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JEFTERsONvILIE

Mrs. Arvine Wilcox OF South Cam
bridge spent several days with friends
here last Week.-Mrs. Jennie Trick Of
burlington is the guest of her sister. Miss
Mae Trick.-Alfred Lamplough. who
spent the summer in berkshire, has re-
turned homc.-Miss Lydia Lyman of
Cambridge Is a guest at H NJ. Cornells
The Cemetery association met with
Miss Matte Wilcox October at
80 p. ma son was recently born to
Mr., and Mrs. Harley Bonoir. awrence
Reynolds. who has been very seriously Ill.
Is reported to nc steadily improving
Mrs. F1anireau has returned after sew
eral weeks stay with her mother in
Guildhall. Rev. II. II. Till will he
ordained pastor Of the Second CongreEa-
ttonal Church Thursday, October s, at
10 40 a. IN
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ORANGE
RANDOLPH.

The Rt. Rev. J. J. Rice Of Burlington
came hero Friday afternoon and con-
Quoted a service at the Catholic Church
at four o'clock. The bisl op was assist
ed by tho following priests: Rev.
Fathers McCuen OF Hanover, ~ H..
McGarry OF windsor, .O'Neil OF North
field. and O'Donnell OF Randolph. More
than $50 people werc present.--Mr.
and Mrs. Irwin Chadwick OF Maiden.
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FRANKLIN.

Rodney ), Willard, former resi-
don't who has been spending several
months at the home of his nephew, H.,
V willard, died there quite suddenly
Wednesday. Funeral services were
hola at the home Friday. Rev r. W.
bay otNciatiug. The body was sent 10
Natiok, Mass. for interment In their
family lot.-Andrew Sawyer died at
the home Of his daughter, Mrs Adams
Friday. Funeral was held IN the
Methodist Church Sunday afternoon,
Rev. G. c. Westcott- ofhciating, Ills
three sons and families were present,
one from Bloomfield, Conn" one from
Chazy. n. Y, and one from Swanton--
Mrs. Adams Is moving into the Ha-
Key house. and clyde Souls IL moving
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BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. y. II. Wallheof is ill.--Mr. AMI
Mrs. William Mitchell are visiting Mt
the home of Mrs Mitchclls parents
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 4. Chaffcc--E NJ
Austin has returned from Battle Creek
Mich, whore he visited his mother
Mrs. w. c. Smith. who has been scri-
ously III, is improving slowly.-Prof
j.. T.. Greene of Tichford. district SUI
perintendcnt. visited the Center school
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EDEN.

Mt. Norris Hotel ut the Mills Is va
cant.-The Dorcas society met at OUias
Whittemore's cottage at Lake Eden
Tuesday. There were % present,
Thursday of the same week the Ladies'
Aid met at the same place Myrtle
Baker was at home from Morrisville
over Sunday.-Miss Fisher of St
Jchnsbury is occupying the pulpits IN
town at present.--Dorothea Collins
had an operation on her throat to re-
move tonsils. She is doing well. Mrs
Alvin Lamphere and I.ibbie O'Hare arc
going on the excursion to boston
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Emery have re-
turned from their visit in Watervillo
ana JohnscN -Bernice Whittemore IL
in Morrlsville working for her aunt
Lila Whittemore has gone to Ucder-
hill to work
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into the house vacated by Mrs. Adams.
i. Edison Wilder has bought tho La
bounty farm OF A. II. Horskin and has
moved thcre.-Mr. ana Mrs. IT, G..
1omery of ST Adams were in town
Wcdncsday.--Mrs. e. s. Reynolds re-
turned from New York Monday
Thomas Wilson and Sarah Grigley of
bedford. Il. O. were married at the
Congregational parsonage Scptembcr
20 by tho Rev r W. Day
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SHELBURNE.

The Ladies' Improvement society of
the Methodist Church will hold their
annual apron and candy sale in the town
hall Friday afternoon and evening. In
the evening program will be given. in
GLIDING the farce, "Why ! Never Mar
RED" by seven young ladies' and seven
young gentlemen. A harvest supper will
be served from five to eight O'clock-A
son was born Tuesday morning to Mr.
and Mrs. w. F. Carlson,-Mrs. w. II.
Tyler OF burlington IL at Mrs. McNellr,
where she expects TO spend the winter
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FLETCHER.

