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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-29
FOR SALE.

Nice room cottage, Page street.
close In, fine lot garden, fruit trees,
barn and poultry house. Possession
can be given on short notice.
2t-1-29 John p Cheney.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-29

time ago. We welcome Mr.. and
Mrs. Wood and wish for them much
success.
Frances, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. f. Daniel, is quite sick.
CLYDE.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-29

FOR RENT-House with lot AMI
garden. Apply to liz Granting St.
or phone 275 ]. Jan. %, tt.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-29
LOST AND FOUND.
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-House and two lots one
mile from Marietta on Atlanta
road. Mrs. j. B. Gartl ell, Atlanta
road at Buffers. Phone 468-L. II.
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Season Gayety Grows
i'm Thousand islands
Dance Contests Every Wednesday Evening at lacn'
Cub-Ee Flies Win First Polo Game
Cottage Arrivals Increasing.

Of tho club last year. is reelected with
Mrs. Hudson P. Rose. Of New YORK, IS
recording secretary. A children's par
" will be given some time IN August
Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN II. Briggs
have arrived az the Thousand IslanuS
for the tennis tournament.
stephen Bonsal. ir, has arrived az
Alexandria Bay, and is with ms gran l.
father. Colonel c. II. Hayden, al FAIRY
land. Mr.. and Mrs Alexander K. fea-
cock. who pad a large house party over
the Fourth Of July. have WITH mem
now. Mr.. Dwight, Miss May Marina
Armstrong, Hugh Aiken, OF PITT
turgh. and Mr.. and Mrs. d. n: AloIlSnI
and their daughter, Of Valley FarA'
Mrs. Upshaw, the widow Of the late
General Upshaw. and her daughtsr'
Miss Muricl Upshaw. are among the
quests at the Thousand Island House
Major General J. r. Gibbons o.
Rauxite. Arkansas. with his chez en- IN
gineer, ". A. Rucker, and c. {. braz'I
Superintendent of the BauNlte mines
we're at the Thousand Island HOUSE
over SUNDAY. ,,,i.s
Sir. and Mrs. S. Hasgall and My!es
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Rangeley Lakes and the Connecticut
Lakes. The Sugar Hill cottage colony
is larger than ever this season and the
hotels, Sunset Hill House, Look OFF and
Peckett's. and the Forest Hill, at Fran
coma. are catering to large number
Of visitors.
TIE Mount Washington has had a
constant stream of motor cars driving
up since its opening a week ago, and
many o. atrons are returning for the
season. Entertaining has started IN
the Cave Grill, where several supper
parties have been given, and there has
been much dancing in the evening. The
Foret de Danse will open in few days
with its negro orchestra.
Among the riders has been Miss
Paula Sterling, of New York, who has
explored some of the wooded trails.
Willis Ogden Warren is the champion
mountaineer of the resort and does a
daily mountain climb before luncheon.
having scaled Mounts Pleasant, De-
ception, Stickney, Echo and Barron.
Golf will be paramount among the
attractions at Breton Woods this year
and among those playing daily are DR..
and Mrs. Robinson, Carman B. Mess
more, Miss Paula Sterling Mr. and Mrs.
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Venetian Night Opens
Asbury Carnival Days
y;bts of Khorassan in Oriental Costumes Give Rain
bow Parade-Talk and Trombone Solo by
Phone to San Francisco.

all events in Class A, and New Jersey
State rules will govern Class b. En-
tries close July 26, and no post entries
will be permitted. while no fee is
charged. The Atlantic Coast cham
pionships will be held on Friday. at
$50 p. m, and the state championships
on Saturday at 2 p. IN.
There will be a dance in connection
with the regular Pryor band concert
next Thursday night. This is an in
novation, and if il proves successful
will be a weekly feature. The growing
demand for dancing on the beach front
decided the commissioners to make this
change. The available dance floor at
the Arcade is equally as large as at
the Casino and the novelty of dancing
TO Pryor music will undoubtedly attract
great crowds. In connection with the
dances, lucky number contests will be
held.
