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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-07-25

M Y RgalQu 81 Ate York paa y
tawn for ,he Wcuk en4
There v.ll b. > dance ID school tai
a. fhasaay sesag. ~th MuA.r rs
" aHet Orchestra
q D Pant n Nes York, Was q
Nes cad guest q u and Mrs. II "
hs u Church street
Il Bartholomew u Albany. n Y
wss supper guest q Mira 5. S
prAi OF Sunday evening
Mrs = N hab0lrn d litehheld
~. guea ~ her sister Mis-,
A. X Gray o. Main street,
44sa Charlotte Premise u Eiiza.
h. Il. \ a. is spending q month with
~ mother. Mira II S. prcntiss.
tltred Palmer " Elm street has
H. shed work 81 Arlington and expects
L. ..ka q position mere IN Dorset
ar. ard Mrs Louis W Bstchelder
81 sia street, were la Troy and Ian
einkburgh last week for three days.
Hra. Florence Coon u Mechanic.
wife. n ". is a guest Of her sister,
Mrs H. y, Chapman Of Main street.
Mr and Mrs, Eaglesop and son Of
New York, are guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
John A. Eagleson Of the South dis
trict
W. S. Harrison and S. r. Robinson
of Glen Ridge, n j., spent the week
end with their families at the Bauows
House.
Walter H. Shaw and Miss Esther
Graves Of Manchester Center, were in
town Monday evening calling on
friends.
Judge G. G, remnant of Jersey City,
N. J., spent the weekend with his
family at their summer home on the
West road
W. X. Hunt Of Montelair, N. j., is
spending few days at the Pratt home
on North Main street the guest Of Mrs.
S. s. Pratt.
County Agent F. Clifford Shaw of
Bennington, was in Dorset Monday
looking over the corn and other crops
of our farmers.
Mss Olive Harwood of Main street,
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Wayne Norwood of Rupert, returned
Sunday TO Dorset.
Undertook Inn;-Chicken and waf-
lc dinners Wednesday and Saturday
evenings. Reserve tables if possible.
Dancing adv
Mr.. and Mrs. kimball Tiff and lit
tic daughter of Elm street, were Sun
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Tiff Of the North district,
Miss Bessie Sheldon Of Minneapolis,
Mimi, is a guest Of her sister, Mrs. A.
W. Harrington, Jr., of Church street
for the balance Of the season.
DR.. James c. Schurmann OF New
Brunswick, N. j., is spending few
days with his family at the Barrows
House before leaving for France,
Miss NJ. X. Warren Of Cambridge,
Mass, and Miss Isabel Halsey Of Eliz-
abeth, N. j., are at Mrs. $. S, Pratt's
of North Main street for two weeks.
Change Of time Of Dorset Public
Library: Monday and Friday after
moons, 4 to $50; Monday, Wednesday,
Friday and Saturday evenings, Z to 3.
Miss Case Of Wellesley College, is
again d guest for the summer az
"Comfort" Farm, the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. G. n. Williams in the South dis
trict
Four OF our young ment left Tues
day for Bennington, having been call
cd by the draft: Harlan Coolidge,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-07-25
Dorset Red Cross Notes

The yarn for both socks and sweat.
ers has come and will be supplied to
knitters if they will call at Miss Mar
cia Gray's.
A shipment has just been sent to
the Boston Supply Service as follows
70 pairs knit socks, 10 sweaters, s
helmets, SO boys understands, winter;
60 bed socks, Is hospital pajama suits,
1 pair knit bed socks, 3 girls petit
coats, package hospital linen, /
mans shirt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-07-25

