Wythe-
burg. will be guests at Casselton
Monday.
Miss Willie Harvey delightfully."- on
tertained the Afternoon Idlers at cards
Thursday afternoon, at her home on
Eighth Street.
Mrs, William Ingles entertained the
Foreign Missionary and Aid Societies
last week.
Mr., and Mrs. schott and little son.
Walter are at Queens Grove. They
their return to Virginia,
Mrs. John Fiaer left Saturday for
Branchville, S. c., after visiting Mrs
| G. w. Lyle.
son, and Miss Isabel Ralston. OF Mid
dlehoro. KY, are guests of Mrs Angle
Rev. and Mrs. E. r. Carter and
family. who have been the guests Of
Mrs, Elizabeth Adams, returned to
their home in Lynchburg Thursday /
Carl Crockett OF Americus. Ga.
spent several daYS th town last week.
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Powhatan Social News.
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Powhatan, Va, July 30.-NIrs. W. D.
wingaeld of Richmond. was the week
end guest of Mrs. R. D. Tucker
Miss Lula Blankingship, Of Gooch-
land. is visiting Miss Grace Howard,
of this place.
Little Miss Lois Lyon. of Richmond,
Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. ]. A. Tilmal.
here.
R. A. Davis and wife. OF Washing
ton. D. c., are visiting the formers
parents at this place.
Mrs. w, A. Gills, OF Richmond, Is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs Noble Jordan and little daugh-
ter. who have been the guests of Mrs.
r, D. Tucker for some time, left yes
terday for visit to Mrs. James Jor-
dan before returning to their home
Misses Gay Miller and Louise
Weiseger have returned here, after a
visit to friends in CuIl berland.
Mrs Willie Nichols spent several
days of this week with her parents
". o. Goode. of Richmond, spent
Sunday at his homo here.
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Warrenton Social News.
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Warrenton, Va. July 30-Mrs. Louis
Antonsanti. of New York. who is at
home with her mother, Mrs. James
P: Jetries, gave a tea on Thursday
Elaine Powell. of Washington
Mrs. Eleanor Johnson and Miss Jose
phine Johnson left this week for
Greenwich. Miss Julia Johnson goes
to Norfolk, where she will accept a
position in the Norfolk schools In the
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Nelson and Miss
Mary Nelson motored to Clark county
this week, where they will spend sew
eral days.
Professor j. D. Harris and T. s..
Settle, who are both well known in
Warrenton, spent several days in town
this week.
The second german of the Warren
town hall on Friday night, and it
was well attended.
Miss Sadie smoot, of Richmond,
spent the weekend with Mrs. G. Ben
Grayson, at Mrs. Willis's 1.,,aax
and Masters Billie and Jack Hayes
left on Wednesday for Pennsylvania,
where they Will spend several weeks.
In the tennis tourney that was play
ed on the courts of the Warrenton
Country Club. Mr. Hartman and Miss
Wilbur won the cups, defeating In
the finals, Miss Margaret Hoge and
Hugh Spilman. The cups We're do
mated by Mrs. VIII Hayes and j. D..
Miss Ruth Carter, of Orange. is
visiting her uncle, Albert Fletcher,
Mrs. A. NJ Ross. who has been
spending some time with DR.. and Mrs.
Kennedy. at Cassillis. left on Friday
Miss Louise Evans is at home again
after a two weeks vacation spent In
Hancock, Md
The women Of the Catholic Church
Green Hotel on Wednesday night, and
quite q large sum was realized from
M Miss Sally Marshall attended the
Manassas Horse Show on Thursday.
Miss Margaret and Barbara Hoge,
who are spending the summer at Cap
tain Carters, spent several days this
week at NIiddleburg.
Ned Chapman, OF Baltimore, Is visit
ing Hayward Spilman.
William H. Curtis is at homo after
a vacation spent at ATLANTIC CITY
Mrs, John r. Turner is at homa a r.
ter several days In Baltimore. =
G. II. Tiffany visited Baltimore this
week.
Walter Cook. of Baltimore. is spend.
ing his vacation in Warrenton,
Miss Lilly diamonds Is at home afte,
visiting friends in Stafford county.
Mrs. p, M. Fair and Miss Emily Fai,
haye gone to Atlantic City for yisi,
of several days.. q
Gus Kelly, Of New York, who ha.
been Visiting In Warrenton, has re-
Mrs. Fred savage, Who has bser
spending some time In yeuton. u
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Bon Air Social News.
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lRPSStaA ~ liz 4iilieS-llSpdtCu.l
Bon Air, Va. July sO.-Dr. and Mrs.
Charles Robins and family. who have
been at the Inn. left on Saturday.
Miss Katherine Haner and Miss
Mason We're guests of Miss Carrie
Moore on Sunday.
Miss Lisa Archer and Mrs Charles
Brown were guests of Mrs. Beverly
Randolph during the week.
Mrs Charles Stokes, OF Richmond.
and Mr.. and Mrs, Donald Boyd were
with Mrs. Whitmel Forbes last week.
Mrs. 7. L. p. Cooke left on Saturday
to visit her son, Preston Cooke, at
Chatham,
Frank Pinkerton and Miss Eleanor
Pinkerton, of Norfolk, were with Dr.
and Mrs Mcclure recently.
Mrs George Goodrich and children.
of Norfolk. and Mrs. Adkins are at
THE Inn"
Mrs. D. Fucker and little daughter,
Katherine. are with Mrs. James Pat
ton.
Mrs Pierce and Miss Nancy Pierce
Were the guests this week Of Miss
Eva Talcott
Miss Lathrop has been visiting Miss
Annie Kearns,
Mr.. and Mrs, Johnston are staying
with Mrs. Ellerson.
Mrs. Ellen Rogen has been the guest
OF her daughter, Mrs Fairlie Cooke. at
THE Inn"
Miss Winifred Crenshaw. Miss Car
RE Moore. Miss Hermtne Moore and
John Christian We're among few
friends entertained on Wednesday,
night by Miss Haner. at Ginter Park.
mond, is the guest of Miss Harriet
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visitor this week at the home of DR..

