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Census Pointers

The census begins April 10 and
must be completed in fifteen days.
The enumerators will wear a badge
inscribed United States Census.
1910"
The law requires every adult per
son 20 furnis; the prescribed infor-
nation. but also provides that II
shall be treated confdentiaTv, 90
that no injury can come TO any per-
son from answering the questions
The enumerators. prior 20 April Is.
viii distribute TO every family =
blank or schedule. This should be
filed I'D by the head OF the family.
Il should. II possible. be done not
later than the morning OF April Il,
but II any one has been unable 70
Ill Il I'D BY that time. he should do
Il az soon afterward as ne can
People who do not speak English
or who DO not understand the sched-
uIe completely should get help from
others. If possible. in filing it up
The President has issued a proCla-
nation, calling on al citizens 10 CO.
operate IN the census and assuring
them that IT has nothing 10 DO with
ta.ation, army or jury service, com
pulsory school attendance. reEula-
ton OF immigration. or enforcement
Of any law, and that no one can be
injured by answering the inquiries.
It Is Of the utmost Importance that
the census OF this city be complete
and correct
Therefore the head Of every family
should promptly, fully. and accurate
y Ill up the family schedule" be-
fore II is called for by the enUmera-
tor
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NORRIS 70 ADDRESS
!NSURGENT LEAGUE
Will Reply In Sherman's
Home to WickerSham'S
Speech.

Representative George " Norris, OF
Nebraska. leader Of the recent revolt
in the House which resulted in ousting
Speaker Cannon from the Rules Com
mittee. Is going 10 shy a brick At At
tornev General Wickersham for the
recent speech of the Attorney General
in Chicago
Judge Norris Is going to speak out in
Utica, y Y. the home town OF the
Vice President He has gone - Utica.
and VIII appear theres before the InsUr-
gent League Of Republican Clubs. One
Of the principles II this club Is that
every member must attend the pFimar fes
OF the Republican party, for the pur-
pose Of doing his utmost 10 secure the
nomination OF the right kind Of men
to office
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TAFT GUEST OF HONOR
AT UPSILON BANQUET

President Taft vviH be the guest of
honor at q dinner given by the Wash
ingtOn alumni association OF his college
fraternity, Psi Epsilon, Saturday night.
The President will represent Beta
Chapter OF Yale with his son, Robert a
Taft who viii come from New Haven.
The Washington alumni association
was organized during the Administra-
ton Of President Arthur and its first
dinner was given in his honor.
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Mrs. Hornsby Entertains
For Mrs. James r. Mckee

Mrs Isham HoTnsby entertained a
luncheon company Of fourteen today in
honor Of Mrs. James Robert Mckee, Of
New York. daughter OF the former
President. Benjamin Harrison. VINO is
visiting Mrs. Arthur Lee.
The marriage OF Miss Harriet Naomi
Hoover TO Marcus Atcheson Walker viii
take place this evening aJ T-51 O'Clock fr
lexington Presbyterian Church. The
ceremony WI be followed by a recep-
ton for the bridal party and relatives
only n the nome OF the brides mother.
Mrs Eva Hoover. I2I5 Quincy street.
Br0okland
Miss Emily Mcnamara will attend the
bride as maid Of honor. and the brides
maids viii be Miss Mabel Catherine
Linton and Miss EsceIie Sawyer. Little
Miss Dorothy Johnson Of Brooklyn y.
y. VIII be the flower girl.
Dyer Il Smith. OF New York, viii be
Mr. Waller best man. and the usneTs
viii be Frederick ". johnson, Paul ..
tonncr, Lawrence Eberbach, and Dr.
CaryE Burbank.
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Miss Hyde
W eds d.. r. E Lee

