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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-08-03

cry to see it fall upon the sorting Ia
BILE and blaze back its sinister CLEANS
to the incandescent light above. Where
was the diamond from the sky?
The Waterman relieved at dawn on
the loading platform outside might
have known as he stepped across the
mail bags marked Repair" But the
side of his right shoe just gra2ed 1t.
The truck driver might have known
as he loaded the bags to be repaired,
for like many poor man he held a
fortune in his hands for once at least
in his poverty stricken life and never
knew II.
Held by its clasp in the Rawlings of
the inner seam at the bottom OF the
bag. the heirloom of the Stanleys rest
ed in the darkness of the soiled interior
of the service worn old mail bag. The
truckman held it In his arms and toss
ed II on top of his load. But his fingers
lust missed the feel of 1t. And so he
threw away his fortune, perhaps an
evil one, aud drove on with his mind
upon other matters than fortunes or
missing gems of price.
Down the city street from his hum
BILE lodging place in the poorest part
of the town came Quabba, musician
and traveller. And he travelled not
alone. with him was his orchestra
and his collector of external revenue
True, his orchestra was but a barrel
organ and his collector of external rev
enue monkey, but the organ was
fairly good one, sweet of tone, and tho
monkey was slmian of sorts and his
name was Clarence.
So 1t was that Quabba was gay OF
heart aud sung to himself as he trudgeC
along. only Il poor hunchback organ
grinder with his monkey was Quabba
But his heart was light, his conscience
untroubled and his appetite, alas, onl!
too good The whole wide world wal
his, and no man was his master, anI
10 Quabba the hunchback sang an'
winked at the monkey, Clarence, as
TO say I'VE haven't II penny, Clarence
but what an appetite Wen have TO
breakfast-as soon as we pick up tn
price of one"
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ty hands seize him by the shoulder and
another pair rs dirty and us strong
grasp him also, and he is hauled into
the car like a grain sack to find him.
self safe on his side and looking up
into the countenances of three grin
ming, grimy knights OF the road.
"You had close shave of II. bo."
wheezes the whisky voice OF the first
tramp to seize him. But gotcher.
Steve!'
Its plant. Strap" cautions little
rat faced hobo who has skulked In the
hand in hauling Arthur from the jaws
OF death.
"Whatcher mean plantT' asks the
one addressed rs Strap.
cant you see? It's railroad bull"
retorts the rat faced tramp. would
any gay cat be wearin the soup and
ish" and he points to Arthur's now
Iirty and disheveled evening attire.
Maybe de gink got it handed to
him." suggests the other tramp who
lad assisted Arthur into the side door
Pullman"
Jaw, can't We see dem glad rags is
lis'n? Why, dey are doity, but dey
its him!"
"You are right. Scotty," said the lead
r of the trio, and without ado he
struck Arthur n terrific blow behind
he ear that stunned him for the mo-
nent, and the next instant Arthur felt
himself fighting wildly with the three
,troug and active outcasts.
Meanwhile. what of the diamond
rom the sky? Where was It?
Bob Adams had swept 1t into the
nail bag without seeing It. the mail
sorter at the postoiIice had given no
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-08-03
as man and monkey may.

as man and monkey may.
But in the dawn Clarence awokc
ard gained the diamond without awak.
ing his master and climbed the tree
at the long end of his tether to ex-
anime his find Endlsturbed. But an
owl I'm the hollow above the lower
branches annoyed Clarence. and when
he felt the jerk OF his string he stole
an egg from the owls nest and left
the diamond from the sky in its place.
In Clarencc's monkey mind 1t was n
case of fair exchange and therefore
not robbery.
His irate master on the ground. now
wide awake. yunkcd at Clarence vi
ciously. and the indignant morley drop
ped the owl egg down into his masters
| upturned face Nor would he help the
frantic Quabba search high and low
upon the ground for the missing jewe
of price. so soon found. 20 soon LOST
again!
To Be Continued
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-08-03
MONEY"

The mint makes 1t ana under the
terms of the CONTINENTAL MORT
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at per cent for any legal purpose on
approved real estate. Terms easy
tell us your wants and we will coop
crate with you. PETTY & COMPANY
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ADV. 81
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cally till it gives out altogether; il

cally till 1t gives out altogether; II
is the more essential that the allies
should settle themselves to play the
long game. Dreams of curtain of
fire are vain, and that way lies bank
ruptcy To hold out in a war of eX.
haustion requires strict economy at
all points and notably in the use OF
ammunition. 1t is a profile moi wise
consumption as well as of energetic
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Springfield Republican

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for many serious diseases. TO be
healthy keep the bowels active and
regular. HERBINE will remove all
accumulations in the bowels ana put
the system in prime condition Price
soc. Sold by Ritter Bros. Drag Co..
Adv
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-18
DETROIT ornn, NOT ~.

