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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
HALLOWE' EN- MUMMERS
OUT SATURDAY NIGHT
Mayor Taylor Suggest That the
Best Time For the Annual Frolic
is on the Evening Of o. 50

A. the initintivr = Fsery Evsnms 3
fix hdehnIte date inr The annual Hhli0rs r
celebration ~ Wilmington NayF Iayi r.
this m0rnrng puggfsf'd saiuTdby nIghf
~ The proper time f0f No iegiIvlflfs bfd
urged al people v b. .ntsfdfd ~ lnffl,
pate in ihe annual irollfa - 'urr 80 No.
that evening. Ocioher ~
Saturday bring hsH h0idny r. nnsf
places 4 tiisinres, the 'fesdGn gnve rlnf
mcrs betteT opportunity o. prepare fifr
selves ilr ihe fun. ne UHy0r rhi
Aim ~ all II ihe pr' rpeet.yf paraf'
favor the date arrrunosd ~ 10 rat.
and were glad that DO lad made ttt ..g
gestion ~ that aI he fin ard sUssr
foOlishness N gh' 30 u,bllz'I ard
affair thus nnde fhr urre rperarfn
enjoyable
Il is repor'ed that vl't ths vssfirY
fair and mild ~ hat = no pressu' Frr
there vlil ~ large ..rrfI' ea'.r-r
night than there trs tesr p ar
yrar
-omc yng men end rrg vtrft
rcprrf ~ fLe Frer Frrrrg taf ftf
ran hardly wa' frr ffe fr,Ir - p p.
coYne ~ ~ feature - m,rs srf rtrs
rncrrimcn' ench ucseedirg tsar P
giblv ~ another 49,. mn 'he = Ur'-.
rav 10 ,rganI1rd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
MOTHER Of DREWES
DOUBTS BR|NE'S GUILT
Hopes Burdens of Suspect s
Mother Will Not be In
creased.
By Associated Press to Every Evcnig

hN AN~tfNld tea I-TtSs 10 tLNtEH G-NtiltA
Philadelphia. Oct 26 Mrs Christian
r. Drewes said last night she was not
ready 10 believe Brines fired the shot that
killed her son If the shot was fired by
Billy, she declared, he was not respon-
sible II was whisky, not Billy Brines,
that fred the shot
Billy Brines' mother IS lovely char
acte-. a splendid woman whose suf-
ferings have equalled my own. ! hope
that her burdens will not be added to
and should Billy be convicted. hope he
is given the lightest punishment he can
be gwen
Mrs Drewcs said her son told her
the night he left home to return 70 col
lege that BTInes owed him about $500,
but she did not think this had caused any
ill-feeling between tfs Young men. who
were close friends
new angle 10 the case developed
when the blood stains we're discovered on
a stone wall directly across the street from
where D-ewes body was found A blood
stained leaf was picked Up in the vicinity
OF the wall Major : O. Wynne chief OF the
county detectives. said this may show
Drewes was killed there and not taken TO
the place in motor car as was at first
believed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
SHE LET'S EN- FIGHT.
Chicago Teacher Acts as Second in
Battle Between Boys.


By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Chicago Oct 26 School room dis
putes amo the boys at the Webster
School here where children Of twenty-five
nationalitics attend classes, are not
settled by the arbitrary fiat of the teacher
Irstead the pri cipal of the school, Miss
Alice VI Bopge believes in letting the boys
decide their gricvar ces with their fists,
it was learned today, and in the latest
quarrel she acted as second to both
combatants and referee
II was a fight 10 the finish in the school
basement between Salvatore Sortina and
Abe Solon, both aged II Time was
called several times TO enable the com
batants to rest and rinse ont their mouths,
and after fifteen minutes Salvatore had
AN unauestioned decision
letting the boys fight out their
troubles Is the best way in a school such
as Webster said Miss Hogge "Of
course the fights must be fair
Il never permit any serious injuries, 4
black eye or two. such as Abe got, is
usually the limit Abe was inclined To he q
bully and got just what he needed They
viii be friends now and We will have no
more trouble from them
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
REPUBLICAN WOMEN.
City Association Discussed Campaign
Plans Last Night.

