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Evening journal., 1920-01-17
PaFGiies

Miss Grace Kavanaugh, of No. i6O
West Fourteenth street. entertained
number Of friends at a bridge party o.
Tuesday evening. Many out-of-towl
guests were present.
A surprise variety shower was giver
by Miss J. Anna Benjamin, at the HON,
OF Mr.. and Mrs Taylor /. Thompson
No. t7O5 Union street, TO Miss Mar,
Wright, in honor Of her approaching
marriage to Lloyd w. Richards. of thl.
city The bride to be was the recipient
OF many beautiful and useful presents
Guests were present from this city
Chester and oxford, Pa.
Miss Esther Bancroft entertained
Miss Esther Ward. Miss Natalie Moore
William Nassau Of Germantown, the
MessTs. Swain Of Kennett Square. and
Freeman, Of Providence, r. l. at dinner
last night
A card party was held this afternoon
by the Ursuline Academy Alumnae As
sociation at the Academy for the benefit
Of the charity fund.
Mrs Laura Shilling delightfully."- en-
tertained at 6 o'clock dinner Thursday
evening in honor Of Mrs Minnie KEEP
pinger Of Washington. who is deputy
supreme copmander Of the W. B. A.,of
The Maccabees. The guests were
Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Lillian Carmichael
Mrs Elizabeth Whann, Mrs bella
Walker. Mrs. Mary Kates. Miss Lillian
Kates, Miss Dora Singles and Miss Bes-
sic Maclary.
Miss Louise Nowland gave a tea yes
terday afternoon IN honor Of Mrs.
Philip Laird and Miss katherine Pack
ard, Of Baltimorse The affair was one
Of the most delightful Of this season.
Mrs. Willard Speakman will enter
tain at dinner tonight in honor Of two
engaged couples, Miss Mildred Taylor
and Hilton Meyer and Miss -Rebecca
Watson and Rodman Smith.
Mrs. Charles I. story win entertain
at dinner tonieht in honor Of Mrs.
Minnie Evans Keyes. Of Lansing, Mich.
right worthy grand secretary OF the
general grand chapter Of the Order of
Eastern Star, and Dr. Alfred C. McDan-
iel, Of San Antonio. Texas. most worthy
Grand patron Of the order OF Eastern
star.
The Mems Bible Cl1ss OF Hanover
Sunday school spent last
evening with the Rev. Charles II.
Bohner, teacher. the occasion being Mr..
birthday anniversary. A de-
liehtful social evening was enjoyed. |
The men presented basket OF fruit TO 1
their pastor and teacher and also |
wished him many happy returns Of the
day.
a dance will be given Mondav NIGHT
IN the duBorry room Of tho Hotel du-
Pont. by the Beth-Har Club. OF the /
Harlan plant Of the Bethlehem Ship |
Corporation. The club Is |
Of The women emnloyes OF
The main offices OF The Harlan plant.
About 60 guests are expected
Mrs. l.. Lane and the Misses Rose
Johnson. Callie stewart. Dorothea Rus
sell Snd Marie HitcIins comprise the
in charge.
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SETTLEMENT NOTES

The Mems Club Of Peoples Settle
ment will entertain the members OF the
Womans Club on January %.
Rehearsals are being held weekly for
the program Of the evening. although
the nature Of It has not yet been made
public.
A talk on Thrift will be given at the
regular meeting Of the Woman's Club
on Thursday afternoon, in cooperation
with the committee which is advertis-
ing Thrift Week.
Two plays for the Spring festival are
under way at present. "Cupid's Part
ner." which will be given by the House
Dramatic Club and a morality play
called "The House Of the Heart given
by the Girl Scouts.
The rummage sale held at the Settle
ment this week netted $40 for the
Penny a Day Society, which goes To-
ward paving of the small mortgage on
this building.
The basketball season is in full swing
and many exciting games are being
PLAYED off every week.
Three settlement teams are organized
and the first team, the Penn Dells, is
making a snlendid record in basketball.
Miss Edith Russell OF the house STAFF,
attended the National Conference OF
Girl scouts. which was held In Phila-
delphla. Jsnuafy i5-i6. at Tie Beileyuea
Stariford Hotel M ..s% =
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"Yn Girls TO nANCE-

