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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-20
Music Club Meets.

The Waxahachie Music Club met
yesterday afternoon at Sims Lii
brary Miss Vera Crisler. one Of
the younger members of the club,
led the lesson, which was most in
teresting. embracing the study of
Nature Music. Among the fea-
lures OF the meeting was the re-
port of Miss Ruby Fogg, who has
just returned from the meeting OF
the Texas Federation OF Women $
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Neng,ar~il Climb Meets

The Sonpare3i Club had a de-
iiebtful meeting on Wednesday, ~
the home OF Mrs ] II Halliday on
West Marvin avenue The rerep-
ton suite was moss attractive ia
decorations OF ehrySanthemBn1s.
that flied tall vases. and bowis 81
garden roses feIio~ Was chosen
as the floral tone for the dining
room. This Vas Mrs. HALLIDAY +
initial party since coming from
England last March 70 make her
home acre, and her entertainment
vas characteristic OF the style and
charm oil the English people. Mrs
Farmer. the hostess mother. who
hes ooma to spend the @iater WITH
her. Was introduced to the guests
Mrs. Halliday Was beautifully dress
ed ia black ard white lace gown,
wearing Low couture pinned with
shell brilliants. Fortg-two Is the
cInb's social diversion, and high
score Vas non by Mrs NJ p. Ray
ard Miss Vera crisIer. The hos
Tess was assisted By Mrs Partaiu.
Mrs III r. Potter and Mrs Reid
Al the business meeting Mrs. H.
Ii. Potter azd Miss Gladys Briggs
were received as new members 4
committees was appointed 70 select
flowers ard make other arrange
nsents. Mrs. Bob Cannon. Mrs.
Il n Herring aid Aiss Vera Girls
Ter are the committee Special
guests at the club were Mesdames
I'll III. Fugate. Tom Andrews. Par
rala. f. L. Williamson. Marx
Schneider. Mrs Rsed, Misses Mabel
Saith and Matte Middleton Club
members present we're Mesdameg
u. ri Backner, D. h. Dodge. Robt.
Cannon. r. n Herring II. 3 Ray,
w q. Tennery. ard Miss Vera Girls
ier Chicken salad with waters.
cake and hot chocolate we're serv-
ed.
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Program for Shakespeare club,
November 80
Lesson Act V
bid corioianus show weakness
CT character when he yielded 10 the
entreaties OF MS family Mrs Nat
son Jr
A critical estimate Of the play
Nrs. rpshaw
Reading Mrs. Peters.
Questions
l. what successive deputations
we're sent to coriolanus 10 persuade
him 10 give Up the siege OF Rome?
Z. How was connius received b.
Coreolanus2
2. Discuss the efforts made TO
induce Meneylus to intercede To-
Romeo Nhy does aenenius think
comlnius failed?
1. How was Meaenips received
by coriolanasg
s. What Interpretation do you
place upon his manner ana words 10
Menenius2
8 Interpret the speech OF corio-
lanus made as his mother and fami-
Is enter. Al to actions implied and ar
TO his attitude and feelings.
Describe the meeting between
coriolanus and his wife corioianus
aud his mother. Coriolanas ana his
son.
4. Why does coriolanus say that
he win hear nothing in pFivate2
d Give the substance Of yolum-
nis' firss appeal and note especial
II the stirling language At It's close.
10 What argument and plan
does volaJnnis urge IN her second
appeal
IL What Is her final shot2
A. What Is the significance Of
the silence or Coriolanus2
49, Explain fully the significance
Of the words with which he Yields
IA Does corioIanus Yield for
reasons Of patriotic duty2
Is. What Is the predominating
motive Of yolumnis' love for her
country or love for her son?
49, 10 you find that eloquence
and paihos IN yolumn!s appeal that
The occasion seems 70 demand?
~ What do you think Of the at
tiiude Of Menenius toward The rib
unes2
IS Was coriolsnus' Punishment
repealed
~ Give au account 81 the con
spiraey against corIoianus
20. Give detailed account u the
eireum stances immediately leading
70 his death
81 Why does Anfidlus eali him
sboy2
q How far T. a man the master
81 his own fafe2
% Was Shakespeare aristoerane
er democratic ia DIS Ympsfhies7
Give evidence fsvorine one ~ both
sides found Ga fais pia5 ana in other
plcfs.
"a Summarize thc eHafaeeri-
ttes of Corieianas aof'nR especially
tlo-e ihaf hroaghf aboaf his ram
LEADER
Aofe-f4e msmters arr rflsf W.
- q msef wlth Hr g Gfoee
Tea West Marfh strrfi saflraa
sofeaaef - 81 eriark 81 heaf
tsa feaofi ~ aar fe1srafs ia fas
STATE Federation as1 fa ftffHd BE-
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Enjoying Ranch Life.

