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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-06-18
FIENDISH CRUELTY
KILLS LITTLE CHILD
NEGRO AND WIFE CHARGED
WITH THE MURDER OF A
THREE-YEAR-OLD GIRL.

On warrant sworn out by Coro-
ner NJ. H. Marshall on Thursday Dep
uty Sheriff F. NJ. Jennings arrested
and placed in jail Luther Patrick and
his wife, Belle Patrick, negroes living
on the farm Of Mr. j. E. McRee on
the western outskirts Of the city, on
q charge of murder.
Their victim was a little three
year-old girl, a cousin of the accused
woman, who was keeping the child,
her mother being in Ohio.
Patrick and his wife went to their
work in the field Thursday morning,
and when they returned at noon the
child was found dead An inquest
was held by the coroner, and the
investigation brought to light a story
CT tiendish cruelty hardly believable
Of any one in human form. Witnesses
testified that for months the man and
woman had brutally and inhumanly
beat the child, and its little body bore
marks of old and recent beatings. In
| her back was a hole in which the
| thumb could be placed that was made
sometime ago, as it had about healed
She was whipped numerically twice
the day before and once the morning
on which she died.
The jury returned verdict to the
effect that death was due to cruel
ty and neglect.
Still Is Found.
Friday Deputy Jennings was mott.
fed that evidences of a still had been
found on the premises where Patrick
lived. He went out and soon came
back with the outfit, lard can af-
fair, a part of which was found II
the house and part in the cornfeld
The can contains a quantity of mash
or beer
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aided materially, but much needed
food will be produced and conserv-
ed. The Dawson Canning company
will pay good price for potatoes
and with its capacity of fifteen thous-
and cans per day will need ire
mendous quantity of this product.
The opportunity offered to the farm
ers of Terrell county in this connec-
ton is rich in promise of profit.
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TERRELL WILL GET $1,166.75
FROM AUTOMOBILE FUNI

The state automobile fund has been
apportioned, and Terrell county will
get $1,166.75. The entire fund for
the state amounts to $225,226.55.
There are a total of SOTO miles Of
public road in Georgia.
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Piles Cured in 6 to IA DAYS

Your druggist will refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching
slind, Bleeding or Protru6ing Piles in 6to days
The FIRST application gives Ease and Rest, SOC
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U.B0AT'S WORK SPOuS BATH
ING AT POINT PLEASANT.

POINT PLEASANT, N. j.. Aug. 2l.-
The surf has been coated with crude
oil from q tank ship sunk Off Barneent
Bay about ten miles south. It was
three days before people could go In
bathing after the oil was first noticed.
A submarine rose out of the ocean
about Ave miles east of the Leighton
Hotel on Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock
and fired one gun at ship, but promtly
submerged. as the aerial patrol was
near.
The resort is to have a fishing pier,
the cornerstone OF which was laid last
Sunday. About $50 members of the
Point Pleasant Fishing Club marched
down to the shore with a band and
held a meeting.
Harry Erickson OF New York spent
the week end in town with his par
ents. Edwin ]. Sloat of New York ar
rived last week for the remainder OF
the season. Miss Louise Sanford of
New York arrived Monday to spend
the week with Miss Ruth Conover.
The Misses Ruth Irving and Grace Cum
ningham of New York are visiting Mrs
d. p. Gallagher. Mrs. Kutrin OF New
York Is stopping at the home of Mrs
Christine Mckinney for a few weeks.
Mrs. J. Goers of Jersey City. sister
OF c. II. Roberts, Is spending the re-
mainder of the season with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Charles Emmett, at the Rob-
erts bungalow on Central avenue
Miss Helen Trayborn OF New York
was week end guest OF Miss Helen
Sanford. F. Utz and Frank Biendewald
Of New York spent the week end at the
home OF r. J. Barrett.
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black bass weighing over seven pounds
Mr.. ana Mrs. George Bradford OF
New York are entertaining largely at
their cottage. Their guests this week
included Mr., and Mrs. X. Chaplin, Mr..
and Mrs. H. Stillman. Mr.. and Mrs. p.
Burrell. Mr. and Mrs. l. Currie and
Mrs. L. Moulton.
One of the prettiest events Of the
season was the cotillon given In honor
OF Miss II. Runkle of New York and
Miss F. Davis Of Brooklyn at Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Waterman's cottage Thursday
evening.
There has been a revival OF walking.
New clubs have been organized. The
Cottage Colony Club. one OF the newest,
already has q record that Is enviable
Among Its members are many prominent
society women OF the resort and despite
the hot weather daily Jaunts are taken
averaging six to ten miles.
New York society girls summerinK
here have organized a Pavilion Club,
with the purpose OF giving a series Of
pavilion dances and yachting parties
Among them are Miss l.. Walker, Miss
+, Hitchcock. Miss L. Lockwood. Miss
p. Cummings. Miss S. ]. Marshall, Miss
C. Duncan. Miss L. X. Kanouse, Miss
l.. Dayton. Miss L. Boyd. Miss L. New
man. Miss l.. Hamilton. Miss l.. Byrnes,
Miss A. Dixon. Miss n. Fowler and Miss
p. l.. Purdy. The officers are: Miss I.
Packard. president: Miss L. Hender-
son. secretary: Miss l.. II. Starkey,
treasurer: Miss Fl. Llppincott. chairman
of the entertainment committee. They
will give a dance next Saturday evening
for thirty soldiers from Camp Dix
whom members of the cottage colony
wiz entertain for the week end.
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COAST ARTuLERYMEN LEAVE
RED RANK FOR SEA GIRT.