+ Walter Jones. Fred Boyey and Francis
I.aliey
There wil be lawn fcte for the
5eaeft I the local Red Cross given N
the lallea u Manchester Depot and
Eiravilr 81, Mgs. Nellie Manlcy's ~
ItaHaiay evening. July 18th In ease
IF ran il Will be postponed until the
following evening The Manchester
Ca.3n Band will be in attendance.
Mf. and Mrs. C. II Maranyilie Of
BaIiingf5fd. and Mrs. NJ Baker u
Dandy Rcre Sunday guests o. Mr..
ard Mrs Elmer p Harwood q Main
street
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maney aud
daughter and Mrs. John Manleg VI
Brataebora. were recent guests 81 Mr..
and Mrs. Walter MaHley Of the South
district.
john Parks Of the Kirby Hollow
road. was in Fair Haven Tuesday ard
Wednesday. having gone there to bid
his brother, Rouhl goodbye the
young man having been called into
service.
Arrived Thursday, July 18th, Miss
Eleanor Merriam, at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer d. Harwood, Mother
and daughter are doing nicely at this
writing.
Charles Baker Of the Kirby Hollow
road, left Sunday night for Rutland
from where he expects to be sent to
some L. s. Navy station as he has
enlisted in the Marine Corps.
Mrs. Hit and grandson, John Fen
nell, who have been visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Viii
Iiams, in the South District, have re-
turned to their home in Castleton.
Dr., Bertram Van Dyke Post of New
York, is with his family in the North
district for few days before leaving
to take up his work in Persia, where
he goes as a member Of government
special mission.
L. ?. Boughton motored to Troy,
Sunday evening, returning to Dorset
Monday afternoon. Mrs. A. W. Har-
rington, Jr,, and her sister, Miss Bes-
sic Sheldon Of Minneapolis, Mimi, re-
turned with him.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Curtiss and two
sons ard Prof. and Mrs. j. E. Van
Oinda of Brooklyn, N. Y, have taken
the Burr Phillips cottage in the North
district for the summer. The families
arrived last week
Mr.. and Mrs. M. V. Barbour and
Mrs. |. l.. Grondah Of the West road,
entertained about 20 of their friends
last Thursday evening in their new
home which is very attractive and
complete in all details.
The auction at Mettowee Farms
next Saturday afternoon at l o'clock
promises to draw large number from
out of town as there are so many ar |
ticles to be disposed Of Not the least
of which will be the blooded swine.
DR.. and Mrs. Norton Wilson, who
have been at the Dorset Inn for the
past three weeks, left Wednesday. The
doctor goes to their home in Elizabeth,
N. j.. while Mrs. Wilson goes to To-
ledo, Ohio, to visit her daughter, Mrs
Victor D. Barbour.
w. L. Field Of Rochester, N Y,
and his cousin, Miss Anna c. King of
Albion, N. Y, were in town the past
week calling on relatives and looking
up ancestral records. While here,
Miss King and Mr.. Field were enter
tanned by different relatives at teas,
luncheons and dinners.
On Wednesday, August 2lst, Dorset
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-07-25
Terrace Farm Notes

Dr. Robert +. Lewis and wife from
Cleveland, with their twin sons, Ar
thur and Charles, have returned to
their home after vacation at Terrace
Farm.
Guests at Terrace Farm are Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Z. Carpenter, Mrs. Ar
thur D, Bradley and daughter, Mar
guerite, Mrs. Ralph F. Scripture and
Master Francis and Miss Edith Scrip
ture, all of Chicopee Falls, Mass. Mr..
Bradley and Mr.. Scripture spent the
weekend with their families.
Mrs A. H. Bowman, Winfield Bow
man, and Earl Bowman of Hartford,
Conn, and Miss Florence Bowman of
Woburn, Mass, were Sunday guests
at Terrace Farm.
=
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-07-25
AUCTION
Mettowee Farms, Dorset VI
SATURDAY, JULY 9TH, ! P. NJ.

Unadilla Sio, II feet by % feet
has been used one year and taken
down intact. One Marshall rectangu-
lar steel corn crib, never been uncrat-
ed, 8 #. X SO #. One 5000 egg Candee
incubator and other poultry supplies.
One saddle horse, nine years old, used
on the Mexican border. Registered
Duroc Jersey swine, including boar of
high merit.
FRANK BEECHER, Auctioneer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-07-25

Dorset Church Notes
The Church thanks everyone who
helped in the every-member canvass
Connecticut western news., 1918-04-04

