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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-12
MRS. E. S. MARSH REGENT.

Brandon Woman at the Head of the
Vermont Chapter, D. A. R.
MONTPELIER, Oct u. - Nearly all
the 30 chapters in Vermont were rep
resented yesterday at the annual con
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-12

Frank A. Vanderlip, president of the
National City Bank, in New York city,
is a machinist by trade.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-12

A drcdgc built in Holland for the
Atlantic ocean under its own steam.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-12

Lenox, Mass, has 20 millionaires.
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w A n II f ID

A first-class belt sander; steady work;
AZ hours week. G. F. Church Mfg Co.,
Holyoke, Mass.
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WANTED-Five more girls to work
in pcnholder factory. Wages $500 to
Sll.00 per week. Board and room
1913. Experience unnecessary. Phone
81. g. i. Bradley Corporation, Putaey,
VT. 170-tf
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WANTED = Fat cattle, sheep and
calves. w. +. Richardson Co. 4O-tf
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Wanted

WANTED-Experienced lady clerk.
Apply at ;. Wilcox s store. 1918
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To Rent.

To Rent.
TO RENT-Good tenements. W. G.
Doolittle. 122-tf
TO RENT-Tenement, inquire Of W.
H. Fletcher, 107 Canal street. 1S9-tf
TO RENT-One or two rooms with
or without meals. u Park Ave- 190-tf
TO RENT-Room with heat, electric
lights and bath. 50 Clark street. 191-tf
TO RENT = Modern 6-room tene-
ment. "a Oak Grove Ave. Tel. 326-M.
1S5-tf
TO RENT = 5 rooms, all modern,
electric lights. w. G. Rockwell, Al Frost
st. 1S5-tf
TO RENT-Front room, with large
closet, at III Main st. Mrs. P. C. ST.
monds. 191-193*
TO RENT-Three.room apartment,
all furnished in nice location. Charles
Miner. 170-tf
TO RENT-One large and two small
Offices; second floor Ullery Bldg. J. g..
Ullery. ...-. 1SS-tf
TO RENT-Four-room tenement, good
yard for children, $40 per month. Ga
Prospect st. 155-tf
TO RENT - Furnished room, Bird
floor, heat, electric lights, bath. Call
at 60 Green st. 1S9-l9l
TO RENT - Furnished room ON car
line; home privileges. IL Putney Road,
Corner Terrace st. 1S3-tf
TO RENT-Rooms, newly furnished.
clean and attractive, heat, electric
lights and bath; Eels Court. 1s6-tf
TO RENT-Three unfurnished rooms.
bath, gas, nice location, heated, Sl4;
without heat, $l0.50. Address "'B. B., -
care Reformer Office. 1S9-2-3-46-I-tf
TO RENT-six room tenement with
bath. Price 1915 per week. On Riv-
erview Street, near Fort Drummer
Heights. Apply to Holden & Martin
l77-tf
TO RENT-The Waterman house on
Elliot st., next to Princess theater, II
rooms, modern, just the place for a
rooming and boarding house, also barn
and garage. Can be rented separately.
Edgett Co. 8S-tf
TO RENT - Apartment on Main
street, large living room, bed room, din
ing room, kitchen, bath aud another
room If wanted, steam heat, gas range,
electricity. Rent $500. Address
" Apartment, - TO Reformer Office.
1S7-tf
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@efannter 7entder aeiturbeu,

Serr Seinrih 8nnih itarb am
80. SUM in ieinem Seim in MiI-
I1rO, moielbit er iid lebten Serbit
ongefauft bottle. Der Ieritorbene
ipur0e am 10. DECEMBER 1846 in
Eo6enoorf BET 2iibenburg, Solitein,
geboren, berm1blte iit am 6. Otto
Der 1874 nit gliobe, geb &obmer,
weIde i'm jet NIT einent Sobn,
S1niegertodter itno 3 @nfeln be-
trouert. Die 9eeroigung fon6 an
1. SttIi ouf benz W2t. auburn airdj-
|bof flint 1eiIen peitlit bon Weil-
lnro, Itott. &err 9oItor Sommer
bon @iaoro belt Sic 2eihenreoe.
@ie beIiebt Der gerItorbene gene.
fen, ~be3eilgten ons eroBe auto.@e
folge nno Die bielen 8lrmenipen,
ben. Moge er in GrieOen ruben.
trdiiernoen Siuterbliebenen
Ipreder mir INFER 8eiIei0 aus.
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Demtldbcs pclksfeit
in Spraemic eggplant!

