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Putnam patriot., 1911-12-08
MS. nANNAH- \. RAILEY


 Hannah Allen Dean was born i'll killingly, Conn, July 6, 1920. She lived and taught in Woodstock, Con necticut, for number of years. She came to Illinois as q teacher in the early 50s, teaching in Sycamore, Princeton and Macomb.
 She was married to Col William W. Bailey of this city in May, 1864, Col. Bailey dying in March, 1872.
 Mrs. Bailey died at her home on East Jackson street Sunday evening, Nov, l2, at 6.30 o'clock, after an illness of about one year, death being due to complications incident to old age
 She is survived by two stepsons, William S. and George w. Bailey of this city. She is also survived by two nieces, Mrs. A. N Richardson of Chi cago and Mrs. A. l.. Williams, who has made her home with Mrs. Bailey for the past few years.
 The funeral will be held at the late residence al , P. m. Wednesday, Nov. To, Rev N. r. Rodgers, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, officiating, Burial in Oakwood cemetery.-Ma- comb lIll4 Daily Journal.
Putnam patriot., 1911-12-08
JEREMIAH CURRAN

Jeremiah Gurran, aged 33, died at the home of his brother.in-law, William F. killian, Woodstock avenue, Friday night after lingering illness of several weeks.
 The deceased has been a resident of city for several years, being employed by his brother-in-law. Previous to that time he was employed in Dayville and nanielson, and while in the latter place became we'll known because of the unusual dramatic talent which he exhibited as a member of St. James dramatic club. He was in Putnam a member of three fraternal organiza- tionS, Putnam division, No. l, A. O. H., Putnam aerie, Eagles, and Putnam local B. ]. . l..
 MT Curran is survived by his father ana mother, one brother, John, and three sisters, Mrs. W. H. killian, ka- therine and Mary all of this city.
 Funeral services were held at St. Mary'S church Monday morning al o'clock. Rev. John Van den Noort be- ing celebrant of the requiem high mass The services were attended by a large number of relatives and friends from this city, Danielson, Norwich and other places and by delegations from the fraternal orders of which deceased was a member.
 Burial WAS in St. Joseph's cemetery, Dayville. The bearers were William Gilhooley, James Coreoran, John Dav- ney, Thomas Mekone, Christopher Campbell, William Brennan.
Putnam patriot., 1911-12-08
Obituary
H. MUNRoE RANDALL

H. Munroe Randall, one of the old- est, and a highly respected citizen, died at his home on South Main street early Saturday morning, aged Sl years.
 Mir Randall was known by a large circle Of acquaintances and friends and was liked by all. He was of retiring nature but always had cheery word of greeting. He spent what spare time he could find with a rod whipping the trout streams and had a local reputa- ton as an enthusiastic fisherman He was not affiliated with any fraternal organization preferring to remain in his home surrounded by wife and family.
 Mir. Randall was born in Thompson September lst, 1880. He was son or Joseph and Nancy lBridgefordl Ran dall. He attended the public school and worked on a farm. With his farm ing he took up shoemaking as a trade and worked at II all Of his life.
 When the civil war broke out he en- listed at Thompson in company D., 18th Connecticut volunteers. After an honorable service for his country he re- turned to Thompson.
 MT. Randall married Miss Angenette P. Gleason, at Thompson in 1852. They came to Putnam over 40 years ago and he was employed in the shoe shop of fa f. a iE thumbs while working in the shop and went to work in shoe store in the Thompson bank building, then the Hoyle block. He later went into busi- ness for himself selling shoes on com mission. Later he opened a shoe re- pairing shop on South Main street and remained there many years. few years ago he gave up his labors and only did occasional jobs for some of his old customers who brought work to him at his home.
 MT. Randall leaves wife, two dau ghters, Miss Annie Randall of Put. nam and Mrs. Harry Blackford, Of Newark, \. J., and a granddaughter, Helen E. Blackford
 Funeral services were held at the Randall, home, Tuesday morning al II o'clock Rev. r. D.iSargent Of the Congregational church officiating. Members of the A. C. Warner Post, c. A. R., relatives and friends were pre-. sent. The body was taken to Quadic, in the town of Thompson for burial in the Randall cemetery. The bearers were C. NJ. Elliott, \. w. Bowen, J. Richard Carpenter and Postmaster Frank C. Letters.
 CARD OF THANKs-The undersigned wish to express their appreciation and heartfelt gratitude to their kind neigh bors and friends, who, by kind words and other expressions of sympathy made their recent bereavement easier to bear Also for the beautiful floral tokens which they sent.
 Mrs. II. NJ. Randall,
 Miss. Annie Randall,
 Mrs. Harry Blacktord.
Putnam patriot., 1911-12-08
MS. MARGARkr QuINN

