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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-10-02
WASHINGTON COUNTY
WATERBURY.

y forest fire that threatened serious
damage broke out Sunday morning on
G. f. Moodys place in Duxbury shortly
before noon. Philip Shonio. fire warden
was notified and with number of men
went to the scene. Trenches were aug
and late i'm the afternoon the blaze was
under control, Two men were let on
guard for the night. Halt an acre was
burned over close to heavily rev
land The nre started M"'"
IldlCl was 'I'iP'' ~ '''' 49,
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

Mrs. Lydia Harmed has gone to
Brattleboro where she will speak at
the 4lst annual meeting of the YER
mont branch of the Woman's Board of
ons.--MisS Winnie Gallup of
Franklin is a guest at II. NJ. Cornells,
Winfield Scott was taken to "A hos
pital in Burlington Tuesday for treat
ment, accompanied by Or. Henry New
toni lI, Melvin, who has been seri-
ously i'll, is able to be out.-Austn
Davis is somewhat improved.-Thc
Rev and Mrs. II. T.. Harmed, l. NJ.
Powell, the Rev. and Mrs II. G. How
ard attended the Sunday school con-
ventlon in terville.-Tuesday af-
ternoon, October 7, the Cemetery asso-
citation will meet at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. II. NJ. Cornell.-H. \. Avery
H. A. Hawley and daughter and Mrs
NJ, s Iiawley, have gone on an auto
mobile trip in New Hampshirc.-Mr
and Mrs. II. W. Narnum have taken
an automobile trip to Boston
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WESTFlELD.

Helen, youngest daughter OF Mr and
Mrs. Orrin w. Bailey, aged 10 months
was accidentally drowned in a tub Of
water at the rear Of their horse barn
sunday about four o'clock She was
playing with her brother in front of the
house a short time before. Her fve-year-
old brother found her and pulled her out
of the tub and although a physician was
summoned Immediately life was extinct
They have two daughters in North Troy
high school and a son.--W. q. and w A.
Wright returned Monday morning from
Saskatchewan, whore they have been for
six weeks.-Mr. and Mrs, Albro Hunt
went Sunday to WcstmOre to see his sis
ter, who was seriously i'll with blood
poisoning. and soon after leaving news
came of her death.-Mrs. Mark Willis
and MIS-. James Martin, in charge Of the
next l." \. S, meeting, will give = baked
bean supper In the congregational vestiy
Wednesday, October S.--The Rev. William
Milar of North Troy preached In the
congregational Church Sunday i'm cX-
change with the Rev +, b. Hyde.-Miss
Minnie Foster returned from Sweets
burg, Can, Sept. "a
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BENSON.

Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Reldcn and son.
leslie, went to schenectady Fridav to
visit Miss Blanche Re'den and Or. Clarke.
w 3. Bascom accompanied thom.-lIow-
ard MunGcr's little child is i'll with cholera
infantum but is slightly better with some
prospect Of rocoverv.-David Deyette OF
Poultney is in town visiting his parents.
r. II. Bascom of Whitehall spent sun
day in town with his sister, Miss Sarah
ia scom.-October 10, afternoon and even
ing, the ladies' fair and sale will be held
in the interests of the CONGREGATIONAL
church. A chicken pie supper will be
served from five to ten o'clock.--ThC
ladies of the Conversational Church will
meet at the chapel Friday to work for
the annual fair.
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Curtis of Jeffersonville has hecn Spe.'
ing several days in town. d. '''"'"
and Harry Buckley spent sunday ." W.
Mansiield.--Mrs. Earl Gates ana nlo'"o''
Mrs. Hunt, went to Johnson Moh""S W
attend the funeral of relative WI 70
and Mrs. Hill Gallup spent SUNDAY WI"
his parents in UnderhilI.-Mr ana wi D
c. A. Corse spent Sunday In Jenerson-
VILE with their daughter. Mrs. trectna'
Stratton.-Mrs. Lottic storey OF falrlaN
is the guest of Mrs. MYron WHEY LOT IL
few wceks.-Miss Flora McCucn rcturhcu
Monday evening from a week $ Nac"u"''
In Boston and White River Juh'ti"i|-
Mr.. and Mrs w. NJ Smith spent SUNDAY
in Wlllston.-H \. Hatch returned SUI
urday to Montreal after spending 10 Gays
at his homo Donald LeaV'hs mas
gone to Boston. where he has n pos'uon
with Joseph t}reck q Sons-Mr' anu
Mrs. n. Il. Lapoint are spending inc
week in Fairfax. MIR. and Mrs. Parker
of Littleton have been guests of Mr. ana
Mrs. i. NJ. Reynolds
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up garage "A by 60, in the rear of Mr..
pixies residcnce.-W. l.. Dcmeritts resi-
dence at "The West Branch Dairy
Farm" has been connected by telephone,
the number being 16-5.-A special car on
the Mt Mansfield Electric railway car
ried a party from Stowe and MOTIFS
vile to waterbury Wednesday to attend
the meeting of Harmony Pomona Grange
with the Dillingham; GRANGE in Duxbury.
Among those from stowe were A. X.
Straw. Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Campbel,
Mr. and Mrs G. w Chaplin, Mrs. G. f.
Eddy, Mrs. Fred E. Smith Mrs, G. A.
Tomlinson, Mrs. George West. Mrs Or
son s. Smith, Miss Carrie Brown ana
NJ and Mrs. " l.. Dcmeritt-An-
nouncements have been received in
stowe of the marriage of Allen Burt
Thomson of stowe in LawrcnCoville, n.
T. Scptenlbcr a. to Miss Bertha Eleanor
Carpenter daughter of Or. and Mrs H.
n. Carpenter of Lawrencevillr. Mr. and
Mrs Thompson will reside in Lawrence
vile for the prcsent.-Mr and Mrs
Frank Machic. on an automobile tour
from Orange, were visitors Tuesday at
the home of Mrs Machie's sister and
husband MI ara MIS-. George Clement.
Mrs NJ. Robson and daughter. Miss
Alice Robson. Of Salem. Mass, are visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Herbert V. Straw and
other friends in Stowc.-Dr and Mrs.
charles r. Graves who have passed two
wcclts With Mr.. and Mrs i. r. Bigelow
~ "Thc Lodges" returned Wednesday
e. New London. Conn.-Mrs. s. Il.
rrwcS is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
William Tinlsham. at Harry f. Pixies
Miss Emile Banch of Roslindale. Mass,
il spending Two weeks with Mrs. Harry
{. Pk".-Mss Martha Campbell Of the
graded school Is confined to her home by
ilness.-T. 6. Wright is confined to tho
bed with sciatica.-Mrs. T. II, Tillotson
and daughter, Miss Freda, are visiting
Mrs. Tilotson's sister, Mrs W. l.. Dem
oritt.-'rhc Cemetery association will
meet with Mrs. Il. G. Russell october Z.
The Peerless orchestra will give a
dance ut the Akeey Memorial building
! Friday evening.
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Hamilton, who have been with the Rev
and Mrs Joseph Hamilton for several
days, left Monday for st. Johnsbury.-
Mr.. and Mrs p. j. Blanchard and daugh-
ter, Miss Edith Blanchard Of Montpelier,
have been in town for a few days.-Miss
Clara Halves and Miss Lila Tracy.
granddaughters of Mr. and Mrs. L. G.
Tracy, were here from Berlin Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. John Howell of Barre,
guests of Mr. and Mrs. n. G. Greene
left Sunday night for Barre.-W. r. Clark
OF New Haven, Conn. arrived Sunday
night and is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
c. +. Moulton at "Stoneleigh. e. s..
Whitcomb. who came from Nashua, n.
H. to attend the funeral of Mrs. Segar,
returned Sunday nlght-Mr. and Mrs. G..
S. Booth and Mr.. and Mrs NJ. w. Camp
bell, who have been on n 10 days trip
through the White mountains and
through New Hampshire and Massa-
chusetts to Boston, returned Sunday
Miss Alyce Buck and Miss Gladys Jones
will go this week to Giafton to act AS
bridesmaids at the Morse Merriicd we'd
ding. Harry Marcott OF this place will
also go as an attendant of the groom
The bridal party, which consists of n. n
Morse, Mr.. and Mrs. Pliny Morse and
others will go by automobile from this
placc-Miss Hood, who passed the sum.
mer In town, left Monday for New York
Miss Florence Howard and sister Mrs
Thomas Howard, from Bull. Idaho, left
Saturday for Idaho Miss Howard ac.
companied her sister, expecting to rcmair
for year.
Hayden Gaylord left Tuesday mornius
+ for Northfeld.-The room in the base
mont of the Cushman block has beer
/ rented to Orrin Mann for q milk dcposi
! tory. Here his farmer and men take tn,
milk for hottllng and the teams start or
! their daily round. The milk is taken fol
! the most part from the lam farm abou
- mile south Of here on the road tC
! Hcthcl-Mlss Annie Bryan of Boston ar
rived Sunday to remain at the inn fo
several days.-Judge Rowell returne,
from Montpelier Tuesday, Mrs J. z
clifford and Miss Emma Moses went t,
/ burlington Tuesday afternoon to attend
the state meeting of the Kings Daugh
tors Miss Anna Coughlin, who has bcei
in Barnard for three weeks, has return
cl.-Mr and Mrs. Mark Whitney Of Chel
sea were in town over Sunday with MI
and Mrs L. u. Rhodcs.-Thc ladies q
the Federated Church will hold a dolla
social ut the home of the Rev. and Mrs
Guy Crawford Friday evening, to Whir
the congregation IS invitcd.-Julius Lam
son, who has been confined with trOuhl
caused by jumping from the wagon,
now improving slowly.-The regular meet
ing of the Silver Cross Circle Of tn
; Kings Daughters was held with Mrs. i
IL Wits TMDshnN aftnrnnnn.
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LOWELL.

