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WEST ENOSBURG.

The following, taken from the Bristol
Comm Press Of Thursday, January g.
will be of interest to many in this place
and vicinity: "A double wedding took
place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Sandell, 36 Ingraham place. on
Wednesday, January l. at $50 O'Clock,
when their daughter Ellen Marie, was
married to Burton Gay Gelbar, and her
friend, Amelia Josephine Carlson, to his
brother. Wayne Marvin Gelbar. The
parents of the grooms are Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Cellar of Enosburg, VT Both
brides were given away by Frederick
Sandell, father of Ellen Marie. Burton
Cellar was attended by Arthur Sandell,
a brother of the bride. The bride was
attended by Miss Minnie Johnson, her
cousin, from New Britain. Wayne Cellar
was attended by Roy Bostwick and his
bride by her sister. Hlda Carlson. The
ring bearer was Lillian Whitman and
she was dressed in pink silk. The we'd
ding march was played by Miss Gladys
Whitman. Both brides wore white crepe
de chine and georgette gowns, also wells
and carried white roses. The brides
maids wore pink silk and carried pink
roses. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. l.. Fl. Dorchester. pastor Of the
Prospect Methodist Church. The cere-
mony was performed behind a small
fence, the bridal parties entering by two
small gates. The fence and gQtes were
trimmed with green and while, the
background being an American flag, The
bridal parties left by auto for their
honeymoon. They will be at home after
January s. at 20 Putnam street, Bristol
to their relatives and friends"
Howard Ovitt, who has been visiting
a few days at the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. C, B. Ovitt, has returned tC
st. Johnsbury-A daughter was born tc
INF. and Mrs. George Warren, January
n MIRO. Warren was formerly Miss
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Sadie McNall Of this place. Mrs Warren
is at the home of her mother. Mrs. Emma
McNal1, of Montgomery j. Cavan.
augh killed bull recently which dressed
$50 pounds and the hide weighed 10l
pounds.
Mr. and Mrs. SWEET, who have beer
passing several weeks with their daugh
ter, Mrs. c. A. Craig, have returned home
to Granby.-William Belford of Glenton
Que. is passing few days with hii
daughter, Mrs Charles Austin.--Mr. ant
Mrs. Fred Ovitt and Craige Ovitt VISITED
at the home of Elmer Kelley. Sunday.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

p. e. Hammond attended the dairy
mems meeting at Burlington last week
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Ellsworth, II. r
Olmstead, Mr. and Mrs. +. c. Ellsworth
Miss Ruth Olmstead and Mr. and Mrs
Il. w. Olmstead and son passed last week
Monday evening at the home of G. e
Hammond at North Berkshire.-Mrs
Melissa Shedd. who has been passing
some time at the home of d. A. Grant
has gone to Browns Corner to care 70,
the sick in the family of j. d. Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Grant, e. II. Cham.
berlin and Mrs. Fl. C. Glidden were al
Enosburg Falls recently.-E. II. Broe ant
Miss Marcia Broe were at East Berk.
shire Thursday.-H. S. Willard Is a.
West Franklin, called there by the Ill.
ness of his father, II. b. Willard
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ENOSBURG

The condition of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Kelley, who have had influenza. has i'm
proved, so that they are able to be out.
Mrs. p. s. Vradenburg has returned
from Schenectady. N. Y, where she has
been spending several weeks caring for
her mother, who has been ill-Mr. and
Mrs II. H. Bessey have gone to the home
of their brother. Joel Bessey, in Hyde
Park where they will spend several
weeks.-Charley Lacross Of West Berk-
shire has moved his family into Clarence
Gelbar's house.-The profile social which
was to have been held Tuesday is post
poned until Friday on account Of the
n. e. M. =. A. meeting being held that
evening
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BELvIDERE CENTER

