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The St. Mary banner., 1918-10-05

x6rItOn q lVl2uOuSS0ycs
Bernard Hehert
| A letter from Mr.. Oaigle. bridge tender
at tho Cheue bridge was read, asking that
season. On motion Of I. h. Kimbr0ugh,
seconded by Oscar BOudreaux and car.
ried, it was resolved that this parish pay
him one dollar per day from November LIST
to January lst.
On motion Of T. Aucoin. seconded by
Gabriel Haydel and carried. the Secretary
was instructed to write Hon. ". r. Mar.
Der authorities the matter OF the approach.
O. to the =. p. K. r. ut Amelia.
The following letter from Duncan Buie.
State High gay Engineer, was read and on
motion Of A. Il. Calm. seconded by +. Au.
coin, same was received, filed and male q
part Of the minutes:
New Orleans, September p, 1918
Dear Sir:-ln connection with letter
dated september 18th. 1918. calling atten.
tion to the fact that it will be necessary for
you to place In thu hands OF this Depart.
ment . schedule of your needs rs called
for in the blank form sent you. by October
lst, 1918, II you propose d0tug any road
c0nstruc. ion. ma:nten snce. resurfaciny, or
vote any bond issues daring next year.
This Is flnal letter. calling attention to
this request and to advise. that unless you
t1ke VTOmpl 0CtlUU We Will Uo uuHUlO W
aastst sou, ~ It II very necessary. IL order
that thts Department can place your re-.
Quire,nents before the United States High.
WAYS Ouncil. ut Washington, that the IN.
formati on be furnished Us without delay.
''''i DuSGAS 'uc;S; pu,E.
State Highway Engineer.
On mt tion Of T. 3. Kimbrough, second.
ed by Oscar BOudreaux. the President was
authorised to borrow from tho Good Road
fund tho sum Of $5.0W'.W to be deposited
il the General Fund Of the pari.h aud to
be returned January lst. 1917. out OF 1918
taxes.
The report 0f Eeoc H. uinel Treasurer,
was read, aud on motion Of Oscar Boud.
reaux, .econded by Arthur Olivier and
car, led, q anne was received. died and made
part Of the minutes:
Franklin, La. OctOber I. 1918.
TO the Honorable Police Jury Of the
Parish of st. Mary:
beg TO submit herewith my report
as Parish Treasurer for the period
ending Sept. 80, 1918:
cunu1HrISsS AEC0vNT
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Sept 2 Texas Oil Co. gasoline for
July 12 g
9Civii suit collins rei'i on sal 43 "
9Ij7 VIM Wiggtns, pstg r. Office w
~ l5S Charles Tecot, salaty $40 -
10 ja0 Louis ) Bigler, salary LIS 20
II l6s kJbt Marian DIV sal'ry Is 0C
~ lGU Sosthene Robichaux, dpy 40 90
u lG3 Vim Wiggims, postage go
III l6t Nm Folse. depsty sllary ~ W
IL l64 Cum TT Go, phone IL ~
II l60 w H Latham. st1stonery i.
and Office supplies - 90
~ 166 Vim wiggins, pstg Office : w
Sept " Balance 25 Is
Tofal k7A2 RI
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Franklin, La. Sept. 30th 1918.
T01he Honorable Police Jury of the Par.
/ish of st Mary. State of Louisiana
4 Cent? mem The foil wing Is q list OF
Witness warrants Issued for tho d, ,nth Of
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DIAMOND STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Diamond and Market Streets.
4 ElhARA Wella- pasknP


