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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-14
ST.L0UIS SEEKS
WOODMEN MEET
Committee From Bidding Town
Meets With Executive Council
Minneapolis Considered.

The city of St, Louis. Mo-, may
land the next years head camp and
national encampment Of degree
teams OF Modern Woodmen OF
America in June, 1921. A delega-
ton Of prominent St Louis Wood
men representing the various civic
organizations and local camps had
a hearing before the executive
council in the. head Office building
Thursday morning. at which time
the claims of St Louis were pre-
scented and considered.
As a result the council instruct
ed Directors F. B. Easterlv, F. r.
Horns. S. S. Tanner and Assistant
Head Clerk ]. G. Ray to make a
personal investigation of the situa-
ton in that city and report their
findings to the June meeting. This
survey will be made in about ten
days. Cedar Point. Ohio. and Min
neapolis. Mimi, are also being con-
sidered for the head camp conven-
ton. The St. Louis committee con-
sisted Of John Schneider, John E.
| Turner. J. A. Murray. DR.. o. H.
Aufder Heide anG l.. Fl. Squirting.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-14
BIN HAUbERG
IS REELECTED
is DIRECTOR

tSpecisi to The Arxus) .

49, toROtA0A ~ = AhO 80 00Oys
4 Springfeld. ILL.,. May 14.-John H.
Hxnberg Of Rock Island was re-
elected . director Of the Illinois
State Historical society at its an,
|nual meeting here today.
The sessions opened this morning
with DR.. o. l.. Schmidt. president
IOf the society. presiding. The meet
ing OF directors OF the society took
place in the Office OF the secretary
lat 8 o'clock. At 10 o'clock the an
lnual business meeting was held, at
which reports of officers and COM
tmittees were received. Miscella-
Incous business was disposed OF pre-
Sceding the election of officers.
l Mrs. Edna Tucker Armstrong of
Rock Island was one Of The prin-
tcipal speakers during the morning.
Other addresses were given by Ru-
Iffus Dawes. delegate to the Illinois
constitutional convention from Chi
Fcago, who spoke on the task of
framing the new basic law, and
Charles Bradshaw of Carrollton,
Mrs. Mary f. Mcdowell of Chicago,
Prof. Arthur C.. Cole OF the Uni
Iversity of Illinois and Mrs. Grace
Wilbur Trout Of Chicago.
HI The meeting will close tonight
with an address by Hon. O. A. Hank
Ter of the University of Illinois. who
! will talk on Fifty Years With the
Bench and Bar of Southern Illinois
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-14
6. 0. ?. CENTRAL
COMMIT Zee FOR
MEET ON MAY Is


Springfield, H.. May 14.-Control
Of the Republican state central
committee, which will be organized
here May Is, will be sought ~
both Governor Frank o. Lowden
and Mayor William Hale Thomp-
son. political leaders, predicted to-
day.
The call for the committee meet
ing was issued in Chicago last
night by Chairman Frank L. Smith
before he left for Washington.
Candidates for the Office of chair
man to succeed Mr.. Smith include
Garrett Kinney Of Peoria, Walter
A. Rosenneld Of Rock Island. Cicero
]. Lindley of Greenville and Rich
ard M. Sullivan Of Springfield.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-14

The Rock Island police are in
stituting wide search for Frank
CarIino, 16-year-old Italian youth,
who has been missing from his
home in Rock Island under myster-
ious conditions for two months.
Whether Or not the youth met
with foul play in this community
OR was lured away, perhaps to meet
a similar fate, is puzzling the pc
lice as they have failed to find one
trace of the youth. Letters and
cards have been sent broadcast, but
not one has elected reply from
police or other authorities that
would lead to a clue to the boys
whereabouts.
The youth had lived with his
mother. Mrs. Marjorie Cariino,
Fifth avenue and Fourteenth street.
He left home. one evening about
two months ago with friend, hav-
ing $40 with him. The friend re-
turned but Carlino has not been
seen since. The friend was unable
to give any clue as to reason
Why Cariino did not show up at
his home after the evening.
Attorney Harry McCaskrin has
been aiding the mother in the
search, and announced today that
considerable fear that the youth
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-14
.R. I. COUNTY SECOND
TO COOK IN SAVINGS

