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The Washington herald., 1915-08-15
HATTSVILLE.

Judge C. C. Magruder and his son,
NJ. Hampton Magruder have returned
from a pleasant sojourn at Atlantic
City.
Mrs. James Wallis and Miss Agnes
Coffren, of Upper Marlboro. are spend
ing few weeks at Bluemont. Va
Mrs. John H. Traband has returned
from a pleasant visit to relatives in
Baltimore.
Miss Alice Dandy. of Baltimore. is
visiting Miss Minnie Chew, at Ellersville
near Upper Marlboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Garrison
of Baltimore, have returned after a
pleasant visit to friends near Largo
Prince George County.
Miss Clara Gibbons, of near West
wood in the lower section Of Prince
George County, is in Atlantic City fol
ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Sasscer have
been visiting Mrs. Jeremiah Berry al
Bonneville, near Iceland. in the lower
section of Prince George County.
Mr.. Richmond Sweeney. of Middle
burg, Va. has been visiting friends
and relatives in the Marlboro neigh
borhood.
DIR. and Mrs. Rudolph Latimer. of
Baltimore, nave ditci a picoo
ant visit to the formers mother, Mrs,
Thomas H. Latinier, Wine avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hodges Carr. Avon
avenue, have returned after a pleas
ant stay with friends and relatives in
Calvert County.
Mrs W. H. Harper, of Washington.
has returned after a visit of several
weeks to her daughter. Mrs William S.
Hill Inner Marlboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Davis. Mrs. r.
n Ryan, and Mr.. Roland Ryan are
stopping a few days at Braddock
Heights, Frederick County. Nd.
Mr.. w D. Porter. Avon avenue. has
returned from a pleasant outing at
Front Royal. Va. His wife and two
children will return about the latter
part of August
Miss Josephine Wilson and her sis
ter, Miss Mabel Wilson. of near Char
lotte Hail. St. Mary's County, have
been visiting Miss Minnie Chew near
Upper Marlboro. They are on their
way to Pen Mar for an outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Graham. Of
near Baltimore, have been visiting the
formers relatives near Cheltenham in
the lower section of Prince George
County.
Masters Zavier and Josiah Wilson
have been visiting their grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ignatius Nalley in Wash
ington.
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Visitors in Washington

Numbering among some OF the proml-
nent guests registered at the Powhatan
la:.t week was Gen. and Mrs G. NJ.
Grimes and their son. Capt. G. s Grimes.
OF Plattsburg. y. Y; Maxine Yepedo
and wife and Jose Siero. of NiCara qua
Mr.. Paul Santallier. of Paris; Mr.. Pres
ton Gibson of Newport r. l.. and Henry
7. Oxnard and daughter. Miss f. PChon.
Of Upperville. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds Nicholson. of
Portland Me. are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Bradley at their country
estate near Rockville Mr.. Nicholson
is the brother OF Admiral Reginald
F. Nicholson and a cousin of Leonard
L. Nicholson. of this city.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. William Crozier.
who have been at Rock Island. ILL.,.
for a week will return home tonight.
Mr. W A McGrath. of Shelbyville.
Ky. is spending a few days at the
Shoreham Hotel.
Mrs G. Gordon Massey. of Middle
burg, Va. is at the Shoreham for a
short stay.
Mrs. ]. F. Nipple and the Misses
Nipple. of Kansas City. Mo-. have ar
rived in Washington and are stopping
at the Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Law Ohm
sted. of Brookline. Mass. are at the
Willard for a short stay in Washing
ton.
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BAR HARBOR EAGER
FOR TABLEAU BALL