Frank Leach. who has been i'll for sew
oral weeks was taken to BURLINGTON to
the hospital Saturday.-tI A. Jackson Of
Watcrvillc was in town Monday.--Albert
Wood has taken Inland Leachs farm and
VIII move There November 1.-Jarncs
Carey OF Waterbury is spending n few
DAYS I'm town
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MORRISVILLE.

The new uniforms for the Forester
team, NJ. w. A., have come and the team
wore them for the first time Saturday.
when they attended the battalion drill
at Hardwck. Miss Myrtle Howard Of
Granville. n. ". Is a guest OF Mrs. Mary
Warren, Mrs. o. f. Sweet went to Cam
bridge Saturday for short stay.-Mrs.
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ton arc visiting at Vnntine brothers.-The
Ladies' Aid are to meet with Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Ladd for dinner Thursday.--
Ellen Griswold Phelps Is visiting her par
ents at Adams Landing .. s. Gris-
void was called to North Hero Wednes-
day morning b. the death Of Mrs James
Tudhope.
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RICHFORD.

The funeral OF Miss Mira G. stone.
who died at the home OF II. II. Com
ings Wednesday evening OF last
week was held at Mr. CumminSs's
house Saturday afternoon at one
o'clock. the Rev, Slas +. Perry Off
eating, and the burial was in the
cemetery at East Berkshire Until
this year, Miss Stone, wis, was II
years old. had lived on her farm in
Berkshire, about three miles from this
village. For some time she has been
in poor health and her death was due
to general breaking down Of the
system. She Is survived by three
brothers. NJ. A. Stone of Burlington,
C. b. Stone OF Avon, Colo, and g. A.
Ston. of Denver, Colo.
Miss Bertha Bliss OF Brooklyn n Y
is the guest OF Miss Effie Billings MI
and Mrs. A, +. Jacobs and son Of Holland
visited here the past week Tic Rev. ana
Mrs. w. G. scofeld have returned home
from their vacation spent Mt Sixteen ls-
land lake. north of Montreal Miss
Marian Read has returned after a yisi,
Of four weeks in Manchester, \ H. nnd
Boston.-A son was born to Nj and Mrs
d. NJ. Mari September e. Alfred A
Shepard OF Waltham, Mass is visiting
his sister. Mrs Henry f.. Killings Horny
Coutremarsh OF Sherbrooke CHE. has
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franklin
sWANToN.

An explosion in the primer depart
ment Of tho Robin Hood Ammunition
company Wednesday Sept. 2S in
jured. more or less seriously, Miss
Jennie Wells, Miss Lillian Gonyea and
Miss Edna Tuller The former sus-
tained the worst injuries and she was
taken to the st. Adams hospital as
soon as she was in condition to be
moved.
The first meeting of tho season for
the Shakespeare club was held Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
T. NJ Tobin. Mrs. Burnett and Mrs
Tobin. program committee, entertain
ing.-Large quantities of cream are
being imported through the port Of
Swanton from Canada by the Van
Camp company of st. Albans-Mrs
Abel Ractcot ana Louis Therrian of
Highgatc. were married Tuesday,
The marsh watchmen report that the
northern duckc, the large black vari-
ETY. are beginning to come into Lake
Champaign on their southern flight
Miss Bessie Rogers has assumed her
duties as local reporter for the Courier.
b. c. Sheldon is in Boston.-S. Rah-
iston has purchased the West Side
Inn property, near the Central Yer
mont station. consideration $4,000
The ninth annual meeting of tho
Taquahunga club for the election Of
onicers. was held Tuesday evening
The business meeting was followed "
social hour and an elaborate spread
c. A. Butler was elected president;
W. o. Smith, vice president; H. l..
Prouty1 secretary: l.. A. I.apolle.
treasurer; and II. c. Stilphan. Z. V.
Bradley. VI. j. Sunderland and j. H.
Mannix. board Of managers The pres
ent membership is 50
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

b. Bromley received news of the
death of his brother Henry Bromley,
In Nestport. y. Y. last week AT the age
of ~ years. He had been IL, a long time
with Bright's disease. Mrs Thomas
Ryan has moved to the city and will
keep boarders.-The young friends of
Miss Sarah Prior gave her surprise
party Thursday night in honor Of her
10th hirthday.-Mrs. Hector Cousino Is in
poor health.-Mr Toner'S family have sold
their farm and store to parties from
Canada and will go to Long Island, y. r.
to reside
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WESTFIELD.