In the report for the first month
of the year of war savings cash
deposited by postoffices and federal
reserve banks in the state Of Hill
nois, Rock Island county is shown
to rank second in the entire state,
Cook county alone surprising. Rock
Island county's war savings depos-
itE at that time were $3S,165.71,
while Cook county's were $685.
1929. Sangamon county ranked
third with 35,55SS5
/ Excursion to Muscatine SUNDAY
afternoon, May %. on your favorite
steamer G. W. Hill.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-14
has met with foul play is being en-
tort o iuod

His description is given as fol-
lows: Light hair, blue eyes. age
IS, weighs 1875 pounds, five feet and
three inches in height, stocky build.
Any information regarding the boy
is requested sent Police Chief Tom
Cox Of the Rock Island police de-
partment
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-14

Total Liabilities ,........ s496 l66 80
C. A Beers. Cashier OF the First trust
and Savings Bank. do soiemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief
c. A. BEERS.
Cashier.
State of Illinois County of Rock Island. 50.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me TINS
9Th day Of Nay, 1890.
W. G. QUAYLE,
lSrAl4 Notary Public.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-14
Obituary
Mrs. John A. Bugec.

Word has been received here by
Mrs. Harry Larkin, 1841 Twenty
ninth street, OF the death Of her
mother, Mrs. John A. Bugee. at
Omaha, Neb. Mrs. Bugee for many
years resided in this city, Mr.. Blu
gee having been employed by the
Rock Island Pillow company, the
home being at Twenty-third street
and Ninth avenue.
Mrs. Bugee is survived by the
widower; two daughters, Mrs. Har-
~ Larkin OF this city and Miss
Mary, and seven sons, John, Frank,
Edward, Lamont, Leo. Raymond
and Harold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larkin are in Oma-
ha to attend the funeral services
which will be held there Saturday
morning.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-14
Joseph F. Morehouse.

Joseph F. Morehouse, residing at
1920 Eleventh avenue. died at 1870
o'clock this morning at st. An
thongs hospital. following a par
alytic stroke and an illness Of eight
weeks.
He was born in Michigan. May 81.
IS years ago. but had resided most
of his life at Ottumwa. Iowa. He
came to Rock Island four years ago.
BY trade he was q mason. Mr..
Morehouse was preceded in death
by his wife, Nancy Morehouse, 20
years ago.
The. survivors are one daughter,
Mrs. Jennie Clark-of Chicago; FIVE
sons, William H., of Ottumwa; John
O., Of Rock Island; Joseph F., of
Rock Island: Gardner E., of Moline,
and Elmer T., in the west; and one
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-14

sister. Mrs. Mary A. Rush Of OF
tumwa.
The remains will be sent to OF
tumva. leaving Rock Island Satcr-
day morning, with burial there on
Sunday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-14
OFFICIAL PUBLICATIONS.
REPORT OF TIRE CONDITION OF
First Trust and
Savings Bank

located At Rock Island State OF Illinois.
at the close OF business on the 4th day OF
May, 1890, as made to the Auditor OF
Pablo Accounts OF the State OF Illinois.
pursuant to law.
Deming graphic., 1920-08-03
LOCAL BRIEFs

Mr.. AMI Mrs. N Paul Cs-- uere IN
fte city lad THURSDAY. Mr. czss has
sosn- = file te-f isCklng enti0B in this
-4-si0n u already has ioils a. hrze
a. = fair .izs-i walnut and The prr--
pscns lesk like two lalez % the acre
Warren Clark refurDed Thur@tay
frO1n hs vacation in Los An1sie-. TAI
81 aenie. that ihe qIiakes -.zrei him
cut and says IL was tine for him % get
iack and give Mr. Kssiey an OpportE-
rifr % bar shat the Wild Esves ane
saving 20 The bathing girls 81 the Cali
fornia tsAcbes.
I<iw Pennington made a trip i0 T.
foFse lasf Wednesday ca business
r. &. Tforup-on and mother. Mr.
Anna TliomT,-pu - Michigan. reiurDe-i
from q trip to California las, Wees-
What's all this the Graphic bear
si-sut iatfles and fines Al tbe ezsunfF
aourr h,lset Start aD0fber wsr.
Deming graphic., 1920-08-03
THE YARD STICK