The girls who took part in the Com
munity Christmas celebration are ar
ranging for a Leap Year dance to. be
given in the Knights Of Columbus hall
on next Friday evening. X Of C. kindly
granted the Use Of their hall for the
purpose and for other civil affairs under
the auspices OF the Wilmington Com
munity Service. Each girl who took
part in the various entertainments will
be invited 20 the dance and is invited
to bring a friend.
The affair will begin at 9 o'clock is
being arranged by the following COM
mittee: Gertrude Kinsler, Florence Barn
hill, Regina Fuqua. Mary Fuqua. Edna
Murray, Gladys Passmore.
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HOW TO SUCCEED
IAn Editorial by the Society Editor }


What did all lesson for an
m hat e one did Her name Rose Fritz She's ypist
in the world and is make $1,000 year.
She has written 263 minute typewriter as record
She shorthand words minute and
for Is minutes has maintained iis without
That after four years
Miss Fritz literally pounded her the
worked worked And praciced aimed 70 be ac
ura the great fault Of thousand senographers refused
the
Persistence ambition accuracy her as they win
stenographer These though elements lacking which
few enographers reach the physical condition
foundation technique mastery mechanical side OF the
typewriter and consistent practice ~
Evening journal., 1920-01-17

Mrs. C. !. Cause is visiting Mrs. Es
bert Moxhsm, Of Long Island She vii
return next Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend Miller lesv
next week for South America wher
they viii remain several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Snellenburg re
turned this week from New York
where hey spent several days.
Mrs. Edwin E. Cooper and LITTLE
daughter Marjorie are spending the win
ter with Mrs. .CJOper's mother, Mrs. l.
A. Garrison. Mrs Cooper comes from
Flint. Mclh.. where Mr.. Cooper Is en-
ployed by the dupont Company.
Samuel r. Dickinson, formerly OF this
city. but now Of ocean Olty, n. j., re-
Gently spent several days with his
mother. Mrs Emily Dickinson, Of No,
1916 Delaware avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs e. L. Pine, Of Glenside,
pa. are spending the weekend as The
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ. Ar
mold, No. 2i20 Jefferson street.
Mrs. W. N. Vernon is the guest OF
Mrs. G. NJ. Helsler. Of West Philadel-
phis.
Miss Margaret Perkins. OF No. 1926
North Eighteenth street, Philadelphia,
Is visiting her cousin, Miss Lydia Ham
mond, OF No. 1905 North dupont street,
this city.
Mrs. Helen w. Oberrender. Of No. 9is
Van Buren street, left on Thursday for
New York City TO join her sister, Mrs.
Maurice Mouvet the famous dancer.
They left yesterday for Cuba, ro be
gone about two weeks.
Miss Marjorie e. Watson Of Roselle,
who has been III at her home. threat
ened with pneumonia, is reported as inn
proving.
The annual prom OF the Junior Glass
Of the Wilmington High School will
take place at the New Century Club
Saturday evening, February T. A play |
will be given preceding the dance, dl- |
rected by Mrs. C. F. wentz.
w G. Phillips has been visiting rela-
tlves at Mlllsboro.
Miss Myrtle Raymond spent the past
weekend with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Bradley, near Fred
erics.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Cross OF Bowers
Beach are the guests Of friends in this
city
Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Mlllman recently
visited relatives at Glendale.
Mrs Edna Passwaters is the guest OF
friends at Greenwood.
Wallace White spent the past week
enc with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. b.
White, at Magnolia. II
Mrs James MulHn was a guest this
week Of Mrs. c. X. Cresswell at Port
Deposit
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w eddim g S

