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OUT ~STARKSBOTO.

The Rev. ana Mrs, Herbert Mccarty,
who have occupied the Narney cottage,
have moved to Robert Young's, Mrs,
Elizabeth tnderhill, daughter, Caroline.
granddaughter. Miss Ethel Chaplin. and
Miss Sue Barrett Of BROOKLYN will oc-
cupy the cottage again this summer, COM
ing this Miss Sarah Or>is. who is
head nurse in a hospital in New York
city, is a guest for a few weeks with her
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Orvis.-
Mr.. and Mrs, j. Edwards and family of
Brooklyn will occupy the Moody cottage
in Jerusalem this summer Elisha Fol
lansbee and family Of New Haven We're
weekend guests Of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. David Follansbec.-Frank Orvis
and family and Mss Agnes Wright are
ca mping AT Shelburne pond.-Miss Mary
Jones and Mrs, Taylor and children ot
Brooklyn are guests for the summer a,
Walter YounE's.-Wesley Follansbee has
returned from Shirley, Mass. where he
has had employment the past year
Miss Cora Orvis of Bristol Is a guest al
her aunt's, Mrs. Iindley Rirdsall
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pANTON.

Little Doris Miller Of East Chicago,
Ind, has arrived for her summer vaca-
ton with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Farnsworth.-Silas and Bessie
Tappen of Tarrytown, y. y, have been
guests Of friends in tovn.-Charles stan
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. LOYAL Spaulding and
sisters, Wealthy and Jessie Nell, were
guests Sunday Of MI. and Mrs. william
NcIntrye Of Now Haven.
Mrs. Edward %Spaulding Of Bridpurt
spent last week In this vicinity Miss
Mary Adams has returned from New
York, where she has spent several months
and with her mother, who has been WITH
her son. Friend, for some time. has re-
opened their house for the
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hatch of Bur
lineton spent the Fourth In town-The
ladies Of the Methodist Episcopal society
will serve ice crcam at &. j. rainier :
store next Wednesday evening. MIR and
Mrs. Elmer Coonrod have returned from
a weeks visit I'm Canada The Rev. and
Mrs. g. e. Cornell have nccn ENJOYING
"A two weeks vacation and there were
no services at the Methodist Episcopa
church last Sunda Mrs. Ira BrNdia is
nursing two sore fingers caused ny
squeezing them in a door.-iittie Elsie
and had not a Doctors assistance beer
called promptly the result might have
been serious.
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MONKTON RIDGE.

An ENJOYABLE occasion was the recep-
ton, Tuesday evening, given At the home
Of Mr., and Mrs. Charles lioag In honor
Of the Rev. and Mrs. j. +. Ransome and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Russell. \ large
were present. The guests were
by Mrs. David Barton. Mrs.
Hoag and Mrs. Eliza Brown. \ program
was given consisting Of ducts by Miss
Carrie Miles and Alfred Williams. road
10y Mrs. r. W. Meader and the Rev.
David Barton. solo by W, Earle Meade
and appropriate remarks Ivy the Rev.
Mr.. Taussig. pastor of the Methodist
Church. Refreshments were served by
Carrie Miles. Gladys Meader and Jessie
shiverette. Mrs. Ransomo was presented
with a silver percolator from the churcn
society and Mr.. Ransome with a hand
some oak rocker in appreciation If MS
services on the church proportY.-Mr
and Mrs. +. w. M"ader attended the
golden wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Seguin i'm Charlotte. SaturdaN.-Mtsf
Evcline Williams uf Burlington is spend
ing some time with her nephew and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred =. Williams
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. y. Contois of Nortr
Adams. Mas. have also been visiting
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Williams Mi. and Mrs
Spencer Wright and son, Warner. OF
Malone. y. Y. visited Nj. and Mrs
Charles FToaE SaturdaN.-Mrs. Parle'
Russell and Two children Of 81 Alban:
arc visiting at Albert Russelrs.-Mr ant
Mrs. Jonas Fuller are parents Of {
daughter born July 1.-THE Rev. anc
Mrs. j. F.. Hansome We're visitors If
BURLINGTON. Wednesdav.-Niss Berthe
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from Page One).