Elsie Ferguson the accomplished
and lovely young actress who mas
come 10 the front so rapidly In the
last few years, VIII be seen next
week. in the Detroit opera house, in
one OF the big successes Of last sea
son In New York. 'Outcast" by Hen
~ Hubert Davies. As Miriam. Miss
Ferguson - said 20 have an eNcep-
tional acting part. Miriam II
cheerful phllosophic and quite un-
complaining Eirl % the London
streets Chance brings her 10 the
door OF tie0nreN Sherwood az a time
when ne is deeply engaged Ia going
20 perdition with the assistance OF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-18

Strand theater The scenes ~ the
picture. which portray the life stort
OF the late owen kildare. we'll known
writer, are laid In the New York
Bowery and hundreds ~ zeal Bower
character take part In the picture.
TIE fights. which are numerous. look
like real ones, and Il H. said that In
preparing the picture for tho screen
several Of tho Bowery extras" were
injured Anna . Nilsson acted SO
realistically In scene whore she
tries 10 get away from skinny the
Rat" that she bit VIII sheer who
was playing that part, severely on
the hand. Realism stands out strong
~ In tho coat dishster scene, in which
an excursion boat IL burned 10 the
waters edge while men women and
children lean into the water. Rock
ciime Feliowes makes his hrst ap-
pearance before the camera 40 the
hero. one-rcal biograph. Broken
Ways" and the usual topical review
Will complete the bill There Will be
Wagrerian organ recital by Ed
ward Benedict. and Eddie McGrath
will sing Norway. the Land OF the
Midnight sun.
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the picture. was formerly his mis-.
treas casts the girl and her child
into the street Unable 10 support
tho child. she leaves him ~ the door
OF a monastery. She Ia engulfed IN
the underworld. Years later she
saves her son from the clutcheS OF
siren He becomes a priest one day
an aged woman crawls 20 the con
fessionai. and unl.nOwlngi the son
absolves from SIN his mother. VINO
dies al the feet % the picture OF .he
madonna for which she was the
model. The company supporting ME-,
stevens includes number OF weI
known screen actors Incluolns
George LeGuere. Henry Ber mnn,
Efanrham Pinto. last seen in the
uaIestic as the dancer In The
House OF a Thousand Candles, ann
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-18

whisky and drugs. which ne had
sought for consolation when the wo-
man ne loved lifted him, in order 20
make more advHutageous match.
The girl. recognizing certain SYM
pathy and updevS standing between
Them occasihned by the complete mis-
erv % bcth lends him a friendly
hand They become closely associated
upon an Unconventional basis. Grad
.uaTlv Miriam falls deeply and miser-
abiv I'm love with Geoffrey But the
a,ny,,au 81 lieoIrcy early love stands
between thern ~ the cost Of her
own happiness Miriam saves this wo-
man from leaving her devoted. but
unipter.atiuE. husband 10 go 10
C,coTrsv The scenes are laid in Lon
don In Niss Ferguson supporting
company arc David Powell Warbur-
ton Gamble J Woodsil Bride, Leslie
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-18

their young child done away with by
utd SilIs Wolvin. tho keeper OF the
North Shoal lighthouse The youhg'
mother is accused 81 the crime and
~ pluccd on trial This episode FORMS
the startling COURTROOM scene OF the
third ace Vhich FOR dramatic inteus-
itv IA said 20 rival the celebrated
courtroom scene In Madame "" The
fate Of the Young woman seems dsrk
until John Winfield Kentucky law
yer interpreted 10 Raymond Bond.
comes TO her defense and secures her
ac,iuittai and ccmplete vindication.
The Blar ia IN four acts with elabor d
ate stage settings shore AcfeA !
~ hich made the name and fortune q,
the late Jamcs i Hcrne. viii be ths,
Avenue Players offering for the
vcek of Sept 20.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-18


ming OF Barbara Worth, aud ,.uin-
pany. viii present. his latest vsudc-
vile plaNlct. Wives OF the Rich "
which enjoys the distinction OF being
one OF the most talk of plays ever
onured In the two-a-dny The ape
cial musical feature VIII be Elsa
Rucsgcr credited with being the
worlds greatest violonCeliist Miss
Rdeggcrs home IL Detroit She
VIII he assisted. 81 the orchestra d.
rectOrs chair, by Edmond Licht tom
stlen. Violinist. also locnllS we'll
known. other acts OF prominence on
tho BIN iUclude Ned Monroe nud kel-
lRr Mack, veteran comedians. Nor.
shali Mon txoinery assisted bv Edna
Courtney IN ventriluduial novelty.
Robbie GordCnc. posing Ia classic re
productions OF famous porrclains
worries and oil paintings, Marion
Weeks. dairtv soprano with a pho
nomeral voice. Paul IcNan a. DOhhS
IN turns, twists and falls, and TN"
Temple topical review via the
MoOrsoSCOpe.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-18
GAYEyTN.

