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COUNTY NEWS.
PROSPECT HARRoR.

Jerome B. Clarke, OF Presqne Isle, called
upon relatives here last week.
L. b. Deasy, of Bar Hsrbor, spent Fri
day night with his father, Daniel Deasy.
Melville Perry and wife, OF Cumberland
Mills, are visitors at tine home OF John +.
Perry.
e. r. Paine and family, of Ithaca, N. Y.
arrived Wednesday and opened their sum-
mer home here.
Harry c. storrs, of Jamaica Plain,
Mass, spent the week with his grand
father, f. w. Qeaves.
Miss Maria Tracy, of Cherryfeld, ar
rived Wednesday at the summer home OF
Rev. Thomas Van Ness, where she has
employment for the summer.
Charles A. Slavery, of Dorchester, Mass,
spent Thursday and Friday here. Mr..
Ssvery is travelling salesman for Edw
T. Russell & Co., whose sardine factory is
located here.
A special meeting of the Unity club was
held Tuesday evening at the home of the
president, Miss Alice NJ. Cole, to consider
the details OF supplying the pulpit OF
Union church this summer.
The funeral OF Wilbur V. Cole, aged
twenty-eight, was held in Union church
Thursday afternoon. Dir. Cole died at
Waterville Monday of last week, of peri
tonitis, as result of an injury received
by running into a baggage truck while
running to catch q train in Portland
few days before. Besides his parents,
be is survived by five brothers and two
sisters, all OF whom were present at the
service. The death OF this Prospect Hsr-
Dor boy vas great shock even TO all who
knew of the accident which caused it,
as it was first thought that no fatal in
juries resulted. The deepest sympathy is
felt for the young mans family, psrticu-
larry the widow and young son in Water
Willie service was held in that city
Wednesday, and the beautiful flowers
and large attendance OF sorrowing friends
sttested the popularity of Mr.. Cole in his
college and business associations there.
June 9. c.
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pENoBscoT.

C. X. Bridges is Ill Of a severe cold.
George o. Littiefield and wife are at
their home here this week.
Mrs. Sarah Wardweil is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Arthur stantial, In Belfast.
Mrs. Ida wardwell and daughter Hor-
tense have gone to Seal Hsrbor for the
summer.
b, E. varnum, wife and daughter Myrtle,
CT Togus, are spending their vacation
with A. E. vsrnnm and wife.
A pleasant meeting of Penobscot chapter.
o. f. s., wss held Saturday evening. w.
NJ. Carrie Perkins gave an interesting ac-
count of her visit to the grand chapter.
After the work of the evening refresh
meuts were served and social hour spent.
June .. wooDLocKE.
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M'KINLEY.
June 9.

Miss Anne Gott is able TO be in her
restaurant again.
Twin boys were born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Levi Gray June 6.
An addition OF several rooms has been
added to Hotel Davis.
Miss Gladys Snow and james Thurston
left Friday for orris Island.
Charles Metcat and wife have moved
into the house of Susie Thurston.
Schooner Lydia Webster brought a
cargo of salt for p. w. Richardson last
week.
Schooner Rhoda Holmes discharged a
load OF coal foe the William Underwood
Co. last week.
ii. p. Richardson and wife left last
Tuesday to attend the commencement ex-
ercises at U. of NJ. Their son Douglass
will be graduated.
Schooner Silver Spray discharged coal at
M'Kinley Fish q Freezer Co. last week.
Capt. Stanley to make trip, had seventy
live tons OF stove coal come, which w. Fl.
Wards team has been delivering about the
town.
June 8. p. NJ.
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The graded schools closed Friday.
Mrs. Helen Graves, of Boston, is in
town.
Mrs. Ruth Jenkins has taken position
in the postoffice.
The spring term of Gilman high school
will close Friday.
The Northeast Harbor bakery has
opened for the season.
Clarence Lurvey is employed at the
Mount Desert nurseries.
Rev. Charles F. Lee preached at Seal
Harbor Sunday morning.
Mr. Small has rented cottage on Rock
End avenue for the summer.
George E. Kimball, of Boston, was in
town for few days recently.
S. j. Clement, OF Bar Harbor, was a
business visitor in town Thursday.
Until further notice, the express will
arrive at $40 a. M, and leave at BIS p. m.
Mrs. Amy Tinker is at the Eastern
Maine general hospital for surgical treat
ment.
James II. SmaIlidge, who has been en-
ployed in the West for several years, is at
home.
Matthew Dubois and family, of New
York, are occupying the John Falt cottage
for the summer.
DR.. II. s. Richardson and family returned
from Boston last week, and he has opened
his Office on Main street.
DIR. Theodore Durham and family, of
New York, are occupying their cottage
near the swimming pool.
Charles n. Small and family have moved
into the Robert Moore cottage near st.
Ignatius Catholic church.
Miss Elsie Holmes, who is attending
the Shaw business college, Bangor, was at
home few days last week.
Work is rapidly progressing upon the
moving picture theatre building on Main
street. E. A. Hodgdon has the contract.
Luther Phillips, who has been attend
ing the Massachusetts institute of tech
nology the past year, is home for the
summer.
Miss Cora L. Frost has finished her
duties as night operator in the telephone
office. Her place has been taken by Miss
Lucretia Richardson.
Miss Jennie Bean and Miss Lettie
Smith, who have been teaching in the
primary school, have returned to their
homes in RidIonville and West Franklin.
June 9. Nv.
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SOUTHWEST HARROR.
q. Y.

