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NEWS FROM IRASBI JRc

ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lsn
first of the week. " Dfev, IL
Mrs. Eliza Sheperd who
spending the past two ny M, mas bea
t her SON. bore Marsh, in springdsds y
Mary Pickford in "Stou. :,
is the picture at the town 1 ba Mares
urday. Heart of HumanitVVSS 'l St
Thursday, August 9TH. CONES
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Basb,r
Mr.. and Mrs. George C1a r1raw aa
trip through the White Mon sooG
Sunday. W. H. Kidder convene euaag \
party. 'eSea TIE
Harley Page has so far ra,,,..-
from his recent illness as - ,'SSo'ets
to return home from ST Job " a0t
where he has been in the ho S,,iSGuiE
several weeks. pi'al To-
Hermon Chamberlin and fowl
Lisbon, N. H, and Mr. and and ~ .
George Chamberlin of WoodsvinoA :
H., visited their brother u \
Chamberlin, over Sunday. :" .
CHURCH NOTES
10.45, Morning service
1900, Sunday school.
Thursday evening, prayer meaF,,
7:3O. -1'''lg
Choir rehearsal on Friday evening
Rev. S. G. Suitor is nSV
Beauclerk's camp at May Pond n, h,
week with IA boy scouts.
Miss Elmer Colcord of Lawrence
Mass, sang a beautiful solo, SundsT
morning, and Miss Doris Sears nIaT.
ed a fine cello solo.
Remember the Ladies Aid meet,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Goss n.
day of this week. Plan to attend
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-30

Miss verna Sears spent Monday in
st. Johnsbury.
Ivle Crawford and Hazel Fay are
on the sick list.
Frank Towne spent several days
in Boston last week.
Mrs. Charles Healey was home
from Newport; over Sunday.
Frank King has gone to Groveton,
N. H, where he has employment,
Calvin Sanborn has been suffering
from an attack of appendicitis this
week.
George Messier and o. w. Metcaf
were in Franklin, the first OF the
week.
Eben Boright of Derby is visiting
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. u. w.
Phillips.
Joe Provoncha of Holland spent
Monday and Tuesday with his sister,
Mrs. Curtis Healey.
Mrs. C. E. Towne and two daugh-
tiers, have gone to Lowelltown, Me-,
to visit her husband.
Mrs. Hazel Stevens of Plymouth,
N H., is visiting ner parents, MI.
and Mrs. Frank Fletcher.
Mrs. Rose Daston and two children
of Lowell, Mass, are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cour-
cy.
There will be a ball game on the
common tomorrow, Thursday after
noon, at 2:30. between the two town
teams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermon Healey and
children of Danville, spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Healey.
Mrs. Ethel Harris and children of
st. Johnsbury, are visiting her par
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-30
GLOVER GLEANINGS

Mrs. Helen Cook is more cOhI na,q
able, but does not improve ~
rapidly. =.
Mrs. Henry Collette has re-! reIul ror.
from the hospital, in crltlc"i w.
condition. o.,
Mrs. Ruth Campbell and daugn nos
of Newn r visited at M. H. LynSn'
last week. Ito
Miss Eunice Hamet and her lifting lnGt
of Brockton, Mass, are
Gladys Cameron.
Alice Dutton who recently rei besp
ed from summer schooi' N'
calling on friends.
David Barber was thrown of If The
mower last week, breaking oD'
bones of his wrist.
Mr. and Mrs. John BorLan' have
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ". p Igf,,nberries.
gone to Wenlock for oiueO'' ,n
E~fer Hanna remains in Ps ID
health. He had serious ssosrtsbIe Of
week, but is more coiiiO
present. .o.ber,
The Daisy Band with Their her ' sssysrsl
Eunice Stevens, are spenalnss 81 Psrb.
days at the Lyman cotease'
er Pond. -. and
Mrs. Ida Hunt of Camb9r,lS9 sns. ar
Mrs. Evelyn Bliss of St; M AiDA )
visiting their niece, ME-
Webster, this week. c.,aag
Young peoples meeting ting n ogt
will be the monthly com Eyre
meeting led by the PresloeH'
S' Tns Mock Track meet Get. vas a.. ': q
tended, and a good time ,s %d to p
ed. The proceeds were ere 9' Mr.. No
for the present given ne"
at his reception. ,sd 8
Rev. Mr.. Durham ag ser's
very interesting and timer nlyytunsis
SUNDAY. The church is ioi : NAB
being able to secure so adj .,one is lo
the next month, and eye every uesssf"
ing forward to foiio"i"s
from him.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-30
Tells STORY OF
IMMORTAL 26TH''
L. Nj. c. A. Issues Book of
Interesting Fac