The wedding OF Miss Hanna Topkis
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Topkis
and N. I. S. Goldman, Of Philadelphia
WI Dtake place at o'clock next Tues
day evening, in the Adas Kodesch Syn.
asague Sixth and French serets. The
ceremony viii be performed by Rabbi
David B. Swlren and Rabbi Leventhal,
Of Philadelphia.
Ferns and palms Will be the decora-
tion in the synagogue. The aisle down
which the bridal party will pass will
be arched with ferns and palms inter
twined with white satin ribbon.
The bride will be attended by Miss
Miss Zipporah Topkls as maid Of
honor. The bridesmaids will be Miss
ClTabell Glnns, Miss Rosaline Hitler
sohn, Miss Jechabeb Topk, Miss Mabel
Ellis, OF Burlington, y. j.; Miss Reba
Ginns, OF Chester, and Miss Constance
Goldman, OF Philadelphia.
Little Miss Zerllne Topkis and Rosa
lie Payes will be the flower girls.
The ushers will be Jesse Finn, Joel
Korn, Goodman Rose. Abraham Topkls.
r. Victor Topkis and Samuel Reisman.
The bride will be given in marriage
by her father. Her gown will be white
broeade satin with court train. Her
tulle veil will be in cap effect. caught
with orange blossoms. She viii carry
q white satin bible with lilies of the
valley hanging from 50.
Il The maid Of honor will wear a tulle
and silver frock. The bridesmaids will
wear pastel shade dresses with hats TO
match, and viii carry baskets Of mixed
sweet peas and roses. The flower girls
will wear pink taffeta and carry bas-
kets Of roses.
Afier the ceremony reception will
be held in the ballroom OF the Hotel
DUPONT, The bride and groom will 20
to Florida on the wedding trip. and
upon their return they will reside at
No. 1905 Nedro evenue. philidelphia. pa.
Miss Rosalie HliIrsohn entertained
the bridal party at The Dansqnt IN the
Hotel dupont, this afternoon. This
eveldDg the bride-to-be will entertain
the ebridal party at dinner and the
theatre
Anouncementthas Just been made OF
the marriage Of Mrs. Nellie Walsh But
der, OF this city, and ChSrles II DeFor-
est, OF Oklahoma City, Okla. formerly
OF Pittsburgh, Pa, The ceremony
took place in ST. Joseph's Cathedral.
Oklahoma City, Tuesday monring. Jan.
9, Father McCready officiating. Mrs
DeForest will be remembered bv her
friends as living at No. 20 Vandever
avenue, this city.
Miss Anne Drew. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Clifford Drew. OF New
Haven, Conn. and William Albert Rev
nolds, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. William X.
Reynolds, OF Harvey Station. Will be
married in st Johns Episcopal Church.
New Haven, Conn. at G o'clock this
evening
A pretty wedding took place on Wed !
nesday, at the Cathedral when Miss
Katherine A. Henry and William Edward
bcws0n- We're married, by the Rev. John
! Dougherly.
The yhi5de wore "a travelling suit oil
pekin bluts with picture hat 70 match.
her UQrsage bouquet consisted of sweet
leart poses and gardenlas. The bride
Mas attended by her cousin, Miss Mar |
saret ~ Alulrooney She wore
brown sllvertone suit with hat tol
match. Her corsaee bouquet was OF
Yellow MarguenMes and sweet peas.
Martin r. Henry, d brother OF the
Evening journal., 1920-01-17