Bar. Harbor. Aug. 1.-THE tableaux
and costume ball to be given at the
Building Of Arts on Tuesday evening,
August Il. are engrossng attention.
Walter Dean Goldbeck and Mrs. Newell
Tilton will have the posing and lighting
in charge. The list of pictures are:
Mrs John Jacob Astor. Reynolds s
Portrait"
Miss Katharine Stewart, Lady Ham,
ilton,' by Romney.
Miss Mary Garfield and John Emery
in "Watteau Scene"
Miss Alexander Emery, "Goya."
Miss Matilda Bigelow. "Bourne-Jones."
Miss Emmet. .Greuze.'
Mrs. Newbold Morris. Louis XVI.
Court Lady
Miss Bell Gurnee. Polish Peasant"
Albert Eugene Gallatin, '1sl5 Gentle
man.
Henry T. Leggett. "Holbein Portrait" "
Maurice Fremont-Smith, Greek Head"
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Schelling. Polish
Scene"
Mrs. John T. Linzee. blue Nun"
Mrs. Manpin, "Gainsborough."
Miss Mary Garfield and Henry Legeett
are the committee of arrangements.
Many dinners are to be given before
the tableaux and ball. Amog the hos
tesses will he Mrs. Ernest Fabbri. Mrs.
Edgar Scott. Mrs. John Rogers, Mrs.
Gouverneur Morris, Miss Burnham. Mrs.
Pulitzer and Mrs. Walter Gurnee.
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Mr. Aubrey Fischer left on Thursda,
la st for a motor trip to Atlantic City
Philadelphia and New York, to be gont
two weeks.
Mr. J. Leslie. of this city. is stayini
at the Albert Hotel. New York.
Mr.. Eugene Young has returned Il
his home in town from an extended
trip to Atlantic City, Philadelphia, ant
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Jackson and son
Morton, motored last week to Atlantic
City. where they will remain a tort-
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Eiseman and
daughter. Miss Blanche Eiseman. are
spending some time in Atlantic City
at the Hotel Rudolf
Mr. Edwin Hahn. of Kalaramo road
has returned to his home in the city
after a fortnight in Casco Camp
Maine.
weeks at the Hotel MacLennan at At
lantic City.
Mr.. F. D. Parker and Mr.. and Mrs. ]
/. Membert and their family are staying
at the Hotel MacLennan. Atlantic City
for several weeks.
Mr.. Sidney Hechinger motored to At
lantic City and back last week, stop
ping at Philadelphia and New York.
Mr. and Mrs L. Eiseman. of Atlanta.
Ga. will make their home permanently
in the city
Mrs. I. Behrend and Miss Jennie Rice
are spending a few weeks in Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs Julian Peyser and chill
dren left town last week for Atlantic
City, where they will remain for some
time at the Hotel Traynore
Dr. and Mrs. Abram simons have
returned to their home in Cathedral
Avenue from a trip to the Coast and
back.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". Ash. Of this city.
are spending a month at the Hotel Chal-
fonte at Atlantic City.
Miss Alice Kathryn and Miss Ruby
Boorman. daughter of Prof and Mrs.
Soscph DOoIudA VIII icdsc "ashiHS-
ton tomorrow for Manassas, Va, where
they will visit for several weeks.
Mr.. Raymond Goodman has returned
to his home in Washington after q
ten days stay in Atlantic City.
Mrs. W. Hahn and daughters, the
Misses Rae and Beatrice Hahn left
last week for Atlantic City. to stay
for some weeks at Hotel Shelbourne.
Mrs. s. Rappaport. of this city. left
last week for a visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Albert Gottlieb. of Patchogue.
Long Island.
Mr.. B. Salomon and daughter. Mrs.
have returned to their
home in town from q fortnight spent
In Sea Isle City. N. J.
Miss Florence Cohen, OF Columbia
Road. 10 spending . month in Atlantic
City at the Hotel Merton.
Miss Fanny Lesser. Of Columbia road.
Yin lsays Tomorrow 20 visit her aunt.
Mrs y. WinsburgA. at her summer
home. Ruby Crest Elbsron. n. J.
Rear Admiral william s. Benson.
Q. 3. n. ana Mfs Benson are spsna.
Ing the weak end viii tAsir. son-in.
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law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man F. Kraft. At Wardour. near. An
napolis.
Mr.. Jacob Kronheim and daughter
Miss Ruth Kronheim, left town last
week for Atlantic City to spend ten
days at the Lorraine Hotel.
Mr. T. c. Hayden is in Southern
Marylan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ensle and
daughter. Beatrice, of Baltimore. spent
few days in town during the pas,
week, the guests of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs George Friedlander
and Miss Lillian Burnstein are the
guests of relatives in New York.
Miss Hilda schoenthal. of this city
to be gone for some time.
Mr.. Cone johnson, solicitor Of the
State Department, Is spending a few
days with Mrs. johnson at Deer Park.
Md. where she is passing the sum-
mer.
Mr.. Henry Berliner. of Columbia
road. left town last week for a trip
to the Coast. stopping first at Chicago,
and then San Francisco. indefinitely.
Mrs. |. Neuman returned last week
to her home in the city from a ten
day stay in Atlantic City at the Royal
Palace Hotel.
Mrs. Albert Sanders and daughter.
Anita. will leave next week for trip
to Boston by sea. where they will re-
main for a fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Felix Moore
and their daughter, Phyllis Shackle-
ford, left yesterday for Atlantic City.
Miss Dorinda Rogers has gone with
her brother. Mr.. Walter F. Rogers,
to Swampscott. Mass, where they
have taken a cottage for the season.
Mrs. Katz and daughter Mrs. A.
Baer. both of Girard street northwest.
have returned to their home in town
after a most enjoyable stay of TWO
weeks at Tolchester Beach, Va.
Mr.. A. Frank. of Bangor. Me. spent
some time in town last week. the guest
of friends
Miss Florence Nye. of Huntington
street northwest. leaves town next
week for the North Shore of Connecti-
cut, to be gone some weeks.
Mr.. Sol Breslauer and Mr.. A.
Mosher. OF. this city, left last week for
months stay at Colchester Beach.
Va.
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GEORGETOWN.

