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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05
WATERBURY

Ethel Blalsey has returned to her work
at the hospital
Mrs. Catherine Maloney is at the
home Of her daughter, AIRS. +. r. Foss.
Wallace Green was Ii Burlington sat,
uraay to attend the funeral of a little
niece.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lease have been
visiting their son, Clark Lease, in Rut-
land
Dillingham; grange installed is officers
Saturday evening and had a very pleas
ant time.
Mr. and Mrs. william Douglas have
moved into the house with Mr. and Mrs.
Levi Davis.
Editor and Mrs # G. WhitehiIl have
returned from a visit to Nr, Whitehilfs
parents in Groton
The Vermont Girls had d most en-.
ioyahle New Years party with Norma
Perkins Friday evening
Grove Tilley has returned to his work
at the hospital, after vacation spent
at his home near Burlington
ATr. and Mrs Homer Demeritt 81 Bur.
lington have been guests Of MI Demar
tits father, Richard Demeritt
z. 7. Palmer il. was in Montpelier
Saturday attending meetings 81 tile ex.
ecutiYe and building committees 81 Mont
pelier seminary
Howard Bulkeley who has been with
his parents, MIR and Mrs D b. Bulka
ley, has returned TO his studies at Tire
Haneman Medical college, New York
City
Miss Winnifred Han of ST. Adams was
the guest last evening 81 Mr. ana Mrs.
p. + Palmer ir. She was on her way
to Wellesley college, where She is
junior
The next meeting of toe Twenty Eve
club win be held a the Waterbury inn,
January l0 z. FL joslyn has charge 81
the meeting. and the Hon John senter Of
Montpelier will speak upon Taxation
sTbe funeral 81 Mrs NJ. r. Strickland
was largely attended from her late home
Saturday afternoon The floral tributes
were beautiful Rev 2. b Kellogg off
ciated- Mrs. Demeritt and Mrs. Palmer
sang The burial was in the village
cemetery Mt Waterbury
Prof ] z Taylor Of Vermont acad
envy, Saxtons River expresses himself
much pleased by the way he was re-
eeived by The various members Of the
Cancels Hump club Prof Taylor IS
an enthusiastic mountain climber and
has strong faith ID the beauty Of Yer
mont mountains. He not only wishes
trails and houses Of refuge on each
mountain. but ono grand trunk trail,
which shall connect them all
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05
IN BOSTON MARKETS.
Very Little Change in Prices, Demand
and supply

Very Little Change in Prices, Demand
and Supply.
Boston, Jan. 8 There Is no special
change in the local market for dairy
products from last reports. Butter has
had something Of a slump in New York
but this event has not yet had any effect
on the local market and Is not expected
to. Boston prices have not gone as high
as those in New York and viii, therefore,
probably be slow 10 follow the decline
there. Butter IL not doing much in The
local market, but there is not . great
deal to do with. Cheese continues quiet
but firm, owing to moderate supplies.
Egg receipts are still Light but % is
the demand. and prices do not change.
Jobbing quotations.
Butter Fancy northern creamery.
tubs S5@see, boxes and prints SO q
SIC, western ash tubs s4@s4Isc fair to
good creamery 80Mssc fnc storage
creamery afG $50, dairy 3lGS2c
Cheese New York. full creams fancy
1874 Mlsc, Vermont lT@lTi5c Wiseon.
sin Young Americas ls@ls1ac, sage Is
@lsMe.
Eggs Fancy hennery 44145c, choice
eastern asM40c, fresh western SEQ asc,
storage 2s0S0c
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05
GROTON

