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NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Various Matters Considered nj
Meeting Of the Board Of
Education.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
New Castle, June 2a.4@Thp men-
bers OF the hoard Of Education met
last evening. The applications for
position as teachers by recently grad
tiated pupils Of the High School COM
prislng Misses Blanche sibiey. Ruth
Niekerson. May Jones and Dorothy
Miller. who had forwarded their ap-
niiuations to the State Commissioner
Of Education. A. X. spaid for approv
ai, had them returned not approved
with d statement attached to the ef-
feet that persons eligible for teaching
during the ensuing school year must
be not less than 20 years Of age. The
matter of supplying a manual train
Ing teacher. who was e8pab ble oi
teaching An academic study IN con-
heutiou with the manual training
work Was discussed The matter was
left In the hands uf Prof. Henry II
snaveiy. with power 10 act. 20 secure
a qualified person. The secretary OF
the board reported the sum Of 81
7O7 so due for outside attendance ui
pupils. The bin was ordered sent ia
the state Board The tuition for
Negro pupils attending the Howard
High School. Wilmington. amounting
to s242.bD, was ordered paid. A re-
port was read Of the graduates wht
took the teachers. examination in Will
mlngton several weeks ago and com
ment was passed upon the excellent
showing that wns made by them. only
having four days In which 10 prepare
for the examinations. Excellent
marks were obtained by each one Of
the applicants. The statistical re-
port for the month Of May was read
as follows showing enrolment and
attendance average
white aehools-fiigh. rs. average
ss.
Elementary In town. ar average,
p0.7s.
Buildlng No. J, "a. average. 1875.
Colored sehoola@-w Villains street
building. ~; average. ia.
Total white. 4tG and s407. colored
a867
Bnttonwood school ga. average.
IL and s5.4s; grand total. Els: grand
average. s477.
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o'clock in ST. Georges, and intcrment
was made ia the So. Georges cemetery.
Rev. j U Robb, pastor of the prcsby-
Lerian Church, and Rev. j. T.. Mccoy,
pastor OF the Methodist Church, oIhcat-
ed. The services at the grave were IN
charge Of Perseverance Council, No. II
Ir. q. II. A. NJ. and National Lodge, No
80, |. @. q. T. of ST. Georges The hon
orary pallbearers We're Senator Edward
Lester Dr. 7, A. M. Rovitt and DR.
II. W Briggs, represonting the County
Hospital and the active pallhearers
were w Shivory, NJ. Price, james W
Foster. !. G. Crompton, Roland Evans
md William Lester Mrs. X. Armstrong,
and Mrs. III. d. Civans sang at the
services at the home, lead Kindly
Light" and abide With Me. A solo,
oh, Pray For Me, was sung by Mrs,
Armstrong, Mrs Racine was formerly
Miss Mary Burnett Of kirkwood
] desire 60 express my sincere thanks
60 those who were so very kind during
my recent bereavement and those who
so kindly sent flowers and furnished
automobiles. Mrs. Mary B. Racine
Adv.
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DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, June %. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Yearsley and Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Yearslcy Of Port Penn are guests
of MIR. and Mrs Rufus 1earsiey Tor q
week
The launch Edna, after undergoing
extensive repairs, hes been launched.
Private James Diekerson OF Fort
du pont has purchased Chevrolet au-
tomobile.
The following traffic passed through
the canal. Yesterday Tug Columns,
towing barges. William Diggs and james
J. McNallv, light from phlladelphia
20 Baltimore. schooner W. IL Shultx,
loaded with oyster shells. from Chesa-
peake bay to Camden, n J 5. =. ID.
Yacht Josephine. from Wilmington to
Chesapeake City aud return, tug Ramer
towing two light bargcs from baltimore
20 Philaielphia, yecht Content, Phlla-
delphia 60 Chesapeake bay yacht Mary
4. Morehead, from Chesapeake bay to
Cape MAY. n j., yacht Frances, from
New York City TO Baltimore
The Fort du pont base ball team VIII
play Lorraine A. A Of Wilmington at
Fort du Pont. Sunday afternoon
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NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel. June 23.-The Ladies Aid So-
c;ety Of Kings NJ f. Church viii hold 0
box social and festival on the church
lawn. Saturday evening
Miss Beulah Thompson left today foI
Baltimore. where she will attend the
Marvland Institute duriag the summer
months
Frank Davis has purchased Buick
touring car
Scott +. Baker, vice president of the
Delaware Trust Co, is spending a few
days in town, a guest of Curtis f. Davis.
Miss Imogene Hitch, who has been
attending Bradford academy, Bradford
Mass, is here with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Gaylord a. Hitch, for the sum-
mer vacation.
Professor Mark f. Stine, superin-
tendent of Laurel public school, is spend
ing the summer months at his home
in Elizabeth. n ].
Sunday school of Centenary NJ Il.
Church held picnic at laurel
Bethel camp grounds, Yesterday.
Hope Lodge, No 4, a. i. Il A. NJ, has
elected the following officers: Worship
full master, William s. Easom: senior
warden, w r. Bennett, junior warden,
Ebert &c Bailey; secretary, Roland
+. Quillin; treasurer, Victor G. Hitch
ems.
Work on improvement of Laurel
streets was started this week, and al
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WEDDING AT NEWARK.

