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LYNDONVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Cowles and
daughter expect to leave soon for
Lunenburg, where Mr.. Cowles is to
take charge of the Silsby store in
that town. They have very pleasant
tenement engaged, which is to he
newly papcred and put in order for
them, and they will move as soon as
it is ready.
On Tuesday, May %, 1870, a
quiet home wedding took place in the
little town of Craftsbury, the con-
tracing parties being Miss Emma
Hartman and JAY S. Butler, both of
CraftsburY. When this fact was
brought 10 the minds of their friends,
il seemed fitting that such an event
as a golden wedding should receive
some recognition. A very simple cell
cbra.ion was at first planned, but so
many friends bth within and without
the Methodist church wished TO at
tend, that it was decided to hold an
informal reception in the evening,
and the church people, and few
other friends Of Mr.. ard Mrs. Butler,
about hundred in number, called on
them. and extended congratulations
and GOOD wishes. Those from out of
town who were present were II. Il.
Hartman of Craftsbury, Mrs. But
ler's brother, and Mrs. Fred Dawson
OF Brighton, Mass. and these two
were both present at the wedding 80
years ago, and are the only TWO Nv
ING witnesses of that event. The four
girls who were brought up by Mr..
and Mrs. Butler, their own daughter,
Mrs. r. H. Moore, Mrs Fred Davi-
son, Mrs. Rose Allen, and Mrs. Nam
tie Spencer, were all present 20 honor
the two people who had been father
and mother 10 them, am dupon these
four depended the social part of the
celebration The people of the church
gave the bride and groom of %
years purse of gold, ]. c. Eaton
and H. W. Lyster gave gold pieces,
the four daughters of the house"
referred to above, presented them
with n handsome library table, the
Rebekah Lodge gave Mrs, Butler a
beautiful gold Past Grand pin, and
from other friends came quantities of
lovely flowers, jonquil and carnations
in profusion. The Rev. Mr.. M c.
Farlane, pastor of the Methods
church, and the Rev. r. H. Moore,
their son-m-law, made brief anu
appropriate remarks during the eve
ming, and punch and waters were
served, during the social time which
followed, Mr.. and Mrs. Butler had
one wedding present 30 years a.o,
a pair of vases which they showed
that evening, dating back to a day
when wedding presents were not COM
mon or expected, but perhaps valued
more than at present. They have
lived in Lyndonville SO years, 80 Of
which Mr.. Butler has been in the J.
c. Eaton & Co. hardware store.
They are universally known and hl;-
ed, their character and usefulness a
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citizens. is attested by daily deeds of
worth, and all their friends are glad
they nave had fifty years of happy
married life, and a successful home.
At ball game Wednesday after
noon between the Aggies and lnsti-
tute, he latter were the winners by
II to l score.
Earl Roundy and family are NOV
ing This week to West Burke, where
they will live with and keep house for
his father. Harold Pyer's people
will move into the tenement vacated
by the Roundys, and Ma and Mrs.
Clarence Fraser have engaged the
tenement, now occupied by the Pyers.
Mrs. John Merrill of Newport is
in town for a few days with her
mother, Mrs. Henry Watson.
Miss Doris Colby celebrated her
18th birthday May 10 with whist
party for several of Aer friends,
there being two tables of players. A
plea SAINT 'ocial time was enjoyed, and
the guests presented their Young
hostess with a fine clock as a souve-
mir of her coming of age. Refresh
ments were served, and a general
good time enjoyed.
Mrs. W. S. LETTERS was in st.
Johnsbury on business trip on
Tuesday and is so much improved
in health that she was able to make
some business calls, the first for a
long time.
At the st. Peters Parish house
Tuesday evening, an informal recep-
ton vas given the new pastor. Mr..
Hubur and wife, and the evening
closed with whist party, there be-
ing six tables of players. Some re-
pairs have been made on the rectory
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hubur and their
little son, Robert. have moved in and
gone TO housekeeping.
Miss Mary Warden, who is stay
ing at Mathewson House, was taken
quite seriously i'll this week. and has
been carried to her home in Barnet.
Aubrey Gray has been spending a
few days visiting friends in Boston
and Springfield, Mass.
Delegates to the State Republican
Convention at Montpelier Wednesday
were G. NJ. Campbell, C. l.. Stuart,
A. H. Humphrey and Samuel Nit
,chell.
Mrs Mildred Downey of Newport,
who will be remembered here as a
former resident and the widow of
Lorne Downey, with her little daugh-
ter, We've, is spending 4 week with
friends in town. She is planning to
give up her Newport home, and will
60 to Utah, where she is to teach in
a school located near her husbands
family.
The Rev. and Mrs. r. H. Moore
and son, Stanley, returned to their
home in Randolph Thursday after
spending some time with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Butler.
Mrs. Fred Dawson has gone from
here to Newport to visit n short time
before returning to her home in
Brighton, Mass.
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INSTITUTE BEATS
VAIL ACCIES
BY l2TO SCORE.
Rival Lyndon Schools Meet
On Campus In Annual
Contest

