davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1920-09-14

1t differs vastly from the old-time tooth pastes.
which dentists now know were wrong
send the coupon fpr To-Day Tube. Note how
clean the teeth feel after using. Mark the absence
ei g, she viseous hlm See how teeth whiten as the
hm-eoat disappears
Wtnnn week you will know that your teeth
~. ~~ays want your teeth to look and feel like
that. Cut out the coupon now. -''e
Evening journal., 1920-09-14
rAnn an TmANKs.

] desire to thank an my friends and
others who so kindly supported me az
the nomination last Saturday for the
Office Of Sheriff Joseph II. Gould.s
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Now we combat it

Dental science has in late years found a way 70
fight film, day by day. High authorities have
proved it by many careful tests
Millions of people have adopted Il, largely by
dental advice To careful people it is bringing
new era in teeth cleaning.
These new methods all embodied in a dem
thrice called Pepsodent. And you are urged to
prove it by pleasant ten-day test
Evening journal., 1920-09-14
IN MFNoRIAM

Tn memory OF our dearly beloved
father. william Mackenzie. who departed
this life September IA. 1917:
To live in hearts we leave behind Is
not to die. Sadly missed by
His Wife, Daughters and Sons
Evening journal., 1920-09-14
HAIR HINTS

Helpful Advice for Care Of the Hair
Worthy the Attention Of Everyone
Who Would avoid Dandruff, Itching
Scalp, Gray Hair and Baldness.
Evening journal., 1920-09-14
Now Brush Teeth
In the new way-Remove the film
al statements a8by0ped By authorities

Millions of germs breed in IT, They, with tar
tar, are the chief cause of pyorrhea.
Brushed in the usual way, much of that film is
left And very few people have escaped the
troubles that il causes.
Evening journal., 1920-09-14

FOR SALE-AutOmobile supplies
bargain. tool boxes, pumps, robes, etc
phne AsJ0-AdN.
Evening journal., 1920-09-14
What ruins teeth

Teeth are ruined by hlm. You can feel tt
that viseous coat 1t elings to teeth gets between
the teeth and stays And most tooth troubles are
now traced TO it.
~ Is this hlm-eoat that diseolors-not the teeth
nm Inn Is the basis Of tartar. It holds food sub
ssanSe s winch terments and forms acid Il holds
the acid in contact with the teeth 20 cause dsesv
Evening journal., 1920-09-14

Try this new way Of teeth cleaning. The test
is free. 1t has brought 10 millions whittier, safer
teeth. Leading dentists everywhere advise il.
See the results, then learn what they mean to
Evening journal., 1920-09-14

.owMAN-In this city. on September IL.
lN2O, Samuel c. Lowman, aged "A
Evening journal., 1920-09-14

Relatives and friends are Invited TO at.
tend the funeral services az the resi-
street on Thursday afternoon, at 4
O'Clock. lnterment at Cathedral Gene
Evening journal., 1920-09-14

HERDMAN-In this city, on September
i3. 1920, Frances A., wife of Charles
NJ Herdman, Sr, aged 80 years.
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y. ". G. A. offers Class To- Tea
Kooru Management

Announce ment WIS made today b.
Miss IIeisu A. Norton. fOrfuee foosi
expert ami government economist
now with the Young womrns
Christian 1sso hltion that ! series
of chi4ses ~ ten room and cafeteria
management Is being inuuguratea BY
the asaociations vocational depart
ment This Is the first course of
lis kind given outside OF New York
city and IL offered 70 assist Seattle
young women vino have not had
opportunity Of university cduea.
ton.
This study course. which is ex.
pected To attract young women from
all sections Of the Pacific Coast. was
arranged In response 10 demand
by business men. inasmuch as
many business houses are Installing
their own lunch rooms for employees
with the difficulty OF finding com
petent women "a operate them. In
this course Miss Norton win give a
student actual experience In three.
six and ten month courses. The
three-month course viii train a WON
an in the general rudrnents Of this
business. while the longer courses
will train them 10 be capable cafe.
terra and tea room directors with
a knowledge OF buying and all other
angles OF this calling.
The vocational department OF the
association viii enroll these students.
because In many instances an appli.
cant without domestic knowledge
viii be granted an intensive study In
cookery. Seattle business men are
Interested in this project. which is
destined to feature the future educa
tional program Of the association.
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BRIDGE Lsencheon