Sunday school at $50 a. m. Guy
MeDOngal, Supt. Three hundred and
four IN attendance last Sunday. Car
~ on" Many OF you will have temp.
tations on Sunday morning 10 lie abed
o. % 80 somewhere else but the Sab.
, bath Is the Lords day and II we here
at home can not face and defeat the
enemies OF righteousness why should
We expect our boys 70 do It "Ove-
ThefeF'
AZ 1O:l5 the pastors text will '
The Sabbath was made for man. a.
DOT man for the Sabbath" Mark .
40 dthe theme "Christ's Philosophy
the sabbath" There will be a me
aage Cor all; the young. the old. men
women, boys, girls, those who can
anord autos, those who cannot afford
autos, busy people, people to whom
sunday Is q dull day-everybody.
EDWorth League service at 700 D
n. A large attendance is expected.
The results OF the Institute Funds
Contest" between the Reds" and the
Whites" viii be announced.
AZ $500 p. N. there will a forty.five
minute service Of song, scripture read.
me. prayer and q brief address by the
pastor. "Come and worship, come and
worship, worship Christ. the newborn
King" We are not slackers. Let US
on ne church. The latch string Of
tbs church b out to everybody.
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tFol q 6Slf within, there VII 81 en-
duFaneo q that without.
8. "GOdllnos5" ". o..
This means piety, reverence for
God, the submission Of the human will
10 the will Of God. This Is a part Of
that practical knowledge which We
are obliged TO supply.
6 'BothsFly kindness" ". y. -
Love Of the brethren must be devei.
oped in GodlIpeSs. The proof that
one is godly is that he loves the
brethren Il John SLY. This means
the special love Of Christians for each
other.
Z. Charity" ". y.
TblS Is love. Peters climax IS
reached IN love. Out OF faith. which
Ia the root. springs this seven.fold
fruit In order 10 prevent apostasy,
Peter calls all 10 be diligcnt in the de-
velopment Of these graeeS. All such
hall endurO.
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YANKEES TO HAVE
BIGGEST WAR PLANE
Great Air Monster is Now
Being Constructed at
CurtisS Plant
BY FREDERICK N. KERRY.
IN. s. A. STAFF CorreGpondenI.)

Passed By United States Censor.
BUFFALO, y. Y, Aug. 3.-AmeriCaa
production Of a new, fast. and thor
oughly up-to-date model OF fighting
plane, that has been tested on the bat.
lie fronts and found TO beat anything
the Germans have produced, has be.
gun.
This IS the new IS. E..5" type, whose
production by the Curtiss Aeroplane
Works here has been ordered by the
Aircraft Production Board TO take the
place Of the Inflated Bristol" that was
found to be useless and scrapped..
The 8. Els a battle plane. and has
passed the experimental stage. It's
production will be rushed through on
the basis OF what is in fact Chinese
copy"
This model Is q British plane, per-
iected by Major General Branckner,
head OF the equipment division Of the
British war ministry. and Sir Henry
Fowler. the man who TeoTganized the
Royal Aircraft factory Of England. The
Royal Aircraft factory is the mother
Of the S. E.5. II has given exception
al service. and an exceptional account
Of itself on the fighting front. Abroad
It was equipped with the Roll~Eoyce
and the Sunbeam motor Here 1t will
take the Liberty"
This type Of fighting plane was con
structeS to take a high-pOwered mo-
tor like the Liberty horse
poWer) In this respect It differs from
the Bristol, which proved a failure
when powered with the Liberty, be.
cause il was designed TO take an en-.
CINE OF only 125 horsepower.
The 8. E..5 was designed in ad.
vance Of the production OF motor Of
435 horsepower. But the Liberty mo-
tor was designed in time to use with
such q model.
In the same way the British Royal
Aircraft factory is now at work on
stlll newer fighting plane, to he fitted
with a motor OF as yet unknown horse
power, but which must be as high as
500 Nobody has yet designed such a
motor; and perhaps It cannot be pro-
duced, but England proposes TO have
4 type Of plane that can use II.
The S. E.-5 was developed in the
same way in advance OF the designing
and perfection OF the Liberty" motor.
The Curtiss pint departments,
which were devot' to the Bristol eX-
pertinent, have al been cleaned out;
all the small part factories are busy
grinding out small parts of wood and
metal for the new S. E.-5, The first
part Of the assembly wOrk-that OF
the fuselage-will begin in a few days;
the beginning OF complete plane as
sembly in about two weeks, and in a
month, quantity production will be
we'll underway
All that the plant needs to do Is to
copy part for part and screw for screw
the model already set up. No expert
ment work will be done at all-the
factory job is mere reproduction in
quantity.
II may be expected, therefore, that
the output Of battleplanes Of this type
will be going overseas within a rea-
sonably short time, to supplement the
supply Of n. II. fighting planes al
ready being turned out by other
plants.
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THE SALVATION ARMY.