Lyndon Institute defeated the Vail
Aggies on the campus Wednesday
afternoon by score of II to /. The
weather was fine for game altho a
trife warm, but somehow there was
not rs large a crowd as there should
be for such a game.
"Monk" Morse held down the box
for the Institute while Doug" Fair
banks tried to do as much for the
Aggics.
The Institute seemed to have the
heavy hitters while all the Aggies
could do was to make a couple of
singles. The Institute had first
"raps" and they made good use Of
them bringing in three runs.
X. F. Pierce, first up was out.
Wilmington to Griswold, Cusson fol
lowed him with hit to Griswold.
Hall was then passed and stole sec
ond Immediately. Gaudette singled
advancing Hall to third. This gave
Gaudette a chance to steal second.
Nelson then singled scoring Hail.
Georges triple came up in time to
score Gaudette and Nelson while
Morse now hit fly to Wilmington.
The Aggies made no runs in their
half.
Watson started the second inning
for the Institute with double and
made this a score before the half was
over altho r. X. Pierce, K. f. Pierce
and Cusson got out.
The Ageies gave up their half
again without scores.
The Institute had another rally in
the Bird inning. When Hall hit, stole
second and third, Gaudette was out,
Wilmington to Griswold, but Nelson
rolled things along with nice double
scoring Hall. George then made a
hit and Morse followed with another
double scoring George and Nelson
while Watson and r. X. Pierce were
both retired at first.
The Aggies received no runs in
their half, nor did the Institute in
the first anG fourth but in the last
half Of the fourth the Aggies got the
only run. Rankin, the star center
fielder, of the Aggies was walked. He
stole second, advanced to third or
a passed ball and scored on Fair
banks hit. No more scoring was
done on either side until the Sth inn
ing when l.. l. scored three men, 4.
f. Pierce, Morse and Woods while in
their half of the 9th Nelson and
Morse scored.
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County w. c. 7. U.
Convention at Barnet
Continued from page onel

