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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-20

The Fordney tariff bill places a
duty of so cents thousand on shin
giles. This duty can have for its OBJ
ject nothing else than enabling man.
ufacturers in the United States to add
that amount to the price which they
otherwise would be able to collect.
The customary excuse that is offered
essary to shield American workmen
from competition with the cheap la
Dor of Europe and the Orient does
not apply in the case OF shingles.
Canadian lumber interests alone COM
pete with the logging camps and saw
mills of the United States and wages
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-20

Tho proposal to tax bank checks is
endorsed by the Hartford Courant as
follows: 1T is incomprehensible that
the tax on checks has not been adopt
ed, indeed, was not one of the first
emergency taxes laid. 1t falls only
on people who have bank accounts
1t is collected with no expense at all
1t was not the cause of grumbling
when formerly in use, and it brings
in the money" All of what the Cou-
rant says may or may not be true. but
It is certain that the plan would have
a disastrous effect on the total Of
bank clearings.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-20

Time was, when q man, woman,
boy or girl went to the bad, that their
downfall was attributed to whisky.
Moral delinquency now is credited 70
the cigaret by Miss Lizzie Wooster,
who is quoted as saying: After WIS.,
iting state eleemosVnary and penal in
stitutions thruout the country and
talking with the officials, I am con-
WINGED that a majority of the inmates
owe their downfall to smoking ci-
garets." When the cigaret has been
abolished where next will the reform
ers turn to find goat? 1t is certain
that they still will need enc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-20

from those paid on this side OF the
striving to encourage and promote
home building. it could not do better
than urge congress to eliminate from
the Fordney bill the duty of so cents
a thousand on shingles.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-20

For years 1t was a standing reproacn
to this country that it had no mer-
chant fleet and that its commerce was
carried in foreign bottoms. If the
people had known what a merchant
fleet was going to cost them for con-
struction and upkeep. probably they
would have been content to continue
In the old way.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-05-25
y A Fretty Party

On Wednesday evening last the doors
of new hosJelry, the Bluebird Inn, were
thrown open to invited gr1ests to the num-
Der of 25. The Inn was located at the
horle of Mrs. F. c. Peck on Park street,
where Mre. Peck and Miss Freda Noble
entertained in honor of Miss Ellen Bishop,
whose marriage to Daniel ]. Montgomery
of this place is soon to occur.
The house was charmingly decorated,
the bluebird idea being carried, out in
every detail, and the guests were request
ed to register in a large blue bird book.
In one corner of the parlor a large birds
nest contained many pretty and useful
articles for the prospective housewife, and
at the refreshment tables favors OF tiny
nests with bluebirds perched on the edge
marked each place. The central table,
where the guest of honor was seated, had
as a center-piece a pretty bluebird house.
A delisious supper was served to the party
and the evening spent in informal social
fashion.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-05-25
Blaze Does Damage

The Fire Department was called out on
Thursday afternoon at about one o'clock
to subdue brisk blaze which had started
at the residence of Mrs. Carrie Barrows
on Richmond street. The fire started
from an overheated chimney in the ell
part Of the house, and had it not been for
prompt and excellent work would have
destroyed the entire set of buildings. A
line # hose was strung-from the hydrant
in front of Mrs Mary Thomas house on
Park ST., and within ten minutes after the
tlrm a stream was playing on the flames,
and they were soon under control, the DAM
age being confined to the roof of the ell, the
sleeping room below, the kitchen and
chimney, it being necessary to rebuild the
latter. The loss was covered by insur-
ance, W A. Ellis of Montpelier, State
Representative of the Phoenix Insurance
Company of London, being in town Mon
day and making a satisfactory settlement
with R. L. Barrows, the local agent.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-05-25
Some Storm

