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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-05

Mrs. Stephen o. Richey was hostess al
a luncheon today at her home. on
street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-05

The Countess Montjoie de Froberg.
formerly Miss Hilton of Albany, N. Y,
is the guest of her cousin, Mrs Greedy.
the wife OF Maj Gen. Greedy. The
countess will pass the coming month
between Washington and Baltimore. She
has resided for years in Egypt and
Italy, but under present disturbed con-
ditions abroad finds her native country
a much more desirable environment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-05

w. P. Emo. Mrs. Charles E. Wood, Mr..
Hugh Legare. Mrs. w. NJ. Ritter, Mr..
and Mrs. Ord Preston. Mrs Henry T.
OXnard, Mr.. Gibson Fahnestock, Mr..
Epson, Mr.. George Meyers. Mrs. Cop
ley and the Countess de Brie are
among those taking boxes for the So
ciety circus on Saturday afternoon at
the Riding and Hunt Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-05

Mr. and Mrs. Marion Duckett of
Bladensburg. Md, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Violetta Lee. and Mr.. Clifford l.. john
son of Ohio. The wedding will likely
ia ke MIA ce ca rlX in Lime
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
SIDE TALKS
THINNER OR FATTER.

ooh. dear" sighed my inclined-to-be
plump ncighbor. Il just met Mrs.
Moore down town and she said was
getting stout. Horrid thins: dow,
on my table and eyed me with vlcari-
My dear" said 7. do not let that
disturb you. met Mrs. Moore yester-
day and she said the same thing TO me,
and | had myself weighed and found
had lost three pounds.
My inclined to -be-plump neighbor
looked somewhat comforted.
She Had Reason to Be Comforted.
She had reason to be. And so mas
anyone else who permits himself or her
self to be upset by casual comments on
his personal appearance.
You've heard. doubtless. OF the en-
harraSScd sutton who said: ITS q love-
~ day, isn't it," to his adored one. and
then. noticing that it was raining, tor.
rents. added. THAT is. II would be II
il weren't raining so hard"
People pass comments upon other peo-
pies personal appearance say. How
we'll you look" or What are you do
ing IL yourself To get so thin" or Are
you gaining weight: in just about this
! used to he depressed or elated by
such comments until began TO realize
how meaningless and untrustworthy
they were.
TWO People MADE Entlrely ou1erent
Comments
! have gone down The street and met
one person who said. How we'll you are
looking" done an errand and returend
to he hailed by another acquaintance
with the cheerful warning. What have
Won been doing? You look all tired out
Perhaps the GRAND and a ten minutes
walk produced the change. And then
again. perhaps It didn't.
While most people make any COM
mcnt that pops into their heads. regard
less If how it may affect you. others
are moro kindly but no more trustwor-
thy For instance. one woman frankly
confessed to NE that she tells everyone
she meets how we'll they look. You
might as we'll" she said. il makes them
happier and 1t doesn't cost anything"
Those Dangerous Good Intentions
\ very well meant philosophy and yet
well, the other day | mot girl who
is prone to ovcrwork. She had been
staying late at the office. 'Why will
YOU dn it," I asked.
Il nccd the extra money. and it doesn't
hurt me-
Doesn't hurt you: Why, you look like
n ghost"
You are an old croaker.' said she. Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
ENGAGEMENT Announced.

Announcement was made of the en-
Eagcment Of Miss Mary JamlSon. prom
inent young lady of Martins Ferry, to
Mr.. Chester Gayly, of Indiana. Pa, at
Il sewing party given Friday afternoon
at the home Of. Miss Lucille Perry, on
he center of a pink rose which was
given each guest was concealed PINK
heart in which was announced the en-
gagrment. The wedding will take place
mination of a romance which origin
a1ed while both parties were students
at Indiana normal school Miss Jami.
son is the accomplished daughter Of
Mrs. Augusta Janison Of Park street.
and has been prominent in the Younger
social sci of The Ohio Side city. She is
Il graduate Of Indiana normal school
and has been supervisor If Music in
tho schools ut Shadvside and later ut
Indiana. Pa. Mr.. Gayly hSlds 4 re-
Sponsble position with The Cambridge
a. JD Coke company.
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Class Entertained.