Miss Mary Winifred Hyde, dauEhte-
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John HYDE. was mar
ried to Dr.. Ralph Everett Lee last even
ing in the nome Of her parents, 1910 sun
NIT place The ceremony. which was
attended by the relatives and a few iR-
uISsate friends. vas performed by the
Rev. william R Bushby.
Quantities OF palms, clusters OF Iilacs
and jonquils formed the house decora-
tons. and an altar was formed IN the
bay window Of palms and Easter ElieS-
The bride, who was given in marriage
by her father, wore a handsome gown
Of white satin. made empire style. with
woke and sleeves Of lace Her only Orna-
urent was : diamond and sapphire
brooch and pendant the Eift Of the
bridegroom Her long tulle veil was ar
ranged with a cOrOnet OF orange bios
sons and lilies of the valley and she
carried a shower bouquet OF Bride roses
and lilies OF the valley
Miss Edith Hyde. who was her sisters
maid of honor wore dainty costume
Of lilac colOred chiffon cloth with
touches Of silver embroidery. and she
carried a shower bouquet q lavender
sweeI-pess-
Tire bridesmaids. Miss May Wilson.
Miss Anita Swingle. Miss Emelyn Shedd,
and Miss Maude Simpson, wore gowns
Of yellow silk oraped with Wnite lace
with Wreaths Of yellow blossoms in their
hair. They walked in single file carry
ing a rope OF hacS-
Edward A HYDE. brother OF the bride,
was best man for Dr. Lee
Lewis Corning Atwster- Organist e
tie Nt Pleasant Congregational Church.
rlayed the wedding march-
4 largo reception followed the cere-
mony and later in the evening DIT and
Mrs Lee left Washington for South
ern trip. Mrs lee wore 2 travelling suit
Of French blue serge braided IN black
and a black hat trimmed with black
velvet and scarlet peoples
CDon their return. they VIII reside II
the Amherst. on Columbia road.
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Minister Of Sweden
And Nine. LaPeICTantZ Hosts.

The Minister from Sweden and Nine
Lagercrantz had dining with the1- last
evening the British Ambassador. lanes
Bryce: the German Ambassador and
Countess Won BernstOTff. Senator Eean.
Miss Kean, Mr.. and Mrs. F B Crown
inshieId. Miss Wetmore. the Naval At
taChe Of the AustEO-HunE Eian E-mbas-
Sy and Baroness PreuSChen, Mrs Nor
man Williams, the Naval Attsche o.
the French Embassy and NiSCOunteSS
Benoist day. and Mr. de Thai. Of the
Russian embassy
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PLOT DISCOVERED
TO RELEASE ABDUL
Scheme 10 Free Deposed Sultan
Believed OutgTowth of
Albanian RavoIf
Albanian Revolt.

LONDON. April 12.-Auother plot for
the release of Abdul HamId- the de-
posed sultan OF Turkey. has been dis
covered at Sa1ouiks, according TO a
despatch today from the Vienna cor
respondent Of The London Globe.
The plot Is Presumed TO be the out
growth OF the uprising in Albania
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WHAT'S on the Program,
Tonight in Washington

Petvor1h Citizens Association, Pet
worth NJ Z Church Shepard street,
between ninth street and Georgia
avenue, s p. N.
Columbia Historical Society. the Shore
ham, 2. N.
Lecture by the Rev Faddoul Moghab-
shah. y II. c A, D. m.
American Institute Of Electrical En-
ginec-s, University Hall. Fifteenth and
n streets, 5 p m
AnthroPoInEical Society. Jurisprudence
Hall, II street, near Fifteenth street,
2 m
Sportsmsu's show, Light Infantry Arm
ory. Fifteenth street and Pennsyl-
TsuiI avenue
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Dr. Felix Adler's fear that this
country IS being governed by an
aristocracy Of wealth may not coin
eide with the feelings OF the corpora
ton representatives
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Luncheon Party
At Belmont Residence.

Pr. and Mrs Perry Belmont were
hosts az luncheon today al their resi-
dence on New Hampshire avenue
=
Col Baron de Bode. military attache
Of the Russian embassy. VIII l--e
Washington Monday. accompanied By
his sister. Baroness elizabeth De BOde-
for New York from where they VIII
sail earlv in the week for their home
IN Russia Baron de 3ode VIII assume
command OF the troops Tor few
months. returning TO his post here again
in the autumn
Miss CeosIia MAY has gone TO New
York where she IS the guest Of Miss
Marjorie Curtis daughter of Dr. and
Mrs H FrIbrook curtis us Madison
avenue
Last evening Miss MAY was among the
guests al the dinner given by Miss Cur
tbs in honor Of Mise Marjorie Gould and
her fanCe- Anthony J. DCeNel, IT. At
whose wedding next week Miss Curtis
viii be one Of the attendants
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TheateT Party
From the White House

