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orleans County
NORTH TROY.

Clayton Aiken, of Springfield. Mass,
is at the home of his parents on Pine
street for a short time. Mrs. Aiken re-
Gently died.-On Saturday morning James
Wilson had his leg broken while driving
the team of NJ. II. Dodge in Jay, by the
tipping over Of the load. He was taken
O his home in his place.-The Blair We
neer Co. has just received several carloads
of dry four foot wood from Canada
New and entirely different telephone rates
ut this exchange will take effect March
l.-Thomas Howard has returned from
Groveton, n. H., where he has been at
work for several months.-W. II. Bessie
has located in the mo Mark Department"
at Boston, Mass, thawing out outfit,
which he hired from the village of Enos-
burg Falls and used In the opening Of
frozen water pipes here last winter. It
was shipped by express. In an attempt
to return II. a year ago.-C. X. Jameson.
of the White River Junction Landmark
who recently died. was at one time as
ISOLATED with A. II. Butterfield In the
publication of the North Troy Palladium.
Charles T. Hall. of Montgomery, was
I'm town on business Saturday.
The annual bazaar and festival of
the parish of st. Vincent de Paul was
nesday and Thursday evenings. About
$500, net proceeds. was realized.--Sen-
ator Lewis was at home from Mont
pelier over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. AL
bert NJ Macomber were in Montpelier
last week visiting Mr. Macombers
father. Representative Holden, and
Mrs. Holden.-David Walker has re-
turned to Burlington. after being in
the employ of the Blair Veneer COM
pany for more than year Many
years ago he was senior partner in
the firm OF walker & Hatch. manu-
facturers Of sashes, doors and blinds
| in that city.-Friday evening local
talent will render the popular oper-
eta, Pauline" in Frontier hall. The
proceeds will be devoted to a public
| library Mr.. and Mrs. Heman A. Buck
of Massachusetts are visiting the fam
| lily of II. d. Peck, and other friends
hereabouts. Several years ago Mr.
Buck was engaged in the mercantile
! business in this, his native town.
Joseph Dordoni of Boston is visiting
! his sister, Mrs Richard Molla; and
Friday night his mother and Mrs
Molla. mother of Richard. both Of the
same city. arrived.-M. J. Blair, pres
ident of the Blair Veneer company,
has returned from a several week s.
trip to Los Angeles and various other
points in the West and South. He
left with his daughter Jessamine and
her grandmother, Mrs. Chaffee of
Enosburg Falls. who remain at Tucson
: Ariz, for the benefit of the health OF
Miss Blair.--Mr. and Mrs. H. ]. Wahl
of Newport Center are visiting the
family of Mrs Wallis brother, A. H
Butterield.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Burgess Hodges of Boston was a week.
end visitor OF Il, r. Hayward.-Leonard
Farnsworth Of V. S. A.. graduate, has a
position OF farm manager in Lexington
Mass. and commenced his work Mon
day.-Professor Gilbert OF the extension
service of the University of Vermont
gave an interesting and instructive ad-
dress Saturday to the Potato Growers
Exchange on potato diseases. County
Agent Loveland gave a general talk
The report of the town auditors shows
the town of Randolph Is out of debt and
has some money on hand with which to
start the year.-Miss Doris Slack and
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pital, where she will receive medical
treatment.-H. q. Jones and c. A. Corse
are confined to their homes by Illness
Mrs. Leon Ellsworth returned to her
home in Rutland Tuesday.-Miss Velma
Fulington. of Jericho, Is the guest of
Mrs. II. G. Jones.-Austin Chase is con-
fined to his home by ilness.-A farce.
Love and Tea" vii be given by local
talent Friday evening at the parish
house The Ladies' Union Will serve a
supper at six o'clock.-Alr. and Mrs. A. ID.
Cutting were visitors in Shelburne Sun
day.-Nliss Dorothy Mudgett, of Burlng-
ton. spent Sunday with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. william Mudgett.-Jay Blanch-
ard has rented the tenement in the Lin
den block, formerly occupied by Roila
,Iackson.-Afrs. Robert Christy, of John
son. has been guest OF Mrs. w. D.
Witley.-Mrs Lizzie Currier. of Water
vile. has come to live with her son.
Plummer Fletcher.
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WATERVILLE