Miss Katherine Carroll is at home from
Medfeld, Mass.
Mrs. Taylor, of Lisbon Falls, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Fred Higgins.
Mrs. Jacob Mayo, who has improved in
health during the past winter, has now
gone to Bar aarbor to spend a second
summer with her daughter, Mrs. Byron
Carpenter, her husband being engaged in
the ssrdine industry.
Mrs. j. A. Freeman, who, il was thought
was doing well after her hospital expert
ence, has had a relapse of nervous trouble,
which Is still keeping her confined to her
room, but is improving in health, though,
slowly. Her daughter Carmelita is with
her.
pleasant reception was given the new
Congregational minister, Rev. John Nc
Lean, at the home of DR.. j. D. Phillips
and wife, Friday evening, June 6, on which
occasion more than seventy-fiy friends
enjoyed the fine program prepared. Music
and refreshments were pleasant features
of the affair.
Mrs. Arthur Brown and little daughter
of Bar Harbor, spent the weekend with
her sister, Miss Addie Hodgkins, al o. W.
Cousins. Miss Kitty Gordon, of Bangor,
will spend a week with her sister. Satur.
day Mrs. Cousins, with her guests and
the the teachers, took a picnic trip to
Sutton island.
June q sap
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BIRCH HARBOR.

b. T. CowpcrthwsIte is building a
stable.
Judson Everett, OF Presque Isle, was
calling on friends here Saturday.
Mrs. W. L. Haskell, of Lewiston, who
spent a week among relatives here, has re-
turned home.
Melville Perry and bride, of Cumberland
Mills, were guest OF Ills grandparents, A.
ii. winsiow and wife, Sunday.
Bliss Margaret Wood, OF Bar Harbor, is
visiting her sister, Miss Frances, who is
teaching in Bunker Harbor district.
June 9. c.
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NORTH LAMoINE.

Capt. A. B. Holt has taken the Georgia
eta, of Sullivan, loaded with stone, to
Boston.
Mrs. James Hickey and SON Preston, of
Minneapolis, have joined the family at
the Salisbury homestead.
Mrs. Harry Hodgkins, of East Lamoine,
spent several days last week with her
parents, /. n. Salisbury and wife.
Mrs. Annis Trip and granddaughter
Mary left Thursday for watervilIe, where
they are to reside. The others of the
family will go little later.
Mrs. e. F. Young will go to Waterville
Saturday, to be present at the commence
ment exercises at Coburn classical insti-'
tute Monday and Tuesday, June 1917.
June 8. Y.
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MT. DESERT.
p. NJ.
June g..

Miss Winifred Gray has gone to Jones'
port for the summer.
Rev. Joseph Walker attended the con-
ference at Ellsworth Falls last week.
Mrs. Edith Hysom, of Sullivan, was in
the village few days last week on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott, OF Cleveland, o.,
with their child, are at the Fernald cot
tsge for the summer.
The Sonnesville grammar and primary
schools closed Friday. Four girls were
graduated from the grammar school
Azelia and Dorothy Pray, Katherine Fer
maid ana Maxine Brown.
June 8. II.
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RHEUMATISM