The City Associate Committee Of
Republican women held an enthusiastic
meeting last night in the Odd Fellows
Building. Reports were received Of the
registration in the ward and preparations
for getting out the vote on November
? were decided upon. The committee dis
tributed 10 the various ward representa-
tives tickets for platform seats at the
james NJ Beck meeting to be held at the
Opera House on Thursday night
The women of the City Committee
decided TO hold g final Republican rally
in the ballroom Of the Hotel du Pont on
Saturday evening. Senator Ball will be
asked to repeat his New Century Club
speech.
Miss Jcannette Eckman reported on the
activity Of Republican women througho ut
the state
Tenth ward Republican women will
hold q rally on Friday evening First and
Third ward women viii hold their weekly
gct-together meeting ~ No school
tomorrow evening James W Lattomus
will speak This afternoon the Republicans
organization of women OF New Castle
county will hold a committee meeting at
the headquarters IN the Odd Fellows
Building
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
HOW TO MARK BALLOTS.
Instructions VIII be Given at St Paurs
NJ T.. Church Tomorrow Night.

At the regular mid-week prayer meeting
IN - Paul's VI T. Church tomorrow
night Rev r W Cooke will show ~
those who desire - know, h0w ~ mark
their ballots IN election day Thls ls planed
especially FOR the women voters and young
men who have never voted before Any
one At all whether or not tbey are members
of the church ran avail thernselvee n
this opportunity Sample ballots vii
be shown and fall Instructions viii ~
given 20 thst person will know Just hor
10 mark their ballot b vote for the men
81 their choice vthout having thor
ballot thrown out because 81 improper
markings
At the close of the Meeting there Will
be n special meeting n all group IcGders
~ thc church groups as veil as tho CHAIR
mon Of tie special committees for the re-
vival campaign The organization of the
church vii be discussed as il regards
the McCofnbe-Claae meetings which win
start on the 2lst Of November
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
DEMAND POSTS DISMISSAL.
American Legion Calls on President 10
Fire Assistant Labor Secretary.

BY Associated Press TO Every Even ing
Washington, Oct 26 Formal request
for the dismissal from office of Louis F
Post, Assistant Secretary Of Labor, was
submitted to President Wilson today by A
committee of the American Legion.
Representatives of the legion in the
Pacific Coast states demanded last Nav
an investigation OF MIR Posts official
conduct with reference to the deportation
of aliens and the national commander of
the legion appointed a committee of
three to make the inquiry This committee
recommended MIR. Posts dismissal.
An announcement by the legion com
mttee today said the special committees 5
report reviewed the entire matter Of de
portations and stated that the labor
Department cancelled from January |
to June Is, 1920. 2,ll5 deportation war
rants, ordered deportation in $50 cases
and deferred sixty eases.
"lts main contention gainst MIR
Post" said the announcement, lis that
AZ OF the aliens ordered deported were.
actually deportcd hut that at that point
Mr.. Post took charge of the matter and
the depoTtatiOns ceased.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
A New Principle in
Complexion Treatment

Most Grams s-a nfurt0u. Hher lsar
hzhftualiy They ~io2 10 -0rrs ard swr~
tllailv form 4 Drprnarent rrzgr, Etirlra
dIm whirh nferfrrrs rfth ~rrinsflr Va
action and r1akez ne skin sirkiV and pasfr
There 3 ar eurftraffrr- rrerrOilref war
which arts .por ~ enelreiy different rrfr.
ciple While .lerfprfiy hsrmless f "a f-a
secular property II -ernOw'nE ~ snsrrr-
zion me dead and .alf-deAr arfirles
sca-f skin a. well as nhesifhF matter
the- pores Thus it tsses aEaV from ilHfear
~ adrfnz - +ne ~nrnuierfon firrrinE
tris respect from rosrneft~s T1a -psulf s
perfectly natural and nealthV y0gnE rlr
aIevi0r Lercolizer Eav prnrIrArle AZ -
drug store one runcr - sl-irferf 1n.
Dlied AZ nizht Gse cnld ~rrAu anf Haenr.f
or = the morning
The correct prfncfple - me rrratrFr-
wrinkles u ~ tighten 80 aE1n wrirr
orally t-nns oar -he re. 4 flrn farr
uaarEahlv elective n MS direction
be made ~ dlssniving an ounce ~ ra
dered saxolite p a haf rtnf witch 7aEel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
POWDER QUOTATIONS..
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird & Co.
du Pont Building
TO TALK BASEBALL.