airs. .. q. toughton and Mrs Frank
Colby visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs
j. Green, in Bakersfield ever Sunday
Mrs. Olga Smith and AIiss Fern West
over Were in Morrisville. Thursday,-A.
l.. Laraway was confined 10 the house by
illness, last week.-There was no school
in Mrs Austin's room Thursday or Fri
day owing to the illness of her father
II. J. Mann.-The Ladies' Aid will serve
dinner ana supper town meeting day at
the parsonage-E l. Mann is i'm poor
health MRS. Charles Bragg visited her
son, at Charlotte, last week.-The dra-
matte club is rehearsing n play to be
given in the near future,-John Shufelt
OF Fairfield and Jennie Bedell We're mar
ried Monday evening by Ami Leach,
justice OF the peace,-Dr q. b. Hulburd
of Jericho was at II. |. Mann's. last
week
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EAST GEORGIA.

Herbert Blake has rented farm in ST.
Adams and will move March i.--B. r..
Mitchell is gaining and is able to walk
out lttle,-Nearly every one has his
ice house flled.-M. G.. Rowel of Ran
dolph and Mr.. Brown of Burlington were
here on business last weelS.-Gladys
Shepard of st. Adams spent the week
end AT her home.-Among those TO a.
tend the concert at Fairfax given by the
Norwich cadets were Mrs. s. f.. Thresher
and son and Mrs. Anna MacNint ~ and
Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Leach.-Gcorge l..
Edwards and Mr.. Sleeper of Winooski
were in town last week looking after the
hauling of the wood from Georgia hill
Several from this place attended the old
fashioned dance at Milton last Thurs
day evening
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ISLE LA NOTE

son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Allen
Hall, Thursday.-Julus Seymour of New
York is in town.-Mrs. H. II. Skeels is
home after spending several weeks in
burlington. Miss Kathleen La Bombard
is visiting in Alburg.-Henry Lewis of
Camp Devens was home a few days last
week.-Mrs.. Arthur Carson was in Bur-
lington. Monday.-W. II. Naylor was in
Burlington on business. Monday.-Miss
Beatrice Houghton was home from
Canton, \. Y, over Sunday William
Naylor of St. Michael's College spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
w II. Naylor.
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Orange County.
RANDOLPH

Fred Fairbanks of Hyde Park.
Mass, arrived here Saturday night and
was the oyer-sunday guest of his
mother, Mrs. Edna Fairbanks.-The
Womans Relief Corps celebrated Wash
ington's birthday on Saturday evening
by social and supper at the G. A. II.
hall. Following the supper there was a
fine program given, by the young peo-
pie which consisted of piano music,
recitation and reading. Two birthdays
were also celebrated. that of Harry II.
Johnson's ana Miss Vernie Dumas. Both
were presented with a remembrance Of
the occasion.-Mrs. Alpha Messer and
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WEST ENOSBURG.

News has reached here of the death of
Mrs. Carmi Hart. which occurred recently
in Bristol, Conn. following serious
operation. She IL survived by her hus-
band and a daughter and a son. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hart formerly lived in this place
Frederick Pfamstiel, Sr.. has had tele-
phone installed in his house.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Austin visited at the home
of Alec Cassidy at North Enosburg, re-
Gently.
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Rutland County.
BRANDON

Mrs. Catherine Clancy went Monday
to New Jersey, where she expects to
visit relatives for a month.-Fred Breseau
has leased his blacksmith shop to Nell
son Dwyer and retired last Saturday
from the business. which he has con-
for the last 25 years.
The funeral Of Charles H. Munger, who
died at his home near the Bartrum farm
last Thursday morning. was held at the
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L4am0iIle County.
STOWE