The newly organized Automobile
Club of Asbury Park is putting forth
great effort to secure the good roads
convention of the Associated Automo-
bile Clubs of New Jersey which holds
its annual session next month. There
are more than a thousand automobile
owners who attend this convention. The
charter membership of the local club
will be kept open until the first week in
August, so as to give visitors full OPP
portunity to qualify for membership.
The local CLUB printed thousands Of
cards conveying warning 10 visiting
autoists to comply with the state laws
OF New Jersey as regards licenses and
lights, as this section of the shore is
overrun with state automobile inspec-
tors. II was a friendly warning and
will do a great deal of good, and not
only save the visitors but the State
Automobile Department considerable
annoyance.
The musical held at the Hotel
Brunswick last night was one of the
social events Of the week and largely
attended by members Of the hotel and
cottage colonies.
Wednesday evening bridge parties
at the Metropolitan are proving pop
ular diversion for the guests and their
friends. This week there were eigh-
teen tables in play and four prizes
we're offered
TIE second Of the Monday evening
children's dances at the Lafayette
Hotel will be held next week. More
than fifty invitations have been sent
out and the little tots will compete for
three prizes offered for fancy dancing;
Guests At sunset nan were ViCH,eE
70 a new dance step this week called
the "Hit the Trail" or Billy Sunday
trot. It was approved by the dancers
and Lucien O. Appleby. the originator,
was kept busy teaching 1t throughout
the evening.
4 large bridge luncheon was given
Al the Columbia yesterday afternoon
Inv Mrs. O. N. Biehn. The tea room
us decorated with American beauty
yoeos and the house orchestra rendered
specially arranged programme dur
ING the luncheon hour.
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Haspall who we're guests at the
Thousand Island House for some time
have returned 20 their home in st.
Louis. Miss Penrose Hasgall. their
daughter. is remaining al the Thous-
and Islands for several weeks longer
and is a guest of Col. and Mrs. Staples,
at their cottage.
Col. and Mrs. O. G.. Staples enter
tanned a party of about twenty-five on
their Yacht the Nereid, last Friday. at
fishing party and shore dinner.
The quests included Col. and Mrs. Gas
ton. Miss Muriel Upshaw. Miss Pen
rose Hasgall. Mr.. and Mrs. s. Hasgall.
Don Fleck and Myles Hasgall.
Miss Molla Bjurstedt, of Norway, has
arrived at the Thousand Islands and Is
the guest of Miss Margaret Tay Tor.
She is entered in the Thousand Islands
tennis tournament, along with numer-
Gus other expert players. Irving
Wright. Miss Florence Brown, Mrs.
Marshall Mclean. Miss Edna Wildey,
Mrs. A. Graham Miles, Miss Abbie Nor
rison, Miss White, Miss Handy and Mrs.
BENJAMIN F. Briggs are among the en-
trants at the Thousand Islands Coun-
try Club tournaments.
The dinner dance at the Thousand
Islands Yacht Club on last Saturday
was largely attended. There we're nu-
merous dinner parties preceding the
dance and even more OF the members
entertained at supper at midnight
A. Graham Miles gave a polo dinner
10 the members of the Thousand ISL
ands Eel Flies. and 10 the visiting polo
team, the Philadelphia Country Cluo
FreeboOterS.
Mrs. James Pass. Of Syracuse. who
has opened her cottage at the Ihou-
sand Islands, gave dinner party at
the club. her guests numbering twelve
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Wiser. who ar
rived last week, and came down 70
Alexandria Bay, 10 attend the polo IN
the afternoon, entertained party OF
twelve guests at dinner, including Mass
Sara Medill.
Nr. and Mrs. Robert Osborne had
eight guests at dinner, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles :. Recess guests number SIX
Fenton Taylors dinner party lncluded
Mr. and Mrs. A. Graham Miles enter
tanned a large number Of guests az sup
ner including the members OF Ihelr
house party for tennis week.