Miss Evelyn Thomas, who teaches in
Coventry, is at home for few days
Superintendent Bell of johnson visited
the school here one day last week.
Madison Thomas has received an honor
able discharge from the service and
came home one day last week.. o.
Thomas. who has been quite sick for n
few days, went to the Mary Fletcher
hospital last Monday for treatment
X. A. Thomas was in Burlington Mon
day.-Several teams came this week to
haul logs for the B. L. Col. r. McCun
is gaining from his recent severe i'll
ness.
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\spent in Enosburg. The postponed an
lnual meeting of the congregational
lChurch is to be held Tuesday evening,
january 2s--The installation OF the OIL
kcers of the Grange has been postponed
}until Saturday evening, February L.
tMr. and Mrs. Arthur Field, who have
been in town the past ten days, returned
TO their home in Hebron, Me-, Tuesday
Sevenine.-Jesse Durham is very Ill.
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SWANTON

The funeral of George Bertron Sheldon
was held at 2:3O o'clock Thursday after
noon at Holy Trinity Church, the Rev.
E. S. Stone officiating. The body was
escorted by members of 10th lodge, F. &
A. NJ. The remains were taken Fri
were buried beside his mother. George
Sheldon died Tuesday January IA at the
age of % years, after long illness. He
is survived by his father, B. C. Sheldon,
and two brothers, Carl of Boston and
Frank Of Swanton. He was a friend to
all in Swanton and was popular among
old and young. At the time of his death
he was serving as Junior Warden of the
Masonic Lodge. He was an active men,
Der of the Taquahunga club and also of
the Episcopal Church, where he acted
as organist for several years.-Mrs
Charles Robinson has returned to Brat
tleboro after passing several weeks in
town.-Miss Olga Smith is visiting in
Paterson, n. J.-Mrs. John Flynn has
returned to st. Johnsbury after passing
some time with her sister. Mrs. P. e.
Ward.-Sergt. Harold Smith has re-
ceived his discharge and has returned
from Tufts College. He is now with his
| aunt Mrs. B. S. Flint.-Roy Harrington
has received his discharge from the navy
| bingham, Mass, where he was stationed.
Charles Prouty left Saturday for
| the Albany Business College, Albany. n.
Y.-Bert Vail has received his discharge
| from the army and has returend home
| from Camp Mills, l.. I.-Mr. and Mrs.
| Carl Sheldon of Boston were here last
| week to attend the funeral of George
| Sheldon.-Leon Stearns has returned
| home from Cambridge after receiving his
| discharge from the navy.-The Rev. Enos
Lapinerre of Newport and Mrs Ava
Dayton of this place were married Janu-
airy 18th by the Rev. F. Wilson Day at
the Congregational parsonage They
will reside in Newport.
Mrs. C. F.. Allen and daughter, Dorcas,
are visiting friends in Montreal.-Harold
Marrlla and Robert Bliss went Monday
to Plattsburgh, N Y, where they have
| positions.-Mrs. j. G. Colegrove, of New
London, Conn, Is the guest of her daugh-
| ter. Mrs. Donald Tobin.-The Rev. and
Mrs. T.. S. Stone attended the wedding
of o. II. Rixford, of East Highgate, to
Miss Mary Hefilon, of Montreal.-S. w.
| Donaldson and daughter, May, have re-
turned from Worcester. Mass, where
| they were called by the death OF Bee
man Donaldson.-The fourth club party
will be held Friday evening at the Ia
quahunga club rooms.-The Rev. F. Will
| son Day is able to be out after an at
| tack of influenza.-Mrs. Wallace Gauthier
and daughter left Saturday for Bristol,
| Conn, where Mr.. Gauthier Is employed
Mrs. Donald Tobin has recovered from
a severe attack of grip.-Mrs. Sarah
Jones has vacated the tenement In the
Russell house, corner of Broadway and
First street. and is now occupying rooms
in the Hogaboom house on Grand ave-
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MORRISVILLE