Joe Holiandcr. favorite burlesdus
comedian and song writer. heads the
company known az Twins Majestics.
to play weeks engagement In the
Gnyety theater. beginning sunday AT
ternoon ASSISTING Hollander In the
leading roles In the rlusical comedy
-ro-tT9 given are raut Cunningham.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-18


A. drnmn. "pcer Gynt' was pre-
sented on the log innate stage by thel
pate Richard Mansfield. Mr.. Miaude,l
with his remarkable gift for theatr'-
cal 'nIa keup," should present a most
in'erestip2 study and series q por i
traits 81 Peer Gynt To- thr student ofl
the serious drama ms we'll as 20 theI
moNing picture enthusiast, Myrtl"l
Stedular. well-known 10 the ,crcenl
world, has the role 90 Solve!r whilel
other prom est actor In MIR. Mauds 81
support nrc Winifrcd B'5 son. HERBERT
St.ndiuE. Charles EuggloS. Viiliaml
Desmond apd Juan de. In Cruz the
latttI former leading baritone in me
10 y opera CopcLhPEPn GrieGsl
beautiful suite "rscr Gyat" will acI
uscd 10 tho musical acColnpaA lment
70 the drama,
syf'NUE.
New England coast with Its Sim
pie ~ her folk comprises tho rcnpl.
which l.sngtl On Mccurntc descr hes
~ his stirring dYaula,ic story, How
Hearts are Broken" To bo presented
In the Avenue tbeat-- next week
Cdr'rre tapt1ell VII enact the role
OF Mona Fencher \ vcuns Gypsy. whol
~ iurod Into 4 falrc marriage by
JULIAN Merrill The latter afterwards
meats young heirsGs and 40 fresl
himself from Mona. picts TO have
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-18
I.NCEI'M N.

THE Rosary" that annual favorit.
which tells 80 sdroitly story OF
human emotion. of love. hate. spr-
itusl and material pitfalls. WILDE
seen IN the Lyocum theater next week
az the seasons opening ATTRACTION
@rrrt II promfssd. The story
OF the gradual separation OF man and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-18

A., N. n &. steaaers Operate "sse'
Central Stnndard time. ~,
70, Ci~velana, Ptttsburgb sna nj
.os.es sovth and ssst--Dally 1912 p
m. Pare to Cleveland. sz'Zs' Fi''-
so, 0vSTaIo and all points east
Daily D m. Fare. $3.50 one way
$3.50 reund trip.
For Hsckinsc lsiand ssd way ~
wedresdays and Fridays, 800 a m
weekend Excursion Every sss.r-
a.,-Cleveiahd, s2.so; Bnnalo. ~
Niagara Falls. $3.50 round Ilp toI
brsirssa Monday. ,..
stateroom Aecommodr t"ns--u ppc.
he,,h gE lower berth. sl.5O, whCi.
room. ~ -.
vI,,rf ~ woodward Ave. tMatrsus
Btdu.J. 20 Fo-t =: west.
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wSsIsyNcTox

Cyril Maudo, tho eminent British
character actor, who will be remcm-
hered by Detroit play gocrs for his
frrrrr-1rfr ucrrng IN Urumpy last
spring. In the Detroit opera house.
enacted Peer Gyrt" FOR the moving
picture screen when in America last
year, end the hlm VIII he presented
next '"cek y The Washiugton thcster.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-18
NJE>TIT.

Unusual indeed ts the story ., The
soul 81 WrmaT' iu which Emily
stevens. accomplished actress with a
good cnst and some startling photo
granite effects viii he se"u In 'bc
Naisstic taeater. next week The
drama was written by Anthony p.
Kell, and ptodus cd rs the q \.
r0lfF studios Tor the Metro Pictures
corporation The life story IL told tn
the play ~ young woman happily
married 20 au artist who because y
wealthy man who comes 20 The stud .
~ buy painting falsely declares
that the aytists wife. who posed for
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-18
MAYNE GARDENS.