pa Jackson Street
Jail meeting 1880.
Sunday school $50.
open air meeting 7:20.
Salvation meeting s p. m.
The public Is cordially invited 70
attend all OF the above services espe
cially those who do not attend any
other religious services.
Speoial Visitors over Weekend.
Adjutant and Mrs James A. Harvey
OF Charleston, W Va, will have charge
Of the meetings over the weekend. Ad'
gtant and Mrs. Harvey has charge ol
salvation Army affairs in the Capitol
city. They are officers OF long stand
INK ard are capable and will furnish
good speaking and singing.
Open air services win be held Sa;
urdav night. The public is invited to
attend all Of our services.
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pREsaYTERIAN CHURCH.
Corner Jackson and Jefferson Streets.
n. G. stoetzer, D. D., Minister.

n. =. Stoe1eFt " ~ "'NieN-l'
Yon are most cordially Invited 70
worship with US IN the following ser.
vices.
The Bible school will meet at $3.50.
There are classes for every age, from
the little tot in your home TO the gray
haired Saint, and the lesson tomorrow
is one OF unusual interest-"Growing
Stronger"-are you?
Al the morning service l0:45 the
pastor OF the church has been asked
10 speak on this subject: The Ideal
Method Of Developing a FoursQuare
Character" such a subject ought 10
be OF interest 10 every one.
Evening service at s O'Clock Tho
pastor will speak on: The Virtue OF
Headlines" The Apostle Paul three
lines uses the phrase: q am Ready
Are YOu2
Mld?week service Wednesday at S
p. m
Come 10 all these services. The
music will be excellent, the sermon
helpful. and the welcome cordial
Come and bring some one with YOU.
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FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH.

Halmont Avenue and Fourth Street.
CLAUDE {. Goodwin, Pastor.
Services tomorrow as follows:
Sunday school at nine.thirty. The
members Of the school are asked TO
be present on this the first Sunday in
ne month. Strangers and visitors
VIII find q hearty welcome. Good
singing. A splendid orchestra.
Public worship and sermon al ten.
Iorly-fiVe. Subject OF sermon. Count.
Ing on Cod Without Worry" The pas.
ltf has returned from Camp Lee and
giu occupy the pulpit both morning
1nd oVonlng.
EDWoTth League devotional meeting
m seven o'clock. The young people Of
ne church are expected at this ser.
vice. Others are cordially invited.
Public worship and sermon at eight
o'clock. The pastor will speak OF
lcmo q bis experiences at Camp Lee
LIle n one Of the great environments
l11 90 tights and shadows; It's come.
DIES and 90 tragedies. The parents
81 ne chureh who have boys in the
IaFFieo % the country are especially
1Itod % Do present.
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NJ. {. CHURCH SOUTH.
Robt. J. YoGk, Pastor.

$50 a. m Sunday school
1875 m. pubic worship Tie sub.
iect or the sermon will be. The Re.
valuation 0f Righ'C1ugUesr' Az the
close of the morning worship shall
give an opportunity 10 any one VINO
may wish 10 Join the church
D. m EpwOrth Loague. The lead
or for this service Will be Mrs oscar
Wilson.
S p. m. public worship The sub
jet Of the sermon will be The Vision
Granted
s p. m. Wedne day evening, mid
week prayer meeting Our annual
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Evening Chat

The Hun the Hun, the terrible
Hun
Now tina VIC have him on the run
Let's do our best,
Our very best,
To send the ri n'ful tyrart IVES.
.
But how" We ask, "Can this be
done,
This wOr', Of vlnQuishiuE the Hum"
Buy Savings Stamps,
War Saving Stamps,
And help the ALLIES 90 advance.
Cariine Stealey
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SHE USED TO
Be GRAY
Society Ladies Everywhere
Use "LaCreOle" Hair
Dressing.