In welcome 10 Mira Henry Bred
~tck- who has recently returned
0um q southern soiourn. and also
- compliment Mrs Irving Fink
Laurks. who has n~en residing two
yoars in Denver. Mrs. Perciyai Col.
ms entertained with a charming
1ridge luncheon at her home Friday.
eighteen guests enjoyed Mrs Collins
Aoxrltality.
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~ literary program will be given
at the meeting of the Queen Anne
study club. with Mrs. james Brown.
41s 18th ave. n. at p m aud will
include Hamlin Garland l4uto6i.
ogfaphyi q Son Of the Middle Bor
der" with Early Life IN tfs Slid.
die West read BY Mrs. n y. Pack
ard, and Literary Life IN the East. Z
BY Mrs. W W Hicks. The civic
department 70 be studied viii be the
public library. and Mrs Gertrude
Fox Hess Of the library staff wlu
address Tn. club
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aprons. an well az numerous ether
articles. loo cream. oandkrH and light
rrfrrHhmrnts win be on lNaie.
Everybody In welcome. There viii
be music all evening
Today was woman'H cessury Club
day for tho Anti.Tubercuiotss league
Of kinE county. with Mfs A. H.
hrackette as chairman. assisting
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Lect1re at Yacht
ClMb ToniQltt

THIS evening at the Yacht club
smoker ono Of the officers of the U. =.
4. vicssburg viii address the mem
ners on '-Seamanship and Naviga.
Con. A fiim viii also BE- shown
showing the sub ehasers and sub
marines in the war znne. also a good
cpmedy.
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was ehaperoned By Mr.. and Mrs.
George r. Dalton
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Il. Anderson have
come in from their country RESIDENCE
and have taken apartments at tho
Hotel Terry for the remainder Of
tho winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. corwtn & shank re
turned last evening from a short
Eastern trip.
str-L James y. Failing, Of Portland.
In the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.
Thompson for 4 few days en- route
to her home. after an extended East
ern trip.
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| INIT u S | G
Gv8 I'm Seattle
To Try Soloists
for Orchestra

Young musicians Of this city who
aspire 10 appear aa roloista with the
Seattle Symphony orchestra viii be
given AN opportunity 30 demonstrate
the quality Of their artistry AT com.
petitiye addition. 10 be held on
January 10, the orchestra manage
ment announced today.
-Four nololsts. n vioiinist. celiiat.
pianist and singer. 20 appear with
tho local symphonic organization In
a like number Of popular concerts
during the current season. are 10 be
chosen az this competitive test.
The competition Is restricted 20
bona flde students OF music under
70 years of age. who live in Seattle
Their respective abilities are TO be
Judged by board Of musicians OF
established standing. whose names
VIII be published In the near future.
students desiring 20 compete for
the honor Of appearing in concert
with the symphony orchestra must
file their applications before January
10. All communications should be
addressed 20 the students Contest
Committee. Seattle symphony or.
chersra Association. sherman, Clay
Company. Third ave. and Pine st..
Seattle.
The committee In charge OF the
contest includes Mrs. q r. NJ. Pratt.
Mrs. Frederick Bentley. Mrs. Ro-
meyn Jensen. Claude Madden and
John NJ. spargir The primary pur
pose OF the selection Of soloiEts by
this method. C. r.. White. manager
Of the orchestra. explained today.
was 20 stimulate the ambition Of
serious students u music tn this
state who have hitherto had only too
few opportunities under the most 10.
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Thrift Shop
H0lidnu N0relfies

Tho Thrift shop Is offering dofis.
books. brica-brac and all sorts OF
Christmas novelties for sale this
week The proceeds are for the hene-
ii Of the Chiidrcn's orthopedic hoa-
pital. IL h to be remembered. for
which purpose the Thrift shop was
organized within the past year.
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Dinner and Dance.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Berry enter
nined with small dinner saturday
Mvcuinx at tiscir home Tho party
n4er attending the dance al the
Yacht club. On Monday evening. De
0mbx II. Mr.. and Mrs. Berry VIII
Gutertnin with dinner OF twelve
&pwurs at the Hotel washington
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


The officers ~ HataHu Temple No.
i. Daughters OF the Milo. viii go 20
r1.coma Wednesday. December :. 70
exemplIfy the inltiatory work for
Fora Temple No. S Of Tacoma An
members Of siatasu Temple invited
The mtsrurtan leaves at II q. IA.
with the local delegation For de
tails call Mrw T.. w. schubert
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Dancing Party for
Miss BeddO,p