RxD BAaA N. J., Aug. 24.-The Third
and Fourth companies of Coast Artillery.
which wero organized last year by Major
Howard s. Borden of Oceanic, will leave
Monday morning for Sea Girt. They will
be at the State camp about two weeks
and will be sworn into Federal service
WI lie there. Both companies or, fully
equipped and ready for active service
Robert Mason, who has been with tho
Royal Flying Corps In training In Can
ada, has been honorably discharged be-
cause Of injuries to his spine received in
a fall.
DR.. David M. p. Magee, who recently
volunteered for active service In the
army. has bosn commissioned a First
Lieutenant ana VII report next week
to the military hospital at Colonia, N. ].
DR.. Arthur y. Jacobus, Jr.. who re-
Gently graduaAai from the dental de-
partment OF the University of Pennsyl-
vania, Is following his profession In
active service with the navy.
Tho biggest dance OF the season at
tracted a larye number OF summer
guests to the l.yceum. A large sum was
cleared and will be used to buy fur
niture and other cluipment for the new
recreation house for soldiers and sailors
In West Front street. The dance was
given by the Girls Cub. of which MISS
Louise Doremus 10 president. Miss Erma
MonslSy. vice-prosidcnt; Miss Helene
Monsky. secretary. and Miss Ethel
Smock, treasurer.
Among the patronsssss were Mrs. W.,
Strother Jones. Mrs. Lewis g. IT omp-
son. Mrs. J. Armory Haskell. Mrs. John
&. Dickerson. Mrs. John A. Rutherford,
Mrs w. A. Tingley. Mrs. Charles Pres
ton. Mrs. Pierre A. Proal. Mrs. C, D.
Delano. Mrs. q. Percivai Thomas, Jr.,
Mrs. L. Barthelmy. Mrs. Arthur f.
Jacobus. Mrs. Harry C. Burrowes, Mrs.
Harry Campbell. Mrs Ralph o. Will
guss and Mrp. Minor Brown A
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MOONLIGHT FUNCTIONS. POPU-
LAR AT SEABRIGHT.