I morning session the following de
partment superintendent were nom
/ mated and afterwards elected:
Evangelistic and Sunday Schools
Mrs. Ida C. Gregg, Barnet.
Christian Citizenship, Mrs. Mar!
McGill, East Barnet.
/ Flower Mission, Mrs. Belle Nor
gan, Barnet. -
/ IL nature and Press, Mrs. S. x
I-ate, Sutton.
10 Il Education, Mrs. Blanche
~.
h.a-i-Na.cotios, Mrs. L. A. Owen
last Hardwick.
Franchise, Mrs. Myrtle S. Cross
St. Johnsbury.
s. +. l., Mrs. Carrie Clifford, East
Ryeglte.
Health and Heredity, Mrs. NJ. x
Fairbanks.
Parliamentary Usage, Mrs. Ina
Gilf'lan, Barnet.
Rescue, Mrs. Mary ellis, Danville
Medal Contest, Mrs. Emily Albee
Barnet.
Temperance and Labor, Mrs. Elsie
Nj. Harvey, 81. JOiliSbuiN'
The morning session was occupied
largely with reports from the depart,
ment supcrintendents. Garry On
was he message brought by Mrs
Elsie Pease Barney of Swanton. She
said the boys and girls must be con-
tinuallv taught the evils of intemper-
ance that the 18th amendment might
be perpe.uated. She urged the women
to use their rights as voters for the
sake of i principle.
Mrs. Slocum of the influence OF
wearing the white ribbon and Mrs.
NJ. K. Fairbanks of West Burke I'D
vocat>d physical training in our pub
lis schools as the training Of the body
should be attended to as well as that
of the mind. A paper on the Con
selva.ion of Youth" by Mrs. Louise
C. Row of St. Johnsbury was read by
Mrs. Fairbanks.
The following officers were elected:
Pres, Mrs. NJ. H. Goss, st. Johns
bury; first vice pres, Mrs. Ida c.
Gregg, Barnet; second vice pres,
Mrs. A. S. Bole, East Hardwick; sec,
Mrs. VI. K. Fairbanks, West Burke;
treas. Mrs. Louise CO Roy. st.
Johnsbury; auditor, Ms Mary ellis,
Dan Vile.
Following a bountiful dinner came
the planting of the memorial or
friend ship tree. This ceremony took
place on the grounds of the parson-
age, the quest of honor, Mrs. Char
lotte Slocum, casting in the first
shovelful Of earth. Mrs. NJ. H. Cess
read a few appropriate lines of
poetry and Rev. Arthur f. Gregg
spoke of the tree as providing shade
for The future wayfarer and as aiding
in the conservation of sugar, as it
was 1 maple tree.
At the memorial service these were
named as having died during the
wear: Miss Nettie Lang and Mrs.
Margaret Gilfillan, both of Barnet;
Miss Harriet Choate Of Danville,
Mrs. Kate NJ. Ruggles, st. Johns
bury.
The banner was awarded the st.
Jokn:burv Union as reporting the
largest gain in membership.
The county association has ia
members and II honorary members
This is an increase of % during the
year. Sixtv-eight regular meetings
were held, six special meetings and
two nublic meetings. The sum of
S125.i5 was expended durinp the year
as follows: State work, S60.90. coun-
ty work, $3.50, local work, S49.25.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Eggs for Matching and
poultry. Very best booth kinds of
Reds, Rose and single comb Buff
Rocks, Barred Rocks, Light Brah-
mas, White Wyandottes Martin
Black Minorcas. All these birds got
first prize at State Fair and at coun-
ty fairs. Stock for sale. John w.
Campbell, SO Railroad street, st.
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MISCELLANEOUS

That monument or marker you
want set for Decoration day ought
to be ordered now in order to get it
for that date. l also do lettering at
cemeteries. Write or call 534-M and
will call and submit designs. ]. f.
Walker, st. Johnsbury.
277, Tu, Thu, Sat.
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Classified Dept.