Ti1e frue ts-.s q Ameriezn T.lieT +
~ ~ rs-.ulf a. sfrrihgfei 10 effs-st-
~ fGrriZn eyrllfris-s--Eaf. eslf1-loL-
unrest Eb--re ff-re st.ouit - Ts-zee
afsier AMI ernfeurmsli rbouxfl Artfui
fgF-f<n I.uilicisfs arr never uearY u
r.siufinz oct fi-e AEn@rilzn -failurs.
IT, fr1e TT = American Pdicy !.
IL result nssrksi ar bon IN fhe De-
grse Hhih Au@rifzn cifizeEs enjoy the
f.-soe and pienfy vhich riEht thinking
and rizif living enfiiles rben O.. Not
~ have esszIa.-i0n for f0reiZn Eo--
uould - iuhuIEan. bot ~ ss-sSa rfiizf
~ .lis-s.ius. i-.r0We-i "a Anlericz
fhToEgtl misguided alfruisFu by tis
~ - ign j. Eieks-i ard uures s.,llztle
H. United state hzs ~ ma8slzfe
from Heaven - snfaFtp On fbe stub
L-8rn and mi-Euide-l rzes- q fhe earth.
;i5Sugh oE-e nan ina giDei thar b. va
diTiueiy zn0infed 70 adDiuisfef -Beii
an 0veri0rd-hip
Tfse stoiC- q aneieni Gre--e ami
Rome founded fie greatest and pUresf
q al fhe philosophical systems on ten
s-uts. the chief 81 which might D.
crUisiy sfzts-i Mind yoir own bn-i-
hess F0r IN siienfion IA seif tbe
greatest in0ral advaDoe can - made.
Tie other fellow has The sane privilege
and = night o. AZ help wben b. fes.l-
The ned q b.
Deming graphic., 1920-08-03
LOCALS

Charlie, Allen was In the city from
the Ire, Hermanas district last Fri
day.
John Lotus u MynduS was in the
ciiy THURSDAY.
senator r. l. Kerr was IN from hi,
ranch last THURSDAY "a attend the dem
Ocratic pow-pOw.
&. II. Lester II Fl Pasu was a visitor
In DeIning last week.
W NJ Gregory was IN the city from
H0ndale last week
james BuSenhark has purchased a
home at 50 Pine street from the Fox.
worih-Galbraith Lumber Co.
NJ A. NnrihauS aud Williams Ruth
erford mOt0red 10 Las Cruces last
Wednesday.
George Hatten. our live wire" pho
iOgrnpher. ir hack IN Deming for a
couple Of weeks 20 take the pictures of
all the new bahies That have arrived
sinre his last visit Ia his studio here.
Postmaster " +. Fouiks has proof
that Jonah could have swallowed the
whale or az least that whale could have
swallowed Jonah because he has the
picture of great fish that could swal-
low two men at a time II weighs 30
600 pounds and was east up following
the earthquake disturbances from the
depths ~ the ~.
Judge J. A. Westover of the Mimbres
was visitor In the city last Thursday
Attorney +. II Mitchell II Iordsburg
was a visitor In the city last We,lnes-
day.
II. .. SnOdgress motored 10 Colum-
bus last "wednesday
Messrs Tucker, Hepp and Boucher
and their families enjoved chicken
dinner at the Bob Wilson ranch last
Tuesday evening
Deming graphic., 1920-08-03
SELLING FARM PRODUCE

The DemiDg COOperatiye Exchange
is doing good work In connection with
the selling 81 the more perisbable pro
ducts raised by Mimbres Valley far
merr. Al recent meeting ~ the ex-
change II was shown that last month
n.arly 5000 worth ~ farm products
were sold. With increased capital and
facilifies aud better system ~ CO.
operative planting, produce organi-
zafiOn could incrense the revenue OF
H. al farmers through the sale Of these
valuable intensive crops. The croISs
can h. raised but there - tendency
to- -nopr from one 10 another. Note
fsr Instance, that Deming and Hondale
have ennneries that are practically idle
~ aus of the difficulties that have
Iscn met and not overcome. The cream
cry was q like example. Such fail
nres. usually financed by local busi-
l.,vssmen. have tendency 10 make cap
iial shy"
The cooperative oil buying associa-
tion has proved 10 b. q great success
both IN lowering the price Of fuel oil
aud IN marketing some crops. To
.,rengthen :, these beneficial Organizn-
lions should be the constant effort OF
Deming graphic., 1920-08-03
KSIeHrs or P,THas MEETING