The storm which struck Morrisville
and vicinity on Sunday noon was vio-
lent affair. 1t tore down trees, telephone
poles and signboards without regard to
ownership and location, and worst CT all,
put the big transformer at the corner of
Bridge and Portland streets out of COM
mission, so that there was danger Of the
village being without lights for that even
ing. The Water and Light Department.
however, was at work at once, and man.
aged to patch up the damage so that the
house lights were usable, though the arcs
were dark. Incidentally, in the many
years that our Water and LiPht Depart
m1nt has been. established, there has been
very few nights when we have been with
out current.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-05-25
Memorial Day Observance

All members of G. A. R, w. r. c
The American Legion Auxiliary, and al
he'd organizations are requested to meet al
Town Hall at 2 p. m. Friday afternoon,
May 9th, to listen to the pre-memorial
exercises given by the School Children,
marching from there to the foot of Main
street for exercises. All Children bring
flowers.
All members of the G. A. R W. R. c.,
American Legion Auxiliary, and allied or
ganizations are requested to meet at the
G. A. r Hatl Sunday morning at 1915 to
go in body to the Univeralist Church.
Ali members of the G. A. r., W. R c.,
American Legion Auxiliary, and allied or
ganizations are requested to meet in the
morning atG. A. r. Hall at LIS to march
to the Monument for exercises. At 1.30
p. m. all G. A. R., W r. c., and allied
organization and American Legion, Com
mandery, Woodmer, Firemen and SIlool
Children are invited to participate in the
The speaker of the day will be
Hon. Y. A. Bullard of Burlington.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-05-25
Don't fail to hang out the Flag Monday

Tile Nellie Gill Co. had another large
house last evening. Nothing but the
Truth" was the best ever" and kept all
il good humor from start to finish. Next
time The Woman in Grey
" N. Putnam, S. B. Waite and L. H.
Lewis attended the Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows at St. Johnsbury last Thursday.
The Rebekah Grand Lodge was represen-
ted by Mrs. S. B Waite, Mrs R. S. Page
and Mrs. Ellen Noyes.
Mrs John Miner has gone to Annapolis
to witness the graduation of her son,
Wakeman Thorp, at the Naval Academy
there. Wakeman will return home with
her Cor a months vacation and then goes
away on two-years' cruise.
The Home Culture Club is invited to
meet the Morrisville Club at a reception
Thursday, June I'd. Members who intend
to go will meet at the Inn at 2 p m.
Those who wish transportation provided
will notify Mrs. H. L. Fairbanks as early
as Friday Of this week.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-05-25
HYDE PARK

Miss Agnes Ladeau, from New Jersey, is
here on visa. guest of her friend, Miss
Iva Griswold.
The Y. P. S. c. E., had a very good
patronage at the movies last Friday night,
given for their benefit.
David Trudeau has traded his village
residence with Viii! Emerson for the lat
ter's farm in the WisweI district.
The Ladies Aid will serve dinners at
the church at noon on Memorial Day.
Everybody come hungry. Price 35cts.
Twill be great ball game next Mon
day between Morrisville and the "Invinci-
bles." Both clubs are doing big practice.
The principal streets Of the village have
been given fine oiling by the Standard
Oil Co. For awhile it will be necessary
to watch your STEP"
The big shower put quick ending to
the morning service at the Cong'l church
last Sunday, Several took JFrench leave"
while others we're storm stayed.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-05-25
LOCAL NEW S
MORRISVILLE

DR.. G. H. Newton of Waterbury was a
visitor in town Monday.
Mrs. Deete Woodard is convalescen5
after an illness of several days.
Mrs. Lizzie Drew bf Cabot spent Su7-
dayat her home on Summer street.
Neil Knapp of Calais has been spending
several days with his uncle, Arthur Knapp.
Mrs. Josie Pierce and Mrs. Josie browne
of Johnson were recent guests of Mr.. and
Miss Freda Noble was confined to her
home by illness for several days last week.
Mrs. Fannie Bickford is improving her
residence en- Union street by coa4 of
paint.
Miss Nan Wombell was absent from her
duties at the Union Savings Bank &, Trust
Co., for two days last week on account of
illness.
Strawberries homegrown, the first of
the season, grown by Jim Jones, came to
us Monday-nicely favored and hardin
gers of more to follow"
Miss Caroline Powers is making repairs
to her residence at the cornet of Congress
and Main streets, including new foundaI
tions of concrete, and porch on the east
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-05-25
Woman's Club VIII Entertain

