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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08

story hour for the month Of January at
the public library.
M and Mrs. Ross nsyisss returned
Christmas and New Years holidays with
relatives and friends IN Tulsa
Miss Jewel Beth Crenshaw has returned
20 Eureka Springs Ark, 10 begin her
studies IN Crescent college after an ex.
tended visit with her mother and other
Miss Ethel Beck has returned 10 Mex
ico. Mo. where she will resume her
studies IN Hardin college. after spending
two weeks vacation with her parents
Mr. aud Mrs. Fred A. Browning returned
the last OF the week from a visit with the
sevonburg, and Mrs J. Charles Smith OF
Miss Pauline Fullerton departed Mon.
day for Norman universally, where she
will resume her studies after a two weeks
vacation spent with her parents, Judge
and Mrs :. G, Fullerton; ,,,-,-,- ,,.,
Miss Lillian Trap and Nifgtula Dutant
have returned to ~ Charles. MO-. whore
they will take up their studies in Linden
tion with their parents and friendt
Miss Geneva Bsllipger returned TUESDAY
10 Norman. where ,she Will resume her
duties IN the music department OF m
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Dyke Ballinget
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Williams nave
after short visit here with relatives
they Will 20 to Tulsa TO mako their home
whore Mt. Williams Is engaged IN busi
ness.
Miss Frances Halo returned TO columbia.
Nc. 20 resume her studies In stephens
college, after spending the holidays with
her parents and other relatives. she was
accompanied by her cousin, william kra'
per who VIII spend few days In Coz
lumbia before going to Alton Il.. where
he is student In the Western Military
academy
Mrs. Dennis II. Wilson OF 80 + street y.
w. entertained the members Of the y. u.
O. chapter Tuesday afternoon. Mira
George Coleman had charge Of the pro-
gram for the afternoon. Each member
responded TO roll call by some Point OF
Interest In New ! York" Mrs. Charles
schwsrz read papo- on "New York Me-
tropiis OF Mankind" stories of -four
grand operas were given by Mrs NJ Scott
Mrs. n. H. Cobban, Mrs. A. $. Malocsay
and Mrs H. u shelton, which were In
terspersed by selections Of opera on the
Edison Mrs. John Robinson sang sew
eral vocal selections, Miss Geneva Balm
ger gave two plano selections which We're
greatly appreciated. In conclusion ths
hostess served a delicious luncheon Of
grapefruit salad hot biscuits, individual
cherry pics and coffee, to about 20 mem
bers and their guests
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STATE SOCIETY
RAPIfIspA.


