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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-05-17
CABOT.
Officers Installed By The Eastern
Sfar-ToxxTa Nofas,
CABOT.


Officers Installed By The Eastern
Star-ToWn Notes.
At the last regular meeting of
Green Mountain Chapter, No. 35, O..
E. S., held Friday evening, May II,
the following officers were installed:
Worthy matron, Anna McAllister;
worthy patron, Harry McCriIlis; as
sociate matron, Garlic Smith: secre-
tary, May Burbank; treasurer, Isl
dore Fisher; conductress, Geneive
McCrillis; associate conductress,
Eva Maxsh; Adah, Gladys Blake;
Ruth, Emory Putnam; Esther, Jen-
ME Rogers; Martha, Myrtle Ford;
Electa, Eta Walbridge: warder, Luz
ella Freeman; sentinel. Edwin Burn
ham; chaplain, Fannie Waldo; mar
shall, Louise Lance; pianist, Linnie
WaIbridge.
Miss Lila Lawson had a pleasant
surprise party given by. her school
mates May 8, the occasion being her
birthday. Prin. Gilmore made few
fitting remarks and purse of
money was given to her. Ice cream,
cake and fruit were served.
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known to the business community of
this section of New England and
whose active connection with the af-
fairs of the company will at once
command the confidence of the
stockholders and all those with
whom the company has business re-
lations.
Mr.. Clark, who is appointed to the
Office of general manager mas been
connected with the company for
about 18 years, having been its treas
urer all of that time and its secre-
tary for 16 years.
Mr. Hazen, the general superin-
tendent has been connected with the
business for a period of about &c
years. having entered the employ OF
the company as Office boy in 1872,
and has worked up through various
grades to the very important Office to
which he is now appointed.
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way whatever benefit may arise from
the issue will accrue to the stock
holders of the st. Johnsbury Com
pany.
Following the stockholders
meeting the directors organized as
follows.
President, H. N Turner.
Vice President. Henry Fairbanks.
Secretary and Treasurer, j. c..
Clark.
Executive committee. F Fl Brooks.
A. H. Mcleod and Joseph Fairbanks.
General manager, J. G. Clark.
General superintendent, P. F.
Hazen.
Because of impaired health and
strength and also because OF adyanc-
ing years, Mr.. Turner requested that
he be relieved of the active duties
of management, which the directors
felt should be granted, and in view
of this an executive committee was
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-05-17

Mrs. w. w. Coombs died yesterday
at her home on Caledonia street af-
ter little over weeks illness with
pneumonia. Bertha Even was born
in Dalton. N. H., February 16, 1873.
She spent her girlhood in Dalton and
in 1899 was married to w. w.
CoomDs at Lunenburg. They lived
at Morrisville and at East Concord,
and for the last IL years had made
their home in st Johnsbury. Three
children were born to them, Helen,
Hazel and Malcolm, all of whom
who survive their mother. Mrs.
Coombs leaves two sisters, Laura,
who has been staying with Mrs,
Coombs, and Mrs. Lucy Glines of
Twin Mountain, N. H., and three
brothers. Eugene and WILDER OF
Twin Mountain and Elmer or Lancas-
ter. The funeral will probably be
held Wednesday evening at 100,
Rev. r. S. Tolman officiating, and
the remains will be taken Thursday
to Dalton for interment.
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Welfoot.