first time in more than a year.-The
Misses Carrie Buttolph. Mildred Martin,
Marion Wright. Mae Tracy. May Smith.
Elizabeth Hamilton, Pauline Fletcher.
Mildred Cady. Flora Booth, Rena Mack,
Pearl F'arnham. Mildred Day. Alice Hol-
comb and Mary Wright of the Camp Fire
Girls of his village are at the Sanford
cottage, AXE Dunmore, for two weeks
r. F.. Wales of Rutland is in town for a
10 days visit.
W. r.. Clement. VINO FOR 10 years has
operated a shoe store in this village, has
sold out his business to f. a. Evans Of
burlington. who took possession Tuesday.
Mr.. Clement expects to remain in town,
but what his future business will he he
has not decided, During his business ca
reer here he has made many friends who
will wish him success in whatever he I'M
dertakes.-The Misses Evelyn and kath-
crime Bruya of Barre are In toWn,-Prof.
r. Conant Voter has returned from
Keene. y. H., where he testified as an
expert for the defense in a murder case.
This case was one of alleged arsenic poi
soning and Professor Voter was employed
on an ANALYSIS Of the organs of the de-
ceased. A small amount Of arsenic was
IOunu ON hidIN LlHE ~ hfllNlI'S
beer and cider consumed 10y the man and
il was demonstrated that the arsenic
found could have been imbibed from ac-
cidental sources, Professor Voter also
found arsenic i'm the bedroom wall paper
and in the hair mattress on which the sick
man lay. Medical testimony for the de
Tense showed that ptomaine poisoning
ana alcoholism We're the main causes OF
death.-Col, Thad NJ. Chapman has just
purchased through George +, Kidder, Jr,,
and John u. wood of this village an AjaX
chemical engine which he will have foi
use at his home in this village.-Miss Es'
Their Bullock Of ST, Adams is I'm town Il
visit relatives and friends. Clarence and
Catherine Botsford of Rutland. Robert
and Louise Elmer of Addison, Ruth an(
Leah Everest Of New Haven. and Ralph
Ryder Of W-eybridge arc visiting theil
aunt, Mrs. r.. e. Gulley.-It is expected
that DIR. Dawson will he present At tn
evening services at the Memorial Pap
fist Church Sunday evening,-Mr. ant
Mrs. oliver Chilson have returned from
Nergennes, where they rave been for
few days.-Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fisher ar,
in town for a few days visit to their par
ents. They will leave Friday for Gin
%cinnati. where Mr., Fisher viii join hi
baseball team-Elmer WTlmarth Of Cleve
land, Ohio. a former well known residen
Of this village is in town.-Horton Jones
who has been seriously III for 10 days. !
thought to he a little better
The MiddleburY baseball team wi
play with tn" Rristols at Meehan's pa RI
Lake Dunnore- this afiArnaar p-
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Notice to Taxpayers.

The taxpayers OF the city or Burning
ton are hereby notified that the city
dncluding school. State. State road, state
school and county highways and bridges
and sinking fund.- taxes for the year
1918 have been assessed by the city
Council of the City OF burlington and
the tax bills delivered to the city treas
urer for collection. to he paid to SAID
trea surer at his office, No. 1. city Hall,
according to law within forty days from
this date. Any taxes remaining unpaid
after the expiration of said time, August
q. the treasurer will issue his warrant
against each delinquent person for tho
collection Of such unpaid taxes, adding
to each unpaid tax five per cent, and
ten cents for warrant. which viii be
addressed and delivered to the constable
Of said city TO be collected according
to law.
Office hours from 500 a. m. to 500
n. m. Monday and Saturday evenings
700 to 900.
Dated at the City of Burlington. July
/, 1915.
l.. G. GRANT,
1855, st. .2t. city Treasurer.
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second Lieutenant Roscoff. on their way
TO Tishkill. N. v, encamped on the ola
fair grounds S~unday.-Mr. and Mrs. Dana
+. Woodman and two children of New
York are visiting his parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. W. u. W~oodman.-Dr. ana Mrs, D.
y. Carroll. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred l'eoau 'e''
Sunday on an Trip 10 ror'
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fhillips OF Montpcner spent ."e Nee"-e"'
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FISHER Of the New York American
League team will play With the Nfdd'e-
bury tea m.lThe rrratn NJ Mir Jane
Hodges were brv1eht hero from Water
bury IN the noon train Wedneeday ann
taken to ST. Mays Catholic Church.
where the funeral will ne held this morn
ing a, nine O'Clock. She was a former
resident and is survived by a brother,
George J. Wedges. Of East Middiebury.
and a sister. Mrs. Patrick Condor. Of
Court street. this village. She was N
YEA RS of age. The burial will be In the
Catholic cemetery.-Dr Samuel Sheldon,
Samuel sheldon, Jr., Mrs. Burton
Thompson OF New York and Mrs. Rob
ert =. Pinney we're guests at the Fort
William Henry hotel. Lake George, y. v,
Tuesdav.-Simeon Murch. who has been
here for y few months as athletic in
structor at Mddlebury College, has
moved his family here from Boston and
will occupy the house on South street,
recently vacated by John Wight and
family. who have moved back TO their
farm at Cream Hin. Shoreham.-The vii
age trustees have placed a post at the
corner Of Main street and Merchants
Row and have also stationed Edward
irppnr0, " pbllCef1Hn. ~ lne post, dflu
tea ms, automobiles and all vehicles have
TO keep on their side of the road Miss
Ma riga ret Mct;rath Of Mechanicsville y.
". is AZ the Addison for a few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. W. V. Hagar of Wash
inCton, u. g.. were guests Of H.. r.
HaEar the first Of the week. Mr.. Hagar
is employed in the United States coast
and goedetic survey and is located AT
Boston this season.-Fred Mayheau has
returned from burlington. where ne
went to accompany home his wife, who
has been at the Mary Fletcher hospt-
tai for a few weeks. She underwent 2
serious operation and is greatly i'm
proved MIR. and Mrs. William F.. Dumas
have returned from n few days visit
in Burlington. i. F.. ORoarke has re-
turned from Boston. where he has beer
Brosseau has returned from Adams
Mass. where he spent a few weeks
George 7 kidder has returned from
Rutls d.-Rohert Shea. clerk in the +,
on a two weeks vacation. which he vii
spend In New Bedford and BOSTON
Ma sS.-Judge James r. Mclaughlin an
John l.. Groyder Of Jamaica, y. Y. ar
at the Addison for a few weeks stay
r. F. Wales Of Rutland. a former resi-
dent. is visiting relatives in town an
Weyhridge for IN days.
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ORWELL.