Miss Katherine Volker returned Tuesday
to school In st. Louis.
Mrs W. u, Arthur returned Monday
from holiday trip In tho east
Mrs ~. 4. limits loft Wednesday for a
few days stay IN Independence Kan.
Oeorge v. Collins loft Monday upon
week. business trip through Texas.
Mrs q. W. AcFann loft Tuesday for
viait with her mother In Bartlcsyiile.
Miss Roberta Miller returned Monday
to the Colonial School FOR Girls In Wash
Mr. ana Mrs u. W. Grim have re
turned from a holiday visit with hts par
Harold HUT Attended the Mcgee Hale
basketball game at tho y Nj. G. A. In
Tulsa Wednesday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Rates Burnett had as their
Christmas guests Mr.. and Mrs. W. n.
nlakemore Of Muskogeo.
Miss Eleanor Haulenbeck left Tuesday
night for Fort Worth. TcxaB, to re-cnter
tho Texas Womans college.
Herbert BasEett left Monday for Kansas
GUY where he has accepted position
with n baking powder concern,
Miss Lorens Collins LETT Monday night
for Lawronce. Kan. TO ro.enter X u,
@f,sT spending p.lns the R1,,,iay SEl,l,dSys here
spent the wsek-end here az the guest OF
Judge and Mrs. George L. burke;
turned Tuesday from Chriatmas visit to
Newkirk. Guthrie and Oklahoma city.
Mcsars o. Q. Rouse and NJ. 4. cstiett
OF Hay Atwood and wife OF south Poplar.
l.. Jack bvaEa and y. u. Clements returned
Tuesday TO ST. Joseph's academy In Mus
koges at the close OF the chrlstmas holl-
Mrs l., A. Graham Of Raid iIIli. who ia
very III. was brought from her home Mon
day to tho homo OF her sister, Mrs skin
ncr
MIR. and Mrs p. NJ. castanien and son
day and Monday with Mrs. Castanien's s
sister
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Miss fouse Nicely Is homo for q weeks
Harry Mills visited friends at weiiston.
L. +. Fowlwsii and family are moving
Hsrry Mills Of Meeker spent the week
'" Miss w''R Bette nR Leo 'O oi Rsndrick spent tn.
weekend with friends here.
Mr; and Mrs j. Z Bailey are prspar'
u. G. Kahaiee OF Drumrieht was here
Wednesday en- route TO shawnee.
Mir nd vl M + .SS. Ssn bsfS Ms'r saaay of
Miss Lilisnd Lee Of Drumright visited
M M. az snd mss na Lsm ,oits Hsyes spent wn sne
Miss Dora Risaanes OF spring Dell vis-
tied friends In Payson during the week
enR
Valley spent tho weekend with friends
here
Nss blanche Netiek Of Meeker was the
Weekend guest OF Misses Anna and Helen
Notaya.
oscar Miller and Gail Miller Of Pleas
ant Grove attended church here Sunday
evening.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Can Cartwright,
December 20, son, weighing Dl-2
pounds.
Mrs. 4. o. Griffin Of Pauis Valley ar
rived Thursday to visit with friends north
clyde Mattlson OF Prairie Grove. Ark,
arrived Wednesday TO visit relatives near
Payson.
Homer Harrington and family have
moved to their new home, one mile south
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest wiiiouEhby were
Sunday guests Of MIR. and Mrs. Frank
Miss Hattie wallace Of warwick arrived
Saturday TO spend the coming week with
home folks.
Misses Anna votava and Blanche Net
ielx SATURDAY. evening guestg OF Mrs,
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who has been ensipeer for the a,,,.,-
OIL company for three years h
Thomas Maxwell. carrier on popt.
was the Sunday. dinner guest OF Mr ~
Mrs. r.. g. CLARK. @ni
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. d. Phillips o, -.
Meeker We're sunday guests of Nr ~ Nv
Mrs. Matt Votava, anl
Everett Phillips. Instructor In the ~.
NAL school at Weatherford, vlsltsi bost. ~.
folks the past week. ''"e
"Blackie' Moore OF Drumright In a..
employ OF an oil company there. yas ~
the. Payson vicinity, Monday,
Sparks. spent Sunday here In i.,y,
the home OF ID. c. Cartwright. I"
Misses Anna Votnva, Blanche Nsu.,
and Helen Notava OF Route J. .Isitsf
friends in Meeker. saturday evening
MTA H. G. DALEY and little dsaght..
Katherine Jane OF Morsofield UfaIts,
rived Friday for an extended Visit via
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan 10y Of the voet.,
vicinity were Weekend guests % Nrs
Logs parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. & VA.
a little son arrived OF the c. b.. Gaks
homo Thursday evening at s15 Uno.
arrival he announced himself as IavarI
jr. weight pounds
Mr.. and Mrs. clyde ". Lake have -.
ceivgd the announcement OF the u8-risF.
OF DR.. Grady ~. Lake TO Miss Bsfls
Laurili Harris, both OF Timpson Jexss
which occurred at noon Saturday. Y.csn.
ber &c The doctor and Clyde g.a flr,,
two colleges in Texas. and Miss darn,
Is the only daughter of Mr and Mr
Joseph j. Harris and ts a lady OF lluausi
talent and refinement.
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OXEN MAII.

The New Era club held It's regular
meeting Monday at the home OF Mrs. JONI
Nelson with Mrs. Rice leader. After tho
given by County Agent A. II. Kisslck, who
gave an account ~ the work Of tho boys
and Rirls' clubs of the county. The clup
viii meet next Monday et the home Of MIS-.
rent magazines will be sent to tna girls
school at Tecumseh.
Mrs w. c. Smith Of Huntington, Ind.
and Mrs. DIR. Brown OF Rochester, Ind f.,
were In Okemah over Sunday to attend
the funeral of their brother, W. n. Waller.
Mr.. and Mrs II. NJ Wallace OF st. Jo-
seph. Mo-, were in Okemah the first Of
the week. guests at the home OF Mr.. and
The Missionary society Of the Baptist
church held It's regulart annual all-day
meeting Thursday NJ the home Of Mrs.
GERS of the society were installed at this
meeting An elaborate luncheon was
served each member bringing her part
Mrs y. A. CASTOR and children wers
guests OF Mrs. w. p. Rorex at her home
in Henryetta from Friday until Sunday.
Atty, William y. Clannan and County
Commissloner Robinson OF Dustin were
visitors In okemah last Tuesday,
Mrs w. II Arnold, who had been Wis
iting her daughter Mrs Arthur Turk,
returned to her home at Red Oak the first
Judge 7. T. Doyle is in the city few
days visiting friends. The Judge now re-
sides at Roswell. N. NJ.
kogee Monday, whore he is serving on the
federal grand jury In Judge williams
court.
W. A. Ratteree. a former law partner
OF Arthur Cochrane in Bonneville, Ark.
IL I'm the city this week visiting at the
home OF Mr.. Cochran.
Is in tho city visiting her sister. Mrs. T..
NJ Henry
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No NACUIfM