John Welfoct, an old and respected
citizen, died at his home on the Fair
Ground road Thursday evening He
was born in Sheffield, England, IS.
years ago, one of a large family, of
which he was the last survivor. He
came to this country when about 80
years of age and worked in South
Boston, Mass, for short time. From
there he came to st. Johnsbury,
where he was faithful employee in
the sealing room of E. e T. Fair
banks & Co., for about ~ years, and
one of their best sealers. He retired
from active work about IL years ago.
He was married in 1858 TO Mrs. Ada
line B. Dean, who had three children,
Charles, Jennie and Will, and the
two latter are now living. Nine
children were born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Welfoot, the youngest being triplets,
who died in infancy. Six children
survive him, Mrs. Charles A. Wilcox,
Mrs. John J. Smith, and Delos J. Well
foot of Boston, Mass. Herbert j. and
Claude G. Welfoot and Mrs. Alphonso
S. Copp of this place. Before coming
to this country Mr.. Welfoot installed
machinery IN all parts of Europe and
was at one time fireman on an Eng
lish railway out of London. He was
good husband and father, skilled
workman, and was beloved by friends
and neighbors, by whom he will be
greatly missed. The funeral was
held from the house Sunday after
noon, Rev. Edward T. Fairbanks Of
floating. There was an abundance of
flowers, an especially beautiful piece
being sent from station 16, Boston,
where his son-in-law, John j. Smith,
is a police officer
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-05-17

Alexander Wajccnisz, a Polander,
20 years old, was killed in the marble
quarries at West Rutland May 10,
when a heavy bar and hook. fell on
him crushing his chest and abdomen.
The man who was working with him
narrowly escaped the same fate
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-05-17
For Sale

The +. D. Hazen property, north end
OF Main street; faces Arnold Park and
Mt. Pleasant street; uninterrupted view.
of Somerville.
/ South Main street-3-tenement house
IN good repair; plumbing good; barn,
three stalls, carriage room; shade trees:
lot 7xS rods; price moderate rs 8aisss 81
Portland street - 2-tenement house
well rented; electric light, steam heat,
bath; also Groom cottage, all modern
improvements, with gardens.
Lafayette street-2-story house and
lot, with two extra lots, Aka rods.
Railroad street.-The residence "a Rail-
road street, containing four tenements in
first class repair.
Railroad street : 1-tenement house
south end Railroad street; nice home.
Farms and Building Lots for Sale.
Rickaby & Co.
95 Eastern Ave.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-05-17

board of directors for guaranteeing
the dividends on .$225,00o of the
stock of the sherbrooke company,
which, through ownership of all of
the common stock of the company,
belongs to the st. Johnsbury Com
pany, was adopted by the .stoeKhold-
ers. We understand that it is not
proposed to put out. any of The auth
orized stock at this time. In view
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-05-17

The annual meeting of the stock :
holders of E. and T. Fairbanks and
Company was held on Wednesday of
last week when board of directors
was elected as follows: Henry Fair.
banks, Hiram N. Turner, John c..
Clark, Frank H. Brooks, Angus Fl.
Mcleod, Joseph Fairbanks and
Charles A. B. Pratt.
The proposition presented by the
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Change at E. & T. Fairbanks & Company

General Manager and Succeeded by c. CLARK
p F HaxenC Generals
Busin at Annual Meeting
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Mr. Albert Carney Of the south side
is spending several DAYS IN Pittsburc.
ArthT Doyle. who has been 800 at
the Nosih Wheeling hospital. returned
Yesterday Co his home In Sistcrsy HE.
Carbon I amloy u Littleton. was a
visitor in town Tuesday on business
and viii return home today.
Mrs g. s. House is improving nice
Is. after a serious illness
Mrs IT, A. Houston. ~ Philadelphia
is visiting Mrs g. r. Weaver.
Mrs Henry Foster. has returned
after VISIT with her daughter. Mrs
Charles Reed ~ Stcuhcnvtlie
Miss Ida McGnrrau of pittshurr.
ig visiting Mra MiU Murray
Ur and Mra Lewis sfccnrod havo
sa their GucEts SIR g. J. Kiilingrr and
Mlrs Lucille Patterson. ~ Chicago.
Mrs a. v. Cooke and con. 90 Nor-
folk. Va are the guests ~ ur and
Nrs W. q. Cracraft. sr. Do Elm
Grove
SIR and Mrs. shewen Gibbs ~ tho
Island arc spending few DAYS tho
guests ~ Mr.. and Mrs. j. 4 Gibbs -
Pleasant valley
Mr. and Mrs Fred FOX also lfr and
Mrs Fred Fisher. are visiting SIR.
end Aifa. %. A. Corners OF south
Wheeling
Attorney Charles .. Smith has gone
90 Wn.pp.f, 0liot 20 spend "a few days
Mlaa Eoff EnciK. who was the guest
wesk ms gonc to Moundsville % visit
relative
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chiIdren's Entertainmen,

