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fringe Of tiny red and gold ribbons. each
ending in a heart. rdalateh from the
pie. and each " the four ana twenty
guests gathered around was asked t.
select one Of these AMI to pull ii in
turn. With EACH pull ont came Il small
Ied satin heart. inside Of which was =
little bird holding in its bin verse of
poetry These verses were numbered
ana were read cnnsecuti.ely. the first
ones limiting vaguely at i wedding to he
ana others describing in tantaiiZing
fashion the bridc-elect. 1t was finally
from the mouth OF the King bra mat
the formal ana fatctul words came:
| Mr.. ana Mrs. Thomas EaScomb Stack
house announce the engagement of their
daughter Sadie ana Luther Markav
Hawkins Of Americus, Ga" of course.
th.. little birds had been whispering
previously to the partv but most Of
were ,,nnran.,r.d fo, .he na1rs i, .',,,.i
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lt'i"s' pu1 ana WAS much admired.
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mother tilil the III" spring. During her
| say ~ ~" orleans she was the NJ
iPieit - numerous social attentions aud
ne AH.Si 81 hoAof IT several handsome
Dcneerc. 81" VIII probably join her
tathcf late n the spring and 20 To Pana-
ma, but lhat has not Yet been definitely
decided upon.
Mr. ana AIRS james l.. Mcliush Of
I i,IoDNl adj HIM.
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Washington friends are interested III
the wedding LAST week of Mr.. Reginald
Ring OF this CITY and Miss Elizabeth
Ramsey of Louisville Ky. The mar
riase took place Thursday. February ~
III Galveston. Tex, where, with he,
mother, the bride has been spending tHt
winter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-03

Mrs. Bertha Henderson has returned t.
her home in Washington after spending"
several weeks the guest OF relatives in
Nashville Tenn
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Senator and Mrs. Smoot have as the
guests their daughter. Mrs. \. r.. Carbon
and little son. Reed Smoot Carbon uf
Provo; Mrs. SmootS mother Mrs. Ed
ridge nf Salt Lake City, ard Mrs. NJ. ~
Hamilton of New YORK city, all OF WHOM
arr we'd yesterday. They entertained a.
dinner last week i'll honor OF Mr.. L. |
Num- and Mir. aud Mrs. Bilthcr OF Provo
Utah
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Mrs. r.. Ncsbil Wright and daughter
Mary who have been guests of Mrs
Hamilton and Mrs. Irwin" of Baltimore
have returned to their home at Chevy
Chase
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-03

Mrs. George Wright OF Cleveland Park
was hostess Friday afternoon at cards
five hundred being the game enjoyed.
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Y. w e. A. Tuesday afternoon at her
home. kirke street Chevy Chase, IT 80
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Mrs. Riggs has had as her house guest
during the ptSt fortnight Miss MecDra
Cheatlam Of Nasty lie Tenn
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Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Barnard Of Chevy
Chase will be hosts at bridge party
Wednesday evening 1t their home on
Grafton street.
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REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs. Tribble %
Georgia were dinner hosts at the Coch
ran Wednesday evening. the quests o
honor being Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Tile,
Of Chevy Chase and their house guest,
Mrs Etha Patterson Griffin of Georgia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-03

Mrs Margasita Spa!dine Gerry has
zone to New York to attend the dinner
nd reception given for WI liam Dean
towels on his seventy iif h birthday by
Mr.. Geurg" Harvey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-03

The Sans Souci Card Club was enter
tanned Thursday evening, February -
by Miss May Owens. 1T her home, :,.s
22d street northwest. Miss Stearns, for
the ladies. and Mr.. Pray. for tn" gen
tienlen. made III" highest scores for the
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Mr.. and Mrs. James +. }. Archibald,
whose marriage took place recently III
Houston. Tex. will go to San Francisco
next month and sail from there Tor the
orient and will go around the word ne
fora settling in Washing on, which will
he their ONE. They are III present III
Los Angeles, where they are beng much
entertained.
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johnson en- ertainrd at an informal lunch
con at ther 18th street home III honor Of
VI - Ruby James, sister Of ReDr.senta-
tiv" Ollie James II Kentucky Yellow
tulips We're used in the table decorations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-03