Cask
ls poured out wine. tho air. In
rushinE fills
Tho void, Hud thus The cDgk ia
over fun.
For Nature tOlcr1tcH no vacuum.
n from tho heart Tho vino a.
Kindness flows.
To cheer and bless fHin'lrg
fellow man.
Tho heart be- uuWiHc empty; loVo
streams iu
And fills II FUN No vacuum IL
thcrc
GLDHgE ~ FREE.
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MIAMI.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. T. C.
Mabon OF 20 II street. N. E.. wednesday
morning
Mrs Shock OF Columbus returned home
Tuesday after n visit with her daughter,
Mrs Roy Bledsoe.
Sam Fullerton and Donald Wright have
returned To Alton, Ill, to continue their
studies In Western Military academy
Miss Dolores Pearson has returned TO
Nashville, Tenn, where she wit resume
her studies In the Ward Belmont colleE.
Mrs c. A. Bullock, =. = Bullock and
Miss Lucille Breedlovs attended the funera;
Of Charles II, Wood In carterville, Mo.
Sunday. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ellis OF 10 F'
street n. W.. are enjoying n visit with
Mrs. Ellis. mother. Mrs. II. +. swindle OF
Sarcoxie. Mo.
Members OF the j. E. o. chapter will
have charge OF the Saturday afternoon
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Mrs. George clyde Lord win glvo
email bridge party FOR Mrs Franz
g.. NalllnR,
Mira. q. Joseph Haskell md Mlss
Frances Riddle viii entertain with
small bridge complimentary 10 Miss
ConstHntin, for wedding marty ana
Miss C1nstantlns close friends.
Tuesday Evening Bride club will
meet with Mr.. and Mrs c. Il. Dump
Mrs. o. w Maloncy sr., will give
afternoon tea for Mesdames u. &.
Kane and Joseph Green.
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Mnilnnsalnr.

Mrs. Edward w. Thornton will
give bride shower for Miss Mary
Cannon.
Wednesday Morning Musicale viii
meet with Mrs. Patti Adams Schrel-
ner.
Piano study club will meet with
Mrs. w. j. Gregg.
Tulsa star club will meet IN Ma
sonic hall, $3.50 o'clock.
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caro- Mic Ben (Gieordlano) "Nar
Jaj Blrf sutton Ar" Swedish Folk
Pucinci Joy Scott, "You In "A
Gondola" CClarkej, The Kerry
Dance (RequestedJ, There Hangs
Ny Garlands' UphmRnnD, "Ecs-
tacy' OummeD. spring (Dedicat-
ed to Miss Peterson by NymanD
'Ioa Gypsy" dedicated to Mise
Peterson by Mac Fadyen) "Ilfo"
lCurrnnI :.
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W, C. Bostaph is reported III At IN,
Masdn hotel,
Mrs, Lawrence Mehr is visiting friend,
in Lawrence, Kan.
Miss Nsna Wsde. ~ Tahlequah, 4,
visiting relatives in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs George Ross VISITED
friends In Tahlequah sunday.
Mrs. Jack Long OF Tulsa, was the weak
end guest Of Mrs. w. G. HashR.
Miss Mabel Barrett spent the past week
visiting friends In Kansas city,
Mr.. and Mrs John Gott spent the week.
end with relatives at McAlester.
Mrs. William Walkley spent wednesday
in Tulsa with relatives and friends.
Miss Mary Ella Davis has returned 20
Norman to resume her aiudleR In % l.
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innInY.

Mrs. a. r. AlisonE luncheon FOR
Miss Constantin In tho Country
club
Twentieth Century club viii meet
with Mrs. W " LDcknurt.
Civic league meets at Tho library
at 2:30 o'clock.
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Wedding Of Mlss Amelie Constan-
tin and Mr.. Thomas l.. Moore In
Holy Fnmily church. 1880 o'clock,
Official dinner dance ia Country
club with Mrs. l.. /. Brundred as
host esE
Mesdamcs o. v. Goldrick and
Henjamin NJ. Curtis will givo in
formal party for Mrs. Frank @.
Walling with close friends of honor
guest present.
Regular meeting Hyechxa club
with Mesdamcs u. j. Edward. II. J.
Mugge, III. IL. Stsgg and Sybll May.
ner Wilson aae hostesses.
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IllursslnY.