Mrs Taft occupied the Presidential
hex At the BelaSco Theater last evening
She was accompanied by her sister. Mrs
Louis More, and Mrs. Eckstein. both
house guests at the White House. and
ru-c White House aides. Lieutenant
Johnson and Lieutenant LOuK-
The Misses Anderson who havs been
visiting Al tho White House. left Wash
inEton yesterday for their home ia Gin
cinnatL
Mrs Thomas NJ. Chatard VIII enter
tain p small company at bridge this
afternoon
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of the comet with much curiosity in
view of some OF the manifestations il
Is thought to have caused up to date
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An aged bank clerk left at his death
E fortune OF 100000 In New York
This Is pleasing contrast 20 tire
young clerks who have been running
away with that much recently
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II is not reported whether Russia 5
decision 10 participate in the prison re-
form congress is prompted by desire
TO teach or learn
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There are those who are inclined 70
doubt the report thai M Roosevelt viii
avail himself Of the opportunity. while
branches
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him when he dies than any other man
living

Secretary Knox displayed an excellent
example Of consistency when he adopt
ed the open door policy towards his son
The Washington times., 1910-04-12

Evelyn Thaw says she's permanently
estranEed from Harry It begins to
look as If Harry were also permanently
sstranged.
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Lincoln, Neb-, has again voted itself
dry. but IL IS understood the supply OF
orstorv there viii flow with Hndimin-
ished volume
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PROGRAM

PROGRAM
March. "Brooke's Chicago Marine"
Seitz.
Overture. Daughter Of the Regi-
lAtEAtt ~tfDAtaNtltt
Song for Cornet. THE Garden Of
Roses .---.---....- psey-Schmidt
Musician C NJ. Wallace.
Grand Selection, simon Bocanegra''
Verdi
Characteristic, A Southern Patrol,
VooIker
Gems from The Dollar Princess
Fan
Waltz Suite, ''Cupid's Dream"
Crosby
Finale. THE Strstegist'' Clarke
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The New York printer who committed
suicide by shooting himself with a load
OF nails showed an unusual desire 10
get down 20 brass tacks.
The Washington times., 1910-04-12

Mr.. Pinchot met Colonel Roosevelt
In Italy-where many thrones and rul-
ers have been overturned
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Reception
And Breakfast

Following the ceremony. At the church
a reception and breakfast was held a.
RsuscheI's 5.
ms. Clark. mother q the bride, who
re,-iYc- with the bridal party, wore
beautiful gown OF Eydrangea blue satin
vi Cd n black chiffon with a black tUIIe
rat
groom were a draDtd gown OF chiffon
in rainbow hues with a black hat
Among the out OF town guests QrcSent
were Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Capen an
Samuel Cspeu- IT. Nj and Ms G. II
Capeu. Ralph Capen Miss Amelia AmeE.
all OF Boston, Mrs Allen 7 Czunnsl, OF
Colorado Springs. mother of the uatron
Of honor; Nr and Mrs Charles P.
BIyth- OF wyoming
NIr. and Mrs. Chapman left Washing
ton during the afternoon for their bTfIal
trip. MIS- ChsprS-a1 travelling n a tail
ore1 sun or p9HSec and 2 bronze col
Ored straw hat trimmed with uncurie.i
ostrich piumes-
after MAY they viii reside in Evan~-
ton. Wyo-
MI and Mrs Robert Roosevelt v-r~
hosts ~ a dinner party for young Pc.
pie last evening
The Minister Of Switzerland and 1ju--
Ritter were dinner hosts last evening
Their guests were Senator du PC1t tho
Belgian minister Count Dc fy7ri-~err--
the Rev. and Mrs Charles WOOD SfTs
Merritt. Mr. and Mrs Thomas A. Che
tard. Mr. and Mrs William CorC0rHr
Hi. Mrs Hunt Slater Mrs Robert
Hinckley. Mrs r b Moran. Hugh Row
land. and lIr- falkland OF the French
embassy
Mr.. Justice and Mrs LUTton were tho
honor guests Of Gen and Mrs George
l. 9 HeSpie at dinner last evening In
vited 70 meet them were the Secretary
Of u"ar and Mrs Dickinson. Senator
Burrows the Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury and Ms C. D Norton, Mrs
Samuel Spencer Mrs Audenreid. Nrs-
Julian James. Rear Admiral Schlev. am
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Eirke Porter.
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Theaters.

