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CHARLOTTE


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Cnurch SUNDAY evening as larewe|
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by MS sincere and earnest endeavor n
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enthusiastic meeting Saturday'-Mrs. WI
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hlli.-Ihe Shefleld farms Siawson-D ecK1
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large ice mouse at 'he'r P'"nt mere
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BUSINESS College' passed me Week-ena
her nome here.-Mrs' Nlllord MOTIFS
VISITING her sister III oorli"aii'-hepr1
sentative John =. Williams passed tn
weekend at his nome here'-Mrs' Geord
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news Ihursday' OF the death from pnel
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stanton "nlianis, secretary ana .rea
urer, Mrs' NJ - r'isoee' auu''oi' -
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MT feaseiee' county agent were pre-
ent ana both spoke,--Mlss BESSIE COOK
the burlington BUSINESS Coiiese Is IL II
nome III win ineasies'->i hcei't ~ -. u
OF East charlotte mas orsahi-eu " 7N
partol IN THIS part OF tne town mann
Eagle. stanton bessette mas pten e
rolled as treasurer, Ho"aru NcDullee
the leader or the patrol ana Walp
Sturgeon assistant leader'-Mr' anu MI
Walter Mcneil OF sheipurn ans, Mas
spent sunday with MS parents, MT. al
Mrs. W. h. McNeil-Mrs' r. II Ches
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WILLISTON

4 community church dinner was held
Tuesday at the Methodist Church at 1890
The Oak Hin Circle of ladies served. The
Rev, William Miller of the Congregational
Church from Essex Junction. spoke In
the afternoon as tho representative Of
the county congregational committee.
The Rev. w. ]. Mulholland of Vergennes
was present-The funeral of Webster
Lockwood was held at his late home at
Miss Jennie Burnett's Sunday afternoon.
He was So years old. Rev. II. G. Banks
OBLIGATED. Two very appropriate selec-
lions were rendered by w. Fl. Metcalf
and Willard Furgoson. Interment was
in the East cemetery.-Joseph Bombard
Of Burlington was in town Saturday.
Miss Susie Metcalf, VINO has been III, is
getting better.-Clark Wood from down
country is home for a few days.-Clar-
ence Charles. the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs Kindren, is i'll with pneumonia
Mrs Carrie Loggins is Ill., her sister, Mrs,
Lizzie Coswel from the West is caring
for her.-Mrs Carrie Morrill,, Mrs. Lam
son and daughter, Maud from Buring-
ton attended the funeral of Miss Dora
Cady, last week.
Miss Eva Casey has a position as book
keeper in the Richmond Cooperative
creamery.-Peter Terren is moving to the
farm recently bought of Louis Lunder-
ville.-Mrs. Varney and son, Fred Varney,
are on the sick list-Mrs. Frank and Mrs.
s. D. Warren went to the Fanny Allen
hospital to see Mrs Jane Tilley and Mrs,
Clark Wood.-Miss Tilley is serusly ILL
Mrs. Lucia Stuart is improving.-The Red
Cross will meet at Mrs, c. d. Warren's
| Thursday afternoon to sew.--Ada Miles
has been at home ill,--Joseph Philion
of Shoreham Is visiting his brother. Philip
Phillion.-Charles Hoag, who was serious
" hurt, is recovering.-Mrs.L aporte has
returned to her daughters, Mrs p. Phil
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ST. GEORGE