Mansfield Mountain Grange, No. 274 for
the benefit of the. Red Cross at the
Akeloy Memorial building Friday evening
was carried out very successfully and
netted $3.50 for the Red Cross. Music
was by Shacketts orchestra. Frank
Hayes Of Waterbury Center "called off,"
Among those present We're Mr.. and Mrs.
Hayes, Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Morse and
family. Miss Margaret Goodell and Miss
Ruby Faunce Of Waterbury. The affair
was arranged by Lewis Latuch. Miss
lone Hawley and Mrs. G. F. West Of the
social committee. The ladies Of the Red
Cross served lunch. realizing SIS from
that. The Misses Smith. Bigelow and
Mcmahon and Mrs. Douglass of the
finance committee, in charge of the re-
freshments, and other members Of the
Red Cross wish TO express appreciation
of the effort made by the Grange in
behalf of the Red Cross-Mrs. NJ p
Russell returned Saturday from Med
ford. Mass, where she has visited her
daughter Mrs. c. A. Adams, and family
Mrs Russell left Medford Friday, but
was delayed by the accident to the train
at East Granville, having come to
Waterbury by way of Wells River and
not reaching Stowe until Saturday. Mrs
Russell was accompanied home by her
little grandson, Charles Russell Adams
Miss Laura Wright of the graded
school, who was called away two weeks
ago by the illness and death of her
brother, Sergt Herbert E. Wright re-
turned to Stowe Saturday to resume her
work.-Miss Gladys Wright of Burling
ton visited Miss Helen Morgan over the
week-end.-Mrs, Sarah Mayo Gilman has
tod hnr 70. ;,,T
two children will come next week to
make her home with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert May. Mrs. Gilman
expects to take up dressmaking Mr. and
and Mrs. a. T. Garrow have returned
from Essex.-Mrs. j. NJ. Ruiter passed
a part of last week in Burlngton.-Mr.
and Mrs. II. II. Metcalf returned from,
Burlington Saturday.-Miss Margaret
Keith returned Saturday from her home
in Waterbury.-The Rev. Robert Dewey
of St. Andrews parish gave 20 altar boys
n sleigh ride Saturday A light lunch
was served to the party at Board
mans restaurant.-There was BUSH
ness meeting of members of the Con-
Eregational Church at the Church par
Tors Thursday afternoon. The officers
reports were read and adopted and show
ed that the finances of the society are
In good condition, the debts of the church
being all paid. Among other items of
business, Herbert Mayo Mrs. II, w.
4 Cummings and Mrs. A. +. Straw were
appointed as committee to investigate
and report upon the amount Of mission
| AIRY money that the church should raise.
-haebufn X. Mcmahon returned Fri
day from business trip to Troy. y. Y.
! AIRS. D. X. smith, clerk at h. H.
| saaw's department store was con
hned TO her home last week by illness
-~George +. Adams was IN Burlington on
business Beb. B-Ne"s was received
| last week OF the birth Of daugh'
| Ter TO the Kew. and Mrs. W. II. May II
canaan. MIS- May Perry was formerl,
MISS Neine POTTER was graduate OF
stowe hlgh school III the class OF l9l1-
MIS- r. H. Gale has returned home afte'
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CAMBRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Mudgett, of Essex
visited relatives In town Thursday.-Miss
Dorothy Leavens. Of Monipelier. spent
Sunday at her home here.--rhe Misses
German of Burlington. were over-Sun-
day guests OF Mrs. Elsie Gn,es.-Dr. w.
NJ. Lang spent several days In Burling-
ton last wcek.-Mrs. Andrew Westman
went Saturday to the Fanny Allen hos
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WOLCOTT.

