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Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-10
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS
GALES Fr9't,REY ,RE
Preacher from California at Methodist Church-Activity in Cottage Colony -Auqust Arrivals.

 Rev. H. J. Crist of the southern Cal ifornia conference, who, with Mrs. Crist, has been entertained recently by the Misses Geer at the Pine, preached, at the morning service at the M. E. church Sunday, the text be- ing Genesis iy:9: Am l my brothers keeper
 Mrs. Thomas Latham returned Mon day from several days visit in Guil- ford with her son and his wife, MT. and Mrs. Bradford Latham.
 MT. and Mrs. Wilbur Cornell of Flushing, ". T.. were entertained over the week end by Mrs. Josie Birch.
 Mrs. Franklin H. Brown, who enter tained members of the Kranzchen club of Norwich last week, was visitor day.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Beadle and family of Richmond Hill, l.. L. have | taken the cottage on the Bluff. occu- pied during July by MT, and Mrs. Fitch L. Allen of Norwich Town.
 Picnic at Riverview.
 The annual picnic of the Seabury Memorial church, Groton, was held at | Charles H. Browns place, Riverview, | Wednesday.
 Miss Doris French of Willimantic has been spending a week with Miss Mary Gibbs.
 At the M. E. church. August 1S. a concert will be given by out of town singers, under the auspices of the choir.
 Mrs S E. Hall of Douglas, Mass, was a guest for a few days last week of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. William. D. Fairfield.
 Miss Maud Chapman and MT. Fox of Middletown were week end guests of Miss Chapmans aunt, Mrs. Sarah Colver, at the Navy Yard.
 Pittsburn Cottagers Arrive.
 Rev. and Mrs. G. F. Bailey and fam fly, who have spent months vaca- tion at RivervieW place, returned this week to Collinsvile. The cottage va cated by Rev. MT. Bailey has been taken by Rev. H. E. Millington of the Pittsburg, Pa. conference.
 James Martin of Meriden is spend ing two weeks vacation with his fam fly at Leisure Hour.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Graham BrowI and children of Southington and Mr and Mrs. Nelson T. Crowell of Nor. wich have also been entertained re. gently at Redfern.
 
 ing his vacation with his aunt, Mrs Lucy Brown, returned Sunday evening to Brooklyn, N. Y
 Miss Mary Voorhees, of Brooklyn N. Y. is the guest of Miss Florenct Hurlbutt-
 MT. and Mrs. Perry Peacock O Brooklyn, N. r., are spending tn month at Riverview place. MT. and Mrs. George Carey, witt Miss Fisher and Loue StockWen, wh have been spending a few weeks a the Mathewson place, returned to thei home in Norwich Saturday. MT. an Mrs. Bard of Norwich. who will oc cupy the place during the remainde of the season, arrived Saturday. Mir. and Mrs. B. w. Jones and famil of Mount Vernon, N. r.. arrived O , Wednesday to spend their vacation a the Morgan cottage on the Bluff.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-10

were beaten off by Masen and Mes senger. At this point, one of the rob- bers drew a revolver and shot Mason in the abdomen, then fled to the woods. Mason drove to the office of Dr. F. H. Dart, where the bullet was extracted. Three Italians were arrested In New London Sunday night on suspicion of being connected with the hold up. The men were tried in a local court and sufficient evidence was found to have them bound over to the September term of the superior court.
 Gordon Ely of New Britain is the guest of his parents on Champlin hill.
 State Day Exercises.
 The Connecticut State Spiritualist association had their annual state day exercises at the camp ground Sunday. A large number of members from all over the state were in attendance. Mrs. May Pepper Vanderbilt, the not ed speaker, addressed the meeting.
 Strong Morgan of Meriden spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Martha Way.
 James E. Hurle is visiting relatives 1 in New Haven and Waterbury.
 Frank Morgan of Neriden is the guest of his mother, Mrs. Mary l. | MOrgdu.
 James Slate of South Lyme is work ing at the railroad station for the summer.
 On Shore Leave.
 Perry Saunders, engineer on Brentor Reef lightship, arrived in the village Tuesday to spend ten days shore leave with his family.
 George Miller of Hartford is a gues of his sister, Mrs. Nehemiah Gates.
 B. $. Beckwith of New Haven is wis iting friends here.
 Miss Mary J. Weiss of New Havel is the guest of Mrs. Perry Saunders
 Mir. and Mrs. George Kinne Gran dall of New London have taken room in Mrs. John Browns residence ol Washington avenue, for few weeks.
 The Mcdonald family win move t New London Thursday.
 Miss Mabel Hough has returned t New Haven.
 Clarence Pearl of Hartford Is i Pine Grove.
 Emeen SHby of New York Is at tn Knickerbocker hotel. |, James H. Manwaring. mate of tn Cornfield Point lightship, arrived i town Wednesday for a ten days shor leave.
 Miss Eunice Park of Staffor Springs is visiting MT. and Mrs. Ed ward Luce.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-10
Pages Nine to Sixteen
SALEM
Many Visitors During August Days Opening of Schools Set For septsm- Der 7.