Caleb Pillbury and son, James, we
In Burlington Thursday. Miss Ab
Wellinger went TO Burlington Thursd
for a visit with relatives over Sunday
Miss Cicily Donahue was an over sund
visitor In Burlington. Several in to-
attended the kalle walk in Burlingt
Friday.-Master Charles Mott went r
day to Alburg TO spend Sunday at I
home of his mother.-Earl Aver and 81
Harold. We're in Burlington Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. William Preston of Ri
lngton and friends visited at the hol
of NJ. w. Hinsdale saturday. MIR. a
Mrs. f. f. Hinsdale and John Leona
were in Hinesburg Saturday,-Mrs.
Chase and Mrs. Jennie Reed attend
the funeral of Webster Lockwood
WillistOn SUNDAY
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c. F. Abbott. also of Middlebury College,
were the after dinner speakers.-Mrs. r.
G. Levarn returned from Burlington
Saturday much improved in health.-Miss
Alice King was ut home from Castleton
State Normal school over Sunday
Wright Layne and Hugh Mullings spent
the weekend in Burlington.-B. w. Estey
of the Y. NJ. G. a. Hoboken, N. j., spent
Saturday with his family here.-There
was large attendance at the Washing
ton social at the Methodist Church Fri
day evening. Miss Payne and Nelson
Laber impersonated Martha and George
Washington. Games were played and
light refreshments served by Miss Gar
row and Mrs. Jones.--Jeremiah Cardell
and Ridley ]. Norton were at home from
Middlebury College Saturday.-Among
those who went to Burlington Friday to
attend the kake walk were: d. r. Bos-
worth and family, Mrs. w. II. Ridley.
Mrs John Kilbourn, Mrs. Francis Kill
bourn, Miss Ruby Smith. Miss Doris
Hutchins, Mrs. II. S. Smith and daugh-
ter, Olive.
John Martin and family of Plattsburgh
are moving into Ralph Purinton's house
on Mountain street-Mrs. Beeman has
received word that her husband, C. r.
Mr.. Beeman has gone to do Y. M. C. A.
educational work.-The Federated WON.
ans Missionary society will hold quilt.
ing party in the Methodist Church par
lors Friday afternoon. The ladies are in
vited to come and bring their thimbles
and scissors. Light refreshments will be
served.-Mrs. o. II. Harrison of Burling.
ton spent Sunday with Miss Mildred
Morgan.-Mrs. f.. Il. Guindon has re.
turned from Lincoln. where she has beer
since her sister, Mrs. d. w. Merrill, was
operated upon for appendicitis. Mrs
Merrill is getting along nicely.-Elroy
Babcock has gone to Lincoln to work
for Russell Young. The Delta Alpha
class of the Federated Church gave theil
teacher, Mrs. T. A. Trevillian. a surprise
party at her home on North street Tues.
day night. Light refreshments were
served and n very pleasant evening en-
| joyed.-Mrs. u. e. Meader has returned
from South SALISBURY, where she has
beeen spending the winter with the Rev
and Mrs. Gilbert Cady.-J. w. johnson
| is in falling health.
| The funeral of Mrs. F. r. Dickermar
will be held from her late home or
Pleasant street this afternoon at tive
| o'clock.-Arthur Drummond Of the Y. S
! n. was in town this week.-The Delt;
Alpha class of the Federated Church
elected Mrs. Walter Wright, president
and Miss Sumner, secretary and treas
urer at Mrs. Trevillian's Tuesday night
John Dwire has returned from oversea
and received his discharge. He has en-
tered the employ of the Vermont Bo.
company, where he was working at tn
| time of his enlistment-F B. Hoyt ha
severed his connections with /. Cohen
market.-The Rev. Il. w. Gould wishe
| to meet all the men who were at tn
! fathers and sons banquet and all othe
! interested men at he Methodist Churcl
Friday night as he has plans for or
CARNATIONS which he wishes to presen
| them.
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BRIDPORT

Mrs. Edward Hebert was operated on
at her home Wednesday evening at nine
o'clock. Or. insolvency Of Burlington
was the attending physician. A trained
nurse is caring for her. Mrs. Herbert
was very comfortable at this writing
Lea Hemmenway is confined to the house
with influenza.-Charles Palmer has
taken the c. j. Barbour farm for a
year. beginning April first. His son,
Chester, will move into the tenement
house of G. J. Barbour and work for him.
Mildred st. John will begin her school
Monday after being at her home for a
week, Ill with pleurisy Chand-
Ter has hired out to NJ. T. Wolcott and
began work. Monday.-O. f.. Converse Is
In burlington with his mother. Mrs
Emiline Converse, for few days.-The
grange will give a dance and supper al
the Grange hall, Friday evening
February 2S
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SHOREHAM

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Burlegh
Of Springfield, Mass. were guests
at B. w. Halls, last weeks. G..
Moore of Westfield. Mass. was n week
end guest of his brother. j. c. Moore
i. w. Waite Is passing few days ir
Montpelier.-Ronald Harper is at home
from the Pittsford sanitarium for few
days.-Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Burge, Mr..
and Mrs. T. +. Macauley, DIR. Mary NJ.
Pratt, Miss Winifred Farr, Mrs. l. p
Sharon and n. C. Jones were in Orwell
Monday. to attend the funeral of Mrs
Hattie Bascome.-Mr. and Mrs. c. n
North were called to Ticonderoga Satur.
day by the death of Mrs Norths brother
d. c. Bascome.--Mr. and Mrs. f. Il
Platt and r. II. Preble motored to Mid
dlebury, Monday.-Dr and Mrs. l. Z
Sharon attended the funeral of d. C
Bascome in Ticonderoga. Tuesday.-Net
Orchard has taken farm in Middle
bury and will move there next month";
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Baker are moving tc
Brandon.
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EAST CHARLOTTE