Miss Florence Cummings is the
guest of Miss Carolyn Smith.
Miss Mary Harvey left on wednes-
day for a months visit to Mrs George
Salter in Toronto. Canada.
Mr. Edward LOCKER and Miss Bertha
LOCKER left yesterday for Monterey
Inn. Blue Ridge Summit, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Birch have re-
turned from . motor trip to Atlantic
City.
Mrs. !. L. Davis. Miss Hilda Davis
and Mise Roberta Wslche are visiting
Mrs, Davis sister. Mrs. Clinton Dun
bar. Of Elleton. Ind
Mr.. and Mrs. James Casey with their
son and daughter have taken . cot
taGe At somersst Nd. for the re-
mainder Of the summer.
Mr.. Clarence Frey has rsturnsd from
. two weeks visit - orknsy opf1ngs.
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little daughter left yesterday for q
visit to relatives in Poolsville. Nd
Rev. G. F. Peter, formerly OF
Georgetown. now of Richmond. spent
a few days in town last week He
will spend the remainder of the sum
mer in the Adirondacks.
Mrs. John Magruder and Miss May
Magruder, who have been spending the
past month a Bluemont. are the guests
of Mrs A. X. Anderson. and later will
go to GAINESVILLE for the remainder Of
the summer.
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CHEVY CHASE.