The Rerean Bible Class OF tns
Fourth Street NJ. L. church was de,
lishtfully entertained at the beautifni
home Of the leader. Mrs. f. K. MaucK
of The Steenrod Place, ably assisted
nv her daughter. Mrs. l.. NJ. Steenroo'
Thursday. June 10Th.
After a short business session ana
singing .HIest Fe the Tie that Binds.
and a short prayer. the happy class
explored the lovely surroundings ut
viii for several hours. when delicious
refreshments were served. consisting
of ice cream. cake and coffee.
Mrs. Frank Stanton rendered IN her
pleasing manner a vocal solo. 'On
Happy Day. Oh Day So Dear. follow,
ed by piano solo. Cate De CoueT
bv Mrs. r. F.. Hamilton. after which
they repaired to their homes, each
declaring the, outing a real treat and
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brarian at the Wheeling Public LII
brary, will depart Monday for Atlantic
City and points in the east to spend
her vacation.
Miss Alma Beu Of this city. left last
evening for Fairmont, where she Will
spend several days with her tathcf.
Colonel Henry Beu.
Miss Mays Van .Fossen of New
Straitsyille. O., is the guest of Miss
Marie Weiske at her home on Thlr-
teenth street.
Mrs. Haning of Huntington, W. Va,
will arrive today for an extended visit
with her son, DR.. n. A. Hanlng OF
Woodlawn.
Attorney J. ]. Coniff of NORTH Main
street. is a business visitor at Park
ersburG.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry T. Clouse and
family, will leave today or tomorrow
for Mason county, where hey will en-
ioy & two weeks vacation. Mr.. Clouse
is deputy circuit clerk.
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BISHOP COMES Home.
RI Rev. p. J. Donahue Will Return To-
night After Extended Trip IL
Through Diocese

Ri. Rev. Bishop P. J. Donahue Is ,ex-
pected to return to Wheeling this
evening after an extended trip through
the West Virginia diocese and from
Baltimore, Washington and New Yofk
where he was attending to matters per.
tanning to the diocese. Next Sunday ne
will confirm a class OF children At the
McMechen Catholic church. While IN
the CITY the Bishop will arrange con.
firmation dates for other places. He
expects to leave Sunday night or Mon:
day for a visit to the Bluefield, w. Va
missions and will be gone for an IN.
definite period -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01

met Mrs. r. the woman who thinks;
it is kind to tell people how well Inv
look) and she said I was looking finA.ss
So IT goes. IS
While would not for the world DIS
courage the kind-hearted person Nhot
goes about scattering words OF encour-i
agcment, would suggest that We all b.
little more careful land little le8l
mechanical and wholesale. in our uonn-s
mcnts on persona appearance and those
who receive such comments do not put
too much faith in them. - ~
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! About People
A MovsGlentp ef indivlduals 70
and From :l,o City.