Judges Thomas a Hall was al Wsas
River Monday
James Markham was at Montpelier
yesterday on business
M. ana Airs. Ernest Taisey Of View.
bury we're visitors in town snndaY
miss Carrie Downs returned To LEI
studies at Montpelier seminary Mon.
day
aIr. and Mrs Carl Nelson Of Ryeaals
VIC guests Of M- and Mrs + N. Hali
sunday
Mr.. and Mrs William Reid and little
son returned to their home ct Montpelier
yesterday.
The Naedlecraft club Will meet this
week Thursday afternoon with Mis- @.
+. Pillsbury
George Whitehill Of St. Johnsbury ar.
rived here Saturday and Is spending the
week With bis family
MT. and Mrs George Corruth vent
70 Topsbam yesterday to attend the
funeral Of Mrs Love Frost.
D. Jesse Smith left yesterday for al.
bany, NJ Y, Rheer he win take couI@o
at the Albany Business college
Raymond Pare left Saturday for Man.
chester, N, H. where he will enter the
Bryant 8 STATIONS Business college
DIT. and Mrs Guy n. Waeieh ard son
Of Montpelier have been Visiting thelr
parents, Mr and Mrs. Timothy Welehs
Tor few days.
Mr. and Mrs S. r. Annis have gone
10 Groton pond where they have en-.
plogment for the winter for The Miller,
Aver Lumber company
Editor and Mrs. H G. Whitehill Of
Waterbury were visitors at the home of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II
Whitehill over sunday
Esv II. Al. smith wall al Wells Rivtr
Thursday, where lie ofaciat at tie
narriaee cf Nathan Kicker and MS
Rollins at Hale's tavern
Misses Katie Downs and Helen Smith.
who have been passing The Holiday vaea
tion at their homes here. returned to
their schools ii Newbug Monday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05
A wad Blizzard Raging

brings danger, suffering, often DEATH to
thousands, who take colds, coughs and
Ia prippe--that terror of winter and
spring, rs danger signals are STUFFED
up" nostrils, lower part Of nose sore,
chills and fever, pain in back Of head
and thoat gripping cough When grippe
attacks you, al YOU value your life. don't
delay getting Or. Kings New Discovery.
Zone bottle cured me- writes A. L. Dunn
Of Pins Valley, Miss, after being laid
up three weeks with grippe" For sore
lungs, hamorrhages, coughs. colds, whoop-
inc cough bronchitis. asthma it's SUI
preme. SOC and sl0O. Guaranteed By
The Red Cross Pharmacy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05
WEST BERLIN

A boarding house IS much needed here
Mrs Sarah Davis is visiting in North
field
Walter MiddIebrook returned from bis
Christmas vacation Monday
"A. " Stephen visited his brother, VIII.
liam, in MorrisTille last week.
Mrs. Clara Rice Of Derry, N. III, is
at her mothers Mrs Martha Johnston.
Tickets for all points on the rail-
road can be bought at the new ticket
office.
The Ladies' Aid win give an enter
tainment, with cake and coffee served, at
IDS hall, Friday evening Of this week.
Admission, l3c
M. and Mrs. Charles Paterson Of Chi
eaeo are spending a few weeks with Mrs
patterson's mother and sister, Mrs Em-
IL Emerson. aud daughter Addie.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05
RIcKER's MARKET.

Reports Beef and Mixers Lower-other
Market Steady.
st, Johnsbury, Jan. s-I3eef il q
shade lower AIilks s. to $40 per head
lower All other stock market steady.
The receipts for the past week were:
Poultry 200 pounds, lo@llc.
Lambs rs, s@6e
Hogs-25. 7h@sc.
Cattle-f0, 2@5c.
Calves-70, &C..
Mich cows-l0, S27@si5.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05
POETS OLD LOVE LETTERS.
Correspondence of Alfred de Musset
with Unknown Woman.

Paris, Jan, 81 Seventy autograph
love letters Of the poet Alfred de Nus
set, which were deposited thirty years
ago with the National library, were OPEN
lea yesterday. They viii be pub
lished shortly.
ghe letters were given TO the French
nation at the instance Of Jules Troubat
BY the woman to whom they were ad
dressed, on the promise that they wonld
not be printed until a certain time had
elapsed after her death. She Is de-
scribed a. Mile, X, and il has been
stipulated that her real name be kept
secret.
The dates Of the letters run from 1887
to lsf8. It is generally believed here
that the mysterious Nile. X. is q wom-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05
EAST RARRE.

