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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-02
MONTGOMERY CENTER.

j. -. Halle, rural letter carrier on route
No from this postoiiice. has been trans
ferred to route No. l from East Georgia
at an Increase In salary of $500 per year
This is one OF the first transfers
made in this county since the new civil
service ruling whereby rural letter carriers
can be transferred from one route to an
other In the county in which they reside
The Rev j. Kcnworthy of Mansonville
Que, preached at the Baptist Church
both morning and evening Sunday. After
the close OF the evening service a meeting
| OF the members of the Church was hold
and on the recommendation of tins Rev
Or. Dawson, call was extended to the
Rev. Mr.. Kenworthy to become pastor
of the church here.
Col. Frank L. Greene and Col. J. G.
Norton of st. Adams were in town Tues.
| daY-A. ]. Kingsley, who has been visit.
Ing his daughter for several days in Nor,
| wood. n. Y, has returned home.-Pete,
Deldir and family have moved to WI
| nooski, where Mr.. Delair has "A position
Albert Lahore has completed work fol
G. A. Gardyne and gone to Winoosl,i -
c. NJ Foley. who has been employed b,
Nelson Hall company for severa
years, has completed work for that com
pany.-Mrs Fred Hutchins. who hai
been spending several months in Pasa
dena. Cal. has returned.--A meeting o
the stockholders of the Independent
Telephone company is called for May "A
The board Of listers have completed tn
tax list and posted notices that they vii
meet at the town clerks office as re
Quired by law to correct any errors o
hear any grievances on Monday.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

The Woman's Home Missionary society
mo, at the church Wednesday afternoon.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of Miss Anna NJ, daughter
of MIR and Mrs. Thomas Risley of Farm
in9ton. Conn. to y. Lee Derby of West
berkshire, Tuesday. April @.-E. n.
AIosicr returned Tuesday from the Mary
Fletcher hospital in Burlington.-rha rles
johnson has moved to rooms in Mir.
Aliens houso.--rhe family of j. II
Washer of Johnson are a, the home of
q. \. Jonos.-Sevcral from here attended
"'rhe old Homestead" at Enosburg Falls.
Tuesday cvenng.-Philo Stanley Jr and
brother, Iiohcrt were in st. Adams sat
llrd ny.
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WEsTFORD.

Miss Media Rice is at home from Salem
normal school Her mother, Mrs. j. F.
Rice. is i'll in bed.-The Ladies Social
Circle met with Mrs. l.. A. Bates
Wednesday afternoon.-3,r and Mrs.
James sheldon and Mr. and Mrs. Ches-
ter Sweeney attended the funeral OF Mrs.
Maria Rawson, which was held in IN
derhill Frday.-Ray Grow is to work in
the Belden creamery this season'-Ihe
Daisy Chain meeting is postponed until
next week.-The knights of Pythias are
to give a dance on the evening of May 3.
MIR and Mrs. b. A. Stone are the par
Cnts of q son, born Sunday afternoon.
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FLETCHER.

Vernon ID. Whitney of this place and
Miss IIolah i. Marsh of Richford were
married by the Rev. o. NJ, Boutwell,,
pastor Of the Methodist Church on sat.
urday, April %.
Farmeru In town have finished suGaring
and report only about half a crop.-Lco
Brush has gone to Burlington TO the hos
pital to be operated on for appendicitis.
Road Commissioner -. $. Gillian and
men are at work smoothing the roads
and getting them In good condition.-F l..
Smith has a new Ford automobile. which
he purchased of s. f. Pope Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Huison were in Burlington Satur.
day.-Willis Gray has taken d. H. Chan.
mans farm.
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FRANKLIN.

Miss Dorothy Alexander has gone to
connecticut.-C. II. Stafford is moving to
Enosburg with his son, Wiliam.-Mrs
Arnold Whitney of Bakersfield is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Charles Towe -
Miss Ruth Hopkins OF the Boston city
hospital is spending two weeks with her
parents. Mr., and Mrs. +. l.. Hopkins -
Helen Whitney went to Northtleld Sat
urday-F ID. Gallup is in Jeffersonvlle,
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Towle return
ed from Florida Thursday where they
have been spending the winter.
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JOHNSON.

The saw mill and 4o,oN ieet OF
lumber. the boarding house, barn ana
blacksmith shop belonging TO T. H.
Sherwin were consumed by fire sun
day morning at 100 a. III. The 1875
is about $4,000. with small insurance
The origin of the fire is unknown MI
Sherwin has 400 900 feet of logs stlll
in his yard and will probably rebuild
at once.-Mrs c. l.. Bishop visited her
parents in SCOTS. ~ H, last week.
H. T.. Rustedt was at f.. T. WeiIs
Sunday.-Bert Scribner has gone TO
work at Wells 4 McCuns's livery'-S.
A. Gr!swold with men are at work in
lJ-nderhill. mir and Mrs, Joel Boyce or
Jericho spent sunday with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs +. +. Boyce
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RICHMOND.

