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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-08
A REHEARSAL OF CANTATA.

There will be another rehearsal of
the cantata Queen Esther Monday
evening at 1880 o'clock in the guild
room of st. Paurs Episcopal church in
Rimbach avenue. II who are interested
are invited to be present Monday even
ing as Professor Rice of Woodlawn
will be present to direct the chorus.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-08
LEAVES FOR THE SOUTH.

Miss Margaret Prest will leave next
Monday for New Orleans, where she
Will remain for three or four months
the guest of friends and relatives
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A WEEKEND VISIT.

Miss Julia Reilley of South Holman
street has gone to Chicago to spend
the week end with her sister, Mrs. Fred
Morrison, at her home in Logan Square
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NORTH SIDE LADIES MEET.

The ladies of the North Side club
were entertained at the home of Mrs.
Anna Ripley in North Holman street
yesterday afternoon and the hostesses
for the afternoon were Mrs. Ripley
and Mrs Loomis. The meeting was the
regular monthly social meeting and
about eighteen ladies were in attend
ance- yThe guests were pleasantly en-
tertained with music and several spent
the afternoon with their embroidery
work At o'clock the hostesses serv-
ed dainty two course luncheon. The
next meeting will not occur until the
first Friday afternoon in February and
Mrs Ferguson will entertain. An en-
joyable afternoon is anticipated then
and all the members are invited to be
present
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-08

Poio--'The fast Sans Souci team will
try to defeat East Chicago at Lewis
rink Saturday, Jan. Sth. est
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A SHORT VISIT.

Miss Belle Peterson of Crown Point
10 the guest of Mrs. Victor Dyer at
her home In South Holman street
Miss Peterson came to attend the Uni
versity dancing party at the Masonic
Temple.
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Where to w orship
-=MestingS=
at Various Hammond Churches
st. PAUL. Episcopal Church. ss Rim

st. onurs Episcopal Church. IS Rim
bach avenue.
Rev Charles Albert Smith. 81 Rim
bach avenue. Tel 1864
First Sunday after Epiphany.
Holy communion at a. m
Morning prayer and sermon at 1O:45
a. m.
Sunday school at $50 a. m.
Evening prayer and sermon at 1880
p.
Strangers are cordially invited to
make St. Paul's their church home
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.v OVEN lT1E'
81 | TEA CUPS

ings and Theresa Dorsey entertain a
company of Hammond young ladies at
plate shower in honor of Miss Helen
Shea.
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A ONE O,C.OcK DrNNEn.

Mrs. Fred Morrison of Logan Square,
Chicago, will pleasantly entertain
few relatives at one o'clock dinner to-
morrow in honor of Mrs. John Hall of
Ontario, Canada. A prettily arranged
course dinner VA be served and the
-e''aairder of rnoon. viii be spent
socially with music and conversation.
Mrs. Elizabeth Morrison and family and
Miss Julia Rielley will be among the
guests present from Hammond.
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1Rs OzTo. Kk11Enn4nuA Ar WoRN

Nichols of Lowell, Miss Laura Riggs
of Lowell who is attending boarding
school in Chicago and Mr.. Glen John
son of Lowell.
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A PLATE SHOWER.

One of the very pleasant parties of
the week will occur this evening when
the Misses Anna and Genevive Hast
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50 cal EoR
,XDERMoI Mk4MSIlkH=IAY
x ECzEf1ACUTS BURNS tFl DRUG STORE a

Sick Fund society meets every third
Thursday of each month.
Choir practice every Wednesday at
p. m.
Male choir practice every Thursday
at p. m.
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err, Carl Broms, Peter Broms, Arthur
Dreischuff, Hugh Campbell, Edwin
Campbell. Clayton Lavene, Arthur
VOTERS, Wilfred Wolters and Renner
Hoffman. The members will be tenter-
tanned next week by Masters Wilfred
and Arthur Wolter at their home, 412
Truman avenue.
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First Methodist i


Church. Rev. William F. Switzer. pas
tor. Residence III Russell street
Sunday school at e:45 a. m.
Public worship and sermon at 1o:45
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VISITS HAMMOND RELATIVES.