Wuchosen Tribe Of Red Men and
Winona council, No. 3, p. Of p, win
have joint raising Of chiefs Thurs
day evening January @ VIII the mem-
hers 81 Winona council meet at Z for
special meeting To elect a Poeahontas
and other important important chief
taincies. By order Of Poeahontas
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05

an with whom the poet lived in intimate
relations for eleven yea9s and who mar
ried his brother, Paul. after Alfred's
death She carefully clipped OF erased
from the letters all portions which might
might betray her identity
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05
TRAVELLERS RAILWAY GUIDE.
centraI vermont RaIlway.

AenNkA NtfMOht Halfway
Trains leave Barre fer White Riyor junction
and Boston. aad way stations, also Windsor
and Bellows Fails and New York at as and
LOS g u. and ii.65 ,. n. Also leave bssre for
Waite River Junction Bellows Fails, Spring.
field and Now York a. 5.45 n ~.
Trains leave Barre for Burlington, St. Al
bans, Montreal and way atattons At a23 q M,
teb. SO p. N. and 2iB N.
Montpelier B Wells River Railroad
Trains leave barre for wells River. connect.
ing at that point with tVains going both north
md south, 80 1876 g. M. i2,25 and a0f p. m. Tho
1875 train connects with train for Boston, and
north for Lisbon. Ltttlston. FAbyans and Lam
easter, also with Montreal express, and the 7.l5
and b06 trains with s. ,Iohnsbufy trains
Trains leave Barre for Montpelier at 12o,
1880 a. m, 1885. aoa. 4.i0 snd 80 p IA
Electric Street Railway.
Cars leave square n barre Tor Montpelier Al
IS minutes OF and Is inmates past the hour.
Leave Montpelier foz Barre on the hour and
half hour until 10 p. a.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
TO refund the money on a 5o.cent bottle
OF Greene's Warranted Syrup Of Tar If
Il fails to cure yeur cough or cold We
also guarantee 25-cent bottle 70 prove
satisfactory or money refunded
Red Cross Pharmacy, Il. A. Drown,
c. Il. kendrick s Co, D. F. Davis,
George Il. Edison, j. D. Macarthur,
w. Ia. Miles & Co, McAIlister Bros,
u. e. Howard, 3 al Cumming,
r. W. parmenter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05
PRICES RISE GENERALLY.
Stocks Take Upward Turn Toward Close
Of Day.

New York, Jan. 5.-Exeelient earn
ings by the Vanderbilt lines, with more
favorable reports on the labor situation,
and the belief that high money rates
win soon end, caused a general rise in
the stock market IL The last hour. As
the result the close was strong, with
gain ringing from Il in Denver to 81
in Southern Pacific
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05

A. NJ. Hodgdon and wife were business
visitors in Barre Thursday
Communion at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning.
Mrs. Lewis st. John Of Marshield Wis
tied her son, Ernest, Friday,
Mrs. Emma Collins has gone to visit
her son, Clyde, in Massachusetts,.
The jubilee singers Of Fiske university
win give an entertainment here January
William Harvey Of Irashurg has been
spending a week with his mother at
Dir. Lewis at Lover Cabot.
Prof. P. A. Gilmore returned from
Underhill and resumed his duties in the
high school Monday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. pike Of Plainfeld
were in town Sunday to see his father
who has been III several weeks
George Dow went to Whitefeld, n
IT., Saturday with the remains Of Mrs.
Francis Somerset, who died quite sud
denly.
0. II. Heath and NJ r. Haines went
to Hardwick Saturday, drawing the old
boiler from the creamery to parties who
have purchased it.
Mrs. Edwin Could and little son have
returned from Salem Mass, where she
has been a few weeks with her mother,
Mrs Kate Morehouse.
Mrs Bemis Pike was very pleasantly
surprised last Thursday By the gathering
Of few friends, including her brother,
It the home Of SIR and Mrs Pliny Smith.
to remind her Of her seth birthday A
sumptuous dinner was served and a
pleasant social time was enjoyed By en-
IT was gotten np through The Kindness
Of Mr. and Mrs. smith
The grange held its annual meeting
last Wednesday and elected its officers
for the coming year. Master, A. A. Hop
kins; oYerseer George Lairds secretary,
orion 0sgood treasurer, Angus Smith
chaplain, a. " Nelson; steward s. a.
Nelson; assistant steward. John Barr
lady assistant steward, Mrs Mary DEi.
nell; lecturer. Mrs. Ncttie Barr Ceres,
Mrs Ida Hopkins; Pomona. Mrs Nancy
Lawson; Flora Mrs Ola Laird; gate.
keeper. Granville Laird The installa.
tion win be announced later
The chicken PIE supper at the Congre-
1ational church Christmas eve was well
patrpnized, the net proceeds amounting
% s32 The exercises were well rendered
Singing. "a Merry Christmas" By the
four little Misses Walbridee was well
appreciated and worthy Of praise; the
kindergarten also came To the front with /
Its Santa Claus song and WAS loudly /
anplauded as were several other recita
tons by the little ones; the primaries /
also did justice to several recitation,
among them being a Tong By seven girls |
carrying wresths Of evergreen; few I
other Rotations and songs made a very
agreeable program.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05

