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The Semi-weekly leader., 1911-04-15
BASE BALL FOR
THIS SUMMER
Association Recognized
and Four Months Sea-
son Expected.

A very enthusiastic meeting of
Brookhaven base ball rooters, fans
and well-wishers of the national
sport, met Thursday night at the
City Hall and reorganized the
Brookhaven Base Ball Association.
AS a result, base ball for the hot,
sultry months is assured, two or
three games a week to be played in
this city at the local park.
Mr.. M. D. McGrath was called
to the chair TO preside, and Paul
Nd. Hobbs appointed temporary
secretary.
An expression of the meeting
was called for and it was at once
decided to play ball" this sum-
mer, the old officers Of the associa-
tion being unanimously elected as
follows: M. D. McGrath, presi-
dent; W. II. Becker, secretary and
treasurer; /. Abrams, DIR. N. r.
Thompson, G. H. Hamilton, DR..
N. A. Mcleod, E. M. Bee, direc-
tors. S. w. Hoskins was elected
manager as last year, and Marshall
Douglass, assistant manager. G.
H. Penn will be the official scorer.
A high board fence will be built
at once around the park and other
improvements and changes made
which will add to the pubIic's en-
joyment during the season.
S. W. Hoskins, DIR. N. R.
Thompson and Marshall Douglass
were appointed committee to
oversee the new improvements pro-
posed.
On the call of the chairman, vol
untary subscriptions amounting to
over SIS per month was made up
for four months ball season at
the meeting and committee COM
posed Of DR.. N. R. Thompson, M.
ID. McGrath and DIR. N. Al. Mcleod
appointed to solicit Brookhaven
lovers of the game for any amount
they care to give, payable monthly
for a four months run of ball.
All the committees will proceed
to get busy ar once and it is ex-
pected to have the first game In =
few weeks time.
A list Of the players available IN
Brookhaven was canvassed and a.
good strong team will be put on
the diamond. TWO or three saIaried
men at the most being all that it Is
anticipated will be required for
the coming season.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1911-04-15

Mrs. j. o. Fairman, who has
been living with Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Falvey at Caseyville, came in
yesterday to spend Easter with
friends here.
Patronize home industry send
your laundry work to the Ineeda
Steam Laundry. Telephone ATT.
First class work and prompt service.
Work called for and delivered.
Little Pearl Drury had a severe
struggle with pneumonia; but il
now recovering. Her father was
called home from Texas on acco uni
of the little daughters illness.
Prof. B. T. Schumpert is fortun-
ate in securing the services of
President j. C. Hardy, of the A. &
M, as speaker at the commence
ment of the Graded High School,
May 10.
Lost-A small black and tan rat
dog; female, with white breast and
black and tan legs; answers to
name Of "Gip." Finder will re-
turn to J. w. Wallace at Mrs. j.
R. Anderson's and receive reward.
Members of the dog family
around Brookhaven have been hav-
ing a rough voyage the past few
days poison and hot lead having
reduced the number Of stray CANNES
considerably.
Get a Rexall booklet at
Prices and learn some
thing of that wonderful
line of ofrenedies--one for
each ill.
Mr.. j. S. Boone's name was
through a mistake published in the
delinquent poll tax list in The
Leader at Pine Grove election pre-
cinct. He has shown US his re-
ceipts and request us to correct it.
which we gladly do.
Any one having a surplus of
banana plants, Gamma or caladium
bulbs, will confer a great favor by
notifying the Cemetery Association,
as We are in need Of ornamental
plants for flower beds and other
purposes. J. E. Seavey. Cemetery
commissioner.
Hardly a handsomer or more at
tractive neighborhood can be found
than the one to the Southwest, in
cludlng the beautiful properties of
Mr.. Ches. S. Bntterfield, Mr.. J.
n. Cooke. Mr.. 7. N. Young, Mr..
+. +. Becker. with other pretty
residences less pretentious. Beau.
tiful for situation, these home
places are well kept. and planned
with an eye for the eternal fitness
Of things.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1911-04-15
Justice Buffers Court.