The we'll known society leaders
hair was prematurely gray, perhaps
just like yours. but Mrs. ! heard
Of La Creole" Hair Dressing-how
thousands Of people everywhere had
used 1t with perfect satisfaction. 1t
il not q dye, but a preparation design.
ed especially for the purpose Of grad
ually restoring color to gray or faded
hair. and which is easily applied by
simply comblnE or brushing through
the hair. la Creole" Hair Dressing
positively eradlcates dandrufi. keeps
the scalp ina healthy condition and
promotes the growth OF new hair;
brings back q natural. soft. even, dark
shade to gray or faded hair, and
makes 1t lustrOus. full Of life and beau.
tiful.
USE
"LA ChEoLE" HAIR DRESSING
to prevent your hair from growing
gray and TO restore a beautiful dark
color to gray or faded hair. Sold and
recommended by Cranes drug store,
Fairmont, W. Va. Mail orders prompt.
" filled upon receipt Of regular price,
el.20. ia Creole" Hair Dressing Is
sold on q money back guarantee.
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N. p. TEMPLE.
;. G. DroemiIeId. Q. o., MInlster:

J. G. BFoeRIfleld, D. D., Minister.
Tomorrow we start on our vacation
program for August. During the
month We will center all our church
activity IN the Sunday school and
morning service. The evening service
and mid.Week prayer service have been
adjourned for August. All the mem
boFs and friends are urged to support
the morning service. Sunday school
@ $50; "GroWing Stronger will be
studied. Morning worship at lO:45.
We will be favored at this time with
message BY Rev. Gerius Hishrich. a
native Of Palestine. Mr.. Hishwich IS
. lecturer Of note and will no doubt
bring . message worth while.
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WoRTHINeToN - CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.
D, y. haneS, Pastor.

Preaching service both morning and
evening. Sermon at IL a. m. at which
ail the members Of the church are
urged 70 be present. Everybody vel
come. EVahgelistic sermon at ?.
n. Don't be late. Come and bring
your friends. Bible school at 10 a. m,
A. ]. McDaniels, superintendent.
keep the Home Fires Burning-Go 10
Church" This church will always vel
come you. Rural ray will be observed
n this church on August IS About
fifty Of our members live out OF town,
but not too far to attend on that day.
A special effort will be made to have
them oil present.
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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN.

cafeneo D. Mitchell. D. D., Minister
Sunday school at 10 q. m, Lyman
McIntlre, Supt Morning worship and
sermon. following the school period
Special music. Christian EndeavOr Al
s .. N. There will be a short endeaV
% meeting. Evening lecture by Mr.
Genius HiShmeh. the Nuzurene evan
gellst Mr.. Hlshmeh was born miles
n9fth Of Jerusalem. He was brought
Up N the town Of Nazareth and edu,
Gated IN Jerusalem. He will speak in
oriental costume. Every one most
cordially invited.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
W.. J. EDDY, PatsoP.

The people OF the church need to
stand by the services at this time as
perhaps not any other time in the
year.
9:30-Sunday school.
lO:45-Mornig service.
Junior service-"Fish in Aqua
rum"
Reception OF new members and eel
ebration OF the Lords Supper.
2:OO-Sunday school, Virginia Ave
7:OO-lntermediate and Senior B.
Y. p. L.
S.O0-Evenlng service.
Appropriate music will be furnished
for the services OF the day.
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For many years two pairs OF holes
slVaLd polGJqs,s1 7Vl 10 cUpM aW III
toric Casa Grande Ruin in Arizona
have given T.se 10 much speculation
not only on the part OF tourists but OF
archGcologi'ts also. The holes are
about an inch and a half in diameter
and are bored through walls four feet
thick. They occur in pairs, each pail
on opposite sides OF a great central
room. The holes IN each pair are IN
line with each other. so that one stand.
ing in n dark first floor room behind
the central room may look through tho
innermost hole. across the central
room, and through the outcrrost hole
at the sky. Ole pair points due east
The other pan points north at a de
Ginning angle.
The interesting people who built
this most ancient OF pucb'os have LETT
no traces behind them One can only
imagine. by analogy from better
known neighborhood races Of later
period, what their civilization may
have been That they were deeply re.
ligiOus people and worshi9ers Of the
sun is another assumption. Recently
in interesting theory has been advan.
ced to explain the holes.
According 10 this theory these holes
form what might be called a season.
able clock. Twice year, once as the
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GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH.