Friendship Chapter of Eastern Star
will give dance and whist party in X.
+. hall Friday evening. to which the
public is invited Music, Hager's or
chestra of Burlington.-A son was born
April 2s to MIR. and Mrs. John Smith
Mrs. |. H. Goodwin is in Canada-F ii.
Shepardson is in Canada on business
trip.--Dr. and Mrs. n. 7. Tilley nave
taken the rooms recently vacated by r.
i. Freeman and family.-Mr. and MRS
Adna Terrier and children have returned
from Burlington, where they have been
guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Dover for several weeks
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CHARLOTTE.

O. II. Alexander arrived in St Paul
from California April and is stopping
a short time with his son, DR.. +. H.
Alexander.
The Ladies' Aid held its monthly
meeting with Mrs. G. r. Holmes We'd
nesday afternoon. Mech and
daughter, Mrs NJ. f. Mech. have return
cd to their home here after spending the
winter In New York.-The listers have
completed their work and will be at the
town hall May | to listen to any COM
plants or make any corrections.-Mrs.
n. C. Bush has sold a piece of land
east of her house to Jared Nichols
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and Vergenncs this Week.-Mrs. Fred
Horton and daughter are in town, called
here by the illness of Mrs. Horizons
mother Mrs. Morrow. Frank York of
Barre is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Frank Densmore.--Mis VIVA Doncaster
is at Mrs. f.. $. Wright's owing to an
Increase in business Densmorc X Osgood
have been Obliged to employ extra help
Joseph Gauthicr of Barre is working
for them-C. NJ. Henderson was In town
rucsdaY.-The drama, "IIow Jim Made
Good" Will he given at Woodman's hall
Friday night, May TO- The play con-
sists of four acts. Music will be fur
nished by the orchestra.
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HILL WEST.

Frank Lunbra attended the funeral Of
his aunt, Mrs. Lucy Baker IN East Bcrk-
shire Friday.--C. A. Sylves ter - passing
i few days with his grandparents, Mi
and. Mrs Austin McGrail. .Th" condition
Of Harriet Head. who has been i'll for a
lorg time. e. improvinG.-S. y. Je"ett
and daughter. Florence. were guests OF
Mr.. and M:g. Charles Maca Sunday -
Alien Lunbra, who returned from Bur-
lington last week. Is going TO work for q.
j, Marcy Mrs. Jiles Jewett Is with her
daughter. Mrs. ]. v Martin. in East
21kersfiel1 for a few days-Mrs. Frank
ioslett Of Newport passed unday with
Mr and Mrs. =. d. Kushford IN Giboo.-
T. T.. sheldon. who was very i'll last week
1t the nome OF MS sister. Mrs. william
fc,vctt, has returned horse eomcwhat Inn
proved IN health.--Hcmer and Ray
Wethc:by passed Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs Mark Thomas. u ,eonard Bushcy
passed sunday IN town MIR. and Mrs
Calvin R-shford were VIC ek.enH guests al
The home Of Mr. and Mrs John Rushford
Percy Shangraw ard ArtSu- Weeks OF
Richford we're guests of nis parents, Nj.
land Mrs. u. j. Shangraw. Saturday and
Sunday. returning to their school Mon
day.-Mrs. II. l.. IeHett is .ll.-Mr ant
Mrs. Calvin Nushford passed Sunday will
their son and family. Mr.. and Mrs. u. D
| Rushfofd. in Giboo.
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JONESVILLE.

The Rev. e. =. Treat has gone to his
new parish in Pittsford. Mrs. Treat and
children go Thursday.-T l.. Stevens at
tended the school directors conference
held in Essex Junction the 2ith.-Miss
Helen Nash Is i'll at her home. Her place
In the office Is being filed by Mrs. j. H..
Atkins.-Miss Bessie Wilson was at home
over Sunday.-Mrs. Peter Lovely was in
Waterbury Saturday.-Nrs. W. G., White
continues to improve.--Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
N. Alger were in Burlington Monday.
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STOWE.