Don't use harsh physics The reaction
wealSens The bowels, lead To chronic con
stipation Get Doan's Regalets They
operate easily, tone the stomach, cure
CONSTIPATION.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05

Large Attendance at the Congregational
Church Meeting.

NAaAtAi. Ai+r Nttths
The annual New Wears dinner and
roll.call Of tie Congregational church on
Saturday last was wen attended by III
people, who did justice to the wen filed
tables Of toothsome yiands and enjoyed
Il social hour This Il reported as the
largest attendance on record Mrs Mary
Stone, aged %. was present and is the
eldest person in town. II che afternoon
the rol-call was responded 70 BY about
Us BY repeating verse 81 Scripture o.
a poem, besides several letters from
friends. who were once members Of the
church. Rev n. A. Russell and wife Of
Winstead, Conn, sent letter 81 greet
ing. alsD Rev D II billiard Memorials
were read by Mrs. Emily Smith for de
parted ones who were members Of the
church, and some who were not also
words Of sympathy we're extended to the
home Of Charles Adams and family, in
recognition Of their recent bereavement.
The average attendance at church the
past year was reported over 100,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05
OIIltry
F eedS

Ayerill Mills Dry Mash,
AverilI Mills Scratch Feed,
Wheat, Barley, Buckwheat,
Oyster Shells, Crit, etc.
Pages Perfected Poultry
Food.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-09
2inewood Dots.
Editor TIC Manning T;Ue'
:Ec:::c. .o- .@>; wccS.

Editor TIC Manning T.me>:
one Of the mos; enjoyable social events
OF the season was a ''Tacky Party" given
las, Friday evening 1t the Pinewood
Hotel. about eight O'Clock the guests
began 70 gather and i. was not long be-
fore The well lighted and attractive
rooms were G!led with Young people
dressed in every conceivable costume
imasina Die. The young ladies wore
dresses with every color OF the rainbow,
while the boys were tough looking Gus
toners in their ,ackv suits. Some wore
overal!s well stained with paint, while
Others resorted 20 uniform coats and
plow shoes.
Quite number OF entertaining games
were played during the evening. Miss
Reeves and Miss EutSon daiu,ilr served
Observation-Disclosures. pinGerS and horse
cakes.
After refreshments the guests were
invited into the dining room 70 Gu. the
cake. Mis-: Reeves cut The ;hiIuble.
while Mr.. Camie Broadway sliced him
self dime.
0Among those who enjoyed The ecen.
10. we're: Misses Cardie and Annie
Reeves, Misses Hu;son, Bertha Broad
way, Lillian Launce. y bic Ragin. Odel
Barm:ck, Mrs Epperson. Mrs. Toomer.
and MeSsrS. Abe Easiu. Clyde Geddings,
Howard Scott. Ransom and Manning
Richardson. A!va Minis. MIR. Pueh. w.
Hodge Mr.. Eobs. R;dgill. Camie Broad
way. w D. Epperson. =. ?. Toomer
and Cleve Lawrence.
Miss Cardie Reeves was awarded the
prize for the mos, handsome "tacky
dress, while Mr.. Toomer won the prize
as The '.,ackieSt thing" in the room.
Pinewood Lodge No. l24 vii! have !
call meeting 3. $50 o'clock on Wednes-
day evening, Nov. 9th.
Mrs Nina Auld. OF Sumter. is visiting
Mrs. y. L. B-ouGhton.
Mr.. Henry Richardson IS i visitor 70
the Fair this week.
Miss Nora ArdiS, OF Sumter. IS visit
iag Mrs. Sam Gritiic.
A:5. Ralph Beckham is visiting his
brother. Dr. l.. S. Seckham.
y. 2. T.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-09
HEED TEE WARNING.
Many Manning People Have Done So.

