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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-12
ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting Of the stockhol.
dars CT The First National Bank OF
Bennington, vernon.. ,wsll be held at
their banking house on Tuesday the
18th day OF January, 1920. at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, for the elect.
ion OF directors FOR the ensuing year,
and the transaction of such other bust
ness as may properly come before the
meeting.
l.. A. GRAVES, Cashier.
December Sth, 1918.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-12

rrof. Winiam Pickering OF Harvard
says the moon is inhabited by race
OF superior beings. The professor
didn't say so. but it is presumed he
means they don't drink hear-bcer, they
don't ask yoii TO guess who Il Is when
they call you on the phone they dent
applaud at the movies, they don't bore
other people with their personal opin-
iosis, and their women folk don't wear
firs in summer and bare their in
winter
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-12

1913 sH
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-12
f,sor s,caeh.

II az untitled or addressed hard
wool lioor Incomes gray apply solu-
tion Of TWO ounces Of oSalie acid 30
solved ig Just enough water 20 wet It
well Ell over. Let stand fifteen or
twenty minutes then rinse in cold wa
fer and proceed to wash without suds
as usual.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-12

Man cannot diecs. and assimilate
the mineral elements in rock hence
IL IS necessary for him TO get the ele-
ments for structural work from fruits
and vegetables, in their fresh, uncook-
ed state; for cooking destroys the
chemistry-the chemical synthesis
with albumin is lost, H. Tilden, NJ.
d.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-12

The government is heroic in limiting
the profits of the small retail grocer
and properly so in this age of profit
eering But the public is taken adj
vantage of in so many ways that
the producer OF essentials should be
required TO do business on the equlta.
bic basis established for the small
dealer.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-12

Princeton university has the sym.
raihy of all rlght.thinking people in
its drive" for a Si4.oo0000 endow.
ment- Though among the poorest
financially of the great American edu.
cational institutions. Princeton is
among the richest In achievement and
traditions.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-12
ANNUAL MEETING
Bennington Battle Monument and His
torIcal Association.

EsnhNatoh battIc WONumcHt ana T1Ial
torical Association.
The annual meeting Of Tie Zen
Battle Monument and Histcr-
zeal Association will be held at the
Office OF BatcheIder ( Bates in the
Village OF Bennington on the second
Wednesday in January 1.-THE Four
teenth day. 1920 at ten o'clock in the
forenoon for the election of officers
for the year ensuing and the transac-
ton of any other business proper to
be done when met.
Edward l.. Bates,
Recording Secretary.
Termination. VT.
December 22nd.. 1919.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-12

In Rio, anarchists trying TO stir up
agitation in labor circles, were prompt
~ rounded up by the police, put on
hoard vessel and ordered to be de-
ported. Evidently the Brazilian au-
ttiorities believe that the way TO deal
with the reds is TO do it now and re-
move the roots.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-12
| Cnnndlnn IegisIaior plnns

4 Canadian legislator plans hill
prohibiting plnyins cards and feathers
for ladies' hats. What we want how.
ever. IS q law foFbIddIng BARRIERS FROM
cutting the hair Of Young men IN such
manner that they look os if,lhe baelt
"a thclr head were all neck.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-12

4 fefkcnS," said t'aeIr f.ber, "tlat
caml!date has 10 hc right IecrfuI not
o let de hnndsiakin sociabillty cit to
70 80 much Of a habit dat it lnterferes
VIII his Office work when he gifts de
lob"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-12