FOR SALE CHEAP-New Perfec-
ton 3-bucner Oil Stove, Charcoal
Flat Iron. Curtain Stretcher, four
passenger Lawn Swing, all in fist
class condition. Is Hastings st.
284-289*
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-On May Is in st. Johnsbury
village pocket book containing quite
sum of money. Finder will be suit
ably rewarded by leaving same at the
Caledonian office 2S3-2SS+
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TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT---six room
tenement or cottage, good location.
w. j. Oliver, Concord, Vt. 282- 295t
TO RENT--Furnished rooms. 10
Summer st. 282-287*
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FOR SALE CHEAP---A furnished
cottage at Crystal Lake, Barton, vt.
Inquire G. E. Woodward, South
Woodstock, Vt. 27o IF
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FOR SALE-Twenty cows, new
mich and part fall cows. Also two
good work horses. r. T. Silver, %
Portland st. Phone 687-R. 285-29O
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WANTED--Second hand Boys
Bicycle. Eighteen inch frame. Tel
1858. $50 If
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TENEMENTS to rent---4 to 7 rooms,
newly panered and painted. Electric
lights. II. B. Stanley, Phone 126-11.
PIT If
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WANTED-Hardwood lumber of all
kinds sawed to our order. Advise
what you have or will have to offer
Plunkett, Webster Lumber Co., Inc,
Address Box 447, Bennington, Vt.
OFT 4f
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FOR SALE-U. S. Cream Separator
700 lbs, new bowl two years ago. Old
style, in perfect running order. Price,
$1,000. l.. F. Goslant, Barnet, Vt.
277 If
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MALE and FEMALE attendants and
nurses wanted at the Vermont State
Hospital. Wage scale materially adj
vanced April l, 1920. Apply to E. A.
Stanley, Supt. 277 If
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WANTED

MATTRESSES, also chamber maids
for the summer season. Apply, VIM.
NJ. Sale, Mgr, Lake Morey Club,
Fairlee, Vt. 284 If
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WANTED-Good fast order cook
fortnight work. 500 per week and
board. Hoadley Restaurant, Brattle-
boro, Vt. 277 If
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FOR SALE-A few splendid bar
gains in little used White Rotary sew
ing machines. Three or four good
secondhand sewing machines from
five to eight dollars. McLean's Music
Store. orr 80
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FOR SALE-One medium weight
five passenger six cylinder touring
car. Overhauled, new paint, new high
grade 6O00 guarantee tires all round
with one extra. Electrical units and
every par in first class shape. Rea-
son for selling we have three other
machines to use. Priced as low as a
cheap new car. A. f. COUNSEL &
ooh, ~. Johnsbury, Vt. 284 If
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WANTED AT ONCE--Chamber
maid at Fairbanks Inn. 277tf
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FOR SALE--One % ton Republic
truck used one seson, in good condi-
ton and running every day at the
present time. This truck we had rath-
er sell for cash but would exchange
for anything that would edual its
value which we are asking $500 for.
Ii has hnnn nvnrhnnlod thic rnnnn,,
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WANTED-Lady assistant in our
pressing and repair department.
Palmer Bros. 2S4 If
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WANTED-Temporary home for
boy 218 years old. Call 717-W 284 If
WANTED---Girl or woman for
homework. No washing or ironing.
Telephone 1916 r or call at 143 r. r.
ST. 277 If
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WANTED AT ONCE-Dishwasher
at Star Restaurant. 283 If
WANTED--All kinds help for lumber
job Mt East Barnet. Apply Porter
& Long. Tel. 1924 Barnet or write.
Steady job and good pay. 283-205
WANTED---A plain cook, also
kitchen woman and laundress. A. J.
Newman, Heights House, Lunenburg,
Vt. 278-208f
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Says Peisons Cause
HeGdaehe Dizziness
Coated Tongue and Myriad All.
nsnts In the Spring.
orandma's Remedy Now Sold In
TabIct-suIpherb Tablets.

ManY men, women and children
need a Spring Blood Purifier. I'll!
blood becomes thick with rpisons
through the winter months. Whaa
spring comes serious ailments Ike
typhoid, scarlet fever. coughs, colds.
ctatarrh, neuralgia, rheumatic pains,
loss Of apre!ite and sluggish all.ii
feeling prevails.
The bowels, tho liver and the kid.
neyS need help, Tho blood needs thin
ming and purifying if pimples and hons
are present Sulpherb Tablets quick
" relieve consultation and kidney in.
activity and elimination of poisons
takes place ard YOU are made strong
and fit for spring and summer. Grand.
ma gave sulphur and cream of tartar
in mOlasses. Now you take them in
tablets with laxative purifying herbs
4 better medicine. easy and pleasar.
10 take. Druggists sell them in sac
sealed luhc5 Every package guaran.
teod satisfactory or money back. Get
:sulpherb Tablets mot sulphur tab.
iet5)
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HEADACHE gees
IN TWO MIavTfs
Don't Suffer Half an Hour
While Slow Acting Tablets
are Waiting to be Digcst
ed. Aspironal Elixir Re-
Eieyes in Two Minutes. Alb
solutely Safe.