The supper at the yestry Friday eve
ming was well attended. The societ
cleared over $2l.-Charles Dow suffered
severe attack of blood pressure last wee
and for n time was in a serious condition
Miss Gladys Carpenter has returhe
from Vergennes, where she has bee
visinting Miss Ida Austin.-Mr. and Mr.
Ralph Clark have been IN Stowe th
week to visit Mrs. CarlS's parents, NJ
and Mrs. w. w. Ayers.-C. Sherbin
has moved his family TO j. j. Quinlan
tenement, formerly owned by the la
Isaac Stone, from Roscoe & Seguin
tenement.-NIr. and Mrs. Raymond Hor
ford of Burlington and Miss Ethel Hor
ford of Colchester were guests of the
grandparents, MIR. and Mrs. II. S. Fond
over Sunday
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WESTFORD.

Charles A. Munson died very suddenl
Saturday morning at the home of h
son, c. A. Munson. He was SO year
old. The funeral services took plac
Tuesday at ten o'clock.--Mr. and Mr.
Carl Paige and infant son of St Albar
were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar
Paige.-Mrs. Carrie Partridge is spent
ing two wekes with Miss Alice Davis {
Essex.-H. a. Macla has sold his far,
to Alfred Naylor.-Mr. and Mrs. Andre
Blow, Miss Menorde and Mr.. Socia wer
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henr
Campbell.
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WHITING.

a son was born at Rutland February %
to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lewis.-Mr and
Mrs. Harry Pierce are the parents of a
son, born February %. at Richville.-A
very successful entertainment was given
by the "Hares" team of the trueworkers
class on Friday last. The drama
"Gadsby's Girls" was rendered most eff
fectively and other numbers also given.
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MONKTON

The hash supper given by the Helping
Hand society was largely attended by
pupils from all over the town as we'll as
many from out of town. About s25 was
realized from the unprecedented Ayres
was called to Essex by the death of his
cousin, Leslie Ayers, of New York-Earle
Brown and Miss Edna Dwire were called
to New York by the serious illness Of Mr.
Browns brother, Walter c. Brown, Of the
L. S. navy.-Donald Sears is teaching in
the Ridge school in the absence of Miss
| Dwire.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bushee have
gone to Westport for stay Of several
days.-Ferdinand Blanchard was a re-
cent guest of Louis Zeno and family-Miss
Myrtle Peck of New Haven is the guest
! of Mrs. Harry Sears.-Farr Bros. kindly
| conveyed a large crowd to Barnumtown
to the hash superb. II. Palmer, town
representative, was at hts home over the
Weekend.
| community social will be held at the
church in East Monkton Friday evening
Supper will be served during the evening
Clayton j. Alger of this town and Miss
Leta b. Graham of Hinesburg were mar
ried at the Methodist parsonage February
! "a by the Rev. NJ. w. Russell. They are
to make their home in East Monkton.-
| The Sunday services at East Monktor
will be held at the home of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Colamer at r2:30 o'clock.-Tht
Epworth League meeting at the home
of Charles Stone was largely attended
The leader, Miss Beatrice Devoid, presi
dent of the league, explained the topic
under consideration. 1t is under hel
efficient management that a new inter
est is being shown in the work.
Clayton J. Alger and Miss Leita Ora
ham were quietly married in Barnum
town Monday evening. The Rev. M
w. Russell. pastor of the Methods
Church performed the ceremony.-A party
was given Mrs. Nellie Alger and Mr.
and Mrs c. j. Alger Tuesday evening
at their home in Barnumtown. A pleas
ant evening was passed and light re
freshments sorved.-The Red Cross me
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Harr.
Sears Work was done on children
clothes-The Misses Cicily and Rutl
Donahue were week guests of thei
parents, Mr. and Mrs w. c. Donahue
e. A. Brown and sister, Miss Edn
Dwire, have returned from New York
! where they were called by the seriou
illness of Mr.. Browns brother, Waite
Brown.-W. c. Donahue was in Bur
} lington several days this week.-A so
cial will be held in the East Monkto
, Church Friday evening. All are cor
daily invited.
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WALTHAM

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Danyew received
a telegram last week stating that their
son, Edward. had safely arrived at
Newport News. Va, from overseas
Mrs. Il. A. Doud and littie daughter
Elizabeth, have returned to their nome
In New Haven, after passing several
days with her parents MT ana Mrs A.
c. Wright i little Harriet Lee of Ferris
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HUNTINGTON