We hope the Bennington census
ouumerator5 realize the responsibility
that rests on them to see that no per-
son escapes. Bratueboro, ST. Johns
buy. Montpelier and Springfield each
haa lively ambition 10 win the rank
now held by bennington as tho largest
town In the state. not counting the
cities OF darlington, Rutland and
barre. whose area does not include
any considerable farm TERRITORY. Brat
tleboro and St Johnsbury arc su2o5-
ed!y our most dangerous rivals With
Springfield fast Closing M the gap and
laockingani and Colchester not so far
behind as 10 be ont Of hearing.
Twenty yearsego Bennington took the
honors away FROM ST Johnsbars and
Brattlehors and they are stralning
every nerye to win this years count.
Taxing the censaa IN. milginter Is
anfofuiaatt. TO- Bennington 81 prac-
tlcally none of our summer colony
are here, though considerable part
OF them are voters and legal residents,
bit absent three or four months, dur
Ing the WINTER Net only are they
gene but, they have taken many EN-
plcyes @lth them. In spite Of this
drawback The eanaes believes that
llenningtop has nearly q thousand
more people than eithef Brattleboro
o. ST. .lohnsbury IL .he count made
By the cnumerators is ,ul! ara &c
curate. Bennington and Nindham
countie5 are also rivals for the honor
CIV owning The smallest town in Yer
mont We wait In nervous anxiety
for the returns from Glastonbury and
Somerset
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-12
You .eannoe averaae one.

hence life insurance to give the bene-
fit of average with many. Insure
and be sure. What 1t costs 1t saves
National Life ms. Co.. (MutuaD Earle
S, Kinsley, General Agent, Mead
Building, Rutland. VT. Adv.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-12

At the meeting of the Vermont Bar
association a few days ago It develop.
ed from the records that Hon. J. X.
Bptchelder of Arlington and Benning-
ton is the only surviving member OF
tho group of lawye.s who issued the
original call for the forming of the as
Isociation many years ago. Mr.. Batch
elder also believes he is the only law
yer now living who ever tried case
In the old Bennington county court
house when It was on Town Hill. He
! Is not quite certain as 1t is possible
that Judge Waterman OF Brattleboro
may have practiced here at that time
as Judge Waterman is several years
older than Mr. Batchelder.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-12
MONDAY. JANUARY L., 1920.

The ladies' OF this town are so
young and fresh looking that they
can take 10 years of their ages and
the census man will never suspect it..
Morrisville Messenger
AS II it were necessary to encour-
age the women of I.amoille county to
deceive tho cenans enumerator about
Their ages. Worse than that IS to do
it by telling them that they are
fresh We believe that the editor
of the Messenger would kiss babies in
violation OF the rules Of the board in
health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
Marriage Of Minor
NoiC Legal

Dear Miss Grey: have been .
reader Of your little corner for . long
time. and would like your advice on
the snbject below:
A man. near 30 yeArs Of aga went
with . f7-year- school girl on
. supposedly shopping trip downtown
and while away took her TO the court
house and. with the help Of . man
and woman. both strangers 10 the
girl. procured marriage license and
was married. all swearing 10 the lie
that the Kiri was Of legal age. and
without the consent Of eishcr parent.
The father gave his consent q few
days later. II the marriage ieTMg
Kindly let me know as soon M
possibie. ". p.
Several veavs ago q fudge ruled
that II such q Marriage scrre con-
summ1fed. that consfifufed ifs legal
tfv. The marriage sconId BE- al
Judged legal anvsray scsfh the con-
sent Of one parent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
Every Flower
Has a Story
AllItS Own

The peony signifies bsshfuIness In
the language OF flowers.
In China II Ia called man.tanfa. the
flower OF prosperity. and Ia regarded
with great pride and reverence. Tho
great tree peony. cultivated by tho
Chinese. grows 10 a height II eight
feet, and the blossoms are OF i'm
mense size. measuring nine inches
across.
To the Greeks. the peony wns =
sacred flower. They believed that 10
came from the moon and was under
special protection from that planet.
II was believed that its healing pow
erB were unfailIng. The root, boiled
In wine. was a cure for diseases OF
the stomach. In the 18th century.
children wore beads made from roots
OF the plant TO prevent convuision.
Fifteen seeds. eaten before retiring.
would prevent nightmare. II was
said. Ancient writers claim that an
extract from the peony cured In
sanity and falling sickness. II vas
also believed that great care should
be exercised In digging up the roots
OF the plant after dark because Picsas.
the woodpecker Of Mars, would At
tack the eyes Of anyone who trted
TO disturb the plant.
According 10 the Greeks. Pasonia
was n beautiful nymph. One day.
when Apollo was making love 10 her.
Paconia happened 10 turn around
and saw Venus regarding her ansri-
Iy. The nymph bIushed 20 red that
the color never left her face. When
Venus for punishment changed her
into o flower. she still retained the
rosy hue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
Widofrer Endorses
Club for Lonelu