Mrs. Margaret Quinn, 75, died Tues day at her home on Centennial street. Mrs. Quiun was the stepmother of J. P. Cogan, who died suddenly in Put nam last month, and has been 8 resi- dent of this city for number of years.
Putnam patriot., 1911-12-08
MRS. HENRIETTA G. COFFIN

The funeral of Mrs. Henrietta c. Coffin, who formerly resided in Put nam with her daughter, Mrs. George F. Ladd, Was held on Saturday morn ing at the home of Mrs. Ladd in Whi tinsville. The body was taken to Ed gartown, Mass, for burial.
Putnam patriot., 1911-12-08
THE PUTNAM PATRIOT December I9r:
CHRISTMAS

As the Christmas draws nearer and nearer every day it's always wise to make selections early when you do leisurey and while the picking IS at It's always delighted to received Christmas Gifts Come in for see and we're that you will discover many things lines of choice Clothes our large assortment of correct Headwear and splendid display of elegant and exclusive Furnishings that will fill the Merry Christmas bill exactly.
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LAUREL, MD.
pecial Correspondence of The Star.
LAUREL, Md, September

LAUREL. Md, September 80, 1911.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Gambrill of Hy-
attsviGe were the guests Sunday last of
their cousins. State Senator and Mrs.
A. p. German. at Fairview. DR.. Charles
Billiard of Washington was the guest
of friends here Saturday. Miss Annie
Stanley visited Mrs. Hinrichs in River
dale during the week. Miss Addie Carr
Of Anne Arundel has returned to Laurel
for the winter. Mr.. +. NJ Castle and
family have moved from HyattsviIle to
Laurel. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Atha have left
for a visit to relatives in Colorado. Miss
Annie Bevans left last week for Vir-
GINA, where she will spend the winter
Miss Annie Brewer of Virginia has been
visiting her cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ.
Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. William Byerly of
Reisterstown were the recent guests of
their son. DR. T. w. Byerly. Miss Agnes
Sharretts Of Walbrook is the guest of
Mrs. Clay J. Halverson. Mrs. John w.
Williams visited relatives in Baltimore
this week. Miss Eva Kelly Of Baltimore
is the guest of Mrs John d. Crommiller
on Laurel avenue DR.. and Mrs. Frank
lin Taylor visited in Washington We'd
nesday.
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relatives in Bristol, Tenn, to their Park
lane home. Mr.. Noble l.. Brown of
Washington. ID. c.. has moved with his
their home. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ c. Munson
of Arlington have as their house guests
Mr. ard Mrs. W. W. Middleton of Mo-
bile. Ala. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Langtry
left Monday for Minnesota on visit
Miss MacFarland of Leesburg. Va, is
the house guest of Miss Margaret Petty
of Arlington. Mr.. d. II. Rhodes left
Monday for several weeks visit in the
west. Mrs. II. w. McGeorge entertained
al dinner Wednesday, at her Fort Myer
Heights home. Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth
Lewis OF Massachusetts. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
f.. Lewis and Misses Erna and Shirley
and Norma Lewis of Fort Myer Heights.
Messrs. Raymond and Lucien Great
house of Fort Myer Heights have re-
turned TO Ann Arbor. Mich. where they
will attend school. DR. and Mrs Richard
y. Sutton have returned to Clarendon
after their wedding trip. and entertained
Thursday evening. Among those present
were Mrs Murray. Mrs. Dare. Mrs. KIM
mel. Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Barrett and Mrs
Ridenour. all of Washingto. d. C., and
Mrs Franz. Gideon of Ballston Miss