Tuesday evening a large crowd at
tended the delightful entertainment
given by the pupils OF Miss Linda
bowman at the st. Andrews Parish
nan. The program opened with a
piano solo by Miss Irene Schul. A
playlett "Edith's Dream" was ex-
tremely good with the following
Characters Edith, Miss Elsie Helfen-
bine' Arithmetic, Margaret Holt:
Fairy Godmother. Virginia McClus-
key; fairies. Mildred AIurrin. Elizabeth
kcttler. Mpra Cunningham. Mildred
Bowman and Margaret Krebs: studies
Helen Frank. Geraldine White. Ger
trude Kcnen. Maris Step, william
Beleke George Cunningham. The fol-
lowing Rotations Were enjoyed by all
present. Naughty Yell" by Helen
Frederichs. "Shacoh's Lament Vlr-
ginia McCluskey: Watching for
Crumk." Mildred Bowman: Hello
Central" Myra Cunningham: Reel
procity" Elizabeth Kettier; Afraid IN
The Dark" Mildred Murrin: 4 PAN
lightfuily acted by Miss Leah NIurrin.
Miss Wilma HARPER rendered several
vocal solos. Recitation Tho Brier
Rose" Florence Cunningham. Tho
Minuet." Helen Frank and a Morn
ing Ride" Elsie Hplfenbine were very
good. Miss Leah Murrin sang n beau
tiful solo. Miss Irma Gersal recited.
- Little Hunchback.: Miss Anna
Beleke recited a 'Distracted Mother, {"
and Miss vida Nolte Miss Edith's
Modest Request"
The Echo" song and dance by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
TWO INJURED in
RAILROAD WRECKS
SMASH UP OCCURS AT MAYNARD
LAST EVENING.
John &. keener, Of MeMeehen Thrown
From Cab, Receiving Fracture
Of Arm

John E. keener, Of MeMeehen Thrown
From Cab, Receiving Fracture
OF Arm.
Quite smash-up occurred two
miles west OF Maynard last night at
$3.50 O'Clock on the c. l.. & W.. when
a tank on the first engine OF n double
header jumped the track. ditching the
second engine and caboose and tieIng
up traffic for at least six hours. The
crew was running light to Holloway.
having left a coal train at Maynard.
and all escaped injury with the ex-
cepthon OF John E. Keener. of Nc
-Mechen. who received a fracture OF
the arm near the wrist.
The track was torn up for some
distance. the rails being twisted in all
directions. DR.. Forsythe was rushed
TO the scene in an engine and had Mr..
Keener brought to his home in Nc
Mechen after reducing the latter's
fracture.
Stephen Halfin, engineer on the Pan
Handle, was perhaps internally in
Jured yesterday morning when train
No. 2l9 jumped the track at a sharp
turn near Wheeling Junction, twenty
three miles north OF this city. Halnn
was pinned under the engine. and
much excitement was caused among
the passengers.
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suicide
rs ATTEMPTED BY WHEELING
GIRL.
Tries TO Jump Into Ohio River But
Her Deadly Plans Are
Frustrated.

