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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Brewster Of Pitts
field, N. H., returned Sunday after visit
ing his sister. Mrs. Joshua Brown
George Fielder has moved into George
Bartlett's tenement house.-Mrs. Eliza
Devino of Lebanon, n. H.. visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Fielder, the
last Of the week.-Mrs. ID. p. Grange of
Johnson and George Varney and family
Of South StarksborO visited at Joshua
Browns the first Of the week.-Mr. and
Mrs. A. l.. Liberty and son. Ruric, and
Mrs. Paulyne Brewster were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Swinyer in
Rochester Sunday.-Allen Carpenter and
family are visiting relatives in Waits
field this week.-Schools in town will
begin September 4. Miss Abbie Cove of
Bristol is visiting Miss Jane Ring.-W. j.
Taft and family of Starksboro visited at
Lyman Hills Monday.-Mrs. w. l.. Ring
Ia visiting her daughter, Mrs. Rufus
Atkinson. in Morrisville.-Mrs. Lucius
Flint Of Moretown is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. John Miles. and uncle. Lyman Hill.
About 20 gathered at the home of Miss
Edna Russell Friday. the occasion being
her 10th birthday. Refreshments were
served DR.. and Mrs. Averill. Mrs.
Ellen White of Middlebury and Mrs.
Phoebe Ridley of Bristol visited at II. l..
Hallock's the last OF the week.-Mr. and
Mrs, Henry Carpenter and nephew Of
Whippleville. N. Y. visited her uncle. J.
C. Carpenter the last Of the week.
Burton Ellis and family OF Nsdford.
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COLCHESTER.

Mrs. Charles Hutchins and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Irving Gerry, of Springvale, Me-,
have been visiting her mother. Mrs. Mary
Collins the past month. Howard Mitch
ell of Newton. Mass, was also a guest of
his grandmother. Mrs. Collins. for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mitchell of West
Newton. Mass, will be guests at the home
of Mrs. Collins in September
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Mass. and Mrs. Rose Nichols of Essex
were guests at the home of A. II. Higley
Tuesday.-Mrs. Cassandra Ellis Ia visit
ing her sister in Bristol.-Mr. and Mrs. r..
A. Norton and Archie Tomlnson and fam
lily went to Enosburg Tuesday for few
days.-Mr. and Mrs. Luther Russell of
Middlesex Is visiting at II. c. Russelps.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Holcomb Of Isle La
Motto is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fay
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Members of the East Berkshire branch
of the Red Cross are notified that there
will be but one meeting a week at the
headquarters and that on Wednesday
afternoons. All who are willing to knit
are asked to come for materials. AT a
recent meeting of the executive commit
tee, Mr. l.. ii. Britton was elected treas
urer In place of DR.. II. b. Harrison, who
is at Fort Benjamin Harrison in train
ing for service. Mrs. Fred Oviatt has
been appointed chairman of the supply
committee in place Of Mrs. F. s. Hutch
inson, who has gone to Glens Falls, N.
Y. demonstration of aluminium ware
dishes was held in the vestry of the
Congregational Church Monday after
noon for the benefit of the Red Cross and
the money received amounted to 1892
The children at Bluebird camp gave the
Red Cross $40 which they earned, All
help in money or work is greatly needed
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Brown and Carl
Brown motored to North Troy Sunday.
Mrs. Rose Leahy. who has been passing
several weeks with relatives in Newport
and North Troy, returned home with
them.-Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fountain have
moved here from West Berkshire and
VIII i've with Mrs. Fountains parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isiah Cook-Mrs. F.. M.
Carpenter, who has been passing a few
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
b. Smith has returned to her home in
Enosourg Falls Mr.. and Mrs. Carmley
Vadney OF Tempsburg, Mass, are visit
ing MIR. and Mrs. Reuben Demar-Mrs
Mangone and two daughters, Catherine
and Florence, who have been passing
several weeks at Bluebird Camp, return
ed to their home in Hoboken Saturday.
Mrs. kehr and Mrs Chesbrough, who
have been at Bluebird Camp a few days
and Eileen kehr, who has been at camp
two months, returned to New York Sat-
urdav
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HUNTINGTON.