SbracnIe, gaebr., 6. Snli. I'm.
ter ben @nipioien oes Geiitidome,
rttoniiden Bereins bon Stoe Gour.
To mir6 anr "a. QlueuIt in SDrn.
ciiTe elm 6eliti1es 8oltsfeit obeebnl.
ten iperDen. Dies fpurDe in Der Ies.
ten 8%eriomnlling oes @creins, Der
Elm 8Deig oes INSTRUMENTATION
Gtaaisberbanbes III, beIbloNen.
qr1Iibent 0es @ereins III 3. u. Net.
ter, Der aud Die 2cihing dIler Dor
bereitrneen fir onS Set iibernom-
men bat.
Gin groBortiges. bielieitiges Gro.
aromm iDiro aufgelteIlt neroen, Der.
i6ieoene MiiliffapeIlen iolen enga.
aiert un6 bon 2incoIn uno @ebrosfn
Gitp peroen @rtrooiige obgeloiien
meroen. 9ie oettiden @niprnden
meroen Staotsienotor Sobn Mottes
BON geebrdsfa Gitp iinO Or. Braun
BON Soma bolten, pdbreno nit9 elm
eneliider Seitreoner eeluonnen iuer.
ben iol.
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Qentnant SmmeImanns Sos.

2onoon, 6. SuIi. Sn einem
ousgegebenen gerift oes britiihen
~gfegierunes. ausi9uiies fir Glugpe.
fen mirb Der 600 oes %beriibmten
oeutiden Gliegers 2eutnort Smmel.
mann, Der IN einetn aompfe NIT
|britiIden 5liegern lims 2eben fam,
titr3 geidilOert. 0od benz 8eridt
beriufte SirnieImdttn in elmer 6of.
Ter. Moidine, in 8egleitling zines
on0eren 5offers, etren brittihen
aeruplon an8ugreifen, Der ii6 bon
Gems aus atritop ndberte, nls Elm
mOcrer britiider 6lieger eri6ien
uno ouf Oie beiOen Softer berdb.
itiir5te. 2ertront Smmelmann, 0ei-
len Moidine beige Sliigel berloren
bate, failite ienfredt in Die Etefc.
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Gin siea Der srudensn.

Sincoln, Rebr., 6. Suli. - Ser
Gebrosfa 9rb Seoerdtion tuitroe
bonn fi6ter Stetpart INT 9iItrift.
@eridlt ods &edt 5ugeiprO6en, ben
bon Der 8e%reini9uitg Derfnbten Sitel
fir Us Brobibitions 4men0ement
ouf bic StimnIiite at iesen aritott
oes bonn @eneraldnipalt 9te06 ber-
fiigten. Die 3roferen bntten iifl
oariiber beidnert, baB bel benz les-
teren Titel nift ongefiibrt mar,
mann oas ENHANCEMENT I'M Sale ieis
ner annabme IN aroft treten ioae
rno oab Der 8erfnttf bon alfoboli-
|iden @etrdnfet au DiIieni6aftli6en,
1r3tlifen uno firhli9en 3wefen ge-
Itottet meroen piirbe. 8urd oas
6eblen 0ieier angoben, bebaupteterl
iie, miiroen Die Stimrnehabgeber ge.
oen 0os ENHANCEMENT bo~reingenotn-
men merber.
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Nus Sarpp County.
gapiuion, gaebr., A. SuIi 1916.
gtnId0utq.

gapiaion, Nebr., 4. SuIi 1915.
gtnIdoung.
Sim Sonntag, oen 8. Sitli, finoet
6as iGbrli6e gidnif uno 0eiiiions-
felt Ser 2utberoner beS Sarpp go.
itoft. gs fpirb i'm @eboI3 ouf Der
sSorm oes Serrn 6ris 8ors, 3
Reilen norooItli6 bon @rettla, Neb.,
oebolten. Sos Rittogsmobl III
mitsubringen. lin 8 lIbr Diro
SER BoItor Or. o. 9alslp bon Der
@ounte Menloriol Stride in Omaha
einen englifhen 6elogottesoienlt bal.
ten. Qad oemielben finoen 8or.
TRACE, @eldnge, @ettipiele niD. oir
llnterbaltung Der iltngen 2eltte Itott.
Ger GranenDerein miro fit bic ge,
iuirtilng Der Seilnebmer nlfs 8elte
Gorge trogen. Ser &iibmforfs
8ortrng rpiro Der leste ieirr, Den ct
Dor SffeatIihen g~eridmmlltgerl
boIt, 0a CT lesten Montog IN oos
SliegerforpS Der 4rmee Der Ser.
5tdaten eingetreten 1T. or bat ie-
bod urlaub fir ndditen Sonntae
aur 8eoingntlg ieines eintritts ge.
nladt. 4ae iito 5n oieieul Bolts
felt e~ingelooen.
S. s. G9miot %aitor.
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mirS SclSdt, ttfft
Strafe 80 enteeRen!