 Mir and Mrs. John Hills and daught- CT, Marjory, of Delaware. O.. arrived in town Saturday at their. summer home.
 Mrs. Joseph Rix, Jr.. and daughter, Miss Kittie Rix, of Greenwich, Conn, spent several days this week with rel atives in town.
 Rev. c. A. Purdy of Orrington Cen ter, Maine, is spending part of his vacation with his wife and gons at the home of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Murray.
 MT. and Mrs. Ham and son, Alex ander, of New Y ork, are visiting Mrs. Hams parents, MT. and Mrs. Alex ander Gordon
 Master Frederick Chadwick of Nor wich is visiting his aunt, Miss Martha Rogers.
 Mrs. Gertrude Harris of New Ha- ven is spending the week with rels- tives in town. Mrs. Sarah Rogers cS Mantle is visiting Mrs. Sherwood Miner.
 Ernest Beebe of Norwich is spending his vacation at the home of his parents MT. and Mrs. Charles J. Beebe.
 From Kansas City.
 Miss Leach of Kansas City is speRd- l ing the summer with Miss Ella Fox at the Fox homestead.
 Henry Fisdale of New London is l spending his vacation at his summer home in town where he is superintend- ing the work of building a new house.
 MT A. B. Latham, Orient Point, Long Island is the guest of Mrs Nell son Webster.
 MT and Mrs. M. Seagraves, daught- CT Miss Dorothy, and sons Jerome and | Harold are at Crystal Spring farm, guests of MT. and Mrs Charles Ray.
 Master Charles Miner is visiting rel atives in Norwich.
 The regular meeting of the. grange was held in their hall Tuesday even ing.
 Schools Open September g.
 The school board met in the Central School house Monday evening. It was decided to open the schools in town September g.
 The Salem Social club held theiI monthly meeting in their hall last Thursday evening.
 Rev. T. A. Williams preached c sermon of practical application on the parable of the mustard seed las' ~ Sabbath morning. Text Matt. 1881.
 The consecration meeting of the ' P. s. c. E. was led by the president Gilbert Murray.
 The Christian Endeavor service mex Sunday evening will be led by Nils! Ella Fox. Topic: Gods beautiful ou doors; What 1t teaches me Psaln
 The ladies of the Congregations church met at the church, Wednesda, to repair the cushions. A baske . lunch was enjoyed at noon.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-10
NORTH STONINGTON
New School Supervisor Comes from Holden, Mass-Picnic Suppe-Death of Mrs. Margaret B. Stanton.