Edna Robinson will spend several DAYS
the first of next week as the guest OF
Mrs. Everett Weaver of Washington. d
c. Mr.. G.. E. Hid. after visit TO his
daughter. Mrs. Marion of Baltimore. Md,
has returned home.
Miss Ethel Vestal of Washington D.
c., was the guest of Mrs l. n Rich of
Fort Myer Heights this week Mr.. and
Mrs. Karl Kerr of Fort Myer Heights
had as their guests this week Miss Alice
Bennett. Miss Lee Dowdel and Mr.. Al
fred Moore. all of Washington, D. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Sorrell, who have
been making their home at Cherrydale.
have moved to Washington. D. c., for
the winter Mrs. J.. w. Thompson left
this week for visit to her sister at
Ierndon, Va
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Thirty styles from which to
make selections. emnodying all
the latest novelties. Tan Rus
STA Calf, Patent Colt and Gun
Metal.
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home in Washington. Miss Rita Dorsey
of Clifton was the guest for several days
this week of her sister. Mrs. w. p.
Causer. Mrs. Mary Capen of Clifton is
making an extended visit to relatives in
Pittsburgh and Chicago. Mr.. w. A.
Johnston. Mr.. r. Ii. Davis. Mr.. W. r.
Free and Mr.. James +. Nelson OF Ma
nassas spent Sunday here. Mrs. Gordon
and Miss Gertrude Gordon spent several
days this week in Washington with
friends. Mrs. r. r. Farr is visiting DR..
and Mrs w. p. Malone in Washington.
Mr.. F. w. Gwathmey and Mr.. Boyle of
Washington were Sunday guests at the
home of Mr.. r. Walton Moore. Mrs.
James Keith and daughter of Admission,
Ala, are visiting Mrs. Thomas r. Keith
this week. Miss Keith will enter the
Cathedral School for the term. Mr. r.
W. Wooley is spending fortnight at
Norfolk and other southern points. Mr..
Claude Wiley spent Sunda.- with friends
al Occoquan. Mrs. Tate OF Washington
is the guest of Mrs. II. d. Haines at
J, .mantown. Misses Blanche and Clarice
Haines and Mr.. Ray Haines spent Sun
day with friends at Willard. Mrs. An
derson and Mrs. Hanna and family of
Washington have taken ppssession of
their new home near here. sAIr. Norman
Glassc3ok, Mr.. Frank Morals AM NJ.
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Peter Morales were Sunday visitors at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs NJ. G. Jerrnan.
Miss Albertine Bancroft has returned
from visit of several days to Mrs. Laus
Carter at Exeter. Miss Ruth Mitchell OF
Herndon spent the week end with Mrs.
y. A. Mitchell at Ida. Mr.. +. A.
d'Astre has sold his hundred-acre farm
TO Mr.. Charles w KIM. jr.. of Wash
ington. MIR. and Mrs. d'Astre and family
have removed to Balston. Miss Mary
Buckner of Caroline county is visiting
Mrs. II. Ewel Thornton.
Mrs. Frank Page and her daughter.
Miss Emily Page, entertained the ladies'
of the Fairfax and Vienna guilds Thurs
day afternoon. and the ladies were given
an opportunity to examine the restored
rectory Mrs. Ellen Carter OF Washing
ton is visiting her brother Mr.. Samuel
Fitzhugh. at Burke. Mrs. Russell Ritten-
our and daughter who have been spend
ing "A fortnight with Mrs. G. H. Wyckoff,
have returned to their home in Aiexan-
dria. Miss Laura Hunsburger of Clifton
and Mr. ". Henry Beck of Philadelphia
were married in that city August rs The
marriage Was kept secret until a few
days ago. when Mrs. Beck, who has been
visiting her parents, announced IL. She
was joined "A few days ago by Mr.. Beck
at her mothers home. Miss Halle Mon
cure has returned from visit of several
weeks ~ her sister. Mrs. w Nd. Brncl.c.
- Wilmington. Eel
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VIENNA, VA.
ial Correspondence of The Star.