A preliminary investigation Of
some interest was had before JUS
tice of the Peace X. S. Butler on
Wednesday last. in which one j. j..
Connolly was defendant to charge
of embezzlement. and which re-
suited in conviction, and Connolly
being held to await the action of
the grand jury, under bond ID the
sum Of $500. The facts disclosed
by the evidence showed that Con-
molly, during the month Of Febru-
ary, was assisting DIR. Van B.
Watts, Of this city, ia selling stock
Of the Southern States Fire and
Casualty Insurance Co., upon the
basis Of an equal division Of rs per
cent commissions on stock sold.
During the month Of February,
and while Dr.. Watts was sick,
The Semi-weekly leader., 1911-04-15

Price has but one
grade of seed of any
kind and that is the best
he can find. Get his
prices before you buy.
Miss Daisy Byrne's friends are
congratulating her on winning the
honor of representing the Athenians
in the coming contest with the
Olympians. of the Public School,
at the coming annual debate.
The Star Electric Theatre on
Cherokee street is attracting a
good crowd each night. the pro-
gram lasting about an hour, three
different reels of pictures being
used each night. and as rule, they
are exceptionally good and clear.
Mr.. Lenz returned from New
Orleans in the hope Of regaining
his health in the balmy air of
Brookhaven. 1t is said that one
half the world works for the other
half. Mr.. Lenz works for the
other two-thirds. and is not pros
pering in health under the strain.
The Kings Daughters will give
a Matinee at the Opera House We'd
nesday afternoon, April 18th. at
3 o'clock. A splendid program has
been arranged. at the conclusion
of which a social hour will be spent
and refreshments served. An ad-
mission fee of 25 cents will be
charged.
The Public School Orchestra
furnished music for the j.. M.
Wood Demonstration on Wednes-
day. There was a great crowd all
day long and from the sandwiches
to the liquid refreshments. the
fruit juices served. everything was
in keeping with the advance meth
DDS Of an up-to-date Grocery.
News of the marriage Of Rev.
John C. Chambers and Miss Ethel
Weems comes to friends of theirs
in this city. The bride is Whit
worth alumna and all remember
John Chambers. who were resi-
dents here during his fathers in
cumbency as President of Whit
worth. The Leader extends its
heartiest congratulations and good
wishes.
Our local circle Of Kings Daugh-
ters will be represented by a splen-
did contingent. at the State meet
ing at Meridian. Mines. E. M.
Bee. A. B. ConnalIy. F. H. Hart
man, R. w. McNair. e. B. French,
G. w. Neal. Russell Potter. J. E.
Seavey. and Misses Mary McNairl
and Maggie Middleton were elected
delegates. The State Secretary,
Mrs. !. I. Parsons, will also attend.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1911-04-15

consists in playing the game well you for the sake
OF the game ITSELF The who Scores and gets the APP
plause, often owes his triumph to the fellow who made the
base hit, and got left second.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1911-04-15

Whites-T. G. Warner and Mrs.
s. B. Wade; Bill Nations and Miss
Hettie May Frank Britt and Miss
Mamie jackson; Wayne A. Shurt-
left and Miss Myrtis Gertrude
Price.
Colored-WiIlie Watkins and
Alice Brown; Joe Cooper and Hazie
Warner.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1911-04-15