 Charles. P. Kendall, head master of the Wheeler school who is attending the summer school of Columbia mi. 'erSlty' was at home over Sunday.
 The Third Baptist Sunday school held its annual picnic at Pleasant View Weonesday. A special car was char tered. The attendance was large.
 The residents of the west end of the village, with a few friends enjoyed their once-a-week picnic supper on the playground Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph s. Adams and daugnter of Norwich are visiting at George A. Pendletons.
 Mrs. stephen Hall and sister of Portland, Conn, have been visiting in town.
 Hon. Charles D. Hins of Hartford was in town Tuesday.
 New School Supervisor.
 William W. Evans of Holden. Mass. who has been appointed by the state board of education supervisor of schools for this town, was in the vil- lage Thursday and called on the chair man Of the local school committee,
 Mrs. J. G. Smith is the guest oi friends in Portland, Conn.
 Mrs. Y. M. Hollister is entertaining friends from Waterbury.
 MT. and Mrs. c. L. Gray of Provi. oence are spending two weeks at Gray terrace, the parental home
 Miss Brown of Ledyard Is the guesr of her aunt. Mrs. H, M. Perkins.
 Rev. J, M, Collins of Westerly preached in the Third Baptist church Sunday.
 Mrs. stephen Maine and Mrs. J. " Seaton of Westerly are visiting at the Maine homestead.
 Miss M T. Maine. principal of tn. Brentwood Hall school, Bronxville. N Y, accompanied by a friend, spen Tuesday night at her hom ehere. Death of Mrs. Stanton.
 Mrs. Margaret Brown Stanton diec | Wednesday at the home of her sister Mrs. Lucy c. Miner.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-10
EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND.
UNCASVILLE
Mother of Principal James E. Murphy Dead-Pittsburg Speaker Addresses the crowd-Gasoline in FIatiron Ex- plodes,

Mrs. Ida Browning, who, with Mrs. Clarence Walden and children of Bos- ton, has been spending two weeks at the White mountains, has returned home, accompanied by her grand daughter, Carol Walden, and grand son, Elmer Browning of Providence, Mrs. Walden having returned to her home in Boston for few days.
 Mrs. Charles Chapel and children left Thursday to spend a few. weeks with relatives in Worcester.
 Principals Mother Dead.
 Friends of James E. Murphy, princi- pal of Palmer Memorial school. re- ceived the announcement of the death of MT. Murphy's mother. Mrs. Peter Murphy.
 Guy A. Loomis, who is employed in Hartford, is spending his vacation at the home of his father, c. Turner Loo mis.
 Mrs. Parker, wife of Dr, F. N. Park CT of Enfield, N. C.. a former practi- tioner in the town, with her three chil- dren, arrived Monday to visit her fa- ther, Elisha Vibber. at the home of MT. and Mrs. Mortimer Getchell.
 Frederick Church is i'll with malaria
 MT. and Mrs. Norman Allen and sons, Leon and Percy, are spending two weeks at Groton Long Point.
 Miss Mamie Allen was entertained ! the week end at their cottage.
 MT. and Mrs. David Johnson are en- tertaining their aunt. Mir. and Mrs ! Henry Pinkham of New York Maurice Freeman, who has been oc. 1 cupying the NessIer house, has moved l into one of the tenements in the real ! of the Baptist church.
 Frederick Palmer, Jr., has been tht ! guest of his aunt. Mrs A. P. Mitchell at the Palmer homestead.
 MT. and Mrs. Paul Glasbrenner ar, entertaining MT. and Mrs. Clarence P Sweet of Providence.
 Miss Henrietta Gridley is able to h, out after an illness with malaria.
 John W. Slayton of Pittsburg ad dressed the crowd at the car statio1 Sunday afternoon upon the subject Props to Capitalism
 Lawn Party.
 The lawn party held on the lawn q the Palmer homestead Friday nigh for the benefit of the Baptist church was largely attended and the fnancia result pleasing. Over $30 was made $2O of which will be devoted to tb organ fund.
 Katy-dids are heard ocassionall these evenings.
 Mrs. Agnes Lathrop of Ralmond hi is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. LeGran Chappell. ''--
 Mrs. Elvfra Douglas is spending sev eral weeks at the home of her daugh ter, Mrs. W. I. Browning.
 Fatircn Makes Troub!s.
 Mrs. Fred l. PhiIlins wac uelr self-heatfng 1atiron Tuesday affer noon, heated by gasoline. The easn line exploded breaking out a windo7 and doing othe- damage.
 The c. M. Robertson Co.'S Rock1an mill has shut down for repairs.
 Miss Myrtle Dennis of New Haven visiting he raunt, Mrs. Ray Woodmaf see. 'i'l'' i
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Doyle were tr guests of friends in Westerly Sunda Miss Helen Rogers. returned Sundg afternoon to the home of MT. an Mrs. Henry Church. after a week en . visit at her home in Lyme
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-10
VOLUNTOWN
Fire Destroys kinne's HalI-Many Campers and cottagers at Beach Pond.