visitor this week at the home OF DR..
John w. scoA
Miss Marie Kite. of Liberty Mills.
spent several days this week on a
visit to Miss Duval. at Woodlawn Sem
mary.
Miss Julia Jennings, of richmond.
was guest this week of Mrs. j. h.
Hume
s E. stratton and Ed. Roberts have
returned from pleasant trip to Coney
Island. Brooklyn, New York and other
II. D. Hildebrand visited relatives
and friends at Waynesboro several
days this week.
Miss Alma AGREE. Of charlottesville,
in South Gordonsville.
Mr.. and Mrs r. c. Hogshead, Mrs.
Queennie Coates. Harris and John VIII
Davenport left on Monday for two
Mrs. N r. Parkinson and children,
OF Danville, are visiting the former $
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Martin,
in South Gordonsville.
Tom Hawley. OF Richmond. was the
guest several days this week OF his
aunt. Mrs. James T. Bailey.
George AGREE and family, of Rich
mond, spent several days this week
with his father. ]. T. AGREE. in our
town.
Miss beuIdn SOS mas IcluIuSU " llcE
home in Hinton. w. Va, after spend
ing several weeks with Mrs. w. T.
Bolton.
H C.. Mcmillan was Gordonsville
visitor this week.
John Goodwin. of Washington. visit
ed his mother in the city this week.
Miss Lila White has returned to her
home in Richmond, after spending
some time with her aunt. Mrs. j. l.
Schindell.
Miss Wingheld, of Charlottesville.
was a visitor at the home OF Mrs.
Mollie Sneed on Wednesday
H. NJ Ogden and family returned to
their home in Norfolk on Thursday
after spending about two weeks with
the formers brother, Rev. T. w
Ogden. in our city
j. L. T. Sneed and bride arrived
Tuesday from visit to the formers
sister, Mrs John G. Voolfolk. at Uno
Mrs. John Thomasson and little
child and Miss 4 Doris Wood. OF
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Onancock Social News.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Onapcock, Va. July 30.-Bishop
Beverly D.. Tucker preached and con-
Church Tuesday evening.
Miss Vivian Wilson. guest of Miss
sahra Polk NAPLES for several weeks.
has returned to Portsmouth. :
Miss Isabelle Williams. having spent
Of Miss Pansy Wilkins, left for Orange
Saturday Miss wilkins gave a book
party in her honor Wednesday even
Mrs. E. Oliver Bell and SON Master
Norvell recently guests of Mrs. Will
Miss Lila NJ. Rogers. of Baltimore,
is with her cousin, Miss Minnie NJ.
Mills. for several weeks,
Misses Margaret G. West. Dorothy
E. Wise, Sarah Parker and Maud M
Borum We're passengers on steamer
Maryland for Baltimore Monday.
Abel G. Kelly is with his son, Dr..
Winfred S. Kelly, at Centre Moriches,
Captain Webster Marshall has re-
turned from a visit to his mother at
Miss Estelle Click is home from a
six weeks trip to Baltimore and
Mrs. Klein. who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs, Myers Click, for the
past month, left for her home In Bal
timore, Monday
Miss Lucy Wise left for three
weeks sojourn at Atlantic City. Mon
day
Luckett, Of Baltimore, are at the home
OF Mrs, John S. Tyler.
Miss Jennie Decide, who has been
with Miss w. D. Titlow since March
last, returned TO Philadelphia Tuesday
Mrs. Sallie Daugherty. of Baltimore
is the guest of her sister, Mrs
Marietta Riley,
Misses Mary E. Kelly and Catherine
Gusts have returned from q visit tc
relatives In Eastyille, Va.
Mrs Ohio l. Parker and Miss Cath
crime a. Parker are spending Weeh
with relatives at Birds Nest.
Mrs, r, t. Ames is al Mountain
Lake Park, Md, for two weeks,
Mrs Margaret Bagwell Mrs. II. S
Simmerman. Mrs, NJ. d. Leatherbury
Miss Catherine Simmerman, Miss Mar
garet Leatherbury and Master Dougla
e. Leatherbury are at Charleston, Nv
| Va. for the summer.
Mrs. a. j. LeCato, Of New York, !
at the home Ut Ms. Lottie Eichel
berger ~
Fenwiels Murrey, Of Annapolis, Md
Rev, g, A. Jones and family, 9
Norfolk, are at Accomac. Visiting tn
family OF MIS-. John d. Grant. M
! Philip M yXer, principal OF tn
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Highland Springs Social News.