The immortal Yankee Division"
- Tue name Of combined divisional
history, directory and book of statjs-
ucs OF the 10Th which the Nortbeas-
tern department of the Y. M r A
headquarters in the Little building ia
distributing with its commitments
Inc DOCK was compiled with the off,
cial cognizance Of MAJ. Gen. Edwards
whose picture forms the frontispiece
ana MAJ. Hyatt, his aide, assisted in
preparation of the material. which &,
onic1aL A feature is "26 reasona
why the YD will be remembered for
ever chronological table =.
"nere the division has been" con-
ealns condensed history of the or
sanlzation- The vital statistics in
eiuoe the successive periods spent nv
Inc unit in the front lines, prisoners
ano material captured, the total CAS-
ualties suffered, distance gained on
inherent fronts and sectors oceun,a5
a liable shows the identity of the
various regiments, battalions tr.ins
Ill npanles, batteries, troops and d.
Lachments, with local organizatior.
VI various state services. Thara 80
also list of battles, the nre.a,.e
strength and the citations aws-dad
tne division and its subord;nata -.
carnations The front cover ~
me words: The Immortal eetb .
Win I'D insignia, and the back c.rsr
announces that ones discbe 80
papers are good for three rnon+tsse
membership in his home town ~ ;.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-30
Commissioners Notice
Estate of David France

me Undersigned. having been aDro.,+ox,
5gs. SIe honorable Probate Court Tor ~
Daseaict OF orleans. Commissioners n -
N snlahqs OF all persons against the asta+ -,
I,gt rfc. dad nce, late of Irasburg in satd
onset thereto hereby give notice III oLteo IN
Geo. sDF Ine purpose aforesaid al III
N 81 - A. Brahana in the town OF
ana % day of January ne .. august
or go p; M, until four O'Clock o ~
fr1, gSacn OF said days and that SIX mon,
- o4n thS 50 day of July A. II loo H "
Time limited by said court for 1ot, i ~ -
$3.50 20 present their claims to ns To- 1917
D. 1919. Wills 18th DAY of July A
T. A. PIKE
400 ID. A. BRAHANA
commissioners
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-30
GREENSBORO BEND

Mrs. Maud McGlafn of Barre, has
been spending few days here with
friends.
Mrs. T.. w. Silver is very seriously
Ill at this writing, and trained nurse
is caring for her.
N. G. Mcdonald is repairing his
buildings by adding a dormer window
and other repairs.
DR.. E. H. Ross of st. Johnsbury,
was called here Tuesday, in the case
of Mrs. T. W. Silver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Garfield have
moved from Russell Kennison's into
the W. B. Richard House.
Mr.. and Mrs Mullin of Lawrence.
are spending a few days with her
sister, Mrs. Thomas Crowley.
Olif Curtis who recently returned
from France, has been spending a
few days with his sister, Mrs. J.
Comes.
Mrs. Glen Bailey and children of
,Wolcott, are spending a few DAYS
mere with her parents, Mr.. and. Mrs.
j. ". Wilcox.
Sawyer Harrington has sold his
place, and has purchased the Clinton
Stevens place, at East Hardwick. and
VIII move there soon.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-30
CRAFTSBURY

DR.. Bibby returned from overseas,
Friday.
B. W. Simpson is more comfortable
at this writing.
Flora Waterhouse commenced Mon
day to work for Corey Uric.
Mrs. C.. H. Hartman called on
friends at Caspian lake, Friday.
Mrs. E. N. Nelson was an over
Sunday guest of friends, in Lowell.
The Keirs entertained friends at
their Eden camp, few days last
week.
DR.. Dillingham; and Henry Smith,
spent two days in Burlington, last
week.
N. H. Kinney was a business Wis
Itor in Hardwick and Greensboro,
Friday.
Mrs. J. Smith and daughter, Rosa,
returned from their Boston trip, on
Wednesday.
Mrs. G. H. Hartman left Thurs
day for Albany, to be the guest of
Mrs. Honey.
The scout boys from Wolcott. AL
bany and Craftsbury went into camp,
at Caspian lake, Monday.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-30
NOTICE