Newark, June % The wedding Of
Miss Kathryn Heiser of Newark md
Stanley Loomis of Susquehanna county.
Pm, will take place AZ O'Clock Saturday
afternoon inNewark Presbyterian Church
The ceremony will be performed by Rev.
frank Herson
Mrs. George Lovett of Red Bank
n. j., will be matfon of honor and Miss
Agnes p Medil Of Newark, maid Of
honor. The brides maids will be.
Misses Alberta and Olive lIeisef, Miss
Dorn Law and Miss Ethel Campbell
The proom's best man will be Emery
Loomis OF Orange, N j., his brother
The ushers will be J. y Bfower ol
Fredericksburg. Md, Irving Ioomis Of
Mcshoppen, Pa, r \ Nelf Of Orange,
N ] !. and Charles l.. Medll of Newarls
Miss Nellie Wilson will play the wedding
march
The groom il n graduate of the Uni
vorsitv Of Delaware and was lieutenant
in the service during the war, serving with
distinction oyerseas lie is now treas
urpf OF Susuuehanna county. Pm.
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NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford June % The first meeting
for the seasoa uf the Busy Bee Canning
Club. composed of about fifteen young
girls of the vicinity, and organized ioi
the purpose Of scientifically canning
garden products al home, was held yes-
terdav al the home Of Mrs. Mac
| Nicolli in South Milford The club =
ltoder the direction Of Mrs. Carl \.
CollcR.
Milford Grange, No 6, = Of II, q
here. held its first outdoor meeting ioi
| the season, yesterday afternoon, at ING
home Of Roland Poet, at the north
entrance TO town II took the form ol :
basket picnic and field day, and an enjoy
able time was had by all present,
Yesterday was the warmest day q
the wear so far. the thermometer regis
tering "a degrees at 2 o clock, although
| 4 good air was blowing most of the DAY,
which helped to soften tho effects q the
heat
About fiftv persons went from here "
automobiles 10 Millsboro. Yesterday te
witness the game Of baseball between
Millshoro and Dover Saturday alter
noon Al z o'clock, the local team will play
the fourth game Of a series OF ten games
with the Dover team. on the local dla-
moud
Temple Lodge. No Q, A T. 4 4 NJ s,
will hold its last regular meeting ior The
season tomorrow night at o'clock e
tho Masonic Temple Degree work VIII
be conferred upon several candidates and
officers for the coming year will be N
stalled
Mrs Richard Moore and daughter,
Miss Helen Moore, both Of Odessa are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Waiter DUNG
al their home on North Second street
The infant daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
George Somners died suddenly, Tuesday
st the home of it's grandparents, near
I.ewes, where it had been visiting for sev-
eral DAYS with its mother
Miss Grace Vale, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ruby r. Vale, has returned to her
home here 70 spend her vacation period
from the Shipley School Tor Glris al
Bryn Mawr
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Kidney and Bladder
Troubles Conquered
or Money Back