DR. and Mrs. J. Miles Glbbons,s party
i,rIuded Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Rumble,
Fdward Rumble, Mrs. J. VI. DeLone'
Mr. and Mrs. K. II. Eggleston, sr,, Mss
Uoien Eggleston and Miss Katherine
Blocker. -. . - .ho
season at the Thousand ISLANDS Coun-
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Of the cubs, the other two escaping
into the forest.
Robert Bentley, of Youngstown, Ohio,
who has arrived with the members OF
his family to occupy Camp Canaras,
is one of the most enthusiastic fisher
men of the Upper Saranac Lake. Mr..
Bentley has been catching seine fine
bass and lake trout, and on Monday
brought in a string of twenty-five
speckled trout. Mr. Bentley has Sc
cured and released in the waters OF OF
Hoel Pond and Pollywog Pend 5000
brook trout fngerlings to further i'm
prove the brook trout fishing in those
ponds. which are among the finest
speckled trout ponds in the Adlron-
dacks.
The season for picnics on a large
scale opened on Monday, when the
Misses Mills. daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrington NJ. Mills, OF Washing
ton. entertained twenty-five young men
and women at dinner or hapJacHS ana
fish on the shore of Floodwooc POND.
The journey to the picnic grounds was
made in boats.
John Logan, Of Youngstown, ONO,
son of the late General John A. Logan
VINO recently DAiNIdotN Wv
camp. has arrived at camp, where ne
will spend the summer with Mrs. Lo.
gan. Mr.. and Mrs. S. VI. Colgate, OF
New York. are at their camp on Upper
Saranac Lake for the summer. Mrs.
Anna Ward Sage, Of Albany, IS occu-
pving the Ward camp, on Markham
Point where she is entertaining
house party Mrs. Howard T. Chamber-
lain. Of Buffalo, and Mrs. J. T. Collier
of Meadville, Penn, are among the re-
cent arrivals at Saranac lnn' where
.hey will occupy the Bird Cage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G. Poor and
son, Arthur Poor, of Passalc, \. j.
have returned to the inn for another
season. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Caspar Wis
ter and Malcolm Lloyd, jr, Of PhlIa-
delphia, are occupying the Chandler
cottage for the season. Miss A. L.
Nourse. of Boston, is at Saranac Inn
for the summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas:
W, Osborne and Earl W. Osborne OF
New York, have returned 70 Saranae,
Inn for their annual visit. Mr.. and
Mrs. A, W. Gilman and James I'll Imam
Of Yonkers, will spend fortnight
here.
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Block Island

Block Island, R. l., July l8.-The sea
son at Block Island promises to be
lively one. Extensive Improvements
have been made everywhere and the
visitors are finding much that is new
and attractive in this famous New Eng
land resort. Fishing has been good
this week, and even the yachts have
had good luck with the swordishing.
Mr. Fuller, of Pawtucket, R. l., on his
Yacht. the Thets, is reported to have
brought in three large swordfish one
day this week.
The bathing has been good and pop
ular. The crowds at the beach are
much larger than is usual for this time
Of season. and the temperature Of the
water is very high.
Saturday night was ladies' night al
the Hygeia Hotel, and all enjoyed the
entertainment SIS we'll as the dancing.
After the dance Mr.. and Mrs. Seis
Rosenberg, of New York City, enter.
tanned all Of the young people in the
grill room, and it was voted a big sac
cess. Forty of the patrons at the
Sprine House enjoyed a beach party
at Pebbly Beacn on Wednesday night.
The party was in charge Of Mrs. F: {
/ Moore, Of Brooklyn, y. Y. The mrs;
dance Of the season at the ocean view
was held on Saturday evening.
= Nhah h. 10 ar
Nanisses Hotel on Wednesday evening
/ when all who dance must be in juvenile
/ costume. A prize will be given for rae
best costume.
At the Woonsocket House are John
T Scanlon, president of the STANDARD
Fashion Company, of New York City,
and his family.
Mr.. Lennon, OF the Atlantic Inn, en-
tertained a party Of eighteen Thursday
evening with rarebit and dance.
Among those who enjoyed the fun were
/ Miss Mary Lennon. Miss Mullen and
Paul Grimes. of the Inn, and the Misses
Anderson, Miss George Carrier, John
Almy and Harry Dutton from the ny
/ geia Hotel.
