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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-30
MaeDowen Music Cimb.

The MacDowell Music club was in
session Friday afternoon at Sims
library The course OF study was
selected for next year, which will be
the opera. instead or the annual
open meeting the club viii convert
The expense OF such an entertainment
into the Nictrola fund. Mrs. f.
Brady, the clubs delegate to Gle
burne, gave a few Impressions of the
convention. She will give her full
report later The club will have a
call meeting to hear tile delegate IS
report from the State Federation OF
Music clubs which meets in Dallas
members we're received: Misses Dor
othy Hosford. Alice Adkisson, YER
Ma Erwin, Jewel MeDade, Elsa era
ham, and Mrs. d. D Eastman Mrs.
Fl. Il. Potter Joined as an associate
member. The lesson on Musical
Appreciation and Interpretation. ("
was led by Mrs. T. H. Cheatham.
The following program was given
The Slave Song. Del Riego--Miss
Rhedia Wicker. Miss Wicker was
accompanied by Miss Julia Mae
Ward.
Il Know a Lovely Garden" Miss
Jocie Owen. accompanied by Miss
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J. Thomas and Miss Fannie Ruth
Thomas acted as coaches for those
not familiar with the game. J. NJ.
Alderdice gave a piano solo. Choco-
late and minis were served during
the game. Brick cream and minis
were served after the games. The
guests included Misses Mary Sue
Wilkerson, Ruth Sawyer, Lois Fort,
Matte Ruth Moore. Ethelyne Cole
man, Bera Berta Stands, Rhoda
Harrison. Elizabeth Hunter, Violet
Henson, Bessie Williams, and Walter
Mineey, II. 7. Rogers. Oliver Cliff,
George D. Cannon. Edward Thorn
as, John Herndon, Ross Williams,
Bennett Chapman and Howard
Davis.
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| Johnnie Bell York.

Johnnie Bell York.
Rosamond, Miss Jewel
McDade, accompanied by Miss Vera
Icrisler.
lmpromptu from Rheinhcld Miss
Emma John Pinkerton.
After the meeting the club was
invited into another room where
punch and waters were served by
Miss GALAXY, Miss Kate Spalding.
Mrs. Arch Thompson and Mrs. Musa
Dunn.
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At the Empire.


clyde VIM. city; Mr. and Mrs
". j. Kelly, Fort Worth; Ii. II.
Kelly, Colorado Springs. Colo; H.
H. Moody Waco; 7. 3. Gardner
Waco; Jno Purcell and family
Arch City; Mr.. and Mrs. Il, q. Gar
rett. city; J. +. Adams sherman;
?. A. Simpson, Corsicana; +. ".
Riley, Corsicana; Miss James. Cor
slcana; Hiss Rarwood, Corsicana;
6. h. Christion, city; Miss Prudie
Lstimer. Ennis; A. l., Cert, city;
Geo, W. O'Neai, Cincinnati; ". A,
Pringle, Chicago; Dudley Fafrs,
Ennis. ]. L. Stubs. Fort Worth;
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BATTLE INTERNALLY
Over 500, 900 People Are
Non. h....,ns g.

For many years physicians have
agreed that the vast majority of hui
man ills were caused by aeeumulat~
ed waste in the Lower Intestine:
that in our present way of living Ma
ture could not remove all this waste
without assistance, no matter how
regular we might be; and that the
poison from this waste circulated
through the blood pulled us away
down below par and was responsible
fog many diseases of serious ma
tute
During this time the -, b, L. Cas-
cade' for Internal Bathing has, be-
cause of their recommendation and
those of its users. been steadily
growing III favor.
Recently, however. the startlinG
news which has been covering this
country that great surgeons and
specialists have been operating on
the Lower Intestine for the most
chronic and serious diseases has
caused Americans to become thor
oughly awake 10 the Importance Of
| keeping this Lower Intestine free
| FROM all poisonous waste matter, aud
over 500, o0o are now using Internal
Baths.
II YOU try the ~ +, l.. Cascade
you viii find yourself always bright
| confident aud capable the poison.
GUS waste makes us bilious. blue
duh and nervous, Internal Baths
! are Natures own cure for Consti
4 pation--iust warm water properly
4 applied Drugs force Nature--ths
t"I, r. l. Cascade" gently assists
4 her.
\ Call and see il at curlin's TIVE
\ drug stores, WaXahaehie, Texas, o.
/ ask them for Why Man ef Today L
\ Only so Per Cent, Efficient, book
1 let OF great interest. which is givei
free on request. ~Advt
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BAY View Club.