G. w. DAVIS and wife moved to Jericho
Tuesday. where Mr.. Davis has employ
mcnt.-Miss Ethel Taylor was home from
Burlington over Sunday.--Mrs. Carrie
johnson of Lancaster. N. H., is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs l.. T.. Taylor
Jerry Golden has returned here from
Greenfield, Mass.-L. G. Udall transacted
business in st. Johnsbury. Tuesday,
Joseph Carrow has sold his farm to his
son, Earnest, who has already taken
possession. Mr.. Carrow intends to move
soon to this village.
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Avian Ball went to Burlington Friday
to attend the kake walk at the Univer
sity OF Vermont.-D. w. Eaton, a soldier
of the War Of the Rebellion, and Mrs.
Eaton have rented their farm and are
living with their son, DR.. Francis Eaton,
in Randolph village.
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BENSON

A pleasant service was held at the Con.
gregation Chapel Sunday in honor OF
WashinGton's birthday. Special music
was rendered with Mrs. Guy Reed as
organist. Rev. ID. IL. Strong gave bric
address apropos The occasion.-James
Goodrich, who has lived in Fair Havcr
the past five years and worked in the
Creamery. has moved into Dr.. Newton's
house at the upper end of the street.
Mr. Goodrich will have charge of w. Il.
Bushs creamery Eugene Nc Donald Is
still in "a very low condition.-Mlss Helen
Plue Of Fair Haven came up here Satur.
day and spent Sunday with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. McDonald.--MIss Marcells
Radigan. teacher in the North district,
went to Castleton to spend Sunday with
her people.-Harold Goodrich has gone
to Montpelier to spend few days with
his father Representative Goodrich
Howard Kellogg of the west part of tho
town has been in Fair Haven the past
week saving wood for the Fair Haven
people.-irwin West has given up his jot
In Fair Haven to work for w. h. Bush
Of the Mt. View Stock farm.-Miss Ella
Patterson. widow of Robert Patterson
came from Glens Falls Saturday ani
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Grand Isle County.
ALBURG

Miss Pauline Preston, Of Burlington. 8
teaching in the Bay school this week.
Mrs. Page, of EnosburE Falls. is the
guest of her brother, IL. James, grand
concert. under the management of Mr..
Wilder of Burlington, will be given in
Flynn's hall Thursday evening. February
a. Proceeds for the local branch Of the
Red Cross. Tickets on sale n. the post
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WESTFIELD.

Last Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs Homer
Buck Of Dorchester, Mass. came for q
short visit TO w. d. Bells. Mrs. Buck
lived here for many years and Mr.. Buck
was "a long time resident of Troy Owing
to the prevalence OF the influenza they
could not even call on their many
friends.--Louis Bell clerked for II. b.
Hitchcock last week during the illness
of Mrs. Hitchcook.-W. d. Bell recently
spent a few days with his daughter Mrs.
Roy Shattuck. OF Standardization
Bell spent three days in Montpelier last
week.-Mrs.. Albert Ryder has received
news Of the death of her cousin. frank
Stacy of Springfield. Mass. He had been
mayor for two terms in that eity.-Mr
Drown Of Newport has sold the Willard
Farman place to Mr. Hislop of Alburg
consideration $4,000, giving possession
April Mrs Maurice Gray spent two
days in st. Johnsbury last week.--Miss
Ruth Calkins Of Newport was the week
end guest of NrA Albro Hunt.-Two chill
dren OF ELI Roger have scarlet fever
The great number Of Influenza cases are
on the gain. So far there have been no
deaths.-On Sunday night a regular Marcn
blizzard set in and the weather has been
bad since.-There was case or two OF
influenza In Troy last week. so no church
services were held in the Congregational
Church.-Miss Thso Hendrix went to
Charleston last Friday for few days
visit with her sister.-Mrs. Levi Robinson
has gone home for visit-Corp Isadore
Barre is at Camp Devens awaiting his
discharge after nearly years service
overseas.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from page threeI

Florence Wood and Carroll Wood atten-
aed the Kake walk in Burlington Mrs.
Wilder Wheelock and daughter, Eunice,
Of Colchester, are visiting MIR. and Mrs.
Il pottaa
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The town reports show that the
town has debt of s1o,8S1.32, de-
crease of $2,1s1.45 from last year. The
expenses last year were schools. s9165.-
SO; highways. s5656.7S; poor, $21o9.63;
sS37.25; bridges s557.35
State schools, s1o2O.7S: State highway,
5000; county, S6l247; State tax, zoos 81.
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JOHNSON