At the New National are Mr. and
. Mrs. II. +. Zimmerman and Mr.. and
( Mrs. f. 0. Jenning, of New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs A. ". Whitehause, o:
! Brooklyn, and party Of ten are at the
Surf Hotel for July for the ninth sea
| son. The party includes the Misses
/ Whitehause. Mrs. Jeanne Owan, Miss
Fanny Meyer, Mrs. F. A. Killers, Mrs
i Z. Mathers and Mr.. and Mrs A. d
+ Whitehause Mrs Arthur Day, of tn
Surf Hotel, entertained the Rock Ores,
Club on ThurSday and Friday Of thl.
week.
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Alexandria Bay. July 1'.-lhe sea-
son among the cottagers at the Ihous-
ond Islands is one of the busiest Tor
a number of wears. Last weeks ar
rivals include Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert l.
Rafferty,. of Pittsburgh, who have op-
ened their cottage Bonny Castle. MISS
Doris Rafferty, is expected TO JOIN heF
narents next Wednesday.
MIR and Mrs. Price Mckinney. OF
Cleveland. have arrived at Alexandra
Bav. and have opened their cottage on
Dry Island.
Every Wednesday evening at the
Thousand Islands Yacht Club there
will be Paul Jones dance and there
will he elimination contests. Many
attractive prizes will be awarded the
winners in the dance contests.
At the first meeting OF the LADIES'
Welcome Club last Tuesday, an cleo
ton of officers took place. Mrs Charles
s. Rees. of New York, was elected
president, the outgoing president be-
ing Mrs. r. II. Eggleston, ST; Mrs.
Chester II. Hoag was elected treasurer
succeeding Miss MarCatet Taylor; Mrs.
J. Miles Gibbons. who was secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-18

,.,r-r Park. y. j.. July 17.-With
.,..-;vsl here on Monday Of the Ora
:. -. order Of the Knights of Khoras-
sovcra' thousand strong, Asbury
~ was transformed into a semi
n-.,tsl city. The hordes, wearing
80 and Oriental costumes, added
..,,r 70 the activities Of the resort The
.;.h,v 2arade Wednesday night was
20 ~ the most effective displays seen
-. !, wears. Almost 5000 participat-
:, and the color schemes were &C
s,,,,s.ei tv throwing bright hued
s.,.I;rpts over the paraders. They
-.r,hei and drilled in competition for
~. $4,000 cash prizes offered. Tues
a. evening the knights were enter
..;,e5 through the courtesy OF the New
YORK Telephone Company with a trans
.o-t,,erta, talk TO San Francisco. Four
Kindred Of the members participated
.-8 Wsyor C.. f. r. Hetrick, Of Asbury
psrk talked with the Mayor Of the
pac.sc city. and Arthur Pryor played
trombone solo, the notes Of which
were carried across the country to the
gentlemen seated at the Western end
nj the wire. The Hotel Brunswick and
pot, Bristol were headquarters for
ne d. o. h. X. and X. of 2.
In conjunction with and for the en-
+sr.si-1tr- O. the visitors the first
csrrtva' event. a Night In Venice"
vss held on Sunset Lake last evening,
trj was attended by g throng Of at
Last 10000 ueop,e. who were delighted
Nth the beauty of the scene. The
b9r5ers o. th.s beautiful lake were
dotted with thousands of electric lights.
and tesroors were strung oNeT the
water AND So johns Island. 4 num-
lsr ~ canoes were transferred from
nesl I axe 90 compete for the prizes
o=sref. This is the first time in carnl-
val history that Sunset Lake has been
used f.. carnival tcte. and 2 proved
fNe most attractive setting ever offered.
An extensive entertainment pro-
grsmre is being arranged by the Co
nus Club. one OF ASbury Park S lead
ire social organizations, for the latter
part Of this month and during August
The first event will be large beach
party next week, followed by a tennis
tournament early next month. In an
o.fc.aI way this club is affiliated with
The carnival commission and assists IN
selecting the queen and maids for the
bahv parade events.