Mr. and Mrs. Ahsalom Waller and Mrs
Walters sister. Mss Mary NJ olson on :
left Thursday for trip ~ Panama. They
are stopping for q 'rw days 1t Palm
Beach, Fla. where they joined the Misses
Richards Of Washington. who have been
there for some time, and the whole party
will continue their trip together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-03

AIRS. John ", langley. wife Of Repre-
sentative John W. Langley. gave a bean
rful luncheon AT her aparfment M the
burlington III compliment to Mrs John
:. South 81 Frankfort. ny, daughter of
senator Bradley. last week Most of the
liuleS present. All kentuCkians had been
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 Representative and
ITS. Langley on recent tlip Ia Panama
IN" tahiecloth and napkins used We're
eN4ilsIt" trophies IF the isthmian cx-
ptf'hcc, woven Of pineapple fiber and
Mexican drawn work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-03

.Aftef q visit Of several weeks to her
arentS, Sena or and Mrs. Lee OVarman,
At the CoclTat, Mrs. Edwin lar re :
Dry has returned 10 her home in Sails
bury, y. &.
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they will remain for an indefinite time.
Representative and Mrs. Sterl ng also en-
ertaned a timer n CON inent OF Mr.
and Mrs. Oughten of Illinois who We're
guests at the New Willard last week.
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Mrs. Henry George jr., received Tuesday
at her home on Biltmore street assisted by
her aunt. Mrs. Van Pelt of New York
rity and Paris, France, who is spend ng
It part Of the season with her Mrs. Jami-
son wife OF Capt lamison. presided over
IL. tlnS
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Mr. E.lwood NJ. Hepburn OF Pennsyl-
vania, brother of Senator Hepburn was
the Weekend guest of Senator and Mrs
Heyburii
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cooper Marshall
who have been the guests of Senator and
Mrs. Hepburn during the week. have re-
turned to their home in Philadelphia Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-03

Mrs BOYD of West Virginia * visiting
her parents Representative and Mrs. l. l.
tlepage. ut their apartment at Congress
Hall.
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Mrs Marion DeyrieS. wife OF Justice
Deyries was hostess at a prettily alp
pointed luncheon Tuesday i'll honor of
her guest Mrs Jungcn of New York.
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Mr.. and Mrs. james l.. McHugh Of
Broohland had with them during the past
ten days their cousins Mir and Mrs +
StAnaWaT and little dau. liter Allen
ih"E have been visiting friends in New
York and New Jersey They left for Du-
.uth. where they expect to stay several
weeks before returning home.
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Capt. ard Mrs. Hugh Ronald French
md Miss Ruth WNnnr went To New York
vest erdny foi. 4 short visit.
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The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Rose
field to Mr.. J. $. Musher will take plac,
today at :, pm. at Adas Israel Congrega
ton 18th and | streets.
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Nh. MerWin and son David of Blooming
ton. Ill, were the guests during the early
part of the week OF Representative and
Mrs. Sterling en- route To Europe, where
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-03

