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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-28

S acres on East 18th South. near sth
East. known as the Hill Crest chicken
ranch. Must sell 1t quick. over 5000
worth OF fruit sold from 1t this year
Good Groom brick, barn for { head OF
sock. coops for 1000 chickens. Best and
ample water right, 10 shares; finest flow
ing vel! In the county. The small fruit
and varieties OF larger fruit must be seen
TO be appreciated Go and see IT, VIII
sell 1T on reasonable terms. or will trade
for city property
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RcolUIns. newly furnished. Rent
eszr steam heat and running
Iater. $500 down.
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
For Sale-Far1u Lands
FAn4lING BEATS

FAG4iING BEATS
WORKING FOR y SALARY.
What Il you have good position
That doesn't insure hav.ng il TO-
l"n!orEo" or ns%t month.
You're not independeut-y you se de-
pendent.
And just ss soon as cheaper
man or machine can 10 found 10
'ahe your pace. out yol 80.
Eight years ago a ten Thousand
u0iar a year assurance iaanags-,
Isai-z-hs n," Lnce. ,a,J i :aiar.vd
position "lS, .s...c ives, AID
DousE, Il ..urt -aan.
He applied his business training
TO liui, r1,SilS ana loGay l.e IS m
dependent.
His last years profits ran over
Jl'.VCJ. be H. MS own boss: he's
heanhy anu napVy,
His experience aho..li te lesson
Tor every saialied rGan.
Each day farm opportunities
broaden cut Ine prOuls get bIg-
ser.
Starting costs axe small. Make
no your nlnd now 20 get on a
farm.
Wen sell you the finest kind OF
farm land, located in the Won
derful PARK valley, at from sl5 10
go per acre And well give you
ave Years 10 pay For it.
For crop abundance. this land
rivals land costing five 10 Ten
times as much.
There's plenty Of water-the eli
mates IDEAL
Drop us card today for booklet
and furtner informa ton.
PACIFIC LAND AND WATER CO,
18th Floor Walker Bank Building.
Salt Lake City. Utah.
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If THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES
were not cheap and reasonable You
would not buy them.
Nor would I advertise them for sale.
$500 for a i-room cottage on 10th East
near 5th South. Lot 413x13T feet,
$3.50 cash and SIS per month Near
high school
$3.50 for a 4-room modern brick bun
saiov on 6Ih East near 10th So.
Hardwood floors, and is well built.
$500 cash and s25 per month.
S3O50 for 6-room modern pressed brick
near llth South and 11th East;
garage, chicken coops: lot 50x140
feet 500 cash and easy monthly
payments. Owner must leave on
account of sickness
$500 for a $l2,50 house on 6th East
near Brigham ST. Lot 4134165 feet.
House finished in hardwood. inlaid
floors, hot water heat; full base
ment and laundry $500 cash and
balance in easy payments. Inter
est per cent. Have only five more
days 10 sell this bargain. After
November | this house is for RENT,
Many others everywhere.
A. RICHTER,
fS So. Main Wasatch GAL
g99es
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HOTELS FnR SALE

HOIELS FUN SALE
Finest hotel In west. second TO none
except in size: fireproof, nearly new
building and furniture, $4,000 auto bus,
bar and cafe, about 145 rooms, very elab-
orately furnished Now pays an average
net profit of $1,000 monthly Owner re-
firing. Reasonable rent. 5-year lease,
About $4,000 cash will handle. balance
on time, For information, see Mr.. Peter
son,
PETERSON REAL ESTATE & INV. co,
04 East 4th South. g2Io4
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
improved and Unimproved
TRADES,

City homes for acreage. I'm
proved farms and ranches for city
property. Large End small prop
ositIons Anything and every
thing 10 trade.
We also specialize In cattle
ranches, and can offer you the
best on the market In 4 states.
at prices and terms that VIII
make you want one.
SMITH REALTY COMPANY.
WAS. 1888.
20z HOOPER BLDG.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and UnimprOved
LOOK 1T OVER

"a South 9Th East--It is an s-room
cottage, modern In every respect. hot
these floors are beauties: walls fresco
painted on cloth, full cement basement
with laundry, lot "a by 10 rods. This
house could not be built today for less
than $500 The lot Is worth 500 per
foot, or $4,000. Total value. $4,000. All
assessments are paid In full Am author
lied to offer this place until Nov. LIST for
$500. $1,000 down and bal. in monthly
payments,
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WALTER ROMNEY,

