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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-16
LIST OF MEN
CALLED IN
THE NEW DRAFT

The following Is the list of men who
have been called in the new draft from
the Waterville district. They are order
cd to report al the Armory Monday aft
ernoon. April %. at O'Clock in the aft
ernoon and will entrain next morning
fsr camp Devon at Aver:
81. Clarence E. Foote, Winthrop. r. F.
-. 80 Oakland,
75. Peter Guernicri Winthrop, a. Co
burn street. birmingham. Mass.
IS. charles r. Nelson, Winthrop.
IS Armand Delsle, Is Sanger avenue,
Wsteryille.
%. EdmMnd J. Luco, Mt. Vernon, K. +.
- !. Augusta.
~ Norman A. Weymouth, a North
street, Waterville.
%. Arthur +. osborne. 81 Charles street,
Watervile.
% Howard Il. WEIGH, 81 Winter street
Waterville
lo2. Ephraim Gagne. Waterville, . Rail
road street. Skowhegan
liz. Ralph A. Allen, Waterville, 81
Bridge street. Portsmouth,
li?. Joseph A. Neilleux ia Front street,
WaterNille
l2i. charles H. Mills, Belgrade.
l.s. John G. Hutshorn, &c Spring street.
Gardiner.
- Henry W Pelietier, ia Water
street. Waterville
Ill Joseph A. igue, Waterville. Camp
|, LAZY Bay
~. Frank vashon. Is Moore street, Wa
terVile
li?, Eugene j. Nerville, 3u Summer
street. Oakland.
-" Andrew j. Young, Oakland.
Isl Walter J. Robertson, Monmouth
lj2 walter F.. Trask, ci2. Summer street,
Oakland.
l55, Henry l.. ordon, Winthrop.
ii6. Roy ] lger. sos Water street, Gar
diner
l6l, Edward Veilleux, Az Water street.
Waterville.
y" Gerald +. Woodsum, Oakland. "a
kenilworth street, Portland.
$40. Elmer +. Tyler. Mt Vernon.
3s, Phillip l.arrabee LitchfieId.
2l5. Henry F. Maxwell, IS silver street.
Waterville
2l9. Frank T. Bumps, Waterville.
go Guy e Whittier, Monmouth.
~, Myer Levine. "A High street, Wa
tervile
81. thar'es y Pratt, Gardiner, A Win
chester street. New Haven. CT.
a'2. Berle +. Hughes. Mt Vernon.
2is. Frank +. Girard, Gardiner. ZIG
York street. Bangor
2'h' Lewis A. Mckusick. Monmouth.
20, corydon f Mosher. Rome. i. r. D.
"a Oakland.
a6 Joseph y. Forth. Winthrop.
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COLBY COLLEGE

The ba scball squad was out prac-
ticing Monday afternoon after lay
off over Sunday and work is pro
crossing Smoothly for the first game
OF the season which comes Friday Of
this week at Waterville with the Uni
versity If Maine. Coach Allen is
spending considerable time in irving
to develop A good pitcher from the
candidates, to assist F'ahey. Buck
nam, VINO played the outfield last
year. and who has been trying for
flrst this wear, was out for pitcher
Monday afternoon. He has a lot of
speed and quite an assortment Of
curves He pitched while in High
| schooi and as it looks now. he may
develop ito good man. He may
pitch oart of the game Friday. The
rest of ne first team as the men
played Monday was as follows: Dris-
col. catcher; Stone. first base: Nourse
and Taylor. second base: Captain
! Heyes. third base; Fraas. shortstop:
and Tyler, Pulsifer and Wyman. in
the outfi Id Taylor has been ont for
third. but he has now shifted and is
Il
conner. as he handles the bah fast and
well. He is Likely to give Nourse a
good rub for the second base posi-
ton. Stone at first is playing better
every day and when his foot work
| improves. he will make a good man.
! Marshall, who is out for first. is also
! improving rapidly. and may GUST
Stone. OF the outfield candidates. Ty-
Ter looks the best. He did some good
work last spring and is due to rcpea t
this year For the rest of the week
! until Friday. Coach Allen will mn
the men through a stiff course Of
practice. SO AS to make good show
! ing against Maine. This game is an
exhibition game and will give a good
/ line on the various men in actual
contest.
! Manager Cronin has announced
that he has received telegram from
the management of the University Of
! West Virginia team with which il
was hoped that a game could be ar
! ranged. that the West Virginia team
VIII not tiay at Wateryille as il has
been found possible to take on a game
IN massachusetts,. so that the team
will not have 10 come as far north as
| Waterville.
| The frst game Of the inter frater
nifty baseball series which was sched-
uled for last Saturday afternoon was
postponed on account of the inclem-
ent weather. This game will be PLAYED
Friday forenoon. as that day is a
hoiiday The game is between the Phi
Delta Theta and Delta Epsilon Fra
ternities. The second game on the
schedule which will come Wednesday
afternoon is between the Delta Kappa
( Epsilon and Alpha Tau Omega
/ teams.
PROFESSOR George F. Parmenter of
tne chemistry department spoke at
the weeklF Y. NJ. c. A. meeting Tues
DAY evening on the subject, The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-16
Foge w de