A 800 party was given by Miss Low
oth ut her home. the Winston. 3145 Mount
Pleasant street Thursday afternoon Feb
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AIRS Strother Smith entertained in
formally at bridge Wednesday afternoon
AT the Chevy Chase Club in honor of
Mrs Jungen of New York house guest
of Mrs Marion DeVries.
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Miss Leslie Page. who is the guest of
Mrs John Hays Hammond Will not re-
turn To California before April Her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. George Page, will
open their home i'll San Rafael III the
early spring.
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Friday evening Miss Mary Younger en-
tcrtained at bridge and dancing for he.
house guest, Miss Reed of Norfolk. Thos,
asked To meet Miss Reed included TIE
Misses Harriet Chamberlin. Anne Morgan
Pansy Wilson and Elizabeth Younl er
Nassrs. Lacey Moore, 10 V. Morgan, Har
old f. Nermilye, William Coomb an
Lynch Younger
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Senator and Mrs. Kenyon have as theil
guests at their home on Park road Mrs
John +. Dun ombe and Mrs w. c. Dun.
combc of Iowa, mother and sster-in law
of Mrs. Kenyon.
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Mr. and Mrs Thomas Owen OF Mont
eomery Ala, are spending the sprint
season at the Arlington guests of their
parents Senator and Mrs Bankhead.
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Mrs Andrew Moreland and Miss F.sthe,
Noreland who spent the winter in Sar
Francisco with their relatives. Mr.. ano
Mrs George Marye of this city. are nov
returning to their Pittsburgh home.
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Miss -AIicen GorSas. who Was The guest
during Mardi GraS IN New Orleans Of
Mr.. ami Mrs. George Drnegre is now in
Tuscaloosa. Ma. t. Wis t her grand
mother until the l@te spring. During her
stay IN NV Orleans she was the. ~
'ipIent Of numerous social attentions and
the guest 81 honor ut several handsome
entertainments given by Mr. and Mrs
)eneere 81" VIII probably JOIN her
tathcr late u the spring and 20 to pana-
ma, but That has not yet been definitely
decided upon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-03

\ party was given at the home Of Miss
Christina Ockert in honor OF VI - Bessie
NJ Houck Thursday
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Miss Morgan Of Portland. ore who is,
/ pupil at the National Park Seminary
s the week lend guest of Miss Carrie. Lee
Chamberlain, daughter of Senator and
Mrs. Chamberlain.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-01-04
NJ. J. HAPGOoD.
cru, VI, Dee. 25, 1911
A SOUND AND GROWING
SAVINGS nANk.

That every Savings Bank in Yer
mont Is sound one there can be no
question OF doubt. The confidence
placed in our home institutions is
evidenced by the recently published
report OF Bank Commissioner +, {.
Williams, which shows gain In de-
posits for the past year by nearly
every Savings institution; and, II a
Banks increase In deposits Is en-
blematlc of Its soundness and
strength, then the old Marble Saw
ings Bank OF Rutland occupies a
leading position. Its 5sth Semi-an-
nual Statement at the close of bust
ness December 30th, 1911, has Just
been issued and is printed in fuil
On the first page OF this paper
rhe institution shows a splendid
gain In deposits for the year ended
and is In prosperous condition.
Within the past four years this
savings Bank has gained In net de-
poslts, which means taking out the
interest added TO the accounts. up
wards of half n million dollars. Dur
ing this time II has gone from the
ainth position In size, among the
twenty-one Savings Banks OF the
state, to the sixth. certainly a
showing gratifying to Officers, Trus-
tees, and patrons alike.
Nearly all the money invested by
rhe Marble Savings Bank is placed
in first mortgages on farms. or real
state. It's the safest security on
.arth and In the more than quarter
Of century OF existence OF this Saw
ings Bank not dollar has ever been
lost on a farm loan.
Besides this careful management
OF its affairs, governed by directors
who direct" The Marble Savings
Bank carries large Reserve, or
surplus, Fund, which, together with !
interest on investments, amounts TO
over s per cent. OF Its total deposit, |
being In excess Of the amount neces-
iary by law in paying 4 per cent.
interest on deposits.
AS cy''oncing tie safety o. max
ng deposits by mail, it n.cy be Stat
d that IN the years OF bncines3 OF
Tho Marble Savings Bank, not dol
ar In transit has ever been lost by
either Bank or depositor II Is per-
Getty safe to make deposits by per
Ional check. bank draft.po office
money order, without registering the
ettcr.
Tie Banks statement may DO
" forwarding a postal card OF re-
Inost
II further information is desired
. letter addressed 10 John y. Wood
In. President, or 10 Iycr s. Mae
arlane. Treasurer, Rutland. Vermont
ylll receive prompt reply
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-01-04
DELEGATES
LAW ENFORCEMENT or CHIEF
IMPORTANCE.