Real Estate and General Contra ctor,
A fine broom mod. brick, with a large
lot in a splendid location, southeast.
This home Is brand new and sure a
bargain, Only s275o; easy terms. We
have a 4-room brick, almost new. with a
large lot, SO 1T. by 40; a good barn. lot
all fenced. This Is splendid buy. Only
$500. Easy terms,
Cali on Walter Romney or II, Savage,
80 So Main. Phone Wasatch 1880.
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PACIFIC RAILWAY LANDS
UTAH AND NEVADA.
$3.50 TO $40 PER ACRE.

to suit. Easy terms. Only one-tenth
purchase price required down; ten years
to pay balance. II you are looking for
the best land bargains, see OF write
Second South street. Salt Lake City.
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FIREPROOF STORAGE

IF YOU ARE PARTICULAR PERSON
you want your household goods stored
only IN the best place-a clean place
clean from dirt and vcrm!n; a safe nince
In every respect our warehouse Is the
best for furniture storage. Come around
and we Will quickly show you why.
REDMAN FIREPROOF STORAGE -o
Fhone ooa l59 Main.
b3sO5
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THE WAREHOUSE NOW OCCUPIED
by Kahn Bros. Co., wholesale grocers.
No 33G West Second South street. Ex-
cellent trackage and drayage facilities.
Floor space, Il 900 square feet Base
ment fully cenented. Electric elevator.
Extra heavy floor construction through
out Ready for occupancy December !,
1918. Long lease on favorable terms,
ED. D. SMITH & SONS,
10 Exchange Place.
Phone Wasatgh 555S.
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Ia * u restaurant that we have
Tor more than twice this
|Itap. 1t is In the heart Of
Coz doing a dandy business.
III I'd and must be. Tomorrow
|s;.t See us now,
b IN HOME BUILDERS CO,
|,,t. n - Phone 2030.
DN@ g3S3S
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4-ROOM 'WELLBILT' BUNGALOW,
-, southeast, under course OF construction
Thoroughly modern. one block from
paved street Price s2250, with $3.50 down
and balance in monthly payments why
paw rent? -
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broom modern on West Second South
with cut stone foundation. Newly papered
and In excellent condition. Owner will
sell TOT $4,000 or Will take suitable lot on
east side for first payment
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COMPARE OUR FINANCIAL STAND
Ing, insurance rate and warehouse with
any other. The superiority OF the kew
ser storage over all others is well
Known. Keyser Fireproof Storage Co.
" "oalcn Eozo. b24l3
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ON LAKD STREET, NEAR LIBERTY
PARK

Almost new, groom modern pressed
brick bungalow. 1t Is very substantially
built and artistioally arranged, and the
plumbing. is better than usual. The price
is $500 for a quick sale, and the cost Of
building the house would be more than
the price asked. Terms. $500 cash. $40
per month and 7 per cent interest
THE ABOVE ARE OPPORTUNITIES
Little & Little. No. West End So:
E3974
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by OWNER
Modern s-room brick residence, sleeping
porch and garage; fne location. 14e So.
LOT lOoX1OO FEET: MoFFAT ROAD. in
Colorado; price $50 cash, 21l So. 3rd q.
e287
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TWO BROADWAY BARGAINs-

W. Bllo@DWAG BARJA1NS,
One is only few feet from the Peery
hotel at $500 per foot with paving,
sewer and sidewalk taxes paid. This
price is $3.50 per foot less than the mar
ket price. and only holds good for i'm
mediate sale
The other Is near 4th East, and on this
we have a price at 500 per foot, with
all special taxes paid, and on the prop
erty Is a good house that will pay you
interest and taxes
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Miscellaneous
ROOMING HOUSES.

ROoMING HOUSES.
25 RMS, TRANSIENT, CLOSE IN,
cheap rent .....,...-..-....,.Sl 81. zoo
ming water ''' .'.''' " $500
lG rms. rent 500, good locat!on..... 700
Is rms, rent SIS, steam heat wa
IL rms, light housekeeping. rent
% rms, State ST. good location,
cheap rent ...,...-,..,.....,. 500
ming water Observation-Disclosures. 2,10O
% rms, best transient house in
town, always full ...,..........e. $500
ESPECIAL RARGAIN.)
3S rooms. near the busiest Main street
corner; rent $3.50. including. steam heat
hot and cold water in every room, good
furniture: newly papered. always full, and
clearing 5000 per month. $500, on easy
terms.
FOR RENT
Grocery store, with 5-rm. modern flat
cheap rent; close IN on l., 2nd So:
suitable for grocery or confectionery
store; $50 per month.
Mr. Blake,
UNITED HOME BUILDERS COMPANY,
Was. 4235 New Orpheum Building
OPEN MONDAY EVENING UNTIL 8
O'CLOCK. g39SS
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On east bench we have listed a new s.
room modern bungalow. Good buy at
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HOTELS FOR SALE.