very pretty home wedding &C.
Cured NJ the home ~ MIR and Mrs
Adelhert n Woods ~ 90 Morrill,
avenue. Monday evening when their
daughter. Miss Laura Gertrude Woods
was united ~ marriage With Elmer
Donnell Fogs sou ~ Mr. and Mrs.
George NJ Woods ~ Lewiston.
The ceremony was performed in tho
presence Of relatives md few
friends ~ o'clock ", Rev Charles
F. Robinson, the pigrim service he
Ing used The bride was attended
by Miss Margaret e. Scott Of Skowhe-
= Gsn and tho groom 10y charles H.
Fritz ~ Portland
The brides gown was Of orchid
'ohangeahle silk and white lace over
silver cloth with silver lace trim-
.mings. she carried 2 shower bon
Iuet Of white roses and the brides
maid wore yellow taffeta silk with
Georgette crepe embroidered in blue
yellow and gold. and carried bou-
.auet Of pink roses.
The wedding liz the outcome Of a 70.
nance begun at Portlan nd. where boz
wwere students at the Maine school fol
the deaf. Since leaving school the
bride has been AT her home here anc
the groom has been associated witt
his father In the leather and harness
y business In Lewiston. Following
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs Fosg viii
make their home ID Levitt ton.
There we're present at the weddini
from out ~ town, the groom's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. George VI. Fogg o
Lewiston. Mr. and Mrs. Walter c
FoRs 81 Portland. Miss Mildred Foel
and Mrs. Charles A. Fogg of Lewis
ton. charles " Fritz OF Portland
Mrs John l.. clark Of Bangor. Miss
Priscilla and Miss Lura Clark. Mis-,
Annie Scott and Miss Margaret c
Scott Of Skowheeau. Lieut.. and Mrs
j. 5. Brooks OF Bangor and Or. VIII
liam G. Brown. Or Nora r.. Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred g. Soper IL $
Dawson. Miss Hazel Montgo6kery
Miss Bertha smiley Miss Alice Phil
lips and Miss Alice Pratt nf this citv.
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WORKS WITH
MRS ROOSEVELT