Sunday morning at about one o'clock fire was discovered at Kinne's hall The flames had got such headway that it was impossible to save the build ing. The efforts of those fighting the fire were directed towards saving the neighboring tenements. The hall was a one-story structure, owned by Mr. Frazier, who had the building only partly insured. The loss is about S1, 200.
 The fire is thought to be of incen- diary origin. A dance was held in the building Saturday night. MT. Frazier and MT. Albro before closing up went around the hall and saw that every thing was all right. Two hours after wards the hall was a heap of ashes.
 Caught $50 Crabs.
 Austin Maine, J. Byron Sheldon Sheldon and Louis P Disco went to the Drawbridge Sunday. About $50 crabs rewarded them. They made two | trips in MT. Mains automobile and were accompanied by John Page Oi Greeneville.
 John Mcdonald of Uawtucket, R. 1. returned home Tuesday after spending two weeks vacation with his parents MT. and Mrs. Thomas Mcdonald.
 Harry Groves of New Bedford Is tn, guest of his parents. MT. and Mrs. D | o. Groves.
 | Misses Lenora K. and Nellie Dun. | leavy of North Windham were guestl last week of Mir. and Mrs. B. E. Clarke
 Miss Lucy Whitman of Mystic i, the guest of MT. and Mrs. James l Campbell.
 Beach Pond Popular. 1 On Sunday a large crowd from tn, ! village spent the day at Beach pond The cottages are all occupied ant many camps line the shore Beside the local people who are in camp an, cottage, there are summer visitors from New York. Providence, Moosul and other places.
 MT. and Mrs. Frucda and daughte Marie are in New York, where Mis- Frueda will take up her winters worl on the stage.
 Misses Mary and Alice Clark wer In Willimantic Thursday, attending tn funeral of Mrs. Benjamin Grant.
 Rev. Francis J. Muster was a visito at St. Thomas rectory Saturday.
 The Baptist Sunday school picni will be held on the ball grounds (Sat urday) afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-10
CLASGO
Epworth League Going to Ocean 5eaeh-Robert Wilbur Acting su- perintendent During Ills Fathers Absence.

Mrs. William Hasler and daughter Edith were guests of friends in Plain- field Sunday.
 Miss Jennie Campbell who has been away for a weeks vacation. has re- turned to her work
 MT. and Mrs. J. T. Wilbur and son Ralph have been visiting in Williman- tic the past week.
 Mrs. H. J. Cole is entertaining her sister, Miss Catherine Bill of West field. Mass.
 Mrs. A. c. Burdick and two daugh- ters returned home on Friday, after spending week with Mrs. Walter G. Burdick. Child's Sudden Death.
 Rev. R. c. Jacobs of Auburn, Mass, was called home Fr day by the sud den death of hiS youngest daughter, Etta Marie.
 Misses Grace and Gladys Thompson 1 returned home Tuesday from Norwich where they have been the guests of | friends.
 The Bethel F. L. plans to go to Ocean beach today (Saturday).
 Master Oliver Young returned on Thursday from Sterling Hill. where he has ben spending the week.
 All were glad to see J. c. Bill out to the morning service on Sunday.
 Rev. J. Thompson led the Epworth league service in the evening. l Henry Button went to Hartford dast week to the tuberculosis hospital for l treatment. Acting Superintendent.
 Robert Wilbur is acting superinten- dent, while his father is having g two months vacation.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-10
ASHWILLETT

$. c. Eggleston of South Lyme with force of men and two moving ma chimes, has been cutting the grass and oats on his farm here this week.
 A. Ray Button or Glasgo is cutting the grass on the Billings farm here for 4. .. Billings of Narick. R. I.
 Mir, and Mrs. William Hiscox of lew cit City were callers at s. D. Pierce Sunday on their way to Pendleton Hn
 Daniel B. Pierce is entertaining a party of fishermen from out of town at Billings pond this week,
 William Morgan is working on the N. r.. N. H. & H. railroad as fireman
 S. D. Pierce and grandson, Edwin attended ths circus in Norwich last
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-10
OAKDALE
Harold Johnson Addresses Open Air service-X L Club Entertained.

