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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-04
Personal

Mr.. and Mrs l.. NJ. Davenport.
Mrs. Charles Jones and Mrs. Bruce
Blake. Of spokane. arc spending this
week in town. guests at the Hotel
Washington.
Mrs. James Hamilton ae veuv.
and daughter. Mary cecelir. are ieav.
ing abou, June FOR New York.
whene~ they viii sail n July Ger sew.
eral months travel In Europe They
plan 10 nee the Passion Play at
Oberammergau
Mrs. Frederick Bentley returned
Tuesday evening from seyera
months travel In Europe.
Mrs. C. Y. Graf viii leave ,ornor.
row for Coronado. where she viii
visit her son and iaughter.in.law.
Ensign Francis Paxton old. Y. :.
n, and Mrs. Old.
Mr.. and Mr. Louis Mark. have re-
moved TO their new home. .z0s r.
Prospect st.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". C. Peters will
spend the coming week end In We
natchee.
Mrs. James c. Hu'~sor YIN leave
May ~ for her summer homo nj
East Sound.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Arnold sre
spending n week at Port Madison
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. ri'rrton
have removed from their town house
to their summer home near Rich.
mond Beach.
MFR. and Mrs. r. w Huribut are
occupying their summer home a,
Hunts Point
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Miss Shedhdn Plans
Bridqe Breakfast

As compliment to Miss Alice Ives
and Miss Dorothy Ewing. who are
leaving MAY ~ for California. where
Miss Ives will make her home. and
Miss Ewing viii visit Miss Rather
ire Armstrong in Oakland. Miss Nir.
ginia Shoahan Is entertaining with
= bridge breakfast at her home next
"Wednesday afternoon. with invita-
tons limited to the close friends OF
the honor guests.
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Brood,oay Guild
Plans Musicale

The Broadway guild OF tho Chm
dren's orthopedic hospital Is srrsng
ing a musicale at the home Of Mrs
Thomas Green on Thursday. May
rs. the program. beginning at 2;3C
O'Clock. TO be given by the Monday
Practice club. Announcement OF de
tails will be made in a short time.
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Entertdins This
Afternoon

Mrs DE clifford Myers was hostess
this afternoon at the Yacht club. en-
tertaining with a musical tea. the
delightful program being given By
Miss Elizabeth Ray Clemmer OF
Trenton. ~. j. At the tea hour Mrs.
Homer Dudley and Mrs. Charles
Kutcher presided at the urns. the tea
table holding an attractive basket Of
spring flowers.
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Orthopedic Tea Shop

Mrs. Charles RI. Field will be host.
ess for Mount Baker Park guild Fri.
day. assisted BY Mrs. r. A. Clark.
Mrs. John A. Duncan. Mrs. Harry
Austin, Mrs. G. b. Dodge. Mrs. G. o.
Cragin. Mrs. A. Schneider. Mrs. ].
Welsh and Mrs. a. T. williamson.
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Chapter Ac. T.. n. q.

Chapter &C. r. u. O.. will hold n
rummage sale Friday and Saturday.
May SO. 40 1917 Wcsslake ave. All
sale materials should be delivered TO
Thu. address between and 4 O'Clock
Thursday afternoon All donations
viii b. gratefully received Tho pro.
ceeda Of the snle will be used for the
national convention to be held la Sc.
Alta In 1874
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Inritutions Issued for Tea

Mrs. Louis stanton will entertain
with a tea at the home Of her
mother. Mrs. w. A. NJ. smith. Mon
day afternoon. from until : o'clock.
complimenting Miss Leona Holcomb.
who Is leaving soon to spend the
summer In California.
Alternating at tho urnsswiii be
Mrs corwin Eberttng. Mrs. Robert
McCielland. Mrs Ross Downs and
Mrs. Dudley Roberts. Assisting are
TO be Mrs Dietrich Schmiiz. Mrs.
Francis Everett Mitchell. Miss Dor.
othy Green and Miss Betsy Booth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-04

Tho annual meeting Of the Adele
NJ Ficlde Parliamentary Procedure
club will be held In room ais. Rail.
way Exchange building. Friday. May
S. at i'ao y. TN. The class IN public
speaking will rcpea; the piayiet. THE
Poets az Tea" This class next year
viii DO In charge Of Mrs. NJ. A.
Rogers,
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Seattle
Society
Tea Arranged as Compli-
meat to Miss Betsy
Booth; Luncheon { o
Honor Mrs. De leltce.