AT THE HOTELS

: AT THE HOTELS
STAMM-W. Is. Campbell, Fairmont,
\. =. Headley, FrcepOrt; John Z.
Shaw, West Liberty; J. II: bowman,
Huntington, w f. Mayfield. Middle
bourne
Windsor-W. S. Smith. Jr., Chester,
Geo. l.. Cecil, Massillon, Lieut.. Fl. l..
Mumma and wife, L. S. Army, E. A.
Ferrin. Cleveland.
Grand CentraI-H. D. Kalb, Bril-
liant Ohio, j. j. Sutton, New Remler,
o.. Hr. and Mrs. r. W. Bless, Column
bus.
McLurc-MabcI Holloway. Barnes
willie, Geo. A. Hrtzel. Weston, Marie
Irubstrr, Steubenville, Michael Galla'
CHER, Cleveland.
Prof. John {. Shaw, principal of
West Liberty Normal. has returned
from IA business trip TO Charleston.
Edward HaAIett. the well known
broker, left last night for New York,
10 spend Il few days on business.
Misses Florence Keyscr and Elsie
McCausland returned to their homes
in Elm Grove, last night, after visit
ing in Fairmont and M0rgantown:,
Thomas McCummins returned Tues
day evening from Cleveland, where he
participated in the national lawn ten
mis- tournament.
Attorney Arch Sawtelle has returned
from Parkersburg, where he attended
Tuesdays melting OF the Democratic
State committee.
Albert Seibert, former clerk Of the
Ohio River Board with headquarters
here, now connected with Il large gas
company in Cincinnati, is expected. TO
arrive today 10 spend Il short vacation
at his home in Elm Grove.
Mr.. c. d. RigSle and daughters,
Olive, and Mrs +. c. Brinkman, will
leave today for an extended trip
among friends and relatives at Pitts
burgh and other northern points.
Leoyd EniX, former local newspap-
rrman. has accepted a position as re-
porter on the Telegraph.
y T.. Mrinhardt and family left
Tuesday for 4 ten-dayS' stay in Wash.
ingIon and Atlantic City.
a recent business "trip 10 Cleveland.
Miss Edith Mcbride Of ScbrinS. O.,
will spend Sunday with Miss Wilma
Underwood OF the Island.
Miss Elizabeth BrOrerman, stcno.
crapher 1T the Wheeling Electric COM
pany. will leave Monday for Eeals-
willie, O. 10 spend weak OF her vHca-
ton The second week will he spent
at Philadelphia and points in the east.
Prof. H. B. Johns Of he Wheeling
High school. returned hon" last night
from Zonesyille, O.. where he spent
several days On business.
Squire 7. W Engcl Of South Wheel
ing. who has been i'll during the past
several days. is improving slightly,
Miss Jeanette Wilde, assistant Ii
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
CIosino Recital

The second OF The closing recltaIS
of the pupils Of Mr. Frank II. kinchc-
loe and Mrs. Elsie Fischer kinChrlnc
was given last evening at the Thomp-
son VI. +. church before a large audi.
enrr Of The friends and relatives Of
The pupils The program displayed
the careful instruction which has been
accorded The students. and their man.
nrr Of Interpretation created very
favorable impression. There were Il
large number of participants in the
program
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
r. Eptartaip for Visitors

McsdameS W. W. Irwin, Il. X Giffin and
Miss Martha Irwin will entertain Fri
day afternoon. July :. with tea honor
Ing Miss Skinker. of Grcenway Courl,
White Post. Va, and Miss Sidney Bel
willie, Of Germantown. Philadclph a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
Macade1ny Club Dance.

Tho ATacadrmy club entertained the
members and their friends with de
lirhlfui drnrinG party last night nj tho
StraIfur Springs hotel An excellent
dancing program was enjoyed. and dur
irg an intcrmission dainty refreshments
were served. Those present were:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
HirIc' Clubs

The Girls Clubs swimming schedule
has been changed for the summer and
is as follows:
High School Club-Monday after
noon, 3:15 D. m.
Silver Link Club-Tuesday after
noon $50 p. NJ.
Little Sisters Club-Friday after
noon $50 y. m.
The Association offers TO any club
girl swimming rates and all are invited
TO come and share the good times.
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Bailey Of Parkcrsburg. Crimson
ramblers formed an attractive decora-
ton for the table which held covers
for the following guests: Mrs. X. NJ.
Bailey. of Parkcrsburg; Mr.. and Mrs.
John II. Clarke. Mr.. and Mrs. d. R..
Scatterday, Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Nc
Cluskey.
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CLOSING WEEK
HOLDS INTEREST
MANY SMALL INFORMAL PAR les
WILL TAKE PLACE TODAY
Miss Mary Ellen Hazlett Was Hostess
Yesterday For Miss Lucille BAL
lard at Luncheon.