Mrs y. Il. Weed underwent "A surgical
operation Thursday at her home. DR.
insolvency of Burlington performed the
operation, assisted by DR. Tcmpleton Of
lrasburg and DIR. Sheehan of this town.
The operation was successful and Mrs
Weed is ganing.-Josep Jacques, Jr., of
Worcester Mass, was the guest of his
uncle, Francis Jacques, and cousin, Mrs
ID. j. Sheehan.-Mr and Mrs h. n Dun
sha are spending the week with relatives
in Boston.-Converse Andrews of New
port visited at 4. w. Farmans Thursday.
o O. Gregory, Edward Barney and
Lewis Laclair have had ~ e. telephones
installed in their homes-S. Morton Of
Maiden, Mass, is Mt the home of Mr. and
Mrs. l.. q, Sanborn.-W. f.. Shortsleeves
had the misfortune to fracture his collar
bone Thursday.-D. A, Batchum of Wood
bury is In town.-Mrs julius Glodgett is
visiting in Boston.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
CRAFTSBURY.

Victor Gilbert sold his household goods
at auction Monday and left Tuesday for
Cape Cod. whore he expects to reside
Madam Johnston is in poor health.-Mrs,
Geor-e Chase suffered second stroke Of
paralysis ThursdaY-Nelle Allen is
spending a few days in Morrisville.-
Rally day exercises We're a success in
the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday.
Earl Thayer returned from the Mary
Fletcher hosl ,al last week muc'i I'M
proved. Mrs. Eldridge and son of Spring
field, Mass. were guests at 5. K. Lathe :
over Sunday.-Mrs. Lydia Patterson of
Glover is spending little time in town.
Frank Chase of Greensboro was called
TO this town Thursday by the serious
condition of his mother Mrs Kate Chase.
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MORETOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eddy from Stowd
were in town Sunday.-Thc Rev. Robert
Phillips, pastor of the Free Methodist
Church of Clarenccville. +. O.. preached
at the Methodist Church Sunday morn+
ing.-NIrs. Ellen Somerville, who has bee1
visiting in Waterbury, returned hon|
SuudaN.-I s. Austin is in Bolton.-Mrs
John Fulton of West Lebanon, y. H.. 4
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ a
Frecman-Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Nelson
who have been visiting at White Rivei
Junction, returned home the first Of thi
week.-Mrs.. Hurdle, who has been I'm Boil
ton Ave weeks with her dauChtor ri
turned home Frlday.-Tho ladies Of nj
lur,u served "a bean supper az the 'oW1
hall Friday nght.-Mr and Ms Phil}
fowl, who have been visiting at \. n
Iovejoys, returned to DuXbury Corner|
Friday.
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WATERVILLE.