Bay View lesson for May 10th.
Subject: Civic Art.
What can we do for local artistic
development?-Mrs. G. NJ. Supple.
Roll Call: One thing in our
town which might be abolished.
/. How can beautiful towns and
cities be ed-Chapter H.
3. Discuss the plans Of Washing
ton, d. c., Of New York-the adj
yantages of each.
8. Or what importance is good
paving? Chap. Ill.
A. How has the demand increas-
ed for better paving?
5. What is the change in opinion
regarding cobblestones, and what
OF the growth of asphalt?
G. How should street cleaning
De- considered?
Z. How are the streets kept
clean in Paris?
s. What was the plan of San
Francisco?
8. Give the story Of the civic
elab, and it's work il Hartford,
Conn.
10. Can a woman be OF help in
this work, and give instances.
IL Give the authors idea of pub
tic lighting.
Il. What steps have been taken
to suppress unnecessary noise in
cities2 Chapter ".
Is. What steps are absolutely
necessary for civic art?
II. What steps have been taken
towards the Establishment of public
signs in this country? In England?
In Scotland Chapter Y.
Is. Give some examples OF at
tractive advertising, under muniei-
pal control.
1e. Give some steps that have
been taken to make tie conditions
better.
II. What may he the best soiur
tion of the problem CT public adj
voatisements?
Is. What is said about max
ing our streets and public places
beautiful? Chapter VI.
10. What steps have been tax
en- in America toward civic beau
tification?
20. OF what Importance Is d
color scheme?
81. or what importance has the
tee in the scheme for beautifyina
a city?-Chapter VII.
%. What is the plan in Paris?
%. What are some of the points
OIL Importance To observe with
street trees?
"a. Tell of the work of some
Of the village Improvement sec
tons
%. How is it shown that one
ean have the country beauties
even in the city. Chapter VIII.
&c. Give instances of large for
oign cities where parking is used
| IN the business portions.
81. Give examples of parking
in the United States.
rs. What is the difference be
tween the American and foreign
cities with regard to neighborhoot
rarks?
%. What is said of the win
dew boxes?
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Standing of the Teams.

Manager Jennings has developed
another winning pitcher in George
Dauss and we may now reasonably
expect the Tigers to take Il few more
games. Dauss let EN- down Fri
day with only three hits.
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her in a remarkable manner The
girl is reunited with her lover and
happiness crowns her life. A Big Y
comedy is also being shown on the
Dixie program today.
At the Empire.
The feature attraction at the EN-,
pire theater today is a Bison two
reel dramatic feature in the title of
THE Telltale Clue featuring Mol
lie Malone, with an all star cast. The
Victor company presents a comedy,
'It happened i'll Room t. concern
ing an ex-wife. & tall blonde aud a
mere man. enacted by a star cast,
The other reel is a Powers cartoon
comedy. "a Coed story About BAD
Egg, by PAT Sullivan.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday

Detroit 8, Chicago 0.
St. Louis 6, Cleveland ).
(Only two games scheduled)
Where They Play Today.
Detroit at Chicago.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Boston.
New York at Washington.
Standing of the Teams.
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Standing OF the Teams
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Results Yesterday.

Denison 4, Tulsa , tten innings
sherman Z, oklahoma City s.
Paris I. McAlester >.
Fort Smith 8. Muskogee 4.
Where they Play Today.
Oklahoma City at Tulsa.
Danison at Muskogee.
Paris at Fort Smith,
Sherman at McAlester.
=. ,.,
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you CAN GET Pictorial Review
five months fer so cents. Phone
at ones as this offer is good for \
few days only. also can furnish
you Billie Sundays sermons com
plete daily, in New York. Mrs. j. A.
g. Kemble. tfdh
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SEE MizeH, Peters & Co. for Frs.
Tornado and Automobile Insurance.
Only the best comranies represents
ed. Phone AT
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The Baylor baseball schedule for
the remainder of the 1917 season
was cancelled today announcement
10 this effect being made BY Coach
c, p Mosley,
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Ty Cobb's base running brought
voctory for the Tigers in Fridays
game He purloined two bases and
got one safe hit.
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NATIONAL LE.iGI Il.
Results Yesterday.