W. G. sruHns of Bucksport, Maine, writes =
am pleased 10 say GLYDONA proved 70 D. 81
they said of ft.a o. HARLEY of CampohcIo,
Gays: II HAD RHEUMATISM so BAD
COT LDS'T WALK, and my friends AL knosh
was GLfDOSA that cured me" c. y. TAILOR,
Winthrop. Maine, writes: 1.-THE Doctor could no1
help me, and GLYDoNA CURED ME-" MI
HATTIE y. DAVIS, Augusta, Me-, writes u
is impossible 70 say enough IN PRAISE q
GLfDONA." GEO. A. IANBKRr of Deer lslsld
n. b., says: "Had Rheumatism, GLfpoSA
cured me and RECOMMEND II 70 Ctaers.'
Mrs. SARAH BLACK, Of Whiting. writes that s9s
BOTTLE OF GLYD0NA CURED HER. Mrs
BgRNCE LARRAHxH OF Larabee, Me, says she
had Rheumatism In her breast, Arms and ahoal1-
ers, and ONE BOTTLE CURED HER RAiFE
MckEowS, Of Machias, Me, wasconhned TO ths
house for six weeks with Rheumatism, and ARR
using only one bottle THREW AWAY HIS
cRuTCH and CANE susAs j. DAVIS o.
Wa,erytlle. Me-, "a years OF age, says she hA1
Rheumatism 10 YEARS, and could not 20 upor
down stairs, and that since the use of GLiD uNA
she IL RESTORED TO HEALTH. JAMES 4
EMERY OF Great Pond. Me-, who WAS sizes ara
lame and helpless, writes, "Not only my selt Ugi
anumber of my friends have DERIVED e REAr
BENEFIT from the use of GLNDONA. ~
10 n valuable medicine" JEFFERSON SMITH oil
Loomis. Wash. writes Please send me another
dollars worth of GLYDONA, as II is helping
me. am taking IL for DIABETES and GoUI
Of 10 years standing" JOHN q. CAsFHELL OF
steuben, writes: "Had severe attack Of kheg.
matism, and Two bottles of GLYDoNA CI RI u
NE" Price so cents per package, sold by AZ
druggists send postal for pamphlet o. ts'''
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EDEN.

Mrs. Linuie Smith, of Bar Hsrbor, and
Master Clinton, were in town last week
visiting relatives
Ralph. Robbins and wife have closed
their home and gone to Bar Harbor for
the summer.
Miss Alberta Thomas, who has been in
Augusta the past four months, Is home.
George Mitchell and family, OF New
York, John Mitchell aud family, Harry
Leland and Miss Ethel Stanley, of Bar
Harbor, were guests of Mrs. o. b. Leland
last week.
Junee, v.
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One OF the oldest sights In Europs -.
be witnessed in the little city az oaa1 a'
Denmark. There are 1000 people dwsl,,a,
there, and they have never relaxed ,.a
their earliest declaration never 10 -. ai
the driving OF an automobile throuvh ~
streets. Consequently, man in a ~, NY
ncss suit and soft hat rides sstr;aa
black horse which draws the motor -.
through the town. A heavy fine 4. -
posed upon any person who at,emn,, !.
violate the ordinance. W
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SALISBURY COVE.

Leon l.. Smith has purchased fine
passenger touring car.
Miss Marie E. Richards, OF Bar Harbor,
was q guest of Miss Margaret Rich re-
Gently.
School closed Friday, after a successful
term. Miss Mcfarland and pupils.enioyed
a picnic at the close Of school.
The Central high school graduation was
held at the grange hall on Friday evening.
The hall was prettiIy decorated with the
class colors, lavender and white. At the
close Of the exercises, hop was held.
June g. X.
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MAE IAVILLE.
Y. Y. z.

e. G. Brimmer and family are moving to
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Charles
Silsby.
Mrs. Mary Cross has returned home,
after surgical operation at hospital in
Brewer, and is slowly improving.
Rev. Mr.. Smith, OF Franklin, held ser
vices at the chapel Sunday forenoon and
evening. He was accompanied by Deacon
Bunker.
J. c. Dunn, of Bangor, Rev. Mr.. Smith
and Mr.. Bunker were guests at the home
of George A. Frost Saturday night and
Sunday.
June 9. f..
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LAMOlNE.

Miss Sarah Smith is ill, threatened with
pneumonia.
Eben Ii. Googins and wife are the first
of our summer colonists to arrive.
Harold Hodgkins, student at the Uni
versity OF Maine, is visiting relatives here.
He will accompany his uncle, Capt.
Charles Hodgkins, on a trip to Camden in
the yacht Ava, leaving to-day.
A large delegation from Hancock and
Franklin attended the meeting OF River
view local c. e. union here Saturday.
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Harbor, delivered very eloquent address,
prayer by Rev. Fred Tingley and poem
read by him, written by bis father
twenty years ago for memorial service.
Mrs. Fred Biriem presided at the organ,
and two selections were sung By a chorus,
and solo by the pastor which was en-
ioyed by all. 1t was a pleasure for the
Odd Fellows and Rebekshs to entertain
in this manner and II is hoped that they
will all come again some time.
June 3. 3.
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WEST sURRY.