The Rev s. i. Perry went to Fair
Haven Saturday en- route to his home i'm
Pawtucket, r. AIRS. Clara Morrill,. who
has been visiting relatives In town, re-
turned to her home In Burlington Satur-
day-Mrs. Il. q. Norton entertained the
Kings Daughters Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Earl Sears is ill.-Mr. and Mrs. q. NJ.
Norton were in burlington Saturday Mr..
and Mrs, Arthur Sherman are visiting in
canada.-Miss Lucy Sayles of Richmond
WAS a week enl guest of Nj ioria Aorrill
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UNDERHILL.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Brown Of Enos-
burg were recent guests Of George La
selle's.-Mr. and Mrs Harry Hurlburt
of Worcester, Mass, were guests at
George Blakey's over Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Sturges and ]. e. Foster and fam
lily returned Tuesday from Mallets Bay.
where they have been camping.-Mr.
and Mrs. D. @. French of New York city,
who have been stopping at Hotel Sin
clair have gone to Burlington to visit
friends Mrs. Lucy Prior Of Jericho
was the guest of Mrs. French while
here.-Miss Esther Blakey Is at home
from Greensboro for a vacation.-Mr.
and Mrs. H. W. lockwood returned
home Sunday from Malletts Bay.-Miss
Elizabeth and Miss Helena Fitzsimonds
were recent visitors in Shelburne lat
their uncle's.-The Misses Wanda and
Elsie Palmer of Essex Junction are in
town this week visiting friends.-Miss
Maude Blaisdell is at home from Essex
Junction, where she has been working
at Lincoln Inn.-L. c. Rogers is at home
on furlough:-George Farrell and
family are camping for week at Rest
Cliff cottage, Malletts Bay.--The Scout
Girls had a picnic supper in Fitzgerald's
grove last week.-Carl Moulton of Mid =
dlebury is at home for a few days.
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the next year. A base ball game was play
ed against Hinesburg team, the score
being to in favor Of Hinesburg. There
were present, guests from Bristol, Bur-
lington, Richmond, Randolph, Huntington
and Starksboro
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News has been received Of the severe
Illness of Mrs. James Bocash Of st. Adams.
who is an old resident Of this place.-Mr.
and Mrs. T. G. Jennison and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Fairbanks and son, Homer.
motored last Tuesday to Greensboro,
where they attended the wedding of q
relative.-Mr and Mrs. A. Keith and Mr..
and Mrs. NJ Stephenson motored to Bos.
ton last week. where they spent a few
days.-Miss Hazel O'Brion of EnosburT
rails visited Miss Zula Smith recently
Miss Ella Bryce is visiting friends and
relatives in Enosburg Falls and West
James Bryce and daugh-
ter, Ella, were In st. Adams last week.
MISS Ruth Leech, who was taken to the
st. Adams hospital August "a and UNDER
went a serious operation does not seem to
be improving
Local talent from Fairfield, which
gave the entertainment the Merry
Middies' Minstrels" in that town Nom
day night. will repeat the show at
Marshs hall this evening There will
De dancing at the close of the enter.
tainment.
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

The Misses Rosa Casey and Bessie Nc
Killop of C. S. Pages office returned Sat-
urday from a two weeks vacation in New
York and are spending a few days at the
formers home here.
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MILTON BOEO.

Nerna Robinson Is at Brookside farm.
Mr. and Mrs l.. ID. Grinell spent last
week in this place, calling on old
friends.-Waltsr Robertson spent a few
days in this place last week.-Mrs..
Florence Richards spent Sunday at
Carmi Ploofs.
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RICHMOND.

Joseph Martin. who had been in failing
health for some time, died at his home
late Monday night in his sOth year. Mr..
Martin was a blacksmith by trade and
had been In business for over so years. He
leaves besides his wife, one daughter.
Mary, and two sons. Henry and william.
The funeral will be held at the Church of
Our Lady Of the Holy Rosary Thursday
morning at nine o'clock.-Mr. and Mrs.
Erwin Bissell and son of Providence. r. l.,
are visiting at the home of his father,
n. S. Bissell.-Mrs. f. E. Fish left town
Tuesday morning for an extended stay in
Randolph, Hyde Park and Boston.-A son
was born Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Streeter.-Mr. and Mrs. John Baker and
daughter of Peekskill. N. Y, are guests
at the Richmond House.-M. G. Leary of
Burlington was among the visitors In town
Tuesday.-Mrs. Thomas Henley is visiting
friends in Essex. n. Y.-Frank Ulrich is at
the Mary Fletcher hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Kate Pettibone and daughter Edna,
have returned from a ten days stay In
Bristol, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Jacobs.-The Misses Agnes Keefe,
Cora Bressor. Mary O'Brien and Rebecca
McGovern have returned from a week
in camp at Queen City Park.-Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Bostwick and three sons of
Boston are guests of the Richmond
House.-Miss Julia Dover of Burlington
is visiting her sister. Mrs. A. l.. Terrien.
The annual picnic Of the Sunday school
of the Congregational Church OF Rich
mond was held at Lake Iroquois in Hines
burg August %. Thanks to the hospitality
of Richmond people who opened their
grounds for the use of the visitors. this
picnic proved to be a memorable attrac-
ton. The traditional hay-rack was there
with load Of 80 young people, and
other teams and motor parties brought
in 43 more. These were joined by other
Richmond people already on the camping
ground. making a very good showing for
the slack season of the Sunday school
year. Ice cream and coffee were served
by the committee In charge.
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WEST MILTON.

