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UNDERHILL.

The regular meeting Of the w. r. c.
was held Monday night. Flags have been
purchased and presented to each of the
Sunday schools in this village. Suitable
exercises and music accompanied the
presentations in the churches. A flag was
also placed in the intermediate school
ROOM furnished by the corps, and a large
flag was raised over the g. A. r. hall on
Memorial day.-The Red Cross has held
weekly meetings in the w. r. c. rooms
and has prepared two boxes for hospital
use, of garments, socks and other neces-
sary articles, which have been sent to
headquarters.-Mr. and Mrs. Don L.
Galusha and friend from Boston visited
in town last Week.-Mrs. Addie Stone, who
has been the guest of Grace Foster. re-
turned home this week.-Mr and Mrs. F.
S. Dow have gone to Barre, where they
will make their home.-Earl Styles of
Gary. Ind. is the guest of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Stygles.-Miss Hazel
Culver of Jeffersonville Is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Julia Casey.-Mrs. Kate Mona
han of Burlington is spending few days
at F. ]. B9rrett's.-M Lara Chadwick
of Cambridge Mass, came Saturday to
spend the summer with Mr.. and Mrs.
p. S. Scribner. Miss Gertrude Scribner of
Manchester, n. H., is also at home for
her vacation.-Mr. and Mrs. p. S. Mac
Gibbon and children of Northfield were
in town Saturday to attend the Mac
Gibbon reunion, which was held at the
home of L. c. MacGibbon.
Mr.. Patrick Mullen. who had been in
poor health for the past year. was called
to his reward Monday, July End. He had
been an honored resident Of Underhill for
the past fifty years. Mr.. Mullen was
this country when but a small boy and
had spent the greater part Of his life in
this State. He is survived by his wife,
present at the funeral, with the excep-
ton of the oldest son. Arthur, who had
only recently returned to his home in
Ogden. Utah. after having spent several
weeks at home with his father The
funeral was held from his late residence
July 4th. Solemn high mass of requiem at
St. Thomas Church, Underhill Center
Six sons, James, John, Fred, Patrick
George and Frank, acting as bearers,
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MILTON.

DR.. and Mrs. Walter Hammond and son.
Edward. of Enfield. Me-, and DR.. and Mrs.
r. A. Graves of Pressure Isle. Me-, have
been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Hammond for a week.-Oscar Blake, who
was station agent here for several years.
80 years or more ago. died at his home in
Carthage, Mo-, June Is. He was 90 years
old-.-C. NJ. Belden of Espanola. Ont,
was an over-Sunday guest of H. L. Powell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Hewey and five
children of Springfield. Mass, are visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Hewey.-
Miss Lillian Allen and Miss Zaida Wilder
Of Lowville, N. Y. have returned home
after two weeks visit at B. d. Martins.
Jean and Clark Rood are visiting their
uncle, Milo Rood. in Bangor, N. Y.-Mrs
Samuel Allen of Columbus, Ohio, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Allen
Miss Mildred Hall of Port Arthur, Ont
has come to join her mother here for the
summer vacation.-Mr and Mrs. George
Turner and three children of Athol Mass
are visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Ira
Turner.-Mrs. William Hamilton is visit
ing her grandfather. the Rev z. E. Her.
rick.-Mrs. Arthur Mann Of New York city
came Monday and is at the Pratt cottage
at Camp Rich-Mrs. Susan Smead, moth
er Of Mrs d. II. Strong. who has been
failing In health for some time, is very
much worse.-A union temperance rally
was held Sunday evening at the Congrega-
tional Church under the auspice of the
w. c. T. u. who prepared the program.
Addresses were given by the Rev. D. II.
Strong. Superintendent c. o. Turner, the
Rev. T. H. Cresey and a reading by Luz
man Holcombe.-Miss Maynard. who has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Allen. has gone to Enosburg
! Miss Mildred Farnsworth was in town
Tuesday, to accompany her father, who
Is i'll. to the Sherwood santarium in St
Adams. where he will undergo treatment
| for an indefinite time.
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and daughter, Miss Helen Austin, of New
York city and Mrs. W. X. Sheldon Of
Seattle, Wash, have been visiting their
mother, Mrs. M. J. Meech-Percy Bying-
ton of New York city spent the week.
end with his sisters, the Misses Anna and
Ethel Byington.-Mr. and Mrs. Carlton
Mcneil are the parents of daughter
The officers and committees Of the church
are invited to meet with the Rev. and
Mrs. Hemenway at the parsonage Thurs
day evening.-Mrs. e. B. Beers and Miss
Katherine Root have returned from visit
ing friends and relatives in different parts
of Massachusetts and New Hampshire
making the trip from Manchester, N. H.,
in an Acknowledgment Of the cottages
at the beach and point are now open for
the season.-Prof. and Mrs. Jacob Ross
and family came from Georgia by auto
mobile and are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. T. Holiness at Orchard farms.
Grant Burroughs of Buffalo, N. Y, is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. j. p. Ramsey. Mr..
Burroughs is a member of the Second New
York cavalry.
For sale-A new Walter Wood moving
machine and horse rake at last fall prices.
~ 7 Wow V1iax
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The Ladies' Aid society Of the Baptist
Church gave strawberry and ice
cream social Wednesday evening at tho
vestry.-Mr. and Mrs. II. s. Fonda and
Fordyce Fonda and w. T.. Horsford ana
family enjoyed a motor trip through the
islands Sunday.-Dr. A. l.. Emo left Mon
day for Boston to teach in the summer
school at Boston University.-Miss Mary
Whitis Of Austin, Texas. who has spent
few weeks at the Wooster home, left
Thursday for her summer home at Pigeon
Cove, Mass. to join her sister, Miss Ger
trude.-Mrs. Everett Worcester and two
children from the South, who are spend
ing the summer in Thetford, are visiting
her foster parents, DR.. and Mrs. Varney.
DIR. F. A. Rich and family Of Burning.
ton, with their guests, spent Sunday at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. Varney. Mrs.
Rich's parents.-Farmers have begun hay
ing and the crop is very heavy.-Burton
z. Beers and family of Jericho motored
to Charlotte Sunday and passed the day
with his brother. L. c. Beers. and family.
The regular Thursday evening prayer
meetings have been discontinued until
September.
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ESSEX JUNCTION..