The monthly meeting OF Delawar,
Branch OF the International SUNSHINE
Society, win be held on Monday even
ing, al the home If Mrs. Louis Hance
The America" Ninth and Orange
streets.
An interesting program has been ar
ranged for the current events class OF
! the Washington Heights Century Club
which meets on Monday afternoon, al
the home Of Mrs. Lydia Slocomb, No.
1900 Washington street. Current events
VIII be given by Mrs. II. Radcliffe. Pa
pers will be read by Mrs. William L.
Piper and Mrs. Helen Magaw. A de-
] llghtful musical hour has been planned
by Mrs. Charles L. Griffith, chairman OF
music Of the Delaware State Federation
Of W'omen's Clubs. Mrs. Grlflth will
give an interesting talk on Russian
music and will demonstrate the same.
Miss Madeline Reed will sing the solo
numbers. Tea and a social hour Will
conclude the afternoon.
Mrs. Katharine Hanaway is chairman
of the current events programs for this
ponth.
Richardson Park Clvics Club will meet
on Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs Prank Gedllng. An Interesting pro-
gram has been arranged.
The dance and card party which was
held on Wednesday evening in the Ma
sonic Hall. at Newport, was we'll at
tended and proved a great success. Mu-
sic was furnished by the "Original Six"
orchestra.
The Bellefonte Civics Club will meet
at the home Of Mrs. Christopher Jack,
at 2 O'Clock on Tuesday afternoon. This !
will be program afternoon" Mrs. VII |
liam G.. Speakman will be the principal |
speaker, taking as her subject French |
Women"
Cynthias Helpers Branch Of the In
ternatlonal Sunshine Society which met
on Tuesday evening at the home Of I
Mrs. Mabel Brown, No. 400 West
street gave interesting
sunshine" reports Of the work done at
Christmas. Fruit and flowers were sent
TO shut-ins and 10 the hospitals, and
many worthy families were well cared
for. Other acts OF sunshine" were also
carried out by this branch during the
holiday season.
The Blue Rock Community Club OF
Gordon Heights will meet at 2.30 O'Clock
On Monday at the home Of Mrs. Charles
Fahs at Hillorest. Current events win
be given by Mrs. Warner Brashiers
THE Life OF George Eliot" will be given
by Miss Mable Talley. A paper on mu-
sic will be read by Mrs. Charles p.
Palmer. Tea and social hour Will fol-
low. 81 "
Kennery Studio UNub will NEST on
Monday evening at the home OF Miss
Lillian Marshall, No. 20i3 Market
street. The evening will be given over
10 a business meeting and a musical
Current Events Cluss Of the New Cen
ury Club will enjoy a program Of |
many features on Tuesday. "Three c
Ills In a Bottle" fantasy in one act.
y Rachel Lyman Fields, will be one OF /,
he features. This will be presented by =
ight members OF the class. Miss Mary :,
ossell will talk on Modern Plays and /,
layers" Mrs. A. II. Berlin will give
sketch Of the pageant, The Way
lrer." Several musical selections viii a
lso be given. =
Evening journal., 1920-01-17
THE FAITHFUL PRJZlNE
lAn EdItorIaI by the socletr Edltor-

We Deawareans depend largely California prunes The
new crop is in And down at the
fat and loaded with sunshine into sga
eath food Any physician win And comparatively
cheap - q s'etasss
Time when quarter would purchase uep than m %
nary family would a bnrsoy
knows But all things they econbnica f o as
49, - Z ~ sSu es
Or course there are restaurants where charged iocenisor
dsh OF carefully counted
juice But that isn't the the
and keep the doctor and
each loaded health tonic ' i'
Evening journal., 1920-01-17
MeAIL MEETING TIIESnAY.

The annual meeting Of the Wilmins-
ton McAll Auxiliary will be held Tues
day afternoon at 8 O'Clock in West Pres
byterian Church.
Evening journal., 1920-01-17
PIANO FOR EMPLOYEES

A new plano for use at the weekly
sings and other social affairs was pre-
sented Thursday evening by Mrs. C. A.
Lippincoit TO the Lippinoott Relief AS
ISOLATION OF Lippincotts store.
The presentation came al the annual
meeting Of the association at which
officers were elected as follows: Presl-
dent, Wlier Colt; vice president Chas.
II. Foulk; secretary, Virginia Shea
treasurer, Elwood Killen; board Of di-
rectors, Viola Broomsll, Mary Wood
mansie, William B. Montgomery. John
Loud, G. B. NIcCulloch and r. D. Me-
ginnis.
Evening journal., 1920-01-17
CENTURY CLUB LUNCHEON

Great interest is being taken in the
anniversary luncheon Of the New Cen
tury Club which is to be held at the
club building on Friday. January 80
Tickets are on sale by Mrs. Lysle r.
Beardslee who Is chairman Of the ami
vi sary committee. Members who have
not already secured dhelr tickets for
This annual function may obtain them
at the current events class on Tues
day, January 90 and q OF from Mrs.
Beardslee at her residence, No. 900
Broome street
The other members OF the anniver-
sary committee consists OF Mrs. Charles
F. Wentz. dramatics: Mrs. Z 2. Negen-
dank, music: Mrs. William Blatz. dee
Mrs. Robert B. Bayner. toasls
and Mrs. Arthur Patterson, luncheon.
The Want Ads are we'll famed for
f,tfcfpaee abouuac f1upfpor 4Ta
Evening journal., 1920-01-17