National-"FoIiies of 1909. SIS D m
Belasco-.eThe Midnight sons $50 D. IL
Columbia Bobby BuTnit,' Sis D m
Chase--Polite vaudeville, SIS .. N.
aSino-COEtinuOUs vaudeville.
Acaderny-''L,ion and the Mouse, SIS
D.
Maiestic-Va and motion pic
lures. = 20 II O. m
T.yceum-"D reamiands," S-15 D m
Gavety-'fCTOlden Crook, SIS D. m
Masonic Auditorium - Motion pictures
and vaudeville. 80 to 1870 D m
Arcade-AIidway and other attractions.
Che Times viii be pleased to announce
meetings and entertainments in this
column Phone or write announce
mentE.)
The Washington times., 1910-04-12

Nobody ever betore suspected that
Speaker Cannon was such an euthus-
iastic automObilist-
The Washington times., 1910-04-12

King Afenelik Is probably better in
formed on what the world vii think Of
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Mrs. Taft
To Attend TheatuCals.

Mrs. Taft viii occupy one of the
boxes. and q dfstin zaIshed audience
from Official, diplomatic and residen-
tial circles Of washington society will
attend the theatrical performance AZ
the New Willard this evening, given for
the benefit Of the Working Boys Home
The entertainment Is given under the
auspices Of he Junior Auxiliary Of the
home. OF wi -. Miss Grace Bell is presi-
dent. Miss AbercrOmbie Miller, secre-
tsry. and Chauncey Hacketr, treasurer
The program includes two plays, the
first The Outpost a sketch OF army
life in the Philippines. by James r J.
Archibald and the second comedy, "A
Eaupy Medium bv Miss Eliza beth
clIdes Granville EOTtesCue and Captain
Evans. Miss Hammond viii appear in
her own play. and others IN that cast
are Miss Baldwin and Miss Schwartz
OF lakewood Mrs. Evan Sinclair Came
ron, Mr.. Merriam, NJ Cady. ana Major
Horton
there viii also be fancy dancing by
Miss Dolly Lynch. OF lakewood, vel
known as ore Of the cleverest and most
graceful am 8teur faucE dancers
Refresh rneuts VIII be served after the
performance and between the acts. Mrs
Richard Harlow viii be in charge. and
vii be ably assisted BY Mrs Cha rIes
Russell Train. Mrs Gilbert Grosveuor-
Mrs O-msby McCammon. Miss CasseIls
MISS lt-ctfN4 MISS JtIlllLIE-e MISS ElT
rish, Miss CaryI Crawford. Miss PeIlew.
Of New York. Miss Jean Oliver, and
Mss Henrietta Fitch
Miss Gladys HinCkley viii sell Dro-
grams. assisted by Countess I.-Iise-
Alexandra Won BernstorfF, Miss Dorothy
Williams. Miss FeroIiue Perkins. and
Miss Hutton, her house guest
Miss Mary McCauley vii have charge
Of the candy and viii bP assisted BY
Mss OLGA Roosevelt. Miss Frances
Moves, Miss Adelaide Heath. and Mss
katherine Shaw
Miss Margaret Cotton Smith. viii sell
flowers. assisted BY Mrs Philip HIGH
born the Misses Meyer. and Miss Alice
Whiting.
Miss Laura Merriam and Miss Grace
Bel are on the reception committee and
Mr. Hackett and Mr.. Davi5Ee VIII take
tickets Gardiner Bell IS a. the head
OF q corps OF uShers made up from
the younger men in society
NJ and Mrs. Daniel s. Lewis an
nOunce the engaE cement OF their daUgh-
ter Miss Helen Lewis 10 Rober: II
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Although the price OF starch has been
cut by The Standard, it's still reported
reasonably stir
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Mrs. James Robert Mckee. OF New
York, who = the house guest Of Mrs
Arthur Lee. was the honor guest Of Mrs
James l. NcCsIlum at dinner last even
ing
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NJ and Mrs Daniel :. Lewis an
nOunce the engag cement OF their GaUgh-
ter Miss Helen Lewis. 10 ROber: II
AshIin- The wedding viii take pIs &c
some time in June
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It Is 70 be hoped that Professor Hall
IS not required TO submit his proofs to
Denmark
The Washington times., 1910-04-12