Miss Lucille Ballard OF Los Angeles,
Cal. the guest of Miss Eleanor Hoi'o-
way at Leatherwood received another
charming compliment yesterday after
noon, when Miss Mary Ellen HaZlct'
entertained with a luncheon party at
the Wheeling Country club. Twelve
particular friends Of the .:ostesS were
guests, and attractive appointments
graced the table.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
Bridge Party.

Bridge Party.
Mrs. Oliver Johnson at her home in
LenoX, was hostess at bridge party
yesterday afternoon from 9 until e
o'clock. At the close o. rae Reenly
contested games. a luncheon appoint
ed in pink and white was served. Kill
larney roses formed the tables center.
piece and the guests included:
MeSdameS:
". P. RurT1s William Rownd
Dana Tomlinson James Cunningham
Charles Jackson Harold Young
Rred Roderus
Misses:
Katherine EbbeTt Elizabeth Stamm
Gertrude Garden
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dinner with chicken waffles the chief
features. After the repast the ladies
enjoyed the lovely twilight in roaming
about the station grounds and later
returned to the city tired but happy.
This marked the closing of the social
season for the club. Those present
we're:
Misses:
Mary A. Pogue Arabella McGrana-
Iney Smith han
Elizabeth Tappan Maude Wharton
AIeSdames:
Leonard G. Diets Ray TORY
D. 4. Best Z. II. Beiueman
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Entertained at Dinner.

Dwight Wagner entertained tho ii!-
teen managers of the various dcpar;-
ments of the Wheeling CorrugatinC
company with six o'clock dinner las;
night at the country club. The affair
proved to be a very enjoyable one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
BRIDGE Club.

At her home on North Main street.
yesterday. Mrs. J. J. Conlf was hoS!-
ess 70 the bridge club OF when she
is a member. There were two taolcS
Of players. and at the conclusion o.
the games dainty luncheon was
served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
Literary Club Outing.

Ten members Of the Island Literary
club had very enjoyable outing with
Mrs. V. F. Kidd at Cecil Place, Friday
evening. The party left the city on
the 3 o'clock car in the afternoon and
reveled in the beauties of the scenery
OF the old Cecil Place until 6 p. M.
when the hostess served a delightful
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
Pittsburgh Recital

The following program was given al
Pittsburgh on Thursday evening by
Miss Mildred Catherine Garee. daugh.
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Dinner Party.

An Interesting affair OF the weekend
will he the dinner party this evening
at the Country Club. given by Mr.. c.
Merits Franzheim. There will be hand
some table decorations and places ar
ranged for fourteen quests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
"Send Off" Party.


Thursday evening Of this week was
the party to send off the dcleealts
who will so TO the Council at OXFORD.
Ohio. TO represent the Federation III
the Industrial Club Girls Of WheelinG
4 party of twelve left Wheeling on
Friday night, to spend the following
week al the Council Of Industrial girls
from the associations Of Ohio anu
West Virginia. whore the eleven ;e!'
erations of the field will meet IN
council.
Miss MacCorkle. the Field Secretary
for the Industrial Department, Will DO
in charge of the council and Miss Flor
ence Simms the National Secretary
for the Industrial work will De present
during the entire council.
The girls who went from Wheeling:
Amy Richards. Olive Wagner, Audrey
RAIDER, Marie Damn, Lillian Moore,
Flossic Barnhardt. Laura. Pesta, Fran
ces Atkins, Alice Pockle. Margaret
Singer and Blanche ClegS. Miss
Thompson. the Industrial Secretary,
went as the delegation leader. Every
member of the Clubs enjoyed the party
on Thursday evening.
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Misses:
ENGAGEMENT Announced.