Clifton Lamphere has gone to Spring.
field to work.-kenneth Slocum was a
weekend visitor at Earl Socum's.-Mrs
Benjamin Parker of Middlebury came
Tuesday to visit at Earl Slocum's.-A son
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Pidgeon last Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Eggleston have returned to Stowe, accom-
panied by their daughter, Mrs. Chaplin.
who will visit there for a week.-Mr. and
Mrs. Fay Berry were at Frank Blake's
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Granger
and John and Rosaie Granger were in
Huntington Sunday.
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, EAST CHARLOTTE.

There is no Improvement in the condi-
tion or Louis Poulin. Jr.. who has been
seriously i'll for three months, Sunday
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business enough done to net a substan-
tial sum of money.
Mrs. Jeanette Swan, who has lived
at the home of Mr.. Kellogg near Fort
Ethan Allen, died yesterday morning,
aged 10 years.
Mrs. Marian Hunter is very Ill at the
home of her brother, Berton Bell, of
Park street
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SHELBCRNE.

Miss Ilene Sargent Of Bristol has
returned to her home after spending sew
eral days with Miss Helen Taylor-Ralph
Dubuc is spending a week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Dubuc.-Mr.
and Mrs. l. II. Deyette are visiting friends
and relatives in Troy and Albany. They
are taking the trip by motor.-B. c.
Marsett and family motored to Ticon-
deroga Sunday.-Miss Helen Sanders has
returned home after spending several days
with friends in Woodstock.
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he was taken to the Mary Fletcher hos
pita for treatment.-The town schools will
open for the fall term, Tuesday, Septem-
Der 4.-Miss Beulah Dow Is camping at
Lake Iroquois, Hinesburg, for week with
n party of young ladies', who made UP the
teachers training class at Hinesburg
high school last year.-Mrs. Il. 3. LOOMS
of Chicago is the guest of Miss Sarah
Wooster for a couple of weeks.-The Rev.
]. f.. Stuchell of Cleveland, Ohio, who has
been motoring over a large portion of
New England accompanied by his wife
and daughter, Miss Katheryn, were re-
cent guests Of r. II. Converse. They left
here via the Mohawk trail and the Berk-
shire hills for short stay in New York
city, returning to their home through the
Catskll mountains and Central New
York. Mr.. Converse made the acquaint-
ance of Mr.. stuchell and family while
in Rome, Italy, and travelled with them
through the italian lakes to Switzerland
Henry Putnam Of Lansing, Mich, who
has been visiting his grandparents, DR..
and Mrs. Varney, left Monday for Wash
ington, d. C.-Miss Edith Lander of
Williston is the guest Of her aunts, the
Misses Anna and Clara Stacy.-Burton
f.. Beers and family spent Sunday with
relatives here.-Master Duane Beers Is
spending few days at Thompsons Point
with his uncle and aunt, MIR. and Mrs.
c. F. Cove. at their cottage.-Mrs. Harry
Williams and daughter, Miss Corabel, OF
Springfield, Mass, are visiting the for
'mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Darwin
vanderhoof.-Mrs. Harriet Lyman is iii
at the home of her brother, B. ]. Clark
The ladies of the Red Cross will meet
Thursday afternoon at Mrs. varney's to
work.-O. p Read horse and wagon and
an automobile owned and driven by
David S. George were in a collision at
the village Tuesday morning. The wagon
was upset. Mr.. Read and the little girl
who was out driving with him were
thrown and the horse ran home. a dis
lance of one half mile. No one was
injured, but the buggy was badly broker
and the auto was slightly damaged.
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HINESBURG.