For 30 years, said DIR. Carey. I have
been prescribing Marshroot for kid
ney and bladder sickness and now
that ! have retired from active prac-
tice 7 have made arrangements with
leading druggists TO dispense this
wonderful prescription at a moderate
price. on the money back il dissatis-
ned plan.
Beware of kidney disease thousands
die OF il every year who ought to be
enjoying the blessings of life and
health. Watch the symptoms. If you
have specks floating before the eyes,
puffy eyes. clammy feet or moist
palms, backache or sideache. you
ought to get a bottle of DR.. Carey's
Marshroot right away.
il has wonderfully benefited tens Of
thousands of cases of kidney and blad-
der troubles and is the medicine you
can always depend upon. Results are
guaranteed.
Note-Dr. Daniel 6. Carey was a
pIacticing physician for many years
ard his great prescription, Marsh
root" aided thousands Of sufferers
from kidney and bladder troubles.
Hereafter you can always get this eff
fective prescription at y. p. Danforth,
J NJ. Eckerd and all reliable pharma-
clSts the country over Keep in mind
the name, DR.. Carey's Marshroot,
Prescription No. TT. No other medi-
cine can take its place.
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This evening n group photograph of
the members Of the New Castle
Alumni Association. who Ind their
picture taken vt the seventh annual
banquet on last Saturday evening at
tho Parish ffouHp. will be on rxhibl-
tinn In the window of r. y. fridge
vater. iewier. Persons who ~ish to
obtain one Of tfieae pictures can
leave word with Mr.. Bridgrwater or
phone TO Edward r. Naylor Ir.
School of 1921 class will enter aoitley
and Beaepm colleges, Wilmington for
the fall term
This evening the members or
Friendship lodge No. A. o. II. w,
eill meet in the lodge rooms In this
Town Han.
Tomorrow eveninE the members Of
Adelphia Lodge No. 9. X Of -. will
meet In the lodge rooms Of the
Masonic Hall
Mrs. Sara q. Eiokersou and daugh-
ter Truth are spending several days
as the guests uf relatives and friends
IN Philadelphia.
Preparations are bing mnde for q
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MACCABEE'S OFFICERS.

Newport, June 23,-Thc Officers Clul
of the Woman's Benefit Association oi
the Maccabees held their monthly busl-
ness meeting and social, Tuesday even
ing, nj the home of Miss Bessie Mec-
larry. Plans were completed for the re-
ccption and banquet % be given july
I. in honor of Mrs Minnie keppinRei
of Chicago, deputy supreme commander
of the Woman's Benefit Association ol
he Maccahecs.
A business meeting will he held Friday
aftcrnoon..,lu July /, from to 4 o clock, ~
the meeting room, \. q. 7. w. liall.
with Mrs. keppiugcr in charge. class
of new members VIII be initiated ~
this meeting. In the evening ut 6.3o, q
haouuct will be gwen at the Lambios
restaurant. At s o'clock in the evening
a reception will be held in the New Cen,
tnrv Club 4 program is being arranged
and dancing will be enjoyed
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NEWS OF NEWARK.