Mrs. Elsie Lafayette Of Huntington has
recently received word from her son,
Leonard of the U. S. N. (who for the last
16 months has been stationed in a hos
ptal at Bar Harbor, Me.) that ne has
been transferred to the U. S. S. Mt.
Vernon and sailed for Brest France
Saturday, February %
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morning. She also is survived by her
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Cauchon; four sisters, Mrs. Henry
Gauvin Of Barlow street, Mrs. John
Cooper and the Misses Albina and Irene
Cauohon, and by six brothers, Ernest
Cauchon OF the United States navy at
Newport, Il. l., Henry, Raymond, Leo
pold, Armand and Wilfred Cauchon Of
this place. The funeral was held We'd
nesday morning at $3.50 o'clock at st.
Francis Xavier Church, with burial in
st. Francis cemetery.
Walter II. Mayo of 35 st. Paul street,
Burlington, and Mrs. Fanny Bellows
Renouf of ID George street. also of Bur-
llngton. were married Wednesday Feb.
10 at the Methodist Episcopal par
sonage by the Rev. II. II. Washburne.
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HINESBURG

Mrs. p. +. Dimick has gone to Mont
pelier for the week.-The young son of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Frank was taken
to the hospital for an operation.-E. o.
Mead is able to be about.-The Hope
Circle of Kings Daughters will hold their
regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Eva
Edia Friday nftarn
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LINCOLN

A warning to voters has been posted
for the annual meeting, Tuesday. March
4.--The Industrial will meet Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. John
Benton-Walter Colby is i'll with infu-
enza.-Mrs. Royal Hamilton of Randolph
has been spending the last week in town.
Guy. Dick and Michael Tierney of South
Burlington spent the week lend in town.
Joseph Barrett and family motored from
Rutland Saturday to the home OF A. j.
Cushman.-Mrs. Ashley Farr is ill.-Mrs.
Davil Merrill, who recently underwent
an operation for appendicitis. Is reported
better.-Daniel Orvis is moving to the
house recently purchased Of Edwin Hill.
Mrs. Gertrude Coburn of East st.
Iohnsbury is visiting her mother. Mrs.
A. j. Cushman.-Mr and Mrs. Charles
Purinton were in Burlington two days
last week
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UNDERHILL CENTER

Henry Ellsworth was quite severely in
tured the other day by big Holstein
bull. Mr. Ellsworth was leading the ami
NAL to water, when he was suddenly at
tackled. with the help of his dog he man
aged to make his getaway from serious in
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Farms For Sale

= Farms OF all sizes and all pricea
Write US the size you are looking for
and amount you want to pay down. we
will send you complete description OF
what we have by return mail.
4. n. DAY REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
Cambridge. VT
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COLCHESTER

Clark A. Wrlght's auction on Monday
drew a large crowd. ID. A. Perry of Barre
was the efficient auctioneer. Mr. Wright
has leased his farm to Albert McNall.-
There will be free social at the Baptist
vestry Thursday evening February q.
There will be games and music. Candy
will be on sale. Everybody is invited to
come.
The Colchester Boys Pig club has beer
organized in this town and its charter
membership consists of fifteen boys who
are going to keep a pig this season. The
first meeting was held at the vestry OF
the Baptist Church on Tuesday evening
following a community farmers meeting
and was under the auspices of the Chit
tenden county farm bureau. b. Fl. Car
penter of this town will ofilcite as loca
leader of the club. The following officer!
were elected: Carl Somers, president
Lloyd Button, vice-presdent, ant
Llewellyn Button as secretary.
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jurles and perhaps death. The bull ha
been regarded as very docile up to tha
time.-L. o. Brush has sold his farm
Charles Breen. The purchase is said I
he $i,00o.-L. D. Melvin Is moving to th
Hapgood placs that he recently a.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

The Rev. Il. ]. Meader returned Satur-
day from Burlington He is in poor
health-Mrs. Moses Booskey, who is
teaching In the Orvis district, spent the
weekend at her home in Rutland
Andrew Bowler lost a horse and Curtis
Orvis a cow. last week.
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SALISBURY.