Mr. ana Mrs. H. N Gordon returned
the FIRST of the week from a trip to New
York.-Agnes Leslie has closed her mil
linery parlors and gone to her home in
Lowell. Mass. for few weeks.--D. a.
Barrows is spending the week in Boston,
Miss Maggie Waterman has been a
guest of relatives in Jericho for few
days.-The Ladies' club. of Morrisville,
entertained Miss Emma Elliott, the nor
NAL music teacher, at their meeting last
Monday afternoon.-Miss Margrette Bar
rows entertained "a Girl Scouts at her
home. A pleasant time was spent and
refreshments were served.-Mrs. Hattie
Pearl went Thursday to Newport to pass
a few days with her aunt and uncle, Mr..
Mason and sister--Miss Flora Benton, of
North Ferrisburg. is a guest Of her aunt,
Miss Ida Barton.-Mrs. l.. r. Bishop and
son came home Thursday after visiting
friends in Lancaster and Littleton, n.
H., for the last 10 days--Miss Nellie
Dorr has gone to her home in Underhill
for few days-Mrs. Howard Courser
and five children are i'll with scarlet
fever. One child has died from the dis
ease.
Tuesday evening at the Congregational
Church very large and jolly company
gathered for social time. Mr.. Sinclair.
superintendent Of the Sunday school,
recited in an effective way one of Will
Cartoons farm ballads. The stunts by
the various classes were entertaining and
showed ability of no small order. A good
sum will be added to the Sunday school
treasury.-Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Scott en-
tertained Mrs. E. c. White the first Of
the week.-Mr. Archambault Of Walden
has moved in Mrs. Bicknelrs tenement
house on School street He is to draw
cream for the Brigham Creamery COM
pany.-Mrs. Lizzie White town clerk of
Hyde Park spent Saturday with Mrs.
Emma Hodgkins.-Bradley Thomas of
the Sterling Trust company was week
! end visitor of his wife at Essex Junction.
Miss Helen Hunt of Woodsville, N. H..
spent tho weekend with her father, B.
A. Hunt, returning Saturday night-Mrs
James Kneeland. mother Of Homer Knee
land. died Monday of a cancer. She had
been sick long time. The funeral was
held Wednesday at the Congregational
Church. The Rev. e. G. French of DAN
vile officiated. assisted by the Rev. F..
w. Hazen. Her remains were placed in
the vault.-Mrs. J. s. Bicknell Ia ILL.,
| Miss Alice Scott was in Newport Monday
to attend the funeral of cousin, Dean
, Gilchrist.
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LOWELL.

Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Wells of Orleans
were visitors at Freeman Farman's, last
week.-The Rev. r. E. Green went to
New York. Monday.-Ella Pope, Mildred
Messer and Rachael Brahana are at
home from the North Troy high school.
Mrs. Don Narmore and two children
came the first Of the week to visit her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. /. Stephenson
Mrs. j. 8. Parkalone from Holyoke.
Mass. is visiting at Freeman Farman's,
Marion Stephenson went to Albany. n.
Y. Monday.
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CRAFTSBURY.