10 the Taxpayers, Town of Albany:
Inc Taxpayers of the Town Of AIbapv ara
hereby notified that the Tax Bills of tho
oiauu List OF 1919 are now in my hands for
4Lowed on taxes if paid in 20 days from
jury IL. After that date the bills will he
pIacea IN the hands of the collector to he
days expire Oct. 10. 1919.
q, r. II. OOWLES
"a q" Town Treasurer
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-30
THE. GREENSBOROS

Rev. 7. F. Berg, pastor of the Fiat
h,sb AVG Dntcb Reformed Church
BROOKLYN. N. Y, preached a fine ser
mon in the CONGREGATIONAL Churcn
Sunday. Rev. E. C. Hayes supplied
fine pulpit of the Congregations
Church in Barton.
The C. E. society of the Congre'
gational Church, introduced an III
novation Sunday evening, Wneh tnss
held a social hour after their meet
ing with light refreshments, "a
short program of music ana reaoiils~
was given.
The preacher at the Congrega-
tional Church next Sunday, VIII De
Rev. G.. f. Carter, pastor OF the I'M
manuel Congregational Church, Hart
ford. Conn. The preacher for sun
dav. August 10, will be Rev, Allen A
Stockdale, of Toledo, Ohio,
There was a large crowd at the
dance given as a benefit for the
Junior high school, on Tuesday even
ing. of last week, and nearly sou was
cleared which will probably go To-
ward buying an encyclopedia for the
use of the school The affair was
successfully managed by Prln. w. "
Bodine.
The next meeting of Caspian lake
grange will be observed as children en-
night, Thursday, August l4th; Inc
following committees are IN cnarg e
committee on program, MRS: +. ~
Allen, Mrs. A. ]. Gebble and mrs. a
B. Debrune, committee on reIresh-
ments. Mr.. and Mrs. l. D. Magoon and
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Miller.
GREENSBORO-NOrth Neighborhood
Corey Uric recently underwent an
operation at his home.
Miss Della Rodger has returned
from her visit in Lyndon.
Miss Mildred Fairbanks has re-
turned from her visit in EnOsburg.
Mrs Flora Austin of Hardwick
hospital, is caring for William Young.
Misses Ruby Shaw and Lois Riley
of Stowe, are visiting Mrs. n. H.
Kaiser.
Miss Hazel Philbrook of Hardwick
visited relatives in town the first of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Walbridge of
Cabot, were callers at D. G. Speir's,
one day last week.
Clyde Philbrook motored to st.
Johnsbury, to see Mrs. Philbrook,
who is in Brightlook hospital.
Miss Ruth Heidger is enjoying a
three weeks vacation from her du-
ties at Mary Fletcher hospital.
Mrs. N. H. Kaiser entertained a
company of people at a card party,
Wednesday evening. Refreshments
were served and good time enjoyed
by all.
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Tuesday, August 5th
See adv.-HEART OF HUMANITY
8-reel Super Feature
DESERTION NOTICE

Whereas my wife, Mildred Benoit. having
r, my pea ana board without Just cause or
provocattOn, hereby forbid anyone frnet
ing or harboring her on my account after
EDWARD BENOIT
Dated at Bloomington VT
this 18th day of July 1919
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-30
GLOVER

Mrs: David Wilson from Lyndon
vile, is visiting friends here.
Work on the church is progressing
nneIy. The new ceiling is on and
gives fine effect.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Smith accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. H. Whipple of
orleans to Lyndonville, Sunday.
Rev. John Kimball and family will
De absent on vacation until August
"a. They go to New Hampshire for
their vacation.
Inc Leonard pasture has been the
scene OF great activity since rasp-
berries ripened. People coming from
aoJo!nlng towns to gather the fine
DR.. Percy Buck, who recentlv re-
cSelved his discharge from the service.
mas decided to resume his practice
mere Tor the present, decision that
IS very pleasing to those who knew
MN both, professionally and socially
curing the time he was in practice
mere before entering the service.
State papers carry the following
item under Montpelier date line:
secretary of State Harry A. Black
collected some SIS on his wav to
montpelier yesterday, July 21j by
stopping in Glover. Complaint had
Deen made that man was operat-
ing cars without number plates and
wnen ne arrived at the mans home.
ne found hive cars ready for oper-
aIlon, put only two sets of number
piates. The man paid the repistra-
ZION and operation fees and the mat
ter was settled
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-30