Pittsburgh ;, Cincinnati 0.
Chicago 8, st. Louis {eleyen il
nings.l
tonly two games sehedaled.l
Where They Play Today.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Brooklyn at New York.
s4....Ii...4 IL, tI...n.A...
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Young's aafeties in Fridays
rame brought that youngster TO the
forefront as stieker.
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Want COLUMN
ron Buy sen anyhaass
Your ouse or have to uese n1Ds colnsunA

EXTRA SPECIAL World Works
five months TOR 800. Orno Doach-
Fleurot on the firing lines will give
accurate history Oh the greatest world
war. Act quick. r. r Owen. 36dh
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MEN. WANTED TO LEARN BAR
BER TRADE Top wages after few
weeks. Write MoIer Barber College.
2011 Elm street, Dallas. Tex. 3spd
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INVESTORS NOTICEOwing TO
partition Of the estates Of j. w. and
Martha j. Ferris. deceased, there will
| be offered for sale throughout this
year, various real estate holdings Of
the estates, including some choice
improved farms in Ellis county, vari-
Gus business bhildeings. residences,
vacant city lots and acreage property
lin Waxahachie. including the mod
ern family homestead on Ferris ave-
lnue, furnished or unfinished. In
terested parties will confer With =
a. Ferris at the Citizens National
Bank.
ROYAL 4. and T. A. FERRIS, lsaa-
cutors. 81
Waxahachie, Texas, April "a, 1911
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Phone las for Tucker, the print
sr. Estimates eheerfully given
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LET US rebore those cy1in-
ders. put In over size pistons
In your Ford. The cost ID
small, results great.
We set the price before We
start work.
WAHAHACHIE GARAGE z
REPAIR COMPANY.
We are qualified to do every
thing right.
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FOR TRADE-High grade light an
tomobile that sells for 1915 fol
Ford roadster. Car run 100 miles
in perfect condition Apply this Of
flee. oh II
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Society

clarence Butler of Tyler and Miss
1oo Ella Cook OF Palestine were
married TUESDAY, APRIL "a, IN FaleS-
tine. Mrs. Butler is a sister OF Mrs
george r. Mizell OF WaNahachle ana
has visited here frequently and has
many friends here. They Niii make
their home at Tyler.
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su,,ds, school Class entertained.

sunda, school Class Entertained
Mrs. N. j. Thomas entertained
the members Of her SUNDAY school
alasa FRIDAY night at her home on
West jefferson street fofty-e"o
sna links made the entertainment
t.,tnres Mrs <. II, Lewis Fir b.
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LOST--Auto number t434. Finder
please call at Daily Light office. 3i
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LOST mud chain on Ferris ave-
nue. or on Main street Please re-
turn to ]. Lea Cannon s2pd
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Use OUR TRANSpLANTED TO-
MATO PLANTS. Ready now.
Bird Forrest. If
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FOR SALE Two and one-half lots
on Kirksey street at a sacrifice.
Growing fruit and shade trees, all
PLANTED in truck garden. See A. r,
Greer. Il
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FOR SALE-Cole 80 automobile,
cheap for cash. See car at Guthrie
& Cantrells garage. II
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FOR RENTING furnished light
housekeeping rooms. 31S West
Franklin. Phone 400. II
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT -room house at 500
West Jefferson. See A. NJ. Brown
ing. tt
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Chicago Grain.

Loca. Market.
The Waxahachie dealers are pay
ing the following prices for country
prodAce today:
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"WEATHER OR NO"

= Tonight fair. colder. Frost =
= In extreme east and north por- =
y tions. Tuesday fair. Max. so. =
= min. so, rainfall 40. Sunday ?
= max. 81, min. So. =
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-04-18

The first baseball game this season
viii be played on Skinner field, Sat
urdays April d, at o. m, between
the grammar school Of Barton and
Orleans.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-04-18
oRLRANs LoCAL MENTIoN

Miss Bernice Allyn is having few
days vacation
Hugh Rowen of Dartmouth. Is
home on vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fletcher are
visiting ar Smiths Mills
Miss Glen Fuller spent Sunday at
Homer Seavey's, IN IrasbU-g-
Robert Dean of Everett. Mass, IS
visiting his father, G. A. Dean
IA. Bates and Nj. NJ. Taplin are in
Canada for another car Of horses
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Kipp of St.
Johnsbury, spent Sunday IN town
Miss Fife Seavey has been visiting
at C. d. French's and IN Irasburg-
c. s. Stevens and SON. Wellington,
spenta few days IN Boston, last week
Miss Blanche Bickford of Coventry,
Is working IN the handkerchief fac
tory
O. P. Durham was elected trustee
at the special meeting held Monday
night
Carl Dwinen has many large con-
tracts IN Brighton, Maine, for this
summer.
Mrs. T. D. Hart and Miss Doris
Mcqueen, visited Mrs Homer Locke,
last week
Miss Esther Perley went TO Bright
look hospital to undergo slight
operation
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Buzzo are in
New York, attending the funeral OF
relative
Lynn Sanborn has joined the new
company Of reserve volunteers N St.
Johnsbury.
A son. Kenneth Twombly, was born
To Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Wiley. Sun
day, April 18th
Mrs. Ed Cotton OF Irasburg is
spending few days with her sister,
Mrs John Cotton
Mrs. Anna Conway who has been
away caring for her mother, has re-
turned on business
Mr. and Mrs. Kinsley and daugh-
ter Of Lowell, were guests at Lester
Kinsley's over Sunday
Mrs. Gertrude Porter and her
daughter, Ava, Of Newport, spent
Sunday at Wilder Twombly's-
L Z Wilson has purchased the G.
A. Dean place on South Avenue.
Possession viii be given May 1st-
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congregational Church Notes.