Esther Chapter c. E. 2. will enter tain their Grand Officers on the even- ing of April l9. Mrs. Mary Pusey who has resided at Miss May Adams for about two years, completed her duties there last satnr- day. She is now with Mrs. Q. B. Shaw on West Main Street.
 Mrs. Ivan Cam and son Douglas are stopping with friends at the shore near Bridgeport.
 Frank N. Brown has purchased the Ensign Place at Lime Rock and will move his household goods from New York city.
 Miss Katharine Morris of Danbury was an over Sunday guest of J. William Morris.
 H. H. Gibbs who has resided on a farm at Neatogue for the past two years has moved to Conyugham, Pennsylvania.
 Mrs. s. O. Beckley has teen enter taining Mrs. Lena Blodgett of Falls Village. >,
 Mrs.. James Keenan Jr. and daugh. ter, have been visiting friends in Cooperstown, N. Y. A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. Fred Bates in West Cornwall last Thursday, March 28. Mrs. Bates will be remembered as Miss Helen Rhoades.
 Miss Mary Mcclure was home from Hartford over Easter.
 Harry vanDeusen has moved from Smith Hill to Sheffield.
 Miss Bessie Fitzgerald was home from Hartford over Easter.
 K W. Barrett who formerly worked for Johnson 6 Lindell, but moved to Poughkeepsie few years ago has re- Johnson & Lindell.
 Miss May Lorrain has returned from her visit in Millbrook and is visiting Miss Belle Lorrain.
 Roger Fraleigh visited his mother, Mrs. Charles Quick in Poughkeepsie last week.
 Dr. Edward La1tinen of North Cole. brook has been spending few days in town. He goes to Boston this week where he has accepted position. George Hall Jr of Waterville was the over-Sunday guest of friends heie.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward McCarty and ; daughter, Isabelle of Torrington were over-Sunday guests at Edv ard Mc- Carty's on Bragg Street. Jerome G. R ot of The Canaan Mer- cantile Go s store is confined his 7 home by illness
 Miss Frances Fraieigh of Pough. keepsie, N. Y. spent her Easter vaca. tion with her brother and grandmother in town.
 Misses Margaret and Mary Roger of Winsted spent Easter with their sisters in town.
 Miss Lydia Fuller of Housatonic visited relatives here the end of the week.
 Miss Fannie Kasson IS with Mrs. R. D. Peirce on High Street.
 A. P. Freeman of Bridgeport spent the week end with his family in town. Mrs. H. Eeardsley of East Canaan will make her home for the present with Ter daughter, Mrs. Hiram Dings and family at Pine Grove. Miss Marion Hugins was home from ]. Danbury Normal School last week. Kenneth Roberts spent Good Friday with relatives in Torrington. ,, Mrs. Elizabeth Collins of Hartford has been visiting her mother, Mrs Harriett Kimball Miss Catharine McCormick wal home from Litchfield over Sunday. :, A carload of horses, consigned ts Torrington parties, was unloaded here Monday and fed at Dennis O'Neil'l stables.
Connecticut western news., 1918-04-04

Mrs. Esther P. Williams has rented her house on Granite avenue to Clay ton M. Benjamin who will take posses sion June l. Ms Williams reserves rooms for herself but will dispose of a part of her household furniture.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-27

lipsi nici' un' Romin adevarat. a.
tit din loc cit 81 din jur, precum
nici char cei din departare mai
mare. Rugam pc toti Rominii de
bine sa he dea tot sprijinul dior
ca sd putem sd ne aratam demni
de numelc- nostru de Romini in
fata strainilOr.
In numele iSocietatii Major
Livius ID. Teiusanu" am ramas
salutindu-va Gu dragoste adcva-
rat frateasca:
Comitetul aranjator.
Nota: Stunt rugati toti domnii
dclcgati, precum 81 surorile Soci-
etati care vor trimite drapele,
sa binc voiasca lie trimitc pc
American Express Co. No. 62
Company House, T.. Hammond,
Indiana.
N. B. lubiti frati Romini, So
cietatea nOastra decis taxa de
lnscriere de la data dc All Gu un
dollar 81 cincizeci de cent? $3.50
pima in ziua sfintirei drapelelor,
deci acei frati Romini care do
resc sd Sc inscric ca membri. o
pot face aceasta 81 Gu drag vor
fl primiti in mijlocul nostru.
Comitetul.
(94-95 E. 90.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-27

tului, d-nuI Alexandra Rachita.
.Servitorul Petrea, d-nul Isidor
Petarlacean.
o declamatie din partea d-lui
Alexandra Rachita.
D-nul Adam Prize va cinta O
clntare.
Sc va cinta ,,Barbul Lautarul''
de catre d-nul IsidOr Petarlacean
Dams pima in Zori de ri.
Pretul de intrare: Domnii 80
cent?, Damele gratis.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc Gu ma
re multumita 81 Sc vor cuita pc
Gale ziaristica.
Bufetul va ii asortat en- cele
mai gustoase mezeluri 81 bauturi
recoritoarc.
In speranta ca toate surorilc
Societati,s Cluburi 81 Parochii ro-
minesti din loc 81 jur, precum 81
toti fratii aliati de ginta latina
precum sunt: SOcietatea Italiana
Societatea silbeasca. Societatea
greceasca 81 iSOcietatiIe Slova-
cestl, speram ca toate he vor da
tot sprijinul moral 81 material
precum 81 eel patriotic. pima la
revedere rammem asteptindu-va
Gu inima dulce 81 GU bratele des-
chise.
Onoratii delegati 81 oaspetii
straini vor fl asteptati la CARA
de catre membrii SOcietatii Stea-
ua ROmlnA pentru a fl condusi
la adresa Societatii noastre.
In numele Societatii ..Steaua
Romina' din indianapolis. Indi-
ana:
Comitetul aranjator.
(95-97)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-27
I N V I T A r 4.