Contrary 20 the usual custom. the
WAYNE Garden Will remain open nm !.
IN Oct. /. with the program or
an ncIng. cabaret and orchestra
musjc which has been pupular|
drawing cnrd throughout tho sum !.
met The summer weather - the
last fnrtnigAt has crowded the ga--
ders niehtly, singers, dancers md
Entertainers present y spriRhtly cab
sret. with the big or hcstra playing
for general dancing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-18
ppo,DN, Y-sTRAND.

Peaiism consistently carried 10 the
yery end charscterizes TIE Hrgen-
Grafton" William ToX's latcat feature
r,rotCrlay. which viii be on exhibit
tlnn next week In the broadway
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-18

The French have process OF
making a sweet -four from dried
sugar beets. The substance when
complete contains SO per cent Of
pure nutriment. and should make nj
easy 10 follow Marie sntoinette's
suggestion in case OF bread short.
nae.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-18

inside the Lines" a war play with
out = shot nred in it's three acts. writ
ten by Earl Derr Biggers, author %
seven Keys TO Rsidpate." will come
OF sept -. With Lewis Stone In the
leading role The play Is said %
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IN THE LOCAL PLAYHOUSES

this week in cleveland and the Plain
Dealer had the following to say ~
the young Detroit arIlst: "DulitE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-18

success for years are also prominent
In the company. The piece. humot-
Gus satire on the melodIamattc d"tec-
tive and underworld plays of the day,
Is staged I'm two acts and I = scenes
and was done by Benrtmo and Ia' X
Mason, The musical numbers and
lyrics were supplied by T.. Ray GoetT
and Siemuni Romberg. and the IL
brctto hy Edgar smith. Prominent m
the company are Bobby North. Geor ge
Hasseli. Dorothy Maynard. Artic
Mehlinger. Willard Lewis. Alfred Lat
tell. Peter Swift and a. Robins ana
a large singing and dancing chorus.
His Majesty. Bunker Peau." With
Taylor Holmes ono OF the most fRcil =
OF comedians and furccurS iu tn"
leadise role will he the attraction
in the Garrtck theatsr the week OF
sept 81 Bunker is made 10 believe
that he IL the TeinCarnBtton OF Ram
tah. an Egyptian ktrs aud with this
conviction firmly in his mind, he ac-
gUireS so much confidence in h 'msel;
ard his ah,ity 10 WIN a fortune, thA'
nc actually does succeed IN that uu-
tertaking In tbs company with NJ
Holmes will he Robert Kelly Jack
pevereaux. Charles Able, Walter
Sherwin. Horace Mitchell. John Ho-
gan. Bedford Forrest " &, rover,
GEORGE e. Lyman Florence shirley
Lillian LaNr0pC. Marian kc~by. Jean
NesNcomb. Cnt0 Louise Moore Naud
Annette Westh1y
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others. Other iiims VIII include a
comedy. the topical review, and a
uaveloguo and there viii be new
songs by Henry Santrey aud orches-
-tr.--ra organ sctrrtrory.- -
-
TEMPLE.
In the Temple next week two star
headline attractions and special
music feature will participate In the
vaudeville entertainment. one OF the
headl,ners IL Elisabeth Murray.
comedlenne and singer. equally at
home In vaudeville OF IN "a big must
cal show. Her last important role
aside from her vaudeville engage
ments. was I'm Watch Your step aud
she also was prominent Ia High
links" and Madame sherry" Claude
Gtliingwater. one OF Americas de-
pendabie and prominent actors as
sisted by Edith Lyle. who played the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-18

Palmer. Gillian Scaife. Nell Compton
and Angela Lee Lewes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-18

have as much mystery. surprise and
thrills as Seven Keys to Baldpate.
with the addition OF the romance and
agents. etc Mr. Stone, whose excel
lent acting in The Misieading Lady
established him nrmiy IN public ia
vor. will be assisted by Carroll Nc
Comas. Henry Stephenson. Macy
Harlan. William Keightley Ivan
simpson. Isabel Goodwin. Edward See
and Mildred Morris
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-18

pyiatinx the PITTS neat kt,d--th1'
q. .s~6s-Ttms- Job Dent,-Msfn tsao.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-18