Go to F. C. Oberschmidt for
good shoes. Prices can't be beat.
Mr.. S. c. Smith, of Ollie, was
transacting business here Thursday.
Easter Services at 10 at the
Catholic church tomorrow morning.
Mrs. B. W. Lipscomb attended
the Missionary Jubilee at jackson.
Mr.. o. R. Boyte, of Bogue Chit
to, Route 3, was a Wednesday VS.
itor.
The best place and the cleanest
place to eat in the city is at the
Gem Restaurant.
DR.. s. G. Wilson, of New Or
leans, was guest of DR.. N. A.
Mcleod on Thursday.
Miss Lille Calender. of Mace
doria, has been a pleasant visitor
of Mrs. j. w. McBrlde's.
Everything possible to get in
this market is served on the Gem
Restaurant tables and counters.
Don't forget that you can get
Prices ice cream at the Gem Res
taurant every Sunday, as we'll as
other days.
A new stock of Ja-
cob's Candy Just receiv-
ed at Prices.
Wanted-To buy young Jersey
heifer. Will pay spot cash. E.
M. Brinkman, Phone Ill, Brook
haven, Miss.
DR.. /. w. Cooper will give an
account of his trip to Cuba tomor-
row evening at the Baptist church
at 7:45 O'Clock.
Mrs. w. N. Hartwell and Miss
Kathleen, of New Orleans, are
spending few days here with rel
atiyes and friends.
An announcement of DR.. V. B.
Watts candidacy for the State
Senate came in too late for this is
sue of The Leader.
Mr.. j. W. McGrath spent We'd
nesday in jackson looking after leg
islation pertaining to the State
Bankers Association.
If your lawn mower needs repair
ing or sharpening, ring King &
Erwin. Phone 459. All work
called for and delivered.
The Gem Restaurant serves the
best ice cream on Sundays. 1t is
the only place in town where you
can get it on that day.
F. G. Oberschmidt is always
ready for business. He has full
line of dress goods and shoes.
Prices to suit the hard times.
The Leader is prepared to supply
the candidates with all styles and
qualities of candidates cards. ANY
quantity at reasonable price.
There will be picnic at Union
Hall School Thursday, 18th. Speak
ing by some candidate. Everybody
come with a well-tilled basket.
Get Kreso Dip at Price
e's--yOu need it for all
your stock. Ask them
what it does for you.
Candidate Cards You will need
them if you are an aspirant for
office. A good card helps to make
q good impression. See The
Leader.
The Presbyterians have an IDEAL
Sunday School-out of total
church membership of $50, 122
were in the school last Sabbath
morning.
Major \. L. Saltzman, represent
ing the jackson branch of the
Salvation Army, has been in the
city several days soliciting for that
Hon. D. M. Nelson was called to |
the bedside Of his sick brother atl
FL Paso. Texas. this week. Sym
pathy goes out to both young men
in their affection.
Bicycles and baby buggies re-
paired and new tires put on at
King & Erwin's. Agents for the
King Cot Thornproof |
Tires. Phone z59.
McGrath's bargain day in Gro
ceries was drawing card on Wed. /
nesday. Careful buyers have
learned to note Brookhayen's bar
gain days in any line. /
The Semi-weekly leader., 1911-04-15

And yet your friend Leroy Percy
said that Bailey is "the undisputed
and most conspicuous leader" of
the Senate Democrats. Percy join
ed with ten other weeping Demo-
cratic Senator's in sending teIe-
gram to the Governor of Texas,
urging the people of that State to
retain Bailey in the Senate. .-Vicks-
burg Post.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1911-04-15
OakhaVen Stock Farm.

Has Tamworth pigs ready for De-
livery.
w. A. ROGERS. Prop,
Brookhaven, Miss.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1911-04-15
Easter Services at the Catholic Church

On Easter Sunday. the great
Feast of the Resurrection of the
Savior will be celebrated at the
Catholic Church, as usual.
This celebration consists in Sol
emn Mass, accompanied with ap-
propriate and classic music, follow
ed by a sermon on the Resurrection
Of Christ, our Lord.
The public IS cordially invited
to the service,
The Semi-weekly leader., 1911-04-15

Price has but one
grade of seed of any
kind and that is the best
he can find. Get his
prices before you buy.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1911-04-15
NOW THAT APPLIES TO YOU,
HART-SCHAFFNER &1ARX CLOTHES

the kind OF clothes that
= distinction There's quality of alIwoo
ing smartne OF STYLE that don't
able air about Marx clothes you
] for the goods.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-16
GILL DISTRICT

A blizzard began about midnight
Saturday and the thermometer 1eil
to 16 below zero. This puts a cheek
upon the beet business.
Prof. H. W. Curtis has oeen
threatened with pneumonia. schooi
was dismissed until wednesday
noon. The latter part of the week
he has been able to resume MS
work. ,,,,
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hatch, a daughter, November b.
The Bethel Aid met with Mrs'
Joe Miller Thursday. 1t was decid-
ed to disband and the money IN the
treasury was equally divided among
the members to be used for some
charitable purpose.
s. M. Van Sickle and sister, who
have been farming two miles north
west of Gill this summer, are NOV
ing back home, near Fort Collins
Mr. and Mrs. Van Sickle will be
greatly missed in this community
especially among social circles.
The Camerata Bible class enjoyed
a delightful social and business
meeting Friday night In the Reea
home. Forty-four were present.
This class has grown to such num-
ber that 1t ia necessary to secure the
services Of the Gill hall for sociai
functions.
Tuesday. Nov IA.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-16
SUMMONS
In the District Court.