A Miss King. whose father resides
on Coal street. Wheeling. tried to
commit suicide by jumping into the
river at the foot of Locust street In
Martins Ferry, Tuesday evening. but
vas prevented by George Kincaid. an
employe OF the Riverside bridge
works
Miss King is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray. OF South Second street. Martins
Ferry. and Tuesday afternoon. while
IN Mt OF despondency. started for
what is known as Swartz's landing.
with the intention OF drowning her
self. A young lady friend suspicioned
that she was acting odd and started
after the girl. and when Mr.. Kincaid
saw her running toward the river,
thought she intended ending her life
and Intercepted her at the edge OF the
water. and she was persuaded 70 re-
turn to the Ray home.
Officer Thomas Kelley was soon on
the scene and Miss King told the Of
ficer that she was 10 years OF age
and that her mother was dead. She
said her father had married again and
intimated that her home was I'M
pleasant. and added that no one cared
for her or took any interest AID 50
she had decided to kill herse'-
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Tuesday afternoon. Miss Alice Me-
Tiualnr entertained tho IT. Henry
Chapter. Daughters of Revolution. a
her home on Iac Mar fface. a bust
ness meeting was held and some Nry
important matters adjusted. The
chapter aIa0 arranged t0 Elvo twenty
five dollars towards erecting tho Sic
CnnnrrH monument. AirH. Charles
Wrukrmill.r rend n paper ON Tho
Early settlement ~ jamestown On
1907 which was rVordiurlv good. and
appreciated hf 600 a social time was
enjoyed after fh, business urffIue. and
a delicious luncheon was aar we'd tho
dining rooms was beautifully d.ror-
afad in fhe chapters rui0rs. bun aud
blue The table was especially brHu-
tfgl decorated with white and purple
rI1iofs Tho place cards were hand
painted Goddess ~ Liberty" Covers
were iald Tor Misses Elizabeth stccn-
rr1. Anne carter. Ethel williams. julia
wilson. Cnfolnnr ffuu. Frances
I1rdon. SIZES Patterson. of Chicago.
Mrs Chna lfintrmillcr Mrs FRANK
10 Moyne Iiupp and Niss Me-
Tluninn
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AT JOINT CONFERENCE Nv CAN
TON THURSDAY.
Business Men Unite 90 Bring Miners
and Operators TOgethcr-L0na
Suspension

Another attempt win be made Thurs
day 70 adjust the miners strike ia t1c
Tuscarawas and Sherrodsvilie district.
or better known a. the north end ~
sub district % Ohio. The strike has
been on for more than q year. during
which time the mines have been idle.
and no attempt has been made 90 op-
crate them non-union. and tn strike
has cost the miners union more Than %
quarter o. million dollars in strike
benefits
. This time there iF hope for a settle
vent und the business men - New
Philadelphia are rsHUuuaIhlc Tor serur-
lug the Joint conference. PRECEDENT
John Zclcnka. Vice President CusH. Al
basin and Secretary William Apple
garth. ~ tire fffh ohio sub districf. viii
leave today Tor Canton. where tho con-
ference will b. held.
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'MECHEN
Preparations for Initiation Exercises
NOW Under Way-Other Mchd0chen
Notes

The arrangement Tor the Initiation
exercises 10 be held by the new brother
hood OF the First Meth Odist Episcopal
church I'm their ne~ rooms in the base
ment OF the new McMechen bank build
ing at the corner Of Seventh and Mar
shall streets. are now under way and
will be finished by the latter part OF the
week. The affair viii take place Mon
day evening OF next week
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ISSUE
FOR SCHOOL PURPOSES IN BEL.
LAtRE CARRIES.
Total Vote Of f.i3t 10 Poued-issue
Has Majority % 438 Ballots.

The special election 10 issue 100000
In bonds for erecting two school build
inca On Bellaire Was held yesterday
and the issue was approved BY n ma
iority that was not expected BY the
friends Of the public school, The ma
iority was $50
While the vote was light. 20 seemed
tho majority Of the heaviest tax payers
I'm the city supported the proposition.
The total vote pollcd yesterday was
1.t31 with 500 for the bond issue and
324 nRainst. Tho vote By precinct
follow
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.Owi'' C;rfgEs. rohn krkle
!, Tiny" AcGrath. ...-.... Joe KnIecn
professor Locke. ....... Chas- Mstzner
Mary Locke. daughter OF Prof. Locke-
-Gertrude OMAHA
judith Blain. presidents daughtsr-
Miss Porter. or very oidNamiiy.
...... Miss Stella Allen
Violet. whose mother keeps a boarding
Musical numbers are:
Goodnight Dear"
My Hero"
Sugar Noon" ..HsI..
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Entertained Club