Coma 9th, Sa., 6. SuIi.--g,ou.
rice %. NiHols. Der eineeitmocr,
oab er In aanIns Gitp, Omaha nro
on6eren Gt1bten Be1ieL uno Sdcds
act1lId]t bat bat iid entidIoiien, IN
Oos Seer eir5ntreten, lin ii6 oIlcr
9erToIgung DnourdJ 5t e~ntdieben.
Seine 8eripouOten iper0en fiji bic
.ourG feline Jilldunsgn antitaroeHril
gprldlte miffomfuen. 9si6ols nil
.lih IN bns critic Soma aaboQerie.
Regiment einreiben loiIen. (Sr
DeuiI9LonO tpiirbe man einen Ghtf.
fdli1er nidt in bic Irrnee nufnebl
men, ionOern ms Sit9en i9idea,
no er bineebort.)
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SEE WRpines.

Der f9.i6brise @rtparo 8eitbnrg.
f706.23. Ctr. tpobnbnft, fdnO ON
Montaq beim @ooen in Der olteu
5anoflible Spei 8lOds bonn 8oit
fonia 9art ben Soo.
SRI. 4gnes &opleD, 1108.17 Ctr
iuobnbaft, muroe 8ienstag nnd)ulit'
tag Ode 6itl. 8peite iino 2ocuIl
5traBe BON einem automobiL Den
gltternit 8rea0 SO. erfabt un0 or
beblId) Derlest. sic tpuroe in 0as
W1ercp Spipitnl iiberfiibrt.
ssgt bic BiiroS Der tint IL. Stcf'
uert oes $ippee @eb6it6es selegeter
giiror1ume Der NoDnl MtitnaI Elf
S%niurance so. peri6offten ii1 Conn
toa naft Ginbre6er @ingong
Iprenaten Ben @eIoi6ront nno CIR
beuteten $3.50 in gargelo uni
gbeds. Die ginbre9er iiberiober
$3.50 garselo in elmer @eIoiGatille
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1lms Boone. Jowa.

3. Suit 1916.
Mpron gennett, fpelfer ii6 sur
Seter oeg 4. Suit nit elmer geboris
oen auottitGt Bier uno Sdnapps
perIeben botte, pur0e in ieinent
Sols bon Sheriff Geio berbaftet
unO fem @etrGnf in ben Bod &C.
ooIien. CT mur0e inter $1,000
8iirgf6aft nuf freien Sub geiest.
Gyrau augulta @artin begging IN
ihrern SauIe SelbItmoro 0aonrf,
OaB iie Die @osbdbne ibres &od'
ofens 0ffnete nnO oos 8immer ner-
idIoB. Die 2eide muroe bon Dem
8rltOer Der geritorbenen erit ain
nadjten Soge entOedt. Sic muir
Sc nod st. Dodge beforOert tno
BORT %beer6igt. Scr @rurto Oteier
Eat lit nift betonnt.
sSrdu NarD &enneop ur0 ibre
beioen 8ohter beritngliften nit H.
rem Qittomobil ettpo 5 Neilcn noro'
lid bon bier. auf benz engen 8e'
De beriudten fie eitem anOeren 9tu'
tomobiI ol,s3uipeiGeh aber tie mo-
rem nidt melt eelug mlseindnocr.
Ionoern proater o%uianmerI, nobel
Ibos 4rtomobiI Der Sr1lt &enneor
lin etnen Is SUB tiefen @rdben ftel.
IBlidliherpeiie muroe nien1dttc
ernitlid beiaaoiet. Ut. Us.
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6itdepf ipridt in Golnmbns.