VIENNA, VA, September so, 1911
Mrs. +. p. Boushee entertained a party
of friends very delightfully."- last Saturday
afternoon at a presidential party. Twen-
ty-seven queries, some historical and
some personal, regarding the various
presidents were most successfully
answered by Mrs. Alma D. Hine and Mrs.
S. c. Sturgis. who tied for first prize,
which was won by Mrs. Hine. Mrs.
Sturgis was awarded second prize. Miss
Nettie Gibson Of Buemont and Mrs.
Joseph Berry tied for third prize, which
was won by Miss Gibson. Refreshments
were served and musical numbers by Miss
Frances Trigg and Mr. Frank Boushee
contributed to the afternoons pleasure.
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Detweiler and DR..
and Mrs. George B. Corey made a week
end trip to Baltimore by water. The
Whist Club was entertained Saturday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. j. Frederick
Oertel. Mr.. and Mrs. Oertel spent Sun
day with friends at Laurel. Md. Miss
Nettie Gibson was the guest this week
of her sister, Mrs. Joseph Berry. Miss
Gibson has just returned from a three
month visit to Europe. Miss Alice
Bukey of Washington was the eek-end
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S. Bethel
on Windover Heights. J. f. Frost OF
with Mr.. George Dale. The Vienna W.
c. +. L. held it's first meeting of the sea-
son Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. c. e. Mower. The annual election OF
officers occurred and the following were
elected for the ensuing year: President.
Miss George Mexican: vice presidents,
Mrs. James NJ. Nourse and Mrs. James
Allan; recording and corresponding sec
rotary. Mrs. c. f. Mower: treasurer, Mrs.
John NJ Newton. Chairmen of the fol-
ed
letter and social days, Mrs. L. NJ Ken
yOn: flower missions, Mrs. Nourse: litera-
ture. Mrs. P. V. Stats; press. Mrs.
Mower: mothers meetings, Mrs. S. c.
Sturgis. Refreshments We're served and
the union adjourned to meet the last
Tuesday in October with Mrs c. NJ
Rippey Mr. and Mrs. f. d. Smoot en-
tertained a number of friends last Mon
Miss Hattie Malone of Philadelphia, who
is visiting relatives here. The other
guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. j. Garrett MIR.
and Mrs. George f. Dale. Mrs. H. W.
Wash. Mrs. a. Blackman. Mrs A. +.
Hummer and Mr.. Samuel Smoot.
Mrs Griffith of New York and Mrs. W.
H. Goldsmith were luncheon guests We'd
nesday of Mrs. Charles w. b. Smith. Miss
Annis Salisbury has gone to Ann Arbor,
Mich, to complete her studies. Mr.. and
Mrs l.. b. Flohr and family have removed
to Nokesville. where their children are at
tending school. Miss Cora Corning. a
former resident OF Vienna. was the re-
cent guest of friends here. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Russell of Clarendon were Sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil II.
Boelter. on Windover Heights. Miss
Helen Lucas, whose father Lieut.. Col.
Lucas, is now stationed at Philadelphia,
has been visiting Mrs. Edwin s. Bethel.
Miss NJ Virginia Clark, DIR. Charles
Starck and Mr.. Won Ermert of Washing
ton were Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Kurt Voelckner. on Maple
avenue Miss Hattie Malone of Harris
burg, Pa, is visiting her sister, Mrs. w.
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FALLS CHURCH, VA.
special Correspondence Of The Star.
FILLS CHURCH. Va.
September 80. 1911