SBABRioHr, N. j.. Aug. a. - Shore
dinners. chicken specials. hotel hops and
marshmallow toasts on the beach during
these moonlight evenings are giving Sea-
bright diversion.
At the Thomas Inn a shore dinner and
clambake was given for B. Rosas, a
Peruvian cotton goods broker who is
stationed In the city. The invited
guests included Mr. and Mrs. Phil Lieb-
ling. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Love, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sorrenson and family. Mr..
and Mrs. C. P. Broadhead. Mr. and Mrs.
c. w. Currier. Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Vandenberg. Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Cad
wallader. Miss H. Smythe. Lieut.. Pat
terson. 8. p. Meyer, r. Good, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. H. Aschenbach. Ferdinand
Duris, Mrs J. Chichester, Mayor p.
Hall Packer. Mr. and Mrs. o. Bause.
MIRA H. Metz and DR.. d. Harold Karp.
Forty-six Junior members of the Sea-
bright Beach Club were guests OF the
officers at Fort Hancock yesterday. The
chaperons were Mrs. J. Prentice KEEL
logg. Mrs. Thomas McCarter. Mrs. Sam
uel Rlker and Mrs. r Hurd.
The Peninsula House last night gave
dinner and hop to more than 400
guests. Tho following arrived at the
hotel this week: c. M. Walcott, J. p.
ruIhaIo, n. f. ruitoil' w. +. feLiolhi'
Robert D. Longyear. Mrs. 8. A. H Nc
Faddin, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Sneckner.
Mrs. H. A. Tantenbaum. Mrs. F. NJ.
Souter. Master Warren Hohlenback. Mr..
and Mrs. H. P. Scuba, Mrs. B. Kibbaum,
Mr. and Mrs. e. L. Carl. w. p. Rod
mend, Jersey City: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L,
Sneckner. Miss agnes Currie. South
Orange: Mr.. and Mrs. David Wakeman,
Glen Ridge; Mr.. and Mrs ]. Ballard.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hallock, East
Orange; J. w. Brien, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
c. Young. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Tucker. Mrs
s. b. Tatenham, Mrs. II. A. Souter and
U. 8. Marshal Perry H. Campbell of
Waterbury Conn.
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GOLF AND WAR WORK DIVIDE
INTEREST AT MANCHESTER.

MANCHESTER, VT. Aug. 24.-The Au-
gust crowd at the Equinox House and
Ekwanok has been fully UP to Coeent
years and even larger than last year.
Although Ekwanok offers no tournament
In August the course Ia crowded daily.
or course keen golfers are looking
forward to the Labor Day handbags
and the Equinox cup tournament at
Ekwanok. beginning September IL.
Tho recent Red Cross shipment from
tho Manchester branch included over
$50 pairs Of socks. to say nothing OF
helmets. sweaters. scarfs ana other arti.
cles The workoom OF the American
Fund for the French Wounded Is a busy
place and claims the services OF large
number Of women guests at the Equinox
House.
II. @. Scott of Mechanicsviiie Joined
the "one Club last Sunday by scoring
! on thet sixth hole at Eksanck
Country Gu, This hole is 1871 yards
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LONG BRANCH OPENS
MOTOR SPEEDWAY

LoNo BRANCH, N. J.. Aug. 24.-Own-
ers of fast automobiles have been rae
ing them over the new speedway. which
opened last Saturday. 1t was bui,t n.
a cost Of $4,000, the expense being d.
vided between State and county. 1t en-
tends from a point adjoining Shadow
Lawn. the former summer home Of Pres
fden Wilson. to upper Broadway. The
speedway has been under construction
about six months and Is the only one OF
its sort on the coast.
tournament at the Norwood Golf Club
from q field of thirty. She finished
with a net score Of IS for eighteen holes
and was presented with a silver chafing
dish. Mrs NJ. H. Joseph was second
with IS.
A detachment Of the Seventh Depot
Battalion 500 strong from Fort Leaven-
worth. Kan. has arrived at Camp Vail.
1t was the frst time many Of the boys
had seen the ocean. and 1t was inter-
esting to watch them as they gazed at
the broad expanse. They like the ocean.
and rarely a day passes on which one or
more trips are not made from camp
to the shore.
Mayor John w. Flock ofiiciated at the
marriage of Miss Etheiyn M. Jones OF
Brooklyn and Raymond Smith OF New
York early in the week. The ceremony
took place at City Hall
The woman's committee on girls ac-
tivlties OF the War Camp Community
Service has completed Its organization
by electing Mrs Earl 8. Clark chairman.
Mrs. William Z. Cate and Mrs. Alfred
Hess vlce-chairmen and Miss Florence
Fleet secretary OF the executive COM
mittee.
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EUCHRE AND DANCE AT HIGH.
LANDS FOR CHApLAINS.

HIoHLANDs, N. j.. Aug. 2t.-Much in
terest Is being taken by the summer So
journers in a euchre and dance to be
held next Saturday night At the Hotel
Martin for the benent Of the chaplains
at Camp Vail and Camp Dix.
A series OF musicales are being held
in the hotels in aid Of the Methodist
parsonage building fund. A number Of
summer people have entertained at the
Hotel Victoria and at the Highland
House, and q concert was given last
night at the Cedar Grove House. An
other musicale will be given Friday night
at the Victoria
Mrs. Edward Brady, a summer resi-
dent Of Oceanic, and Miss Helen Cronin,
who Is summering at Hillside. both men,
bers Of the Metropolitan Opera Company
sang at the euchre and reception held
at the Hotel Martin for the Church Of
Our Lady of Perpetual Help. Miss
Madeline Whelpy accompanied.
Miss Dorothy Smell Of Paterson is
spending her vacation at the Sea Side
Hotel. She raised considerable money
for the Jewish war fund.
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CARDINAL GIBBONS A SUMMER
VISITOR AT ALLENHURST.