On Thursday afternoon, June 2. at 2:3C
o'clock the Morrisville Woman's Club will
entertain at the parlors of the Congrega.
t;onal church the Dread Club Of Johnson,
the Home Culture Club of Hyde Park and
the Uplift Club of Elmore.
Each member Of the Woman's Club
should consider it a personal resp possibility
to be present and to do her part as hostess,
thereby helping to max the affair an en-
joyable one for both ourselves and our
sister club women.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-05-25
Oh, Those Hot Sands!

Among those who attended the meeting
of Mt Sinai Temple Shrine at Montpelier
on Friday evening were c. H. RayAore,
Glenn Wilkins, Gustin Smith, A R Camp
bell, Howard Skinner, F. M. Mould, DR..
TOMBSTONE ]. M Kelley, A. H Slayton, L.
M. Mnuson, ]. A. Waite, M. B. White, w.
H. Towne, Ballou Towne and Fred Cleve-
land the two latter gentlemen being num-
bercd in the large class of candidates who
crossed the burning sands"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-05-25
AUG T I ION!

will sell at public Auction, Satur
day, June II, 1921, at one O'Clock
sharp, the Home place belonging to
the estate of Clara ]. Cary, consist.
ing of about two acres of land with
a two-story brick house with wood
ell and barn thereon. situated on
Maple ST.. in the village of Stowe;
also the Household Goods, consist
ing Of furniture Of all kinds, bedding,
ca1psts, rugs, stoves, parlor organ,
and other articles too numerous to
mention.
L, L. HARRIS, Admr.
Stowe, Vt, May 20, '21.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-05-25
lSD This paper will be one
day late next week - Thurs
day, instead Of Wednesday.

The village streets were given liberal
oiling last week.
Be sure to hear Hon V. A Bullard next
Monday. He will give,you an interesting
address.
Allard Drowre of Proctor was the guest
over Sunday Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
q. P. browne.
A. R. Campbell and wife have gone to
Rutland to attend the annual convention
of the Vermont Optical Society.
Burnham and Tiff, of the Campbell
Jewelry Co., expect to attend the jewelers.
Convention the Goth at Rutland.
Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Sherman were
guests of their daughter, Mrs. Gordon
Brooks of Burlington last Sunday.
T. C. Cheney has begun his annual
tour of as Ere insurance inspector, and is
working through Danville this week.
Miss Exine Stevens of St Johnsbury has
been guest for the past few days at the
home of T. B. Ellis on Winter street.
Robert, small son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. |
A. Waite, has been i'll during the past
week, but is convalescent at this writing
"A handsome up.to date Soda Fountain
is being installed at the Morrisville Fruit
Store. 1t will be in running order next
Saturday.
L. Raymond Ellis will go Thursday to
St. Johnsbury, vi ere he will assist the
St. Jolnsbury Band in their Decoration
Day program.
The Morrisvile Band has bran-new
Drum Major in the person of John Jones,
who will make his initiatory appearance
Memorial Day.
Mrs. Percy Sweetzer isrecovering nicely
from an operation for appendicitis per-
formed at the Fanny Allen hospital last
week week Tuesday.
H. M. McNally of Arlington, Mass,
of the Racine Tire Co., has
returned home after spending several days
with B. G. Stearns Of High street.
Grover Rice, better known as Pickles"
has sold his lunchroom business on Port.
land street to A. Clovis Couture, son of
Joseph Couture of the LaPorte road.
Mrs. George E. Gage Of Kellogg, Ida.
ho, came last Wednesday evening for
several months visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Boynton of Jersey
High&.
Mrs. John c. Herricll and small son,
James Lambert, have returned from Sara
;ata, Florida, where thev have spent the
winter, and are in camp at Lake Samoset
Mr.. Herrick will return later in the season.
The Lamoille Grange, which has occu-
oied the upper floor Of the Morrisville
Fruit Store the past u years, will go July
.st to the N, E. o. P hall. The rooms
hey. vacate will be fitted up for living
lpartments for Domenique Beviotti.
Miss Elizabeth Powers OF Richford spent
he weekend at 4ler home here. having as
Ter guests four little girls from Richford,
he Misses Madeline Clark. Alice Rublee,
Dorothy Kennedy and Elizabeth Smith
The party returned home by motor Sun
lay, chauffeured by G. NJ. Powers. I
Mrs. Casilda Davis, Mrs. Hattie Slay- ,,
on, Mrs. Cora Whipple and Mrs. Eliza :
eth Munson have returned home after
pending week at "Nipantuc" Cottage, !:
amp Windimere, Caspian Lake, as the 7
uests of Mrs. Alice kellogg. The latter
as also returned. Mr., and Mrs. A. H.
layton and Miss Jean PinneY and l.. M.
1unson were also Sunday guests at the :
ottage.
kSr0ffu Uo~ty, I.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-05-25
Death of Mrs. r. L. Fairbanks