A pleasant occasion was the get
together" meeting at the Unity Cnurch
yestry Wednesday. April "A. when ABOUT
60 people sat down to "A delightful banquet
served by the ladies OF the society. After
supper had been enjoyed and removed, the
people remained about the tables ana
President l.. l.. Harris called upon tho
Rev. j. Edward Wright of Montpelier
who gave an interesting talk upon
'Togetherness, after which tn Rev +
r. Crane led in discussion of tho
advisability of converting a part of II"
audience room of the church into tene-
ment for use as a parsonage. A straw"
vote showed that the sentiment or large
majority was in favor of such - proceed
ing-The directors of the Morris .
town, fillmore. stowe school reunion have
engaged Carlton II Howe Of Essex juno
ton as superintendent of the union, WHO
Will begin his duties July J. Mr., Howe
who is the state ornthologist Is a
graduate Of the University of Vermont.
He has been superintendent of the Essex
previous to that was for five years
principal of the Essex Junction high
school.
The regular meeting of the Cemetery
association will be held with Mrs. c. A.
| Riley Tuesday afternoon May -
| Healey c. Bashaw has finished work In
the J. \. Stafford hardware store and
began Wednesday to work for NJ c
| Lovejoy. who has the agency for this
vicinity of the Dodd a Struthers' Light
ming Rod company of Des Moines. Iowa. -
Mrs. r. A Clair has returned after 6
week at West Branch and In the village
Mrs. Roxalana Jocko and Mrs. ]. c
Morgan were in Barre Monday to atten'
the funeral OF Mrs. Jocko's sister, Mira
| Neal of Claremont, n, II, is with he
daughter, Mrs w, II, Douglass. Mrs
Leo Cowan, who died at the home of he
| tCOutlnued on uage l3l
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turn TO her hone'-lhe condition of
Oscar r.. l.add, who is suffering from the
effects of n shock of paralysis, is slowly
gaining, and lie has been taken to his
home-Mrs. G. b. Davis is expected to
arrive from Morrisville to-day The Rev.
{. r. Upton will preach at the Consrc-
rational Church sunday afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock .-'rhc subject of the Epworth
Leagues meeting for sunday evening is
",rhc Prophet and the Period of His
Activity. Are Men and the Products of
the Times in which They Liver" The
leader will be Mrs l. o. Newton
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BEAVER.

Mrs. Julia Daniels has sold her place 10
her son, Earl. and has moved to the
place she bought of Levi Goodrich. -
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Wagner were called
To Fairfield Tuesday on account OF the
death of Mrs. Wagner's father.-Alrs,
William Nichols of Jericho is visiting
Mrs. II. n McNall for a few days.
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WILI,ISTON.

Mrs. Ella Douglass of Essex Is guest
If Mrs. Jesse Bushnell-Miss Florence
Metcalf of Cliftondale, Mass. is visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Met
calf.-Norah Feast underwent success
ful oporation for appendicitis at the
Mary Fletcher hospital Thursday'-The
kindergarten department of the Metho-
dist Sunday school will open Sunday,
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BAKERSFIELD.

May ball was held in the town
hall Wednesday evening. kimballs or
chestra will furnish mu.ic.-The Dase-
BAH game between Hyde Park and Brig
ham Academy resulted in victory FOR
the home team. the score being to o.
Theodore Iaholle of Centorville is visit
frl. -,a4l.. L. -,
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after a short visit at home-The Wom-
ans Foreign Missionary society of the
CONGREGATIONAL Church will meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Balch Mrs Ira
Moore will be in charge of the meeting
and 1t is expected the county vice-presi-
dent will be in attendance.
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county superintendents ana directors III
st. Adams Thursday. F. A. Lahey rep
resented the Incorporated district and @.
H. Whltcop1p and f. A. Cassidy the town
district. Mr.. Merrill, who had been as
signed part on the program was unable
to attend.-The family of Mrs. Ethel
Becde Is quarantned in their home at the
south corner of Main and Depot streets
one of her daughters has light attack
of scarlet fever
The Rev. and Mrs. ". j. Clark and
child are in Hyde Park. where they will
| pass few weeks with Mrs. Clark's par
cnts.-N. d. Wilder of Rutland was
| guest over Sunday of II. ". Kimball.-
/ w. s. Hutchinson of st. Adams. in the
employ of the Central Vermont railway
in the engineering department. passed
Sunday with his family here.-Dr. B. j.
Brown of Providence. r. L., who Is with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. g. J. Brown In
swanton. on his return from a trip TO
California, visited his brother, Dr. f. II.
Grown, Monday. accompanied by his
mother.--E. G. Burt went to Burlington
Monday where he will spend n few days
with his son, w. +. Burt.-Mrs. George
! T.. Rowe of Bethel who was called here
by the death of her son-in-law. \. l..
Mason. is improving from an attack OF
pncuinonia.-Mrs Charles Collins ana
daughter returned to their home In Dor
chester. Mass. Monday, having been
called hero ny the death OF MIS-. COL
lins's mother, Mrs. j. a. Mason-C' l.
Mason Is recovering from an illness o,
1 few days.-Dr. f. ID. Miller was IN
Richford Monday evening" "here ne "d'
one of the speakers at missionary meet
, iur in st AIMS Church. Mr.. ami Mrs
! NJ. c, Cramton went 10 '''S"sa'c 0p' "N'
luesday-Ihe pos'-o'i'ce ot'cheu !" 'i'
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BERKSHIRE.