Those who had the pleasure OF know
ing Mrs. Ephram l.. Hitchcock OF New
York. WHO has visited here with her late
husband, were la!nea to hear she CON
mltted suicide last week Wednesday by
from a ifth story window IN
the apartment house whore She lived
Miss Helen II Winslow returned to Ro,-
ton Friday afternoon. spending 10 days
with her aunt Mrs. y. ~ Wright
Mrs. II. H. Wright returned last wees
after spending several weeks with her
William rrumpass goes
Tins week 10 Wood.vile. y. H.. to visit
her SON ana other friends tcr month
Miss orcelia Atwood Is expected this
Week from South Weymouth. Mass, -
keep house for Mrs, II. \. Farman while
her son Is In Montpelcc.-O, i, Wright
has sold two acres OF land to John MAJ
tin for slsl,-Mrs. Lucy Wright OF North
Troy Is spending few days at w. q.
WriRhts.- Mrs. Ralph Seymour and lit
tie daughter have returned from Mon
treal. where the latter was born.
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CHARLOTTE.


- = roo'e ana Merritt carpenter
"aNe gone 10 observation-disclosures Ala Will
meet al the nome or Mrs w. NJ. Spear
inns arterhooh'-Ihe nature work,
"''''H 'le chiioreh OF the SCHOOLS nave
peeh ooihs thls summer, resulted In a
'aiSe exhlbt or pressed flowers and
grasses Miss Ruby Parker having nearly
wv mounted specimens. there was also
large EXHIBIT or vegetables and cut
mowers. A number OF prizes We're awarded
Inc EXHIBIT was In the school house at
the corners Friday and Saturday. Miss
una DeYette has returned from the
mary Fletcher hospital, where she has
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BEAVER.

reception was given Friday evening
to Mr.. and Mrs, Lyman Leach at the
home Of Hobert Leach Mrs. Add!e Allen
OF Concord. N H.. has been n guest of
Mrs. Abhie Leach the past week.-Charles
strait who has been very III the past
week. Is improving.-Mr. and Mrs, Jed
Camoell OF Hardwick have been visiting
his sister, Mrs. Edwin Strait.
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WESTFORD.

The Ladies Social circle held meet
Ing at the home of Mrs. A. ID. Partridge
Wednesday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs,
Nickerson Of Pittsheld. Mass. who have
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LAM0ILLE
STOWE.

Mans'leid oaturu"y'-N' -. burt "oco''-
p""'o" ny - !" LIVES VI "u. '"s'o'' anu
ois"S ~ nu''e' vi D"n. e''' ""'''' ma y
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0'o"e ni''c VI we '"ou'''.''' as 'ar as the
o"''."i'' f'',' N''o" " do ''c i'"no" Notch
'"" rum 'i,e'c '"e "es'erh sue OF 'he
'"''' ""S '"ose' "s more SUITED ior the
PURPOSE MI No"'VS 'eit 'he party al thc
CIV r"''oc ~ 'ie "o'r'h'' ho'ch' Mcssrs
I"rt ana N"!'"I came 'hroush TO Lake
.""ilsre'u ara from 'he:e they walked
|" stove seven miles ana half. The
.r''' was cleared suflcient'y to be FOL
lo"ed WITHOUT any danger OF losing It,
me reception 10 inc Kew. and Mrs. A. c.
orh"eH D. Mrs Alice a. Raymond and
'.r7. VI. g i'oV'loy vas very pleasant
aI"ir' me ladlcs OF tho Congregational
h"r'h h''n Il very successfui sale at
''.| Nfe'eF Meh'oTia' nuildihg SATURDAY
"''"i noon ana eVcn'hH'-Mr ana Mrs T.
- ',"." anu t"es's from Mohtpehe'
H!N"'" Si''"EF''rF holch tT'ua!'-A' ..
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,,o-,o ~ Wr n,d vrs rdyin r r,relow
A., an, Mr. ,.b.rd,er Watts have
ro,,,,,,od ,.,or .cverol weeks visit In
N..r.,s,.i,,o
At ava Nrs rveondcr A. Rnrrows
,o,ahratod ,ho 5oth anniversary q,
Mt ,ri., No,d,v rccen-
,t ,., ,hn o,tcrnoon and
a,.or,ro ,,ns attended nv many
80 ,hai, fri,,ds anonr than
,t, ,,air thro. darrhtcr. and their
,r.,ar1. W., and Mrs Carroll
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,a,rs NJ stowe and Mr. and Mrs
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AVID ,rordchi,dren GAYLORD ntupp and
Mic. p.h, Mum NJ Johnson Two
,r,,,,ao,,ohtars Afr, po, c,.,rns
and Nrs r,rnes, Acl.rmon NJ yer.
shiro ,nd an. s,r.,t .,r,r dso, tho 1T
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,h,o a. 10 nro.on, corn,sto ,ho f,r,-
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from pnEe ~

Mrs. Densmore.-Edna Josln was
operated upon Tuesday for appendicitis n
The play, '1n Old New England" WIN
be repeated in Woodmen's hall Friday
Vcnng.
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GRAND ISLE.