cultura ,,Plugarul ROmin'' din
Youngstown, Ohio, are onoarea
a invita- pc toate suorile Socie-
tati, Cluburi 81 Parochii, precum
81 pc toti fratii Romini din loc 81
jur lua parte la Marea petre.
eere cu teatru, care va avea loo
in Seara ziiei de | Septemvrie
1918, in hala Societatii ..Plugarul
ROmin' din Gas Poland Ave,
Youngstown, Ohio.
Inceputul la Orelc 8 p. IN.
Programul teatral:
Teatrul va fl sub cOnducerca
d-lui AmvrOse COstandin 81 a
d-lui Silivestru Pora.
l. Sc va preda frumoasa piesa
teatrala: .,Cinel-Cinel', comedic
intr' 'un act.
p r X S o A y T. l. E:
Pitarul Sandu. boier de 80 de
ami. d-nul lie Curea.
Smarandita, nepoata lui, d-ra
NJ. Cereces.
Tincuta. vara Smaranditei, d.
I'd Carolina Oprean.
FlOrica, tlnara taranca. d-soara
Lutai Birsan.
GraOr, feciOr bOeresc din Mol
dova, d -nul .Amyrose Costandin.
arani 81 tarancc.
2. Tn cintcc de d-nul Amvrosc
Costandin.
). Scoala lui Apponyi, piesa IL
gancasca intr'un act.
p + r S o A \ IL l. f:
Apponyi. invatatorul, d-nul
George Sirbu.
Guinea Gainariu, d-nul Dumi-
tru Lapadusiu.
Cula Ripa. d-nul Nicolae La
padus.
Danciu Paraleul, d-nul Nicolae
Fagetan.
Ripa Carbaccl, d-nul Dumitru
Lungociu.
CuIita Caldarariu, d-nul Jacob
BarbOsa.
Rusca Durduila. d-nul Silives-
tru Pora.
Gabor Zgriburiciu, d-nul AM
brosc COstandin.
DAM ClopOtariu, d-nul loan
Sarbada.
+. Tn cintec englezesc de d-fcle
Carolina Oprean. Firuta Tohir,
Luziana Nicola 81 Ana Henega-
riu.
T ). Caluserii Societatii .,Pluga-
rul ROmin" sub conducerea d-lui
Dumitru Lapadusiu. vor juca ci-
teva jocuri rationale.
Muzica vestitului SamOil Sinu
din Youngstown, Ohio. va distra
onOratul public Gu cele mai fru-
moasc arii de dams 81 cintece ma
tionale.
Pretul de intrare: Clasa l. 80
cent?. Clasa IL, 80 cent? de per-
sOana.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc Gu ma
re multumita 81 Sc vor cuita pc
Gale ziaristica.
Bufctul va fl asortat Gu celc
mai gustoase mezeluri 81 bauturi
recoritOare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-27
sPRE FRANTA.

Camp Sherman. Ohio
Gu zlua de All. ~ August 1915
mi iau ramas bun de la Societa.
tea Isyierea 81 de la toti membrii
81 fratii 81 SocictatiIe din Uniune
DE la mama nOa>tra Uniune 81
doresc progres, spor 81 lnalntare
natlunei noastrc rominesti.
Ado 81 la rcvederc intro tara
liberia.
Tot pc aceasta Gale zic TN IA.
mas bun 81 fratelui meu loan
StancOi. foSt easier al Socictati
..Negru Voda'' din Mckee>
Rocks. Pa.
Salut GU stimd:
Bucur Stancoi
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-27

Dansul va dura pima in zori
de ri.
In speranta ca onoratele Socie-
tati, Cluburi 81 Parochii, precum
81 toti fratii Romini din loc 81
jur ne vOr auzi glasul nostru,
dindu-ne tot sprijinul dior moral
81 material la aceasta petrecerc,
pima la evedrere va salutam cu
dragoste adevarat frateasca.
In numele Societatii ,,Pluga-
rul Romln" din Youngstown, O.
hio:
Comitetul aranjator.
(9j-96)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-27
Q FARMA BUNA
DE VfNZARE.