When the kidneys are sick tney give
uumistakah!c warnings trat should no,
be ignored BY examining the urine
aad ;rea.;n. The kidneys upon the first
sign OF disorder, many days OF suffering
may be saved. Sick kidneys eXpel ::
dark. il!-sme!!ing urine, full Of brick
duS," sediment and painful ic passage
Sluggish N!GcevS cause = dull pain n
the small Of the back, headaches, dizzy
SPELLS. tired, lacguid feelings and IRE
uuco:lv rheumatic twinGes.
Doaa'> Kidney Pills are tor the kid.
aeys only: they cure sick kidneys and
rid the blood OF uric ..o!Son. II YOU
suffer from aoy OF The above symptoms
YOU can use 10 better remedy.
Manning people recommend Doan :
Kidney Pills.
{. / McF.!veen, 5. Church ST.. Man
ming. 5. c.. says: ''Doan's Kidney Pin:
proved TO be me best kidney remedy
ever used. Ny kidneys were weak
for some time ard 100 frequently pass
ages OF the kidney Secret!onS caused
nc 20 arise often duc!c. the night.
>n:!ereG severely from backacac auc
pains through my .oiUs and ~ times
wa> so lame that could 20: stoop oi
!it;. .:n2..y read about DoaD ; h!d
ncv Pills aod procured = box. Sine,
us:nc them. my backachc has d!sap
arG J Go no: have 20 arise - night.
recommend Doan'S Kidney I'il!s !
every opportunity.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-09
The Layuea's Job.

TIE raising Of the proposed endow
ment OF sl50,0O0 for the Thornwell
Orphauase on the 9th OF December is
Z JOB for the laymen for TWO reasons:
/. They will be the donors largely.
,. The good friends OF the Orphan.
age IN Darlington county took the
matter out OF the hands Of the church
so far as their part vas concerned and
roiSed Us their share OF the $50, 600
the sum OF 5000. Their share would
properly have been $1,000 to- there
are only 100 Presbyteriaos 10 tina:
county. but they added $500 20 that for
good measure. and it IS the kind OF
good measure that hei ps the OrphanaSe
aud that the OrphanaGe appreciates.
We are go:cg 10 ask laymen 10 all
our churches on the Nth day OF Decem-
Der 20 pass subscription lis, and get
Us large subscriptions Us possible !or
the Orphanage endowment. We De-
lieve tho, the Presoyter!ans are going
10 swell the endowment fund that d:,i.
We are needing il badly. 1t takes
sI2, ,000 year to pay the salaries and
take care OF the repairs and insurance
OF the Orphanage. Dr. Jacobs has 20
raise that sum every GEAR along with
the sim ior the support fund. 1t is
hoped that We will be able 10 raise the
$50. 900 that viii be needed in order
,o pay our running expenses. The
supper, OF the children will ever re-
main in the loving heart o! the church.
Plans are being pushed 20 get 'aymen
in every congregation interested so
,ha; they will go forth that day o! the
9th. of December and see their ir!encS
and neigh hbors for the endowment. We
hope tha, i; vii! be pushed with v!gor.
We have great many friends aud
they are going TO stand by Us now.
Also we wish 70 get that 5000 offered
by u friend. who expects TO seccrc
$50. 900 By the las; OF the year, When
he viii give Us the umounc he oilers.
That mus: 10, &c: away from us.
Remember ;ha, The 9:h. day o: Dec
lis Thornwell Orphauage Endowment
Day.
]. s. BRANCH,
.lss!sicIt 20 the pres.
Thornwcl! orphaaa::c. Clinton. ;. [.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-09
S.ocpst Coed p.iceS.