Columbus, yaeb., 5. SuIi.-8un
O~esieudtor Sitdcod bieIt bier eeiterr
Gus gtnldB Der 5eier oes A. SltIi
etne Aniprode, pelfe baltptiddlid
oas 81emo oSelbTt. Regierung" be-
bon0eIte. CT erleuterte fur5 Die ltn-
MISUNDERSTANDING 'uno 0eren
8eoenttulg, rtlo erfl1rte Sel6itregie.
riing fir Die ein5ie mogIide Gin
ridJttrrtg, In 8ufunft &riesen borSu.
beueen. @leid5eitig bob er berbor,
mas Ste geeenipdrti9e oemofrdtiiGe
8~eripolttng fir oas 2ono getnn unO
lpeIdle portrefflide @eBe inter Der.
iel6en 5itr annabne gelangten.
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Grbalten CONTEMPLATING.

Gan Grancisto, Gal, 6. Srlt.-
Qae Stredenarbeiter Der Southerh
9acific gabtl, ansgenomnten Weri.
faner uro gbineien, erbdlten cine
2obnsnlage bon rs 9ro8ent. Son
Der grbobung peroen ettpa 5000
arbetter betroffenL lpsl9e nidt crea-
niIiert fttto urto bisber MIR $1.75
Eogelobn erbielten. Die 2obn5ll1-
pe erfclete aus freien Stiiden, obrr
SaB oie 2ettte oor1ttt eineefommetl
fu1re1.
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'Dank ScMtidbcr
1sricosecfan9cner!

@it mel6 GROCER Grel0e mt
ber5Iidem Cant 8uienbuneen Dor
2eIetoff on bic ariesseefangenen n
Sopon entgegengenommen iueroen
aibt nadItebenoe 6mpfungs9 etdti
gung 8eugnis:
g0lafa, Sapnn arieesgeianeenen
Eager, 1866. Dem unbefnnnter
Giiligen 8uIenOer Der bei0en cadets
NIT 8eitlngsleidtoff unieren ber5
Iifiten Can't. Gi6enti9er, $dlpt
mann i'm 8. 30. O."
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Olebulte in dineEIder grObims.

Sbmgbai 6. Suli. 9ie 8e.
fuobner Der 8robin5 9tuang Sune
5oben fi9 geeer 0eren @ouDerneur
.2nng Gbi 9udrg entport unb Der.
lanaen oefien abiesung. Gu1 Die
Srllpyet inter General 81 2ieb-
&bnn baben iid eegert ben @ouDer.
nenr erboben uno oringen BON Sbiu-
dom nod Canton, INN ben 8iinideu
oes 8olfes gsodJoruf du berleiber,
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DcritanS
111uIikpetein!

Der @orItono bes Omaha Duff.
bereins lit hermit boraiif oufmert.
lam eemaft, ooB unierer reeelmd.
biae geriommIiing bettte, 9on.
nerstog, obeno I'M 7 ltbr I'M 0tuiit.
6eim ltottfinoet. Vile WlitglieOer
iino orineeno eriudt, gu eriheincn.
R. g. Gtrebloiu, 9r1iioent.
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ger Sell 6es Saaoers iii Our9 Ger
lidernng geoedt. 9as @ebdttoe, In
benz itd Die Sleii6eret befon0, ee-
borte s. q. 8tntbbun.
Eecumieb. - Selen @gnetu, Die
dLteIte Eodter bon Gem agnefD bon
B0pnee gountp miro fify ant 10.
SnIi bon gaetp 0ort mad Aiittt,
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@eripeaener @anbit.

goicuuite 8oIep, Gal, 6. SttIi.
- Gin efn3elner 8anoit bieIt &c.
tern BEL 8otpond an Gingang OeS
goIemite gaIleD 0ational 8arfs bier
BoItmoeen auf uno beralibte %
gerIonen i'm ibr 8ar9elO tno ibre
SdmudlddDen.
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illus sem State.

SSceOla. Scr Central @eat
Morfet, Bic 8odsroder uno S6mei-
fer ~eebOtenSe 6leiiderei, brantlte
geitetn nieoer. 9os Setter entitano
I'M @isI6ranf unb breitete iid nit
gr0Bter S9neaigfett aus. Gin gro.
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9ampfer a%einnfen.

9io De Soneiro. 6. Suli. Sut
bieiigen Sofer1 itteB eeitetn Scr
amerifoniife 9au1pfer DBilbelmis
no" bon Stem gorf nit Dem BRAT.
IidniIten Glotter.S 8 dnsportOarnpfer
DGaraento Albuquerque" auidmmen
uno terianf. @on eLoubt, 0ae aIe
on 8oro befin0Ii9en Berionett &c.
ret:et muroen.
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WetterbetiGt.