While it Is better for you not 10 make
changes in location at this time, Want
Ad viii bring you into communities on
with some very desirable propositions
both renting and buying.
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Births 1 S

BRANNOCK-To Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bran
mock. Of No. 1919 West Seventh street. at
the Physicians and Surgeons Hospital, ou
January II. a daughter.
POrTER-To Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Potter. OF
No. 1906 West Seventh street. at the
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital. on
January Is, a daughter.
GOLDBERG-TO Mr. and Mrs Josaph
Goldberg, OF No. 1917 Oak street. at the
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital. on
January IL, a daughter.
CREEDON-To Mr.. and Mrs John Cree
, don. Of No. sos North Franklin street.
az the Physicians and Surgeons Hospital,
Oh January 10, daughter.
Search the Want Ids FOR gond posi-
tions, and If you have a house 10 rent
the Want Ads will prove good, reliable
agents.
Evening journal., 1920-01-17

bride. was best man,
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Dewson left for Atlantic City, and upon
their return they VIII live at No. SOC
North Van Buren, street,
Evening journal., 1920-01-17

the handsome gowns worn by The
women attending,
Many dinners preceded last nights
ball. One Of the largest dinner parties
was that Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Tall
man. Covers were laid for twenty
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Thompson
entertained at dinner for twelve
guests.
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Put An End TO 1t
AN Editorial by the society EdItor.l

An Editorial by the Society Edior)
Delaware boys and girls young young
tend dances n this city other
and put stop to the attempt
leaders to use sacred and semsacd purposes
he dancers who employ the musicians
should be exercised
to Thee was used in waltz time at That however
hearsay.
local orchestra used the music of that old
carol Holy Night Peaceful Night waltz
voiced no protest
such is both CHALLENGED and re-
buked little while OF Jesus Lover
Of My Soul into onestep and excerpts from the auh Chorus
Holy Night Of the most beautiful Christ
written The author
follows:
Holy night peaceful night!
Gonder where they
Ger the Babe who in silent sleep,
heavenly
Rests in heavenly peace
Silent night holest night
Darkness flies a Is
shepherds hear the angels sing:
faleujahl hail the Kingi
Jesus the Saviour here
Jesus the Saviour is herei"
Silent hoiest night
Guiding Star, o lend thy light
see the Eastern wise bring
Gifts and homage to King
Jesus, the Saviour is herel
Jesus, the Saviour is herel
sacred production
Namp Patches Tell Me- lndano might Be Your 0nceina
of
light Oh What Pal Was Mary Kisses, Nanny Mne Yellow Dog
Blues Egypt Land Alcoholic Blues Chnghong Wild wimmen Good
The Daktown Shutters Blame the ies Tickle
Toe and the hundreds other Of dance music
pubic sentiment that viii not and should not be tolerated
Modern Dances at their best the defensive particularly
the positions Of the the orchestra leaders
the sacred and sesacred both they and the dancers
certainly Will
their which
er musicians and dancers should be eager TO avoid
Evening journal., 1920-01-17

Don't plod along IN the rut anolher
minute II you have the ability. the
experience and the ambition 10 succeed,
the only help you need Is the opporiun-
ties afforded by the wants ADV.
Evening journal., 1920-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Snellenburg re-
turned this week from New York,
where bhey spent several days.
Evening journal., 1920-01-17

The Want Ads are we'll famed for
business changes during the coming
month.
Evening journal., 1920-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend Miller leave
next week for South America where
they Will remain several weeks.
Evening journal., 1920-01-17

Mrs. Edwin z. Cooper and little
daughter Marjorie are spending the win
ter with Mrs. CCOper's mother, Mrs. L.
4. Garrison. Mrs. Cooper comes from
Flint. Mcih., where Mr. Cooper Is en-
ployed by the dupont Company.
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kSG1rrftg!4v' Q

Mrs. C. ]. Cause is visiting Mrs. Eg-
ber. Moxhsm, Of Long Island She wia
return next Tuesday.
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Clubs