The vital question Of the day is.
What did Pinchot tell him2''
The Cannon stogie appears 10 have
regained its belIigerent tilt.
The trusts are pleasantly surprised
for once in their lives
We're not even q flag station on the
HaIIey's comet route,
It is almost time for another wave
Of football reform
One Cannon may be back-fiTing it
self
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Mrs. HamIin
Wears White Satin

Mrs Clarence Clark HamIin. mztrou
OF honor. wore white satin yelled IN vel
low and white chiffon The skirt was
5ordered with a wide hem Of yellow IN
cut velvet. painted in Dresden figures
IN pastel shades. ard the waist was
draped in point and dUchesse lace Her
hat OF Tuscan straw vas trimmed with
spring flowers, also "a pastel shades. and
she carried a colonial bouquet.
Little Miss Eliza beth HamIin. dzuEh-
ter OF the matron % honor served a.
flower girl She wore 2 dainty white
irock and carried basket Of flowers
The bridesmaids were Miss MarEa ret
Clark, sister or the bride Miss Ruth
Chapman and Miss Eliza oeth Chapman
sisters % tie bridegroom. and Miss
Maud Merriam
IN Lavender Chiffon, with large Tuscan
and trimmed with Ia rye bows II Iavend-
carried colonial bouquets The ether
IN green instead Of lavender chiffon
with hats and bouquets 20 correspond
Harold Fabian OF salt Lake CIV z
senior a. Harvard Law and 6snce of
Miss Ruth Chapman. the bridegroom s
sister acted IS best man
The ushers were Edwin Chapman
brother q the bridegroom Ralph
Chapman. cousin If the bridegroom.
OF Boston Dr- ] H Holland and
Claude Zappone- Of Washington.
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Senate of United States Adjourned
For Wedding. of Miss Francis Clark
resident and Cabinet Off
GERS Present at Noon
Ceremony.
Daughter of Wyoming Sen
ator Bride of G. A.
Chapman.

with the Senate OF the T-nits5 stare
III adjournment IN honor OF the avs,.
me marriage Of Miss Frances Vr,r-
'IaFE- daughter Of Senator and ~
tiarence D Clark Of Wyoming arr
George Hobart Chapman tool- 49,
Al noon today in the Church Of rbe n
carnstion-
The rector OF the church. The Rev
William TayIoe Snyder. performed the
ceremony In the presence Of z dis
unguished company Including the Prezf-
cent OF the United States. members Of
the Supreme Court, Cabinet officials
ana the colleagues Of the brides farr7e-
ID the National legislature.
quantities Of palms and spring flowers
FORMED the church decorations. the color
scheme OF lavender, white. and green
being carried out with Easter lilies. and
Iilacs.
An appropriate musical program pre-
ceded the entrance Of the bridal partv
ana Mendeissohn's Spring Song was
played during the ceremony
The bride wore a handsome gown Of
heavy white satin draped with duchesse
ana point lace on the skirt and bodice
and the train formed Of a single box
pleat from the shoulders Her long tlIlIs
veil was arranged with clusters OF or
aage blossoms and she carried q shower
bouquet Of lilies Of the valley.
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MI and Mrs Robert Roosevelt wer~
hosts 81 a dinner party for young pei
pie last evening
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-08-17

CSma1l advertisements will be inserted in
this column at the rate of two cents a word
for the first insertion and cent a word
for subsequent insertions.
REFINED young woman would like posi-
ton as housekeeper IN widower's home. Best
reference. Miss GRACE M. HOWE, St. Johns
bury, VT.
WANTED--Job of saving with steam mill
or would sell mill E. srowELL No Troy VT.
To RENT.-Edgehil1 furnished, Septeml er
%, for Is months. Mrs George H. Ide.
TABLE girl wanted at once. App1y~S7
Main St., st. Johnsbury
GIRL for general housework wanted. Ad-
dress Block 81.
wanted by small family about the middle of
September. Address House this Office.
WANTED. Situation as housekeeper for
widower. For address call at this office.
Miss Edna Stuart will sell at private SALE
$50 Summer street, household goods, in
Guiding desk, couch, dining table, chairs, and
dishes, chamber set with springs, parlor
table, etc.
deep. No. At Summer st. Fine location
Enquire of Crawford Ranney.
MARY R. Lane, experienced nurse, 90 Main
street
ROOMS to rent with steam heat and electric
lights. No. M ain street.
For sALE--Good driving horse, har-
ness, Bailey bicycle top carriage. A. B.
Care of CALEDoNIAN.
STEAM speciality men to sell best forced
! draft apparatus on market. Guarau teed ter
J ritory. Commission. Wing. 90 West ST., N
| Y. City.
SQUARE piano for sale or to rent. Inquire
at this office.
| To RENT. Tenement of eight rooms with
| bath. Enquire at Flint Brothers or 60
! Summer street.
STRAWBERRY plants for sale. Richard Glib
| son. st. Johnsbury,
Young girl who can go home nights want
| ed to assist in house work. Must under
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MRS. A.. p. GRINT, 9615 NJ ain St.
To LET-No. 25 Summer street, Upper
! fiat, IN first class order. Enquire No. IL
I Church street.
| kitchen girl, table girl and chamber
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| STORAGE to rent at 6 Summer.
WANTED-Job of saving with steam mill
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-08-17
Prices: Balcony SOC. 75C. Sl.0O
A few rush seats 25c.
Orchestra SOC, 75C. Sl.O0
A few $3.50.
Seats ON sale Fri. Aug. -
Curtain 8.l5 Sharp.