The members of the ATizpah Bible
class, were pleasantly entertained on
Thursday evening by Mrs. NJ. Feitz at
her home on Eoff street. Rambler
roses were prettily combined in the
decorations OF the rooms, and follow
ing the merry pastime Of the evening
luncheon was served when the an
nouncement Of the engagement of
Miss Ida Belle Felt, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Feitz to Mr.. Jack Porter
Phillips OF Grove City, Pa. was made.
Those sharing in the first news were:
Mesdames:
Carl Kepner C. +. Taylor
A. Glauser George Worls
Carl Smith A. D. Wells
E. A Ungara Otto Schenbetn
Harry Lennon j. W. Sands
Paul Van Kuren +. Carter
A. A Hammond S. ?. Donnelly
G. ". Johnson
Misses:
Ida Belle Feitz Frances Morgan
Emma Feitz l.. NJ. Hall.
Ella Lumbarges
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Ter Of Mr.. |. 4. Garee. who formerly
lived in this city. The difficult NUM-.
brrs were given with sympathetic
precision which occasioned much COM
ment from the large audience. The
urnrr1m'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
Dinner Party.

DR.. and Mrs W. C.. E,tzler at their
home on the. Island, presided 4; l
charmingly arranged dinner party last
evening. which lonored Mrs. r. NJ.
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Eor Prof. r. n. CraGo.


4 very pleasant surprise was gwen
Prof. F.. Fl. Crago. by 4 number OF
his old students and graduates OF the
West Liberty State Normal scnool
during the years 1872 and 1878, at his
home 4Ol7 Jacob street, on the evening
OF June %. The professor was taken
for a ride II the evening and on ais
return fo/.d the entire assembly on
hand as planned by his friends. assist
ed by Mrs. Crago. The surprise was
complete. but after many nearly manu-
shakes and congratulations ne regain,
ed his composure and proved himself
a most consinial host. The evening
was spent in pleasant conversation,
music and recitations. and two furthcr
show their high REGARD for their OLD
teacher, Mr. J. B. Sommervilie In an
appropriate speech. presented MIN
with a gold headed cane, upon winch
is inscribed the following. Presented
10 Prof. +. H. Crago. June 60. 1916, by
graduates of the West Liberty Normal
school"
Al a seasonable hour dainty lunch
con was served to which all dld ample
Justice. After an evening spent very
pleasantly the guests departed wishing
all many returns of the same. -Fhose
present were: Prof. F. H: Crago and
|
DR.. NJ. W. Glass and wife, !. c. Way.
man and wife, c.. w. Wallace, wife and
daughter Hazel. Mrs Belle hurry. of
Waynesburg; Prof. A. J. Waychoff. OF
Waynesburg, Mrs. Sarah Parshall. Mr..
Henry Wells. J. 3. Sommerville, Miss
Hannah Springer, Miss Mildred
Springer, and Mr. 3. r. McMechen.
Farewell Reception
Mrs. John Randall was rendered a
at her home Thursday evening. The
guests found many plans for their en-
tertainment and at the conclusion re-
freshments were served. Those pres
ent included:
Misses Alice Irwin. Nellie Mahood,
Virginia Davis, May Randall. Mes
danes Mary Williams, Ada Bell, Jen-
ME Davis, Mary Leach. Daisy Martin,
Caroline Evans. Luella Evans, Mary
Sigler, NJ. McFadden, L, Jenkins, Sa-
die GAMER, Kate Kerwood, Pearl Samp-
son, Jane McMillen. Anna Patterson
and John Randall.
Theatre Party
Miss Sarah Gruber was hostess at
theatre party yesterday afternoon
at the Court, where "The Spoilers IS
! being shown. The honor guests at
the AFFAIR were NnlSScS MAI anu an
ma Darrah Of Chicago, and Muses. An
ma Slothers. Philamena Huff and Lo-
is Snow Of Cleveland. Tie party la
ter enjoyed refreshments at Baer's.
Included we're:
Misses
Anna Slothers Katherine Wood,
Lois Snow. Margaret Darrah,
Anna Darran. Helen Wood,
Philameua Huff, Sarah Stamp,
Marry Darrah, Sarah Gruber,
Literary Club Outing.
Ten members Of the Island Literary
club had a very enjoyable outing with
Mrs. V. F. Kidd at Cecil Place, Friday
evening. The party left the city on
the 3 o'clock car in the afternoon and
reveled in the beauties of the scenery
OF the old Cecil Place until 6 p. M.
when the hostess served delightful
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29C Full Pound Box