Miss Margaret Deboldt of Aetna
Ind, is spending a few days visiting
her aunt. Mrs. ]. j. Austgen, at hel
home in Carroll street
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WHY TAKE CHICAGO PAPER
FOR SPORTING ENENTSf THEY
DON'T GIVE YOU LAKE COUNTY
EVENTS. THE TIMES DOES AND
ALL OTHERS As WELL
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Read Lewis rink program for next
week in this issue Silt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-22
WESTFIELD.

About eight o'clock Sunday night De-
forest Flood and his brother, who were
alone In the house, heard cracking
noise. They opened the chamber door and
found the upstairs ali aAame They took
what furniture they could down stairs
and then removed most everything from
the nearby barn except sleigh and a
3ew hens. The wind was blowing strong
Sc In the direction of barn. several rods
southeast, and before they thought of
such thing It was In flames and moth
ing was saved, The Floods live about
mile from town. Tho buildings were
insured for s450 IN favor of II. O. Miller.
Mrs. Sarah wilcox died about eight
o'clock Saturday morning of cancer,
from which she las suffered several
months. The funeral was held from the
home Of her daughter Mrs. David Hitch
cock. Sunday afternoon at three O'Clock
ihe Rev. NJ ", Farrnan. assisted by the
Rev. j. 4, Bowman, officiating, The inter-
plent was beside her late husband near
Stanstead, p. Q.-Miss Helen NJ. Wins
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NEWPORT.

w C. Calhoun OF the Frost Veneer
Beating Co. at Sheboygan, WIS, is in
town in the interests of the company.
The company will enlarge their plant
quite extensively this fall.-nr. T.. T..
whitaker, who went to Montreal for
an operation for the removal of his
tongue. returned Thursday very much
improved IN health. In spite of the
removal of his tongue the doctor Is
able to carry on conversation to n
surprising degree-Mrs. T.. A. Stew
art and daughter Mrs. HollenhurE.
with her two children. Charles ana
Alma are passing few days in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Newton OF
Boston are visiting Mr.. Newton's
brother, T. G. Camp.-The Newport
Concert band held q picnic at Eagle
Point Sunday.-Frank J. Kelly. jani-
tor at the federal building, has re-
sumed work after vacation
James w. Martin, who has been con-
aned to the house with rheumatism
ior the past three months, Is able 10
be about on crutches.-The first foot
ball game of the season was played
1T Derby academy when Newport
nigh school team won by the score
Of II TO 10 a large number from
here attended--Miss Irene Du Bray
has gone to Albany, where she Will
attend business college.
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WINDSOR
BETHEL.

Hon. T. w. Plaisted. governor elect
OF Maine, came to Bethel carly sunday
morning, registered Mt the Inn duriul
the day called on his former clossu,at,.
Mt 81, Johnsbury academy, Hon. T. a
Davis and Mrs. W. 4. King. haviAG
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. king. fIo
returned mono by way Of Boston, lcHt
ing by tho 1920 train Monday fore
noon Several Of his admirers of both
parties called on him ana all were
warmly received.-Iawronce G.. Uol-
brook and Miss Charlotte T. Davis
were married Monday evening Mt eight
o'clock at the residence of Mr. AND
Mrs John Morse by Rev. J. woslov
Miller, a largo number of friends Of
the young people witnessed tho core
mony. They will make their homo nj
the Holbrool farm.-Tho village schools
which were closed last week because of
diphthcria reopened Monday, thoro ho-
ing no new cases.--Charlcs u. Adams.
who for two years has carried on Jemos
T.. Watermans farm, has begun worl.
Mt tho Bethel mills and will move his
family october into G. S. Sopor's
houso-Mr and Mrs william Edmunds
of Rutland arc at w, II Edmunds's.-
Miss Marion Rullard is attending the
Randolph normal school.--The White
Rivor railroad will build a station at
It's terminal here.-Mrs, Hcrschol Fow-
Ter and chauffeur of Kecnc, y. H., and
Mrs. Arthur Byam of Fltawilllam, N.
II. wcro guests at II. w. Morse's Fri
day.-Wllliam II. lidmunds went Mon
day to Atlantic city to attend the
national G.. a. II, encampmcnt.---Two
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WASHINGTON
WORCESTER.