Mr.. and Mrs William l. Besidow
have extended invitations for a
1nncing party Mt their home Thurs
1ay evening. December -. In vel
come TO their daughter. Miss Eliza
18th Bsddow. who win arrive from
school in raio Alto 20 spend the holI-
Gay season In the city.
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West Seattle Art Club

West Seattle Art club will meet
Wednesday, December 3. ut 1890 a.
n. with Mrs. Thomas strnthers. 1861
47th ave. $. w. The subject will be
"Fortuny." with Mrs c. J. Stanley
as leader Mrs. John A. Bennett viii
exhibit and talk on Wedgwood pot.
terry
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Mr.. and Mrs. John W Eddy r..
mrned YESTERDAY frpm . months
vzsit in the E.as,
Mr.. and Mrs. George An-on Her
aek Of san Francisco. who have
zen spending the past week Of ten
dzsys at the Hotel Washington on
their return from an eas1ern "trip.
Mt Thursday for their home.
Mrs. Torfef Toriand returned
Yesterday from a weeks visit with
friends In Olympia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel r. Hedges
Mt "wednesday for short trip TO
IN Francisco and Del Monte.
Mfr. +. NJ Mears Of Portland. who
has been spending few days at The
Hotei Washington. returned 20 his
home Saturday.
Captain r. J Keney. r. y. A..
fDrt adiutant at worden. was dis
charged November soth.
DR.. Robert J. James returned Fri.
day from an extended Eastern jour.
nsy.
Ensign Duncan Curry, OF the n.
3. 3. Texas, spent the week end as
ne guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ.
YretweIi.
n. Waiter r.. Geissel departed
Saturday evening for Butte. to be
gone about ten days.
Mr.. George l.. Gardner. OF Spo-
kane. spent the week end in town.
MFR. Henry Hibbard. returned Sat.
urday from months sojourn in
Eastern cities.
. Mr.. and Mrs. r. @. Ogg, who have
been spending some time IN the East.
have returned, and are guests at the
Hota Terry.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dickinson,
Of Concrete, are spending a few days
~ the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Dickinson
Miss Grace Wilson and a party of
friends spent the week end on a
yachting trip, the guests Of Mr.
David Whitcosnb. The merry party
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The broadway. High School PIT.
A. win have nm evening meeting In
the auditorium Of the school Tues.
day evening. December Z. at 8
O'Clock. to b. known ms Legislative
night There will b. an interesting
musical program. with the chief
speaker OF tho evening supt. W. y.
Celger OF Tacoma schools Supt A.
:. Burrows Of tho county public
Shoots. and Mr.. FIRED C. Aver Of the
educational department Of the Unl-
versity OF Washington. Tho school
orchestra will give several selections
and after the program refreshments
will be served ia the iunchrooan Of
the school. The members Of the
association ara anxious that every
patron and friend OF the school al
tend. and show their interest and
enthusiasm in the meeting.
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DATES
To Remember

>fft@fts~Ss
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER S.
The marriage 81 Nlas Ruth Merton
60 DR.. Stevenson Smith Al ssse
o'clock tn rrinlty church,
First % a series ~ dAncinN parties
given By she FIFTY Dancing club
at the Yacht club
business meeting 81 tho iuass, cinh
sttasze p. IA
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 81
Card party a. the home % Nra
Thomas 0rsen Tor benefit Of Ne,
attic rsnne eiuh. .. m Tieksts
may be obtained from Mrs.
Jam~a n rAafirnnurNsr. Capitol
sefs. aad Mrs Claude {. Ram
say. cAeltal sas.
FRIDAY. pesKMREn To-
MRS W ~ farsonsf tee AZ. the
snas~t elub frem I untii
a'ciaek. tn compliment 10 her
daughter. nl@s kosanana Par
sessa
sArt RDAy. DECrNuEN H.
~ Hsta Phi sorority Nasasr ard
Christmas sale al Hotel washing-
too. followed ~ dance Ia the
evening
WEDNESDAY. pccxMnEw h.
sewing and diversions At the Sun
set ctuh Al J eNtcrh. Tho h1Hts
ess Will be Mrs wtiliam w.
Feigsr and Mr.. George W. for-
sstt
TUESDAY. DECEMBER se--
Charity bail unrcg tho auspices Of
tas Seattle Day Nursery sssocia.
ton.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER re--
Musicals at the Aurrrt etah ~ :
a M Mrm EduaFa 1 Garrett and
Mrs.. john a. Hewitt hasfsssea
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:. A. o. Y. w. will hold an important
business meeting tn Evergreen hall,
Arcade building. with Mrs. Hattie
Mckay presiding Annual election
OF Officers
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Rainier PIT. a. win meet III room
II az , .. m. Miss vesta Muth will
give piano selections. after which
Miss Almina George win address the
association. Refreshments will be
served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-06