Miss Edith Stedman. sister of Rev.
F. r. Stedman of this city, who is
! in Europe is sending some very IN
| teresting letters home in regard to her
work there She has been across since
early in December and is associated
with Miss Margaret Deland and Mrs.
| Theodore Roosevelt in establishing
! leave centers for American soldiers.
This is in connection with the \. NJ.
c. A. but is the same sort of work
that is being taken up by the club
women of America and to which they
were asked to subscribe a dollar each
several weeks ago. Miss Stedman
writes that three leave centers have
been established SO far and that is
| considered one of the biggest war re-
lief movements that has yet been I'M
| dertaken.
The three renterS are at AiX-leS-
Bains, Chambering and thalles. In a
letter written from the former place
on March Il, Miss Stedman writes.
We are still at AiX-les Bains, at
! least l am. Mrs. Roosevelt got word
! two days ago that her hrother-in-l law.
! Capt Archie Roosevelt had been
wounded and went up to Paris imme-
diately en- route to the base hospital.
| think as soon as he is able she will
/ bring him down here for conval-
essence.
I'VE are busy here and the work is
; well worth while. Last night at II
| O'Clock we got word that-sodiers had
| just arrived, so we got ready an extra
| supply of hot chocolate, sandwiches.
and hot dish of meat croquettes and
! took care of them all. They had been
on the train for 40 hours. with prac-
tically no sleep and We're a tired
| crowd. one of'the boys early in the
! evening, with whom ] was talking
saw my name on your letter and
asked me If | had brother who was
a clergyman. | admitted it and he
said he had sung in your choir at
| Delaware, Ohio. He is a nice boy, 4th
year medical. Johns Hopkins.
The boys are so appreciative. its
pathetic the way they enjoy talking
with a decer; woman after six months
at the front. | don't expect to come
home with Mrs. Deand for my job
| here isn't finished. but | do hope to
come home in July. ! hope to go
+ nearer the front with Mrs. Roosevelt
! to start something there after this
| place is running right and then if
nothing happens to me / shall come
! home. The work with the men is
worth any amount of effort ! have
enjoyed Mrs. Roosevelt tremendously
! and am anxious to have YOU both
meet her. She has planned a grand
reunion when we all get hack to
Oyster Bay and it certainly would he
fun. Nobody says much about going
home. the feeling is-'We're here until
the end" We gained an hour here
March 9th 80 now its light till :
| o'clock
, The John Craig Co has arrived
and is opening tonight with Baby
! Nine which the boys are all looking
forward to. Food is much more
plentiful here. butter, sugar and -four
are very scarce and gasolene is out of
sight. | have got to go back TO the
! Canteen now, but do write often. YOU
/ can't begin to know how welcome let
ters are no one does. until they have
! been separated from everyone at
| home"
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NEUVE EGLISE
SCENE SHAMELESS

With the British Army in France
April 15.-fBy the Associated Press'-
The Germans occupied a shambles Wnen
they took Neuve Egise The contend
ing forces who had been battling bitter
ly here for days had been asking anu
giving no quarter. Several times inc
shell-torn village changed hands. VI
each occasion II was struggle to th'
death with bayonets as the troops swift
ed in mad melee through the Grim
soned streets The British and Germans
alike had but one thought as the req
heat of conflict got into their blood-t
fight TO a finish and accept the fat
that was in store for them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-16
Canadian Flying
Squadron Arrives in CITY

Tho Canadian Flying Squadron mr.
riNed in the city Monday and will he
Engaged in the work Of recruiting
British and Canadian soldiers for the
next two weeks. The party consists Of
Major J. r. Relford Of Richmond.
Can. who spoke AT the City Opera
h"us" week ago last Sunday. AMI
Sergeant William Ward Of the And
Hishlandcrs, or the Black Watch:
Sergeant James Riddell of Princess
rats regiment and Sergeant II. +.
I'm Of Forestry Unit.
Major Relford has been in service
IN France since the early part OF the
wan uu'il MAY 81. 1877. when he wa
sent back 10 raise some more nan
for the Canadian and British armies,
He has been Very successful. having
taken 80 mer to England last De-
cemHei. and has recruited large
number more in Portland and Ban
Eor within the last few weeks.
~" has three sons in the service.
ON" Of which is wounded and in the
hospital at the present time. The
other two are lieutenants and are
sun in the service. Lieut. Bedford
fought in the famous battle Of VIM
Ridge and in numberless smaller en-
gagements
The first public meeting has been
arranged AT the City Opera house
Friday evening at which Major Bel
ford will be the chief speaker. On
Thursday evening he will speak a,
-. Mark s. church and at the Knights
OF Pythias meeting
The headquarters Of the squadron
will he ut the Elmwood hotel. bu,
there will also I've room down on tn
street where they will he nearer the
boys who will become recruits. DR.. l.
W. Boyer is the medical examiner foi
the recruits and DR.. J. F. Hill will
attend to the optical work. One Of
the squadron remarked yesterda y
that they found the patriotism Of the
city exoelling that Of any other city
that they have yet visited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-16
TOWN OF BAILLEUL is
AGAIN THREATENED