K. Bennett has moved into Mrs. Gray's
tenement on Main street.-The Rev, and
Mrs. j. II. Wills have returned from n
10 days trip in Washington countY.--E..
Il Wetherell has moved into the LarawaY
Brothers Chase tenement up the branch.
Mrs. c. L. Bragg and daughter, Lula,
are spending the week with her sister
at Barre.-F. II. Chase. Irwin Brown and
Wallace Tracy were all at home from
Orleans over Sunday Mrs. d. p. Bragg,
who has been spending a few weeks with
her son, Charles, has returned home in
Massa chusetts.-Mr and Mrs. Irwin
Lowell OF Antrim, y. H., spent the past
week with her cousins, H. r. and II. l..
Beard, and other relatives in TOWN..
l., Langdell has been appointed Lamoille
county agent for the f., A. Strout farm
agency Of New York.
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DERBY.

\ letter from DR.. T. ". Comings of
Eugene, Ore, says that Carl Robbins
youngest son of W. s. Robbins Of Derby,
who has been i'm Eugene within the past
month. passed the examinations Of
the state board at Portland, ore, with
a high record.-T'hree lady teachers in
the academy hired a team Saturday to
20 to Newport and when near home the
horse stepped upon stone and fell,
breaking one of his hind legs Just at
the ankle The animal was shot He was
valued at s2n.-Mr. and Mrs. William
Morse Of San Diego Cal, have been visit
ing in town,-Mr and Mrs Clinton Clap
per have been I'm Manchester. \ H., call
ed there by the death of n brother Of Mrs.
Clappers
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CAMBRIDGE

Miss Georgia Bailey was called to her
home in Johnson Saturday by the sud .
den illness of her mother.-Arthur Twiss
of Burlington spent Sunday at f.. II. La
Bounty's.-Mr Brown Of Swanton was IA
business visitor In town Monday Miss
Elsie Lindon goes to Boston next week
on "A 10 days vacation from her duties
at Perley and Learen's store ".
r, g. met with Mrs. Leach Saturday to
meet Mrs, Naomi Griswold of Rochos-
ter, who is visiting in town--Mrs. Maria
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

olive Goodell, Hazel Clark and LII
Tebbetts are attending Hardwick Acad
emy.-A son was born September q 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Sabin.-The NV,
young sons of simon Wheeler Nisite'
their grandfather on Sunday-A goo
number from this place attended III
Grange fair at East Calais Saturday. !
Harley Wheeler has moved TO Marshfield
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

The Aggis defeated the Goddard Sem
mary football team here Saturday in a
hotly contested game to 6.--Ciertie
O'GradN of RoXburY is here for few
days with her grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. John Boin.--Dr. Locke remains very
weak, but hopes are entertained foI his
recovcry.-Miss Grace Conant has been
in GaYsvlle the first of the week.-Mrs.
Wells of Amesbury, Mass. came Tuesday
to help care for her father, DR.. Locke
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NORTHFIELD