COMMUNICATING Miss BETSY
~ Booth. a hrlde-elccs. Mrs. Diet.
rich schmltz has extended invita-.
tons for an informal tea In the
apartment Of her mother. Mrs. James
C. Huteson. IN Hamilton Arms.
THURSDAY afternoon. May II. from 4
untll O'clock.
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Small Bridge Breakfast

Miss Harriet Baxter will give a
small bridge breakfast at her home
Friday as a compliment 20 Miss Nir-
Einia Merrill. who has recently re
turned from travel in Europe, and
Miss Clara Emory. just home from
California
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Theater Pnrtu and Tea

Conplimenting Mrs. Lee shaw
Forbes. Mrs. Walter j. Ward will en-
terrain with an orpheum party. fol.
lowed BY tea at the Hotel Washing
ton. Wednesday afternoon. May 10
Invitations have been confined 10
eight intimate friends OF Mrs. Forbes
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Study Club TO Meet
With Mrs. PhiIliDs

Mrs. Agnes J. Gaylor viii speak on
Individual Social service" before tho
Community Study club on Friday at
2 o'clock at the residence of Mrs Al.
bert Charles Philips. sss olympic pI.
Everyone cordially invited to attend.
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Informal Supper

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Conan. who
have recently come here from Spo-
kane. entertained with an informal
supper at their home Sunday eve
ming. honoring Mr. and Mrs L. NJ.
Davenport. Mrs Charles Jones and
Mrs. Bruce Blake OF Spokane who
are visiting in the city.
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Native Daughter. Of washington


Mrs. Jennie rcils r.. VIII enter
tain the Round Robin Social club OF
Seattle Lodge. No. :. II. III. l.. A..
al har home. ss2o 18th ace. ~. w.
Friday. May s. at y. NJ. with a
progreksive whist party. High hon.
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Bridge Tea on Friddy

Mrs. Kari X. Burkhart IL enter.
tanning with five tables % bridge at
her home Tuesday afternoon. May ?.
compIimenting Mrs. Lee Shaw Forbes
and her sister. Mrs. Henry Hull. OF
Alameda
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Luncheon VIII
Compliment
Mrs. Dc You're

Mrs. Phillip Fisher viii entertain
with an informal luncheon at her res
idence at her home Friday afternoon,
honoring Mrs. James Hamilton de
vcuve. who Is leaving June l for sew
erai months travel in Europe
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Married IN Erereft

The marriage Of Mrs. Nettis A.
Camp to SIR. Wickiiff Newell was
soiemnized az the Lutheran parson.
age in Everett Monday. May 1. Rev.
Carl Norgard officiating Mr. and
Mrs. Newell will be at home after
May 10 at 2021 ". 18th st. in Seattle.
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I~.chI Height. woman's Club

ieschi Heights Woman's Improve.
uent club VIII meet with Mrs Ralph
Knapp. sia saith ave. =. .. m. The
Women Of the Future" Mrs. Emma
Rhodes. Songs. Mrs. James W. For.
rest. Piano selections. Miss Clara
Lewis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-04

Rainier PIT. A. will me >; Tuesday.
May >. at p. m. Mrs. George
Manthy wiii give a talk on dis.
cipiine" and reports from delegates
win ho heard. Music ., kindergarten
pupils.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-04
Kappa Kappa Gamma
ALumnde

Kappa Kappa Gamma aiunnae
will be entertained at the home OF
Miss Ruth Trcnholme. 1000 r. 18th
st.. Saturday afternoon. May 8. AT ?
o'clock. Take Ravenna car and trans.
fer 20 Fairview bus at 10th and
40fh If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-04