Mr.. and Mrs. George s. Bole will
give dinner dance In tho Country
club.
Mrs. II. II. l.. Rhodes win enter
tain for Mrs, Frank q. Walllng
Miss Marguerite Mornn's pre-
nuptial party for Miss Constnntln.
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on February 0, tho Tulsa chapter
OF tho United Daughters OF the Con
fedcracy will present Alma Peterson
of the Chicago Grand opera com
pany, Boston Avenue NJ. r.. church
nt s.lh y. IN. In recital. In an i'm
pcrsonation OF Jenny Lind. The
members are TO bo congratulated
on socurlngs the services OF 80
gifted an artis. as Miss Peterson.
All Tulsa music lovers will remem-
her Miss Peterson ms "A member OF
the Chicago Grand opera. when
fahc appeared In all all-Nar cast
with Nellie Mclba. I.ucien Muratore.
Louise Berat. IIuberdeau, Jeska
Swartz, Alfred Nagurnat. Amelna
Galli Curoi, Glulio Crimi. Vhtirio
Arimondl and octave Qua. She was
lslso- star In the ellis Grand opera
company when the stars OF that
company included such artists as
Geraldine Farrar, Emmy Dcstsnn,
Louise Homer. Helen Stanley and
rita Fornla.
1t was In this opera that the ST
Paul Pioneer Press said OF Miss
Peterson and Miss Fornia: Rita
Fornia and Alma Peterson are a
combination sufficient to satisfy the
most exacting star gazer.'
The funds raised from the recital
on January will go toward the
yearly work OF the organization and
part will 20 into the Confederate
Monument fund, II Is to he hoped
that all patrons holding tickets for
this recital will attend, Miss peter
son II singing a special group OF old
songs 20 please all of our Tulse
music lovers and we wish to give
her an ovation. Miss Peterson will
sing three songs from u program
sung by Jenny Lind In 1850. the
most famous among them being,
''Nhen Was Seventeen" Miss
Peterson's program here will be as
follows; Sans Tot" tD. HardoloD
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I'rIInY.

Interclub dance In Elka club.
Shakespeare club will meet with
Mrs. Charles u. l' O'IIorn.
Rebekah club VIII meet with Mrs
T. &. Hughes.
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Weddings

CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE.
OF the Cioister club aud Is AZ pres
ent engaged In the oil business In
oklahoma. Mr. and Mrs. Brann
have left on n short trip IN tho east
and arc then going 20 Wichita,
Kan, for few months. They will
make their permanent home In
Tulsa, Among OF tho out uf-town
guests at the wedding were Mrs. q.
Won Egloftstein and Mrs. w. g, Nc
Cord OF Portland. Oregon, mother
and grandmother OF the bride, Mr..
and Mrs. James Brann OF Warren,
Pa, paronts or the groom: Mr. nnd
Mrs. u. II. Brann, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Kerr of Tulsa, okla: Mira.
Victor linley. Eau Claire, Wis;
Doctor and Mrs. Anthony Looza,
Oshkosh, Wis: Mr.. and Mrs, Me-
Iaren Knox, Mr., and Mrs. Howard
Corsby, Mrs. Harry MlddlcbrooS,
and Mr.. William Loozo OF DulI,h 4"
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Clubs