Dear Miss Grey: Sure thing. let
us have that club for the lonely.
but let US make Il an organization
TO be proud OF. zach member 20 be
we'll recommended and furnish . doc
tors certificate showing good health.
Thsre are a lot Of us fellows that
dcnt dance. 10 we are little known
and srldom asked 10 = party OF any
kind We MI up the shows some
dAyA and take . look at the waiting
limo other days have been want
inc 10 got acquainted with some nice
lady for . number Of years. but !
don't Sem 10 be favored with .
chance. WHOEVER or ~
The srooesften vos offer regard
ts0 clean btI ~ health Il good !;
bst ! scosI4 ask 700 hor on earth
a sefofe1 ssveseev might cart along
10 lot " vscsnms~dastosss TAS
scAsse Svotis1. - for a. v ceNce$xs
~. censevs s1ous wsn end scesser
who ere sbseists ssvonoer( N our
n1fs1 TIE osrI ~ bov. nan or
scoRan scho has hpcd u . COM
swattv sepevul years tsst asssruuv
ccfs sc1waSsfcd after . eSms: bvs "
u Nt0hsv dAscossaosso for Nm o.
her 6sesrO the procesa what ~
need v some sort Of evrastsnfton
sohtcA sctu BRING satisfactory results
IN . mach shorter ffmc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
Confessions ofaBride
Copyright 1890 By Me 1kuHpa per Emrprrs ASodaiioD
THE BOOK OF ANN
bob is MY RULER BUT HE WON'T ADMIT IT
AND TESTS FAIL
NeuDpaper EFfrpr,s ASociaiior)

ton exists ana IL one OF the flaws
In tho ancient institution Of mar
riage. ! suppose II s a domestic
situation which cannot be remedied
Long ago. ! arrived nj this conclu.
sion from my own experience. and
one day WAS startled 20 find tho
same idea In a book ] WAS reading.
Here's something from Elsie
Clcws Parsons" 1 said 10 Bob II
want you 20 hear H." And I read.
The bulk Of our surplus energy.
emery beyond that applied 70
sustaining life. Expresses itself in
ruling others. Marriage IL
the most satisfactory device yet
worked out for the control Of one
adult by another"
"Rotr' exclaimed my husband.
"Bunk' I'D be sorry. Jane TO think
that I ever ruled my little wife,
Come here and kiss met
] obeyed his command
"of course. you wouldn't rule me.
dariing--not knowingly" ] agreed.
with the compiaissance Of the wife
when her man makes love 70 her.
Now we've discusned IL. III never
be afraid 10 disagree with you. or
raise disasrseabIe subjects asnini"
"you--afraid Of my opinionY" Bob
chuckIed IN the quiet way he has
when delighted ''Giri-you run me
TO suit yourself, You know you
dor
And No we came out exactly where
every other happy and unhappy pair
arrives at the conclusion OF similar
discussions,
And on the very first important
occasion I had for testing our agree
mcnt--f hesitafcd-and was lost. I
didn't dare TO say that hadn't been
on . horse since the day my lord
and master had seen me In the park
with Ivest
was . coward, But I was .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30