The Transportation club ~ Rainier
Reach viii meet Friday. May 8. ~
the Emerson school ~ 8 y. m. public
Invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-04

ballard W. c. r. a. viii meet with
Mrs. y. Rich. 1893 W. si,h II. Fri.
day. May IL. az .. m. Donations
for the whils Shield home viii be re
ccived. Mrs. Fred fauor, In charge
ol proErafn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-04

uAYMO>D.--Afte being closed
five wssks'for repairs. Quinaul, Lum.
her Co. mill reopened with foros 81
100 men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-04

Music department. woman'- Cen.
fury club. will hold annual play day
with Mrs. j. WIN Jones. ss5s casca.
dla ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-04

the Arcade building. Al friends Of
the club are cordially invited TO be
present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-04

The Sunrise Dancing club u enter,
tanning ltn members and their friends
az a Maytifnc dance on Saturday
evening. May 9. The dance win BE-
given IN tho Masonic club rooms Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-04

A Chicago nanicuris; has invent.
ed a combination nall cleaner. pol.
lsher and cutter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-04
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Daughters Of PIONEERS Elect Officers

The Daughters OF the Pioneers or
Washington met Wednesday at the
y. w {. A, and elected the follow
inE officers for the ensuing year.
President. Mrn. 4. &. Williams: vice
pessidenl. Mp. J. J. Doheny. sec
ond Vice president, Mrs, H. J. Gib.
son: recording secretary. Mrs. J..
A. Colwell. corresponding secretary.
Mn. Harry A. Pitcher; historian,
Mas Nellie Russell.
A special meeting will be held
May 81. AZ the Y. w. G. A.. nj z
.. m. 60 discuss and act upon new
articles OF incorporation. Members
requested 10 attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-04

Catholic order OF Foresters and
women'a auxiliary will hold ''Eet
together" social Friday evening. In
Recreation hall. Ballard. at O'Clock.
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Auxiliary TO Post No. ia

Ladies of American Legion. aux.
Hilary 20 Seattle post No. rs, viii give
silver tea az the home Of Mira.
Ralph Hammer. 5sas kenwood place.
Friday. May Q. from i2ao To 8
o'clock
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Denver Consump,Iye Society

The regular meeting of the Seattle
Orthodox Jewish Ladies' auxiliary to
tho Denver Orthodox hospital for
consumptives viii be held wedneH
day. May 10. Al 2 y. m. az Y. NJ. II.
A.. nth ave. and =. Union It, All
members urged Go be present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-04

Seattle Womanz club viii meet In
clubhouse. Beard meeting az i10.
open meeting a, $40. with program.
including violin solo by Arthur
naumgartner.
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cLuBs ror FRIDAY
ladies' Auxiliary 10 Railway
tfuts.fnrfnY.

The ladies auxiliary 90 the order
OF Railway Conductors viii give n
card party az issSas First ave. Fri.
day, May 8. al 1850 y. m.
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General George Washington circle

The dinner given ~ Mrs. Irene ".
whiiV. April rs. a, her summer home
on Lake Washington for mo benefit
of George Washington circle, was n
great success. One hundred and
three guests attended.
'TiS circle presented 90 the Sacred
Heart school a basketball for the
giri who wrote the beat ~nFay on
Grant. and hall and bat for the
best essay written by boy.
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WIN Address Church Council Of
Monsu


The Master Key" study class will
meet et the University branch Il.
bmry auditorium Friday evening
May q. az T.ao o'clock Mr.. Ramsey
viii speak on "Astrology."
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stevens Woman. Relief CORPS