Newark. June % Miss Ruth Mac
MURRAY, who has been teaching school
at Cape NAV, \ H., is spending her vaca-
ton here with her parents, Rev. and Mrs
John MacMurray.
Miss Marjorie Rose took the mem
bers OF her Sunday school class on a
picnic to Welsh Tract, yesterday.
Rev. Edgar Jones rector of st. Thomas
p. F.. Church. addressed the Peninsula
Summer School AT Ocean City, Md, on
Tuesday. his subject being, Labrador. "
Miss Abigail MacMurray, a student
at West Chester State Normal School
is here with her parents. Rev and Mrs
John MacMurray, for the summer,
Newark Presbyterian Church has dis
continued Sunday evening services until
further notice
Miss Sturgis and Miss Taylor of the
Women's College faculty started this
week for trip to the west IN an auto
mobile
Captain L. b Jacobs, formerly Of the
National Guard OF Delaware and now
IN the L S. Army, has been transferred
from Kelly Field, Texas, TO Virginia, and
will be in Newark later in the summer
with his family for months furlough.
Mr.. and Mrs Pierce X. Crompton
have removed from Wilmington to
Newark and will make their home with
Mrs. Crompton 5 parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert L. Lewis,
Newark Country Club has ewarded
contract to r. FL Johnson Go. OF Wayne,
Pa, to put in a nine hole golf course,
which in future date will be Increased TO
an IS-hole course.
The annual Harvest Home at White
man s Grove, under the auspices Of EbeEc
ezer NJ. Z. Church, W Il be held August
IL
Richard r. Williams recently received
o B s. degree at the University OF Penn
svlvania. He has accepted position Oh
the teaching staff Of Temple University
for the next academic year.
DIR and Mrs Walter Hullihen are
attending commencement exercises and
the Inauguration of the new president
at Yale University.
Dean IT, Laurence Smith of the Uni
versity Of Delaware has been elected
director of Farmers Trust Co, succeed
ing Samuel NJ Doanell, deceased.
Members of the Rehabilitation Diyi-
sion, University of Delaware, went on
picnic to Augustine Pier, yesterday, and
spent Q pleasant day.
The lawn fete Of St. Thomas p. +.
Church, under the auspices Of the Guild
will be held on the church lewn tonight.
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NEWPORT NOTES.

Newport. june - Andastaka Tribe
10 n. Nj entertained members OF
Massasoit Tribe. Of Overlook, nj
the hall last evening \ pleasing
program was furnished, and refresh
ments were served. The Red Men have
reccptly had their banquet room n
painted
Mrs Sarah Firm is spending tbs week
with her daughter, Mrs James Fo+'
~ Hockessiu,
Miss Lillian Boyt of Scacane, Pa.
spent the weekend here guest OF Miss
Mildred Chandler
Miss Irene Gregg had as guests over
the weekend Misses Emile Mitchell, Of
Hockcssin. Marian Deakyne Of Chester,
Pa Margaret Groome, Frances Bail,
Marv F,-sam and Edna Cannon, OF
Newport
Mrs. Huldah Stevens and Mr. and
Mrs CLAYTON Stevens Of Chester own,
Md. and Mrs Bessie Buck and dough
ter Elizabeth of lIillcrcst, spent Sunday
here with Miss Blanche Crawford.
Nrs. George W Seeds and daughter,
Viola, spent last week with Mr.. and
Mrs George II DAVIS of Newark, \ J.
Miss Viola Seeds i spending this week
with friends in Maryland.
Mrs. c. W. Maclarv and Robert
Maclarv. and Mrs. Laura Joles Of Viii
mincton, motorcd TO Hammerton, Ia.
sunday. 10 visit MIR and Mrs Robert
BALDWIN.
MIR and Mrs George W Seeds had ms
guests SUNDAY. MIR. and Mrs Charles
Beck. and Mr and Mrs William Gibson
and daughter Elizabeth of W Wllmmgton
Miss Bessie Maclary had as guests,
sunday, Mrs. Jessie Agnew, John and
Dean Agnew and Mrs Florence Nli-
ekens, of Wilmington,
Miss Mildred Chandler Is spending
this week with MIR. and Mrs. Nj. ii.
IippIncott of Rivprton, \ J.
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SCHOOL OF PoRPoISES.