There seems to be a new outbreak Of
influenza in town, and as tho nurse
question Is becoming serious. 1t has been
proposed that the parlors. vestry. kitchen,
ETC., and Of the Congregational Church
be used as hospital, as 1t Is all con-
veniently arranged for that purpose. II
1t Is thought best to use these rooms
for hospital the Congregational Church
services will be held in the town hall.
Among those who are Ill now are Mr..
Harriet Ide and son, Paul. both improv-
ing; Miss Marjorie Bickford. much better
Saturday; Leslie Brown, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. B. Brown, making four in that
family who are ill.-Mrs. Susan Freeman
Of johnson was guest Friday OF Mrs.
Frances Greene.-Mr. and Mrs. Lester
NJ. Tyrell and child who have passed q
short time with Mrs. Tyrelrs mother,
Mrs. Lizzie Drew. left Saturday for
Hartford, Conn.-Mrs. Lizzie Drew has
rented the lower part of her house to
the Rev. and Mrs. George F. Fortier
and will occupy rooms on the second
floor. Mrs. James NJ Kelly will return
to her home, which will be vacated by
Mr.. and Mrs. Fortier.-Miss Ida Keller,
teacher in Wolcott, came Friday eve
ming, passing Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Keeler.-Miss lola
Flanders went to Wolcott Friday eve
ming to remain over Sunday, guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs Newell H. Ellsworth.-Paul
Newland is among those i'll with inf1u-
enza, and was very comfortable Satur-
day.-Pvt. Raymond Jenkins, who went
overseas with Company F and was trans
ferrcd to Company B. reached New York
two weeks ago. received an honorable
discharge and reached home Thursday.
Mr.. Jenkins is son Of A. A. jenkins
Of this place ana while overseas has
passed much of his time at the front.
engaged In clerical work, and was near
enough to the fighting line SO he had to
dig in" for protection from shell fire.
S. p. Hodges of Hyde Park, who has
been stationed at Fortress Monroe in the
Coast Artillery school, has received an
honorable discharge and for a short time
Is clerking in the F. c. Luce store
Joseph Cling has purchased the Durham
or Whittemore house on High street
The body of George B. Sheldon OF Swan
ton was brought here Friday and placed
In the vault. A short service was con-
Quoted at the vault by the Rev. f. s..
Stone Of Swanton. The remains were
accompanied here by b. c. Sheldon,
CO., sheldon of Roston ana grant SheI,
don ~ swantop Mrs carl shsldon y,
pos,on Cantain ReIl Charles weh.tsr
NJ and Mrs Oscar Gate. friend -,
NJ She,don.s who acted "a one NJ the
hoarara and tho Rev and Mrs n g
Stona al ~ swanton
IT smaI,ev left SATURDAY. evening
for Camp Deyens to attend an auction
=, ,r,,y borses in tho Interest NJ n A
SnaI,aw q Co-Miss Kate McDermott.
- nos been at the FANNY Allan hos.
,,,o, ,or tho mast Tour week. suffering
go, ,rouhIe With her ,,nee ha. written
- ,ararta Mr. and Mrs Johr No
pott that Tho kpea was IN he n,aced
=. ,,,aster cast tho arst' mart ~ mi.
80 MI and Mrs r. q Cheney were
We.N ,,,ss,.aa,a d. ~. Ice, 80
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WATERVILLE

The donation was largely attended Fri
day evening. clearing above expenses
over $3O-Mrs. Katie Bartlett is enter
tanning relatives from East St. Johns
bury.-Mrs. Line Kelley Of Morrisville
was the guest of her mother Mrs. Edla
Wiley over Sunday.-Frank Thomas Of
Worthwhile came Saturday to care for
George Currier.-Mrs. George Currier
was in Cambridge over Sunday-Plum-
mer Fletcher of Cambridge was in town
Monday.-Mrs. John Lumbra was called
to New Hampshire Saturday by the i'll
ness Of her daughter. Mrs. Abbott
George Beard is confined to the house
by illness.-R. Bennett is able to be out
again after several days Illness
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Orleans County.
CRAFTSBURY.