Finest hotel IN west, second to none,
except In size Fireproof, nearly ne"
building and furniture. $4,000. Auto bus,
bar and cafe. about las rooms, very elab-
orately furnished. Now pays an average
net profit OF $1,000 monthly, Owner re-
firing. Reasonable rent. fve-year lease.
About $4,000 cash will handle. balance
on terms. For information. see Mr.. Pc
terson
PETERSON REAL ESTATE & NV CO,
81 e. 4th South. g3S62
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Sc AND CHILL PARLOR.
Z rbomeone. In the heart Of
'sYAy all the time and making
rys health will not stand the
!, rs necessary TO take care
- s1400 will buy outright.
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S650.00.
Lot 37X136 feet to alley. Wilson ave-,
one block east OF Ninth East
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$3.50. 90.
4-room brick cottage. complete plumb
Ing. cemented basement, lot 37xl10 feet,
southeast. $3.50 down, balance $50 per
month, interest Z per cent.
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RANCK ADVICE ON EARTH.
{ Suite 232 d. +. Walker Bldg. Was. 4lC
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OPPORTUNITIES
Rooming Houses

r.
3 WIS. HOTEL BROKER
otel broker Of the inter-
rooms and apis. good car
SroIture, strictly modern'
.ls hartments always rented
'sl 5000 and $500 a month";
n In on one floor, hot and
llb Tam heat, ali outside AIRY
always rented, only s22oo.
MI a room.
Is all modern conveniencess;
oarpets of the best, oil
hearing over 5000 a month.
guarantee, nothing
I c}had for the money.
r,odern conyeniences. rent
SY1fh. central location. S2ooo.
~ had If necessary
- q house. depot street, rent
Ee only $500 Income $40
. surnIshed. nice and clean.
best little house on the
as we'll furnished. rooms all
, ps0o. One block from Is. o'b.
we'll furnished. rent sa5
n. furnished. house modern
81 ~ Nh handle. Excellent place
N, furnished, for housekeep-
~ fi0 Price only 5000. 5000
~ I'D q month. w. side,
4, half interest In one OF the
n a. ming and dyeing es'aohsh-
" " c0FFTE HOUSE
~ ~ ween $40 and 500 q DAY;
" Town, best location.
M aE bargains In hotels and
- see me. ] sell more than
~ xents combined
vvIs. HOTEL BROKER.
~ Was. 1899.
1906
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MS on one floor. Working
P. HFull all the time and a
uT 4 500 rent Halt cash. bal.
Bui
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broom frame, adobe lined. Southwest,
Good buy at 1850; with reasonable terms.
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- candy business that some
|flCE1an can handle. Is making
Ea $50 per month. A chance
IL Ef wishes indoor work. No
euce necessary.
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3pr ms, just of Main street,
cen his house is doing q fine
~ netting the owner over
NJ He asks $3.50 down and
the house make the bal
$3.50.
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7rzm. modern, steam-heated
hot and cold water.
MAJ b. Just half a block from
ID In a new building, No
Ii 1000 down,
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s550.00.
Lot 5oxl25 feet, Emerson ave-, near
Fifth East sidewalk tax paid.
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BEAUTY PARLORS
OLD CLOTHES BOUGHT.

BEST PRICES PAID FOR CASf-OFE
clothing. Tel. Wasatch 609O-J. gSb69
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For quick sale. broom modern bunga-
low, southeast. In first class condition
Full basement, Easy terms.
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| SPECIALIST

~, HALL. PYORRHEA
fisOPHfLAXI@. SIG
a2353
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RANCK REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
Suite 232 D. +. Walker Bldg.
g3s73
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On northeast bench. Groom house mod
ern In every respect Hardwood floors
etc One-half block from paved street
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BEST APARTMENT SITE IN CITY.
Giesy- Walker Co.. ia Kearns bldg.
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We have several houses on the west side
on easy terms and at prices which are
worth consideration,
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Have bargains IN building lots in every
section OF the city
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LAWN and CEMENT WORK

WANTED-IlAwN OR CEMENT WORK;
prompt and reasonable. Phone Hylan nd
9T7-R. o3@cS
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CARPET CLEANING
Vacuum Cleaners

~~----~-C-o---".--C-y0-c-~
ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANERS SOLD
and rented. $l.25 per day and up. Bates,
Hyland 2G35. sele5
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LIVERY STABLES
BOWLING ALLEYS