Mrs. Jennie Slayton Brown is danger
ously i'll with cancer of the stomach
Mrs. Ernest johnson Is III with n fever
Miss Grace Hall, who has lnfantllo par
alysis remains about the samc.-Lewis
". Porter has moved to Muntpeicr.-J.
Rr Wilson was In Waterbury. stowe and
Norrisville last week on pension bust
ness.-Mrs. Agnes Abbott Foster of West
field, Mass. who has been the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Estelo A. Wilson, for
several weeks. has gone home.-Mr. and
Mrs. F.. L. Taylor Of Barre. who have
been visiting relatives in town for sew
eral days, returned to Barre Monday.
Mrs Ann Kent of Montpelier was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs G. NJ. fadd last
week.-Mr. and Mrs. N. V. r. Cross spent
part of last weol. in Barre and Monipelier.
Clair Tomplcton ana Mrs. Drenan OF
Montpelier We're in town Saturday.
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ORLEANS
DERBY.

Israel blanchard has hired out for a
year to Ashley Johnson, who carries on
ex-Gov. CIRCUITS farm, and moved his
family to tho village. Mrs. a. Il. Hop
k,nson spent two days at Derby Line
last week. The Congregational Ladies
Circle held its annual meeting at the par
}onage Wednesday afternoon.-The Will
lng Workers will meet with Miss Cecil
Hay Friday afternoon at four o'clock -
Mrs. IIalscy of New York Is preparing tc
move her house, situated opposite Mrs
c. x. Bates's residence 1t will he placed
on tho rising ground near the soldiers
monument. and additions made to 1t
Mr.. md Mrs. Myron Adams are rejoicina
over the birth of their first Erandchild
n daughter. born to Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Adams of Newport. -Rachel Kilborn Is
ir,,nrn,-iprv SLOWLY
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GRAIN STATISTICS.

Total clearauoes of wheat and flour
wcro equal To- 5000 bu Primary re-
ccipts were lol>,0I0 bu., compared with
i, iG5 90 bu.. the corresponding day a
year ago. Estimated receipt, for to-mor-
row: wheat 10 cars corn 1855 cars; oats
100 cars, hogs 1900 head.
BUTTER-Steady. croameries. 2+a2sc;
dairies 2Sll2,c,
FCGS-Stcady Mt mark, receipts SOS
cases; cases included, l7isdNiac; tirsts
&c. prime ilrsts &c.
ClIEESF-Weak, dairies l5s4c: Twins
1+ie@l5c, Young Americas. 15is9l6; Long
Horns l51sUlG
POTATOES-Ensy choice to fancy, Is
ais: fair TO food G007o
POULTRY-Steady, turkeys, lSc; fowls.
lsiac; springs, lSc.
NEAI-Steady. 90 to 60 ID. WITS. SGSiscj
co 20 IS H. WITS. 9Q9iac; SIS to 10 h. WIS.,,
I0Ql l0iac
BOSTON BUTTER MARKET.
Boston, Sept. q.
BUTTIcR- Steady. Northern 3liaGS2c.
CHEESE-Firm, New York l6Ql6,ac(
VI twins ljul6c,
Chamber Of Commerce.
Quotations: Vermont and New Tamp-
shire assorted sizes 99c; boxes five pounds
full weight soc, Prints full weight 3oc.
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MORGAN.