oar Boar n We'll a. Deer Need
Protection.
IEl.tur Journal,
That IN atmosphere OF lawlessne 4
Unprecedented In the memory OF eve
oaF oldest inhabitants now sur.
Foatf5 ~ liz quite beyond dispute.
The vital question with us is as 10
'3e remedy, and We should not hes
itite any length Of time In our deci-
sion. which should be that every de-
cya' law abiding citizen show his
eclufs and come out boldly and fear
lessly 20 the rescue. even be willing
70 sacrifice personal safety II nee.
eessary as well as private gain. We
afe told that crime has increased
9ue hundred per cent. while the pop
ilaiion has remained about station
ary.
Twenty-Five murders IN the State
( Vermont the last year, while rob-
isfies ana petty thefts are number
less. Is record which may well
GiaEllc as Ia many communities
fear Of despetadoes dominates, and
40 law IL coming into dlsrepute
What we want Is General Wake
Gp and especially along the line OF
attention TO heir buonden duties on
The part Of these who are legally
appointed 10 see that the laws are
enforced | refer first to the Gov.
crnor second to the Attorney Gener-
49, third 10 the States Attorneys.
aHd lastly 10 the various town Grand
iaryH. who seem. as a rule. utterly
REGARDLESS Of the oaths they have
taken. else the present condition Of
Affairs cold not have occurred. The
ordinary town grand jury seems TO
thlak thai be Is TO take no action.
even 10 matters under his personal
knoN ledge. cseept after written
complaint from some aggrieyed par
iy Ne iittie realizes that be has
heH an Gath to investigate and pro
- ME where there appears reason.
ahie grouad utterly regardless Of
any complaints Our States Attor-
nrYa too. aru some of them mere
shtSiers. upon stated salary. larry
ladoleut and subject 10 the lnflu-
eare our Attorney General fans
u bis duty thAt be has NOT aroused
% aetson ihose andeF his advice ana
authority and our Governor has fail
" ID his duty that be has mol stir
red - the Attorney -osnerAi Ard !;
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-01-04
J. c. HEINEL, Manchester Center VI.
Estate Of DOrcas SimOndS.

Order Of Notice Of Allowance Of Acct
STATE or VERMONT District Of >lan
chester, 81.
The Probate cant Gor The BjAtrfet u Haa
chester
70 all persons interested IN The estate %
Doreas slmonds late Of Manchester In said
District, deceahed.
HREEf1S0i
WBrHEAs said Cont hn. assigned the
18th day Of Jan. next NJ ten O'Clock IN the
forenoon for examining und allowing
the account Of u. X ~imonds, Executor
~ the estate Of said deceased and for
n decree 81 the residue Of said estate 10 the
lawful claimants Of the same. ana ordered
that public notice thereof DE- given 10 all
persons interested IN said estate by publish
Ing this order three weeks successfully pre-
yiolls "a the day assigned, IN the Mnnehes-
ter Journal, ahlcwspapcr published nj Man
chester, Ia said District.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified 10
appear NJ the Probate Ufee IA Manchester,
In said District, on tho dry assigned then
and there 10 contest the allowance of said
account II sou see cnuse, and "a establish
your right ~ heirs, leRnteos aud lawful
claimants to said residue.
Given under my hand this 18Th day OF
December, 1871.
10 EDWARD GRIFFITH. Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-01-04
Coal Expectations From The United
States and Other Leading Coun-
tries

Coal exports from the United
States have trebled In value In the
iasi dozen years The value OF coal
passing out Of continental United
States Ia the year 1911 Is, IN
round terms. 50 million dollars, com
pared with SIS million IN the immed-
lately preceding year. The stated
value OF coal exported in the ten
months ending with October. 1911,
Is ~ million dollars, that Of coke,
: million. and that Of coal supplied
10 vessels engaged In the foreign
trade. is million. making a total RI
Gs million dollars and lustifying the
Bureau Of Statistics of the Depart
ment Of Commerce aud Labor In It's
statement that The aggregate value
OF coal passing out Of the United
States In the fun calendar year viii
approximate SO million dollars
The uniied States ranks third
among the coal exporting countries
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-01-04
ACKNOWLEDGE TT.