The monthly meeting Of Delaware
Branch Of the international Sunshine
Society, win be held on Monday even
ing, al the home if Mrs. Louis Hance.
The America Ninth and Orange
streets.
Evening journal., 1920-01-17

Samuel r. Dickinson, formerly OF this
city. but now OF Ocean Olty, n. j., re-
Gently spent several days with his
mother. Mrs Emily Dickinson, Of No.
1916 Delaware avenue.
Evening journal., 1920-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Pine, Of Glenside,
Pa. are spending the weekend as The
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ. Ar
mold, No. 2i2O Jefferson street.
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GR4NITEVILLE

The funeral Of Mrs Sarah Scott, who
died last week of pneumonia, was held
at st. Sylvesteris church Saturday
morning The pail bearers were John
W. Reason, Alexander Melyer, Murdo
Mcleod and George Mackenzie. Inter
ment was made in the Wilson Gene
terry beside her late husband, James
Scott.
Angus McRae, who came here from
Milan, p. O., is spending q few days
with his brother, John McRae, after
which he will go to Alberta.
Mrs. August Rantilla and four chill
dren, Miss Hilda, Arvid, John and Wal
ter, left last night for Troy, n. H.,
where they will make their home.
Mrs. Roswell Miles and little daugh-
ter returned home to-day, after having
spent a few days with Mr.. Miles in
Brattleboro.
Miss Margaret McRae Of New York
City arrived here Saturday TO spend
two weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John McRae.
John McRae has sold his home on
Maine street to Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Barton, who moved here recently from
p. O.
Miss Agnes Carey is detained from
her duties at the postoffice by an in
jury she received one day last week
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when on her way to work. The road
has been bad during the past week
making II rather uncertain for pedes-
strians Miss Carey fell and sprsined
her ankle and had 10 be taken home
Miss Helen Carey is filing the vacancy
at the postoflice.
Miss Wilma Kircbe Of New York
City, who attends Goddard seminary,
is spending the Easter recess with Mrs.
John McWilliams.
Charles McKinnon came home Fri
day TO spend a week with his parents,
MIR and Mrs. Malcolm Mckinnon.
Miss Agnes Murphy returned to Cas-
tleton Normal school to-day, having
spent week Mt her home.
Grand Easter ball in gymnasium
hall Monday, April 5, under the aus
pieces Of Mystic circle, No. 9s5, i. Of A.
Music will be furnished by Gilbert
sons orchestra of four pieces. Dane
ing from till 2. Refreshments served.
Admission, 81 per oouple.-adv.
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been about two years. The funeral
was held Sunday afternoon in the Bond
undertaking parlors, Rev. Robert J.
Mum. pastor of the Methodist church,
officiating.
Mrs. Stone was the widow Of Ashley
Stone, a former farmer in Wilmington.
She had been a member of the Meth
odist church so years. She was born in
Wilmington, a daughter of Lewis
Lamb, and granddaughter of one OF the
original settlers OF. Wilmington. She
remembered when the cooking stove re-
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Card of Thanks.

We wish TO express our heartfelt
thanks for the many kindnesses and
sympathy extended by friends and
neighbors during our recent bereave-
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gallup,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gallup,
Miss Leila Gallup,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Holmes.
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lust a Picture.

Sitter tdubiouslyl -Um-er the por-
trait is very nice, but it doesn't look
like me in the least.
A'Auber (loftilyl-Look like youi
Please remember | am an artist, not q
photgrspher-Bo Transcript.
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Special communication Of
Granite lodge. No. 50, =. and
A. NJ. Monday, March %, at
: .. m. Work. +. c. degree.
Per order ". NJ
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placed the fireplace in her home and
when silhouettes were supplanted by
daguerreotypes Her husband died in
1893
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DIED AT AGE OF o5.
Mrs. Harriet A. Stone Was One of Brat
tleboro's Oldest Residents.

Brsttleboro, March 29.-Mrs. Harriet
A. Stone. aged 95 years, one of the
oldest residents of the town, died late
Saturday afternoon in the Brattle.
boro Memorial hospital where she had
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Special convocation Of Gran
ite chapter. No. %, r. A. H..
Tuesday. March 30, at Z p. m.
Work, p. " degree. Per CT
der Z. H. Z.
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erraesin Powder
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