Queen city council 9O4. OF the 8.
y. association, win give whist
party for members and their friends,
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Mrs. l.. y. Rehkops. 245f First ave.
~, win be hostess at, 1870 .. m. to
the Queen Anne circle, Child conser.
yation league. A musical program
will be presented and DR.. Royal A.
Mcclure will speak on rCharacter
Analysis"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-06

Mry. c. y. w Raymond will talk
ON '-rhs Laws for Women Pertain.
ing TO the state OF Washington" at
the meeting Of caieidh club at o.
m, At the residence Of Mrn. Burton
: Beless. 1899 Harvard ave.
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Hrs. Dozens to
Giuc Dinner

m celebration Of tho birthday Of
Nr. Downs, Mrs. NJ Rnsrs Downs has
extended invitations for a dinner at
home Wednesday.
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Browning study club

Browning study club will meet sc
2 .. m. with Mrs. Clarence Lucas.
BIAS 18th ave y. T.. The lesson will
be Book Of The Ring and the
Book
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-06

Mrs. Brscksiie we're representatives.
from every department OF the club.
Hen Iiur Iribs
Mount Rainier court. No. a., Tribe
~ H"n Iiur. viii hold IL regular
meeting Thursday. December .. Mt s
.. m. ~ the Modern Woodnen'a hall.
Columbia CITY Election Of officers.
followed hy a social hour Of cards
anf dancing. viii take place. Re.
fr@Nhments VIII be served All mem.
beers are urged 10 attend.
The King County Legislative fed,
Grafton VIII meet on Monday, De.
cvfnlrr 6. At Evergreen hall. There
VIII be an executive meeting at !
o'clock. business at and pro.
gram At O'Clock. during which Rev
~. A. Matthews will speak against
Japanese exclusion.
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IL!ibrlE
CIuns FOR TUESDAY


The John y. Miller corrs will meet
for social afternoon Tuesday. De
cembrr 7. at . m at the hons Of
Mrs. Rose Hougfrfon. s7ai ut.
Baker boulevard All comrades and
friends invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-06

War Mothers League Of America
viii meet ~ 3 ,. m. at the armory
Comforting Of degrees and election
OF officers will be held Mt the meet.
ing Of Seattle court No. /. o. OF A., at
1880 p. m. in the Masonic temple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-06
Miss Norton Honored

Entertaining m honor Of Miss
Ruth Merton and the maids OF her
bridal party. Miss Marion Fargo and
Hiss Ifogcne cornctt werr hosaossos
~ dainty breakfast today In a pri.
vnte tea room at Frederick q Nci.
uonx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-06

Progressive questions are TO be
discussed at the regular meeting of
the Seattle Progressive club at the
Federation club house.
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Under the direction Of Claude Mad
den. the Amphion society win give
their 10th anniversary concert at
Meany hail. Wednesday evening. De
ccmbcr 3. Miss Irene Pavioska- 30
prano. Will be the assisting artist:
Anna Grant Dali. accompanied. The
following program wiil be given:
"~rbs tsr-spanKi.d Hanners
Winter Song" ......-ss...+....,. Builard
The Trgmp peter. .s.s..-...-.......- DIX
tsb Aria from la Behems" Puccini
90 ~nAbAneFn Carmen .-........ .Bixet
Irene ratleska
fnl Farewell 10 Summer ...... .Foot~
tbl "on tns SEA-. Buck
Italian Salad" .....---............G ener
tat "Arnin Laurie. Buri
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Seattle lodge No. z, Degree Of Hon.
or, auxiliary 10 Evergreen lodge No
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-06