After reading the public statement
of the representative citizen OF Man
chseter given below, you must come
TO this conclusion: A remedy which
cured years ago. which has kept the
kidneys In good health since. can
be relied upon to perform the same
work in other cases. Read this
M. G. Wright, Main ST.. Manches-
ter Depot. Vt, says; ut gives me
pleasure to again endorse Doan's
Kidney Pills | feel Just as CRATE
full to them now as | did three
years ago when they rid me of kid
ney trouble caused by wrenchlng
myself when lifting statement
given June 81, 1910
On August "a. 1908. Mr.. Wright
said: Il had noticed for some time
that my kidneys were disordered.
There was considerable pain in my
back and other symptoms OF kidney
weakness bothered me. AS knew
of several people who had been curr
ed Of kidney complaint by Doan's
Kidney Pills. | got a supply of this
remedy and began It's use. The con-
tents OF few boxes brought about
a wonderful change and ] did not
consider II necessary to eontinae tax
ing this remedy further.
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents, Foster Milbnrn Co. Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the I'm
tied States.
Remember the name--Doan's--
and take no other.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-01-04
NEEDED FOR STREET DUTY
Uniformed Policemen at White House
TO Be Dispensed With

Washington, Jan. ALI OF the
uniformed policemen on duty in the
White House and the executive Of
fees are 10 be removed tomorrow
The orders affect twenty-five police
men.
The change Is said to be due to a
protest by Representative Burleson OF
Texas, member OF the house com
mittee on appropriations who thought
the policemen were needed on street
duty
President TAFT at once called the
matter to the attention of the district
commissioners with the statement that
so far as he was concerned the po-
lieemen could be removed from the
White House at any time the local
authorities saw tit.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-01-04

the first degree at the March. 1909
term Of Rutland county court. Kent
was sent to Waterbury asylum for
observation as TO his sanity His
case went to the Vermont supreme
court and the general assembly Of
the state but these bodies did not
change Judge y. l. WATERWAYS
sentence that he be hanged
Kent was originally sentenced 20
go 10 the gallows last January but
owing to technically the carry
ing out OF the death sentence was
postponed a year
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-01-04
CALVES WANTED..

We are paying, for prompt ship.
ment, 3 cents per pound for hog
dressed Calves. AT this price We
pay the freight from any Vermont
or New Hampshire point on 200.
pound shipments. Stock should be
well bled, free from disease, thor
ouhly frozen and should have en-
trails removed Shipments may be
combined with Hides, Skins. Bones.
Tallow, etc. ship quick. IA prices
viii probably decline as tho season
advances.
CARROLL s. PAGE.
T. T. Hyde Park, VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-01-04
WEEK IN PROBATE COURT

Estate of Isoliue A. Andrew Man
chester Il Burr Gleason, Admins
TRAITOR, Giles receipt FOR collateral inher
itAnee tax.
Estate OF James Smith, Manchester
VIII proved
In r. William G. Mason, Dorset.
Mason adjndgcd insane aud incompe.
tent. J H Nadean appointed guar.
dian
Estate of Chas II Willard Man
ehat r.. mmlssloners' report filed,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-01-04

Il worthy OF note that no on. q lh'
present candidates for the Governor
ship has made law enforcement
I which Is the chief duty Il Cover
nor. as the Chief Executive, OF ans
force IA bis declarations, even III
such a time OF its crying necessity
as the present.
Never was there such a time for
the churches OF our land to show
what they were built for as the pre-
sent, the establishment Of Truth
and Righteousness Let them fling
mere form and cant 20 the winds
and be prompt to meet the neeessi-
ties OF the hour. Bold, frank, cour-
ageous words from the pulpit In this
line will not be out OF place, words
that VIII stir up their hearers to
realize their duties as citizens, and
to demand proper accounting from
those In authority. Let the pulpit
Join with the press and show that II
truly is, as II should be, a power In
the land
Although no one has shown a
deeper interest In the protection OF
our deer, yet beg leave to remark
that our deer are not the only OBJ
jects which need our care. Human
beings. private property, moral de-
eency, also require protection. Lei
or prosecuting officers be as yigilant
az are our game wardens, and the
problem IL, 10 a large extent, solv-
ed.
NJ. J. HAPGOoD
Perm " Dee Is 1911