| Mr.. and Mrs. c. Preston Shealey re-
turned Tuesday from a three weeks
| stay in Aurora, ". Va. They are plan
ming Western trip for September.
| Mrs. Bachrach is spending some time
in Bluemont.
Mr.. Raymond Henderson has returned
from Baltimore.
| Mrs Colhoun and Miss Simms are
spending the summer at New Rochelle
| Mrs. NJ. a. Kennedy, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Parker,
| has returned to her home in Philadei-
phia.
Mrs. Horace Chandlee is spendin,
some time on the Muskoka lakes, in
| Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Conradis and son have
returned.
Miss Marguerite Mcknight has re-
turned from a visit in Baltimore.
Mr.. Robert White and Mr.. Chester
White have returned to their home in
Baltimore after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
William S. Corby.
Miss Elizabeth Braunstein. of Rich
| mond. is visiting her grandmother. Mrs.
Mary L. Dalton.
Mrs. George wedderburn and daugh-
the remainder of the summer.
Mrs. Grey and Miss Constance Grey
have returned home after a visit to
Mrs Atkinson.
Mrs. A. r. Bryan and, Miss Mildred
Bryan, of Atlanta. Ga. are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs John L. Beatie.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Inlay and chill
dren. who have been spending the past
month at Potomac Beach, have re-
turned.
Mr.. Prescott Galley is spending some
time with his family at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Harthway has as her guest her
mother. Mrs. Neely. of Pittsburgh.
Miss Polly Pretty is visiting in Maine
Mrs. George Thomas Dunlop and chill
dren. of the Hayes. North Cherry Chase.
are spending the month at Bass Rock.
Mass.
Miss Margaret Cramer is spending
some time at Asbury Park.
Col. and Mrs. F. NJ. NJ. Bear enter
tanned informally at dinner Thursday
evening for Capt. and Mrs. Mortimer.
who have recently returned from the
Philippines and are now at Fort Myer
Among the guests were Capt. and Mrs
John kingman, of Washington Barracks.
Miss ALA Richards. of Reading. Pa.
who has been visiting Miss Anna Mac
tier. has returned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sacks motored
to their farm in New Hampshire. where
they will spend a month.
Miss vaile Camp. Mr.. Guy Camp and
Mr.. Fillmore Camp have returned from
a visit to relatives in Suffolk. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Lyon. of
Massachusetts. who have beNn the
guests of Mrs. Lyons mother. Mrs. Gill.
left Tuesday for Eaglesmere. Pa. They
were accompanied by Miss Gill
Miss Laura Walker is visiting in Della
ware.
Mr.. Robert Mauerman, of Buffalo, Is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A.
Kirchmyer.
Mr.. Norman Wiser. of Morrison street
left Thursday for two weeks stay at
Rehoboth Beach.
Miss Charlotte Hamilton is spending
the month in Buffalo. N. Y.
At the wedding tomorrow Of Miss
Gladys Anne Ord and Mr.. Edward
Schramm. Miss Vida Ruth Ord will be
her sisters only attendant Mr.. Gus
tav F. Schulv, of New York, will be
the best man. The wedding will take
place at the home Of the brides mother
in the presence Of relatives, and Rev. E.
s. Dunlap. of St. Johns Church, Wash
ington. will ofiiciate.
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weeks, will arrive in Minneapolis tomor-
row, where they will he the guests for
n fortnight of Gen. Barnett's mother
and sister, Mrs James Barnett and
Mrs. A. r. Nixon, before returning to
this city.
Miss Josephine Patton, of this city
has been touring the West with Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis |. Gowan. of Philadelphia
Miss Mariana Gowan and Miss Elsie
Stevens. of Philadelphia, were also in
the party. They left Saturday in the
Gowen's private car to return to the
East.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Engle and
daughter. Beatrice of Baltimore. spent
a few days in town during the pas,
week, the guests of friends
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Mr.. and Mrs George Friedlander
and Miss Lillian Burnstein are the
guests of relatives in New York.
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Mr.. T. c. Hayden il in Southeri
Marylan.
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Miss Hilda Schoenthal. Of this city
left last week for Wildwood. N. J.
to be gone for some time.
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Mr.. Cone Johnson. solicitor of thu
State Department, Is spending few
days with Mrs. johnson at Deer Park
mer
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Mr.. and Mrs. Testers Peters, OF Homo
lulu, / H. entertained on the Raleigh
roof on Thursday evening.
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The junior officers of the fleet flagship
Wyoming entertained a party on board
Friday night.
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Mr.. Henry Berliner. of Columbia
road. left town last week for a trip
to the Coast, stopping first at Chicago,
and then San Francisco. Indefinitely.
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WOLCOTT
r. NJ. Hubbell was in Stowe Sat

r. NJ. Hubbell was in Stowe Saturday
Clyde Little has returned home from
Barre. a-ts
F. r. Morse of Morrisvile was in towr
Saturday.
Miss Maynard of East Fairfield is teach
ing on East Hill.
Horace Peck of Cabot was in town the
first Of the week.
L. G. Udall and Ormal Hubbard were
in Johnson Friday.
Clinton Spaulding has purchased the
Edgar johnson farm.
Charles Wells and wife have returned
home from Marshfield.
| Albert Williams of Burlington is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Cooper.
Mrs. Laura Patterson of Barre has been
a recent guest at B. W. Guyer's.
Mr.. Randall of Ryegate was recent
visitor at the home of his son, H. l. Ran
dali.
Joe Poor who has been employed in
Adams, N. Y, the past three years, has
returned home.
Charles Parsons has returned here
from Pawtucket and is now working for
Cogswe ell and Mudgett.
Ernest Kelley and wife are soon to
leave for East Hardwick, where he has
position in the creamery.
Mrs. Henry King has been a recent
guest of her daughters, Mrs. Hugh Cald-
erwood and Mrs. Allen Pike, in Crafts
bury.
Mrs. w. G. Mcdonald and children of
Greensboro and Mrs. Bruce Mcdonald of
Morrisville were guests at r. G. McDon-
AIDS Thursday.
a dance at the NJ. w. A. hall Friday
evening of this week, with chicken pie
supper served at the Wolcott House from
until IL o'clock, for the benefit of the
new hotel.
Word recently received here from our
former townsman, A. A. Whiting, who
now resides in Wollaston, Mass, is that
he has been ill for eleven weeks and is
confined to his bed.
Do not forget Tuesday evening, Dec. IA,
8 p. m. Third evening of the Wolcott
Lecture Course. Lecture by Clarence E.
Campbell of Boston, subject, "The Grist
of the Gods" or "Man in the making"
with musical prelude in which the
lecturer is assisted by Mrs. Campbell.
Tickets for sale at Perk ms store, 35c & |
25c.
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Normal School Notes