With the British Army in France
April l5.--(By the Associated Press
Another attack on the unhappy town o.
Bailleul appeared TO be boiling up TO-
day. following upon the recapture ot
Neuve Eelise by the Germans last might
Hard fighting was proceeding this morn
ing in the Baileul sector, but up TO Ire
filing of this dispatch e +. NJ, the err
envy had not begun the big Onslaught
which was expected.
The ross of Neuve Eglse certainly
made the situation for Bailleul nc
brighter, but the allied position. on the
whole, has been growing better witt
the passing of time.
The British were still pivoting or
Wytschaete. and last night, when thf
pressure at Neuve Eglise became too
great they swung their line to the north
west, thereby eliminating the salient
which bulged out around that place.
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MADISON

Much interest was manifested at
the special town meeting held Sat
urday afternoon in Union hall and
annual town meetings. The meeting
was called to order at o'clock by
Town Clerk f. c. Weston and J. +.
Nithee was elected moderator. The
first question to come up was the
purchase of motor truck for use
, In making town roads. After a short
discussion 1t was voted to purchase
money for the same. Article three
was to see if the town would vote
to instruct the selectmen to grant
more than one license for moving
picture thea tiers. At first a motion
was made to pass over the article
This was followed by a sharp dis
cussion as to the manner of voting
on the article. after which it was
voted by an almost unanimous vote
TO instruct the selectmen to grant
but one license, and to give that Ii
cense TO Howard Smiley so long as
he shall comply with the law. c. $.
Humphreys reported that it would
cost in the neighborhood Of $4,000 TO
construct a concrete wall from the
end of the Maine Central Railroad
bridge on the easterly bank Of the
kennehec River to the boiler house Of
the Madison Wooden mill. 1t was
voted to instruct the selectmen to
ascertain what part of the expense
the various manufacturing concerns
would be willing to bear in the con-
struction of the proposed wall. The
other articles In the warrant were
passed over.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Oliver of Oak
land were the week end guests OF
relatives in Arson
James Brown went Saturday aft
efnoon to Portland to visi, Mrs.
brown. who has recently undergone
surgical operation at the Maine
General hospital.
Plans are being formulated by the
local Liberty Loan committee for
rally TO be held in the latter part of
the week with an able speaker.
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W|NSLOW

A whist party will be held at the
Taconnet club house Tuesday evening
The regular meeting of the Lithgow
club will he held Wednesday after.
noon at the home of Mrs Edward
Chase A roll call on historical events
will be given.
Mrs. Frank j. Coates is recovering
from her operation which she under.
Went last week at her home on Barton
street
Daniel Gerald an employe at the
H. & w. mill. passed the week END
at the home of his parents at Morri-
sons corner. Clinton.
Thomas GoodfellOw and son Harold
of LiNermore Falls are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Bridge, hrst street
Mr.. GoodfelloW and son came here
with the remains Of Mrs Goodfellow
The funeral service was held Satur.
Gay at 1920 at the Episcopal church
WaterVile.
Tickets for the whist party and
dance to be given Wednesday even
ing April "A. at the club house. under
the auspices of the Columbus guild
for the benefits Of the Red Cross
may be obtained of Mrs. F. w Nor.
rill and Mrs. Russell Simpson.
Winslow. April Il. by Mrs. W. W
Clapp. Lawyer and Mrs. Norman Bas-
sett and Mrs. Paul Phalen Of Angus.
ia. were callers Sunday afternoon a,
the home of Lawyer Bassetts broth.
er George X Rassett
John Brann of Palermo after a visi,
al the home Of Mr., and Mrs. Winfred
Drawn left Monday on business ,rir
to Belfast.
III. ID. Simpson has gone on a bust
ness trip I" Boston and New Hamp.
shire
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen u. Prescott en-.
tertained over the week END their sor
Elery Prescott AND Mrs. Prescott
father. l.. f. Haskell of China Miss
Lila Haskell Of Augusta was also a
weekend guest of her sister Mrs
Prescott
The quarantine for diphtheria has
been removed from the tenement oc.
cupied by Charles Richard and
David Thibodeau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Patterson and
. little daughter Ruth, We're SUNDAY
guests at the home of Mr. Patterson
parents. Mr.. and Mrs George W. Pat.
terSon, Sidney Patterson left Sunday
afternoon for Orono, where he will dc
official work at one of the Tniyersity
Of Maine buildings.
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OAKLAND
J. F. HILL,
o. A. MEADER.