The laundry automobile Of w. w. Pal
mer. driven by his daughter. Miss Elsie.
and occupied also by Mr.. Palmer and
young son, Simeon Palmer. and Richard
Supernaw, the young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Supernaw. collided with the engine
of the Burlington passenger train at the
crossing near Johnson's mill. about Ave
o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Miss Pal
mer was thrown against the car and was
somewhat bruised, but was able to be out
in the evening. The others were uninjured.
The front of the truck was considerably
damaged, including two broken wheels.
Miss Palmer was driving the car slowly
but was unable to see the approach
train, owing to freight cars standing on
the tracks close to the crossing. This
crossing, the same as six others within
the village. has no gates. bells. nor other
ways OF warning of the approach Of trains.
About year ago now the laundry truck
then owned bv Mr.. HesA'ris was struck by
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MILTON BOEO.

Agnes Linehan Of Derby. Conn. is with
her sister. Mrs. Roy Bullock.-There was
large crowd at the picnic July Airs.
Jennie Fay returned from visit in john
son July 9.-R. F.. Bullock and son. YER
non were in Burlington July 10.-Mrs. Fay
Berry is spending a few weeks in IT.
conderoga, N. Y.--Mrs. Della Wiley spent
few days in ST. Adams last week.--Mr.
and Mrs. Ward Richards and family spent
Saturday night and Sunday in Colchester.
Mrs. Maud Hogaboom and daughters
Pearl and Alberta are at the home of
John Shea.
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WAL'rHAM.

Miss Maud Hunt underwent success
iul operation for tonsilitis on Thursday
Mrs. C. e. Cove and two grandsons of
Bristol visited her niece, Mrs. c. w. Ward,
last Frday.-Mr. and Mrs. Alice Comoe
visited MIR. and Mrs. Frank Tucker Sum
day-Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hartwell of Wal
than, Mass, were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Hunt last Friday.-Herbert
Burroughs is having quite severe trouble
with one of his eyes.-Henry Boyce of
Weybridge was in town Monday on bust
ness.-Mrs. G. a. Hunt was in Burlington
for few days last week.-Mr. and Mrs.
William Pierson accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. G. p. Larrow spent July in Ferris
burg,
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from page tw0.)