Mrs. Hannah Macomhcr has returned
of,er a few weeks visit in Boston and
yicinity.-Mrs. Mayerson and son of Bos-
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OHAFTSBURY

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Spaulding are
home from Massachusetts after several
months sbscnce.-Mr. and Mrs. william
Hanson OF Barton spent last Thursday
in this town.-Mrs. Adams of Iowa is
visiting her uncle. Marcau Sawyer, after
an absence OF q years. Mrs. Carrie Koir
tCOntinued ON page ~
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ST. ALBANS.

In Franklin county court Friday
in the case Of Perry VS.. Bolyea, an ac-
ton for damages Of $4,000 alleged to
have been sustained by the plaintiff
IN being thrown from a wagon when
her horse was frightened by the de-
PENDANTS dog. the jury brought in a
'erdict that the defendant recover his
costs. The case of State VS. Zeph
Trombly of Fairfax, an Information
alleging that the respondent aided GER
tain prisoners to escape. was next
taken up, The case of state VS.
Michael st. Francis of Swanton, charg-
ing intoXication, was also tried Friday
the jury returning a verdict of
guilty.
states Attorney Johnson Friday
filed an information in county court
charging George Tiorrey with the fur
nshing Of intoxicating liquor. unlaw.
fully, bail was fixed IN the sum Of $io1
which was furnished
An information was also filled against
George Mcdonald of Richfnrd. who is
charged with attempting to criminally
town last week Tuesday.
'buil'N court on SHlnrCaN TOOK
recess until Monday, October 10. when
the criminal docket will he taken IN and
disposed o before the trial Of civil cases
is resumed.
1t is understood that the Franklin
county creamery in this city had been
sold to the Borden Gale condensed
milk concern, but this report was not
verified Tuesday. When the cream
cry was erected several years ago, it
was the largest creamery in the world
and at the present time it is doing a
large business.
The wedding of Miss Mabel Estes
Vincent and stephen r.. Collins, son of
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick A. Collins, took
place at the home OF the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin H. Vincent on
Messenger street last evening at eight
CLOCK. the guests including about 40
friends and relatives. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev Ralph f. Lowe
Mr., and Mrs. Collins left on the 1923
O'Clock train for a trip to Boston and on
their return will occupy apartments in
the Collins block on Main street
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been visiting at Charles Hcnry's, have
returned to their home. Mr.. Henry went
with them for a short stay.-D. u. Smith
is moving to Fairfax and William Shell
don will live In the house vacated by Mr.
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McNall are
home from an extended trip through the
northern part of tho State-H. c. Rogers
has dug 900 bushels of potatoes and csti-
mates that he Is not half through.-Mr.
and Mrs. +. Il. Smith went to South Hero
Saturday The ladies' of the Baptist
Church will give chicken pie supper in
the town hall on the evening Of October
E.-Mrs. Gould of St Louis, Mo. is
visiting her cousin. Mrs. Mary Henry.
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UNDERHILL..

Fred Mcclellan has bought tho farm
known as the Newton Wright farm on
the hill road.-Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Fowler
were called to Milton Tuesday bv tho sud-
den death of her brother, Silas FLYNN
Mrs Electa Maynard OF burlington has
been the guest of her niece. Mrs. D. w
hnisht-Emory Chase and family have
closed their house and gone to Burlington,
where he has employment..~Dr. g. r.
Maynard OF Burlington was called ~.
counsel in the case OF DR.. w. s. Nay Sat
rrday.-R l.. Howe is clerking In l.. c.
Fower's store during his absence. Mrs.
NJ. c. Hale and Miss Daisy MacGibbon.
who have been Ill with the grip. arc i'm
proving. There will be a teachers moot
ing Friday afternoon in charge of super
intendent NJ. D. Young
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tCOntinued ON page ~
The Virginia enterprise., 1910-10-21
Most Famous Baby.