Alfred Coudon and wife returned last
week from Dedham, where they have been
visiting.
A party OF friends gathered a. the home
OF Herbert Gaspar and wife on the even
ing OF June for party in lhonor Of
Hutchinson Gaspar's fourteenth birthday.
Music was furnished for dance by Ray
mond Cunningham, after which games
were played. All enjoyed themselves un-
til late hour.
June 8. u.
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CHIPS.
HALL QUARRY.

Ed. Richardson is home from Swans
Island.
Parker Larrabee, who has employment
at Stonington, spent Sunday with his
family here.
Mrs. Luella Perkins left to-day for
Southwest Hsrbor, where she has employ
ment for the season.
Miss Helen Seavey is at home from
Somesvilie, where she has been working
for Mrs. Lyman Somes.
June9 BRIAR.
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oREA.

winslow Young has bought new auto
mobile.
Miss Maude Stewart has returned to
Egg Rock light, where she has been en-
ployed recently.
c. L. Leighton, who has been Ill some
time, died June Z. His wife died less
than three weeks ago. They leave two
ehildren-Lizzie, aged ten, and Delmas,
aged seven.
June7. s.
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GOTT,s ISLAND.

Mrs. Maggie Trask went to Mckinley
Friday.
Frank A. Babbidge is painting "Petit
Piaisants", for Miss Z. s. Peterson.
Miss Lizzie Walker, OF Portsmouth, n.
e., is the guest of Mrs. Frank Babbidge.
Mrs. Laura Moore, after a few days on
the island, returned to fremont Sunday.
Mrs. Vera Harding went to Atlantic
Friday to visit her parents, n. Bonaparte
Trask and wife while Charles II. and
CiarenceE. Harding attended the circus at
Lewiston.
June7. CHIPS.
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CRANBERRY ISLES.

The Odd Fellows memorial services
were held at the church a. p. m. Sunday,
and large crowd assembled to enjoy the
service. The day being fine, many from
out Of town came by motor boats. Lunch
con was served to about 200 guests at 4.3o,
in the ladies' aid building. The church
looked very pretty with decorations Of
green and apple blossoms and potted
plants. Rev. Mr.. Moore, OF Southwest
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rash and disagreeable effects Of eczema,
letter, salt rheufn, itch, piles and irritating
skin eruptions can be readily cured and the
sons Eczema Ointment. Mr.. j. O. Eyeland,
OF Bath, ILL.,, says: ~ had eczema twenty-five
When fou nd DR.. Hobson's Eczema Ointment
found a cure.a This ointment is the for
mula of physician and has been in use for
years-not an experiment. That Is why we
can guarantee it. All druggists, or by mail.
Price soc. Pfeffer Chemical Co., Philadeiphia
and st. Louis.
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SEAL COVE.

Miss Berniee Ashley is at home from
Kenduskeag for the summer.
Bowen Stanley is at the home OF his
sister, Mrs. j. II. Rumiil. Mr.. Stanley is
improving rapidly.
Much sympathy is felt for Arthur
Rumill and wife In the death Of their in
FAINT daughter. The little one died Thurs
day, after a brief illness. Services and
burial Saturday.
June 9. N.
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SPRAY.
MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.


Hhereds, Our sister, Hannah Carter, hay-
ing heard the call Of the silent messenger to
come up higher,
Resolved, That we as members of Jephthah
chapter, o. E. s., have lost loyal member.
Resolved, That we ever cherish fond re-
membrance of her gentle, loving Christian
character. We also remember the deeper
sorrow of the pereayed family, and extend to
them our heartfelt sympathy.
Resolved, That our charter be draped in
mourning for thirty days, that copy of these
resolutions be placed upon our records, q
copy sent to the bereaved family, also to TIE
ELLSWORTH AMERICAN for publication.
JOSEPHINE STANLEY.
KATHERINE FREEMAN,
MAY LAYTON.
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The sessions were most inspiring. Rev.
P. A. A. Killam, of Ellsworth, delivered
the address in the evening on "Divine
Telephotogrsphy.
June 9. X. ii.
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II you are suffering with any old. running
or fever sores, ulcers, boils, eczema or other
skin troubles, get box Of Bucklen's Arnics
Saive and you win get relief promptly. Mrs.
Bruce Jones, OF Birmingham, Ala, suffered
from an ugly ulcer for nine months, and
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured her In two
weeks. VIII help you. Only 25c. Recon-
nended by all druggists.
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COUNTY NEWS
NORTHEAST HARRoR.