Every druggist in the L. S. cordially
tnNMss you ~ como in and try the new
AsDircnal Elixir, the tw0,minute guar.
anteed relief for headaches and colds.
He knows that Aspironal not only re-.
lieyeG the pain much quicker and
without the slightest danger 10 tho
heart, but also removes the cause Of
Dil p''a ana st@i headaches by gently
acting on the liver. correcting bilious.
80 I'D "oos'ipation and thereby pre-
venting the return of your headache
-, - cay.
The next time YOU have a headache
20 TO your nearest drug store. hand
the clerk half dollar for bottle of
Aspironal and tell him TO serve you
two teaspoonfuls, in little water. Hold
your watch in your hand and count of
two minutes, then call for your money
back. as per manufacturers guaran.
tee. If YOU cannot feel your headache
fading away within the time limit.
Everybody is doing 1t so don't be bash.
full. Your druggist is waiting to serve
you. Same guarantee applies TO colds,
coughs and neuralgia.-Adv.
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HARR

Vacant Cottage-Finc lot for bust
ness, located on street. Monthly
"a Payments.
Room Modern Homo Ogden Ave
nue..
Handsome Edgemont bungalow
acres of land, one of the most
handsome homes near the city.
Fine garden, COW pasture and i'm
= preTements.
Fie,s Street Home-Lot zoo feet
lens, large modern home, about
asi,9oo cash and balance on terms.
b0A East Ferry-5 room cottage and
bath. close in. house in good con
ditien. Only $500
Grafton House of s Rooms-For sale
er trade for Fairmont property.
Anyone desiring to locate in Graf
ton Investigate.
EdgeWay Lot-40x24O feet, every
soenFenience in front, at bargain,
on payments. Small payment
down.
kJaGkson Street Business Property
IA 8 story brick building near the
corner Of Jefferson street, concrete
basement under the entire build
ing. Contains IA rooms, . baths,
very large rooms with high ceilings
$4,000, the price asked for it.
The payments are reasonable. No.
:221.
Immediate Possession. Wood Street
Bungalow-Handsom six room
home. fine lots, garage, improved
lawn with hedge, concrete cellar
and furnace, must sell Monday or
Tuesday, at $1,000.
Hamilton Street Home-The large
house on the lower side of Hamll-
ton street after leaving Monroe
street. Small cottage on the rear
OF lot. There are rooms in the
big house. viii accommodate 8
families. Close in town. a house
that will help pay for itself. 81, 900
cash and the balance Is easy.
SAsidenee Location-Located be
e, tween East Park and the Owens, an
exclusive residence location, about
12ox160 feet in size, bounded on
two sides by wide lots. The ground
10 already planted in small fruits
one of the finest strawberry beds
of the country. Also poultry house.
The price will be made right and
terms 70 suit.
corner Between the Ko1pers
plant and the Brass plant, fine loca-
ton for business, room for two
houses.
iaeeulation-The greatest opportun-
ity to make money. Corner lot,
near Brass plant.
,0-foot Lot Ogden Avenue On paved
street. Easy payments.
Room House-At head OF jefferson
street. overlooking the city. $500
cash and easy payments.
i0f East Ferry STREET. rooms and
~, .-iust De sold quick.
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hrs psbzel Harr, OF Vermont ave
aue. has been ssaisfosea tie past few
Maxine Harr, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Denzsl Harr, IL quite i'll with
Mr. ard Mrs. p. NJ. CARPENTER and
son. Herschel. OF Marion street, were
.seu' sueS:s OF Mrs. Anderson at
Ms, Frank Google is still very i'll
II Ear home In Horgantown avenue.
Miss S.fn Jacobs Is able to he up
alter u weeks Illness
II ana Mrs j. Il. Growl. who have
spen( the winter months in Florida,
arr oxrecled TO arrive home Saturday
Thcg have heen vlsiting friends in
Washington. y. C., the last few DAYS.
Mrs. Cora OFT and daughter. Mrs.
Vincent, with her little daughte..
jauuelme. OF Morgantown. were snests
Ok Mrs CoGgh!ln aud daughters in Yer
mont avenue, Thursday.
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Realty Deeds Are
Filed for Record