Local Forecaster w. A. shaw of til
United States weather bureau reports
mean temperature for September
Mortified of 81 degrees, which
practically the normal temperature fC
the month, The highest was % degree
on the Bird, and the lowest was 30 d'
grees, on the 18th, The greatest dali
range was As degrees, On the 18th, and It
least daily range was degrees on tt
Goth. The precipitation amounted to L.
inches, the normal precipitation for II
month being 2.76 inches. The provailir
wind was from the south, the total NOV
ment 4,s02 miles, the average hourly veil
city ST. miles, and the maximum velocit
81 miles per hour, from the southwest q
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"Children's day" of the Hypatia club
was nttingiy observed at the home Of
Miss Rose Carpenter Friday afternoon
under the direction of a committee COM
posed Of Miss Carpenter, Mrs. f. A. STAN
ley, Miss Booker and Mrs. Gilbert. A
vocal solo was rendered by Mrs. Earl
Evans, a piano solo by Miss Lestlna Bid
well and songs by the school children
under the direction Of Miss Lena Wall
lace. Games were played and refresh.
ments served-A miscellaneous shower
was given at the home OF Mrs NJ. j. Ma
loney Friday evening in honor Of Miss
Hazel Toss by Mrs. Al Morse and Mrs. -.
A. Campbell Presents of china, linen.
pictures and other things were given.
throughout the evening readings were
given by Mrs Helen Somerville, recita-
ton by Miss Ollie Somcrvillc, vocal solo
by Miss Tcrrice Floss. accompanied Ivy
Mrs Ernest Brisbane, and. responding TO
! the request of her friends, a recitation by
Miss Foss In tho dining room large
decorated basket I'm the center Of the
table hello the many rememhrances. Re-
! freshments were served by the hostesses.
! Among those who attended the at
home given by Mrs. William +. Jackson
! in honor of her daughter Miss Wood
ward, at her home in Montpelier Satur-
d,,. ae,o.,,o,,, ,raro NJ - r. u,or,a,,
Mrs. G. w. Morse, Mrs. f. f. Atkins
-,rd Mr. T. y p,1r,or L. >trs Al
Norso and Nice r,roda l,orso arc ,isitIno
IN p,rdo,,,
At St Andrews rectory Tuesday
morning at six o'clock was solemnized
the wedding Of Miss Hazel Agnes .Foss.
oldest da,,obtor of Mr. and Ntre !, !,
Toss. IA Coorpa Warren Rowland aid
est son of Mr. and Ntrs w g. rroD.l.rd
Tbc,. vyorc attended, b,. Mice MAMMA
o'rricr Of pnxbnrv co,si, of tbo brtd.
land John " rt,l. NJ porro couch, ~
the proor, rb,. brid. ,,as council f., d,
suit of blue choyiot and Miss O,Rrion in
brown. Following IN. ceremony a v.ad.
ding breakfast was served IN o,.o, 20 rol,-
tives Tho hons. v.,s bo.,,,+re,,lr, doc,r.
ated in autumn leaves ferns ana cl, M
ats. The wedding calo was made bv
Mrs Eugene Griffith Of ravstop and vas
decorated bv Mr. Woods Presents dis.
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guests of Mrs. Ida Lows. They VIII
also visit at Amesbury and Lynn DO
fore returning home.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Miss Carrie Fowler, daughter Of Mr..
nd Mrs, Jerry Fowler of Benson, and
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CONTINUED on page l5.)
The Washington herald., 1913-07-16
Nom Are the Days
Children Need Care
Summer Heat Dangerous to Lit.
tie Ones Whose Bowels
Are Neglected.

A mother cannot do better for her chill
dren than to teach them from their ear
Hest days regularity of the bowels.
Regularity can be promoted without
the child knowing II by watching its
food and by SO varying the food that
all the elements OF digestion are used.
when nature will do the rest. The fu-
ture health of the child depends upon
this.
But try as you will there are times
when the little one will become consti-
pated and bilious. In hot weather i'm
mediate attention is necessary. as
many serious diseases result from
stuffed-up bowels. Don't give salts or
cathartics or purgatives, as they are
too harsh, but give a gentle. pleasant
tasting bowel stimulant like DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin- 1t has been used
by the children of this as well as a
former generation, and thousands Of
families are proud to speak well Of II.
among whom we can mention Mrs.
Louise Reynolds. 900 Jackson St..
Lynchburg. Va. who is glad to recon-
mend 1t, and Mr.. Charles W. Allen.
Manor. Tex. who writes that he often
The Washington herald., 1913-07-16
MANY AT FUNERAL
OF LIEUT.. SLATTERY
Hundreds Of Persons Attend House
and Church Services for Popular
Police Official.