WINDSOR BOWLING PARLORS, 225
Main. Prizes each week for ladies' high
scores. m55l
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TWO ELEGANT LOTS ON A COR
ner. Fine location for store or resi-
dence $500 onc-half cash, balance any
time, per cent.
Lots in Riverside and Oakley subdlvi-
sions. Sl75 to $500. $40 cash, SIS per
month. This part of the city Is now
having q decided building activity and
there is no better Investment in any
part Of the city Twenty houses. includ-
ing those under way, have been built
the past nine months and nine more ar
ranged for that will be built Immediate
Iy in the spring. Investigate and satisfy
yourself
HUBBARD INVESTMENT co,
&c West Broadway. gogb3
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w. C.. 7. u. Notes

The W. c. T. 4. met at the home of
Mrs. Nellie Bugbee June G. 1t being
Flower Mission Day the ladies as usual
spent most of the time in arranging
boquets TO be sent to the sick and shut
ins. While the supply of flowers was not
very abundant the list of names was long
about 80 being remembered in this way
This is one of the most important depart
ments. Clothing and food was sent as
well as flowers to the needy. The scrip
ture reading was from the flower mission
texts. Mrs. Camp directed our thoughts
to our Master and asked his blessing on
our efforts.
Readings telling about the "Signif.
canoe and scope of w. G. T. U. Flower
Missions" Flower Mission Work and
the Flood Sufferers" were given. Also
a letter from Mrs. McGill urging the OBJ.
servanoe of June p as anti-cigarette day
in the Sunday Schools.
! A vote was also taken to observe June
| 20 as Literature Day for obtaining sub
scriptions for or publications and to re-
member this department in the nOontide
prayer. The next meeting will be held
| in the NJ. f. chapel.
INES II. STEWART, Secretary.
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Baccalaureate Sermon

The exercises of Commencement Week
of Peoples Academy opened last Sunday
evening with the Baccalaureate semon
by Rev. w. 7. Best at the M. Z. church
At the peal Of the organ, played by Har
ley Wilson, the graduating class, led BY
William A. Best as class marshal, en-
tered the auditorium and were ushefed
to the front of the church, where seats
draped in the class colors, were reserved
for them.
After the class was seated the anthem
Marvellous are Thy Works" was rem
dered by the choir; Rev. W. E. Baker
offered prayer; Mrs. liza Niles Jackson
and R.S.Gordon sang as duet, "Rence
in the Lord Ye Righteous" and Rev. RD
Cranmer gave as aScripture reading, the
II chapter of Romans, followed by
another anthem, "The Lord Reigneth,
by the choir.
Rev. Mr.. Best took for his text Luke
2:52 and gave a very impressive ana
interesting sermon. The main points OF
his sermon being the desire that the class
become more fully developed physically,
intellectually, socially and spiritually
The closing hymn, "Sayior Like as1ep-
herd Lead Us" was sung by thechoir, Rev.
H. A. Durfee of Burlington pronor1ced
the benediction.
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Grammar School Graduation
Award of Prizes
Excused from delivery

The graduating exercises OF the ninth
grade of the Morrisyille Grammar school
were held Monday afternoon at2 O. lock
at Academy hall and were fully up to
their usual high standard. In awarding
the diplomas Supt. c. D. Howe made
very interesting and instructive remarks.
The music by the orchestra, composed OF
Raymond Ellis. Ellis Cram, Harold ODER,
George Ward and Paul Burnham, was
especially good and would do credit to
any High school. The program follows:
Music, Orchestra
Invocation, Rev. Mr.. Baker
Recitation, Song of the Market Place,
Gladys Tiff
Recitation, Aunty Doleful's Philosophy,
Freda Perlroth
Music, By the Sea, Freda Noble
Essay, Japan, Nora Greene
Recitation, Biffs Toboggan Slide,
Harold ODER
Music, Orchestra
Recitation, A Tampa Romance,
Vera Darling
Recitation, Little Christel,
Mildred Seaver
Song, Roll on Thou Deep Blue Sea,
Elwood Emmons
Recitation. My First Recitation,
Carroll Silloway
Music, Orchestra
Awarding of Diplomas
Music, Orchestra
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Flanders Liberty

Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Liberty announce
the marriage of their daughter, LYDIA
Elizabeth Liberty to Owen Flanders of
Boston. The marriage took place two
weeks ago at the church of St.John the
Evangelist, Episcopal, Bullfnch street,
Boston and was performed by the Rev.
Spencer Burton, friend of Mr.. Flanders.
Miss Liberty has always lived in VOL
colt and Morrisville and is graduate of
Peoples Academy, class of 1907. For the
past two years she has been employed as
secretary to the manager of an employ
ment bureau at Boston and became &C
quainted with Mr.. Flanders in Boston.
The groom is native of New Hamp-
shire, his home being at Laconia. He
attended the high school at that place
and has been newspaperman for nine
years, being at the present time on the
staff of the Boston Post and year ago
was city editor of an evening paper at
Portland, Me. He has also been a theat
rical manager of travelling companies
and at the present time owns and man
ages moving picture theatre at Stone
ham, Mass. outside of Boston. He was a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Liberty at their
home here last summer and made quite a
few friends among our people. Mr. and
Mrs. Flanders, will be at home at Y Her.
sam street, Stoneham, Mass. after Oct. LIST,
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Junior Reception

Last Thursday evening the members
of the Junior class of Peoples Academy
rendered a reception to the members Of
the Senior class, faculty and Supt. and
Mrs. c. D. Howe at Academy Hall. The
hall was very tastefully decorated in the
Senior class colors-steel gray and cardi-
nal. A two course supper, of a. high
order, including strawberry salad, sand
witches, ice cream, cake and coffee were
served, the catering being under the
management of the domestic science
class. Folio wing the supper Heber Best
gave a hearty toast in behalf of the
Senior class, Urban Parker responding.
The remainder of the evening was spent
in marching and dancing.
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Hobbies and Their Riders y

Hobbies and Their Riders
Marjorie Ruth Newton
The Negro Problem,
Leroy Maxwell Norton
The Development of Printing"
Ben Parker
Good Citizenship,
Horace Henry Powers, Jr.
Methods of Artificial Refrigeration
Leland Erwin Ring
The Montessori SYSTEM Bessie Ryder
OurDuty to Boys and Girls OF Tomorrow, y
Glenna Russell
Self Control and Self Respect,
Daisy Eva Stewart
The New South Leon Ellsworth Ward
Bird Protection Mamie Weater
Valedictory, The Bluebird,
Rena Belle Merrill
Presentation of Diplomas
Class Ode
Award of Prizes
Excused from delivery
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-06-11

The 43rd Annual Graduation OF PeO-
pies Academy one Of the Most
Interesting Events in the
History Of that
Institution

Many former students and relatives Of
the present attendants OF Peoples Acad
envy are in town this week, in attendance
upon the events of Commencement week
this being the 43rd annual graduation Of
that institution. The graduating class
numbers twenty-four and is divided as
follows
Latin Course-James Heber Best, Enrol
Ormond Butler, Bertha Durgan, Mar
jorie Ruth Newton, Leroy Maxwell Nor
ton, Horace Henry Powers, Bessie Ryder,
Glenna Russell, Daisy Eva Stewart,
Mamie Weafer. English Course-Will-
lam Alexander Best, L. Maurice Brush,
Gideon Sabin Burnham, Eugene ii. Call,
Ruth Gladys Caswell. Mabel Dennis De-
cell, Howard Ralph Delano, Jennie Ethel
Fitzgerald, Bernce Mae Guyett, Rena
Belle Merrill, Mertie lone Merritt, Ben
Parker, Leland Erwin Ring, Leon Els
worth Ward.
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Senior Class Reception

A reception was rendered the Senior
Glass of Peoples Academy last Friday
evening by Principal and Mrs. Ruff and
by Superintendent and Mrs. Howe at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Howe. Be-
sides the graduating class, the faculty Of
the High and Graded Schools and the
members of the School Board and their
wives were invited guests. Four girls of
the Junior class acted as ushers. The
evening was pleasantly spent with
games and various kinds of entertain
ment. Refreshments were served in the
dining room where Mrs. Harriet Ide and
Miss Helen Daniels presided at the table
Misses Hazel Fisk. Helen Drown, Ethel
Hoyt and Ada Hoyt served. VI
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Alumni Banquet and Reception

The Dist annual reception and banquet
given by the Alumni was held at The
Randall last evening. large number
being in attendance. Rev. w. E Baker
acted as toastmaster and the following
post .prandial exercises were interestingly
responded to-
Looking Forward, Supt. {. d. Howe
The School as Social Center,
Miss Rhuamah Smith
The Class of 1913, Horace Powers
Intensity, Prin. A. w. Ruff
The Relation of Body to Mind,
Dr. George Rublee
The Measure of Efficiency,
Supt w. A. Beebe
"reminiscences, Hon. u. A. Woodbury.