Tue-asy nixAf ~ lo..l knl<hts q
E,,rttsr w~r,r fte b.s-ts to many o1i-cf-
r,.uy yisieDrs Ebs ezIse 10 attend IN
4 + n<-etinz- If i anisy1ncs-a thAi
~ disrrsct esnrenfion ~ili - 30 Al
I.-uing fhe hrfer Tart ~ this moiitn
a. ahieh rirne tberr all - many aei-
.rs-ss rre--nf frssn Otber parts q tDe
Sf--rsrf. An.u1z u visitors iast Iues-
Az -ere fhe follOEinx fr0n COunfus
Z. A Rig. J. A Turrey. A A.
r. IN : ~ No 'ullo1Zh- II J. Pr
y1-r Jansz Il P0ff H. o Traey, John
& WILLIAMS. u. Jsne-. J. W. White.
srrhur Riock. ". X Currr. E. ID.
Hsuusasi AMI Jeuel Hn<be~-
Deming graphic., 1920-08-03
WILL GO RiNCHING

Professor Mvron -. I.ugihihl and
family leave soon for Santa Fe where
Prof. Lugibihl viii take up ranching.
Prof I1gibihl has been popular
memi--rs II the Normal faculty for
a numier q years and his departure
will h. greatly regretted However.
the professor has decided that brand
ing calves j. more lucretive tnan sear-
ius a -I.awls-iee ~ Greek roots upon
receptive minds-Even II II j. more
mussy Silver City independent.
Deming graphic., 1920-08-03
BY Gertrude Danse
y = = 4 y y b = y y y

The ladis-- Il the r. n Club had
ons u their popular ice cream -,ciais.
0n Saturday night - good we're the
refrs-~hments. that they we're ~0ld out
bcfore the apprs-iative people were
satisfied The program arranged was
very 81 nj0yable and the committee. with
Dr. Kraft a. the chairman. wa- de-
lighted with The ~u1-.ss II the eve
ming
On SUNDAY night a Vicente roast was
given on Raffls-nake mountains by
Me~dame- Suppigcr and Allen. A
large boufire was built and coffee
cooked There vas music and Laughter
and fsasting until eleven O'Clock when
the merry party dispersed. voting the
evening al imnen-e success.
Sundays game between the Spanish
Americans and our boys was certainly
Interesting. Both sidss played hall
sur en1ugh. Neither side scored for
five innings. after which fate frOwned
On ~ once mOsr- However. the boys
feel that IL was Close game, the score
being . 10 4 one ~ our boys said :
Yes you've got 10 hand II 10 the
s~IAI AAA~lAr = AAf7A AAaAA~H NAhH NAAf fAAA
play Never mind boys. the season
isn't over. you'll heat them yet
On sunday q jolly party consisting
Of Me~srs. Ss-arie and White. Dr. 81.
Kraft. MeSdames White, Marshall and
Danse the Mis=-- l.. Ritienhouse from
Kansas city. Elizabeth ; Hop White
from Deming and Alois Manhart mo
tOrs-l a. the FlOridas After dinner
the trip vas continued through the gap.
a. the east side. after n little rest at
The Bifchfieid ranch. the Angelns oil
we'll was visited The return trip was
made through Miesse. IN order to ses
the cotton fields don't know when
saw anything ~ lovely 10 the eye. The
large acreage ga various farms had a.
clean crOps as any I ever saw and
barring untOward happinings, should BE-
a tremendous boost 10 the valley.
Our own farmers have some mighty
fine looking cotton; but, with one ex-
crptiOn. the acreage J. rather small.
] Hardy Smith u Deining spent the
week end with his friend Harold
Bowen
Dr. and Mrs B. Bowen we're 80 un-
fortunate a. % lose valuable COW on
sunday night.
Mr.. VIM Gregory. accompanied
some Deming friends 10 Elephant
Butte dam 10 fish. Up 10 present writ
ing no report of the success u the trip
had been received.
Irene Gregory was hostess n the
girls sewing club on Saturday. The
girls are making fine progress. The
little hostess served fine caHtalOupes.
1ne memberS Of the Recreation club,
are preparing "a enjoy a social eve
ming fOlloHed by dance In the near
future. There will probably b. a mu-
steal program. The club wishes "a
make II a ~get-together" evening. A
committee win Introduce the strangers.
Watch for the date, then come and
spend a pleasant evening with ms.
Deming graphic., 1920-08-03
MARRIED ~ DENING

~ rssf veek Mis- Etta Crisweil,
laughter q John =. crswell. 81 Bay
ard Stati0u. and Edward l. Peek. of
Fierro. were mArrel az Ieming- The
tride i q charming girl and popular
arong a vide eiri- u friends. The
srl.1u l. eszzEei In tn cattle busi-
na-,s. With q raneh mar Fierro. Where
thy will reside. following an automo-
iIe trip a. fhe Eiephsnt Butte dam
silver City Euferprise.
Deming graphic., 1920-08-03
LEM. EKRETA A PAPA