ALLENHURsr, N. J., Aug. 24.-Ar-
engagements are being made for water
sports Of all kinds at the Allenhurst Ca
sino on Labor Day. The hotels are
crowded. and some are considering keep
Ing open later than usual. DR.. Oswaldo
Ros Of New York has purchased the
Haddin property In Corlies avenue
Mrs. William H. Duval and Mrs. John
MCCOY OF New York were hosteeses at
the canteen at the Casino a few nights
ago. One of their assistants was Mrs.
7. A. Innis of New York.
William Duval Of New York has or
ganized movement to supply smokes to
the soldiers on canteen night Peter
Doelger Of New York has given 10000
cigarettes
Cardinal Gibbons Of Baltimore has
been visiting Father Fay Of St. Mary's
Church. Deal The Right Rev. Bishop
OConnell of Richmond. Va, Is another
guest OF Father Fay. At the high mass
last Sunday morning the Cardinal pre-
sided.
The dance contests for the young peo-
pie at the Loeb Arbour Hotel were held
Jew nights ago. Prises went to Miss
n Van keuren. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs V. c. Van Keuren of Englewood,
and M. Greene. son of Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
Greene OF Brooklyn.
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WALKING is POPUL AR
AT LAKE HOPATCONC

LAKE HoPATcoNo, N. J., Aug. IL
A coaching party was given wednes-
day by Mr.. and Mrs L. K Harper OF
New York to their friends OF the Co.
lombia Club. Seated onthe coach were
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Kennedy. Mr.. and Mrs.
p. L. Parsons. Mr.. and Mrs. d, Fowler.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Wright and Mr., and
Mrs p. Logan.
Guests entertained on board Mr.. and
Mrs James Graham's yacht Wednes-
day afternoon were Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Henderson. Mr.. and Mrs L. Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs. Larson. Mrs. p. K. Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Wheeler and Mrs. f..
Doremus.
The liveliest place at Hopatoong in
the evening Is Castle Edward. on River
Styx Point. which is crowded to its
utmost capacity. Miss Helen Powers OF
New York has issued invitations for q
pavilion dance next Thursday evening.
The women's annual tennis tourna-
ment took place Wednesday on the
ideal courts OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford
Richardson's estate. Miss Alice Lath-
rop. Mss Irene Thurston, Mrs. L. Daw-
0on and Miss Louise Douglas were win
ners.
An important dinner party of the
week was given by Mr.. and MIRA Rus
sell Carpenter in honor Of Mr.. and MIRA
l. NJ. Lawrence Of Brooklyn. Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. L. STAN
lay. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Simpson. Mr.. and
Mrs L. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. H. futile.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Greves. Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Howe. Mr.. and Mrs. p. Thomas, MIR.
and Mrs X. Lambert and Mr.. and Mira.
L, Hammond.
An ardent fisherman 10 Thomas Berry
OF Brooklyn. This week ne landed Q
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PUTTING AND FISHING PARTIES
AT JEFFERSON.