Wednesday evening Miss Mary Augusta
Fitzpatrick was married to Louis Lawrie
Holmes, at the home OF the brides uncle,
Abram Fitzpatrick, by Rev. Charles F. Lee.
The groom is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Elrie
Holmes, a graduate OF Hebron academy
and Worcester Polytechnic institute. He
is employed as superintendent of con-
struction work for the A. E. Stevens Co.,
of New York. The bride is daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Fitzpatrick, members
OF one OF the oldest and best-known
families of the place. She is graduate OF
Kent's Hill seminary, possesses marked
musical ability, and is extremely popular
with all who know her. Both the bride
and groom have lived at Northeast Harbor
nearly all their lives, and the marriage
was the elimination of a friendship of
long standing.
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Pauper Notice.

HAVING contracted with the City OF Ellis
IL worth TO support and care for those who
may need assistance during the next five
years and are legal residents OF Ellsworth.
forbid All persons trusting them on my &C.
count, IS there is plenty OF room and accom-
house. NJ. ]. DRuMMRY.
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SEAMALl..
H.

John Ward Is home from U. of NJ. for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colby. OF Bangor, are the
guests OF Mrs. Geneva Newman.
June Q. t. r.. ID.
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NORTH DEER Isle.

Luther L. Hardy arrived home from
New York Saturday.
winsor Torrey came home from Bangor
Sunday for few days.
June 8. IL.
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Don't think that piles can't be cured. Thous-
ands Of obstinate cases have been cured by
Doan's Ointment. 50 cents at any drug store.
--Adrt.
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SHOW WINDOW
BY HOLLAND.

Won often stop and look In
! show windows, don'tyou?
You may not need any of the
goods on display, but you
stop and look. and you feel
that the time is not wasted
because you have learned
something.
There Is another show win
dow that is available every
day, a show window that con-
stantly changes and which
you can look into without
standing ON the street That
show window is the newspa-
per.
Merchants and manufactur-
ers use our advertising col
umns issue after issue to
show you their goods and to
tell you Of their merits. The
newest things are pictured
and described.
Don't neglect this show
window. II is intended for
your use. II offers you a
chance to gain valuable
knowledge. You wrong your
self IL you don't
READ THE
ADVERTISEMENTS.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-03-13
Miles StdndiSh Is On
Model SCh00! Program
Debate and kindergarten Promise
to Make Lia'elv Entertain
WcHt.

A decentralization of The Court
ship of Miles Standish' will be en-
acted by the members of the fifth
and sixth grades of the Model
school, in connection with the dra-
matization of the Lewis and Clark
Indian experiences to, be enacted by
the first four grades at the annual
winter entertainment of the Model
school in the Normal auditorium on
next Monday evening, March H.
These demonstrations are to be
made as true to history as possible
in the courtship of Miles Standish,
the scene in act one is laid in the
colonial home of that early settler,
where he ptlrsuades John Alden to
carry his message to Percilla. Act
two shows Percilla's home with
John Alden delivering the message.
The following act is again laid in
the home of Standish. Alden re-
ports the result of his visit to Per-
cillia, when Miles Standisll is called
away to the council chamber,
which is shown in the following act
The challenge of the Indians is an
swered by Standish and in ace five
news of his death is brought to Per-
cilla's home.
In the last act the audience sees
John Alden and Percilla married,
when Miles Standish returns to be
reconciled by John Alden. Songs
to be sung in the playlet are "A
Vow, Folk Song; "Hurrah for
the Flag Gilchrist; and alag Of
Our Native Land.'
"A live debate is promised for
the same evening by members of
the seventh and eighth grades up
on the question, Resolved, that the
government Indian policy, past and
present has been unjust"
The kindergarten, too, will have
its share on the program on Mon
day evening. The "Doll Song" by
the girls and the Soldier Song" by
the boys will be features, as we'll as
the Indian, Brownie and Skipping
games.
The program will start at 7:3O,
and promises to eclipse anything of
its kind that has been undertaken
by the Model school. Admission
will be Csc for adults and 15c for
pupils.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-03-13
Milton Woman In
The Great Parade

Milton, N. d. March 10,-Miss
Lillian Helgesen of Milton, daught-
er of Congressman Helgesen and
Miss Lillian Gronna, daughter Of
of the senator, were among those
who participated in the great soft
ragettc parade at Washington
Tuesday and yesterday. The five
thousand fair marchers suffered
insults upon insults from the jeer-
ing crowd that watched the par
ade. The police were helpless in
handling the mobs. 1t took the
narchers over an hour to go ten
blocks and many of the women
were in tears over hostility of the
mob through which they had to
pass. A canvass was made of the
congressional women in Washing
ton and it was found that only two
are in favor of woman suffrage.
They are Mrs. Lindberg Of Min
nesota and Mrs. Helgesen of Mil
ton.