Miss Grace Hurd Will entertain the
social club OF stevens womRn'S re
lief Corps. No. 1. nj her home, Friday.
MAY 8. with an alhday affair and
picnic luncheon. Friends invited TO
attend.
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bethlehem shrine

bethlehem shrine. No. I. whlte
shrin. ~ Jerusalem. will meet In Ma.
sonic temple. = p. u.
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tue iaul'N AHNittAlN w the Vit't
OF Railway Conductors viii give n
card party at 1875 First ave. Fri.
day. May 5. at 1850 y. m.
ladies Of Golden North
The Ladies' Of the Colder North
viii meet Friday. May 5. at ips3 >
First ave.
Coterie Club
Tho coteric club will meet al the
University Christian church. Friday.
MAY 6. az s15 y. m. Department DAY
Will be observed. and the meeting
VIII he open 90 the public.
The educational department win
present Mrs. ~. A. NJ. Bounar. who-e
topic VIII be state Legislation OF In
tcrest 10 Women. Miss Effie Raitt.
of the home economies department Of
the University OF Washington. will
speak ON The nietitian In our state
Institutions.
The department Of parliamentary
law will present Mrs. George ~ Nc.
Loughlin. whose subject will bc
Parliamentary Usage"
The executive board win meet AZ
the Same place al las y. IN.
Native Daughters OF Washington
Officers for the coming year will
be elected Friday evening. May 5. by
the Native Daughters OF Washing
ton. Princess Angcline parlor. No. :,
at a meeting TO be held IN |. O. q. T.
hall Aa,,t.~. ..~.l a.. .ss.H
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WOMEN'S CLUBS


mants served. Mrs. Hattie Mckay.
Mrs Mary Sherror and Mrs Mary
lie neaulioux. ASSISTANT hoFteaacs
Members may invite friends.
Trustees Of Momen's Clubs Gard
Party
A card party win be given at the
Moderated clubhouse, May o. az ,
= m, by the trustees OF womcns
Federation OF clubs.
Mothers Club
The Mothers club OF Phi Delta
Theta fraternity will conduct rum.
mage sale Friday and Saturday OF
this week. at 1904 sixth ave.
Chi Omega Luncheon
Mrs Adeibert McCleverty win en-.
terrain Chi Omega alumnaa AZ /
o'clock luncheon M her home. all
noylston ave. ~. Friday afternoon.
May 5.
stevens Woman's Relief Corps
Miss Grace Hurd Will entertain the
social club OF stevens womRn'e Re
lief Corps. No. 1. at her horne. Friday.
MAY 8. with an ali-day affair and
picnic luncheon. Friends invited to
attend.
wcman's Century Club
Music department. woman'- Cen.
fury club. will hold annual play day
with Mrs j. WIN Jones. ss5a casca.
dia ave.
Get Together Social
Catholic order OF Forester- and
women's auxiliary will hold get
together social Friday evening. In
Recreation hall. Ballard. at s O'Clock.
I-schi Heights Woman's Club
ieschi Heights Womans Improve
u.nt club viii meet with Mrs. Ralph
Knapp. eia 2sth ave =. .. m. The
womcn Of the Future Mrs. Emma
Rhodes. Songs. Mrs. James W. For.
rest. Piano selections. Miss Clara
Lewis.
Seattle Woman's Club
Seattle WofnRn'H club viii meet In
clubhouse Board meeting 90 lao.
open meeting a, e.so. with program.
including violin solo by Arthur
Baumgartner.
Bethlehem shrine
Bethlehem ahrine. No. 1. white
Shrine ~ Jerusalem. will meet IN Ma.
sonic temple. p. m.
Luncheon NJ Plymouth Church
Women's Association OF Plymouth
church win serve a luncheon AZ i..7o.
Program 20 be devoted 10 homo mis-
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siona. DevolionH. Mrs. r. NJ. Dean.
review Of Mission study book. Mira,
G. ~, lrckhart, Mrs. LuciuH @.
baird. womcn'a'noafd Of Washing.
ton" Miss Cynthia Adams. "our
Congregational sisters PROM Japan"
~. raul's Choir Party
81. rauts church choir viii give a
bridge party al the home of Mrs. Il. c.
Cornell, az sac .. IA.
VIII Address Church Council 81
Women
Judge King Dykemsn viii deliver
an address to the Church Council Of
Women az Trinity Parish church
Friday afternoon. May 6, at ais0
o'clock.
Seahurst Council
Scahurst Council of Minute Won.
en- announce meeting At the church
for the afternoon OF May 10 at 2
o'clock.
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The Ladies' Of the GoideF North
win meet Friday. May 8. at ipsss
First ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-04
Lunehcon Al Plymouth Church