Mr.. and Mrs. George Dickinson,
Of Concrete, are spending few days
~ the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Dickinson
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Council OF Seaiiurst Park Minute

a social afternoon will be held at
2'30 p. m. by the Council OF seahnrst
Park Minute Women at the school
house.
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Tomorrow wiii ba Moshers' Con.
gress and Parent Teacher aaeocla.
ton day nor the Anti Tuberculosis
league Of King county. when sales IN
the downtown. booths viii be con
ductsd by women representing the
different school puitB In the even
Ing the Grade TEACHERS club VIII
serve Tn. efiairmsn for the seaics
during day are Mrs r Van Brock
lin and Mrs. 9 r. BogarduH. and for
the evening Mrs Lucy " Hughes
Workrrs are SIR needed for The
Thursday and Friday dr. booths.
Volunteers for these rairs may call
at SIS University st OF telephone 70
Main 1864. Miss Fora Reed. S"cre
tary.
Parliamentary Procedure Club
The Parliamentary Procedure club
OF the Minute Women will meet
Tuesday. December ~. instead of
Tuesday. December 7. as previously
announced
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. @. ogg. who have
been spending some time In the East.
have returned, and are guests at the
Hotd Terry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-06

Miss Grace Wilson and party of
friends spent the week end on a
yachting trip, the guests OF Mr.
David Whitcanb. The merry party
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Ensign Duncan Curry. OF the n.
3. q. Texas, spent the week end as
ne guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Frank M.
yretweIi.
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~. Waiter r. Geissei departed
Saturday evening for Butte. to be
gone about ten days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-06

Mr.. Henry Hibbard. returned Sat.
urday from a months sojourn in
Eastern cities.
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Mr.. George l.. Gardner, OF Spo.
kane. spent the week end in town.
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The gift supreme:
a Duo-Art piano

Duo-ART pianola piano en-
bodies thegcniusofthe worlds
greatest pianists. ola Duo
Artwill reproduce the very
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-10-07
WAITSFIELD

The funerai or Christopher Spaulding
was held from his late home Monday
afternoon at two O'Clock. the Rev. w. a.
Remele, pastor Of the Congregational
Church, officiating, assisted by the Rev
John Hazelton, pastor OF the Methodist
Church. Interment was in the family
lot In Moretown. G.. \. Greene. j. T. Con-
nor, NJ. r. Child and u. f. Nerney acted
as bearers. Those attending the funeral
from out of town We're Mrs. Roland
Thorpe of Franklin Park, Mass, Will
liam Freeman of Boston. Charles Spauld-
ing OF Hudson, Mass. Mrs. Il. F. Nash
of Burlington, Mrs. Albert Taplin and
William Marshall of Middlesex. Mr.
Spaulding was born In Newton Center
Mass, April 8, 1886. the son of the Rev
Nathan Il. and Mary (Almy) Spauding
He came to Moretown when n small boy
and resided there until Is years ago. when
he moved to Waitsfied. He is survived
by one daughter, Clara.-Miss Louise
Gleason of Montpelier spent Sunday with
her mother, Mrs. r. j. Gleason.-Mr. and
Mrs. G. w. Wallis and Miss Irene JOS
lin returned Monday from Boston.--Mrs
A. w. Blgelow was "a recent visitor In
Burlington.-C. j. Greene has sold his
residence to Warren Palmer.
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MIDDLESEX

Increased attendance at both preaching
service and Sunday school Sunday were
encouraging to pastor and other workers.
There were 20 present at Sunday school,
four Of these being in the new class for
boys and young men led by Mr.. Sails
This class will use the discussion method
in all its lessons and affords a splendid
opportunity for boys and young men to
get together and talk over some of the
big things of life. The topic for next Sun
day Is THE Needs of the World" The
young ladies' class has suggested uniting
the boys class with theirs and this will
be further discussed next Sunday.
The Ladies' Home Circle presents play
followed by reading from n Montpelier
artist this evening in Holden Hal. Ice
cream and cake will be an sale after
the entertainmont--Miss Lucy Swift and
friend, Miss Elsie Carr. Of Saratoga, n.
Y. have been spending the past week
with Miss Swift's parents. started Oh
the return trip Monday.-The Ladies
Home Circle met Mt the church vestry
Wednesday evening and tied a Quilt for
tho Christmas salc.-The Ladies' Aid
meets next week Wednesday in the Uni
tartan Church for !ts regular meeting
and social