Forrner member = the first NeH
uer Iufsniry Ein - psezss-d D. lam
,lsr fs-u,er lieutenant. fJlTin X
Err~fr j. ffse father u iaby Doy
l.orn 20 Mr. and Mr.. 'Errert July IL
~ Gansr. NeE NeKico- Lieut. Erreit
uns = popular officer and BIZ go'1d
fortune viii - tie sourgr Il gratifi-
esfiou 10 his friends
Deming graphic., 1920-08-03
OPP FOR DENIING

-Slerty Franklin hsid for lie Blair
bau,e rs2.ierv. RaS taken % Deming
at night His tail wis placed a.
5, Ispo and while shorty" has prop
.-tv n Columisns. IL j. q question
rl.-rhe- ~ uili - able 10 rais, the
amount necesszry.-COllmbus Corri' r.
Deming graphic., 1920-08-03

Earthquake n0l-is- cyclone don't
bother a.. Tie cllafsoe- are that II ~
81 q ID 4 rhinZs We boiler for Ee
would - q i0i 4 thing We would hol-
ier about Unqualified blessing are few
in this odd Eorid and shat - need
are pioneer willing o. fal~ A. lean
pifh the fat
Deming graphic., 1920-08-03

rf,a-e NJ hoE- ~ ~ aETseultnre take
tile ieadirz re n i d<-tiDe-d % plzy
b IL dsE~4.yzseuf q fhis r-g1an-
DseuinK tglsin--s M arr wiling o
h.3p b. this Ho-k g. In rtse Ia-t Her
any. issi -rrfis-d T.siicy t.zs--5 eu ,.e-s
sdrk~ r. ys-s--arT. Se1sem@- are
usTy Hsly - fan
Deming graphic., 1920-08-03

local hospital. having undergone an
operation from which she Is rapidly
recovering.
Mrs. Jack Wright returned from a
visit 10 California last Tuesday.
Deming graphic., 1920-08-03
NORDHAUs TEiM wiNs

Tie No1ilia = nine ", "a iGr The iifst
.iaBe sr.-i The ueirt, AMI layI'e crOw
Thur gr aff-fuoW. 90 iq' luul fel'i
hr sen A. = 20 -
Deming graphic., 1920-08-03
LOCAL BRIEFS

l.. &. Anderson ~ Hanover was In
Deming on business last Thursday.
Miss Tweet of Fort Bayard i In the
Deming graphic., 1920-08-03

Mrs j y. Iennox returned last wes'.
from visit a. southern California
with Mr. IennOx. who j. nov one Of the
leading citizens % Sentinel. ArizOnh.
Mrss Jennox says that the earthquake
were too mtfeh for her in California
and that Southern Arizona Il too hot.
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noRsEr

Ed. Brumley passed the week end
in this village.
Harry w. Davis Of the West road,
Is in town for week.
Huntingdon Bigelow passed the week
end with his family in this village.
For Cameras and Supplies call at
the Barrows House Office or see A. ..
p1.ar loft
For correct glasses see Slader, OPP
tometrist. at Colburn House, Friday,
Julv 23rd. 14-2
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Harwood are re-
joicing over the advent Of son,
Horace Greeley. born Tuesday
Miss Mary Wright of Brooklyn. n.
v, is guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. X. G.
Mcintyre Of North Main street.
Miss Virginia Boldt Of New York
City. IS a guest at Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford A. Atkinson's for the season.
y. A. Atkins of Sandusky, Ohio, is
guest Of Mrand Mrs. +. S. Casselman.
Mr.. Atkins is Mrs. Casselman's father.
In the finals for the nine-hole tour
nament open to club members, c. A.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-07-22
BONNEVILLE