wom.n's Association Of Plymouth
church win serve a luncheon az 1880.
Program 10 be devoted 10 home mis-.
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Mrs. Adelbert McCleverty win en-.
terrain Chi Omega alumnaa AZ 1
O'Clock luncheon at her homo. all
hoyls,on ave. ~. Friday afternoon.
May 5.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-12-06
DEATH OF ARTHUR STRONG

The remains of Arthur Strong, who
died at his home in Westford, Mass,
Friday, Dec. /, from acute tuber-
culosis, were brought here Monday,
accompanied by his wife and sister,
Miss Mary Strong. Interment was
made in Pleasant View cemetery, a
prayer service being conducted at
the grave by Rev. w. T. Best.
Mr.. Strong was born in this town
80 years ago, the son of the late
Amos and Eliza Strong. His educa-
ton was received in the rural schools
and at Peoples Academy, being a
graduate of the latter institution.
He went from here number of
years ago to Oregon, where he was
united in marriage 13 years ago to
Miss Stella Hayford of Johnson, Vt.
To this union were born four chill
dren, Alice, Dorothy, Richard and
Donald. Mrs. Strong died six years
ago from influenza. After her death
he came East and about four years
ago he was united in marriage to
Miss Marjorie Hayford, sister of
his first wife, and to this union were
born two children, John and Julia.
Besides the wife and six children he
is survived by his sister, Miss Mary
Strong, a former instructor in the
MOrrisville graded school; and two
half brothers, Henry Strong of NAL
den, Mass, and Frank Strong of this
village.
At the time of his death Mr.. Strong
was overseer of large fruit farm,
a position he had held for several
years.
The deceased spent his boyhood
days in this town and had wide
circle of friends, who extend deep
sympathy to the bereaved family.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-12-06
Baraca and Philathea Classes Meet

The Baraca and Philathea classes
of the II. E. Church met Wednesday
evening, Nov. 20, in the church yes
try for their monthly class meeting.
They were entertained by Mrs. Pearl
Mead. Miss Bertha Ward and Versal
Grant.
A very interesting reading was
given by Mrs. Roy Lafountain and
a piano solo by Beryl Cram, imper-
sonating a child was much enjoyed.
The games were in charge of Versal
Grant.
Everyone went home saying that
they had very pleasant evening.
There were % members present.
All members of the two classes are
most urgently requested to attend
these meetings. Watch out for a
notice for the next social. A very
good time for everyone is in store
for those who attend. The committee
to entertain is as follows: Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Lafountain, Hazel Moffatt
and Bud Call.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-12-06
p. A. DEFEATS GREENSBORO

In the absence of electric power for
lights, caused by the storm, Peoples
Academy defeated Greensboro high
at the Greensboro gym last week. If
it had not been for the good old re-
liable farmers and the generosity of
Mr.. Wiley, we would not have been
able to have played even by Ian
tern light The fine supper that Mr..
Bole provided, the cook who cooked
it and the young waitress who served
it were all much appreciated by the
P. A. boys. The lineup: P. A.,
Bianchi r. f., Mudgett and Keller,
|. f., Goddard c., Hetebrugge |. g.,
Kendall r. g.; Greensboro, browne
r. f., Batten |. f., Matthews c., Colby
r. g., st. Louis |. g.; score, 21 to 12.
P. A. boys.
1t is fittingly said here that P. A.
boys feel real sorry for the young
boy, st. Louis, of Greensboro, who
received an injury to a rupture that
he has sustained for several years.
The snappy P. A. five, after eating
their Thanksgiving turkey, tackled
the tNe and tried Legion five, with
the result of defeat of six points,
the score being 80 to "a in favor of
the Legion.
For those who did not witness the
game Thursday night it might be of
interest to them to know that the
Legion led each half by bare three
points. The lineup: P. A, Mudgett
|. f., Bianchi r. f., Kendall and M.
Goddard c., Keeler r. e., Hetebrugge
|. g.; Legion, c. Silloway r. f., Charles
Silloway |. f., Sulham c., Battye l.. g.,
Morrill, r. g.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-12-06