Chicago, Oct 26.-PresIdent Ban John
son of the American League, announced
yesterday that an informal conference Of
the American League club owners would
De held this week TO discuss plans for
maintaining peace in baseball
Phil Ball, president Of the St Louis
Americans, is expected here today for
conference with Presid ent Johnson con-
cerning the proposed reorganization of
baseball 1t is probable the date for the
American League conference will be set At
that time
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
FREE! FREE!
Guide to Reading

DO you know the books that will help
you most?
II NOT our Washington Information
Bureau can direct you TO them
II has asked the nations best authority
on the subj the American Library
Association. TO prepare a list that will
tel anybody Oh any Job a number Of
helpful books 70 read
~ you are az insurance agent, q clerk
N q store. an Office manager, carpenter,
an automobile mechanic matter who
YOU are the books for you TO read to get
ahead are listed here and you are told how
20 get them.
Write today for 800 Useful Books Z
In filling out the coupon print name
and address Or be sure 10 write plainly.)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
Acid in The Air.

Early this morning. while the atmos-
phere was heavy, the smoke-laden mist,
especially in the upper part of the city,
appeared to be filled with tiny acid bearing
particles The effect on the eyes, while
The same annoyance has been noticed
before, but the origin Of the trouble is not
definitely known.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
:Ex-Soldier has a Good stomach

'lf man spends six years in the army
he surely would have to have good
stomach. | have good one now and
Foley Cathartic Tablets made it that
way. If any one does not believe this,
let him write to Arthur l.. Lyons. Asa
Cincinnati St, Dayton. Ohio. That il a
sample of the hundreds OF letters received
by Foley Il Co. You can relieve biliousness.
bloatlng, constipation or other condition
arising from Indigestion with Foley Ca
thartio Tablets. N. b. Danforth. ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
SOVIET RATIFIES TREATY.
Preliminary Pact is Agreed TO by All
Russian Assembly.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
London Oct Ratification of the
preliminary peace treaty between Poland
and Bolshevik Russia was voted by the all
Russian Soviet yesterday, according TO
wireless dispatch from Moscow. George
Tchitcherin, Bolshevik foreign minister
explained the pact and declared Poland
had refused assistance to General Baron
eminent of South Russia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
GUN TOTER FINED 500.
Though Charles Jackson Claimed He
Had Just Bought the Weapon.

Charged with carving concealed deadly
weapons. Charles Jackson. colored was
fined 800 and costa by Judge Hastings
in Municipal Court TODAY A charge ~
interfering with an officer was dismissed on
payment III cnefs
Jackson was arrested bv Special 0fscer
Weldin in the r X Railway Yards IN
saturday afternoon lie claimed 70 have
bought the revolver, 3 38-calibre aIto-
matte. from q friend just 10 minutes
before he was arrested
The officer said he arrested jackson be-
cause he had received . It'd that 4 man
answering Jackson description was seen
carving revolver al various tunes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
AMERICAS OPPORTUNITY"
Talented Chinese Woman 10 Address the
EiuaniS Ciuh

Jne Quon Tai a alented Chinese glrl.
will address the klwaDis Club luncheon
tomorrow At noon 'On America ; C'ppor-
tunltv IN China
Miss Tai who $ with the William Rock
Revue al The Playhouse, though a native
Of Pekj9. China was educated in America
She speaks English, Chinese. French,
Spa, .sh and Italian Highly educated
affable and well acquainted with the
affairs of her country, her talk should he
decidedly interesting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
Eastern Star Dance.