A. Sykes is spending the week at
his old home in Dorset, and Mrs. Sykes
is visiting her parents in New Haven.-Mr
and Mrs. f. L. Andrews Of Burlington
were in town several days last week.
Noble and Elizabeth Page are spending
the week with their aunt Mrs. F.. S.
Coleman.-The. Rev. II. l. Kemp of the
Baptist Church addressed a large open
air meeting Sunday night.-The band will
give a concert in the band stand Saturday
night IL the weather is favorable -Lieut.
Vernon Dow's leave of absence has been
extended and he will be at home two
weeks' longer-Mr and Mrs. j. B. Brom-
lev spent several days at Fort Ethan Allen
m see their three boys off for the war
Mrs w T.. Field and family will return
IN their home in Washington In about two
weeks
The stokes Mason reunion was held at
tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bush
mol, August 90. about $50 people at
tended The only two living members Of
their generation were present, Mr.. Justin
stokes. aged 92, and Mrs. Sidney Bushnell.
Who renresented the Mason family OF that
Generation. A short literary program was
endowed and at the business meeting
Ansel palmer was elected president TOR
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FLETCHER.

At the Grange meeting for Friday even
ing, state Worthy Master Cady will be
present and will address the meeting.
The play Deacon Doubts" which is be.
ing released, will be given some time in
the near future
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CHARLOTTE.

The Knock trial. was we'll at
tended and very successful, over $26 being
realized.-George Cook. a former resident,
now of Willsboro N. Y, was in town last
Week.-Mrs. Doris Mcneil has been visit
ing friends in Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Mcneil Of Massa chusetts are Wis
itng at his fathers. w. H. McNeiPs.-
Miss C. A. Yale of Northampton is spend
in few days with her brother, w. S.
Yale.
Mrs. Emma Nichols. grand marshal Of
the Vermont Grand Chapter, o. E. S., of
Chester and two daughters are spending
a week the guests of Mrs. F. N. Benjamin
at her camp-Grand Patron Frank r.
Nichols Joined his family for over Sum-
day as the guest Of his cousin, Mrs
Benjamin.-MissE Ethel Bessett of Burling-
ton visited her cousin. Bertha Bessett,
over Sunday.-Miss Maude Holmes goes to
Barre. Mass. Friday Of this week, where
she has a position as assistant matron in
the Stetson Home.
Mrs. F. w. Heminway has gone to
Albany, where she meets her mother and
and from there they go to Silver Hail.
n. Y, to visit relatves.-George Frink
of Brockton. Mass. and Mrs. S. b. Terry
of Waterbury. Conn.,. have been visiting
the Frink brothers. Clarence Frink who
has also been visiting them has gone to
the Plattsburgh training camp.-There was
a large attendance at Grange children's
night and an interesting progam was
given under the direction of Miss Kath-
crime Root.-Communion Sunday will be
observed at the Congregational Church
Sunday and lecture preparatory will be
held at the vestry Friday evening at 7:3O
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SHELDON.

Church will be: Morning. 'On Speciara
Service;" evening. "a Consuming Fire. ~
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TOWNSVILLE.

Miss Hattie Miller expects to go in a
few days to Ingham, Mass.-Mrs. Cynthia
Hapgood was in Burlington the first of
the week.-Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Crandall
have returned home after spending a
week at their camp at Lake Iroquois.-
Miss Dorothy Hall Of Burlington is visit
ing Miss Mary Lane.-Mrs. O'Neil is en-
pertaining her cousin. Miss Florence Pal
mer.-Mrs. Bellows and son of Ferris
burg are visiting at W. A. Church's.-
The Misses Levina and Hattie Miller are
visiting in interchangeable. and Mrs.
B. Douglas have returned from their
vacation.-Miss Helen Nash Is having a
two weeks vacation.-The Lend-a-Hand
and Sunday school will have a picnic at
Lake Iroquois Thursday.-Mrs. T. B.
Whalen visited in Montpelier this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Cutler and Mr..
and Mrs. William Tietz have returned
from a motor trip to Brattleooro-Miss
Grace Gleason and a friend spent Sunday
at III. G.. GleasOns
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ESSEX CENTER.

Mrs. Thorn Of Vergennes visited Mrs.
Ladd recently.-Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Pa
quette and son, Benjamin, of Holyoke,
Mass, and their daughter and her hus-
band Of South Royaton are in camp at
Malletts Bay.-Miss Alvia Pratt Is at NAL
let's Bay in camp with Mrs. Paquette-
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Davis and chill
dren spent Sunday at South Hero.-Mrs
T.. c. Booth spent Sunday in Burlington
with her daughter, Mrs. Knapp.-William
Wright was called to Sherbrooke, Can,
last week on account of the illness of his
mother.-Percy King spent Sunday in
Sherbrooke, Can, with friends.
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JERICHO.