Lee Cass and Miss Catherine Wilcox
will begin a college course this month at
University of Nermont.--E. u Bowen is
Repairing the Bean house and Will soon
move in. having let his farm.-Mr. Bryant
has bought Frank Gray's farm.-Mr. Ros-
sitter OF Concord, y. H.. was In town late
iy looking over lis Hartwoll Point prop
erty.-C. / Moore is entertaining his
sister and family from Attleboro. Mass
Mrs. Mary Moore ia home from Massa-
rhusetts. where she has been duriis, the
lummer.-Myron Lurvey is to have an
auction soon to sell stock.--Frcd Gilbert
has bought farm IN Can lda.--IIugl
Maxwell has caught two bears this fall
Julian. son of Cyrus Cargill, is very sick
nj their lake cottage. The Rev. Mr.. Hale
preached his farewell sermon at the Union
Church Sunday. He has been we'll liked.
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WARREN.

Miss Hattie Bruce. who was seriously
Ill last week, is more comfortable-A
trained nurse from burlington is caring
Tor Mrs Alfred Lamb who is very i'll
with inhammatory rheumat!sm.-NIrs L..
I. Jones and master Clesson Of Waits
ffeld were at w. Il. Drew's Thursday
H. w. Foster has gone to Atlantic city,
~. d. to visit rolatives.-Mrs. Harry
Ailch Is very i'll and expects soon to 20
10 Mary Fletcher hospltal.-Sevcral from
mere attended Northneld fair.-Waltcr
"epp was In Concord, n. H.. last week
On business Mrs Orlando Kennedy Of
'rahViiIe has been guest at the home
OF her son, H. Il. Konnedy.-Mr. and
Mrs. H. w. Brooks were in Granville
Sunday,-F. Parker and daughter. Mrs.
- W. Jones, went Wednesday to Wake
heId' Mass, to attend the funeral Of Mrs.
'foNt iarkcr, who died Thursday. they
were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. II
VI. Waite and Mrs. ". McAllister of
Waitsield. They returned SATURDAY.
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EAST WARREN.

\ very pretty wedding took place In
the church Mt East Warren September Il
ut nigh noon, when Bernie" l.. Green
wood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. +.
Greenwood of this place and Francis l..
burbank of Montpelier were united In
marriage by tn" Rev. George McDougal
of Waitsneld, the single yang service being
used. The bride was attended by her sis
ter, Miss Norma II. Greenwood. Ernest
Brshir Of Montpelier was best man.
Immediately after the ceremony tho
couple. accompanied by their relatives
ard friends TO the number Of 30 gathered
at the brides home. after lurch Mr. and
Mrs. Burbank left for Montreal
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MORETOWN.

Arthur Neil Is building an addition to
his shop, which with coat OF paint,
makes great mprovemcnt.-Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Russell left Friday for
Huntington. They will also visit rela-
tivcs in Hincsburg.-Miss Grace Buckley,
who has been in Europe for the past two
months, Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. II. Bulkley.-Mrs Ruth Carpon-
ter, who has been visiting here for the
past two months, went to Waterbury
Friday to remain for a tlme.--The Rev.
Mr. jackson of Waterbury will occupy
tho pulpit at the Methodist Church Sun
day In exchange with the Rev. q, +.
Cramford.--A party consisting of about
20 members of the |. o. G. r. lodge en-
joyed trip to Cancels Hump Friday
and aturday.-Carroll Pierce was IN
Montpelier Saturday Mrs Addie Saw
yer and mother wero In Montpelier Sun.
day.-Ruth Bruce was at homo from
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Montpelier Seminary over Sunday-Mr.
ana Mrs. c. T.. Darling were in Water
bury the first of the week.--Mr. ana
Mrs. w. T.. Johnson spent the past week
In Waterbury.-Mr. and Mrs. u. r. Gill
lett of Burlington were guests of friends
ana relatives here over Sunday.--Mr. and
Mrs NJ Il. Child were at Waterbury Cen
ter Surday.-Willam Somervilc of stowe
visited his daughter, Loona, ut the home
of w. a. Kingsbury oVc Sunday.--Mr
and Mrs Fred Smith of Montpelier Wis.,
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Fisher over Siinday.-'Mr. and Mrs. j.
W. Bates spent Wednesday and Thurs
day of last week in Northneld.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from pnge 81