Mrs. Romina L. Fairbanks, who has
been in poor health long time, died Tues
day morning. She was 73 years old and
is survived by her husband and other rel
atives. The funeral will be held from her
late home at Cady's Falls at 2. o'clock
THURSDAY afternoon.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-05-25
Important Business Change

c. H. Crane, the Portland streer mer-
chant, has sold the grocery business which
he has conducted for the past Six years to
Peter Guerneri' possession being given
Monday. Mr.. Guerneri has had charge
of the Morrisville Fruit Company's Store
during the past year, while the proprietor
Domenique Bevilotti, has been in Italy,
and Peter has proved himself competent
business man who will no doubt give ex-
celent service at his new. stand. Mr..
Crane has no plans at present, but will
take a well-earhed vacation before start
ing any new venture. ~
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-05-25

The Auxiliary of American Legion Nor
ristown Post No. 33. are giving a banquet
and dance at the Club House at Samoset
Wednesday evening, May 25th. All MEM
bers of Morristown Post are invited.
The committee have tried to reach
every member but if any have been over
looked they are cordially invited to attend.
Transportation will be provided for
those who wish automobiles leaving Le-
gion Hall at p. m.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-30

@etro ltet. Sic: SrduIein
Drummer lagt, Sic madJten mir nur
Den Sof aus 8ahe. neil iie Sic ab-
eewieien babe.
ST: 9tun iasen Sic Grdulein
Drummer, oaB Die &ahe nod ME 10
iiiB gemeien lei wie in oieiem Sal.
Or rieht's 6ou. Blu.
mentbal Coon Der 9orie 5uriidfeb-
rcno): aronitein, es riedt mer 10
ienserid bier i'm 9ontor.
Mronltein: @ott, mas for e feline
Nai', IS uns ooa ourdsebrannt Der
&ailierer.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-30

aud cine Reuiiion.
Ginbrefer (nahoem er ooS @elo.
lpino zines 8eiAoitsmannes erbro.
den bait: 8ns2 Der Sahenbeltano
itimmt ia feinespegs nit Den @e.
ltGitsbiiAern iibereinl Sit 10 oiel
neriger! @as lit oenn Oas fir
cine @irtidaitl 90 cine @emein.
6eitl Ger aerI fam ia irob iein.
mcnn id) ibn nidt an0eieel
8obI m 9 d.. Sfarrer:
Aber Wiid)el. wie toanen Sic nur
beim Yiliigen 10 l~aiterbait fIuden3
8iiicn Sic, wie Shiaer 10 ihon
iagt: 1@enn quite Ge0en lie beglei.
ten, oann iIiebt Die arbeit munter
tort"
Widel: Id nein, 9odwiiroen. nit
gutcn @orten ritte id bel Den Die.
dern mir aus. Oa oiebea lie iber'
haupt nidt.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-30
V