Delaware CITY. June %. Rufus
Yearslev CAPTAIN OF the engineer depart
mont laupch Fort du Pont. while return
mo from Fort Mott. n. j.. last evening
saw school of porpoises numbering
aho,,t ton. This Is the first time in many
wears that these fish have been seen ~
far up the river as Fort Delaware
Fishermen also report exceptionally
large catches Of bug fish m their stur-
geon nets.
Charles and Albert Bowen were the
first from this place to start trout fishing
Yesterday, but without success. From
present indications the season Will not
be as good as formerly.
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festival and dance 10 be held In the
Van Dyke hrmury, by the members N
tho Tank Corps on Saturday eve
ming.
This evening the members N the
fsarara Glass will elect officers for the
ensuing year.
On Tuesday evening officers were
nominated ~ the meeting Of the in-
dusfrs Council No. ~, Jr. O. y, a. M.
Several of the graduates ~ the High
Last evening the flnai meeting dur
ing the summer season of the ~.
Johns Lodge. No. 2. A. r. 4 A. ~. was
held in the Masonic Temple. a col
Iation wua served az the Hotel Louise.
Frank w. King. who wan operated
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The home WAS beautifully decorated for
the occasion. the pink color scheme be-
ing used
Another charming and unique tea was
gwen. yesterday afternoon from 4 10 O.
at he home Of Mir and Mrs, A. IL. Lord,
by their daughter, Miss Madeline, and
Miss Mary Short Those IN the serving
line were. Mrs. G. w Robinson, Miss
Louise Whoatlcv, Miss Sallie Porter,
Miss Agnes Huston, Miss Mary Short,
Miss Catherine Wheatley The musical
numbers were rendered by Mrs. lsidore
Stephany Miss Agnes Huston and Mrs.
Howard Morgan. Miss Katherine
Stevens rocitcd. The table decorations
were wild flowers
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GIVE BIRTHDAY PARTY AT BEAR

Bear Station, Jne . Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel ID. MOODY Of near Bear station
on Tuesday afternoon gave birthday
partv for their daughter Marion aged
ii wears. Various games were enjoyed
hv the large number of boys and girls
Who were present. During the afternoon
refreshments were served Among those
who attended weYr Elizabeth Davis,
Anna Moody, Hilda Rash, Grace Mat
thews. Prank Moody, Edith Stanley,
Alice Rash, Robert Talbot, Dorothy
Ratten. Bessie Rash. Frank Matthews,
Louisa Sillatoe Woodrow Stanley EVELYN
Webb. Darlington Moody, Beatrice
Sillatoe, Jack Diehl. Ellen Moody, John
Talbot. Marian Moody, Mrs Harold
Batten, Reece Moody, Mrs Harry
Talbot, Helen Dlehl, Nellie Appleby,
MIR. and Mrs. ". II Mccoy and MIR and
Mrs Samuel d. MOODY.
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SEAFORD SOCIAL EVENTS.

Seaford, June 23. Miss Bctitia Ross
and sister. Mrs. Fred Marvel, Of Laurel
entertained about fifty OF their friends
at a pink tea, Tuesday afternoon, from
to s. at the home Of their mother. Mrs
Harry G. Darbec, on High street A
delightful program was rendered, com
posed of vocal and musical solos and
recitatlons.
Those furnishing the musical numbers
were Mrs. lsidorc Stephany and Cherries
Van Leer, Miss Betitia Ross, Miss Agnes
Huston and Mrs. Howard Morgan. Mrs
Charles Day recitcd Misses Helen
knowles, Alice Morse, Marion Hurley
and Louise Eskridge assisted IN serving
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MUST REGISTER DOGS.

Milford. june 23 Town Council has
caused TO be posted at each corner notices
Ia tho effect that all dogs belonging to
residents within the town limits must he
duly registered before the town magIs-
trajc. and that on and after July 10, any
dog caught running at large not prop,
erly registered will bc impOunded and
shot and that any one harboring an lln~
registered dog on and after that date
viii be summarilv dealt with.
Warning has also been posted at each
corner calling attention Of town resldents
to the resolution passed by Town Coun-
ell prohibiting the discharge Of firearms
or other fireworks within the town limlt'
on Monday, July fourth
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ready q marked advance has beer
noticed. The streets are first run over
, with saerifier, and then acrnped,
The continued drv-spcll ois o au,rer
Of anxiety to n great number nf farmers.
Sweet potatoes are rapidly dying, and
unless i 5000 rains, most OF them will be
killed entirely. The dry weather, how
ever has been great help 10 farmers
who are harvesting wheat md rye.
Chilrnna Day services Of Mt. Her
mon Nj. +. Church, nraf here, verc held
last Sunday evening, pleasing program
boing rendered Notwithstanding
IL is only small country side church,
the collection on this occasion amounted
Co s2i 10, which will be turned over To
the Foreign Missionary Society.
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RECITAL AT TOWNSEND.