Mrs. Orlo S. Bump of Watervliet, NJ Y,
spent the week end with Mr.. and Mrs
w. f. Bump.-The ladies Missionary
meeting was held with Mrs. c. A. Bump
Tuesday afternoon.-We p. Sumner
was IN Burlington on Friday and Sat
uroay.-Harold Dyer, who was in the
U. s. Navy, has been discharged and is
at the home of his parents, for time
Most or the farmers have secured their
Ice crop.-Madam Kingsley has not been
so well for a few days.-Mrs. Leslie
foote and son were weekend guests at
the nome of +. w. Whitney.-Bernard
Gale, who has been at home for a few
days on furlough, has returned to the
u. >. hospital at Boston.
Inc ladies' are expecting to serve lunch
al town meeting. The proceeds to go
towards a memorial monument for the
soldier boys. 1t is a worthy object and
should be patronized by all who attend
the meeting.-Miss Ruth Preston was
Weekend visitor at the home
or Alma and Alice Farmer.--Miss
Lillian Anderson, of Proctor, who
has been visiting at the home of
c. o. Gale for few days, returned to her
home on Saturday
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HELP WANTED

BOYS WANTED to sell vanilla havoring
after school hours and saturdays send
ST 90 for eight bottles that retail for 25c
each: send post card for free sample
bottle Wakefield Extract Co., Sanborn-
VILE, n. H. dl,W,ot'
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STARKSBORO.

The senior class of Bristol high school
will present their play, "A Ss Family
Affair" at the town hall Friday.
February 2s. at 500 p. m. under the
auspices of the Grange.-Mr and Mrs.
Frank Harris visited relatives in Hunt
ngton Center the 1th.-Miss Laura Han
son is spending a few days at N. Il.
Clifford's in Burlington.-Miss Rhena Hill
has returned to her work in Winooski,
her mother. Mrs. Celia Hill. going to
Vergennes to visit her sister. Mrs. Miner
George O'Bryan has bargained his farm
to Mrs. Shiverette Of New Haven and
expects to give immediate possession. He
has bought Mrs. Jennie Baldwin's house
in the village,-Mrs. Olive Carpenter Is
improving slowly.-Mrs j. j. Kalahan
has returned from a, visit to her parents
in Fair Hayen.-Mr. and Mrs. william
Hill of East Barnarn visited friends
here the last of the week.-Thomas
Rounds had his hand crushed quite badly
the Goth by a rolling log.-Mrs Nancy
Ross is suffering from severe attack
of rheumatism Mrs. Kate Norton. who
recently had an operation at the Mary
Fletcher hospital. is reported as COM
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FOR RENT

VILLAGE FARM to rent. Ow ng TO sick
ness I will rent my 10o-acre farm at
Westminster station. VT, half tllaEo. free
from stone, balance good pasture ana
sugar bush; running water at house and
barns: good buildings handy to good mar
ket postoffice. blacksmith shop machine
shop feed mill, school and corn -annery,
which paid $40 per ton for green corn on
cob last season. One of the best chances
for tobacco and truck-farining in the
State; rent low to approved tenant who
will furnish stock. Don't write, come and
see me- w. V. Farr SO No. Union St,
Burlington, VT. 4512t.w,st.
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FRANK S. LANOU s. SON
Practical Plumbers and Steam Filters
Next North Burlington Savings Bank
90 st. Paul street
Burlington Veterinary Hospital

10 zine ST. BurllnSton. VI
Veterinary Surgeon and Physician.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College 1903. Latest equipment for
all animal surgery. including equine
and canine operating tables. Phone
106.
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THREE ROOM FLAT with toilet. pantry,
good cellar, hen house. shed ard garden,
at 10 Convent square Apply at SO No.
Union st. o6,d,W,t
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PORTABLE. Her mother, Mrs. Kate #. Hill, !
Is with her now, r. |. Norton and Mrs
Clinton Smith having returned.-Mrs. II,
r. Hanson and daughter, Helen, are with
her sisters in Lincoln for a few days.
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WAITS Scotch Lads and Lassies.

Jack Wyatt, with his Scotch lads
and lassies, nine of them, will open
weeks engagement at the Cosmos.
beginning Monday afternoon. The
act is the finest of it's kind in vaude-
Vile. and has heretofore been a head
line attraction on the big circuit of
theaters. The company is all genuine
Scotch and its entertainment com
priseS comedy, songs. dances and
music with the real Scotch flavor.
Lieut.. Leo Girard. a one-armed hero
of the Argonne, will be another fea-
ture in number displaying real mu-
steal ability. Jack WandeFs Rose
Review a miniature revue lifted
bodily from a big show for a Broad
way cabaret will be another featured
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Chesapeake Beach.

AI-day outings are popular at
Chesapeake Beach. the bay resort
near Washington. Picnic parties md
picturesque settings for their lunch-
cons under the big trees in the groves
overlooking the beach. Fishing. bath
ing boating and canoeing are other
popular rastimes. Saulsuan's Orches-
ira furnishes iazzN music for frer
dancing on the pavilion and varied
amuSelnents are found on the long
hoardW X