spon yesterday for the removal OF W.
Nors.-Fdwin Jones of Manitoba, II. C."
LAS joined his wife at Mrs. George ran
IONS and about October they Tc'ui II
est.-Myron Washburn Of East bethoi
has purchased of Mrs. ora Copeland the
Mouse known as the Cottage liotcl In TINS
dllage, and will take possession OCTOBER
/ II is understood that the house Is to
nun as formerly Mrs. Copeland assisting
Me new proprietor for a time.
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WAITSFIELD.

Representative elect T.. S, JoSlin gave
very pleasant reception at his home
Friday evening to about go people
Miss Grace Josin returned to her work
in New York city Eaturday.-The Home
Circle will serve dinner in tho vestry Of
the Congregational Church Wednesday
noon; hostesses. Mrs. W. f.. Long and
Mrs. T. a. Fisk.-Wiliam Graves of st.
Johnsbury visited his brother, John
Graves, last week.-Madam Graves has
returned to town after n visit to her
son In st. Johnsbury. Fired Van Deuscn
returned to Boston Friday after n sew
eral weeks visit at G. n. Iiillings's.
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low or Boston came Tuesday to visit
her aunt, Mrs. u. T.. Wrght.-Albro Hunt
was called to Westmore Saturday on ac-
count of the serious condition of his
mother who was thrown from a car
rlaec and badly hurt few days pre-
us,-There have been several killing
frosts this month. moro than the usual
amount In September. Orcclia At
wood of South Weymouth, Mass, is OK
pcctcd soon to spend several weeks with
Mrs. Ashley Farman.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Abb Fisher Of IIar1wck has bought the
Warren Goodcll place ana taken posses
sion.-Thc youngcst child OF Mr. and Mrs,
Charles Cady, who has been seriously III,
Is somewhat bettcr.-Mrs. j. ID. Bailey
has closed her house and goes soon TO
Grovelnnd, Mass, to spend the fall and
winter with her sister, Mrs. Martin.-Mrs,
Martin Lyford is very ill.-A. j. Lyford
has gone to Lowell, Mass. to visit his
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-22
SOUTH ROYALTON.

A daughter, Martha Beatrice was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. +. Clifton Flanders
September l0.-M. H. Haze1 attended the
aviation meet In Boston last wcek-Mr.
and Mrs. Abbott. Misses Josie Sargent and
Maybelle Martin have returned to their
schools In Barre.--Jamcs Stacey has sold
his farm and moved into tie James Bing-
ham home for the winter Philip O.
Relknap has entered the freshman class
at Norwich University Mrs. Horace *.
Goodwin died September 10
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-22
COTTON FUTURES.

closed steady Closing bids: sept 13N2'
OCT. 1873; Nov 1910; Dec. l3.l4: Jan
1910; Eel 1913; March 1919; May % Sc!
June 1921; July 1920.
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FAYSTON.

Joseph MarFin was in MiddleseX Friday.
Mrs. Lizzie A Livingston, who has been
III. is recovering. james Mclaughlin had
n paralytic shock Sunday.-philo G.. Hin,
has gone TO Montpelier as gra, i juryman.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-22
MONTPELIER.