Especial to The Tfmes-Dispatch.J
Highland Springs. Va, July 30
The Methodist Sunday school gave it's
annual picnic on Wednesday at Forest
Hill, and a most delightful
day was spent in true picnic style
The Daughters of Liberty will meet
tomorrow night at o'clock in Odd
Fellows Hall.
Misses Ruth and Kathryn Vaughan.
OF Elm Avenue, are visiting at J"Bel-
mont" the beautiful country home of
their grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
B. f. Vaughan. in King and Queen
county.
DR.. G. T. Collins and family will
spend the month of August in Mad
ison county, at DR.. Collinss ancestral
home.
Mrs. Dewitt Hubbard and son. Mas
ter John Boyce Hubbard, are visiting
friends in Maryland.
Mrs. Vernon Mayer has returned
from a delightful sojourn at Ocean
View.
Miss NJ. E. Mckenzie left yesterday
for Glen Allen. where she will spend
several weeks with her nephew, Alecs
Wyatt, and family
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Raleigh Social News.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Raleigh, n e. July so,EMrs, Alex
rately on Thursday Of last week in
honor OF Mrs, Hanfr. the bride of her
son, Rev. Samuel Hanff, who was Miss
Smith, of Scotland Neck. There We're
more than 100 callers for the "at
home" which was most delightful
affair.
Mrs. Josephus Daniels and children
and her mother Mrs. Adelaide W. Bag
ley. have returned from Morehead.
where WGar spent ana sa A weeks
into Western Carolina. They expect
TO be gone a month.
Miss Annie Lee Grissom. OF Green's
ford, We're the honor guests Of Miss
Lena Swindell, for delightful "at
home at the Swindell home on New
bern Avenue, Tuesday afternoon. It
was an al fresco affair. with the wide
and decorated With Japanese lanterns.
In addition to the hostess and guests
of honor, there We're in the receiving
line James and William Joyner, AS
Miss Patsey Hinton. MISS Dixie Leach,
and Miss Minna Harding, and Charles
Newcomb. There We're, 100 or more
guests. and dancing was one of the
IS SpeCldlly utllSiIA VI paollulcS.
Misses Ethel and Blanche James, OF
Mt. Olive, were guests the past week
of friends here land returned home
accompanied by Misses Edna and Elsie
Hilker, Maude Hotchkiss and Nettie
Perkins. who will be guests Off the
Misses James for house party. With
them also went Miss Florence King, OF
Savannah, who has been visiting here
Mrs. A. L. Baker is at home for a
few days after spending while al
her Swepsonville residence.
Mrs. j. S. Jetfries has gone to Can
ada for the summer.
Mrs r. M Jordan is at home again
after visit TO her mother at Colds
| boro.
Letters and postcards received by
| friends here this week Indicate tina,
number of Raleigh people are en-
Toying European trips Immensely just
now, Heard from within the past few
! DAYS We're Professor and Mrs. Wade
r. Brown, now in Rome. Mrs. James
o. Litchford, in switzerland. and Miss
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Gordonsville Social News.
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Especial to The Tinles-Dispatch.1
Gordonsville, Va. July 30.-Mrs. NJ
"A. Smith. Mrs. B. F. Dettor and little
son, OF Chattanooga. Tenn. are visitors
at the home of the formers sister,
Mrs. ]. A. Noble.
Misses Helen and Isabel Bateman. Of
Low Moor. are guests Of their aunt,
Robert Snecd, of Richmond. visited
Miss Rae Block has returned from
visit to friends at Orange.
Mrs. John W. Scott and daughters,
Misses Marcia and Deane Scott. have
returned from a two weeks trip to
Buffalo Ridge Springs.
e. v. Breeden. of Richmond. was a
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Charlottesville. are guests this week
of Mrs. j. E. SchIosser.
Mrs w. w Fitch and two children,
Of Luray are visiting her sister, Mrs
Blanche Beckham.
Miss Ethel Faulconer is guest of
her sister. Mrs. E. NJ. Niche.
Mrs A P. Derby and little child are
visiting the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 3. II. Partlow.
Mrs. J. A Mayhugh and family, of
Baltimore, are visiting at the home
Of ]. T. AGREE.
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Brian Social News.