Miss Lucye MeDutte. who Is
teaching in the home OF a ranehman
at yancey. in Medina county. writes
Interestingly to her family Of he'
experiences on big ranch. she
writes that she is enjoying horse
back riding. and has Spanish
pony. all her own, and sometimes
rides ten miles a day Miss Nc
nuffie is also interested in her work
as tutor. and is coaching nine chill
dren. some OF them Mexicans.
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As the year advances. The Biz
Club grows in interest, each ss
II possible, being more INTEREST,":
than the preceding one, Ssagss
childhood and like hisior, N
wed in interest with Bayii ii
Man After Gods Own pear .
Bile quotations. in answer 10 nj
call, at the various meetings sR
increased the members reparas
Of memorized scripture verses aa
Holland and Mrs. FaraT as tad
ers, have each, in her oEn isis.
esting way, individualised The y
sons. nor has real conseeraiiea ID
preparedness been lacking IN u
teachings OF the lessons
At a former meeting Mrs H|
trans resignation, as one q n
teachers. because OF many oths' 4
ties. was accepted, and Mrs iAaa
was unanimously accepted % Z
her place. Mrs. Lomn express
some pleasing Thoughts eoHcs'as1'
fhe future work Of the cub ana =
so. expressions OF interest ana =
from Mrs, Cheek.
Mrs. Dobsons resignation 4 Z
club meeting OF Oct. slsi va I
accepted, it being hoped 'hal :
may be able TO meet WIN us =
later q.
Mesdamas Mackoy and u.
have been recently maze n'naA'
members. and Mrs. caaiAsa
new member :.
The charity committee W., ,,a..
81 "a follows. Mrs. John D a'a''
| chairman. Mesdames FafI''' = \
euson. Hancock. Hendricks a.., -
Mofett. shiye and MISS "'-'-
1continued on page !, cOlunn 2
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IL. and Mrs. a. \. Bedford es'
tend the following Invitation q
fsiends IN the city:
.<1ar. ana Mrs A. \. Bedford re-
aaest your presence At the marriaEs
81 their daughter. Asues- q
char,es h. smith. Thursday even
in8. November s5sh- 1915 Main
sxre<< Christian chureh. ss'
o'clock. :
Dreur~ From Custcn Palscc-
Mia Marie smith. who Represent
a waxahachie at the WSre Cot
tor Palace III the queens Daehess-
returned s:se last Sanday. Miss
clera Boyd was snaid Of hanor. and
she oens on 10 san Antcaio fer !
visit with her sister. Mrs. Frank A.
Barber. The yong ladies had 2
trulr .royai- time Miss Smith
xore j ssise silk gown on the eve
,of the d ssn's coronation. eth lorH
fvxin H. i with American heassky
six and arried fessoon eli Aasers-
cxn beauty roses Miss Boyd's vrN =
vas also very handsome Waite
six. Miss smith brought borse With
Ser diploma issued from The cneea
tsHt she Was member or TIE roya'
- Is. 49, hnsxs1>a "a rake she rs--
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Compliments B@anmcnt Guest.