Mrs. Nellie Uric was taken to the Lake
View sanitarium, Burlington. last Fri.
day She was accompanied by her daugh
ter. Mrs. Blanche Neutrality-suspicious. Wa
went Friday to care for Mr.
Copeland's mother, Mrs. Neal--Mr. ant
Mrs. Herbert Richardson were called II
South Albany Saturday to attend the
funeral of his brother. Forrest.W. r..
Hardy came Saturday to his home, after
lCOnlinucd on Page ElcNenl
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LamoiIle County.
STOWE

The vital statistics for 1918 In Stowe
are: "a births, ~ deaths and 20 mar
riages.-Mr. and Mrs. c, f. Eddy of Hyde
Park are guests at the home of Mr..
Eddy's uncle. Loren b. Tomlinson. keep
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

A social Will be held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Cook Friday evening.
The proceeds are to be used for new
books for the Sunday school library
There was meeting of the members Of
the Red Cross at the Red Cross rooms
Monday evening.-Mss Susan Mofrat
who went to Burlington Friday. passed
the weekend with relatives in Jericho.
Miss Blanche Sykes is passing a week
In Burlington.-Mrs. Merle Pease and
children of Montgomery Center are visit
ing II. F.. Comings.-Mrs. j. r. Renfrew
has been passing a week In Burlington.
Mrs. Ida Longey is visiting I'm Mont.
gomery.-The local Red Cross shinned
last week 80 pairs of socks, four sweaters
and three pairs Of pajamas.-The annual
parish and vestry meeting of Calvary
Church was held after the morn,ng
service Sunday, The former vestry was
reelected. Fred Wadleigh was reelected
senior Warden, Birney Combs Junior
warden and Miss Melissa Perley secra.
tary and treasurer, with Mrs C.. M
Rublee assistant Fred WadleiRh was
elected delegate to the diocesan conven-
ton to be held In Burlington February
8. with Birney Combs alternate.-Gwen.
dolyn Paul has gone to Burlington. wher.
she has entered Bishop Hopkins hall
Mr., and Mrs. w. Henry Schulthers who
were married in Brooklyn, N. Y. jan
uary IS, are passing two weeks with Mrs.
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HYDE PARK.

At the annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Lamoille County
National bank Tuesday January a..
these directors were elected: c. S. Page,
II. A. Noyes, II. +. Brigham, r. S. Page,
D. H. Scribner and w. p. Smile. All re-
elections except Mr.. Smile. who takes
the place of his brother. Levi, who de-
clined reelection on account Of ILL
health.-The savings bank reelected C.
S. Page. r. w. Hulburd. F. r. Child, r.
S. Page and d. H. Scribner trustees
The Odd Fellows installed their new off,
GERS last Tuesday night. District Deputy
White, of Hardwick, presided. After the
installation there was an oyster supper,
at which several ladies of the Rebekah
Lodge were present. Frank True. long
time resident. died the night Of January
Is.
The funeral of Frank True. who died
January Is, took place from the
Congregational Church Saturday aft
ernoon, the Rev. Mr.. Mercer officiat-
ing. He was &C years years old. ma
tive of Sutton and Is survived by two
brothers.-The two cases of influenza
in this village are practically recov-
ered.-Homer Lewis of New York city
Is spending few days here with his
uncle, L. H. Lewis.-Mrs. J. S. Leach.
wife of Judge Leach, died suddenly
Sunday evening. She had been Ill
about week. She is survived by two
sons. DR.. Leach of this place. J. W.
Leach of Everett, Mass. and a daugh.
ter. Mrs. Thomas Hanley, now in Flor
ida. She was a very estimable woman
and her death will be mourned by
many.-The l.. c. A. bask etball team
defeated Stowe high school at that
place Saturday night by the score of
Al to ga. G. True of st. Johnsbury
was here Friday called by the death
of his brother, Frank.-Miss lila Hull,
who has been i'll the past few week
with Influenza has resumed work in the
printing office.
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WOLCOTT.