Tiir Omaha nn0 ~ltmgeeen6:
.Shon beute oberto ut1O 6reitog.
Seine nelentlid)e Eemperoturberdn.
0erung.
Giir 0ebrosfd: 666n beitte oben6
un6 Greitdg; fiibler Greitog I'M
noroneftlidet SetI.
Sir Soma: Sd)on beltte abeto
uno 5reitog. Seine peientlide
observation-disclosures.
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Sermanu.2ose go. SO, ". .. II. ~.
" htnng

glle griiOer Der 2oge Iin6 6rin.
aen0 eriudt, fi6 oft benz gegrdbnis
unieres Oaitglieos @m. s. Bauer
gu beteilieen. Die 9eeroieitns fin.
set Itatt am Z. Sui, 4 llbr nod.
mittags bonn Grniterbauie, 1421 9.
7. Nbe.
Aug. s. Spedt, Sefretdr.
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Nrphfrner in Nprfulf. Pa.

glOrfoIf, 30, 6. Sui. = Sn Der
9abnmogenfabrit Der SeobourO atr-
gtne fam beute friib Jei,cr gum
g(ltsbrn6; bic soroen GabrifonIdgcn
itno eefGbrOet. Der dngerihtete
S6aOen niro ulif cine @iinione Dol
lnrs bernuidlddt.
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Willow Springs Beer
hone .Ijsl3 so: 3lS:
AXEL w. JORGENSENL Family Distributes. 40 Hickory St
30 Hickory st.

.gspbter, eebet, mo fe otf 6ie ndG.
item bret Sabre TIM YreBlep Mento-
rial Snltitlit, elmer MtiItonsiGatle,
eugItiden Spradunferridt erteiIen
uir0.
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Beirut gua BET ginfdufen diiI
bic .EribIue".
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GsOnniert a..f Sic Gdsliae Sribine.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-04-05
An Appeal to the Colored
Preachers.

Mr.. Editor Will you please al
low me space in your paper 20 call
the attention of the colored preach
ers of Edsetield county.
Dear Brethren, the girls dormito-
ry of state college was burned more
than a week ago and they lost all
their bedding and clothes. 40 of
them got their legs and arms broken.
Therefore, brethren | think that we
ought to take collection for them
in our church. We also ask the
white friends 70 help US in this dis
tress. If you have anything to give
YOU can send it 10 me or president
R. S. Wilkinson, State college,
Orangeburg, S. G. Thanking you
for your kindness.
A. w. Simkins.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-04-05
Hart.Carter.

Sunday afternoon at five o'clock,
ut the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse l.. Hart, Miss
Lizzie Har. and Mr.. George Carter
were married, DR.. +. Pendlcton
Jones performing the ceremony:
The home was tastefully decorated
for the occasion. The beautiful
bride was attired in a gray tatfeta,
with gloves and hat to match. A
number of beautiful gifts were be-
slowed by relatives and friends.
After the bride and groom were
showered with congratulations, a
salad course was served, followed
by ice cream and cake. Those who
assisted in serving were Ruth Hart,
Eloise Hart, Bessie Dunovant and
Norma Shannonhouse. MIR. and
Mrs. Carter departed on the late al
ternoon train for their home in Co.
lumbus, Ga. The best wishes Of
their Edgeheld friends accompany
them.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-04-05
Rives-Ward.

The following is copy of invi-
tat!ons that have been issued an
nouncing All approaching marriage
in which the people of Edgetield
are evidencing great interest be-
cause of the popularity of the bride
VINO has won many hearts since she
came to make ber home in Edge
field:
Mrs. Annie Elizabeth Rives in.
vites you to be present at the First
Baptist church, Edgefeld, South
Carolina, on Wednesday morning,
April the twelfth, nineteen hundred
and sixteen, at ten. thirty o'clock to
witness the marriage of her daugh-
ter, Maud, to Mr.. Bentley Douglas
Ward.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-04-05
Statement Concerning Field
Day.