The following desds have been filed
with County C.eyk s. G. Martin:
w. =. Shaver and Hifo 10 OTlie W.
Morgan a parcel Of land in tie Village
~ Wcfih'nGtou. Consideration $50.
Helen Fesler 10 Jacob Straight .
parcel of land on the West Fork riy-
e. ~ Grant district. Consideration
C;aro:cn u. Robinson to Mike Ker-
rs. parcel OF land in thc village OF
Grant Town Cons;dcraticn s365,
". J. U'%ell and wife 10 lydia G..
Petc-gen 4 parcel Of land in tIe Bell
view Heights addition 10 the city Of
Fairnont Consideration $3.50.
Minnie StouehawEer ard husband
to George ". Heldre,h parcel OF !And
on i>iii'e BjneamOus q: eek in Lincoln
district Consideration StI.
i. r. Trims and wife n tho Bank
OF Manning, on. = ps:ce' Of land in the
town of Warrington. Consideration
Sf00
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Tells Fat People
Perverted Craving
For Wrong Foods Must Be over
come.
says Arbelonc Tablets Does This
and REDUCES Weight Too.

!, The person who is TOO fat is told :,
uiet arh the very things th2t a me-
verified appetite Graves arc the one,
You must not eat Obesity is I'M
,W,a "a II is Ike an endless chain
, n,.,ss wrong foods In the wrong wa
me appetite demands aud Graves The
"fnhE foods and converts them into
EeGticss. embarrassing fat. Tablet.
Htrho;one stops the perverted cravin
LOT the wrong foods. gives a ,Srns
appsii'e, eliminates the fat -formiI
d :, through kidneys aud howe
uiEsolves the fatty Surplus and Sc,
1t back through elirinatiye cSann
causing improves! health and strer
Onc or two tubes will convince
lai person that Arholonc is what
nneCi 20 reduce safely aud SUGGEST
Sold by thirty thousand druggist,
sealed tubes with full directions.
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Surprise Party.

Mrs. Oliver Carpenter. of Wood
street, was given surprise Sirthday
party last evening that was a most en-.
ioyable event. Mrs. Carpenter was
Invited to spend the afternoon at Mrs.
George HenderEon's in Mnrgantown
avenue and when she arrived home
found tho house filled with gusts.
The affair was arranged by Mr.. car
penter and was most successfully car,
rted out and about thirty.fiyc guests
were entertained In most charming
maner. NictroIa music and converse
ton made the hours most pleasant
ones and Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Joseph Ford aud Mrs. Thomas
TetricS. Mrs. Carpenter received ~
number OF very beautiful presents
from her guests.
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Meetlnn Wnll Atiended

. The general meeting OF tho Ladies'
Aid society of the Diamond street
last evening. was largely attended and
Mrs. Margaret Gilhart was elected
vice president OF the society Re.
ports we're given by each division and
all we're very satisfactory Each d.
vision Is doing good work. Much IL
being accomplished. Division nc. 4
will hnld an exchange Saturday morn
Ing In Springer Bros store in Market
street. Miss Emma Adams. Miss Lu
ellie Springer and Miss Wilma Buck
ley will be in charge.