Helen Williams wife of Dr. A. v.
Cooper, died at her home here early
Monday morning after a seven days ILL
ness of pneumonia The deceased was
born in Pttsford "a years ago and be-
sides her husband leaves three sons, the
eldest nine years of age, and little
daughter, Helen, six months old also
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. Williams,
sister. Ruth. and a brother. Albert Of
burlington and sister. Mrs. Sadie Muir
dock of Middlebury. In passing she
faced death fearlessly with a sublime
faith the final reunion. Quiet and un.
assuming, she was one of those char
acters who win the respect and affection
OF all those with whom they come In
contact and the community will miss
her. The remains were taken to Burling-
ton Tuesday. where services were held
from the home of her parents Wednesday
Afternoon, with interment In Lake View
cemetery.-James Stone Of Fredonia, Pc.
was guest Wednesday at j. T. Hub
belrs.-J. Il. Generess was called to Low
ell Sunday by the serious illness of a
sister.-Floyd Sleeper of Stowe was the
guest OF his sister, Mrs. Archie Fisher.
over Sunday.
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building Friday evening Dinner will be
served. There will be fines for the well
dressed.-Mrs. Il. u. Bamforth Ia a visitor
this week at L. G. Moody's in Montpelier
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Orange County.
RANDOLPH

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Randolph National bank was held
Tuesday morning January IA. when
the following officers were reelected.
President j. W. Rowell; vce-president
and cashier, o. B. Copeland: assistant
cashier. F. o. Copeland; directors. j. w.
Rowel, II. NJ Gaylord, j. H. Dubois, NJ.
NJ Wilson, and o. B. Copeland
Mrs. Clara Prince reviewed letter
January IA announcing the serious
illness of her son, Harold Thompson. at
Buffalo, N. Y. with pneumonia. and In
fluenza. The following morning she re-
at the Buffalo hospital, where he had
been taken from his boarding place. Tho
remains were brought here for bur-
ial Saturday The deceased was
born October IL. 1872 and when
young man lived in town and worked at
the tub factory of George Prince. When
this business was given up, he went to
Warren. where he worked many years
in the same business. Last June, he went
to Buffalo to work in the Curtis airplane
factory and later changed to the After
bury motor works Mr.. Thompson was
unmarried and is survived by his mother,
Mrs. Clara Prince. and one sister, Mrs.
Frank Thomas of this place.
The funeral of Harold Thompson.
whose death occurred In Buffalo, N. Y.
from pneumonia, was held at the home Of
his mother, Mrs. Clara Prince. Saturday
afternoon. the Rev. Fraser Metzger off,
ciating and burial was in Randolph Cen
ter In the Granger lot at the village
cemetery. Many Of the friends of the
deceased were present and a delegation
from the Odd Fellows lodge. Of which
ha oil OF
Saturday forenoon of pneumonia. Mr.
Gates went to Granville on a business
trip about 10 days ago and while there
was taken Ill but came home. making the
trip across the mountain, and since that
time had been seriously i'll. He was the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. o. n. Gates, who
formerly lived on the Rowell addition
and later on a farm a few miles from
here in the town of Braintree He is
survived by his parents, a sister, and.
it is believed, a brother. He was about
IS years of age and young man Of prom
Use, whose death will be a severe affection
to his parents-Friday night at the SAM
tarium, Mrs. Charles Fish of South Ran
dolph died from an operation which she
underwent several days previous. The de-
ceased before her marriage was Eva,
daughter of Orville Carey of this place
latter about two years OF age, and also
is survived by her father and one sis
ter, besides other relatives in this vicinity
RANDOLPH CENTER,
The influenza has struck this town
hard this time. The first appearance OF
1t to any extent was when two or three
teachers Of the graded school come down
with 1t. 1t spread rapidly and in Ran
dolph village they have over one hundred
cases. Nearly all the Aggies have
1t and the schools, churches and
public places of the .townare closed.
None are reported on the dangerous list.
1t seems to run lighter than be-
fore.-Miss Frances Hebard, whose
school has been closed two weeks
on account of the prevailing disease, was
here last week but went back to her
school in st. Johnsbury, Saturday,
Several from here attended the dairy
mems meeting in Burlington last week.
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SOUTH HERO.