Watson, former burlesquc cCmediun
who headed his own company IN this
field for years and who now appears
rs Abe kabihllo. salesman ~ The !,
son. midRets who have something
different MIR and Mrs Harry Ia
Costs. IN a domestic drama Tine
Tanner" which shows how stubborn
woman can be controlled by "A clever
husband. and Earlton and Nlirord.
painters. are Others on the bin Fri
day evening local dancers viii COM
pete for prizes. Before and after
the vaudeville pictures viii he shown.
the feature aims including King Bag
gott in HIS Home CominS. and Cleo
Madison and Arthur Shirley in The
Punctuation Of the Fleur De Lis"
GARRICk.
When Hands Tn" the spectacular
musical comedy revue. comes TO the
Derrick theater next week, Maurice
and Florence Walton, the popular ok
ponents OF modern dancing. VIII make
their FIRST appearance In leRitimat'
musical production. IA one 81 the
dancing features. Maurice will intro
duce 1--WE Young society men or View
York. who have been trained ny him
IN several novel dancing numbers He
and hts partner. Miss Walton, viii
also Introduce for the nrst time IN
this country the Polish mazurka po-
lopaise, the national dance Of the mo-
hiiity OF Poland which j. described
as extremely difficult 10 master. II
possesses a martial dash and rhythm
The plot on which the story OF the
revue depends involves the pursuit
OF A stolen necklace. In which VII
lard simms plays the part OF an ul-
tra-mocsrn sieuth Irene Franklin
and Burton Green. who have been
h eadiining vaudeville bins with great
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wife through business and spiritual
t'tt. -. me Wife soIace found In
the church. and the husbands descent
on the moral and social scale to the
Lowest depths. only to he redeemed
through the kindly influence 81 Faith
er Kelly ard the devotion of his wife.
Is well known It's telling again only
makes more nrm it, grip upon the
public.
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a Little Girl in Mig city" viii
be the attraction In the Lyceum thea
'cr. tho week Of sept. %. The play
IL said 10 tell In faithful and thrill"
ling mnnner, the story of an un-
sophisticated girl thrown on the
mercy OF q great city.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-18

rtotepce Bennett. Marie Hartman
ycnnctta Pressler, Stcn Anderson
EDNA Roberts. Emanuel List and the|
six yela sisters The six xela sis
tcrs present their dances OF all ma i
tIous with the stage set as baII|
roou Their costumes are declared
10 I've quite magnificent. an Of tho|
songs and musical numbers used hy
the Majcstics are the composition OF
Uoils ndcr aud Cunningham and aro|
ali new. Besides tho usual burlesque
chorua ~ girls. this company. carrie al
n mems chorus Of IL voices
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-18

An especially brilliant list OF acts
has been secured by the Miles for
international comedienne, will head
program that Will ofer Prescott
and Selman Frazer, in thought
Harrison and company in the skit.
who's 10 Hlames" the Zeh-Zarrow
troupe OF comedy bicyclists; Ned
Argo. harpist, and Raymond Dulitz.
Violinist. the latter a Detroiter, son
of Or Paul Dulitx. Richard the great.
the educated chimpanzee. will be a
special attraction New film plays
and comedies will be shown on tho
screen before and after the vaude
vile numbers Mr.. Dulitx appeared
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OuIsIiEl VI.

ORPHElM.
In the Orpheum theater next week.
Wilson brothers. Frank and Joe.
pioneers In German comedy. will he
the headiiners. The have reputa-
ton for always providing new songs
and new stories. Both are big men
who have a collection OF fun which
goes under the title OF Go out
Then there VIII be Nadje. called the
perfect woman" in a series OF poses
and athletic exercises that are sup
posed TO make fat women thin and
thin women plump, and Joseph
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-18

plays with skill and feeling. shows
wonderful technique and proves that
he has gone far In developing the
resources OF his instrument"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-08-04
McNDOE FALLS

(Mrs. D. M. Nichols, Correspondent
Old, Home Day will be held Au-
gust "a with Prof. Groot from Mid
dlebury College as the speaker of
the afternoon. There will be a con-
cert in the evening.
There is to be an illustrated lee
ture at the Academy hall Thursday
evening, August 5, given by Charles
stock for the summer. Mr.. Sheldon
is a friend and classmate of Mr..
Bliss, and it is owing to his interest
for our welfare that he will enter
tain Mr.. Sheldon and give US the
pleasure of this very interesting en-
tertainment. There will be no ad-
mission fee and Mr. Bliss invites
everybody to attend.
Mrs. John Presley and three sons
and daughter of Whitefeld, N. H,
spent Sunday at William Strew's
making the trip by auto.
Mrs. Walter Strew and Mrs. Claude
Strew were visitors in ST. Johns
bury last Tuesday, the guests of
F. E. Batchedler.
Miss Beryl Stevens is visiting rel
atives in Littleton, N H., and Miss
Lucy Buffum is also visiting there
and at Franconia, N. H., for two
weeks.
Misses Phelps, Manchester and
Buffum enjoyed a picnic at West Bar
net last Wednesday with Miss Mary
Mclaughlin of Peacham. Mrs. w
NJ. Phelps spent that day at Peter
Laird's at West Barnet.