September 80 1911.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry y Fellows enter
tanned the members of the Falls Church
owl Club at their East End home Satur-
day evening. Mrs. d. NJ. Green of New
York Is the house guest of Mrs. Edwin
Green of East Falls Church. Mrs. Swami
Sinclair, former resident of Falls
Church. but now of New York. is visit
ing relatives i'm Falls Church and in Vir-
sinia Mrs. w Edward Calender will
have as her house guest Monday Mrs.
samuel Jamison of Roanoke. Va, who
IS the state regent of the y. \. 4. Tie
net Thursday evening with the Misses
Traitor Of Maple avenue, and after
most pleasant social time organised a
choir club. Mr.. Lawrence Wells Of Falls
Church LET Monday for California. where
lie expects to reside in the future. Miss
White OF Bailey's crossroads is with Mrs
Henry Byrne of jefferson street for the
winter Miss Susie Shaner of Washing
ton, D. c.. was the guest this week of
Mrs. J. T. UnVerZagt on Washington
street Mr. and Mrs. Il. b Snoody and
children, after months visit 10 reia-
tives in Tennessee, have returned TO their
home on Washington street Mr. ana
Mrs. Frank Wynkeop OF Leesburg. Va,
are NIests at the home of Mr.. John w
Sedy on Great Falls street. Miss Bertha
Logan leaves this week for two-week
stay at. Rectortown and Woodstock, Va
The members OF the Epworth League or
the Methodist Episcopal Church South
enjoyed poverty social Friday evening
~ the home of Mir John Seay. tr.. on
Aa~le avenue. Mrs. Keeling OF Fans
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HERNDON, VA.
Special Correspondence of The Star.


HERNDON. Va, September 30. 1911.
Mrs James Cockerille en-: ertained at
cards Monday afternoon in honor of her
house guest of Mrs.-C. II. Ford of Clifton,
who as Miss Martha Makely has many
friends here Mrs. William Ayre of
Washington won first prize. Miss Selma
Hutchinson consolation prize. Among the
guests were Mrs. Kache. Mrs. p. B. Buell.,
Mrs George Buell., Mrs. Powell Summers,
Mrs. l.. F.. Orrison, Mrs. George Bready.
Mrs. William Dawson. Mrs. Russell Lynn,
Mrs. David Adams. Mrs Ford, Mrs.
Ayres and Misses Maude Yount, Lena
Hutchinson, Nettie Bradshaw Margaret
Russell. Alice Ball. Mildred Davis and
Frances Humphrey. Mrs. William Hor-
ton Garlock of Washington is here for a
short stay Mrs. Cora Mcdonald and
small sons. John and Henry, of Somer-
set. Va, spent Tuesday with Mrs. Paca
G.. Oberlin on Monroe street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Oberlin and Master Robert return
today to their home in Washington after
a summer spent at Ingleside. Miss Ella
Clarkson has returned to Washington.
Mrs. Lydia Thrift of WaXpool is visiting
the Misses Fitzhugh. Miss Laura Bright
Of Washington spent short time this
week with friends here. Mr.. and Mrs
Magnus T. Wilkins have had as their
guest Mr.. Il. +. Caldwell of Catlett Sta
ton, Va. Miss Pauline Wiley leaves to-
day for a visit to relatives in Vienna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Scott Magill and
family have returned to Washing on
after spending the summer here Mrs.
Catherine Morgan OF New York is spend
ing some time with friends on E,ldon
street. Mrs. Addie Weaver Maddox of
North Carolina was q recent guest of
Mrs. NJ. It. Wilkins. Mr.. Carson HYATT
is spending several weeks in Lexington.
Charles City county, with his daughter.
Mrs. Edwin Garrett. Miss Frances Hum
prey has returned to Richmond Va
where she will spend the winter with
Mrs. Preston Boulware. Mr. and Mrs
Isaac IT. Long of Floris have with them
Mrs Marston and Miss Dorothy Marston
of Richmond and Mr.. b. w. Lynn of New
York and Virginia.
Misses Mary and Selma Hutchinson.
Mrs. Orland Chamblin and Mrs. H. e.
Hanes spent Tuesday with friends at Ar
cola AIR. and Mrs. Harry Lang and son
of Anacostia are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Webb g Lang on Eidon street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward 4iyre and son of Washing
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Church entertained Thursday afternoon