JEFFERSON. NJ H.. Aug. Ct The
Waumbek has had its usual busy week.
The principal festivity was a putting
party given on the west lawn of the
hotel by Mr.. and Mrs. John Biggs of
Wilmington. Del, Saturday afternoon,
The prizes went to Miss Anita Blair Of
Chicago. Benjamin Atha of Newark, Mrs.
William Barker Of New York and Mrs
John Kendrick Bangs, Jr.
A substantial sum was added to the
treasury Of the Red Cross by a bridge
party Tuesday evening. Thursday eve
ming the annual chaufeurs' ball, held at
Liberty Hall, was Red Cross benefit
that Melted over 800.
On Monday Mrs. Charles E. Brown Of
Chicago was hostess at a fishing party
at Forest Lake. William L. Ward OF
Port Chester caught the prize bass.
Out In the saddle daily are the Walter
HI Lippincotts and W. A. Tyrrell of the
Waumbek. ]. Renwick Dimond of New
York. who arrived last week with Mrs
Dimond and their children, brought some
thoroughbred jumpers and sent them TO
Judge Moore's horse show on the North
Shore.
Noted golfers doing the course in 70
to as are Mr.. Lippincott, w. l. Ward, H,
H. Havenor and B. Sterling Bottome Of
New York. the latter a winner of Waum-
bek championships In past seasons. Mr.
and Mrs. w. A. McHarney and family
or New York are late arrivals
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was an honored guest, as well as Mrs
Langstaff, the founder Of the order.
spoke.
The vaudeville entertainment at the
Army and Navy Club was pronounced
the best ever by 500 or more soldiers
from Camp Vail. 1t was one Of the series
OF weekly entertainments given al the
club under the direction OF the enter
tainment committee, of which Mrs.
Jerome ]. Danzig is chairman. The
artists were from New York
Locust Point Is arranging a Labor
Day carnival. Tho entries will close
Saturday. August 81. The water sports
will include single and double rowing
races for men. single and double row
Ing races for girls, men and boys canoe
races, single and double, for men and
girls. and canoe fitting contests. An
other feature will be athletic games
staged on the lawn adjoining the club
house. These will include sack races.
three legged races. potato race, and wi.
wind up with a watermelon eating con.
test.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond P, Kline Of
Westfield are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
George II. Layton OF Norwood avenue,
Nr. and Mrs Nathan Wood Of New
York are spending a week in the city
Late arrivals at the hotels include
Pannaci-Mr. and Mrs. n Witt
heimer. Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. KlinseI.
hofer. DR.. and Mrs. f. A. Curtis ot
Hicksville, L. l.; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Johnson, Ensign and Mrs. Z. y. COIN
Mrs. j. NJ. Raffel and Miss Gertrude
Raffel, all OF New York.
Tackanassee-Miss Irene Go,dS7''7'
Mrs, ID. Schwabach. Miss NJ pryen-
forth. Mr., and Mrs a. Alexander. ! J,
Martin, Z. ]. Saunders, Mr.. and MS
Frank Nagel, owen Davis, Mrs q pa
wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Jones' J.
F. Nathan and Mr.. and Mrs, II T. Lit
hauer. all OF New York.
Hollywood-Mr. and Mrs DaNd
Brown. Mrs. J. X. Ward. Miss + Ward,
L. Hoffmayer. r. W. Kaufman, Nj
and Mrs Frank S. Hunter. william
Beck. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Sugarman and
w. II. Smith, all Of New York
West End-Miss Hazel Z. Denke. Mn
s. Stone, Miss Ruth r. Goldberg NJ
and Mrs. William Collins, Miss Gertrude
Featherstone, Mrs. r. FlasAner and !,
w. Euiott. all OF New York.
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TENNIS AND A HARVEST DANCE
AT BAY HEAD.