rhe sheriff sod somc valuable prop
er,v ~ pu5.:c ca:cry lis: NosGay. The
following i The property sold:
b A. Johu>oD ". johu Washington.
our lot one-fou-,:. c! ou. acre IN the
To.t ot Naac:ag 20 Charlton Dukant
So.
Is. y. Johnson rS Nelson EoGi!>n,
81: acres in the Fork section 70 J. D.
Gerald 50
Ma. Evhilden *. Sam lawson. oce
20: q: S&m;aer;ou 20 Lee " Noise 500.
Irene Lesg e.. Al. vs.. John y. Legg,
e;. a.. oce &c; IL the Town o: Manning
Isnown as the Legs stables 10 y. Vein
be.. &,3l3. Also one 10: on the oppo-
site side o. The street 70 ". =. Legg
81. 80. and the "LeS2 field. containing
II S-lo acres 20 }. II. E!gby 0.9l0.
The Middleton 20: !; HiDewood adver-
c;Sed 20 he sold was withdrawn from
sale
The ..Lecg field" is situated in and
adjoining the town ard it brought ap-
paren;lv :. fancy price. nearly sl'o per
acre.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-09
ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby :ive, that:t speci,l
election Will h. held in the Town Of
Manning on Tuesday. December 9Th.
1910. at the Town Hall. TO determine
whether or not the Town OF Manning
shall issue bonds TO ;lu :lIuonEt not
cNceedin. Five Thousand Dollars. TO
draw interest not exceeding seven
per cent and TO run for :: period OF
not longer than five years, = portion
Of said hondrt! indebtedness o! about
One Thousand Dollars to be retired
each year TIE. purpose OF i>>uin:
and selling said bonds Is 10 raise funds
with whic!I 10 !iquidat- pas: iadebt-
edneSs Of the towtI and Tor the i'm
proveInent Of streets and other inu-
nicipal purposes.
s j. Bowman. / l. Appe!t and c.
J. Iese>ne are appointed Managers
Of Election.
BY order OF Council.
4. G. BRADHAM, u.S
4. G.. WELLS, Mayo:
Clerk
Manning. S. c.. Oct. u. 1910.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-09
a Birthday PstT.

Ga Friday evening OF las: week Miss
Ma.Sorene Eeardoa entertained .
large cunbe. o: friends .: bel. home.
The OCCASION being her birthday.
Those p-eser: were: Misses Rita MIN
c,er. Helen Boger. Cora Wood, Mabel
Todd, Fanc!e Lou Sau.S. Lucy Wilson.
Nar;a Strange. Aacie Belle EppS.
DURAN, EppS. Aaua Eeacdon. Pauline
Caacey. Ne>S-S. E;5er: Davis. CcoS-
well Davis. lin Sprot,. lily Wilson.
Pat Nelson. Norwoo;: Hail. John Bag
ual. Jake Williams. Leon Burgess.
.ias;;n salts. Eobe.; Wooasoa and
Charlie Rear,!ou. The guests were
welcomed by Miss !;ea:Ioc and 20 each
:. most cordial greeting was glvea- The
house .saS beautifully decorated with
besopias, ferns aDL ca; flowers.
\ pleaSiu. feature OF the evening
WAS 4 word mak:oG contest. which was
entered into With ze>; BY al. In this
coates; M-. Eo5c-: Wooc>oa and Miss
Pauline Caotey ~crc the couple who
won the t!r>: p-iZe. wh;ca WAS :: cicc
box o: Lowney 5 chocolates. Mr. Leon
Burgess and Miss Anaa ltea-don were
IA { couple who won ;hc BOBBY prize.
From the p:-!or Miss ;:"ardor led
the way INTO the dining ro1ta. The
i.o,e was beautifully decorated and
spread with Gc!ish:ful :r!re>nmeetS,
which every one cnjoyea 10 ;hc =rea;'
est .X;ea;. .At:er par,akla- o. the
delicious refreshments the crowd 70
,a-acd &c The pa-.or. Here they play
=, many jnte-eei:dG -amcs- Ms:
l;e&:Gou received :naay beautiful p-e>
ems. .l.;e: : !oaC evening OF pleasure
~ -ucS:> departed. wishing Mis-.
Esardcn many HAPPY returns OF tht
G..v (.