Morning worship with sermon and
talk to children at 1880. At the eve
ming service at 7.15. q fine set of
slides on Buddhism, the Religion of
the PessimistS.s viii be shown. The
slides number IS. are colored and give
a clear picture of the religion of the
world which has more adherentS than
any other. including Christianity. The
Bible school has its session at u. A
cordial welcome TO all services of the
church.
The following members of the Sc
Nor Go-to-C Church band have won
their first pin for the term of four
months: Robert Marsh. Freddie
Newton. Dwight Stafford, Park Bee
de. Roscoe Mute, Queenie Ward, Pris-
ella Alden and Wesley Walker. The
meeting Sunday evening under the
auspices Of the Woman'S Missionary
society was well attended. 1t was a
Jubilee meeting In celebration of the
so years work OF the board. The fol-
lowing program was given: The
Adventure of Beginning" Mrs.
KeyeS: SsOur Accomplishment Meas
ured in Figures" Mr.. Hamilton; "The
Statistics Translated into Life" Mrs.
Nagoon; Facing the Future" Mrs.
Hamilton; what the Jubilee Means
TO this Society" Mrs. Pearson. Spe-
cial music was furnished by Young
Ladies' vested choir, and the jubilee
hymn was sung by two members of
the Sunshine Mission band accompan-
led by Geraldine Stoddard at the
0ISuO
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-04-18

Miss Dale Whipple returned with
her mother, Mrs Whipple, last week
Miss Whipple is unable TO finish her
school and viii remain home for
while
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-04-18

this work kindly inform Principal A.
G. Fletcher, stating size and location
Of plot.
Hugh Buchanan has offered his
meadow land for cultivation 20 any
one who wants \ garden this summer.
Nr. Buchanan win furnish fertilizer
and prepare the soil for planting if
the other party viii buy the seed and
work the land on shares This Is n
Splendid chance for anyone who has n
little spare time.
TIE Book and Thimble club spent
: pleasant afternoon with Mrs. c. Z.
Gay. April 18th Nineteen members
were present The subject for the
afternoon was. Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs and three good papers
along that line were given as follows:
The National Federatlon-Its his
tory. development and purpose, by
Mrs. A. q. Fletcher: The Endowment
Fund, by Mrs. j. H. Bartletts Yer
mont State Federation, by Mrs. E. E.
Doe. The club adjourned to meet
with Miss Lothrop. April 18th. for
the annual business meeting.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-04-18

Mrs Lillian Doe Woodbury., Miss
Marie Darling and Mrs g. B. RoweT,
are attending the meeting of the
State Chapter of the Red Cross, in
Burlington. as delegates.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-04-18

Mrs Z DemIck has undergone
very successful operation at the Roy
al Victoria Hospital. IN Montreal, and
viii return TO her home In q few
weeks
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-04-18

Mrs John Mcclellan, Mrs ]. N.
Blake, Mrs. H J. Stannard, Mrs. III.
r Cutler, Mrs. F. D. Thompson, Mrs.
r. R Hastings, Mrs. J. r. Batchelder
and Mrs F. H PiIlsbury OF Barton.
took dinner ar the Valley House, last
week. Friday.
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Orleans News Page
News and Views from this
HustIing Village


Mrs. d. c. Leavitt died st her
home, Saturday. Mrs Leavitt was
born April 1, 1886, TO Amherst and
Della Dow, OF Montgomery, VT. Her
life was spent IN Montgomery until
she was married and came here 70
live In 1911, she was married TO
Drew c. Leavitt, and they made their
home here. One son, Keith. was born
70 them. Mrs. Leavitt had not been
well for some time and went TO St.
Johnsbury for an operation not long
ago. She had never fully recovered
from this operation. She Is survived
by her husband and son, and six
brothers and three sisters. She also
leaves many friends here for she was
well liked by all who knew her. The
funeral services were held from her
late home, Monday afternoon, after
which the body was taken TO New
port for interment.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-04-18