Farma de 40 acare, sol pro-
ductiv. Casa Gu 9 incaperi, graz
dllri bune. gainaric mOderna, So
prom pentru uneltele farmei, ga
raje pentru automobil, etc. Toate
aceste sunt in buna regula.'
~ capete de vite cornute, 3
cal BUM, l. pOrci, so de curci 81
$50 de gaini de neam bun, 80 to-
ne de fin. 10 acare Ovas, 6 acarc
fasolc, t acare cartofi, 20 acare
cucuruz, > acare fragi (strawbe-
ries), un acar gradina, restul Sc
manat Gu fin, trifoi 81 pasune.
Aceasta farma pentru un ON
care voieste 81 site o lucra, poa-
tc face bani. Doritorii de a avea
aceasta farma buna sa vina in
pcrsoana sau sd scrie la adresa
de mai jos, pentru fla pretul.
Sa poate cumpara Gu So, 100000
bani gata, restul sd poate plati
in rate anuale de $4,000 GU &c
interese. sau SD facem schimb Gu
proprietatc la lOc bun in orasc
ca: Detroit. Cleveland, etc. etc.
Adrc>a la farma e:
MARIS & B1RSAN
R. 7. VASSAR, MICHIGAN.
(93-96l
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-27

SOcietatea rOmina de ajutor 81
cultura .,Steaua ROmina'' din In
dianapolis. Indiana, are onoarea
invita- pc toatc onoratcle So
cieati, Cluburi 81 'Parochii. pre-
cum 81 pc toti fratii Romini din
loc 81 jur 81 in general pc toti
constituentii natiunei Romine
participa la festivitatile ce lie
vom avea GU aranjarea sfintirei
drapelelor Societatii nOastre pc
ziua de Dumineca, l Septemvrie
1918,
j II C Il A nj U l.:
La Orelc 9 a. IN. toti dOmnii
1elegati ell drapelelc respective
lor Societati, cit 81 membrii So
cietatilor din loc 81 jur Sc vor in
truni la hala societatii ..Steaua
ROmina" din West Pearl Street
No. GIT. unde sc va forma con-
voiul 81 vom fl condusi de mu-
zica ,.DOina ROmina'' la sfinta
biserica ,.COnstantin 81 Elena''
unde Sc va tinea serviciul divin
de catre preOtul Rev. Iulius HoI-
der.
Dupa terminarea serviciuIui re-
ligiOs Sc va aranja convoiul in
mOdul urmatOr:
]. 6 politmani calari.
2. Presedintcle aranjator ca
lare.
3. Muzica ,,DOina ROmina."
4. Drapelul American al L. S.
r. A.. gardat de soldati Romini
Americani.
). Drapelul romin al U. S. Il.
A.. insOtit de doua domnisoare
imbracatc in costume rationale
rOmineSti 81 de functiOnarii Uni
uni.
6. NOuelc simboluri increstina-
tc: steagul American 81 National
I. AutOmObilelc nasilor drape-
lelor American 81 National pa
ralel.
s. Automobilul cu majorul ora
Sului, preOtul 81 altii.
9. Societatea .,Steaua Romi-
na'.
10. Societatile dim Uniune du-
pa vechime.
IL. SOcictatea ..Lumina Popo-
rului Romin'' din loo.
II. DIR. Lependia. urmat de
mcmbrii propaganda italiene.
l3. ..Umberto L.. Societate l.
taliand.
II. Societatca Italian Frar
tesco Crispei''.
Is. SOcitatea sIrbcasca ..Soco".
l6. Societatea grcceasca
II. SOcietatca slovaceasca IS.
\. p. "
Is. SOcictatea slOvaceasca &C..
S. G.. ""
10. tSOcictatea slOvaceasca *.
S. X. Y. and y. S. X. "
20 Automobilclc dupa dircctia
presedintclui aranjator.
Cortejul astfel aranjat va par
curge straziie cele mai princi-
pale ale oraSului.
q. Banchetul Obicinuit la DE
! laware Hall" din 37-39 South
Delaware Street.
%. TOasturi 81 baterea cuielor
23. Programul dc seara: La o.
rele 7.3O p. IN. muzica .,DOina
ROmina" va cinta imnul Ameri-
can.
"a. Desteapta-te Romine.
%. Over There.
26. Sccna din razboi.
~. Cuvint de deSchidere din
partea preSedintelui aranjator.
%. .,Sticla din urma' piesi
| teatrala.
p II r s 0 A n Il l. f.:
Locotenent, d-nul loan Rogo-
yea.
Grozavescu. unchiul locotenen-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-27
VITAR Z.