/ Al the regular meeting Of Cas-
cade Grange. which was held Sat
urday evening the following short
program was given: Song. The
! Spanish Cavalier" by the Grange:
recitation, Eileen sullivan: question
for discussion. (Which Is the Great
er Nuisance. a Man in the House
/ or Woman Out Of Doorso" Read
/ ing, Harry Fowlie; reading. Doris
Axtell: song, "America"; and salute
/ Of the flag by the Grange
| At the Baptist church Sunday eve
ming George w. Goulding. chairman
of the Liberty Loan committee fol-
Oakland, made a proposition to the
ladies OF the community The in
/ tensive drive for this campaign will
be Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday
OF next week, and it is proposed to
have supper each evening at whic
/ the solicitors will bring in their re-
ports showing the result OF the DAVIS
efforts so that the town can be inform
ed OF its progress day by day. His sur-
gestion was that the ladies of three or
ganizations should in turn furnish a
supper The matter was left for the Ia :
dies 10 decide
There will be social followed nv a
dance Wednesday evening in Cascade
Grange hall
| WIN Irask has severed his connec-
ton WIN the Cascade Wooden mil,
ana enlisted in the Engineers Corps
ana expects 70 leave for Fort Slocum
\. Y. Monday, April %.
Frank O'Neal and Miss Ena N
LoVeJoy were married at the Baptist
parsonage last Saturday evening bv
Rev F. A. A. killam. They arc ho,h
residents OF Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank pr,ncinato
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Neuve Eglise Taken
CONTINUED from PAGE one)

An attack on Arras would entail M I
hurting of troops against Nimy Rt,s
the Labyrinth and other formidable nh.
itary works protecting that city.
may be that the savage fighting rep-.
ed at Hangard En- Santerre. south
Albert. and on the cer'er o. the lin.
facing toward Amiens. may mark Il.
beginning of new attempt 10 sw.,,
westward toward Amiens. So far IN
lighting has brought the Germans only |
, losses in men and ground Furhs
south near Montdidier there has bss
intense artillery firing. but the German|
have not attempted infantry operation
in this important sector.
German troops have entered Hesinr
fors, the Finnish capital. 1t was repor
ed last week that the Russian warshis
which have been there had made th.'
escape and had reached Kronstadt, III.
great Russian naval base.
American forces near Toul are stand
ing firm before heavy attacks by III.
Germans and have held their lines in.
tact in spite of all the weight Of msa
and metal the enemy has loosed against
them. The Germans have lost ver
heavily.
The constant German attacks in this
sector may have some bearing on the
development of the German offensive
campaign. and much interest in the sit.
uation throughout the region held by
Gen. Pershing's men is evinced by Allied
leaders
Coincident with the report of the &C
ceptance of the resignation OF Coun
Czernin, the Austro- Hungarian premier
comes a report of a serious outbrea
of the Czechs at Prague, which 10
many months has been reported TO h
seethins with acknowledgements b
hemians, or at least the Czechs mino
lty in that country. object to the ere:
ton of German government Their
but the incident may be more sight
cant than has so far appeared II
Slavic race of Bohemia have long 10.
standing out against the Germaniz
ton of their country and the outbrei
at Prague may be only another indie
ton Of the deep-seated opposition to Il
war aspirations Of the Central Power
Nothing out of the ordinary has be-
reported from the Italian, Macedonia
Palestine or Mesopotamian war the
tres.
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TWO TO ONE
Continued from Page One)