Than to give the boy or girl one of
| the best band or orchestra or solo
instruments that money can buy?
Give a worthwhile gift that will
give pleasure the year round; help
to make him or her to be more popu-
lar in town, school, college or wher-
ever he or she is or may be; also a
1g help in working the way through
school or evening spending money.
You may have a genius in your
family if they only have the chance
to develop. Did you ever hear Of
The House of York, makers of the
finest band instruments III America ?
We have by choice and after no
little thought and effort obtained the
agency for York band and orchestra
instruments, including Saxophones,
Comets, Trombones, etc.
The House of York has been manu-
featuring band instruments for
nearly half a century and sell on
quality and reputation, standing back
of its instruments to the limit.
Above all things do not buy cheap
musical instrument. The best is none
too good and we have the highest
grade instruments which are cheap
est and their purchase will be with
ouk regret.
Come into our store and talk it
over.
We have a large assortment of
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
Come early and avoid the Christ
mas rush.
Repairing
THE TIFT-ELLIS JEWELRY CO.,
Main Street, Billings Block
Adv. MOrrisville, Vt.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-12-06
SHORT STATE STORIES

Messrs. Moore and Blanchard Of
the Rutland Gun Club made perfect
scores at the Thanksgiving shoot of
the club.
Inmates of the Montpelier city
poor farm had a real Thanksgiving
dinner with all the "fixings" on last
Thursday.
B. F. Sherwin of Chester is laid
up from the bite of a mad dog he
and another man were recently try
| ing TO move.
Warren Brace, colored, of st.
Albans, was killed in an auto accident
where the car skidded and went into
the ditch recently.
Harvey R. Kingsley, city repre-
sentative-elect of Rutland, underwent
serious operation last week in a
New York hospital.
All Chester organizations have
agreed to unite their efforts next
spring and beautify the town. Good
idea. Let's all do it.
The Vermont Federated Farm
Bureaus will hold big convention at
Burlington, beginning today and ex-
tending through Thursday.
Waldus Bengtson, of the firm of
Carswell- Wetmore Co., Barre, was
killed Dec. 1, when a big granite
block slipped and fell on him.
Rev. w. f. Sturtevant of Lyndon
has entered the biennial scramble for
the chaplaincy of the Senate. This
makes three in the race. Make your
bets now.
The Brattleboro Cooperative Milk
Producers Co. shipped car of S,640
quart bottles of milk one day last
week, the largest order yet. The
sales the past year run up to
S250,000.
W. E. Morse, a member of the
Rutland fire department, while out
riding recently, heard the fire alarm
and in trying to reach the fire quick
took a chance on a railroad crossing
with the result, demolished car and,
serious injuries.
John A. Roman, the paymaster of
the Parker-YOung Co, who started
Thursday to pay off his men in the
woods near Fayston, is missing
and fears of foul play are expressed.
By the wedding notices in the
Barre Times last week one would
judge that Goddard Seminary and
Spaulding high were matrimonial
agencies, as the happy couples, half
a dozen in number, were all grad
yates of those prep. schools.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-12-06
FOSS- S-ARNOLD

On Tuesday evening, Nov. %, at
the Methodist parsonage occurred the
marriage of Ned George Foss, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Foss, to Miss
Mildred May Arnold, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. o. Arnold, of Morris
town. The couple left Immediately
for a short wedding trip.
The bride received her education at
Peoples Academy and at Hardwick
Academy and the groom was educated
in the graded schools of this village
and at the academy.
The couple will reside in this viii
lage, where Mr.. Foss is associated
with his father in the automobile
business.
This paper joins their many friends
in extending congratulations and best
wishes.