Mrs Henry Swain entertained a,
her apartments GA franklin street
Tuesday afternoon hoaoring her sis
ter. Mrs. Charles Orr, of Beau
mont. who Is her guest Ferns and
chry made attractive
decorations. Fiye hundred Was the
diversion Refreshments consisted
OF cream and cake and hot choco-
Elafe. Guests we're Mesdamss A. A
MeRoberts. Richard Lewis. ] G
Smith. r. y. Herring. a. T. Rogers.
Forrest Upshaw. G. l.. Hess Of Dun
cap. Ok: / NJ McLemora. D. +
Dodge ard Miss Lucille Rupe o.
Seymour.
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Miss Eula Wolcott 81 D,s,. Il
been IN the city this uss. !.
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Tan +
Cole Since her residence /, NJ
las Miss Woleott has nsus,s /.
art Of expression and publj, NJ,
ing, being graduate Of Mr. / !,
Cookies school Of expression. i,
an art in which she has sOs,s
full gift, and is often on IRONS
OF a public nature in the in
Dallas Only a few weeks 40 Vi
Wolco;t gave recital in Fllhb,u
reading The squaw Man
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In Society
=. -. ......- ,...s.~.- Old Phose
lAAA~n~~~~A~~~~~ ~NAN~~N~~

singleton. Lillian singleton OF Dem
yer. Frances Walsmon. Henry Al
dersnan. BlaEehe Holland. and NJ.
IS. Middleton. c. w. kens. J. A.
Redman, Robert aud Herman Cole
man. Ed Mailman. r l.. T'iersoa.
Mr.. and AIRS. }. @. CorRsell. Mr..
aud Mrs. j II. Kirsh.
Chnrch social.
Members OF the Improvement Sc
ciety IL Circle No. ? Of The Maiu
street Christian church enioyeA a
social afternoon on Monday. usees-
Ing wffh Mrs VIII Farley on Fer
ris avenue. There were contests
and other social diversions. follow
cd by refreshments OF salad. coffee
and waters. Members OF the Circle
who ~ere hostesses were MeSdames
WIN Farley. c. " Simpson. r d.
McCormbs. Il. A. Mills. o. L. Old
ham and Mrs. r NJ. Lake
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Class met on last wss,..,
ternoon with Mrs h. =
at her pretty nes heas
yeraity aTenue Miss w.,,..
the leader for The aftsrnoe. !.
conducted a gery iafers.,ls, !.
The class sill nee. n,u -
day with Mrs. NeElree 81 ,,,ss 4
street. '4'a
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cubs at hresnsoes
!" "a, ,. ,,uppleneat.s " ~ Z
- : m interest from Nh. -
! =, member Of the Va. !. =, y
"a. mas present a, l. ny
meeting Miss VIM ass:r
o'a''o lumber, Mi. ~
hummer rendered iA'a /
r roo., Miss level asl.s ~ =.
e coma, numbers from a a. a..
yo ,''p0'sr. CLYDE saId.r i. ~
, ,,'aa,.. lumber Lara. = ~
Music vas discussed r. 8
Penn and Miss MAIZE ! ~. y
asr subject Sea ia s ,.I''s =.
tones discussed 50 VII
great interest and iaIsrr,.' 4
music club is gratifsd !
interest manifested j. a. :
mem 'ers, there belur 49, w.!
now enrolled. and at,., s''s' -
Mrs. " E. shivs prssi ii. -
| Williams. '''' snll
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regarded il as good investment.
And" he continued. II bought it
IN for $3.50 a share, and sold il for
$500. which brought me out in fine
shape. As for the dividends, / never
expected TO he reimbursed. l calcu-
lated 10 see these men through and
saw them through.
e y. Robbins. counsel for the New
Have en-. il was brought out, also bought
some Of the stock. which, with Mel
lens. was sold 10 the firm Of Sander
son < Porter. This firm in 1913 offered
il 10 President Elliott Of the New Hav-
en-. Mr.. Mellen said, but the offer was
refused.
What other occupation did YOU
have beeides being president Of the
New Haven the witness was asked.
I took little flyer in stocks once
in while
Were YOU in the habit Of taking fly
ers in securities from which YOU were
able to make a profit because Of your
position in the New Haven"
The question was ruled out.
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Mrs. Mercy Bachelor Rrentiss.