-ITU UNT UUE UIIW NH0NVT NVVTTWV'
Sunday school OF $40. W. F. Shaf
foFman, Supt. A full attendance, and
o. time is urged. Make every minute
count.
Morning service at 10:45 Theme
The Challenge Of the Hour"
Evening service at 500. Theme
"Tho Mission Of Christ" II will be oui
pleasure TO hear Rev. f. r Hauser Of
Jlnlata, Pa, who will be in charge
% both services. The council reQues,
that al members and friends make
whatever sacrifice is necessary to at
tend both services.
Christian EndeavOr vacation period
iTom August 4 to Oct. s.
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o'clock preaching. Theme, "Our Ma.
tons Deiences." You can no, AFFORD
TO spend this sacred day IN reyelry or
ease. Upon your present record
would you be ashamed to face God:
You are invited 70 these services.
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m AuA-l4alg'
-~~ ~--~-~-~--~~~-~-~~-~~~
sun works north and once as il works
south along the eastern horizon, II
Uses in line with the eastward point
.ng holes and for one morning, for pos.
,ialv three minutes, throws a bar OF
light into the dark innerroom.
From this ceremonial calendar
could be dated and certain festivals
would fall on the same day year after
rear. One is reminded Of Stonehenge
"a England where the sun at its sum
mer solsfice sEOue down long alley
of stone monuments upon an altar
placed in the center Of a series OF
circles OF stones.
We come now ~ the northern pair
II holes which are placed in the north
wall OF the central room and the cor
responding outer wall OF the bulldog
This pair trends downward and to the
east so that they never overlooked the
defensive wall which surrounded the
group OF buildings around the Casa
Grande. At first thought this pre-
cludes any astronomical use, but the
ingenious theorist has an explanation
for even this condition Of affairs.
II We grant the former inhabitants
the use OF an instrument OF reflection,
which need be no more complicated
than a plain bowl OF water, then it Is
easy to imagine the medicine man in
the dark Of the night, when he comes
to a certain point OF the plaza outside
and so rejecting the light Of some
bright star in the northern heavens up
through these holes into the central
room Of the Casa Grande.
The problem is now being studied
as to which bright star near that par.
ticular angle could have been moved
from that exact angle by the preces.
sion Of the eQuinoXes, and il IS hoped
by this point TO establish the date
when the Casa Grande was inhabited.
How long ago this was is uncertain,
moderate guesses beginning with 500
years ana more radical guesses going
to 1000 or mere years.
The Casa Granle itself, however
ancient though it is. was the most re.
cent Of its group. The evidence
seems to SHOW that an Older group Of
ruins was abandoned about the time
the Casa Grandp was built.
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TO-MORROW IN THE LOCAL CHURCHES

canvass fthe church will be made
Sunday afternoon. ! wish kindly 70
request all the members Of n church
to remain at home II possible.
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mAHNINoToN-FIRsT CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.
49,. n..n..


nlbIo school at 10 .. m; Commun'
On and social service Al II o'clock;
Christian EndOavOT at p. m; mid
weak prayer meeting at 5 on Wednes'
faV. followed q S:45 by choir practice.
o. sunday. August IL, in Bible school
nn1 g morning service, the old folks
Unl d hOnOred. The pastor will
1foaoh q II O'Clock on "The Beauty
q 3 Serene Old Age" Everybody in.
Viloi % come and bring parents and
ETandDarontS. Rural day on August
t,th, and . big rally day on Septem-
Der oth. For the sake OF our boys
over there. and Of those going. keep
home fires buFning-go 10 church
FIfSt Christian church will always wei
cone you.
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THE FIRST N. p. CHURCH.
Z. e. LAWSON, Pastor.

sunday school at $3.50 a. m. prompt.
ID not use any part OF the sacred
sabbath IN idleness. Preaching AZ
1916 Q. ~. Sermon theme. Sound
II TIE Center" Evening services:
.l 1850 O'Clock Christian Endeavor;
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CHRIST CHURCH.