tine lblStrtct SpuHs'
State of Colorado,
County of Weld. wa.
John T. Warren and, and Harley arie, r. bnsiness es
warren Bros, Plaintiffs.
Thahfss The People dc Of the State OF COLORADO,
to Frances p. Payns; ,,;ri the he, defenaah'
above named Gtnaa GREEItaMaG: ,o onpear
in ian an action nc bought against you by
tn the above named plaintiffs in the Dis
trict Court Of Weld ID County 1he cSmpiaint u
Hosprhao thapein within a twenty days after the
service service hereof. If served within this this
County; or or IL If serEsd erSldcation aTs OF within
GGrntya aays 9r after ey the Service hereof
exclusive OF the day of service; l. on o
Judgment by dcdrd,np default wa1i to the S prayer
Of the complaint. And II a copy, oJ oi
the complaint in the above entl,,uu ,,
action be not served served, W,,n %araof f"hS be made
out OF this State. then ten days add
tional to the time herein before spus
fed for shs sna takimg Of
ment by default as aforesaid. ,Jet
The said action s is broSshh. tho 20 North. S%'e
ts wsst to snarter sas wsst 4W hf1 Nw%, z ef Section
rI'rsSrfhsVe%f 1S MSrth Of Range SIXTY one CO.
West of the sixth f'rlnclP"i W ~ a
as viii more fully appear from nS tns
complaint In said action to whirs
reference is here made. copy
which is hereto attached and serNe"
And YOU are hereby notified thn' ~ a
YOU fail to appear and to answer No
sojd complaint MS above required "
said plaintiffs will take 1udgmen' Ne
default against you according 10 Wy
prayer Of said complaint san, NJ
Given under my hand and sea-
said Court, at Greeley in said coun'S'
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-16
IN THE COUNTY COURT, IN PRO-
BATE.
county of Weld.

rEs Peopie of the state OF Colorado
10 Daniel C. Courser. GRhEIlNS; ~ @
WHEREAS, 1t has been made TO vtd ap,
County, in the state of Colorado. tnns nat
Tou. the said Daniel C. Courser. are
heir at law, devisee and ieGaSsee, ~
Arthur L. Courser. deceased, a. alu State s''t,f of
o9lS5 NOW. THEREFORE,, in accordance fe
withthe provisions of the s'a.u.i nnd hw ,
order Of Court duly made ana ehterru' ,,.n
YOU are hereby notified that an ms hs the
ment of writing purportinE 10 oe aId aiS
Arthur l.. Courser. deceased. was pre-,
sented to said Court for probate on on
the 18th day Of October, a. ID; w, 10y ey
HSr0SWyt We,a n caaaty eaaeT in rss'an the State
5S$i' 5ESS$i'orado: that the said decedent was.
at Tie, time of his decease, re reslaGin. Enin.
of Weid County, In the ,sdaut Stare oa accord
inE 20 the said alleged will aeV'sSa ss,
ana bequeathed his property IN ,t une
words and figures following n3-"ar, m
Il hereby devise, bedueath ana ap-
ppSS weld County. Colorado. all and
singqlar my property ,r;nd reni ana ama char Rer
SSfS+ Ssfsr, and wherever situate. Of which
+ An seized. possessed or entitled 10:
or oyer which I have any power OF
YOU ARE HEREBY .NoTIFIED TO to
no ard appear before said Court at tne
county Court Room in the Soupe pf
WsId. in the state of Colorado. on the
f6 day of December. A. n. 1911, then
and here to attend the, hearing ,ost on
9TT probate of the said alleged iast
.a,..iiI md Testament OF the said Arthur
y. Courser. deceased. and further to
40 and perform what shall then y
the aid Court be required ana ao-
IS WITNESS WHEREOF. I have
set my hand and affixed the
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-16
NOTES OF
ED COUNTY