bob. do hope we can have this
evening 10 ourselves" ! said, after
my failure 10 interest him by light
ing his clxsret. III seems 10 me
that We never have any time alone
toEsthss any morer'
WED better get sxay from the
house. my dear" Bob responded.
There's n crowd here almost every
evening. you must admit
Let Ann take care Of emf She
has Midget and corinne TO help her
this week. Let's run away Let's
have the horses and go for a ridel
l haven't been on a horse since"
stopped suddenly. I hadn't been
ON a horse since the day Bob had
seen me In the park with Ivesl Bob
would rcmembcri And I was afraid
that he might 30 off into one of his
fits Of prolonged and stubborn
silence.
Bob doesn't pretend to rule me.
Ito doesn't claim any right over my
thoughts or my actiona lie doesn't
want me 20 be afraid Of him. And
yet arm always stopping to consider
what his point OF view win b. on
every subject which comes up. And
| arm forever endeavorine TO parade
only such matters a. viii meet with
his unqualified approval And I am
always avoiding the topics which
win call out his objections.
don't mean TO be deccitfui. I
would hats 70 be q hypocrite. But !
must confess that indirectly. ! am
forever trying 20 oonciiiste my hun
band. think the majority OF wives
DO the same thing In the same way.
consciously or unconsciousiy.
And doubtless the majority Of hus,
banda would be tremendously sur.
prised II they guessed that they ruled
thsir women In this fAshlon.
BOD would resent the charge. Of
course. would deny that the condl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30

Including many gfeups thai
are sharply reduced fSs clear.
ancss and othsrs boushe ~ =
sacrifice price 10 b. soS4 Tar
b~iow regular prices.
Pint yld0s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
BY CYNTHIA GREY

has the girl who Is not u
Ufude, but who holds high
Deals, any chance in this
+ world? 1t seems not. The
rougher you are. the more
they like you. The same Is
true at q dance. The respecta-
BE Rirl is left to stand and
those who are conspicuous by
tne paint route, and who
Svoar thin lace hose and skirts
barely below the knees seem
y get all the pleasure Of the
evening.
/ have asked . number Of
poople why this is. but they
g not seem to be able to give
Inv satisfactory answer. Per-
hnps you can't either. Miss
Cry, but please say some
in9. HAZEL.
~ Dear Hazel: I believe
~ rendition you speak Of Is
~ psychology of attraction,
1o1or attruction, I might say,
D>ich affects the human eye.
Did You ever notice the
osveloMs marking Of almost
.mole birds, and their
! SpfAers of the animal king
oo1o, and hon these striking
lnoreiN0s make a hit iClth the
0o1orless little female?
Dent you suppose that the
onfeg Of cowrfship may be re-
ovood vita ~ humans, and
NE ~ human female wears
ri0ht c0l0rs to attract the
80 hxmanf
~ kmman female does not
c1vs c0nfime color to the
1tes. bit Il sometimes runs
~ ~ ths checks, the lips
ovon ne hair. That's the
nonee Of oar animal an
DccovDs ] sSpp0s6, and t.
80 hsenoM, ike the female
u ~ 10sCer species, Is stiu
o(CvQcted bv the bright plum
1he little bronze female
Nhoooamt q firmly convinced
~ little pheasant ipav that
~ feathers do make fine
Mi. and the male human Is
not - convinced of the same
Y NJ hwnlan iCdy.
Dut, after all, IL u not fine
66fkers, the srdv paint and
y battle co(0rs that attract
~ nsen IN your office, per-
,onontIv. II Is really because
1ooe 0iris use the shortcut.
6een the sensational method
N attracting. Eventually it
fkeir good dancing, their
rfrHt conpersdtion. or their
~ personality that causes
y hwSnGn male TO siccumb.
When a man marvies a girl
" this type, the first thing
~ he asks of her is to dis
~ tke Edr paint. He loved
~ II spite of It, but not be-
. = =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
Marimba Band
Found in Wilds
lOf Nicaragua