Ralph Hamblet of Springfield, Mass.
spent Sunday with relatives in town.
7. E. Bertrand has entered the employ
ment OF the Summer Street Laundry.
Mrs. Sarah Nve OF Barre is visiting her
nephew, w. H. Worthen.
Miss Caroline S. Woodruff visited re-
latives at Burke one day last week.
Miss Phemoea Potts Atlantic, Mass,
who has been spending the summer at
F. E. Potts. returned to her home the
last of the week.
Miss Marguerite Robinson and Bertha
Hall of Lvndonville were in town Fri
day.
Miss Sadie Craig and Aileen and Vera
Craig are visiting relatives in Canada.
Mss Mary Carr spent Saturday and
Sunday at West Burke, the guest of Miss
Adele Wyzanski.
Miss Lena Wiley of Orleans, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Ralph B. Hooker.
Miss Grace Nolan of Ryegate, spent
few days in town last week the guest
of Miss Dorothy Fairbanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Goodrich and guests,
DIR. and Mrs. Lee of Cleveland, Ohio, en-
joyed an automobile trip to the White
Mountains one day last week.
Mrs. G. S. Hooker of Cambridge,
Mass, who has been spending the past
two weeks with relatives here went the
last of the week to Lake Winnesquam
where she will spend the remainder of
the summer.
Miss Isabel Smith Of Littleton, n. H :,
is spending week with friends in town.
Miss Mabel Jonas. who has been spend
ing month with the Misses Peck, re-
turned to her home in Cambridge, Mass,
Monday.
Mrs. H. Chaplin. Mrs. w. T. Shotwel1,
and Mrs. c. w. Page of Chappaque, N.
y. have been the guests of Mrs. ]. M.
Cady.
Miss Lucretia Breitling of Lunenburg,
has been the guest of Miss Gratia Balch
for a week,
Miss Bertha Hazelton of Dorchester,
Mass, is spending ten days with Miss
Elsinore Brock.
Mrs. Diantha Pulsifer of Philadelphia
is visiting her sister, Miss Marion West.
Mrs. Pulsifer's daughter, Mrs. Sweetser
with her daughters Edith and Marion
and Master Norman of Philadelphia are
also visitors Mrs. Sweetser and her
family accompanied by Miss West have
been touring the White Mountains. as
cending Mount Washington and also Wis
iting the Franconia Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Kendall of Bar
ton spent Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. ].
S. Underwood.
Mrs. A. L. Douglas is spending few
days in Concord.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Douglas and
MIR. and Mrs. !. S. Underwood spent
Sunday at Kirby, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs DudIAv Walters
Mr., and Mrs. Harry M. Nelson have
been visiting at DanviIle.
DR.. and Mrs. Fall M Ray and son, of
sCharleston. S. c.. spent Sunday with
Miss Della l. Griffin.
Hugh Underwood of Hardwick, spent
Sunday at his home here.
Mrs. Earnest L. Clark and daughter,
are spending few days in Danville.
c. S. Adams and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Hall, Miss Addie S. A1vord and
guests, Mrs Dietrich and son of Wash
ington, D. c., spent Tuesday at Ryegate.
Mrs. Helen WEIGH of Groton spent the