Church entertained Thursday afternoon
the members of the Daughters OF the
King. All spent a most delightful time.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. w. Hollenback of Wen
ma and Miss Ruby Cox and Mr.. Wilford
Pitcher OF Washington. ID. c., were guests
this week of Mrs. l.. G.. Drummer of East
End. Nh. and Mrs. William Smith and
family of Washington, d. c.. were guests
the first of the week of their father, Mr..
james Smith of East Falls Church. Mrs.
NJ. Traylor returned to her Petersburg,
Va. home this week after a pleasant
visit to relatives and friends in Falls
Church. Mrs. Jennie Chase of Washing
ton, ID. c., is the house guest OF her
nieces. the Misses Birch, on Broad street.
Mrs. &. NJ. Van Slyck of Falls Church
is visiting friends in BallSton. The Falls
Church Chapter of ID. a. X. will have its
first fall meeting next Tuesday at the
home OF Mrs. George Lester on Jeffer-
son street. Mrs. w. NJ. Cobb of Falls
Church left this week for Bowling Green,
Va, 10 visit her mother.
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excels i'll style, quality and value.
Shown i'll al the new styles. in
tan Russia calf. d. ~
black velvet and .D.1.0U
suedes. Priced at.
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III. Wash Mr. and Mrs. Wash enter
tanned their friends at farewell party
Wednesday evening, prior to their depart
IRE for Clarendon where they viii here
after make their home. Mr. Lee Dale
has returned from a visit of several
months to relatives in the north. Miss
Louise Haywood. who has been spendlns
the summer here. has returned TO the
city. Miss Florence Webster IS visiting
Miss Eugenia Moore. Nh and Mrs joel
Barben of Philadelphia spent the week
end with DIR. and Mrs. Arthur Garner
Miss Rely of Washington, who
has been spending a month with friends
here. has returned to the city. Hereafter
the public library will be opened Satur-
days. from to pm Mr. and Mrs. Sill
of Pennsylvania are staying with Mrs.
A. NJ Lewis. on Maple avenue. Miss
Elizabeth Stems of Herndon was the
weekend guest of Miss Mary Bannister.
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CLARENDON.
,ecial correspondeuce Of Tine Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star
CLARENDON. Va, September so. 1911.
Miss Elizabeth Chown left her Claren-
don home a few days ago for Kingston,
Canada. where she will spend the win
ter with her aunt, Mrs. Muirstead, and
attend school. Mrs. 7. NJ Benton and
Miss Marietta Parker, after a pleasant
visit to Mr.. and Mrs -Alonzo Kelley on
Walnut street, left the first of the week
FOR their homes in North Carolina. Miss
Maize Armiger, after several months va
cation with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Armiger. at West River. Nd, has
returned to Clarendon and will spend the
winter with her sister. Mrs. ". G.. Tracy.
on Oak street. Mr.. s l.. Hammer
and son. MI. Janus Hammer, re-
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FAIRFAX, VA.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, Va,
September 30, 1911
Mr.. and Mrs. At Lee and family, who
have been spending the summer at the
Hotel Fairfax, left Monday for their
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SOCIETY,
CONTINUED from Second PAGE

Fa:son viii be with them during s;he
winter.
MIS- George y Sheehan. accompanied
ny heF niece Mrs. j. l.. Pugh. who has
beeh at Atlantic City for several weeks,
il improved.
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The Italian authorities are now un-
earthing the most magnificent villa yet
discovered in Pompeh.