If the weather is good on April
the 7,h, Field Day. there is going
to be big crowd here. One very
important matter is to furnish din
ner not only for our own people
but for those who come from dis
tance. This we realize, is no small
undertaking. We need the help of
every housekeeper in Edgefeld
school district. So we earnestly re-
quest every one to bring or send a
we'll filled basket. The stores will
close so that all may come to the
school grounds for dinner. There
will be committee to receive your
basket at the school building if you
desire to send it instead of bringing
it with you. But when the dinner
hour arrives we want each lady
who furnishes basket, if possible,
to look after the placing of its con-
tents on the table. In this way you
will greatly assist US and at the
same time, prevent your dishes, etc,
being misplaced.
The parade is to be formed
promptly at 1880. The exercises
will begin a. the school grounds
Immediately thereafter. The days
program is full and in order TO be
carried out, the contests will he
called promptly. Let everybody he
on time. 1t is very important that
each school furnish the committee
with the names of its contestants
before Friday April 18th, if possl-
BILE. Let every TEACHER attend to
this to-day. Each school is allow
eli TWO representatives in each con-
test.
The Central Committee.
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w. c. T. u. Monthly Nesting.

The regular meeting Of the w.
C. T. L. took place on Monday af
lernoon at / O'Clock. The weather
was inclement, but 4 good attend,
ance manifested continued interest
in the work of the organization.
Mrs. Peak conducted the devulions
and as a part OF this. Mrs. E. j.
Norris sang her favorite hymn,
Ashamed Of JESUS Mrs. W. 5.
Cogburn, as Stunt. of the Medical
Temperance department conducted
the programme, calling on DR.. Il.
A. Marsh who had been previously
invited TO make talk on MedicaI
Inspection of Schools" DR.. Mars!
responded to this in very enter
tanning and instructive way, and
the local w. c. L. /. appreciates
his interest and ready respvnse.
Papers were read by Mrs. ". E.
Lott by DR.. Victor Horsley on his
experiences with alcohol as medl
cine and his abandonment Of it
Miss Hortense Padgett read Ths
Passing of Alcohol" and Mrs. Les
lie Kernaghan an article on the dan
ger of giving alcohol or other drug
ged sCrups to children.
Mrs. Shannonhouse sang a very
approproprlate vocal selection with
piano accompaniment by Mrs. I'LL
man, and the poem which is written
for the uoonlide hour OF prayer was
sung.
A discussion was found interest
inc in reference TO the use of paten
medicines.
Al the close of the meeting the
hostess, Mrs. Padgett served very
bountilul and dainty refreshments.
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Telephone Changes.

Miss Noami Prescott, the charm
ing daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. IL.
Prescott, has been engaged as day
operator of the telephone exchange,
filing the place made vacant by the
resignation of Miss Lizzie Hart.
Miss Naomi has already become
quite skilled in her work. Mr..
Frank Hart will continue to serve
as night operator, with general su.
pervision over the exchange. He
makes the company highly salts
factory employee.
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Preshyterv to Meet at Trenton
Mrs. Tillman at Home.

Mrs. S. A. MorralI entertained ;
few Friends very delightfully."- OF
Tuesday afternoon at bridge.
Friends of Mrs, Joseph RIPLEY
from Albany, n. T., who spent th'
winter here will be grieved to learn
Of the critical illness of her little
son Joseph.
The advanced price in asparagus
is causing the shippers to smile.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c Day and
their children are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Butler in North Angus
Ia.
Mrs. B. R. Tillman is at homo
from Washington for a week or ter
days. She was the guest of Mrs. j.
D. Mathis on Sunday.
Miss Marion Clark spent the
weekend with friends at Saluda.
Mr.. Harold Crouch from Gran.
iteville came home to spend the
weekend with his father, MIR. Chas.
Crouch.
MIR. and Mrs. A. S. J. Miller and
Miss Sabe Miller went 10 Columbia
on Wednesday to be present at the
graduating recital of Miss Fannie
Butler Miller at Ghicora college.
Cnn@aree Presbyterv meets with
the Presbyterian church on the Is h
OF this mouth. About twealy dele
gates are expected.
Mr.. A. II. Day who IS working
at Clearwater spent Sunday with the
homefolks.
Mr. and Mrs. Bet1is Cantelou mo-
tored from Edgeted to spend sun
day with relatives mere.
Mr. J. e.. Hughes from Union
was n visitor here during the past
week.
Mrs. J. II. Courtney visited Mrs.
Hamel Ethcrilge i'll North Angus
la on Tuesday last.
Sunday was a regular reception
day at the home OF orr beloved
friends Mr.. and Mrs. ID. r. Day,
the OCCASION ocing the welcoming
of little D. r. Day, Jr., who has ar
rived to become a permanent inmate
of that happy home.