Tie only service OF the day will be
held at 1878 a IN, with Holy Com
munion and a brief address. No
church school.
Tuesday. TRANSPORTATION Day 10
a. m. United Communion Of the Won
ans Auxiliary.
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Hon. Virgil |. Highland
Of Clarksburg, Whose Candidacy Has Met w
Statewide Approval.

They want big, brOad-minded, successful exc
perienCed business men in the halls OF Congress from
now on. The war has fully shown the need of them.
II has shown the country as Governor COrnwe said.
that "the politicians have had their day"
Mr. Highland is business man whO from far.
mer's bow. bv his own unaded efforts stands as one
of West Virginia's foremost citizens. Life's hard.
est tests have been his Ot and he has successfully
stood them all.
The Republican party should give to the nation
the type of men that is demanding from the voters
of the states. Such type is Highland Of Harrison.
Highland believes in Service, Efficiency, Hon
esty, Progress in Government.
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GREENSBORO

Willie Woods was taken last Sat
urday to the hospital in st. Johnsbury
for treatment for complications fol-
lowing influenza. Miss Clara Woods,
who is trained nurse, accompanied
him.
Nh. and Mrs. Roy Buchanan of
! Burlington visited friends in town the
! first of the week.
J. B. Cook, who has been i'll the
past two weeks, is reported little
better.
There was q large attendance at
the birthday party given in honor of
Miss Loretta Cassevah last Friday
evening at the home of her father,
f. G. Cassevah Games and promo
nading were INDUCED in and refresh
mcnts were served.
II. W. ellis of Greensboro Bend is
is Enosburg Falls for visit with
relatives.
The Caspian Lake Red Cross ship
ped to headquarters last Monday the
following articles, 90 bath towels, 20
hand towels, 20 handkerchiefs, 5
sheets, 20 mems undershirts, 10 heavy
trey sweaters, 80 pairs of socks, 10
trench foot socks,
The Caspian Lake Grange at its
meeting last Thursday evening elect
ed the following officers for the COM
ing year: Master, p N. Allen; over
seer, n. H. Kaiser; lecturer, Mrs A.
! B. DeBlune; steward, F. G. Case
yah; assistant steward, Robert Rod
/ ers; chaplain, George Tolman
treasurer, /. D. Magoon; secretary,
c. II. Miller; gate keeper, Harris
Sails; Ceres, Mrs. P. N. Allen; Pc
mona, Mrs. N H. Kaiser; Flora, Mrs.
Foster Gebbie; lady assistant stew
ard, Miss Loretta Cassevah; pianist,
Dorothy Wiley
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ORLEANS

Miss Clemmer Converse, who is
teaching III Ayers Cliff. Quebec,
came home Saturday morning, accom-
panied by her friend, Miss Grant
Repairs have been completed on
Levi Lothrop's ice pond and Mr.
Sargent has returned to his home in
Glover.
Mrs. ". 3. Guild is ILL.,
Lynn Eldridge spent the week end
lat kyegate with his wife's relatives,
returning home with Mrs. Eldridge
Monday morning.
Miss Juline Rogers went to Bur-
lington Saturday afternoon to see her
father, J. 3. Rogers, who is i'll.
1 Mrs. Edna Garvin went to Burling-
| ton Saturday to spend Sunday with
Mr. Garvin, who has been working
in the Lisbon plant for the last
month.
Mrs. E. H. Lothrop goes this week
to Newport to visit in the home OF
her son, F. B. Lothrop.
Clarence Bushey was a business
visitor in Newport last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Hardy visited
+ relatives in North Troy over Sunday