1
The second number of the Lectur.
Course will be given on Friday evening
Dec. 10, at the opera house. Marcellee
venirlioquist. slight of hand performer
| and Yogi wonder worker will entertain
| He comes very highly recommended and
| the entertainment promises to be ar
| interesting one.
Miss Mildred Montgomery, Mi $ Jennie
Sherbert and Miss Dorothy Gardyne have
entered school.
Harry Griswold spent his vacation at
the Normal.
Miss Fannie Eastman has taken the
position as Critic teacher at the Training
School, which was formerly held by Miss
Clapp. Miss Clapp has returned to the
Grammar School position in Montgomery
which she held before coming here.
The Glee Club will give public enter
tainment on Tuesday evening, Dec. 18th.
at the town hall. The evening will be
given over to songs and scenes of Yer
mont winter.
Rev. A. W. Hewitt spent four days in
johnson last week. He seemed we'll
pleased with the condition of the school.
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MORRISVILLE
Death of Old Resident

benjamin w. Stewart, one of the oldest
residents of Morrisvile, died at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. S. L. Ring, on Olive
street yesterday morning at one O'Clock
from a complication of diseases incident
to old age, having been in failing health
for nearly year.
The funeral will be held from the home
tomorrow at one o'clock, Rev. George
w. Tabor officiating. Interment will be
in the Morristown Plains Cemetery.
Benjamin Woods Stewart, one of seven
children OF Samuel and Elizabeth Bout
! well Stewart, was born in Lowell VT,
March Is. 1927. He spent his boyhood
days in Lowell and was united in mar
rlage to Almira Eecta Wedge, daughter
of Eastman and Electa Tyler Wedge, on
October 6, 1852, and came to Morris
town to live 40 years ago, residing for
many years on Morristown Plains. Nine
children were born to them, eight of
whom survive, with their mother. They
are Melissa A. Gymer, Stowe; Celista F.
Hoagboom and Edwin B. Stewart, Low
ell, Mass; William B. of Hardwick Fred
L. of Morrisville; Anna M. Wiley. Airing
ton, Mass; Angie G. Greene, saltwater,
N. H., and Jessie S. Ring of Morrisville.
A son, Arthur, died % years ago. He
also leaves twelve grandchildren and sew
eral great-grandchidre
Mr.. Stewart was the last survivor of
family of remarkable longevity. A BROTH
er, the late Eben Stewart, lived to the
age OF Sc. dying about four years ago.
Two other brothers, William and David
lived to the ages of 70 and 90 respective
ly. and sister. Maria, died at the age of
10. brother, Hiram, died in Lowell
last May, aged sc.
Mr.. Stewart was an honest, upright
citizen and during his long residence in
town had the respect and esteem of
wide circle of acquaintance and friends.
After few years, spent in Har wick, Mr..
and Mrs. Stewart came to live with their
daughter, Mrs. S. L. Ring, and family,
four and one-half years ago. During his
last illness he had been tenderly cared for
by the children. s
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Waterville