Mrs. Mercy Bachelor Prentiss, aged -
wears and II months. passed away late
Friday evening at her home al benton
after a weeks illness with pronchlai
asthma Mrs. Prentiss was born at
1890 aaurhter Of Rial Bachelor
80 Sa-ob Porter Bachelor. When q
small child she moved with her family
10 Troy. where she had resided for many
Years. sixty years ago Mercy Bachelor
and Augustus Prentiss Of Troy were
united in marriage Nine years ago MRS
Prentiss' son, Laforest A. fTehtiss'
moved TO Benton. his parents gong win
him. At Troy Mrs. Prentss joined IL
Methodist church and was always fai'h-
fuI 10 her religion. The husband one
con I.eforest E. Prentiss. two grandchl-
dren. Ivan and Leora Prentiss, two SIS
tiers. Mrs. Woodbury. Mason OF harhpoell,
and Mrs. Anna Bragg Of nartiaho' 3h0
a brother. preston Bachelor. survive
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ST. ALBANS

c. A. Batchelder is away on q bust
ness trip 10 New York.
G. S. Hilton and Arthur Moore have
shingled stable for II. c. Prescott.
c. J. Worthen is in Boston on busi
ness trip.
Schools began Monday, Nov. 90 c. z
Jones has the grammar and Miss c. J.
Witham the primary.
C. r. Emery was in Lewiston last FRI
day and Saturday.
Mrs Minnie Martin and son Francis
expec, 10 move TO Lewiston the first Of
December.
Herbert johnson Of Portland is visit
ne at H. c. Buker's.
Wedding cards are out announcing that
the marriage of Miss Bessie Parkman
and Ralph Hanson will occur a T. NJ.
Wednesday, Nov. %, at the home Of her
parents. MIR. and Mrs. NJ. X. Parkman.
Rev c. Z. Jones will ofhciate. A re
ception will be held al S o'clock, to which
all neighbors and friends are invited.
Karl Martin is expected home from
Lewiston to pass Thanksgiving.
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BELGRADE

Mr.. and Mrs Harold Page and H.
tile daughter Nina left Saturday, Nov.
20, for Providence. r. l., where they
will be guests for few weeks Of Mrs.
Pages mother
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Adams Of this
place left Saturday for California.
where they will pass the winter.
Miss Helen Russell, assistant at the
High school. went to Sanford Friday.
returning Saturday. They were called
there by the illness Of a relative.
Schools in town closed Friday for a
two weeks vacation, with the excep-
ton Of the High school, which will
have a short Thanksgiving recess.
Miss Mildred Z. Page passed the
week end at Percy Yea1on's
Miss Mildred E. Page passed the
weekend at Percy Yeaton's
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sprague and fam
lily arrived last Wednesday to pass.
some time with Mr.. Sprague's parents
here.
Mrs. IneZ Tibbetts was in Augusta
Saturday. returning with her little
daughter. Lulu. who has been at the
General hospital for the past four
weeks because of a dislocated elbow.
The Ladies' Aid of the Old South is
planning for the annual fair and en-
tertainment to be given about Dec. Is.
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NASHUA Mill PLANTS OPEN
after CLOSE OF SIX WEEKS
HALF OF STRIKERS RETURNING