The body of Henry Canning. formerly
of this city, who was killed Fri
day at Lynn. Mass. while at
work as lineman for an cleo
trio light and power company, was
brought to this city for funeral and burt-
al. The deceased was 25 years old and
unmarried and was n son Of the late
William Canning of this city
Alexander Cochran, who was stricken
with paralysis while on his way from,
this city to Wells River last Thursday
afternoon, has regained consciousness
and hopes are entertained for his recovery,
Mr.. Cochran was last Thursday reelected
a director OF the Montpelier q Wells River
railroad lie is also II director of the
Capital Savings Bank and Trust company
OF this city and was for many years a
prominent citizen OF Groton
Peter Beltram and Miss Mary Malnat
lwere married Saturday forenoon by Justice
| OF the Peace NJ. w. Wheelock They wen,
| Saturday afternoon to Montreal for o
| brief wedding trip.
Tho trial of the negligence case OF An
| drew Genera OF Barre VIZ. the George
| Straiton Quarry company of Barre was
| resumed Thursday in Washington county
| court. In August, 1905, tho plaintiff lost
foot while ut work on the quarry OF
tho defendant company. and the claim Is
made that tho company was negligent
| In addition to the sixty divorce cases
now on the trial docket thirty-on,
| now ones We're entered last week
making 81 unhappy couples In this county
| who seek legel separation
Carroll L. Duke and Miss Bertha M
1
at the home Of Mrs. Sarah G. Dewey
mother of the bride, by tho Rev. Homer
a. Flint, rector of Christ Church Crts
the Immediate friends of the contracting
parties were present. After wedding
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SPOT COTTON.

New York Sept. g1.-Cotton spot closed
quiet u points higher; middling upland,
1880; do gulf "A. L., sales IA bales
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WATERBURY.

denly at her home at Duxburv Cor,or,
saturday evening Willie sutln,- in nor
chair The Immediate cause of hor 1oo.b
Wa apoplcxy, following n lone tl1noes
with consumrtion. She was horn Il,
Nnnkton about 40 Years ago. dougbtor or
oscar l. and Sarah (,,asoi7, Nirh1ot
She first married William strong who
died few wears a-o. Dcce,nher 10 100
she married Jesse II. Morse. who s,,rvivcs
hor The funeral was held from, bor ,ata
home Monday nj two b. m. tho Ran
list CLERGYMAN officiating Burial was e.,
the Duxbury Corner cemetcry.-Mr. and
Mrs. J r. Car,nhou have returned pro,r
short vacation. MIR and Ars. p N
Merrill and family love returned rro,,
two weeks sra., IN New yorr s,,,o
Mrs. Eosterhro.a who b,s hoer ,.is,,,,, ~
her father. I,c,,,ipana co,l,ps hos r..
turned TO her bor1, y, Marlboro N,ss
Verne Greene Of Richmo,,1 ,ras n rues+ NJ
c. / Hatch Non1av Mrs Nellie Do.os
left Wednesday for q n,orth,s VISIT IN
Colomo. Mich md other nl,cae r.
Wallace Is In Now yorl, Mr. o,a N,s
Hurry Ir,npIo b,vo ro.,r,oj 20 .hoi.
home in porcheeter -,frs r Z A.,,i,s
has been confined tn tho hons. IN, a fav,
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F. D. ABERNETHY
Successor
H. w. ALLEN e. co.
TO-DAY and continuing through this wcck---
Annual Fall Opening Exhibits
in all departments.
Attention is invited especially to an extraordinary
disp lay of Rich Dress Fabrics Of every descrip-
ton Gathered with view 70 an accu-
rate and an especially broad represent
tation OF latest, most beautiful
effects in fashion,
a most exhaustive showing Of 1aoes, Gold, Silver,
Bronze and Steel, Embroidered Nets Flounc-
;nss end All0vors IN Latest Oriental, col
with gold and silver, Marqui-
settle, BugleA Net and
Costumes, House and Street Dresses Evening and
Reception Gowns, Tailored Suits,
Outer Garments, Gloves,
Wells, ScarGs, Neck
Dress-makns Department
(second floor
The display on this floor will far surpass every
other opening in the history Of the Dress
making Department. A cordial IN
vitation Is extended to our
friends and patrons
TO VISIT IT.
Attention is also invited to a very extensive
showing OF
Rich Furs and Fur Garments
Shown on main floor and second floor
F. D. ABERNETHY