Rev. c. L. French preached on Sun day from Rom. xii:2 and Ps. 139:2S-24 Subject, The transforming power of prayer.
 There was an attendance of about thirty at the service held on the church green at 4 o'clock p. m 'Mr. French spoke from Col iii: Il.
 Harold Johnson of Worcester, Mass, who has been spending few days at the home of his father, S. N. Johnson, was present and addressed the meet ing.
 The x L club met Saturday after noon with their class teacher, Mrs. c. L. French. Plans were made for an entertainment on August 23. Refresh mentS were served.
 Mrs. Amy Lindsay and grandson, Albert Lindsay, have returned, hay ing spent several days visiting friends in Mystic and Westerly
 Mir. and Mrs. Paul Glasbrenner are entertaining MT. and Mrs. Clarence E. Sweet of Providence.
 Mr. Glashrenner, who has been sui fering from a severe attack of muscu- lar dhsumatiHm. is somewhat im- proved.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-10
CAMPBELL'S MILLS

A, A. Tillinghast, from North Ster- ling was here one day last week, buy ings cows. Cows are not bringing a very high price on account of the scarcity of fodder.
 A large party from Ekonk passed here Wednesday on the way to Beach pond.
 John II. Scranton, a veteran of the civil war, called on & L. Barber We'd nesday. MT. Scranton is moving from Central Village to Voluntown.
 A number from here attended a so- cial held at the home of Earl Gallup at Ekonk.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-10
GARDNER LAKE

Miss Murphy of Broolyn. N. Y, ie visiting at Eden Lodge.
 MT. Hedges of Brooklyn, N. T., ic spending a few days visiting his soT at Camp Central.
 number of Camp Cadaho boys re- turned Sunday to Hoboken, N. J.
 MT. Kingsland and family of Brook lyn. N. r., are at the Hotel Latimer.
 Mrs. Harry Burlington is spending a few days in New York.
 Nathan Coe and family of Spring field, Bass. are at Camp Kenjockety.
 Mrs. August Lang and children ce New Rochelle. N Y. have arrived sa the Knickerhocker hotel
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-10
HAMBURG
Grangers Attend Picnic at the Valley |, Orchard.

Mrs. Katherine Williamson and son Herbert have returned to New York after visit with the formers sister, Mrs. Burg.
 MT. and Mrs. Wilbur Otis of Say brook spent Sunday with their par ents in Sterling City.
 Mrs. Bella HYbey and children are at their summer home in Sterling City.
 MT. and Mrs E. c. Richardson spent Wednesday at Black Point.
 Donald Reynolds took a power boat of Erangers and their friends to Deep River last Thursday to attend the pic nic at the Valley orchard. given by Sea View Pomona
 Miss May Harding is visiting in Norwich and Windham. Friends of Miss Christine Beebe are glad to see her home again after a long illness st the hospital in Hart | ford.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-10
EAST COLCHESTER

Agrm. Alvin Fargo and children of t1tGhFiIle were visitors here Monday.
 On Tuesday berry party of eight enjoyed S trip to Exeter, returning home laden with berries. A good time, besides large quantity of berris, was the reward.
 Third Selectman Chas. A. Kramer went to HartforS Tuesday morning, WhaFs hs la te eaerAtsa upeA saF
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-10
GOSHEN
Old Home Day Gathering and Sun.
 day School Picnic.

MT. and Mrs L. H. Burr and family of Brooklyn, N. Y, are guests at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Marcus Burr. The Old Home Day gathering and Sunday school picnic to be held Aug. IA at the same place as last year, in the grove owned by F. G. Stark at Maple Lawn farm.
 Miss Annie Gillette entertained the Ladies' Aid society Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Lucius W. Robinson and son, William c. Robinson of Columbia were in Goshen Tuesday.
 There is 8 large number of New York summer boarders here.
 Picnic On Wednesday.
 At the picnic to be held Wednes- day the collation. will be served at on< o'clock. After dinner addresses are planned.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-10
NORTH LYME
Ray Hardins's Horse Wins In Race at
 Lyme.