Socletatea omlna de ajutor 81
cultura Major Livius D. Teiu-
sanu" din E. Hammond, Indiana,
are onoarea invita- pc toate su-
rorile Societati, Cluburi 81 Pa
chi, precum 81 pc toti fratii Ro-
mini din loc 81 jur a lua parte la
Marea serbare nationala Impreu-
inata GU manifestatie, teatru 81
dams, care Sc aranjaza Gu prize
jul sfintirei drapclelor sale, in
ziua de 2 Septembrie 1918, La
Dor day, in Cosciusco Hall, w.
Hammond, Ill.
= PROGRAMUL SERBAREI: !.
Programul de ri:
Lunl dlmineata la Orele 3 toti
membrli Societatii din loc, (yi
nici unul sd nu lipseasca caci alt
,fel vOr Fl pedcpsiti conform hO-
tarlreD, sa Sc prezinte la localul
Secietatii. de unde impreuna Gu
delegatii surorilor Societati, Gu
burilor 81 Parochiildr Sc va for
ma cOnvOiul 81 vom merge-in mars
pima la biserica ruseasca din lOc.
unde sc va face actul sfintirei de
catrc parintele Simion Mihaltian
din Indiana Harbor, Ind, 81 apoi
de acolo sc va forma din nou
convOiul in modul urmatOr:
Dol calareti in frunte. I'm grup
dc politmani, I'm drapcl Amcri-
can. Muzica romina din +. Chi
cago. Reprezentantul Uniunii.
Presedintelc Socictatii Presedin-
tele aranjator. FunctiOnarii So
cietati. Drapelele surorilor So
cietati dupa vechime. Drapelelc
straine. Reprezenef fantii surori-
lor Societati, Cluburi 81 Parochii.
Automobilul cu NASH drapelelor.
Automobilul maiorului Orasului.
AutomobiIul cu preotul. Eventu-
ale automobile 81 cOnvoiul.
Astfcl aranjati vom merge pc
Morton Ave din +. Hammond.
pima la Holman Str. North pc
Holman pima in centrul orasului
Acolo apoi inaintea parculHi Sc
VA face fotografiarea. De acOlO
vom merge in oras pc East Siblc
Street. North pc Oack Str, West
pc State Street. apoi South pc
State Line. pima la hala, unde
he va astcpta obicinuitul banchet
asortat cu tot felul de mincari
gustoase 81 bauturi recOritoare.
Prctul de intrare la banchet :
$1.5O de persoana.
Iubiti frati. Dupa cum stiti
Indiana G uscat, dar Illinois nu
este uscat.
! Dupa banchct vor, urJna Obici,
nuitclc vorbiri prin partca dele
gatului Uniunii 81 reprezentan-
tilor onoratelOr Societati. Gu
bnri 81 Parochii. Dupa vorbiri va
urma baterca cuielOr.
Iubiti frati sa nn uitati ca
prea multi stimatul parInte al So
cietatli n0astre, OnOratul DOmn
Major Livius ID. Teiusanu va lua
partc la aceasta scrbare natiOna-
Ia, caci ASA ne-a promls, 81 vom
avea 81 moi ocazia de al vedca 81
in persOana nu numai in fotogra-
fie.
Programul de seara:
La orclc 7.3O p. m:
]. Cuvint de dcsclliderc din
partca d-lui Major Livius ID. Te-
iuSanu.
>. LA armc"' cintcc patriotic.
cintat de coruI biscriccsc din In
diana Harbor. Ind, sub condu-
ccrca parintelui Simion Mihal-
tian.
3. Dialog: 'Iiganul la cununic,
predat de d-na Catita Balaban.
4. ..Pentru ncam'', clntcc pa
triotic cintat de corul bisericesc
din Indiana fIarbOr Ind.
). Piesa tcatrala comica ltnr 'un
act: ,,Tiganul in caruta''.
Pc r S o \ y f l. E:
Tigannul Visan, d-nul loan
Soreniel.
Rominul, d-nul Vasilie Ncam-
tu.
6. ,,Brumarel'', clntare popora-