The canoe regatta, scheduled to be
held on Deal Lake July 80 and 81, will
Be he greatest event Of the kind ever
held in this section Of the state Mayor
{. r. F. Hetrick and the Asbury Park
Canoe Club have the affair in charge
The regatta is open 10 canoeists OF
this state, New York and Pennsylvania
American association rules will govern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-18

Atlantic City, July 17.-And low it's
the Roman frock! The Boardwalk
crowd gazed upon the latest sartorlal
wonder in the line of toys for the
promenade this week and wondered. All
the lines Of the toga Of ancient memory
are carried out In the new creations,
which are composed of cream or white
fannels, with severe stripes OF yellow
or blue satin around the square-cut
neck and the bottom of the rather wide
skirt. The blouse falls over a con-
cealed belt, which gives the latest dress
the loose and roomy look of the attire
affected in the time of Julius Cesar,
and the pioneers who wear the new
frocks insist that they have reached
the acme of summer comfort. BandeauX
of the tint of the stripes and sandals
over white hose complete the costume
as worn by the ultra-fashionables.
Hotel pOrches are buZzing with the
latest health fad. Portly business and
professional men Of middle age and
women folk who fear the arrival OF
extra avoirdupois are the disciples OF
the cult which has strenuous exercise
for it's fetch. Parties of devotees toss
ing soggy medicine balls and topping
off with mile-long trots along the hard
beach at the edge of the breakers have
become ordinary sights along the fash
ionable Chelsea section.
The Youngsters of both sexes have
started sport which Is giving some
worry to the officials charged with
watching over the safety OF the Wis
itors. Wearying of ordinary canoeing
in the quiet bay waters back Of the
resort, the boys and girls portage their
canoes out 20 the beach, and have been
giving the watchers thrills by driving
the frail craft through me surf.
Tons upon tons Of baggage came IN
this week, telling of the arrival of the
real yacationists, who hail from nearly
every city of Importance in the land
Family parties, with Riddles and nurse
,,,.fIs - .bafr train tnok nnzzagsion ~
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picnic TO Bartlett's Inn at Bart
lett,s Carry. and back on Monday even
mo was enioved by Mrs. Harry ferree
and Mrs. William Ferree, OF PITTS
burgb. Alex Robertson, of Washngton'
seymour Eaton and Raymond open
chain. of New York, and the MISSES
Helen and Lulu Flint, Of Saranac Lake:
The annual shower for the Deneht OF
81 Iuke's Church, held at the Church
Street residence Of Mrs. W. +. howell
was largely attended and resulted IN
many Gifts for the annual summer SAFE
Of he Ladies Guild. Among those
nresent and who assisted were Mrs; j.
Pevton Clark, Mrs. Paige Watson, MRS.
W r SOBER, Mrs. Edward II. Small
Mrs Arthur Duncan Moir, Mrs Walter
II CMett. Mrs. Lawrason Brown, MISS
Riddle. Mrs. William &. Burt, Mrs. D.
II Vincent. Mrs. B. II. Gray, Mrs. T. L.
GRAY and Mrs. A. d. Manning.
]. w. Watts, of Cuba, has returned
for the season at the Knollwood CLUB,
on Lower Saranac Lake. Hiss Alice
Perkins. of Lake Street, is entertain
ing Miss Maud Creighton, OF Bristol
England. Miss Perkins entertained LOT
Miss Creighton with a motor party 10
Ausable Chasm and dinner at the
Chasm Hotel.