Within the almost inaccessible
wiida OF Nicaragua dweils a strange
race, said 10 be the only remnant Of
the aboriginal people who inhabited
America before the coming Of the red
Indians. These people have an an
Gent civilization OF their own. and TO
sec them In 10 look at picture OF
humanity an II was here perhaps
1000 years ago.
Agents OF John Robinson'a big
shows penetrated 10 this Isolated re.
gion and succeeded In bringing with
them a band OF the native musicians
with their instruments. This In the
bamboo marimba. maryelously sweet
in tone and played with great skill
by these people. And the music
which they produce proves that al
some distant period these people had
developed the art OF music TO a high
degree. Their airs. while very
strange. show astonishing technique.
The above is one OF the novel fea.
lures In John Robinson's show com.
ing 10 Seattle. Thursday and Friday.
August and Q.
s~~~~~~~~s~~~s~~~~~
coward only because ! couldn't en-
dure the hurt OF quarrel with Bob.
couldn't endure a single cross wore
or n moments moodiness on the part
Of the man I loved.
We went for ride--a long one by
the lake in the moonlight wore
white breechcs and q thin blouse.
and I left my hat at home. Bob
was In equally informal costume. and
we had . glorious evening. We
pulled up our mounts In the shadow
Of some great willows near the lake.
white girl Of mine" whispered
my husband. You're always the
same--and always Different I'm
more In love with you than I've ever
been In my lifcr
ITO h COnfiuue6.1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
VIII A T do YOU
" thinki Write Gym
thia Grey, care of The
Seattle Star.

look ike an Indian chief on
the evc of battle.
You are 10 and you are
puzzled; but don't be discour-
aged. II took many millions
of years to erolre the human
animal. and phaf nth the
haif-smothered instincts of
wild beast. the savage and the
other varied ancestry that be-
longs on his family tree. man
IS probably more Of a puzzle
to himself than to anyone else.
And that applies to Uomen,
too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30

a girl who 6oesu't know one card
from another may Be an adept al
holding hands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
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Whip cream: beat eggs TN stiR ass1
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and beat into eggs: gently mix he
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strong brine with the Ice and salt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-24

acts. u expresses the genius q Gil
bert ana Sullivan a. the toF notch q
their art. and il Is the Boston Eng
Ush Opera Compsny's greatest
triumph with e record New York r1a
behind L.
In 'Ruddigore" the famous Giioer'
Aas written q lhretto ard lyrics which
are Z continuous burlesque Of u1eio-
drama II shows up the foieles ana
gbsurdities Of that popular form OF
play. and its characters are exact re-
productions OF many personsges seen
il many a nlelc6rau1a throughout a
period Of many years Of stage history
Mortals and ghosts abound in its
d-a1nEtls persona=. The airs are Sc
duct5ve- making the entire opera
warld OF erchantrnent. Melody.
dialogue, songs. orchestral music
all these combine ii ~EudciEo-e' 20
account for It's great success IN New
York last season x comes 10 the
Opera House Oh THURSDAY. Sept sefh.
che performance Only. Seat sale
starts TO-DAY al Ih A n, No phone
orders accepted Box Office open daily
from 10 A NJ 10 P Il. fer seat sale
Manager Applehy predicts clean sell
uut as tire man orders we're very
heayy.-Adv-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-24
ADJUSTMENTS
DASH AND COLOR
OF SPAIN IN
PHOTOPLAY