The Rev. and Mrs. Clarence d. Pierce
of Craftsbury announce the marriage en-.
gagement of their daughter. Flora Eliza
beth. to Lieut.. Herbert Glenn Chaffee of
Claremont, n. H.-The donation was q
great success in every way The pro-
ceeds were $2o0.-Mrs Ella Amsden left
Friday for Boston, where she expects to
spend some time with her daughter
Vernon Hardy came Wednesday from
Virginia. where he has been spending
the winter. He is recovering from the
effects of infuenza.-Mr. and Mrs. Bernie
Hoyt moved to Hardwick last week.
where he has a position with Leo John
ston.-J. NJ. Patterson is suffering from
a severe ccld.-The village schools OBJ
served Washingtons and Lincon's birth
day with an entertainment in their school
room Friday.-Mrs. George Wheeler and
Mrs. Hazel Allen from Orleans were in
town for tho donation.--Mr. and Mrs.
H. Calderwood were entertained Fri
day at the home of Mr.. Calderwoods
uncle, A. A. Goodrich, in Nardwick.-
Mrs. Harlan Gage left Saturday to Join
her husband in St. Johnsbury. where
they expect to reside.-Mrs. Maud Davis
has finished her work at William Ryans.
Her place is taken by Flora Warehouse.
infiuenza.-Dora Gallagher has been con-
fined at her home several days by ILL
ness.-M. s. Sawyer was at home for
Saturday and Sunday.-Mrs. Viola
Sawyer was a business visitor in Hard
wick Thursday.-Dora Gallagher was
confined at her home by illness last
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Thompsons Island. Boston Harbor. a
brother of Mrs. Niles. who Will visit
at the Niles home for a time.--Clifford
Barrows went to Burlington Saturday
evening Tor short stay with Mrs.
BarroWs'-Miss Marie Quick went Sat
urday evening to Burlington to see her
protner, Karl Gulick, who has just
returned from overseas.-Mrs. Frank
burroughs and Miss Warren Ransom
OF StHnnard same Saturday to visit
the formers sister, Mrs. Carrie Briggs.
MISS Nellie Watts of Lowell. Mass,
came saturday evening and is guest
OF her sister, Mrs. Mary Camp.--E. s.
story mas received three new pool
tables Tor the new pool room he is
soon 10 open in the Wilson block
MIS- Maud Sanville of Littleton, N. H.,
was guest Monday night of her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Trayhan. and went Tuesday to
the home of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Dustin backyard, to assist in caring
for several members of tie family who
are i'll.
Perrin Kellogg, l.. S. S Birmingham.
has arrived here from Boston on a 12
days furlough. Perrin enlisted in the
navy two years ago the first of March.
lie came home for a short stay the fol-
lowing July, when he went across and has
seen the United States since that time,
having been doing convoy duty for nearly
two years In these trips he has visited
England. Austria, Africa and numerous
other points.-A reception was given Mr..
and Mrs. James Cross Saturday evening
at the home of the brides parents. MIR.
and Mrs. Robert Clegg of Craftsbury.
there being about rs relatives and friens
present. The newly welded couple were
presented with nice chair by those
present.-Miss Mabel CIegg was week.
end guest at her parents home that she
might be present at the reception given in
honor of her sister and husband.-The
dance which was to be held at n. e. Q. =.
hall two weeks ago, and which was post
poned on account of illness among MEM
bcrs of Lamoille Lodge and townspeople,
will be held next Tuesday evening at the
close of the regular meeting. Cranes or
chestra Of five pieces will furnish music
Evening journal., 1919-10-14
HABIDS PREPARE TO
FEED "H0YAL TIGER
Pythian Joy Makers Want
100 Candidates for Next
Slaughter"
PARADE BEFORE
THE CEREMONIES

Habid Temple Dramatic Order OF
knights OF Kharassan, held an inter-
estIng session on Saturday evening,
when plans were laid for holding the
next ceremonial on Frhhy evening.
The Royal Nizier appointed two cap
t9ins who selected their teams and
searching the plains of the desert for
the lean and fat short and tall tyros
who Will furnish The necessary amuse-
ment for the Royal Tiger
Ben llabid Temple. Of Baltimore.
which instituted lIablb Temple, will be
represented. A class Of 100 is expected
Prior TO the opening Of the ceremonial.
a street parade will be held.
The temple Will be one year old In
November with a membership OF i75.
The members attend the monthly meet
ing IN large numbers and enthusiasm
seems 10 be the word
The entertainment committee mem
bers are live wires" and always have
lois Of pep and f'q including eats