Miss Genevieve Kemp entertained
the Kahn club at her home on South
Jacob street Monday evening The
evening was pleasantly spent in dane
Ing. games and music. At n season
ehlc hour rofreshments were served
Those present were: Misses Bessie
Weingnier. Mary Ennis, Rosemary In
gram, Nellie BLADE. Wayne Killeen,
Gcncvicvo Kemp. Bernard Killeen. Mr..
Lewis Coleman and Howard Ray.
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Sunrise Party

The Pride OF the Mystic Chain As
sembly No. /. surprised Miss Cora
Gamble at her home in Martins Ferry.
wednesday evening. \ pleasant even
ing was spent and at late hour
supper was served. Those present
'were Mr.. ClarHnce Leach. Miss Sarah
Cardona. Miss Janet Farmer Miss
Madge Bailey, Miss Mary Mackliu. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Wiedman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Leach and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry I.cWedag
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EDGWOOD


fall Monday afternoon whIle worEfnr on
a house on Mount De Chantal. when the
scanold on which he was standing slip
lance OF about IS feet. He fell on his
SIDE and shoulder. receiving a severe
shaking up Fortunately no bones were
broken
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Carleton Lee Lectures.

clrod circle Ladies of G.. A. r. in
operation with the National So
y for broader education. will pre-
Z Guy Carleton Lee, Pm. D.. l.. L.
IN tripartite course of lectures in
the Elks club auditorium. The first
lecture. Mind a Man." will be given
"Wednesday evening. May 81. The sub
Ject for June LIST Is Heart OF a Child
in the afternoon at $3.50 and Soul - a
Woman" at $50
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Fortunately Club.

The Fortnightly club met at the Y.
w. G. A rooms, Monday evening. Miss
Bertha Schradar read a paper on The
Vatican" Modern Italy was dis
cussed by Miss Jessie McCullagh. A
discussion OF Labor Conditions" fol-
lowed. The affair was in charge OF
Miss Bertha Hare.
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pupils were exceptionally fine. A
Playlctte Two Ghosts in White" was
rendered with the following charact-
ers: Miss PROPS. Miss Leah Schul.
Mas. Gushover. Miss Lula Nolte.
Stourtop. Miss Olive Howell. Annie
Wilma Nolte. Julia and Irna Geisel,
Bell and Florence Cunningham, Nettie
and Helen Fredericks. Bridget and
Anna May Beleke.
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Birthday PARTY.

Little Elsie Martin entertained ten
little friends at her home Monday az
ternoon In honor OF her fourth birth
day. The guests included Martha
Becker. Eugenia Porter. Alma Walker.
Marie Hin. Betty stephens. Agnes
joyce Henrietta Baker. Irene Schultz,
Madge Turner. and Manita Martin.
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HOFSTOTT NOT GUILTY
jury Returns Verdict FOR Banker on
Trial on Charge o. Bribina
Counclfruen.

PITTsBURG. May 16--Frank A.
Hofstott. tho banker manufacturer 90
New York city was acquitted on tho
charge ~ bribery iu connection with
no bank depository ordinance OK
posed ln tho cowciimanlc Eraft cru
SADIE a week ago n jury disagreed in
a caeo Of conspiracy against Hofstott
Tho bribery case went Co the Jury
late thia afternoon. and the verdict
was returned in little more than an
howe
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PIRATES