Thursday, July 31st
ELSIE FERGUSON IN
A DOLLS HOUSE
PEARL WHITE IN
LIGHTNING RAIDER
Orleans Opera House
Friday, August 1st
Saturday, August End
PRISCILLA DEAN IN
WILD CAT OF PARIS
6-act Jewell Production
PATHE NEWS
Orleans Opera House
DOROTHY DALTON IN
VIVE LA FRANCE
PATHE NEWS and COMEDY
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WEST GLOVER

ROY Webster has class of eight
Mrs. Clara Eddy of Derby. is
spending some time with relatives
Inc Hinkleys have returned to
snelr nome farm after two years alb
MISS Mary Lyman is visiting her
dalner' John Lyman and other rel
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-30
EAST CRAFTSBURY

Jason Young of Nashua, N. H., is
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Rev. Mr.. Garvin, the pastor at
South Ryegate, supplied in the U. P.
Church, Sunday.
Mrs. Ina Logan is entertaining her
sister and little daughter from Cana
da.
Miss Amy K. Pickett of Boston,
came on Friday, to spend the remain
der of the summer at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. White.
Archie Macomber and son, Gerald,
of Weirs, N. H., visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Macomber, re-
Gently. Gerald is to remain for few
weeks STAY
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-30

Mrs. Maud McGlafn of Barre, has
been spending a few days here with
friends.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04

THE Ell Paso Social club, FL Paso'a
/ Oldest social organization. held ITS
annual meeting yesterday. and the
following officers were elected for
the. coming year: W. F. Payne. Dresi-
dent: Alves Dixon. secretary, and
Charles Nebeker. treasurer Notwith-
standing the fact that there was a
waiting list Of. over so last year, the
club resolved that its membership
should be limited to 100 as in former
years. Only a few new members can
be taken IN this season
The Fl Paso Social club was organ
lied IN 1876. and for many years was
ne only organization OF its kind IN
The entire southwest Dances were
heId in the old court house, and later
we're given in the old ST. Regis and
the sheldon Many Of the most prom
fnent men fin FL Paso have felt hon
orsd in being elected officers in the
e1,lb. and its membership has always
been representative
Tor many years several dances were
given each season. but during the war
ne New Years eve dance alone was
held. This season, the Old custom WIZ
~ revived and al least three anQs per-
hans. more. viii be given
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04