Mrs. Lyman Stone Of Goodelville, is
visiting Mrs. Sarah Burbee
Clarence Wilder and Roland Morse
were in Bennington Saturday
Mrs Mary Kendall is ill., She is
attended bv DIR. y. r. Millington
Mrs. Flora Burbank and son George
visited relatives in Bennington Satur-
day
Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. Styles and Mr..
and Mrs. Fuller Of Saugerties, n Y,
are guests at the Morgan House.
Michael Duffy went TO Bellows
Falls Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
French and family returned home with
him
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Burbank, Mrs,
A. A. Benson and daughters Dorothy
and Marion Burbank went TO Chester,
Sunday.
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ers were eieCtei President. J. II
Sheldon; secretary. Charles Mewayne
treasurer. Mrs. r {. Liddle, pnldcn
tial committee. n. 2. Gilbert. n. c
Durand, H. n Williams Two hun.
dred dollars was appropriated FOR r.
pairing the lighting system.
All Sunday services will be held
next week as usual.
The Boys Club viii meet Monday
evening az 7:30
The mid-week service Is Tuesday
evening al 7:20
A cordial invitation is extended to
all the ladies Of the community TO
meet Wednesday. July Is. at II
o'clock at the home Of Mrs. G. H. Gil
bert, for an all-day sewing meeting
All are asked to bring lunches which
viii be served al ! o'clock. Plenty Of
sewing and a good time is assured to
al who come.
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bride. The simplicity Of the floral
decorations in the home and the dig
nifty Of the ritual added impressiveness
TO the occasion which united two we'll
known residents of the town. After a
dainty luncheon, Mr.. and Mrs Pei
tier left in their car for an extended
trip. Mrs. Peltier is daughter Of
Mrs. Augusta NJ. West and has always
lived in Dorset Her father, the late
Spafford H. West, was connected with
the marble firm, known formerly as
the Norcross-West Marble Company.
Mr. Peltier is a progressive and sue
cessful merchant, carrying on the
business formerly established under
the firm name of John Peltier & Son.
The senior member died while his son
was in overseas service in France dur
ing the World War. Mr.. and Mrs.
Peltier will be at their home on the
West road after the middle of August
to greet their friends, who extend con
gratulations and good wishes.
Even with the additional space
afforded by the Annex, remodeled and
opened this year, Dorset Inn is taxed
to capacity for the rest of the season.
Motor parties and groups of enthus-
iastie golfers taking part in the tour
nament at the Field Club this week
find the Inn a convenient and de-
lightful place TO stop for luncheon and
dinner. The tea room has become "A
popular resort with the summer col
ony for afternoon tea and for evening
parties. The delicious ice cream and
cake served have become quite famous
in the neighborhood. Some of the
guests staying at the Inn for an ex-
ended period are Mr.. and Mrs c. j.
Stanley and sons, Mr. and Mrs Walter
b. Snyder, and Mrs. c. L. Fine. an Of
Toledo, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Strickland
Kneass, Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. S.
Bryan Kneass, Short Hills, n. j.. Mr.
and Mrs w. +. Ambach and daughter
Marion, Woonsoeket, r. L.; Miss Hor-
tense Stats, Nutley, N. j.; Miss H.
Blackwell. Rutherford, N. j.; Mr.. and
Mrs BENZ. Wilson, New York City;
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. S. Rowland, New
Britain, Conn; Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ.
Comstock, Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs. A. T.
Friedman and family, New York City.
Some of the other who have registered
during the last few days are: Mr.. and
Mrs. George Rice Of Arlington, Mr..
and Mrs. F. f. Hicks, Granville; DR.
Earle f. Johnson and Miss Catherine
Kinsman, Rutland; F. V. Shaw, Ash
field House. Ashfeld, Mass; Mr. and
Mrs. George Worthington, Old Ben
nington; Miss Harriet Tatum, Chi
cago; Mr. and Mrs. James w. Bullock, |
Williamstown, Mass; Mrs. Morton d.
Hull, Chicago; Dennisal Hull, Chicago
and Bennington; Mr.. and Mrs. James
Strang, Northampton, Mass; Mrs.
John P. Balderston and Miss Grace L.
Brown, New York City; Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas r. Bowman, Manchester.
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Atkinson beat Allan Sheldon 6 and )
Mrs. A. b. Cheney and daughter
Mrs. Young of Parlin, N. j., are visit
ing at the F r. Gilbert farm on the
West road.
..irs. Lorenzo Hatch and son Har-
rison arrived last week for the season
and have opened their house on South
Man street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Bessey of
y adish, n. j., were guests for a
couple Of days last week with Mrs.
S. S. Pratt Of this village.
Mrs. John w. Christie and the
Misses Katherine and Pauline Christie
of Cincinnati, Ohio, are guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Huntington Bigelow.
Mrs. A. w. Phelon and two sons,
Austin and John, Of Springfield, Mass,
are at Mrs. Phelon's mothers, Mrs.
Sarah Connell. for the summer.
Mrs. Bergman and daughters Helen
and Margaret and Miss Dawson Of
East Orange, n. j., have taken the
Aborn cottage in the Hollow for the
season.
DR.. Georgiana Strickland Of Brook
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