rare wizards into Camp an the waldorf
Eool Tournament uaat Evening.
Iu mnfrn fuII or ourIfirn features
flr Ifrnfcs took The Wizards into camp
In fhn waldorf fnnl Lrarue fast evening
porrrfa put nuaN buf Co. the smallest
number since ere league opened The
snuuflur 0f Abrams ard BE featured the
match. tho FORMER rnrheffnn lf halls fn
Hurcraa'on. while the latter ruf away ~.
Tho M0nnrrfa Oartairrd By Theo rInch.
VIII meet tne ftoniea this evening. Last
nights scores follow
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An the arrangements have been COM
pleted for the holding OF the select
dancing and bowling party TO be given
at Rudlers hall at Glenwood tonight
Evening club. composed OF young men
near Glenwood. Special music Will be
rendered by Prof Roy Franklin and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17

use Poruna and would not be without
IT, always have Il IN the house.
catarrh Of Had ard Throat
Mrs. J.. A. Gray. 49, Main st.. Ne
naahn, Wiz, writes: II was troubled
with catarrh Of the head and throat
Tor 90 many years that thought there
was no sure for g. Mother suggested
that I try Peruna. bought a coupis
Of bottles ana decided 20 see What
u would DO for ne. am n heaifhv
woman TO-DAY. thanks 70 Perlna..
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Wedding Invitations.

Copies OF the following invitations
Were received in this city Tuesday:
Mr. and Mrs Lorenzo DanfOrd BOwlln
request the honor OF your presence
at the marriage OF their daughter
Henrietta
TO
Mr. Edward McConahay Quimby
on Thursday evening. June the first
nineteen hundred and eleven
at half AFTER seven o'clock
Grace Reformed church
D1thridge and Haynard streets
Pittsburg. Pennsylvania
~ home after sept. LIST.
5hs5 IouEhlass Ave.
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An Interesting meeting OF the Young
Peoples Opportunity Circle OF the
vance Memorial church was held yes
terday afternoon at the home of Miss
Jessie Ryder. OF woodlawn. An excel
lent program was carried out. the fea-
ture OF which was very entertaining
talk given by Mrs. VIM. Meek
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The young men OF the Bible school
OF the Christian church OF Martins
Ferry will entertain the young ladies'
at the home OF Mr.. A. H. Maccabee of
south Broadway. Martins Ferry. We'd
nesday evening.
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Chicken Supper.

Tuesday evening a merry party Of
young ladies enjoyed a delightful
chicken and waffle supper at the
oaks" Covers were laid for Misses
Nora McDonOugh, Jane Watson. Eliza
beth Pebler. Mabie Mccoy, Gertrude
Ebeling. Olga. C6lmar, Mary Acker-
man, Aiary Pratt. and Miss Watson.
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SOCIETY
MisealIansou. shn,..r-

Tuesday evening Miss Louise Schott
Pleasantly entertained with a miscel-
laneous shower at ner home on the
South Side. complimentary TO Mrs
John Weber. a recent bride. A num-
Der OF useful gifts were presented TO
Mrs. Weber. the guest OF honor. 4
social evening was enjoyed and lunch
con was served
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Music and games were enjoyed by a
number OF young people at the home
Of Mrs. Lawrence Wallace Monday
evening. The affair was compliment
airy TO Miss Sue Sbewell. OF Toledo, ..
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Porch Party.
Monday

Monday afternoon, Miss Helen
Mason charmingly entertained with a
porch party at her home in Pleasant
Valley. Various social diversions
were enjoyed by the girls. and a
dainty luncheon was served.
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81. Luks's Kino. paueh,er,

The Kings Daughters Of the St
LDuke's church are preparing a fine
program to be rendered at their musi-
cial. the evening OF June 1. A straw
berry social will be held after the
program.
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The male choir 81 IT. Mary's church
will give an entertainments at the
school hall. Wednesday evening. May
% Entitled THE Freshman" The
following are the cast Of characters:
John Worden. The Freshna .u........
--..-- . ........ ---- Eugene COMMIT
Sopnomhres Of I.akevilie University.
"f1cfdilly' Jerome .......Ethu Nencmfu
Bugs stevens ......... Louis Coleman