Besides the unusual spe-
cial we will have Maybelle
Cherries, Strawberries, and
Millionaire Chocolates. All
exceptional values.
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extending hearty appreciation to their
host and hostess, Mr.. and Mrs. K. x.
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McLure-Mabcl Holloway. Barnes
Vile, Geo. A. Hrtzel, Weston, Marie
rrobstrr, Steubenville, Michael Galla'
cher, Cleveland.
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Cut Rate Means {. Il. Criest & ca" Original

be on sale Saturdays only from
now until September list. To en-
able as many people as possible 10
benefit by this unusual opportun-
ity. and at the same time have the
pleasure" Of assisting in 4 work Of
goodwill. no customer will be per-
mittcd tn buy more than two boxes
at one time. Everybody will want
10 secure some Of these delicious
Chocolates and we advise you TO
ask us to reserve one or two boxes
for you each week. rs the quantity
will be strictly limited TO 1000
pounds allotted US.
Never In all our experience have
We known of such candy value
ms this before and we cannot i'm
press upon you too strongly 10 b"
sure and get your. share.
Remember they are actual soc
quality which you are offered nj
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-01
PALE WIVES AND MOTHERS

Many women who had good color in
their girlhood grow pale and colorless
when they become wives and mothers.
When the fading color in checks and
lips is accompanied by a loss of bright
ness in the eyes and an increasing heavi-
ness in the step, the cause is TO be sought
in the state of the blood.
A hundred causes may contribute to
the condition OF thin blood that's known
as anemia. Overwork, lack of outdoor
exercise, insufficient rest and sleep, i'm
proper diet, these are a few of them.
The important thing is to restore the
blood to normal, to build it up 80 that
the color will return TO cheeks and lips,
the brightness to the eyes and lightness
to the step.
DIR. Williams Pink Pills are the great
blood builder and invigorator They be-
gin at once to increase the red corpuscles
in the blood and the new blood carries
strength and health to every part of the
body. Appetite increases, digestion be-
comes more perfect, energy and ambition
return.
A pamphlet, Building Upthe Blood"
viii be sent free on request by the DR..
Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady, N.
y. If you mention this paper. Yourown
druggist sells DIR. Williams Pink Pills or
they will be sent by mail on receipt Of
price, 80 cents per box, ST. boxes, $50.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-01
BROOKFIELD

AT the close of the lecture course last
Friday evening the following named
committee were elected to procure Ice
ture course for the coming fall and win
ter: Lincoln w. Morse, Wallace b. Colt
and Miss Edna Sargent
The school in the Reyes district closed
Feb. "a. From an attendance of seven
there have been five having no marks
Mildred and John McDerment, Ada, Burt
and George Wight. The other two were
absent only on account of sickness. Edna
Sargent was teacher.
Mrs. George Wood is sick, suffering
with asthma.
The ladies' aid society of the Second
church cleared $3.50 from their social
Tuesday evening
The board of civil authority viii meet
at the town clerks office Saturday after
noon, March 4. from O'Clock till 5 to
revise the checklist.
Z. III. LOveland, Orange county agri-
cultural agent, will give talk in grange
hall Friday evening, March II, after
short business session of the grange. The
meeting will be open to the public, hop
ing everyone will avail themselves of
this opportunity to hear Mr.. Loveland.