A masked dance will be given by st.
Johns Chapter No. 4, Order Of the East
ern Star in the New Century Club, next
Friday evening Mrs Frederick SNYDER.
chairman of the dance committee, states
that dancing will start at Q oclock with
music by the Original Six.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
Prohibition Meetings.

Two meetings for this evening hay
been PLANNED by the Prohibition party
the first to be held at 30 o'clock in No
% School, Thirtieth and Washlngtor
streets, and the second at Q Q, clock in No
3 School Twelfth and Walnut streets
Rev Carlisle /. Hubbard, pastor Of St
Paul'sM f. Church, will be the speake
at both meetings
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
WIFE, YOUR AN EXPERT.
Dish Washer Home Maker Earns Her
Place Amid Professions.

Chicago, Oct 26. The housewife had
her day and was officially admitted to
the ranks Of the expert profession yester-
day at a breakfast Of the National Home
makers Guild
ut is no worse to stay at home and
wash dishes than it is to pound a type
writer" Mrs T. Vernette Morse, execu-
tive secretary Of the guild, declared
"Homemaking is an expert profession,
and the woman who stays at home and
keeps house should receive as much honor
and recognition as her sister in the business
world or publ life
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
MINSTREI4S AT THE SPRINGS.

The Community Club Of Brandywine
Springs will hold its monthly meeting in
the schoolhouSe tonight Business matters
will be followed BY q minstrel show, start
ing about y O clock. which Will be under
the direction OF George W Richards and
managed hv William J Lokev No ad
mission will be charged
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
BEATFis

Crawford ~ th.s -t'y ~ o~toter
Ig20 Na-zarrf q f4tg.t tr- - r r'fa .f
and rho ARE DatI p -aaf1rf 49,
years
Relative ard fr.cnGe are nvfter - arfeTr
me ftlncral -ersl~rs ~ tse -rsffer~e - rr-
mother sgI -taf~ross e.rrlr on ThurFfa {
afternoon Dctotfr ~ ~ ~ rl0~s
ternrrf AZ -livcrhrft,s ..-~r'erT
HUMPHREY Az ne- are rrr.den~e
Manor avenue ClayrruF fBei ~ fr
Ter % lgZD EligarTfr Is arwtrr
~ WaEdfn Hrrphrcg
Due Novice ~ fuurraI v.vru
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
Y. NJ. IL. A. Directors 10 Meet

An important meeting Of tie directors
of the Young Mems Hebrew Association
will be held tonight. 1t was to take place
last night, but was postpor ed. The \. N.
H. \ will hold non-partisan meetirg {
at $50 tomorrow night, with Miss Ellea
Samworth as principal speaker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
MCCLURE ACCUSES OFFICER.
Policeman Said He Was Compelled to
Use Force

The cases 0f George s Ward and Walter
Fl Met lure. charged wirh dIsorderlv con
duct. were continued until tomorrow for
Investigation after being called n Mu-
nicipal Court today
In court Mcclure presented 2 face
badly cut and bruised. injuries which he
claimed we're made bv Officer Popeck
when he arrested HIM at Eandever avenue
and Lammot street shortly after | clock
this morning
The officer claimed that after he ar
rested Ward. Mcclure struck him and he
used his cI4h IN seif-iefance
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
HON. q epathic Hospital Donation Day.

Thursday will be donation day for the
Homeopathic Hospital, when contribu-
tions of money. dry goods and provisions
will be received at the hospital BY com
mittee, who will also welcome friends of
the institution
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
Wall Map Of Delaware, so Cents.

A limited number OF the Rand Men, ally
Maps Of Delaware are on sale at Every
Evening business office, 80 cents; 10 cents
extra for postage to any address ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
Blamed I, On chesi.r

Pleading grltg ioa rttrW = lrrkr
ness. Jo,ser,f Hi -,r rs- fr.er efN
coets N Munics,.af z ,sIrt 'o~fa
he got bic ',quoy a' ftcT'e-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
Fifth Ward Colorei Women

The colored women Of the Fifth ward
ail hold a meeting in Eighth Street Bap-
list Church tomorrow evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
wEILs-sNlITH

Earnest c. Wells and Miss Viola II
Smith both OF Wilmington, we're married
in Harrison street Parsonage on Satllr-
dav evening by Rev. ". f. Hahbart
The young couple were attended by
Rufus Hill and Miss Margaret Hickman
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
PERSON AL.