Mrs. Dwight NJ. Simpson, who IS oc-
cupying a cottage on Colby Lake IS
entertaining Mrs. VI. ID. Huesus' OF
Troy. "
Upper Saranac, y. Y. July 17.-Nis-
itors here are much excited over the
adventure of Mrs. A. NJ. Daniels WIN
a bear and three cubs Mrs. Daniels
was at Sabattis last Friday as guest
Of her son and Mrs. Charles VI. Dan
iels. On a trail near the Daniels lodge
he marty saw she bear and three
cubs. Mr.. Daniels shot the bear and
Mrs. c. NJ. Daniels brought down one
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try Club polo grounds took place on
Saturday afternoon. The Philadelphia
Country Club Freebooters, consisting
of /, G. B. Fletcher; ?, Barclay Nc
Fadden: 3, Alfred Collins; 4, A. {;
Yarnell, met the Thousand Islands Eel
Flies, consisting of l, Henry Wiser;
2. A. G.. Miles; 8, X. H. Villas; 4, Bob
Bullock. Substitute for the Freebooters
was E. NJ. Hopping and for the Eel
Flies, William Cutler. The home team
won with a score of 3l2 TO 81.
Those who watched included Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Wiser, Miss Sara Medill, Mr..
and Mrs. Hudson P. Rose, Mrs. +. Biar-
dot, Mrs. II. McMillin, Miss Isabel Nc
Milln, Margaret McMillin, Stephen
Bonsal. Miss Helen Wilbur, Commodore
T. A. Gillespie, Mrs. George c. Boldt,
IT., Mrs. Alexander R. Peacock, Mrs. A:
G. Miles, Colonel T. H. Wheeler and
Commodore c. NJ. Englis.
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n, ....l,. r.,,. - Tho beavv
1.'r.. = 90 mt the fin
- e. e.. ILL., IF tho 81
I u FL. CI,,b a.d tho arrival
4; ~ 5 80. -.'' - of severaI of the
- e"i t-.. -, aUgurs the
t ...-..,' If tournaments
-. 1....
w" -. =
me social colon! along 'He -
steadily increasing. Inc arrivals haHe
been numerous ms "teh' auu a". III >
1aem va. '.- frehch anu. II W
tccomIar.si her son, W imam H. an
eerDlii I'D. 90 camp heeilon'. - - -.
Robert J.. huntington Accompanies ny
Ied son. vi. i 1.,'t VII USere She viii
X ~. e.. f,5 Inv otber members Of
Re- f.-,r,
M. ,,,.;. ,.;.h b;s GRAND.
-" IMAM W. .-0-1Ip-"' ~, ID MIS-
YYiI'-ui'., ~. 1A..uI q" v. - Md.
Asy"-L- A..1. . iI rs az an" ~ Angmst
over, who're IRE VIII DC yOIieN ''' nus '''
Dy Ats. HcN.pih.
Mr. all Mrs James Blackstone Tay-
lor. with . large house party, are at
the Rock. where Mr. Taylor's nephew
). Talbot Taylor, with his bride, spent
Their l0...u noon. Mr. and MIS-. +. ~
Fau.kr.r. Eev York, arrived TINS
week 90 occupy their camp on Lower
81. Eeg Lake. Ir. and Mrs George
Brew,,cr arrived yesterday and opened
then camp ON >p.-re Lake.
Saras.o --te, y. \" July IL ne
soe.a- se.... D Slranac Lake Is IN luli
kwnE. wit. ..Dcheons, teas, receptions
ana dance. .r abundance. ne ias
canoe ot D.. season at the Boys OluD
was wei. attended, and the reception
gwen by Nr. and Mrs. George n. Fisher
tnnourcrs -Hc engagement OF MISS
Dorothy Fisher and Carl Palmer. was
one o., o.. largest gatherings OF the
season.
Robert Wry.e steel. Of Philadelphia,
who has esmu on Lower Saranac
Lake. has launched new hydroplane,
the tr.- c..f. of IFS kind TO ply any
water of tao Sararac system.
SuFrarisr. is uiping hot in Saranac
Lake. The movement here eliminated
Tuesdsv ar,o~roon when al a Joint
meeting a. The various clubs Of the
village Nr. Herbert s Carpenter. of
Loon T.ls and Mrs Elizabeth Mac
Donald 1f ~ Pools Falls org2nized a
perma-s,. ...rr,g,c cIvb Mrs. Car
perter g... ,l.c,c5 ,rasiden+ and Miss
Aida C-.5., e.rresident Mrs. A. II.
Denny Is .er-otarv and Mrs. Lawrason