JERICHO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cornell of Ten
nessee visited Thursday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Styles and Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Prior.-Mr. and Mrs. Porter
Ballard have gone to Randolph. where
they have purchased farm.-Mr. and
Mrs. James Mcclure of Cambridge have
moved into the house recently vacated
by Porter Ballard.-Luther Stevens is en-
joying a vacation at Lake Sunapee, N. H.,
for few days.-Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Buxton and daughter Florence left Fri
day for two weeks camping trip at
Malletts Bay.--Clement Percival has re-
turned from a trip through the White
Mountains with the boy scouts of Will
liston.-Mr. and Mrs. Darwin French of
New York city are at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Hutchnson.-Mr. and
Mrs. Cannan Brush and Mrs. Carrie
Westbrook Of Jeffersonville were at the
home Of Lorenzo w. Rice Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Buxton and two
sons Ralph and Maurice have returned
from Newport and vicinity, where they
have been visiting the past few days
Donald Teachout. who has been camping
for few days with Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Beeman at Malletts Bay, has returned
home.-Mrs. Helen Whitney has gone to
Bakersfield where she will visit rela-
tives and her daughter Barbara, who has
been visiting there the past few days.
will return with her.-Mrs. Lucy Prior has
been to Underhill. the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Darwin French. who are at Hotel
Sinclair.-Miss Ella Rogers Is passing a
few days in Cambridge.-Mrs. Evaline
Whitton is ill.-Mrs. Charles Percival and
daughter Bessie were at Essex Junction
Thursday to attend the funeral Of Guy
M. Peck.-The local branch of the Red
Cross Is in receipt of a special appeal
from Major Grayson Murphy, commits
sioner for Europe, calling for a large
order of knitted articles, such as sweaters,
mufflers, socks and wristlets. One million
and a half Of each Of these articles are
needed. and possibly other wooden arti-
Giles as well. Division Manager James
Jackson of Boston would like each chap
ter, branch. auxiliary and auxiliary at
large to canvass their knitters and get
| them to work on articles during the next
| two months, SO that they may be sent
abroad before the cold weather.-Mrs.
William Pollard and children, Freda and
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RICHLAND BOYS MAKE
GOOD SHOWING AT FAIR
In Large Field of Competitors at
Lewiston They Win Stock
Judging Prizes

Tony Boettchcr, Carl Carlson, Cor
don Havstad, Russell Ross, Wesley
Sawyer and Foster Sleight, members
Of the sophomore class in animal hus-
bandry, accompanied by their instruc-
tor, E. L. Ludwick, and S. M. Ross
made a trip to the Lewiston Stock
show last week to compete with some
fourteen high schools from Idaho ard
Washington in a stock Judging contest.
They placed fifth in the list of high
schools and Gordon Havstad took third
individual honors from field of 157
contestants in judging hogs. Consid-
ering the fact that the boys had to
Judge an entirely different class of an
imal than those found in the vicinity
of Richland and that they competed
against teams who had been competi-
tors from one to three previous con-
tests, the Richland people have reason
to feel proud of the showing of their
boys.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Hudson and son
Kenneth spent Sunday in town. They
expect to stay for another month at
the Wexler ranch at Pasco.
The girls in town who have either
graduated from school or are not at
tending were guests Saturday evening
of Misses Darby, Evans and Mearns,
of the faculty at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. M. Breithaupt. It was a pre-
liminary meeting with the object Of
forming a club which will devote its
time to knitting and other Red Cross
work. The girls have not named the
organization as yet but will have ar
appropriate handle to themselves at
the next meeting. Miss Evalyn Yed-
lea entertained the crowd at her home
on Tuesday evening, light refresh
ments being served. The members Of
the club to date are Misses Evalyn
Yedica, Marjorie Caldwell, Anna Egg
gers, Lillian and Stella Mclaughlin,
Velma Wheeler, Marie Dresser, Lola
Reeder, Mabel Lausch and Misses
Dobson, Gray, Mearns, Evans, Win
chell and Darby, Of the school faculty.
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The second number of the Midland
Lyceum course is billed for Thursday,
November 22nd, at which time DR.. J..
A. Gray, lecturer of national reputa-
ton will make his first appearance be-
fore an audience in this section. He
has lectured in practically every large
city in the United States and comes
highly recommended. Those who have
no season tickets should get ticket
for this number as it is seldom that
communities the size of Richland have
a chance to hear so able speaker.