The most famous baby in the world
today is the Princess Juliana of Hol-
land, prospective heir to the throne.
A little more than a year old, she
is daily the object Of the admiration
of thousands of citizens of the Neither
lands.
There was great rejoicing when she
was born and not day has passed
since then but that presents come as
tokens of the affection for the little
princess.
Masses Of flowers are sent to her,
and daily when the princess is taken
for an airing flowers are strewn in
her path. Furthermore, women of
Holland who are skilled in making
rare and almost priceless laces send
many such articles to the princess
The gifts of lace already are valued
at a fortune. In this princess is cen.
tered the hope Of all Holland and
prayers daily are said in the churches
for her and her mother, Queen Will
helmina.
The baby has grown amazingly
and the people of Holland already are
looking forward to the time when she
will help her mother in the manage
ment of the country and gradually re.
lieve her Of that work.
The Virginia enterprise., 1910-10-21
Soan Bubbles.

If your father happens to be-
smoking when you are blowing soap
bubbles, get him to blow some bub
bles for you. He just fills his mouth
with smoke, and then blows an ordi.
nary bubble with the clay pipe. The
bubble will generally grow very large,
and will, of course, te filled with
smoke. Floating in the sunshine,
some OF these present very beauti-
full appearance.
If you want to make a very large
bubble, first cover your hands well
with soapsuds, and then place them
together in the shape of a cup, leav-
ing a small opening at the bottom.
Then hold your hands about a foot
from your mouth and blow into them.
The bubbles obtained In this way are
so largo than they Immediately buryt
ON touching tho floor.
The Virginia enterprise., 1910-10-21
MAKING INDIAN PLAY SUITS
Little Boys and Girls Can Rig Them
selves Up in Novel Way by
Using Old Newspapers.

The boy who wants to change him.
self into a little Indian may easily
make an Indian play suit. For head
dress cut a deep fringe from newspa-
pers. Pin it around the head and pin
long piece of the fringe to fall down
the back to look like feathers. Cut
more fringe and pin down the sides
Of the pants and another piece Of
fringe, not very long, to pin around
the ankles over the tops of low shoes
to look like moccasins.
The little girl who wants to be a
squaw may make her suit in this way:
First, make the skirt Paste two large
newspaper sheets together SO that
the short side of one newspaper laps
over to the short SIDE of the other
sheet of paper. Fold this long piece
of paper just formed so that the long
top edge reaches nearly down to the
long lower edge. Cut the lower edge
so that it is formed into fringe The
skirt is then finished Slip a piece of
tape inside the skirt where the paper
is folded, and tie it at the back to
keep the skirt in place. The Indian
sack is made in this way. Place a
double sheet of newspaper in front Of
you so that the long double edge of
the paper is at the top. Fold the
short edge of the paper on one side
over onto the other short edge. From
the upper left hand corner Of this
folded paper cut out a double square
of paper which is about four inches
each way. All of the edges except
the top edge and the folded edge Of
the paper should be slashed to form
fringe. Open out your paper and put
1t on as sack by putting your head
through the square hole in the top Of
the paper. The fringe will be down
the sides of the sack and on the
bottom of the little coat.
The Virginia enterprise., 1910-10-21
AMUSING FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
Game Of "joneses' Vacation" Will Fur.
nishz Pleasure for Boys and
i Girls Of Any Age. y

Did you ever give party and find
It hard to amuse the boys and girls
after they arrived? 1t is not pleas
ant experience, and it is always well
to know of game that will make the
young folks Timber up
One that children of any age will
enjoy and which takes little prepare
tion is the Joneses' Vacation. One Of
the girls is selected as Mrs. Jones and
one Of the boys as Mr.. Jones. You
have ready a suit case and at a given
signal Mr.. and Mrs. Jones must un-
lock it and put on the things they
find inside. It is good idea to have
a hat, long coat, veil, scarf, gloves
and pocketbook for Mrs. Jones and
coat, hat, collar a (large one), neck
tie and gloves for Mr. Jones. They
must dress in these as quickly as pos
sible, for some one is timing them,
and then they must lock the suit case
and rush off with it to the train. That
must be the farthest point you can Sc
usually the front door. After
they have hit the front door a good
nard thump they must rush back
again, take off the things and pack
them again. And If they don't pack
carefully they will find themselves in
trouble, for they must lock and strap
the suit case again. Now it is the turn
of another couple to be Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones, and when they all have tried
the couple who made the trip in the
shortest time are judged the winners.
1t is we'll to use coats and hats that
you do not need to treat carefully, for
naturally they are apt to get rumpled
in the excitement of the game Don't
forget the collar, in which you should
teresting to see anyone in a hurry
struggle with a collar button.