four inches tall, took him at his WORD
and went back over the parapet. He
returned in less than five minutes
walking with drawn bayonet behind
a foot German who was yelling
"kamarad, kamarad." A few minutes
later it was reported that two Ger
mans were lying in a machine gun
nest in No Mans Land. The ltaiiah
started Cor the spot alone. but ne va,
ordered hack by the commandef '.
the unit. who later sent a detachnen'
Of men 20 rout the enemy, which l"''
did
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GERMAN WAvr
CONTINUED from Pso. a. :

shock. Or should v,,,..
realignment Of better naval a.
deemed desirable will r,vs s'lons :
nifty for the preparation 81 oppors
sitions. nose b
The plans Of Gen. Foch, co,,
er-in-chief of allied and am
armies in France may hinso Amerias
velopment in this narrow upon q
the broad battle front. snc See'of 4
as ne may be contemplating ma, move
depend, IT is said. upon tha nay, wi
alton of the allied left flant 'lsoil'
right. the French appear tn ~. Va tbs
fected such a sterilization ps. st.
ably any plans for a counts, 'es "
sive would be dependant NM, ousa,
two positions. A NsS
/ Many officers here View N. :.
ton as serious. They do not Al, ' y
the hopeful outlook indicated ~ sa'A
var college review for las, q
Even If the present thrust ,o"
Bethune is checked. they he,is"
third assault at some other n."
Of the British front is to he av.
ed.
There have been many repor,,
dicating that the Austro- Hunya
forces were preparing for ssI
against the Italians. Some obsar,s
! think that in the case of n dsa,,
: check to the German movemen, !,
! Austrians would launch their sr,,
! II that case, the scene of pperatio,
on The western front might 81,
! far southwark to the area VII.
American troops are on the from,
! is believed possible that the Germs,
might throw their weight in lha, 4
/ rectinn in an effort 10 prevent A.
support reaching Italy.
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FAIRFIELD

! whist party will take place at the
Modern Noodman hall on Wednesday
evening at 80 o'clock Refreshments
will be served. All are welcome
Archie Champine has returned tc
work after several weeks illness.
There was fun attendanc at the
rehearsal of MerrymeetiLg chapte.
/ held Monday evening at the Masonic
lodge rooms.
Deaconcss lnez Webster Of Vassal-
! horo. who conducted the services al
the Getchell street Baptist church
. WaterNille both Sunday morning and
evening. was weekend guest of Mrs
George Crosby of lower Main street
this town.
large number We're present at the
| meeting of the Odd Fellows held Mon
day evening. The initiatory degree
was conferred on a class Of candi
dates
Mr. and Mrs Roscoe Hillman of
, Troy. arrived in town Monday to visit
friends.
Miss Gladys Shorey left Monday for
NinsloW where she will pass the
week
card was recently received by
friends Of Edwin Grant bearing the
following writing. Arrived safely
overseas Sergeant Grant is a Ben
ton hoy and his many friends in this
town and vicinity Will be glad to learn
that lie is safely across.
The valuation Of the real estate and
property in Fairfield is being taken by
the selectmen in town. They have
completed the valuation Of the Ridge
road and Fairfield Center and com
menced in the village Monday morn
ing.
food sale will be held Friday sf-
ternoon at o'clock at the Red Cross
rooms for the benefit Of the chapter.
Mrs. Frank Duren has returned IA
her home in Richmond after passino
"a few days in town with her sister
Mrs. Florence Duren of Elm street
Mrs X. Washington of Boston ar
rived IN town Yesterday to visit
friends. She will also visit Mrs
chester Brown of WatervilIe.
Miss Mildred Duren of Skowheea
was guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Flor
ence Duren.