Nashua \. H. NOV. 22.-No disorder
attended the reopening today Of the
plants of the Nashua Manufacturing Co.
ana the Jackson Manufacturing Co.
winch had been closed for more than
SIX weeks by a strike Of 1000 operatives.
nile large crowds gathered near the
ml4Is the 200 police and special officers
on guard duty kept them moving and
strikers who returned to work We're not
molested Is they passed through the
gates
one company Of militia remained in
us quarters II was stated that the
militia was kept here as a precautionary
measure and that was not ordered out
Tor fear Of exciting trouble The au-
lhorities explained that the soldiers
We're NOT needed, as the strikers who
remained out showed no disposition n
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The funeral services Of the late Mrs.
Mersy Bachelor Prentiss who passed
away Friday evening. We're held Monday
forenoon from the home of her son. La
forest Z. Prentiss, which was also her
nome Rev. Ernest NJ. Holman, pastor of
the Fairfield Baptist church oficiated,
The bearers were George Wyman. Albert
RUNNER. Fred Savage, Howard F1ood
Inc remains were then taken to Troy.
Mr, and Mrs Prentiss, Miss Leora Prem
uss, Ivan Prentiss went TO Troy At the
place Of burial, which was in the olc
frentiss cemetery. Rev. Mr.. Snow. pastor
OF the Troy Methodist church. said pray
ers The bearers at Troy were Rufus
stone, George Pratt. Melvin Ferguson,
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annoy the operatives on hand for the
early start
There We're conflicting statemets as
10 the number Of operatives who re
turned 10 the two plants Shortly after
the gates opened at : o'clock, officials
Of the Nashua Manufacturing Co, stat
ed that 1900 Of the 5000 strikers had
returned. A strike committee announc-
ed that according 10 its check there
were not more than 200 in the mills
al that time.
At the Offices Of the Jackson company
it was SAID that 500 Of the 1000 strik-
ers had returned. TIE strike commit
tee announced that no count had been
kept at this mill.
The police were under orders to re
main on duty IN the mill district
throughout the day.
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The auto chemical truck was called
10 the Gray hospital on Western ave
nue. al $50 Monday afternoon, The
telephone call said that they saw smoke
coming out from the side Of the build
ing underneath the roof Of the piazza.
Two men accompanied the truck ana
when they arrived there was small
column Of smoke coming out Of the
top Of the piazza but no other indics-
ton Of fire II was necessary 10 tear
off one Of the corner boards and some
Of the boards under the piazza roof
before the blaze was found and when
il was one chemical was sufficient to
put il out How the fire could have
started there IS a mystery, there was
no chimney near, nor electric wires, or
iii fact anything 10 have caused fame
TO start
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NORTH FAIRFIELD

A Thanksgiving service Will he held
al r NJ. Wednesday evening a. the
Friends church. A series Of meetings
will be begun Friday evening, Nov 90
at the same place, with speakers from
OAK Grove.
Mrs Tromas Marshall and two sons
Of Lewiston are visiting Mrs. Marsh
als sisters. Mrs. Charles Head and
Mrs J. E. Hoxie.
Charles II. Fowler Of Nassalboro has
been calling recently On ola friends in
this place.
Erwin Covel has returned to Vassal-
boro where he has a position, after a
vacation Of several months spent al his
home in this place.
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Capt. Murray Gets Surprise

A surprise party was rendered TO
Captain Murray Of 60. H Monday eve
ming BIZ about 20 Of his friends in the
company and out, the occasion being
the 10th anniversary Of his marriage.
The company arrived at the home
shoi I'm after S o'clock bearing with
them a handsome chair which was pre-
sented to the captain and his wife. The
company also brought their own re-
freshments as the party was a sur
prise 10 Mrs. Murray as well and a
thoroughly enjoyable evening was
passed
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The second case was between the same
parties and represented by the same
counsel In this case the plaintiff, Mrs,
Hubbard, asks for damages on account
of injuries to her Ford car In the writ
II was alleged that defendant took the
car. without the consent Of plaintiff, from
her garage and ran ii for a period of
time extending from January to August.
Defendant testified that he never took the
car out of the garage until he was in
structed to send il to Bangor from Lin
coin by a man who was TO bring his own
car down to his home from Bangor. De-
PENDANT contended that all he did he had
a right to do, as it was done at the sug-
gsstion and direction of plaintiff,
Plaintiff testified that the car belong
ed to her. This was denied by defendant.
and in support of that contention Secre-
tary of State Bunker was called to the
stand and produced the original applica-
ton for a license and showed that same
was signed by the husband of Mrs Hub
bard. the plaintiff, as owner. Plaintiff
testified further that she saw the car
after it's. arrival in Bangor and that il
was IN bad condition, covered with mud
the upholstering damaged and body
scratched Plaintiffs witnesses had no
actual knowledge of the car being taken
out of the garage with the execution of
the time il was sent to Bangor at the
request of plaintiff. as testified to by de-
PENDANT. Witnesses for defendant who
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LIL1UOKALANIA
SENDS MRS. GAIT
WEDDING GIFT