Miss Mary Stark of Chester visited Miss Emily Stark over Sunday.
 A number from here attended the race at Lyme last Saturday between the horse owned by Ernest Rogers and Ray Harding, MT. Harding's horse winning.
 Mrs. Julia Chapel is spending the week in Essex.
 Miss Gertrude Ward is spending two weeks vacation in Northfeld, Mass, and Vernon, Conn.
 Mrs. F. c. Rogers of Salem visited at w. M Sisson's last week.
 w. M Sisson, Jr., c. R. Tiffany, Mrs. W. M. Sisson and Mrs. H. A. Rogers went to Essex by auto last Thursday and were in Colchester and Salem Fri day.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-10
NIANTIC
Men Who Held up M. L. Mason Bound SpirituaIists' Annual Stats Day.

NJ. L. Mason was held up about o'clock Sunday morning not far from his home in West Main street MT. Mason was leaving his home to go to the railroad station to~secure his pa pers. He was accompanied by Will fam Messenger. an employe in the market. The hold up was to secure money, of which 1t is said that Mason carried a large amount. The robbers wsrs unable to set any mdhey and
The Huttig news., 1912-11-16

We treat Piles successfully with
out knife or chiofoform. Refer
ence ard Information on application
DIS Mccall & WILLIAMS.
Lawson Ark.
The Huttig news., 1912-11-16

Everybody has a hobby. doiog
the right kind ef job work is our.
The Huttig news., 1912-11-16
ASHER Niles Resigned.

2. ". Miles. cashier q the Frs
National Bank Of 5uttig. has ten
dered his resignation TO the boaf5
Of directors to take effect Deem
Der 5, and has accepted the cash
ier8hp Of the American Bank a6e
Trust Company Of Il Dorado. Mr.
Miles is an excellent business mar
and the bank here has prospers5
under his Management from th=
start and we fs=l that We are
voioing the sentiments Of nearly
every person who transaets basf
ness through our bank when We
say that his resignation will be
learned Of with regret. We also
think the institution to which ne
goes is TO be congratulated on Sc
curing his services and believe It
will flourish under his supervision.
The Huttig news., 1912-11-16
Improvement in Egg Preservation.

A new process for preserving
eggs. in connection with cold stor-
age. is being introduced in France.
It has the advantage that the eggs
can thus be kept perfectly fresh
for an indefinite time and when
taken out of storage they do not
deteriorate rapidly as regular cold
storage eggs do. In eggs ordinar-
ily there is certain amount of air
inside the shell and dissolved in the
substance of the egg. This air if
left in will cause the egg to decay
to certain extent no matter what
method of preserving it is adopted.
The new system therefore first
gets rid of the air by placing the
egge ia a vacuum. After tine air
has thus been sucked out of the
eggs through the porous shell, car
bonic acid gas and nitrogen are
forced back into the egg to take its
place. These gases act as pre-
servaties, by keeping out the oxy-
gen. The eggs are then sealed UP
in tin cans, when they can be kept
for any period, in cool place. the
same as canned fruit.
The Huttig news., 1912-11-16
Attendance Leaders Appointed.

Four hundred active and enthus-
iastiC teachers throughout tht
state have just been appointed by
the executive officers of the State
Teachers Association as oficia
attendance leaders in their fespec=
tive communitie for the atten5
ance campaign which is now be-
ing actively carried on n. officers
Of the association.
1t is planned to make the next
association meeting to be held i
little Rock, December 26-2Z-28
the greatest and best in the history
Of the association.
The Huttig news., 1912-11-16

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The Huttig news., 1912-11-16
Calico kensingtOn.
Com. of Agriculture.

The Womans' Missionary Union
gave quite successful Calico
Social last Thursday afternoon
from 8 to S o'clock at the library.
Devotional exercises we're led by
Mrs. Milstead. Then small piece
of cloth was passed to each lady
with needle and thread for them to
test their skill in working button
holes.
Music was furnished throughout
the afternoon by Misses Lucille
Townsend and Gladys Gibson.
Miss Minnie Martin favored US
with lovely solo" Goodbye
Summer" by Lynes.
The decorations was appropriate
to fall, and consisted of a profusion
of pink, white and yellow chrysan-
themums, and red and yellow
autumn leaves, with Arkansas ap-
pies.
The last on the program was a