Gladys Hamolin Of Cornwall spent last
week with her aunt, Mrs. M. A. Smith,
The Rev. w. F. Dawson Of Burlington
preached at the Baptist Church Sunday
Maud Russell, who has been caring for
Madam Thomas for several weeks. has
sprained her ankle and had to return to
her home in Vergennes Mrs. Pigeon of
Bridport is now caring for Mrs. Thomas.
Mrs. f. F. Gulley of st. Adams is
spending a week at the Thomas home.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Kings Daughters met Wed.
nesday at the home of Mrs. II. F. Tilley.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Faunce of Stowe
were the guests Of Mrs. Il. l.. Sherwin
several days last week.-Mrs.. w. Fl.
Heath and children of Hardwick have
come to spend some time at the home of
her mother, Mrs. I. B. Bromley, Sr.-
Mrs. Frank Gardner has rented her place
on the Willston road and moved part of
her goods to Bristol, Conn.,, where her
husband has employment.-Dorothy and
Ernest Barnes from Boston have come
to spend the summer with their aunt,
Mrs. f. 2. ~etlin.-Mrs. Frank Japan
v->o.sel >.uite a severe cut on her head
when an overloaded hammock in which
she was sitting fell on the porch at L. NJ
Ravlin's during the funeral service. Two
stitches were required to close the wound
The farmers have begun haying. There
is a good crop and help is very scarce.
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MONKTON.

A reception will be given Saturday
evening at the Grange Hall for the
Rev and Mrs. c. H. Mead in honor of
of their marriage. Refreshments will
be served. A musical program has
been arranged. A cordial invitation is
extended to all.-Mrs. Daisy Tomlison
and ten children of Wood River, Neb
are passing the summer with their
aunt Mrs. f. H. Dean.-Mss Cicely
Donahue is at the Fanny Allen hospi-
tai at Burlington, where she UNDER
went a successful operation for appen-
dicutus.-Mrs. Gordon Of Starksboro
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Guy
Bushey.-Mrs. Della Dean is visiting
at the home of her brother, Elson
Collins.-Many in town are attending
the Chautauqua at Bristol this week.
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WEST MILTON.

What might have been a serious acci-
dent occurred July when Tony
Marcia and family were hit by an au-
tomoble and thrown from their wagon.
AS it was. Mrs. Marcia was badly bruised
The party in the auto stopped and made
arrangements for a satisfactory settle
ment.-The death Of Frank Sweeney oc-
CURED July 4. The funeral was
held Friday. He is survived by a wife
and two children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Slocum entertained
company from South Burlington Sunday
Mrs. Ruby Rouse has gone to Hartland
to stay a couple of months with her hus-
band.-Jessie Mentally and Madge Howard
from Milton village are visiting few days
this week at Earl Slocum's.-Mrs. Albert
Friend visited in South Hero Saturday.
George Chaplin and sons Ernest and Glen
have returned from a visit to Stowe
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HUNTINGTON.

The Missionary society will serve ice
cream in the park Saturday evening, the
proceeds to go for the Red Cross.-The
Clover club will hold its next class meet
ing with Miss Alma Falby Saturday eve
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and daughter, A. J. Fitzsimonds and Miss
Bashaw were in Montpelier Sunday.
Word was received Wednesday morning
Of the death of Phillip II. Sudarsky at the
Mary Fletcher hospital where he has
been for treatment for some time. Mr..
Sudarsky has been in failing health for
the past year, and had been to Boston
for medical aid several months ago,
where, however, he received little en-
enlargement Mr.. Sudarsky was one of
Riohmonds leading merchants being n
member at one time of the firm of Flagg
& Sudarsky, later going into the clothing
business which he has conduct UP to the
present time. The deceased leaves a wife.
Arrangements for the funeral have not as
yet been made.-Mrs. l.. G. Conant and
Miss Minnie Cutler entertained the Louise
NJ. Smiley Circle of the Kings Daughters
at their home Wednesday afternoon.
The Carroll dance, which was to have
been held tonight, has been postponed
because of the appearance of a case of
infantile paralysis here
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TOWNSVILLE,

Prof. Putney Of Burlington was an over
Sunday visitor at the horne of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. o. Lane.-Mrs. G. w. Palmer
and daughter, Mrs. Bromly, and Mrs
McGaffey were in town Thursday to at
tend the meeting Of the Lend-a-Hand al
Mrs. Chessmore's.-Mr. and Mrs. c. c.
Fuller, Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Stevens, Mrs
William Heatherington and Clayton Tyler
were in Starksboro last week to attend
an 'aunts. Mrs. B. J. Eddy's funeral.-
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Atkins visited at A. j.
Crandalls In Essex Junction Sunday
Dorothy Crandall returned with them tc
spend the week with her grandparents
Mr.. Stoddard and daughter of Ohio are
visiting at A. M. Sabin's.-Mr. and Mrs
Miller and daughter, Louantha, have re.
turned from visit in Warren.-Mrs
Trask and two children returned with
Mrs. Miller.-Francis Miller was here
from Fort Ethan Allen.
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friends in town Sunday.--Miss Winnie
Macomber returned to the Boston City
hospital tuesday,, where she is training.
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ST. GEORGE.

Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Benson of Platts-
burgh, N. Y, were over-Sunday visitors
at the home of Ira Chase.-Mrs. Lucia
Burke and daughter Of Somerville. Mass,
are visiting at the home of Mrs Burke'c
sister, Mrs. George NJ. Hinsdale.-Miss
Abbie Wellinger returned Sunday after
two weeks with her aunt in williston.-
Miss Lucy Hinsdale is visiting in Burlng-
ton this week.-Mrs.. Henry Wescott and
children returned Sunday after several
days at the home of her parents in Essex
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EAST SHELBURNE.

The Progressive Agricultural club met
Friday evening at II. H. Wheeler's. A
large number were present. The program
was as follows: Selection. young ladies'
quartet; THE Cost of Milk Production"
Professor Burdick; selection, young la
dies quartet; solo. Mr.. Wheeler. The
club will meet with Mrs. c. f. Isham the
first Friday in September Mrs. w. w.
Aldrich and Mrs. ]. A. Watkins are on
the program committee.-George Bishop.
who went to the Mary Fletcher hospital
for treatment last week, is improving,
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CHARLOTTE.

DIR. Jacob Ross and family are at
the home of Mrs. Ross's parents, Mr..
and Mrs c. T. Holmes. DR.. Ross has
been physician at the Martha Berry
school in Rome, Ga, for the past two
years. Dr. and Mrs. Ross, three chill
dren and maid. made the trip of 100
miles from Rome, Ga, in a touring car
in l6 days. camping in tents each
night and cooking all their meals on
the trip. only having one meal at a
restaurant The entire trip was made
without accident of any kind, only
having to be pulled out of one Vir-
ginia mudhole. a place where every
car from roadster to limousine has
the same experience. Thi, must have
been one of the George Washington
mud-holes" referred to in a recent
issue of Country Life in America.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray f. Kline of Glare.
mont, N. H.. and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Sherwin, Jr, of Fitchburg. Mass.
were guests of their parents, DR.. and
Mrs i, II. Stoddard, over Sunday. max.
ing the trip by auto. Mr.. and Mrs
Kline returned to Claremont Monday
Mr.. and Mrs Sherwin will return by
way of Williamstown. Mass, and owe,
the Mohawk Trail-Dr. Jacob Ross
mas opened an office for the practice
OF medicine at the home of c. T
Holmes.--Mr and Mrs C. d. Ordwa,
are occupying their cottage at Lake.
side Orchard-Mr. and Mrs. F. H
Horsford received word Tuesday from
Chicago of the death of Mrs. Hors
ford's brother-n -law, the Hon. Johr
H. bradshaw, at the age of SO. Mr.
BRADSHAW was prominent bushes,
man In Chicago.-Kathleen Smith, Clio
rinda Ramsey and Earl Horsford ar,
attending the summer school at Mid
dlebury.
Mrs. Il. X. Converse and Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar Leavenworth and family arrived
mere last week from Detroit. Mich, max
ing the trip in their car. and have opened
Mrs Converse's summer home, Bay View
] for the summer-Mrs. Charles Austin
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ESSEX CENTER.

A rich treat is in store for the lovers of
sacred music at the Methodist Church
Sunday morning when the pastor will
preach on the Ministry Of Sacred Music"
Some Of the favorite hymns of the church
VIII be sung.-On Tuesday evening July II,
there will be lawn party and ice cream
social under the auspices of the Ladies'
AID society of the Methodist Church.
There will be special music. and patriotic
addresses will be given by the Rev. Robert
Washburne and G. s. Lord of Winooski.
member of the Public Safety commission.
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WESTFORD.

Mrs. A. Osgood and daughter Olive have
been visiting relatives in Burlington and
Essex Junction.-Mrs. Jennie Weeks Of
Marlboro, Mass. a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. h. Macomber for two weeks. has gone
10 Fairfax for a few weeks.-Mr. and
Mrs. Ruel orion have returned from
their wedding trip and are staying for the
present with Mr.. Orton's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. IT. l.. Orton.-Mrs. Harris Grow
was called to Cambridge recently by the
death of her father, Mr.. Melvin.-Mrs.
William Emery and twin children have
returned to their home in Groton after
spending some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Stearns.-Mrs. wilkins Of Fairfax
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Grow.-Mrs. Ida Hall Of St. Adams spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Ches-
Ter Hall.-W. V. Beach and daugh-
ter claire of Charlotte were guests
Of @. A. Rice over Sunday.-Miss Lillian
petty has gone to Burlington for a few
weeSs.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. B. Howard are
spendlng a week in Swanton and vicinity.
Miss Anna Gibson Of the Huntington
bosnita, Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Baker of Springfield and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Thayer of Richford called ON
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JERICHO CENTER.