Miss Ann Phelps is in poor health.-Mr,
and Mrs. Willard Widmer of Round Lake.
y. y, are with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Alien.-One-half If the farmers
will commence hayinc this week. The
crop will ne below the AVERAGE. W.
Raymond returned 10 Rutland Monday
morning. Mrs. :. +. Calhoun is 4 guest
OF Mrs. 5. l.. stevens. -Liout. Leo For
deau OF the I. :. s. Rhode Island has
been at Victor Roulia's.-Miss .Affe Mar
tin Of Warsaw. y. T., is spending a few
days In Agent j,
+. Carrigan spoke in the town hal
Monday evening to the largest number he
has addressed since he commenced work
in the county. His subject was Lime
and Lining. Mrs. charles Il. Picard
is entertaining her sister from Canada
Mr.. Oliver Bascom has a brother and
sister with hor from Ludlow, Mass.-A son
was born to MI. and Mrs. r. :. Young
Monday.
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NORTH ~FERRISBURG.

Eugene Palmer, who has been in
Nevada the past eight wears. has re-
home to visit his mother. Mrs.
Palmcr.-Lew Gage ana sons. Burn
ham and Robert. OF Natick. Mass. are
visiting at Mrs. r. y. Searss.-The en-
inment in Allen hall Saturda Y
evening was we'll attended. The pro-
gram consisted of patriotic music by
an orchestra Of vounS people. solos on
the violin were given by Percy Kim
ball and Allen Newton cornet music
NY Walter Lewis; flag drill and reci-
tations Good Night" by six little
girls. The program was in charge of
Mrs. NJ. +. Allen and Josephine Kings
land
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WILLISTON.

Howard Rochell from Jericho spent
SUNDAY with Mrs. Joseph Romhard.-
Mr.. and Mrs, Walter Fisk from san
Francisco. cal, are the guests of Mrs
Sadie Kraus Mi. Fish from Burling'
ton called on Dennis kendron sunday
Charles Metcalf of BOSTON visited his
parents sunday and Monday.-Ths
Xmas daughters circle will meet IN
C%hittenden park Friday afternoon for
a picnic,-The Ladies Aid met with
Mrs. Willard Ferguson YESTERDAY at
terleon.-Wilnam lombard, Henry
Babcock and Robert SIENNA returneC
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BRISTOL.