Honolulu, Nov 22-LiliuokaIania
former Queen of Hawaii has forward
co as her wedding gift to Mrs. Norman
Gait. the fancee of President Wood
row Wilson, chiffon scarf Of peculiar
texture and design. The scarf. which
was sent in the name Of the "daugh-
tiers of Hawaii" is a rare example of
ancient Hawaiian weaving.
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..4e'ts A.t.~ and the Central POW
'-,-.r- pressure u bear upon
I'LL. 5eruans. il Is SAID, are ASK
- Ha@ TIA to give assurances OF
.4f nn'-..vf neutrality. and also
nee~1e Her concessions if she
AS = ..e uar on the size If the
-.~''a,- a.Ies With q big Russian
-'.} J." t"Ss4rabIa, however il Is
ltFee lr military circles here 10
A1'a.s LIKELY ,ha; Rumania will ac-
i" tae second alternative. on the
'-4f II j. eXrec;ed here that the firm
.''.lt' Of t0- Entente Powers toward
'.t43t MIL clear The Balkan situation
10y, 'erE 1o.c.
Mere Is little news Of importance
''' any If the other fronts.
Gorilla Weakening
.7 italians hy their continued Of
's'e a"e Strengthening their posi-
'4,S 1fa4na Gorilla. which il is be-
e1 ~nDo, hold out much longer.
-. .'' "es'ern front, the British and
ny artillery has become more ac-
~. T R Flanders and Champag ne,
-''i n previous occasions has been
- signal for offensive movements.
~ russians since they gained the
1ld 'hey lost along the Styr river
been inactive, except for minor
AS "a The DyInsk region. the
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GERMAN WAR OFFICE
ANNOUNCES CAPTURE
OF $500 SERBIANS

Berlin, Nov. 22.-Via London The
capture Of more than 1900 Serbians was
announced by the German war Office TO-
day Five cannon anc four machine
guns We're taken in the field opera
tions while in the Novipazar arsenal
80 large mortars and so cannon of an
old type We're found.
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SERBIAN VICTORY
DELAYS RY. TO
CONSTANTINOPLE

Petrograd, via London, Nov 2o-Ad-
vices received by the Serbian legation
today concerning the defeat of the Bull
garians near Nish last Saturday said
the Serb victory was expected to delay
Indefinitely the reopening of the railway
to Constantinople.
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VOLCANO ACTIVE
AND PEOPLE FLEE
FROM PALERMO

Palermo, Nov. q. via Paris, Nov. 20
$50 A. M.).-The eruption Of Strombol
volcano is assuming serious proportions
and the people of the island are fleeing
10 places Of safety. The sides Of the
volcano are cracking and streams Of lava
are flowing into the sea
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lived near the garage had never seen the
car out OF the garage except upon this
one occasion.
The testimony was all in upon adjourn
ment but the closing arguments had not
been completed
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Roland Scribner met with mishap
on Grove street shortly after 5 O'Clock
Monday afternoon but which luckily
was not accompanied by any serious
consequences. He was going down the
street in his Ford car and not MOTTO
ing the excavation near the Turner
house until il was TOO late to avoid il
he ran his car into the ditch. Some
little time elapsed before the car was
rescued from the ditch but no dam
age was done.
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Mrs. Ellen Davis.

Mrs Ellen Davis passed away at $50 r
N Friday AT the home of her son, Fred
Dav;s Kicker street. after a long
illness resulting from paralyuc shoch
Mrs. Davis had lived in Fairfield larger
part of her life and many FRIENDS mourn
her loss.
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There was large attendance at the
whist party which was given at the
Silver Racquet hall Monday evening by
the Children Of Mary Of the Notre
Dame church Whist was enjoyed from
6 10 10 and was followed by dancing.
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Miss Odette NJ. Pollard VINO
teaching in Clinton, arrived nome MON
day 10 remain over ThanksslNlns'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-23

Miss Eva NJ. Simpson returned Mon
day morning from SkoWhegan' Wnere
she was the guest Of relatives over
Sunday.