Iho regular January meeting OF
the Temple Israel Sisterhood will be
held on Tuesday afternoon. January
10. at 2;4b o'clock, in tho soc.al
room OF the temple. Mrs. Louis
Barnett will read paper on Prop
er Reading for Children" The dis
cussion viii be led by Mrs. L. A.
Trope. A full attendance Is desired.
Tulsa's institutions for tho relief
OF those less fortunate financially
than their fellows, numbers many
In good works. mono less interesting
or moro worthy of mention than the
children's day nursery, The hoard
OF managers, go OF Tulsas repre-
tentative women cared for almost
eight thousand children during 1921.
The ramiliea. IL need be, too, are CIV
en- uplilt, their healkh and welfare
given care and kindly Interest, Mrs,
Shallenbcrger has given IN G h
splendid supervision as president OF
the institution since its organization
and has been chosen TO I'LL the Of
flee for 1929. The 'personn,l of the
officers remaining the same for
1922. As Miss Daily, the ma;ron.
has asked Tor rest from her position,
a new corps of assistants as well AS
matron, will assume charge, and the
DldnS are bAk anu hllAtuhlh LOT -
more far-reaching plan OF helpful
ness for the coming year, Everyone
in Tulsn would find il worth while
10 drop ia and see the working plan
of this institution ut 7lJ South
Cheyenne.
The Drama club met on Friday
at the Y. W. G. a. rooms with Mrs.
j. benjamin Brown, Miss Margaret
Wyndham and Miss Frances Reulelt
as hostesses. Tho club departed
from It's usual custom OF drama
study for tho day, and listened with
interest 10 an informal talk gwen
by Mrs. j. II. Buell. and her sister,
Miss Elizabeth Richardson who
spoke of their experiences in France
during the summer. Mlss Richard
son sang two French songs, ChRml-
nade's "Silver Ring" and "Ber-
ceuse," with Mrs. Brownson accom-
panying.
The womens Maccabee associa-
zion will meet In the X. OF Il. hall
tuesday with Mrs. j. w. Foraker
Friend Fink and +. NJ. Fosh as hest
esses.
There will be meeting ot the
civic league on Monday at the Ii
brary at 1880 o'clock.
The Twentieth Century club VIII
resume regular meeting with the
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Miss Lula CroBbie has returned
from nm extensive trip abroad. hay-
ing visited Paris and other intcrcst-
lng places on the continent.
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Personals

Miss Elsie Wallace ~ Barticsville
is tho weekend guest OF Mrs. Frank
VI Brccnp.
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o Society o
-Muslc-womsn's work.

now year and will meet with Mrs
W. W. Lockhart on Monday.
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Tho Rcbcknh club will .noet with
Mrs. r. g. Hughes, 1925 South H1jt-
moro avenue, on next Friday after
noon, Mrs. Joseph Brouot as loader.
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The newly Installed officers OF the
catholic Daughters of America VIII
entertain the outgoing officers and
.nu members, Tuesday, January II
at the IS. of g. home.
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Mr. Thomas l. Munroe will re-
turn today from New York Mrs.
MunrOe Will remain longer and ls
with relatives In Flushing ~ y,
where both she and Mr.. Munroc
have spent the holidays.
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The Childrcu'a Homo board viii
meet Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock
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Tho Tulsa stars club will moei
Wednesday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock
ln Masonic hall.
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Tho Monday study club will meet
with Mrs. Marshall Egau.
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Tho Tulsa chapter Of Dciphinns
viii meet Friday afternoon at tho
Y. w. c. a. rooms
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Tho Patron Teachers association
of the Whittier school viii hold ita
next meeting in the whittier school
auditorium January 10 ut 1880
O'Clock y. m. II II especially urged
that an parents and teachers intor-
osted In this school attend this meet
Ing Interesting talks will be made
on subjects OF interest To this school.
Refreshments viii bo scrved. Help
make this meeting a great success
by attending.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Orcl NJ Harper, 1895
East Thirteenth street, announce the
birth OF son. Saturday, January q.
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Mr.. and Mrs Baron Salisbury
Barnes who, since their wedding IN
New York just before the holidays,
have been spending their honeymoon
In Florida. Pinchurst, \. e.. New
York and Chicago. arrived Saturday
and will be- guests OF Mrs. John
Barnes
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Mrs. Henri Walters OF this cl,y
visited Radiant chapter. order Eas-
tern star. In Sapulpa during the past
week at the Regular meeting of this
organization and was made an hon
orary member OF Radiant chapter.
Miss Betty McV6y OF Okmulgee
came Saturday To visit her cousin.
Miss Catherine Farmer and Miss
Ireno Noise
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WELLS RIVER.

DR.. Kicker of St. Johnsbury was
in town, Monday.
Miss Madeline Peach has been alb.
sent from her duties at the National
Bank because of illness.
Miss Marion Whitelaw of Greenfield.
Mass. is visiting her sister, Miss
Agnes Whitelaw.
Jerome F Hale returned Friday
from a six weeks trip to Miami,
Florida.
EE Cameron of Newport spent
Sunday with his father, Sidney
Cameron.
Until further notice the post office
will be closed at z o'clock p. m.
"The Inverted Kindergarten" given
by the Business Girls Club and men
of the town, attracted large audi
ence last Friday evening. Over $lOC
was cleared for benefit of the library
The Club wishes to thank all those
who in any way helped with the
affair.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Bailey are re-
ioicing at the birth of son on Apr
9th.
DIR. Bliss, Supt. of Schools of Mont,
clair, N. j., has been recent guest
of Mr. and Mrs Leonard D Smith.
A son, Donald, was. born April 26
at the Cottage Hospital to Mr. ano
Mrs E F Mulliken.
Mrs Meyrick and baby have return
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