Mr. and Alrs Louis Morris and Mrs
Mae Hooper, are at Atlantic City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
WEDDINGS.
HATEs-ROBTN@O$

Mr. and Mrs John Hayes announced
the marriaga of their daughter. Miss
Mary +. Hayes. 10 John T. Robinson, Of
Philadclphia. on Saturday, IN - Pat
rick's r. {. Church, By Rev. James r.
4 ln.iu1a1y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
Bulb Planting.

See Fell. All varieties. 100 w. 9TH
Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
SLOAN'S GOES RIGHT
TO THE ACHING SPOT
You car iv>, ell by its healthy stimu-
la..c. q ,sat i; IS gci1g TO 40
you good.

THOUSANDS of me- and women.
L uhra the lea>r httle rheumatic
rrck aSsf3l> hem have Sloar ;
Iya1nerf handy ? k.oek II car. Popular
oyer p thld II certufy ago far moro
popular to-day
rhat'~ because i is 50 wonderfully help
f,ti n f,-.evE \ "Nterna. acheS and paits
sciatsea h,nh2go. hackache, ~c'lralga.
oNr. ~tfalsed muscles, stiff joints, weather
exposure results \ bttle is all that :
fcceSsary, for il soon penetrates without
rubbing 10 the sore spot. 10 muss. no
staircd skin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26

You Try an Every Evening want adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26

Paris. Oct. 26 Although declaring
France must not interfere in questions rel
qtive to the interior policy Of England
newspapers OF this city commenting upor
the death Of Terence MacSwinev. lord
mayor ot Cork. pay tribute to his courage
lone can only bow down before th'
man who has died for his ideal, declarei
the journal. and the Echo de Paris say!
the sacrifice made by MacSwlney vii
resound throughout the world as heart
rendng appeal Of suffering nation.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-08
PASSUMPSIC

Mrs. .Boynton has returned from
Boston.
Miss Norwood Of Boston has beer
visiting Miss Mildred Smith for a few
days.
Ernest Converse is visiting at Wes-
ley Converse's.
Miss Beryl Wilson Of Burlington
has been visiting at John Gal
braith's for the past two weeks.
Mrs. c. c. harrington of West
Danville visited Mrs. d. c. Earring
ton last week.
James Steele of Walden has been
a recent visitor at d. C. harrington ..
Mrs. Ida Berry is visiting at Ms.
Nelson NaSh'e.
Benjamin Smith is sick with bron-
chtis.
Mrs. Clifton Smith returned to her
home in Jackson, N. H., Tuesday.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-08

Alice Pike is visiting at her home
here.
Mrs. Kate Kinney is caring for Mrs.
Lyons in McIndoes.
Loring Elliott has gone back to The
University of Vermont.
Miss Marguerite McGill of ST.
Johnsbury has been visiting her aunt,
Mrs. r.. Fl. Hazelton.
Miss Ellen Hazelton has returned
froma visit in st. Johnsbuyr
Mrs. Sidney Pocock, who recently
visited her sister, Mrs. II. N. Gilfllan
has returned to her home in Beebe.
Mrs. Herbert Bulrill of Windsor is
visiting her father, I. P. Rabier.
Charles Gilfllan of st. Johnsbuly
recently visited his father, James Gil
fillan.
Word has been received here of the
death of Mrs. Jennie Clement Mills
at her home in Oxford, Mass. Mrs.
Mills was the daughter of the late j.
H. and Jane Stevens Clement of Bar
net
Benz. Galley was a recent visitor
in ST. Johnsbury.
Ed Rowe and Lewis Darcom and
Dean are making sugar at their farm
in Peacham.
Gilchrist Brothers have purchased
the store building of Ira J. Albee, also
the coal business of E. B. Chase.
Howard Elliott has bought the
house which was the home of Mrs
Marion Nelson.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-08
EAST RURKE