Townsend. june q Students u
William Paul Ilodgson gave very On
iovable recital last FRIDAY night Follow
nv the regular program refreshments
were served Those who took part IN
the entertainment were Jerome Niles,
Charles Money. Ernest Weldon, Frank
Wells. Martha Weldon, Esther MoneV'
Edna Jones. Elizabeth Gibbons, Flva
Daniels and Jeannctte ReNnoius
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POLES SLAIN IN rosES RIOT.

NV Associated Press TO lsvery Evening
Warsaw, June 23.-Three Poles were
killed and q wounded during anti
German demonstrations at Broinberg
e town northeast of posen. yesterday
seven policemen were injured dnring
the disorder
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up0n several ~sfhs ss" ei WnminF
ton horpitai. ~ getting nlDrN fffY
nicely ana this eyeuipR will fesura
his position aa nieht wstfhnen ~
the plant ~ tho Nsv ras'is rstff
works,
Mrs. James crorsslf e. spending
several dsy~ a~ the rursfe ~ ntf
parents NJ Ridley rnfk ~
For Heisi ono cooh stove, ilfailns
stove, hoosirf Kitchen cabinet. flld
inR baby carriage. shlid'~ ffp ana
high char ~ iu hrtf-ria~r roupiiIpf
W. v. Emery 2iI Chestnut sif.sf
adv
Yictroiaa ana rscpfhs ufi0rteaief
A4Ady
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UNFORTUNATE SETBACK.

Newport. June - Mrs IL j. Stra-
horn who has had trouble with her Knee
and heCn unable to walk Tor ahout yeat
had setback. Monday, due 10 iai',
Mrs Strahon was much improved OF
late and was going about ON criichos,
but She Is again confined to her bed,
since the fall
Arthur Craig, who has been confined
30 his bed for several weeks suffering
from injuries to his foot. due to- running
nail in It about Q month ago, Is sun
unitp Ill.
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FUNERAL OF LOUIS b. RACINE.

St Georges, June % One Of the
largest funerals in this section for a long
time was that yesterday of Louis Budd
Racine, q pharmacist and for several
years a supervisor Of the mems ward at
the New Castle County Hospital The
services were held at his late home, at
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4. $. Markets Head Resigns.

Bv Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington. June 23.--tieorge 1.lv.
ingston. chief of the Bureau Of Mar
leets. has presented his resignation TO
Secretary Of Agriculture Wallace. ef-
fective July /. and will enter private
business.
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THE longest and best trolley ride in
the state takes you to Brandywine
Springs Park Adv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-24
VILLI4MS7'OWN

Special meeting Of Summit lodge
l04, +. and A. NJ, Wednesday eve
ming at 1880 o'clock. Work, e. A. de-
gree. Per order FREQ Prize, W. NJ.
The ladies Of the o. Il. $. held a very
successful fair Friday night. Two hun
bred and twenty-five people were
served at the chicken-pie supper Dane
ing was enjoyed until IL.
Will the ladies OF the William Well
Relief corps, No. rs, meet in theil
rooms for practice Wednesday, Oct. 26
at 2 o'clock? Please come. as the in
spector is to be with us at our next
regular meeting Nov. 3.
The annual fair and chicken-pie sup
per of the Methodist society will b.
held in grange hall on the Afternoon
and evening of Friday, Oct. rs. Sup
per served from to 5. Menu: Chick
en- pie, mashed potatoes, salad, pickles
rolls, assorted cakes, pies, coffee. Ad
mission 80 cents, children 80 cents
adv.