Mrs. Lucy Bennett has gone to st. AL.
bans to visit her sister. IT a
Luther Wheelock is moving to the j.
Smith house.
Miss Sara Boyd and Mrs. Bartlett were
in Burlington over Sunday.
Mrs. o. G. Kelley has been i'll from an
attack of Indigestion but is better at the
present writing.
Mrs. Ami Leach is in a very nervous
condition, caused by severe hemmor-
rhage of the nose.
Mrs. Frank Leach, who was in the hos
pital for some time, has returned home
and is gaining rapidly.
The district meeting of the order of K.
of P, was held with Waterville Lodge,
No. 30, Tuesday afternoon aud evening.
Owing to the weather the attendance was
not large. The second rank was con-
ferred, followed by the third rank in the
evening. This was followed by ban
quet, served by the Ladies' Aid Society.
Much praise is due them for the pains
that was taken in preparing such an
elegant repast, also for the decorating
which was in the colors of the order.
All who were there said that they hoped
to meet again.
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Eden

Eden
S. r. Miller and wife of johnson were
Sunday visitors at w. j. Atwell's.
Bert Parkhurst is working on lumber
job for George Lanpher and Rufus Emery
for Mr.. Tillotson of Lowell.
Albanus Earl died at IL O'Clock Sunday
night. He was 81 years old. The flu
neral was held from the church at the
Mills Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Dwinell of Lynn, Mass, has been
passing a few days with Mrs. e. A.
Dodge. They went the first of the week
to Massachusetts, to visit friends.
Plans are being made for town
Christmas tree at the church at the Cor
ners on Christmas Eve. The chairman
of the committees are as follows:-Tree
CON-, Rollie O'Hear; Literary CON-, Mrs.
Lula Maxfield; Musical CON-, Mrs. Hazel
O'Hear; Decorating CON-, Mrs. Nellie
Davis. Everyone is asked to help the
committees to make this occasion the
usual success.
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BlJOU THEATRE
W. N. JOHNSON, Manager

Biiou Maxim-"A man is known by
the company he keeps"-A manager by
his programs.
WEDNESDAY
Marguerite Courtot in two. act Ka.
lem Comedy drama "For High Stakes
(see lobby posters) u
"The Spark and the me,'-Lubin.
"The Repentance OF DR.. Blinn-Vita-
graph
Dreamy Dud"-Cartoon.
THURSDAY
do believe it pays to advertise, -
also that it pays to read the advertise
ments.
Meal of the Navy"
"The Maker of Dreams'-three act
Kalem.
Am not putting out fiiers but am put
ting on good shows.
Hazards of Helen-"A deed of dar-
ing"-Kalem.
'Hearst Selig"
"Pat Hogan Deceased Big
-Four" in ViGagraph Comedy.
]" SATURDAY
My Saturday night shows are up to
date.
"a Man Acknowledgements Essanney.
"Mr. Jars Big Vacation"
MONDAY
Till l can do better shall run four
act Broadway feature on Mondays.
Tonight it will be Myrtle Tannerhill
in the "Barnstormers"-Kal
"The Cub and the Daisy Chain"-Vi-
tagraph comedy.
TUESDAY
"The Red Stepano" special two
part Vitagraph feature Western to-
night.
1.-THE Secret of the Cellar"-western
detective. .at
"Ham and Bud"
This has been Kalem week.
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CONGREGATIONAL Church

The Junior choir invites the children
of the con munity and their friends to a
children's sociable in the vestry Thursday
evening at 1880 o'clock. A short program
will be given. consisting of "The Pageant
of the Stars on Christmas Night" instru-
mental selections, and radiopticou pic
lures illustrating a trip to California and
the Panama Pacific Exposition, described
by Mr.. Maxfeld. Admission, children or
adults SO dressed. free; other adults 1Oc.
In response to the appeal of Governor
Gates, an Offering will be received Sun
day morning for the Belgian sufferers.
The evening service at o'clock will be
a Bible reading on the story of Elijah by
Mr.. Hutchins' Sunday School class, as
sisted by a few others. The readings
will be interspersed with quartets and
solos from Memberships oratorios of
Elijah.
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Methodist Church

The first annual fair held by the Ladies
Aid was we'll attended and great sue
cess. The proceeds on Friday amounted
to $50 26 and on Saturday to 1914 max
ing a total for the two days of $S4. The
members of the Ladies' Aid desire to
express their thanks to the Baptist Soci-
ETY. for the loan of the Baptist vestry, in
which the fair was held.
Rev. w. b. Dukeshire, superintendent
of the st. Adams district, will preach on
Sunday next, morning and evening. The
sacrament of the LORDS Supper will be
ad administered at the morning service. In
the afternoon Mr.. Dukeshire will speak
at the Young Peoples meeting.