George Tubbs. who had been i'll only a
few days, died at the home Of H. H.
Wilder Friday night at the age Of 81
years. The funeral was held Sunday aft
ernoon. The Rev. S. II. Barnum offici-
ated. Burial was in Essex Center. Mrs.
Tubbs died several years ago. Three
daughters and one son survive. One
daughter, Mrs. Jessie Atherton. of West
ford, and Stillman Tubbs Of Underhill
were present at the funeral. Mr.. Tubbs
was veteran Of the Civil War.-Mr. and
Mrs. Allah Stone of Herkimer N. Y. are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ferris
McGinnis.-Miss Katherine Dewey Of Roy
alton is the guest of the Misses Bolger
Neil Tomlnson Of Essex Junction is Wis.
iting his grandfather, George Cunning
ham.-Miss Bernice Bullock is spending a
few days in Burlington.
Jericho Center celebrated the Fourth
by a flag-raising. Several hundred peo-
pie gathered from this and neighboring
towns for the exercises which included
music by the Westford band, a series of
historical pageants by children, repre-
senting scenes Of 1909, 1920, 1776 1861, 1917.
the raising of flag seven and one-half
by IL near the center of the park. and an
eloquent patriotic address by the Hon.
Roger w. Huburd. A good ball game was
and Jericho, resulting in favor Of Jericho.
and an attractive play was given in the
village hall to full house.-Miss Julia
Moran, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Moran, of this place, and Clarence
Schrampf of New York city were married
at the Church of Our Lady Of the Holy
Rosary, Richmond, at ten o'clock Thurs
day. The bride wore gown Of bay
wolfe and georgette crepe. She was at
tended by Miss Mary Calderwood of New
York, and the best man was Charles
Moran. brother Of the bride. wedding
breakfast was served at the home of the
bride. after which Mr.. and Mrs. Schrampf
left for a wedding trip.-Miss Mollie
Newton of Burlington is visiting her
cousin, Miss Ilene Giffin.-George Tubbs
is Ill at the home of II. II. Wilder.-Mrs.
Thomas Hanley Of Richmond is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. E. T. Maloney.-The
Misses Bolger and Miss Florence Bick-
nell attending the wedding Of Miss Julia
Moran and Clarence Schrampf in Rich
r,opd rhursday.
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HINESBURG.

Mrs. Guy Tobey is seriously ill.-The
annual meeting of the Woman's Home
and Foreign Missionary societies of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. which was
to have been held July II. has been post
poned until August 1.-The Tyler house.
owned by Homer Trombley, was DESTROYED
by fire last week.-The prizes awarded
to the three best floats on July were.
first. to the RED Cross float" or Camp
Fire Girls; second, "Woodman float:
third, the Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary societies of the Methodist
Episcopal Church float. The three to the
horribles went to George Love-horse
tanner" THE Three Selectmen" and
Mead and Mckenzie automobile"
The w. NJ. S. of the Baptist Church
will meet with Mrs. ]. II. Barker to-day
Mrs. G. E. Brigham returned to her home
in Randolph Monday.-The Rev. and Mrs.
Fl. I. Kemp visited at Mrs. Kemp's home
in Randolph the first of the week-The
B. Y. p. U. will hold an ice cream social
on the church lawn Saturday evening.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-22
OTTAWA ARTISTS GIVE
RECITAL AT HARDING

Ottawa artists were featured at 4
recital given in the Methodist church
of Harding Tuesday evening. Assist.
Ing The local talent was Miss Bernie
Marshall, reader, and the Aitken.
Smith orchestra. The following Is
the program given by the Ottawa mu.
sicians
ta) The Shoogy-Shoo (Ambrosel,
fb) Loves Echo (Newion) Miss
Chamherlin.
Pomp and Circumstance lElgar) -
Miss Lincoln.
Mnuet tSiairl Misses Chamherlln,
Allison, FaInsworth, Ida and Sylvia
Funk.
(a) At Dawning tCadmam; OBJ tbs
Spring tWarel Miss Allison.
(a) Gutarerro tDrala) Oh Hungar.
ian Dance tHaeschel Miss Lincoln
ta) The Cuckoo HehnanD; tb) I've
Something Sweet TO Tell You Fan-
ningl Miss Chamberin
(a) Robin Adar Carr. by Perkins,;
Oh Lullaby (Brahms) Misses Cham
berlin, Allison, Famsworth, Ida and
Sylvia Funk.