BAY HEAD, N. j., Aug. 24.-Tennis
tournaments and boating have occupied
attention throughout the week. There
was a harvest moon dance tonight at
the Granville Arms. Some Of those
attending were Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Muller and Carol w. Muller, New York |:
A. H. Bryant. Glen Ridge Mrs w. D.
Frances, Mrs. w. F. Pendleton and Miss
Pendleton, Cedarhurst. L. l.
Mr.. and Mrs Hays Crammer Of New
York motored down to spend Sunday
with friends.
DR.. ]. L. Lewis Of New York was a
midwesk visitor. Philip r. Shingler of
Brooklyn is spending his vacation rs
usual at the John Pearce cottage on
Union avenue.
Among the late arrivals at the Bel
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The Dewitt House-Miss Lillian
Musgrave. Mrs. N. Musgrave, e. M.
Dunn. Mrs. c. Wilson. N. Nixon, Mrs.
A. Wheeler. Miss F. p. Mason, Mrs.
r. r. Dills. Mrs. @. Nixon. Mrs. NJ. F.
Vache, J. J. Kane.
The Whitheld-Mrs. g. Shaw, H.
Hamilton. Mrs. M. NJ. Farlans, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. 1. Rich. Mrs. F. Parry. Mrs.
J. B. Baker. Mrs. c. Baker, Mrs. F,
Warren. Mrs. v. Rudolph, H. Day. Miss
D. Baker. s. Sanford.
The Highland-Mrs. A. Edney, Mr..
and Mrs. John William, A. r. Sullivan.
l.. E. Arnold. Mss Edith Teed, Miss e.
Andrews. Mrs. w. Rumsey, Mr.. and Mrs.
James West, A. M. Brown, John Mullen.
Elna Parker. Beatrice and Lillian
Thompson, John A. McNally and son
Robert. Miss Mary Lenfesty. Jane Chap
man. Mrs. G. r. Demarest.
The Chakonte-H. c. Kilian, Mrs. X.
n. Fischer and daughter Marjory; Mrs.
w. ]. Wiley. Clara Hamilton, Charlotte
Graham. Elisabeth Macmillan, Alex.
Baxter and family. william B. Cullen,
Miss Il. Masters. Elsie C. Fritz, Kathleen
ROSS Adelaide Hangardy. Mrs e. Jaime,
Mrs. IF. II. Schaefer. Robert and Harold
Schaefer. r. Everett Ray, Mr.. and Mrs.
David N. Cram.
Arborton-Mr and Mrs Gilbert Judge.
Mrs w. Edwards. Leila r. Edwards, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Rockford. Miss M. A.
Nichols. Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Trimpi, Mrs,
A. Riker. Alexander Soldier, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. p. Collyer, Mr.. and Mrs John p.
Emmons. DR.. and Mrs. e. q. Kanouse.
Mollie q. Welsh. Marion Gargan, F. II.
Barre. Mr. and Mrs. e. w. Garrison.
Mrs. F. II. Dane.
1nterlaken-Mrs. H. d. Gehle, Ernest.
Caroline and F. W. Gehle, ]. H. 0erken
c, X. Huss. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. WhItford'
Mrs. J. r. Schadt. Miss Evelyn M. Pie.
Ian. Miss Marie r. MoGrath, Grafton
Bernard. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Van DYKE.
e. B. Marques, Mrs Frederick Koch. Mr.
and Mrs. w. Valentine. Miss Grace
GOODMAN, Florence and Adeline NJ.
blackman, Isabel T. Gordon. C. Barker.
Par View-Minnette Sheriff., Mrs. r..
F. Fox. Jessie B. Watson, Miss Anna q
Coward. Mary and Laura Wood, Miss
S. M. Mayheld. Mrs ]. @. Buck. raw
mond Hodge. J. @. Roe. Louise ana Fred
Smith.
The Queen--Miss Sara Benedict, Mr..
and Mrs. BARLEY. A. Hamilton, Carl
Graaf. Mrs. A. C. Asche. Muriel Asche.
Miss +. A. Williams. Miss Minnie M,
Snyder. Miss Florence A. Snyder, Mrs.
II. w. Wentworth, .-ary r. Burns.
O. ". Clayton, Mrs c. J. Alexander.
Marjorie Alexander. Leslie II. Fox'
Henry c. Derby. Benjamin Evans and
family.
Spray View-Miss f. II. R,fnyon, Mrs.
W. Scott. Mrs. Nieman and son George.
Mr.. and Mrs william Evans and family.
A. @. O'Brien and family, l.. Below.
Mrs. ]. Sherman, the Misses wienhol..
George J. Mcdonnell. George u. Mullen,
Mr., and Mrs. b. p. warne, Mrs. C. III.
Dempsel. Mrs. Siege and daughter, Mrs.
John Smith. L. dotlHs.
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MANY NEW YORK PEOPLE
MOTOR TO DIXvILLE NOTCH.

DrxvILLn NorcH. N. H.. Aug. 24.-The
Balsams Is rendezvous OF motoring
parties. some driving from other resorts
for luncheon but more coming for week.
ends or longer stays. Mrs. william II.
Woolverton Of New York has arrived
with her daughters. Mrs. w. H. woolyer-
ton. Jr.. and Mrs Frederick H. Cone Of
Now York. The husbands OF both are
In the service.
Mrs l. Rankin Thompson Of New
York was here this week. Mr. and Mrs
II. L Brant and Mr.. and MIRA A. n,
Batcock were motorists FROM New York,
Joining Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Keller of
New York for a week are their son Rob-
ert J. Keller. Jr.. and George Earle
Stewart OF New York and Washington.
who took q suite at Polly's Place and
mo,ored out for golf and dancing to tho
Baisams
Miss Mary Newton OF New York IL
at The Balsams Mrs. j. ID. Parsons,
Jr.. Of Lenox motored here with Mrs,