Z end Of the line. The federation sent
quantities OF gifts for this attraction
and the success OF the booth was aus
] 60 the generosity Of the members and
% the committee in charge, which IN
cluded Mrs Ponder Carter. president
/ Of the federation. Mrs r Fl. Caring
Z ton. chairman Of the general COM
mittee- Airs. ". p McSaln. vice chair
lnan; Mrs. A W DePew. secretary
/ Mrs. G.. A. Sorrells treasurer. and
chairmen from organizations Mrs. ].
G. Malone. Mrs ]. 4 Potter sirs =
~. Ashley. airs. T. H. Ryan. Mrs. J.
r. Weeks, Mrs. Cola %. Widmaire.
Mrs. Flora a.. Graves. Mrs Clifford
Perkins. Mrs G. II. Iietsort
The members OF the Junior Red
Cross have never Jagged IN their part
Of the work for the Greatest Mother
Of Them Az so Monday night they
had one Of the most popular booths at
the carnival Prizes were given at
this booth TO those who were sue
cesstuI in throwing a ball into the
mouth Of a Jack O. lantern. which
caused q great deal OF merriment- The
committee in charge included; AIRS.
J. q. KILLER chairman, and Mrs. Him
den Butler. Mrs W. G. Lee. Mrs. J. 7.
Ruqu0r. Miss Marie kroeckle. Miss
Beatrice Hills, ]. I. Buquor. Charles
Kroeckle and Miss Helen Swift
The candy and pop corn booth. filled
with every variety Of sweet meat. was
q very popular place and was one Of
the most picturesque booths in the
hail. Beautiful art boxes and baskets
contained the sweets while flowers
further added TO the pretty fittings
Of the surroundings Pretty girls sold
candy from the booth-through the as
sembly. The committee in charge Of
the Booth, to whom the success be-
longs, include0 Mrs. Gus FORK. chair
man. and Mrs B. 7. Farrar. AIRS. ".
G. Roe AIRS. Martin Zieionl1a, Mrs J.
York, Mrs. Paul Ginther, Mrs. Julius
Erazauer. Mrs. ". G. Young. Mrs
Mason Pollard Miss Louise Blumen-
thai. Miss Margaret Getting. Miss
Edna Matthias Miss Mary Ginther,
Miss Grace Ginther, Miss Tetta LarOn.
Miss Mary Aagoffin, Miss Anne Ma
coffin, Miss Nancy Edwards and Miss
Beatrice Sheay
The refreshment booth had IN IT
great boxes Of iced soda pop and ice
cream cones and proved a most popu- i
spot The cauteen workers were here
and it was a most appropriate idea, /
Tor TO thousands Of soldiers have they
dispensed refreshments during their 4
~ ork at the union station in charge 4
Of the Red Cross car. The personnel ]
Of this group included Mrs. J. Van 4
Den Brock, chairman; Mrs J. L 7
Campbell. Mrs Margaret Bond. Mrs 4
e s. Henning, Mrs. ". z. Gursee, Mrs I
O. Garlic, Mrs S. Is. SOFTEN. Mrs Paul 4
aeermans. Mrs. Wm- Wallace. Mrs p. /
r. Heffron, Hiss Louise Prefer and .
Mss Marie Schwartz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
RED CROSS "FOLLLES" At LIBERTY HALL PROVE
SOCIAL SUCCESS AND MARK OPENING CAMPAIGN
IN ANNUAL RED CROSS MEMBERSHIP RENEWALS


u FAsO Red Cross workers scored
II another success Monday evening
when The Red Cross Follles.9 in
ausuratins the Red Cross drive. were
giFen- Liberty han was the scene
Of the affair and therein every form
or carnival amusenents were FUR
nished-
-'ea Cross uniforms were ia EVIL
aence' and. mingiing in the throng
on the dance floor and ahou+ +ra
various booths were the dancers IN
----a. VINO took part in the vaude-
s,--a program presented under the
Ntl e-llpl on Miss Nellie Nav Bowen
and the bevy Of pretty girls vendinr
l-aly. mowers and ice cream.
All during the evening for fha
---clng and Tor the accOmpanfrnent
% the the vaudeville numbers ne
Eighth Cavalry band plave6 7-bcee
attending the Follies. not CARING TO
e.l4le OF 10 mi1Ele in the merry
Aro-p on the dancing floor were
seated ll the balcony TO watch the
que gypsy costume, read palms in q
pooLl decorated with mystic emblems
ana her readings proved a very uopu-
lar attraction.
There was a checking booth where
nate ana coats were taken care Of by
2 committee COMPOSED Of Airs. Caro-
line Doak chairman. Mrs j. w Ma
.ortiu. vice chairman. Mrs. James
Park Mrsl r s. Moore. Mrs Wfnches-
Ter COOLEY and AIRS. =. A. Henning.
The Home c@-viee section OF the
Lsel Cross. wy has proved so ef-
licieut during Gle war days fin caring
TOT families OF soldiers and sailors
an1 which now IN peace times con-
riures its work had a booth near the
entrance 10 the hall and the restful
surroundings and comfort OF the an-
nointmenrs sTmb0llzed the restfui
fnelter Of the Red Cross IN caring for
the weary and those in need Of shell
ter. The booth was arranged as q sit
IKE fitrings and lamp with a ROSY
shade burned on reading table Z
mere literature YVES scattered tell I
ing Of the work Of the Red Cross I
cry pretty feature OF this booth /
were the baskets made by the con-
Na-esceut house at Fort Bliss. They I
are perfectly formed and beautiful 4
examples Of the art OF basketrv- The I
committee IN charge Of this booth |
included Mrs Don Finlev. AIRS. S IL /
---el eH-anl. llrs- Frank p. Jones. Airs.
= p. Skinner. Mrs Stratf0rl E7ddlc 4
and AIRS Joe Wright
The FL Paso Federation OF Women'si
Clubs had booth at the Follies as
dainty and pretty a conception as
imaginable a miniature fish pond
ordered with sandy beach whereon
ere bathing girls, babies with sand
tickets and oil o. the features OF a
'Hai oeacn. Fishing poles were sus-
-lel over this pond and all sorts
I -aillf Lllnes were hooked on the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
# Thin and Nervous
Try Bih0-Phaslhate