Tire Worl6 and His Wife VIII IL
the feature attraction a TIE Colonial
theatre today !, Is Paramount
Picture. one q the o,g Cos7aorsol1-an
I.rodg ions True to life atnosph ere
< CT prime importance II the creation
q mot3oa picture plays since thts i
& aranOuct-Artcraf, feature II
follows ina; i = true - life il. -
eve-y detail
TIE Word and HIS Wifi g sto--
q northern Spain. nat picturesque
land where hove IS e.ag z-S where rhe
pass1ozs rz- Wild, Surtrern SPAN
resembles Il many particulars
southern france and northwestern
!-z,2- 80 E.cber, 6 TlEnola- VINO 3
..ort2--n Italian and a, I-ig4or. a
fellow ocuncrE1san. Photographed I'll
T-s result = & marvellous Ehotopaay
that stands -; Is ore % re greatest
dramatic ard artistic features n
months
Ana Rabens. who vas th@ TEA
tl~+5 p-are- = Eursorescue has
tae 1<z5s-g Fcse II THIS PRODUCTION
and her cha-actert zaf5c.a e Fez5.a-
w-o FAIRIES Lc~ Julian very r.ch AID
= 10 <.ice- nan -e~s-,t, y ,rl--,-s'7
& a---g E--est3. . ycutr.E! v--s-er
sr5 sa- = oe- 5li52-'s dzcaase-d
friend. cores - i've Nth them Fv-I
stories are circulated a&7-- tie Young
folks ! due z v1s-- Don Julian
g ta-el.y wounded ard sere-a- otzer
startling ecve-7s t@-low
BESIDES Mss Tgte-s ~ cas. n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-24
ALICE BRADY
IN a DARK
LANTERN"

Ale Er-5T 5 enoUgh = fl
theatre 81 a7y time Particularly
VII Ire crowds b a me Coloriol III
Saturday when ms charming star
appears II : bark Lantern" her
latest Realsrt picture No- Only does
Miss Brady's beauty shine a. sts
best bit me play gives her abundant
Opportunity 70 dress exquis.;ely. a
fast hat : sure 10 pack the theatre
with rren as vel as women TIE
story IS that Of an English society
gin who is virtually II love with
two men but doesn't know which on.
she wants Other good things viii
also Re seen On the progran-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-24

and his surrounding players put II
ever is . treat 70 the eye ana ear
One Of the most notable features Il
connection with Mr. Aliens orcani-s
ton IS lsvishness hat is so apparent
upon ali sides-one thing Is certainly
evident without any gzinsSying and
that is that he has surely spared 10
expense n making this q mighty re-
rnsrksble organization In that respect
Indeed. the Opera House management
enthuses unrestrainedly over D4Ily
Allen ard his company. fer il honestly
feels that in his Organization il tas
one Of the most delightful Of It's kind
or tour.
TIE local engagement comes 10 lis
conclusion AZ the Opera House To-
morrow night and bidding zdieu 20 Mr.
Alien and his associates. 4; IS safe %
say tina. the theatre-goers Of Augusta
viii not hesitate 20 register their es-
tee-n IN an unrnistzkable manner.
Phone now isA for your seats fer
tonigh. and tomorrow. box osice open
from 10 A. NJ to 10 P. M.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-24

The crowning event o. the golf sea-
son al the Augusta Country Club vlTi
he the match next Saturday between
William Fits and William william
son and the winner VIII be acclaimed
the clubs 1920 champion There Is
=. great deal OF interest IN this match
q nd the favorites are playing almost
even. making the outcome much more
interesting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-24

cal stories. built for laughing pur-
poses cnlg- And that succeeds sd-
Z.cably n living up tox.ae reason TIA;
II was created Astounding II catchy
musical numbers, My Once INA
While IS one CT those productions
that maintain the same rate Of speed
from first rising OF the curtain Until
the conclusion. IL is n every re-
spect splendid musical comedy,
and the manner IN which NJ Allen
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-24
Puneful and Mirthful
"Ruddigore'

No merraer medium cor laughter
has ever been created thar the famous
comic opera. Euddigore It's Wit
cores across the footlights IN
never-srding flashes its tunes s-a-kle
Enerrilr II solos and choruSes. and It's
satire IS keen and sustained through
OUT the merry length of its two long
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-24

We wish 20 extend OUT heartfelt
thanks to those Of our friends and
who SO kindly assisted Us
in our great bereavement
AR & MRS ALFRED REED,
WAITER REED.
ANDREW REED.
MRS. A r. NESBTT & FAMILY.
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