Mrs. William Griffith passed away
early Saturday evening at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. S. p. Gordon, of
Grand Isle. Mrs. Griffith had been i'll
for several months, She is survived by
several children also sister. Miss Anna
Conery of Burlington, and brother,
Silas Conery, of Dunbarton. N. H.-Lake
Champlain Chapter, d. A. r., will meet
with Mrs. Frank Dart, Saturday after
noon at two o'clock. Mrs. Dart and Mrs
Harold Phelps will be Understandable
of Patmos Lodge, Il. and A. M. held their
meeting at Masonic han Thursday even
ing.-The Island Chapter o. Z. s.,
meeting was postponed.-Several from
this town attended the funeral of Mrs.
William Griffith at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. S. p. Gordon, at Grand
Isle on Monday afternoon.-We are glad
to announce the recovery of all those ILL.,
Schools reopened MISUNDERSTANDING on
Keeler's Bay is perfect. Soon there will
be crossing to New York State.-The
oyster supper at Grand Isle, Friday, was
a most enjoyable occasion.-Dr. Charlton
Allen of Los Angeles Cal. recently visit.
ed friends here. Dr. Allen is stationed
at Camp Dix.-Miss Hattie Soules Is the
guest Of Mrs, B. l.. Robinson.
GRAND ISLE
At the annual oyster supper for the
benefit of the Methodist Episcopal
Church $3.50 was taken.-Rep. M. II
Vantine spent the weekend at home.-
There are still number of cases Of in.
fiuenza in town.. B. Hoag is able to be
out after his recent illness. The annual
meeting of the Ladies' Aid society was
held with Mrs. Willis Mincker and the
following officers were elected: Presi
dent. Mrs. Annie Minckler; first vice.
president. Mrs. Margaret Hazen; second
vice-president. Mrs. Laura Kinney; thirG
vice-president, Mrs. Ruth Minckler
, secretary and treasurer. Mrs Ada Ladd
work committee. apron and plain sewing
Mrs Clara Minckler. Mrs. Ruth Mlnck
Ter; fancy work committee. Mrs. Clara
Vantine, Mrs, Mary Winch; rug com
mittee, Mrs. Lillian McGowan, Mrs
Emma Samson, Mrs. Ada Ladd; finance
committee. Methodist Episcopal Church
Mrs. Annie Minckler. Mrs. Helen Ladd
finance committee. Congregations
Church, Mrs. Laura Hoag, Mrs Nellie
IIoag
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.SETDATEFOR $3.50
HEARINGTOMORROW
Johnson Bill to Repeal Market
Charter Also to Be
Taken Up.

The House District OF Columbia
Committee will probably determine, at
the regular meeting of the committee
tomorrow, a date on which to begin
hearings on the Mapes bill to abolish
the half-and-half fiscal relation be-
tween the District and Federal gov
ernments.
Numerous citizens OF Washington
have asked to be heard on the bill
before it is reported, and it is proba-
BILE hearings will be had at which they
may offer testimony.
The Johnson bill to repeal the char
ter of the Washington Market Com
pany and place the market house I'M
der the Jurisdiction OF the Department
of Agriculture will also be considered
by the House District Committee at
tomorrow's session.
Counsel for the Market House Com
pany have approved Of the bill since
certain amendments have been made.
The committee is expected to report
fsvorably on the amended bill.
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BAND CONCERTS

BY THE UNITED STATES MARINE
BAND. AT THE U. s. CAPITOL THIS
AFTERNOON AT S O'CLOCK.
WILLIAM H. SANTELMAHIN, Leader.
March, Under Freedoms Flag
Novowieski
Overture-"Carnival Romain'' Berlioa
(b) Il Love You, Ny Country
Cpatriotic sonE) Landlord BranPon
Cornet solo-'Creononian Polka"
Musician Arthur S. witcomb.
Two movements from the SYM
phopy The New World" Dvorak
ca Largo
Cb) "Scherzo"
ParOdy-"COmin' ThrO the Rye"
Second Hungarian Rhapsody" =. List
The star-Spangled Banner"
BY THE SOLDIERS HOME BAND
THIS EVENING, BEGINNING AT
6 O'CLOCK.
EMIL A. FENSTAD, Assistant Director.
March, The Boomerang. Lithgow
Plantation Overture, Uncle Tom
Duet for Clarinets. The Two Little
Musicians voith and Darby.
Selection, Lucia di Lammermoor'
Donizetti
waits, Salvation Lassie of Nine,
Fox TrOt. AT the Coffee Coolers,
Finale. In the Land of Beginning
She star-spangIed Banner"