9alO befam i9 bernus, oaB es in
meines Mannes beruftiden HfIid.
ten itdnOige lnterbredungen CAB.
or lebnte n0e Anfragen bon mel.
terber al uno elite bon ieinen $50
tienten fort, aud uenn lie san5 in
Der NGbe maren.
Griiber fam er MIR mGbren6 Der
MittagsmabI5eiten uno abenos in
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-21
INST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Discusses the Josephs-Craham Engage.
u,ent-She Hears Several Interesting Bits
H. on Numerous Subjects

at their cottage at Cape May. Mrs
Trainers sister. Mrs. J. p. Van Kueren.
Is also spending q fortnight with Mr.
and Mrs. Trainer.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis r. Thibault, OF
St Davlds, have gone to Ogonquit. Me,
where they will remain until September
Miss Elizabeth @, Canning. of 1884
Woodbins avenue. Overbrook, enter
tained last evening In honor of Miss
Dorothy Kipdline Eyster. of Cynwyd,
whose enga cement to Mr.. Charles l..
Gates, Of Washington, was recently an
nounced.
Mrs. George Haring Hughey, Of Homo
lulu who has bsen visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Adams sidney. Of
Oak Lane. for the last two months, left
Wednesday for California. She will sail
on July 81 on the steamship Maui for
her homo in Honolulu. Mrs. Hughey
will be remembered as Miss Isabel Hart
sidney. OF this city.
Miss salome Vane Heulings. daughter
of Mr. and Mira w II. Heulings. OF sos
South Forty-eighth street. who are
spending the summer Mt Gralome, their
cottage at Cape May, left yesterday for
a visit with Miss Elisabeth O'Meara, Of
overbrook. Miss UMcare will return
with Miss Heuiinss to Cape May on
Tuesday next. ....
Miss Margaret Mauson Hunter,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Patton
Hunter, Of Media, who has been spend f.
Ing some weeks with her parents, has
returned to Montreal. Can, where she
VIII be the guest OF her uncle, Mr..
Frank Hopkins. until the autumn.
occupying their cottage, ~ North sover.
eign avenue, Atlantic City, while their
daughter, Miss Dorothy +. Kaufman, Is
at Camp Woodmere
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-21
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mrs Henry Belin du Pont. OF Crest
lea, Ardmore. will entertain at dinner
this evening In honor Of Miss Victorian
du Pont daughter OF Mrs. B. G.. du
Pont, Of wilmington. Among the guests
Will be Miss Virginia de NJ Smith; Mr,
John Trevor Peirce and Mr.. Henry Belin
du Pont Miss du Pont. who will be
one Of the coming seasons debutantes.
will leave on Friday for Hot Springs,
Va where che will be the guest Of her
erother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reginald Huldekoper.
Mr., Henry Rrinton Coke, Jr., son of
Mr. and Mrs Henry Brinton Coke, 100
South Twenty-hrst street. and Penllyn.
who recently sailed for Europe, Is at
present spending some time In Paris,
where he is visiting his fathers cousins.
M, and Mrs Perslfor Frazer Gibson.
Ing
Mrs, Henry Lee Reid. OF rs West Rex
avenue. Chestnut Hill left yesterday
Tor Nantucket, where she VIII spend
several weeks, Mr.. Reid's son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Bryce
Bnn, Of Chestnut Hill will join Mrs.
Held at Nantucket early next month.
mrs Blynn was Miss Mabel Howard
MT, and Mrs. Henry Rogers Cart
wright OF the Margrave. sailed last
week for Europe, where they will spend
the summer
MI. and Mrs. Peregrine Wilmer OF
WE west Coulter street, Germantown,
me spending several weeks as the guests
oi Mr and Mrs. Daniel Haddock Car
sssairs' Of School lane, Germantown. on
meir yacht cruising in New England
MI and Mrs, Frederic H. Strawbridge,
% Iorworth, Germantown, who are on