Mrs. Alonzo Smith who was for
merry Carrie Badger OF this place,
died OF tuberculosis at her home in
Fresno. Cal, Saturday, April 18th
Mrs Smith viii be deeply mourned
by her many friends here.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-04-18

The patriotic rally held IN the
opera hall, Monday evening, was not
very wei attended on account OF the
short time in which it was arranged
for. Captain Borella gave > very
enthusiastic talk and told how much
Co. L appreciated what Orleans did
for the boys while they were on the
border. The meeting was adjourned
TO meet again next Monday evening.
The arrangements for the next rally
were left 10 E z. Doe and III. NJ
Tanlin
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HOLLAND

There is q new baby at Frank
Dresses.
Charles vinton's family have the
measles.
O. l. Kidder is able to be out after
his illness.
Jas Flynn is able to be out after
his recent illness
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Corliss are visit
ing at II. ". WheeleFs.
Leslie Heath Of Orleans was bust
ness caller IN town Thursday.
Miss Bessie Collins has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Harry Hall.
Mrs Chapman of Derby Line has
been nursing at Ernest Simpsons.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-04-18

Miss Ruth Heidger has returned
after a short illness and is again able
to resumeher work IN the school here.
E. NJ Buchanan, a former resident
of Orleans and Bloomington. IS Sc
riously Ill at his home, IN Tunbridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Gay are
spending two weeks with their
daughter, Mrs T. E Parker, in Vir-
ginia.
The Pythian Sisters viii hold their
regular meeting, Thursday evening,
April 10. Two candidates viii re-
eeive the work
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Persons are
IN Plymouth, N H, TO attend the
funeral Of Mrs. Persons brother,
Luther Williamson
Mrs VIII JosIyn. Miss Doris Spaf-
ford and Mrs Gordon Joslyn attended
3 sugar party at Edgar Chase's,
Tuesday afternoon
VIII Edmunds and Harold Nc
physical examination at Burlington,
and have returned home
George Beban viii appear here in
sAn Alien" Thursday, April 18th
This is a worth while picture and one
that no one should miss
Mr.. and Mrs. G. v. G. Posey and
daughter of Lisbon, N H, were visit
ors IN town, Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Posey was here on business
Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Lund have re-
turned to their home here. after
-
Mrs l. N. Lund, IN Bloomington
All members of the W. C. T. U.
who have not yet paid their dues. are
requested TO do so at once. Please
send them TO Mrs L. E Spaford
Mrs E. Demick has undergone a
very successful operation at the Roy
al Victoria Hospital, IN Montreal, and
viii return TO her home IN a few
weeks.
Miss Dale Whipple returned with
her mother, Mrs Whipple, last week
Miss Whipple IS unable TO finish her
school and viii remain home for a
while
The first baseball game this season
viii be played on Skinner field, Sat
urday, April q, at 2 o. m, between
the grammar school Of Barton and
Orleans
Mrs. Lillian Doe Woodbury.. Miss
Marie Darling and Mrs G. B. RoweIl,
are attending the meeting Of the
State Chapter of the Red Cross, In
Burlington, as delegates.
VIII Edmunds took I'D a collection
yesterday 70 buy the boys OF Co. L
called out before sugaring was on In
earnest and had no chance to get
sugar before they left
Mrs. AIonzo Smith who was for
merry Carrie Badger OF this place,
died OF tuberculosis at her home IN
Fresno. Cal, Saturday, April 14th.
Mrs Smith VIII be deeply incurred
BY her many friends here
Mrs. John Mcclellan, Mrs. ]. N.
Blake, Mrs III. J. Stannard, Mrs. III.
r Cutler, Mrs. F. D. Thompson, Mrs.
r r Hastings, Mrs. J. T. Batchelder
and Mrs F. H PIlsbury OF Barton.
took dinner at the Valley House, last
week, Friday
Miss C. E Batchelder OF Idaho
Springs, Col, who has been spending
the winter at the home OF her sister,
Mrs v. 7 Wiggin, and who rendered
| kind and efficient assistance during
the sickness and death OF Mr Wiggin.
has gone 70 Canada for a few weeks,
after which she viii return here
Students Of the High and Grammar
schools are planning gardens for this
summer The school farm viii be
used and Il more land can be found
that viii be cultivated a well Per
sons wiling To loan nieces of Land for