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Brian. Va, July 30,-Mr. and Mrs,
J.. N. Walker and Masters ]. N.
Walker, Jr., have returned home from
q visit to friends in Green Springs
Little Miss Victoria Holiday is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Hugh Lewis,
in Richmond.
j.. w. Holiday has been quite I'M
we'll for several days.
Mrs. u G. Mansfield continues sick
at her home near here.
Miss Mamie Jones and Miss Janette
and Gertrude Jones' of Richmond. are
visiting the family Of A. F. Estes.
G. b. Nelson, OF Richmond, was at
Brian this week.
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Flora creech. and Mrs. Horace powell.

Flora Creech, and Mrs. Horace Dowell.
In London.
Friday evening Miss Alice Harper
Wilson was hostess for very pleas
ant Eat home" in honor of Miss Eliz-
abeth Moore. who is her guest this
week
Friday night there was a delightful
concert by some of the best talent in
the city for the benefit fAthe Ra-
leigh League ball team. Mrs. Charles
Mcllimmon, DIR. Hubert Register, Miss
Ellen Durham, Miss Musa Ellison We're
among the most notable participants.
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high school at Chester. is with friends
in town and county. the first time for
a number OF years.
Mrs II. L. Adkins ard two children.
of Pocomoke City. Md, are guests of
Mrs. John NJ Watson.
Miss Marie Carlisle Duncan is at
Parksley, the guest OF Miss Louisa
Mason.
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Miss Marguerite Barringer. OF

.HIsS WAT 3 utTIlU bdTrlNSSr, OF
Blacksburg. is the guest of Miss Lucille
Cassel.
L D. Witt. of Hamlet. N. C., spent
several days in town last week
Miss Marguerite Trolinger is the
guest of Miss Willie Harvey.
William Ingles, Jr.. has returned
from Saltville. where he visited Mrs.
Ingles's relatives
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Home Mission Society of
Bourne Memorial Church was held at
u Ine nome OF Mrs, T. r. Kelley. on
Thursday afternoon.
Misses Kathleen and Lucille Cassel
and Darnold Adamson will attend a
house party in Pulaski, given by Miss
Mary Massie. next week
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-01-28
soisnos For It's Own Sake.

A prominent feature in Faraday's
character was his absolute love of sci
ence for it's own sake. He freely gave
his discoveries to his world when he
could easily have built up a colossal
fortune upon them. He once told his
friend, Professor Tyndall, that at a
certain period of his career he had
definitely to ask himself whether he
should make wealth or science the OBJ
ject of his life. He could not serve
both masters and was therefore COM
PEELED to choose between them. When
preparing his well known memoir of
the great master. the professor called
to mind this conversation and asked
leave to examine his accounts, and
this is the conclusion the professor ar
rived at: Taking the duration of his
life into account, this son of a black
smith and apprentice to a bookbinder
had to decide between a fortune of
f150,000 on the one side and his unen-
dowed science on the other. He chose
the latter and died a poor man. But
his was the glory of holding aloft
among the nations the scientific name
Of England for a period of forty years.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-01-28
Goat Mutton.

"When you get a leg of mutton and
find on trying to cook 1t that 1t seems
likely eve to get done, it's goat"
says a local housekeeper.
1.-THE only way of distinguishing kid
from lamb or goat from mutton is that
the goat flesh requires longer to cook
and eye when thoroughly done has a
reddish appearance as though 1t were
slightly rare. When properly prepared
goat flesh is just as tender, just as nu-
tritious as mutton and has exactly the
same flavor. There is a prejudice
against 1t, which, however, is entirely
III founded, and it is likely enough that
this feeling is due more to the comic
artists than to anybody else. In a
comic picture representing the goat the
old Billy Is usually shown m%unching a
tomato can or a straw hat or a lot of
clothes stolen from the line, but as a
fact the goat is just as particular
about his food as the sheep, eats about
the same kind and In spite of the comic
artist in about the same quantity. The
animal Is just as Clearly as the sheep.
and the only reason why the butchers
do not openly avow their sales of goat
meat is on account of the unfounded
prejudice against it. 1t is sold under
the name of MISUNDERSTANDING.