Henry Darling is home from his
school in Connecticut for his Easter
vacation.
Mrs. U. T. Davis is quite sick Her
daughter, Mrs. Flora Avery of New
port is helping care for her. Anothes
daughter, Mrs. Carrie Mitchell who
has been here for several weeks is
also with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reach have
moved back from East Lyndon onto
their farm here.
H. d. Webster and Jefferson
Welch were in Orleans on business
Friday and Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. E. w. Sturtevant of
Lyndon Corner were recent visitors
at John McNally's.
Edna WEIGH is teaching school at
Lyndonville for cople of weeks.
The Sunshine Glass" met at the
home of Miss Edna Welch Thursday
evening about 35 being present
Games and music We're enjoyed Re
freshments of cake and ice cream
were served and all report good
time.
Fred Farmers sugar house was en-
tered one night last week and about
20 gallons of syrup taken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Jenness visited
at Mr.. Blake's in Lyndonville SUNDAY.
Percy Remission has finished clerk
ing for Webster and Kelley and
commenced work at Darling's mill.
Flora Barber is home from Lyn-
donville, i'll with the grippe.
Easter services were observed Sun
day at the Congregational church
with exercises by the children. Seve--
al were taken into the church. Next
Sunday preaching services will be ct
the Methodist church.
The Sabbath school will hold 4
sugar party at the Congregational
vestry Friday night. Everyone in
vited.
Miss Louise Darling is making
some improvements on her house in
the village occupied by Oliver Jennes
laying hard wood floor, papering
painting etc.
A. E. Colby is slowly gaining from
his illness Sits up little each day.
Miss Edith Mathews of Lyndon
Vile visited Eva Rosebrooks Friday
Miss Hazel Miles is out again al
ter weeks illness with grip.
H. d. Webster went Tuesday 10
Jay and North Troy on business
trip.
Mrs Best of North Hero is stop
ping for a few days at Fred Farmer
with her daughter, Eleanor, who i,
in bed with badly injured knee,
Herbert MaGill is sugaring on the
Sidney Brigham place owned by
Philo Lang, and Ernest Temple ..
the F. c. Harvey place.
6. l.. Eggieston came Thursday 10
see his father. He was accompanied
by Dr.. Wing. He returned to his
home in Canaan Center, n. H., ac-
companied by his wife and child. His
.fathelfather returned home with him
for an operation.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-08
WELLS RIVER

Appropriate music was given by
the Congregations church choir at
both morning and evening services
Easter Sunday Fourteen members
were added to the church roll. The
Easter lilies which were banked
around the pulpit were later send to
the sick in the parish.
Miss Glenna Libbey of Hartford,
Conn, was guest of Mrs George
Symes early in the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts of Rumney,
n H., spent Easter week in town at
the home of their daughter, Mrs.
Fred Learned.
Edward Lamere, Rena Cameron
Isabel Miller and Russell Bailey are
home for the Easter recess.
The. Study Club met Monday even
ing at the home of Mrs. John Peach
Piano solos were given by Mrs
Slack, Mrs. Rourke, Miss Blood and
Miss Fellows and Mrs. Crabtrce sang
soprano solo. The gifted reader,
Mrs. Christabel Whitney Kidder gave
tllc III - dCL II OIlI L ne MtltlIS L Ol
In spite of the bad rain storm the at
tendance was good and each member
and guest heartily appreciated the
splendid program.
DR.. John Canty of st. Johnsbuly
was in town Saturday.
Miss Bernice Smith is spending the
week in New York City.
Edgar Stanley is gaining slowly
from his illness with pneumonia.
William Caleb and son, Roscoe Ca
leb who have spent the winter in
Florida are in town few days the
guest of Judge Baldwin.
Mrs. Lillian Center and son, Ed
ward, of Boston and William White
law have been visiting A. NJ. White
law, who is confined to the house by
recent injury to his ribs, caused by
a fall. His many friends hope for a
speedy recovery.