l1H DISTniCT
made a friendly call
Y at the home of Mr.,
uy Carleton and left q
bless their home. The
baby are doing nicely.
Mrs. William Wienie
It last Tuesday.
Miller of Severance
S' j. Mullin last Tues
Y. Alkire attended the
society last Wednesday
Mrs. R. S. Franklin'a
erance.
auiiln was a visitor at
AID society last Wednes-
M on at the home of Mrs,
u Ill East Severance.
We Barthrop is convalesc-
a. sl'ef a siege OIL typhoid
~ oe hoped she will soon
attend to her household
IL u'li. piaff called on her
william Wienle. last
.n ",e spent the afternoon
(ts,,a at tne Pfafr ranch.
prsday. oA ""i-
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-16

ant secretary. Mrs. Smith; treas
urer, Mr.. Miller; editor, Miss B1ggs.'
sergeant-at-arms, Mr.. Loaden; jam
tor, Ernest Kent. Mrs. Smith, MISS
Biggs, Miss Bessie Blair, Messers'
Miller and George Wycle were ap-
pointed to draw up bylaws ana
constitution.
Tuesday, Nov. Ia.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-16
SEVERANCE

r. E.. ana society met with
ma taiklln at her home in
rhs se u last Wednesday af-
lne,e ne tlme was spent max
(oIs SAs lor the quilts that
tha a at a bazar to be Civ
|Ear,, nv season for the church
,sry sni enjoyable afternoon
n II son after partaking of a
n st served by the hostess
[he ~ meet again in two
nilo nome of Mrs. Brown
'' northwest of sever
y " friends of Mr.. and Mrs
tn, tbsv viii i be surprised to
ke t. to n nave returned from
IateS T Denmark and are at
a'ea ca,i, at 2O5 S. Whitcomh q, +
iilllS,
nv pro," was reported on the
kevs,e, ke,esent writing.
J trim mas returned from
working on tn y, men
|of d"u tsr grade through the
'ne d. E. Severance
BBel, BBsI SSeishbors Sei of America
Ial in pathp' mp No. 5161. viii
on y wa .ne school house at
Is Wednesday w, evening. =.
enderahh There will be a short
ssiillI1hred, viii he after which Do, =
sans.s, ne served. consistin ;
10 Ic@o,nra,,wiches, con,, cake s and
md IN tents hn,a a plate, 80 be snra Mrs
me nave some fun. Every.
: l'sla rnol' R'oullard expects tn
er, sIISs MTs the h. coming week
MIS- Emma May, ea Of
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-16
A!!E,,
club IS ooMrLET-
rs PLANS
MEMBERS Auutu
80 on How Best to
~ .re Coming In
I'll suggestions
= Directors

.,change for Greeley
m,ure s,ar may be one OF
,nss ,uss accomplished oy
I'll .Ic club ii present plans
!, At the directors
s.y ~, night a proposition
sHI::cussed n: and it is re-
!, way toward compile
Ia is to have an y expert er
|" will establish an ex-
m for poultry growers.
.elling will be for casn
.ella has resigned from
Ia and Fred Norcross
to the board. He Will
Of the advertising COM
.y' was instructed to
oi thanks to H. Have
S. Morey in apprecia-
ophies won by Weld
4 New York land show
Of generalization to o.
rho won the $1,000 cup
sugar beets In the
and Canada.
members have joined
election.
he'd effort will be made
natures to the road dis
and copies will be left
and stores in the city
will be handy for sign
requested to sign these
re beginning to come in
It card referendum vote
method of conducting
isiness. Many excellent
Ire being received. The
anxious to have every
II to the queries put. as
to get expressions from
! at large on all matters
! welfare OF the organi-
ping questions are on
)nsider the Commercial
organization for Gree
J should meetings be
'u prefer feed or no
tings?
Inner at soc or 75c. or
0ughnuts?
u answer return postal
II you would come or
ant business, sociability.
meetings.
Increase interest in. or
club and meetings?
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-16

this 10Th day of october, a, D. 1911
FRANK MADDEN
clerk of District Court. Weld county,
BY ELBERT G.. ENGLISH
Deputy Clerk.
First publication in Greeley tribune
Nov. 9, 1911: last Dec Z, 1911
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-16
Kersey.