Miss Retha Forty. who is teaching at
South Franklin, passed Sunday AT her
homo.-'rhe Dorcas society met with Mrs
C. T. V. Lewis Wednesday, Ernest
Wells of St Adams passed Sunday a,
,he home OF 4. NJ. Jenne.
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ENOsBURG.

There will be preparatory lecture ct
the CONGREGATIONAL Church vestry Thurs
day afternoon, May Frank Page OF
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Ga rdner, Mass, who has been III this
spring. has recovered and came to the
home OF his daughter. Mrs. l.. r. Croft,
Monday evening.-Mr. and Mrs. James
Kidder. who have been al their sons
Carleton Kidder, through the sugar eea-
son, have returned. MANY are hauling
their sugar and syrup to Enosburg Falls.
The roads have dried up wonderfully
within a few days, and the road commits
sioners are at work-Mrs. Morris Wood
ward was In Burlington this week.-Mrs..
S. H. Dow Is at her own home for n stay
of a few weeks after which she intends
to go to the home of her niece. Mrs. Ed
ward Smith for an indefinite ssay.--About
30 of the friends OF Ward Carpenter gave
him a surprise party on the evening OF
his 2lst birthday. April rs He was pre-
scented with a signet ring. Mrs. Edna
Leach went to Sheldon Tuesday to be for
a few days with her little grand
daughter. Joyce, who is at X. Eldred's
Donald will be with Miss r. C. Williams
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CONTINUED on page 17.)
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-03
MARSHALL NOMINATED

Continued From Page One.)
day. The Texas delegates, forty
strong, notified the governor they
would stop over at Seagrit on their
way home, practically the entire New
Jersey delegation is expected, and
many delegates from Pennsylvania
and Tennessee are coming. The gov.
ernor retired last night without know.
ing officially that Marshall had been
chosen as his running mate. He was
told as early as II O'clock that Mar
shall had been nominated, and al
though this report was premature, It
was confirmed by the conventions
subsequent action, but when that ac-
ton was taken Wilson was asleep.
photographers are here by scores, and
several moving picture companies
have men on hand taking pictures,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-03
CHAU7AUQUA
Soon Opens
Preparations Completed for
Opening MaDdan'S First
Chaulauqua
Special to The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune
MANDAN, July 3.-Beginning with
Capt. Richmond Pearson Hobson, Of
Merrimac and Spanish War fame,
clear through the list of lecturers,
readers, entertainers, and musicians,
the program as presented to the peo-
pie Of the Missouri Slope by the Man.
dan Chautauqua Assembly, Is n Of
the best obtainable, and n that
should not be missed.
Starting July IL, and continuing
through Thursday, July IS, one full
week of interesting programs, out Of
door life, social advantages, pleasure
and educational profit Is offered.
The program, which is replete with
interesting features, includes the fol.
lowing widely known entertainers;
Capt. Richmond Pearson Hobson,
Spanish War hero and lecturer; Mrs.
J.. Redding Cole, reader and lecturer;
Miss Maude Willis, lecturer and read.
err; the University Girls concert com.
pany; H. V. Adams, lecturer; Gabriel
r. Mcclure, African explorer; Rev.
+ dtucI y. N' SiCdiy, SdCuOiAC iuloloOu'
airy and lecturer; the Apollo Concert
company and bellringers; Elias Day,
impersonator; Hon. Richard Yates, ex-
governor of Illinois, ball games, SWIM
ming in the Heart river, entertain
ments for the. children, sports Of all
sorts, and many things which appeal
to all, are included.
The Chautauqua Assembly will be
held in Dilloway pafk, situated on the
bank of the Heart river, a short dist
ance from the city Of Mandan. A big
tent, with seating capacity Of 1000 will
be used for the program, tenting sites
are free to those who care to camp
out during the session, and tents will
be furnished to campers at a reason
able rate. A dining tent will be main
tanned for the visitors. Lay your
plans to become a resident at the
Chautauqua tented city, July ~ to
Is.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-03
ENGEN APPOINTED
STATE ATTORNEY