As an evidence Of the esteem and eff
lection in which he was held by his
brother officers and the members of the
police department, as well as persons in
every station of life. hundreds yesterday
attended the funeral of the late Lieut..
Daniel Slattery. of the Eighth precinct.
who died at his home. ITO New Jersey
Avenue Northwest, Saturday morning.
Hundreds of the poor and unfortunate
who. at some time during his service
of thirty-eight years in the local de-
partment had felt the strength OF his
unfailing friendship called at his home
early yesterday morning and gazed for
the last time upon the face of one who
had aided them in times of dire need.
Many veterans of the police force who
had served under the late lieutenant and
learned to honor him could not keep
back the tears that filled their eyes.
Services were conducted at the house
by the Washington Assembly, fourth de-
gree, Knights Of Columbus. The Church
Of the Immaculate Conception, where
mass was said over the body at o'clock.
was filled with friends-officials of the
police department and members Of the
several fraternal organizations to which
Lieut.. Slattery belonged. The Washing
ton Lodge of Elks participated in the
services.
The pallbearers were Lieut.. E. j.
Keefe. Lieut.. ]. A. Duvall, Lieut.. David
T. Dunnigan, Detectives Thomas B. Nc
Nance, James O'Day, Edward Lynn, and
Policemen Edward Wortz. Interment
was at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-16
SUFFRAGE BANQUET TO
BE AT THE BRIGHTON
Ceenittes Had Trsabls Finding Ssit-
able Place -"Pas.ins" Making
Good Proness.

Announcement was made yesterday At
the sunragist headquarters that the
mmouth banquet planned in connec-
ton with the constitutional amendment
demonstration on July 81. will be given
at T." Brighten. At the time invitations
were sent out for the banquet announce
ment was made that II would be given
at the Chevy Chase Club. but the man
agement Of the club last week announced
that the banquet could not be held there.
Then followed a search for q suitable
place for the banquet. Despair was
lowering over their ranks when some one
remembered that Miss N. z. Sweet, lessee
OF the Brighton apartment. might prove
friend in need. She readily agreed to
have the banquet held at the Brighton.
The sunragists are happy and made an
nouncement yesterday that the Brighton
would be the headquarters fora number
Of pilgrims" now on their way here in
automobiles to attend the demonstration.
According to the reports. Miss Jeanette
Rankin. president Of the Montana State
The Washington herald., 1913-07-16
MORE FUNDS NEEDED
FOR CAMP OUTING
Young Women to Hold rally" and
Many Receiving Booths Will
Be EstabEshed.

For the second season citizens Of Wash
ington interested in the summer outings
committee of the Associated Charities
for the benefit of hundreds of unfortunate
mothers and children are offered an op-
portunity to make contributions.
Tomorrow and Friday a corps of nearly
4 hundred young women volunteers will
be stationed at the various departments,
hotels, and other points to receive evil
1ence of the peoples interest in popular
philanthropy.
The headquarters for the two days
rally will be a decorated limousine
stationed at Twelfth and Streets, pro-
vided by G. r. Cowie. At the Raleigh,
the New Willard, the Union Station. and
most every other point where people pass
in numbers attractive signs Of the sum-
mer outings will indicated the out-posts
of the besiegers.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-16
QDOINGS OF SOCIETY IN AND AROUND WASHINGTON

suffrage Association. who 10 on her way
here in an automobile to take part In
the Denomination July q. - making
rapid progress. Miss Rankin Ii now
passing through the Middle West. She 10
stopping at all towns and villages to
make speeches and to get hsnatures to
the petition to be presented to Con-
gress-
The party headed by Miss Edith Mars
den ano Miss Mabel Vernon. which 70
stopping at various New Jersay seaside
resorts, il said to be meeting with great
success.
Word has been received here that all
three Of the nominees for congress IN
the sixth New Jersey district have open
ly declared themselves in favor Of votes
for women"