D. extensive trip through the Canadian
~ tSeMies Hs and the West, will return home
"e atter part Of next month.
A. nr, and Mrs, Lewis Gordon announce
ca se engagement OF their daughter, Miss
'0'h OF this city.
Irn, George D. McCreary and Mrs.
inr rMmisead, of Chestnut Hill, are stay
at he Ambassador Atlantic City
ths s, Robert Wetherill, Of Chester. is
Ter Test OF her son.in-law and daurh.
"r' and Mrs. T. Woodward Trailer
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-21
GERMANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. de May will en-.
tertatn at dinner at their home, on Nc
Callum street and Mount Airy avenue
Sermantown. this evening In honor of
Mansfield. After dinner Mr.. and Mrs.
de May Will take their guests to tho
fitH-Carlton for a dance TO be followed
by supper.
Miss Marie Elizabeth Castor, daugh.
Ter or Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Castor,
or 80 East Tulpehocken street, has as
her guest for a few days Miss Eleanor
@. Blood, Of Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Barnett H. Simons.
Mannheim Apartments, left on TUESDAY
70 spend week at Camp Delaware,
Point Pleasant, Pa
Mrs. William c. S. Lex. of wes.
durham street, who is occupying an
apartment in Atlantic City for the
summer sumner has as her guest for a week her
mother. Mrs. Margaret White, of 255
East Upsal street.
, Mrs. Grace s. Bogert. OF s24 Yves,
s,,,,, nUsan street, Is In Atlantic City for the
y Miss Mildred Krus and Miss Ruth
FFrusi FraSk aaw aaaushters Of Mr.. and Mrs.
street. have returned from spendin9
q week as the guests Of Miss Dorothy
IBerroth, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
waiter Berroth. OF 500 West Logan
street. at their cottage at Ocean Civ
IN Miss Mary f. Helm. Of s3s East
Moodlawn avenue, Is camping for A few
days at Lakewood Park. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Krus Jr. and
their Family. of 322 West Logan street
VIII motor to the Pocono Mountains
III august to remain three weeks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-21
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Fannette p. Horn. Of o1os Er,s
avenue. who has been the guest Of her
cousin, Miss Leonora Buehier. OF 3Soo
tbIoadway, New York, for some time
has returned home. ''''
Mrs: Alfred Koch, Mr.. Joseph Koch
ana MISS Margaret Koch. Of 766 North
dwentleth street, have gone TO chi
caso 10 spend the summer
Mr.; and Mrs, Alfred Rosenstein have
closed their home. 2lS1 West Ontario
Detrojt ah9 r,h have gone to Chicago and
or July by way of the Great Lakes.
MT and Mrs L. S. shoyer. of e22
ing the summer at their cottage at Sea
lsIe CITY. They entertained over The
weekend Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Non
roe; Mrs NJ. Smith Mr.. n. Engelbanh
anu Mr' Lou Hersh. OF this city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-21
DELAWARE COUNTY

Miss Msude Carman Ma jor. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r. Major, OF
Media. left Yesterday for Pasadena
Calf. where she will remain until Sep
tember rs the guest Of her brother and
pster-in-iaw, Mr.. and Mrs Horace
Major.
Miss Emily Bedford. daughter o. Mr.
and Mrs. ]. Claude Bedford OF Media.
is the guest of relatives in Dayton. O.,
for a few weeks. Her sister, Miss
a. Point Pleasant, n. j., for few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lord Rigby and
their cousin, Mr.. Frederick Lewis. en-
tertained Informally at dinner few
evenings ago. when their guests In
Guided: Mr.. and Mrs. William Hurlow
Renee Rigby and Mr.. Edward KsnneT
Crothers. Miss Rigby's marriage 10
Mr.. Crothers will take place in October.