While excessive thinness might be
attributed 10 various and subtle
causes in different individuals. it is a
Well-known fact that the lack OF
phosphorus in the human system is
dition.
L seems TO be well established that
this deficiency in phosphorus may
now be met By the use OF Bitro-
Phosphate. which can be obtained
rom any good druggist in convenient
In many instances the assimilation
OF this phosphate By the nerve tissue
soon produces welcome change
nerve tension disappears. vieor and
strength replace weakness and lack
Of energy ana the whole body loses
rs uGly hclloHs and abrupt angles.
becoming enTeioped In a glow OF per-
feet health and beauty and the VIII
and strength to be up and doing.
CAUTION lille Brito-Frosp hate
PSI unsurpassed for the relief OF ner-
Fousness, general debility. etc. those
taking &c who DO not desire TO put on
lesl should use extra care in avoid
ms lat-producing ds-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04


Piping hot biscuit were served ia
I the booth conducted by the aid society
OF the First Presbyterian church.
These biscuits. were cooked I'm ovens
as one waited and served with the
most delicious fresh made butter and
jam Sweet milk, buttermilk and hot
coffee were served also and again the
women OF the First Presbyterian
church were honored as unexcelled
cooks. for the crowds about the booth
could scarcely be accommodated The
committee ia charge Of this attraction
included AIRS. Harris Walthall. chair
man. Mrs. A. W. Foster, vice chair
man. Mrs. C. Garlic made the hot bis
cults.
The committee assisting Mrs. Har-
ris Walthal in the booth where hot
biscuits were dispensed included Mrs.
T. =. Gardner, Mrs Webb Haden.
Miss Louise Prefer, Mrs. r. T. An
derson, Mrs. James A. Dick and Mrs
p p. Mossou. Mrs. C. Garlick. who
made the biscuits. was assisted by
Mrs. C. W Wilcox and Mrs Frank
p Jones' Mrs Van Long. acted as
treasurer. Fifty dollars was real
lied from this booth and this morn
ing eight gallons Of milk was sent TO
the Day Nursery.
The confetti booth. which added
many dollars TO the Red Cross Golfers.
was in charge OF the DaughteHs of the
British Empire with the COMMITTEES in
charge as follows; Chairman. AIRS.
william Jennings. and Mrs. Charles
Fraser. Mrs. W. p Allen. Mrs J. D.
Reeder, Mrs j. G. McKensie, Mrs J.
Gordon Hardie, Mrs. a X Mcfarland,
Mrs. w s. Harrison, Mrs C. W Bar
rett. Mrs. J. W. C.. Cross, Mrs. D. =.
smith. Miss Daisy MunrOe, Miss T.
Rutledge. Mrs. L Moultain and Miss
Den GellT-
The wealth of blossoms from the
lawns Of the town homes and from
the valley were brought with lavish
hand 90 the Hover booth and sold in
quantities. The flowers were ar
ranged in artistic array and formed
o mass of beautiful glowing color and
the beauty spot OF The
Follies" one very lovely bouquet
was held in a silver loving cup and
great baskets Of the flowers were ar {
ranged about the booth
Everyone bought flowers and il was I
easy TO choose ones favorite, for they I
we're all there, from the modest Vlo- i
let and daisy TO the great flaming /
American Beauty. The committee in /
charge OF this beautiful part Of the I.
arrangements included AIRS. ". W. /
lurney, chairman. Mrs. Robert "a I
lowe. vice chairman. Mrs. Robert J.. /
Holiday. Mrs. A. p. Coles, Mrs James +
Graham lIcNary, Mrs. Otis Coles Mrs. /
Charles Davis. Mrs. Frank Coles, Mrs. ]
-amar Davis. Mrs 81. J. IColeys AIRS. I
William r Brown, Nrs. zach z 4
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