Tho Baptist Church gave the Rev, and
Mrs. Ernest NJ. Holman "A farewell
reception Wednesday June o. DR.. and
Mrs. +. r. Erirgs assisted in receiving.
The ushers were Phillip Lawrence and
Clement Smith. Al orchestra Of the
Young people Of the church furnished
music. Mrs. Homer Hewitt and Mrs.
Bushey presided over the punch bowl.
NJ. Holman and family expect to leave
Bristol SOM Tim. next week and after
a visit AT Mrs. Holman's home in Mel
rose. Mass. they will 80 to MIR, llol-
mans pastorate in Maine.-Mrs. Genevi"vs
Tower returned To Burlington Friday
The Baptist sunday school had q boat
ride and picnic at Basin Harbor Friday.
II Lawrence Memorial library will I've
opcn from now til september / from
-four to six aud seven Ia nine O'Clock each
week day. Monday being a legal holiday
the library win he closod G. r
Wilson Of Burlington is visiting her
mother, Mrs j, r. Wills,-Mrs Meader
Martin Is slouly recovering from her re-
cent illness.-The park is being wired and
decorated for an electrical display dur
ing chautau0ua woek,-Miss Flossie
Quimby is i'll at the home of Mrs. Ernest
kilbourn on Church street.
Mrs, lIuldah clark If Addison is visit
ing at Mrs. Kingman's BERNARD Gleason
returned saturday from a Visit with rela-
tives in Ncstford.-Mr II Mrs. Bert
d. Corkins of C~hateaugay. ~. y" are
I guests Of Mrs. rorkins' parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j, A. Jennings. and family.-Anna
blanchard was operated upon Saturday
morning for appendicitis,-B. w. Estey
has sold the Briggs place at West Lin
coin to Arthur Strong, who Will take
possession at once.
w. II. Bosworth Of Florence, Mass,
is in town for "Old Home week.
Ralph Brown spent sunday at his
home in Burlington.-Dr. Horace Crane
district superintendent of Clean dis
trist, Genesee county, y. " preached
In the Methodist Church sunday morn
ing. Or. Crane was a former resident
of Bristol, Or. and Mrs. Crane are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Fergu
son,--Mrs Truman Chase ~ a cues
OF Mrs. ID y, Meadcr,-Leon Dean wh'
was graduated from the University %
vermont In the class of 1919, is al MI
home here-Mrs. Hugh smith an'
child OF Washington, n G., are guest'
Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs, L. A
Chaplin S. Flint and FAMILY or Bur
lington were in town over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip wright OF Wash
inston. u C., are guests OF his par
ehts' MI and Mrs Arson +, wright
Miss Helen kilbourn Of Ruriinat"l
1wAS at home over snndaI-~A san VA
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WEST CORNWALL.

At the p~arlors Of the catholic parsonage
in MiddlehurV Tuesday June % clifford
Harrison Watt and Beatrice Anna. only
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. Drolette.
We're united in marriage 10y the Rev.
Thomas leonard. Miss Elizabeth Nc
Mahon Of Middlebury vas maid of honor.
Stanley Drolette. brother of the bride.
was hest man. only near relatives Of
tho young couple were present at the
marriage. \ reception was held later in
the evening AT the home Of tho bride.
japanese lanterns lighted the lawn and
the spacious piazza. The people passed
under a huge hell of daisies and ferns.
The inside decorations were mostly of
roses. In the reception room white roses
and daisies. with greens. and In the
dining room pink roses ana green's were
the decorations. Ferns and trailing greens
wound gracefully around the stair rail
ings. These decorations We're under the
supervision Of Mrs. y. j. sanford Of Mid
dlebuiY and Ms. l.. &. Drolette OF West
cornwall. Punts Of the bride. The bride
wore n gown of white embroidered net
over white satin. Her hat was white
lace. with white an sreen Carniture. The
maid of honor was gownad i'm white ne'
over pink satin, her hat being white lace
garlanded with pink flowers. NJ. and Mrs
j. 4. Drolette. father and mother Of the
bride Miss Elsie. a sister. and Mr.. ant
Mrs Watt. father and mother Of tn.
groom assisted in receiving The bride.
arm, bouo,e, was Of whit. roses and IN.
maid of honor carried one Of mink roses
In a large room nearby. also profusel,
decorated with flowers. punch was servec
by tho Misses Florence IeE;euf. Katherin.
NASSAU and Pauline Sanford. cousins %
the bride. Refreshments were served n,
Muriel Vittum. Dorothy Bre wster. I.etiti;
calhoun and Genevievo Halnou Of Mid
dleburv An orchestra from Middlehur,
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pr. Mary Plat and Miss Farr have re-
turned from tho Maine coast,-F. H.
Plat. who has been i'll With the grip. is
able to be out of doors a little each day.
and Mrs. Howard, F.. r.. Douglas
and Miss Douglass were i'm Fair Haven
Tuesday to attend the funeral of a rela
tivc.-A missionary meeting will he held
with Mrs, j. F.. Moore July l5.-Mrs W,
J. Anderson and son George of Mt, Her
mon have been guests Of Mr.. .\nderson's
mother.
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few days.-Fsrmers In this section have
commenced haying and report a fght
crop church at the Boro, which
was purchased by the Methodist society
a few years ago Of the Baptist society. was
given a name at a recent meeting IT being
decided to call IL the Everett r. stone
Methodist Episcopal Church Of Monkton
Mrs. w. r.. Masters Of North Ferris
burg is visiting her parents. Nj. and Mrs.
q. w. Sweet.
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MONKTON