Attorney Engen from Stanton, was
in the city Wednesday He has gust
been appointed states attorney for
Mercer county, following the resigna.
ton of H. L. Berry. Mr.. Engen was
candidate before the primaries for the
position as states attorney running
against Mr.. Berry, and was successful
in gaining the nomination. AS soon
as the contest was decided Mr.. Berry
resigned and Mr.. Engen was appoint
ed to fill out the unexpired term. Mr..
Berry was appointed to the office a
little owe a year ago following the
resignation of Mr.. Van Benschoten.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-03
BUTTER SCORES
SHOW UP We'll
Slope Country Makes q Good
Showing In the Dairy
Industry

The second scoring in the six
months creamery butter educational
contest being conducted by the state
dairy department has been completed.
There were more entries than in the
May contest. The butter showed some
effects from the heat, especially on
raw material, and as some of the
cream had been stored in cellars IL
impaired to the finished prodsct a de.
cidedly cellar odor. Considerable Of
the cleanest favored goods had been
churned before the cream had develop,
ed a high butter favor, but it resulted
in a mild favored piece Of butter.
Prof. Martin Of Fargo, Prof. Larson
Of the Health Laboratory at Bismarck
and the state dairy officials acted %
scorers. Nineteen competitors scored
ninety or better as follows:
u. X. Wildgrube, Bluegrass, $3.50.
George Mieseler, Burnstad, SO.
J.. A. Graunke, youngstown, SO.
Gust Wahlin, White Earth, $3.50.
Henry Swenson, Carpie, $3.50.
Charles Tellman, Hanover, 80.
H. H. Hubbard, Dickinson, 80.
liver Levans, Driscoll, OIL s
H. r. Gteske, Medina, 91.0
E. r. Harrington, Hensler, $3.50.
J.. NJ. Helm, New Salem, 91.5O.
William Engel, Ray, $3.50.
e. 8. Freeburg, Kenmare, 91.5O.
Walter Irgens, Powers Lake, 81.
John w. Hure, Gackle, 81.
p. J. Ehlert, Nesbit, 81.
Ed. Lewis, Dawson, 80.
George Gorham, Bantry, 80.
John Gunsallus, Steele( comp.) 80.
G. B. Jenson, Krem, 80.
The July scoring will be held at
Fargo in connection with the butter
exhibit at the state fair.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-03
Euno hikes FOR CONVERTS.
Missouri Preacher Has Walked 18
90 Miles In Last Six Years. :

Kansas City Star: The Rev. G. M,
Walker, who has been preaching at
several country churches in Howard
county since 1905, doubtless holds the
walking record among Missouri's rur.
al clergy. Mr.. Walker estimates that
he has travelled more than $4,000 miles
on foot and horseback. principally on
foot, in the six and a half years he
has been preaching in this country.
A few weeks ago In one Of the most
severe billiards. Mr.. Walker walked
fourteen miles from a distant point in
Howard county to Fayette in order to
lead d prayer meeting service,
! Mr.. Walker Is a hardy Englishman
Of the type which takes snow baths in
the dead of winter. In truth, his strer.
uous ideas OF living are a marvel 10
the rugged farmers OF Howard county.
.5Une of these farmers was surprised
recently when he saw the preacher
take OF his shoes and socks, roll his
trousers above his knees and wade the
MOniteau creek, which was full OF
floating ice and melting snow. Mr..
Walker was on q twenty five mile hike
to an appointment at Percne church In
Boone county. He said afterward that
1is Offering at the two services
amounted to 1886.
Mr.. Walker was recently called to
! pastorate of a church in Sedalia,
but he was loath to give up his ardu-
QUE labors among the rural churches
OF Howard county.
While In Dayton Mr.. Walker met .
minister Of the Christian church, wing
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DANCING PARTY
TOMORROW EVE
Ladies Of Civic Improvement
League VIII Be nOstesses
al the AfmOfy

Tomorrow evening the ladies' Of the
Civic Improvement League will be
~hostesses at an informal Fourth Of Ju.
ly dancing party that will be given
at the armory. O'C0nnOr's orchestra
will furnish music for the occasion
and a fine time Is expected.
The armory has had some ventilat.
ing improvements installed and will
be one of the coolest places In the
city. Shirtwaists will prevail among
the men, who will be permitted to re.
move their coats and b Just % com
Portable as possible.
The proceeds which will be derived
from the dance will be used In the
work of making improvements in Gus
ter Park which in time will become
one of the beauty spots of the city.
Everyone is invited to come out and
have a good time, and thus assist q
Warthy cause.