Kersey.
Miss Clara Mullin spent over
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. John Mullin, returning to Fort
Collins Sunday afternoon to stay
with her sister, Mrs. Wolcott.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-16
GALETON

Twenty below zero and oiiZ-
zard here.
Officers Of the Galeton Literary
society were elected Friday night,
as follows: President, G. A. Carl
son; vice president. Mr.. Smith; sec
retary, Annie Laurie Blair; assist
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1911-04-07
The Warner Medal Contest.

The preliminary contest to select district
representatives to contest for Warner prizes
will be held at Laytonsville. Clarksburg
Poolesville. Rockville. Colesville, Darnes-
town. Sandy Spring. Gaithersburg, Potomac
GAINESVILLE. Damascus and Kensingt0n
Friday afternoon at 2 p. NJ. April 28th.
Spirited contests in all the districts are
anticipated and the number of representa-
tives will probably be larger than in former
years.
The final contests will be held in Rock
willie Saturday. May goth. and will consist
of two contests, one in the morning and
one in the afternoon.
A fine program has been arranged and
will consist of music by quartette and
sOloists, recitations by prominent Wash
ingtOn elocutlonists and addresses by O
member Of Congress and the Hon. B. H
Warner, in addition TO the orations of the
contest. An orchestra from Washington
will be in attendance. Mr.. Warner Is en-
deavoring TO make this contest the best
ever held in the county.
All are cordially invited to attend and a
pleasing entertainment is promised. The
contest will be held in the Court House.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1911-04-07
Dru m mohd toms.

DR.. L. o. Howard, chief OF the Bureau of
Entomology of the Department Of Agricul-
ture, gave an Interesting talk Thursday
night Of last week to the citizens Of SOmer-
set, Drummond and Friendship Heights on
tine fly nuisance and how to abate IL. The
meeting was held under the auspices Of
the Wednesday Club, at the home Of DR..
Nelson. In Somerset. At the conclusion Of Dr.
Towards remarks and at the suggestion
Of Assistant Secretary Of Agriculture Hays,
who Is a resident Of Drummond, a fly and
mosquito committee was appointed. This
committee, which has for its chairman Dr.
7. l.. Phillips. of the Bureau Of Entomology
will begin at once TO search out and eradi-
cate the fly and mosquito breeding centers
and also undertake the direction Of GEN
eral cleaning up Of all the territory in and
adjacent to the three towns represented at
the meeting.
The movement was heartily endorsed at
the regular meeting OF the Drumm0nd Citi-
zens' Association held Tuesday night at
the home Of Mr.. w. d. Shoemaker.
The ladies' Of Drummond will soon or
ganize an auxiliary to the association for
the purpose OF beautifying the place. II
is planned TO plant hardy shrubs along
Park Avenue and TO assist in other ways
In making a VILLAGE beautiful Of the
place.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1911-04-07
The GermantOwn Min 81 reTs.

The recent appearance of the Burnt Cork
Club of Germantown in Waters Hall, at
Germantown Station, was before large
audience. The proceeds went to the bene-
fit of the Germantown baseball team Of
the present season.
The first half of the performance, in
which the entire company was black faced
consisted of jokes between the end-men
and songs by various members of the COM
pany. The second half consisted of i'm
presentations. sketches and burlesque The
show ended with farce. I'm the Sight
Seeing Car"
Those in the company were Messrs.
John Henderson, Edward Deets. Newell
Duvall, J. p. M Duvall. Harold Waters,
Lawrence Waters. Clifton Norriss. John E.
Pollock, Eugene E. Waters. Charles Collins,
Herbert Collins and Rome X. Napp.
Miss Alice Waters, of Germantown, play
ed the various accomplishments on the
piano. During intermissions the audience
was entertained by Mr.. W. F. Boland and
Miss Josephine Boland with piano and
violin music. 1t is the purpose Of the club
to give the performance throughout the
county. the following places having been
decided upon: Poolesviile. Gaithersbure,
Damascus, Boyds and Rockville.