Miss Ethel Barbour Of Rochester, y.
y. is visiting her aunt Mrs, Della Dean,
The lecturer has an excellent program
arranged for the entertainment at the
Grange meeting Friday evening, it being
children's night, They will be assisted
by the Misses Donahue, witn violin and
piano solos. Refreshments Will be served,
Mrs. Nellie Hunt and two daughters of
Middlebury were over-Sunday guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs, E n, Palmer Ms Mar
jory Senior Is at home from Burlington,
where she visited her nother,-Mis
Kathleen Comstock 10 In Lincoln for a
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GRANVILLE.

Mrs. William Nitherel and two children
are at her mothers In New Haven.-Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Burke are In Rutland this
week, Miss Hook Of Windsor is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. Herbert W~hitney.-Mrs.
w, A.. Fifeld and daughter, Lola. are In
northern New York for tn" summer,
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r o SALE.

FOR SALE: Farm of e acres and INN
her lot of iO acres, situated on the
main road to Lake Mansfield, about one
mile from this popular stowe summer
resort. fine large house. running water.
her Farm will be sold separate II de-
sired Price for entire property, N."n.
Easy terms Of payment. Write or call
on r. VI. Culver. Hyde Park. Vt. or
=. =. cleveland, Moscow, VI. lWAt.
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BRIDPORT.

Mrs. George Teller is not as we'll
Mrs. Ellen KING has gone to Fort
Henry. y. Y.-Miss Frances Fletcher
Is with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. II.
F1etcher-Mr and Mrs. Charles Eli
thorn are entertaining two GrandsonS
from Tinmouth.-Miss Mary cook has
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LINCOLN.

Mrs. Annette Morgan of keene, y,
A.. is In town.-Claude Farr OF Roches-
ter was In town Tuesday,-M, II. Whit
ney OF Chelsea and Miss Marcia Rhodes
Of Randolph visited at l.. n. Rhodes's
this Week,-W. b, Rhodes has returned
from Rochester.--Mrs Cynthia Murray OF
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WEST ADDISON.

There will ne a social at Charles Reeds.
West Addison, this evening. Music viii
be- furnished by DR.. and Mrs. Waterman
OF Nergennes. Supper will be served,
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WANTED.

YOUNG. good looking, sound and
smooth driving horse wanted. send
description and price, l.. G, T., BOX
'n4. Dedham. Mass. SWIM
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West Lincoln is Visiting her daughter in
York Village. MelThe Rev. d. " Reid
has gone to his home in North Adams,
Mass.
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STEAM LAUNDRY

OFFICE l4s Cherry street. II. ". Bull.
lock. proprietor. Fine Shirt. Collar and
Gun Work. Phone 2S-11 or send post
: AND driver wilt call.
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One Cent
a Word

Advertising in this column
one cent a word, each in
sertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
ia less than - words. two
lines. Special terms to ad-
vertisers using from $50 to
1000 lines within II con-
spcutive months.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-29
Theatrical Notes
Promises Of the Press Agent.
At GENNETT SATURDAY.

May Robson, at present the only
character coincidence now prominent
in the legitimate ranks, after creating
over $50 roles in various productions
found in Aunt Mary" in 1.-The Reju-
venation Of Aunt Mary" a play that
served her for five years Of brilliant
success and made her name house
hold word throughout the country.
After it had been played everywhere
and had to be laid aside the all.im-
portant matter of a successor came up
Many plays were read, several tried
with varying success, one or two pre-
vailed for a time, but finally it looked
as if the coincidence would be oblig-
ed to look around for sketch in the
"twoa-day." At this point friend
wrote Miss Robson requesting her to
read Julie Pippmann's story, Martha
By-The-Day." She did and became i'm
pressed with the idea that the charac-
ter of Martha" might prove interest
ing on the stage.