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Canine Guests Pay
at French Hotels

PARIS, Nov 50.--Canins guests
are now charged board and lodging
IN .he same way as their owners
at tn. fashionable hotels Of the
Riviera. At least their bill IL com.
hsned with that OF their owners
II figures out AT 10 francs a day
for EFlffons and police dogs and
from 10 francs for fox.isrrisrs
and other smaller dogs.
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Minister Falls
Dead in Pulpit

MANCHESTER. England. Nov.
so.-Aftsr finishing a sermon de-
nouncsnx modern foibles. Rev. Hen
~ Arthur Lester OF st. James
church collapsed and fell headiong
from the pulpit. dying al once.
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Mrs. Page Gives
Informal Dinner

Conplimenting her guests. Mr..
and Mrs. II. McHenry. Of Port An
geles. Mrs. Russell Gordon Page en-
tertained with an informal dinner
Tuesday evening at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry left the same
evening for San Francisco
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OrthODedic Tea ShOD

Mrs. l.. r.. Shrine will be hostess
for Mount Baker Guild at the Ortho
pedic Tea shop Friday. assisted by
Mrs. X. a. Burnell. Mrs w. ~. Olin
Mrs. a. r. L. Williamson, Mrs. Ed
gar Quigle. Mrs Peter Andrea, Mrs
A. G. Steven. Mrs. J. c. Hufcson,
Mrs. Dietrich schmitx and Mra
Harry Griffith.
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Bridqe Sumner

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Floyd Frost
will entertain with bridge supper at
the home Of Mr.. Frost's brother.ln.
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. f.. G.
Ewing. on Saturday evening. Decem.
Der %. complimentary to Miss Lur.
line Brown and her fiance. Ensign
Clifford Crawford.
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Luncheon for Taoo
Honor Guests

Mrs. James ID. Hoge VIII entertain
with luncheon Tuesday. December
5. at the Rainier club. in honor OF
Miss Gloria Frink and Miss Phebe
Nell Tsdmarsh. who have recently
returned from Europe.
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Bridge Win Homo
Mss Mnrn Small

Miss Ruth Trcnholme Us entertain
ing with four tables OF bridge on
Saturday afternoon. December .. at
her home. As a compliment TO Miss
Mary Small. whose marriage 10 Mr..
Edward Henry Lennon. Jr.. will take
place January IL.
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Fire Scare Caused
by Burning Turkey

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Nov n
Called out by a gtre1l alaan, N,
fire department responded and dis
covered that the IRE consisted Of
a turkey which had caught IRE il
gas oven while bsing roasted.
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Luncheon VIII
Commitment Miss BrO1ln

with Miss Luriine Brown as the
honored guest. Miss Gladys Epper-
son II entertaining with luncheon
Wednesday. December 20. at the
Arctic club Only the close friends
Of Miss Brown have been invited.
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Dinner at Home

Mr.. and Mrs Il. w. Kinzer enter
tanned Tuesday evening with dinner
at their home on Queen Anne hill. IN
compliment TO Mr.. and Mrs. @. II.
Hanbright and their daughter. Miss
Margaret Hambright.
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Personal

Mr. and Mrs Charles Fngen aud
children. OF Portland. motor~d up to
spend Thanksgiving with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank X. Van TIyi
have returned from a thr.. months
trip In the East
Mis-. Emily Jerome ~ planning TO
leave January = for New York. to
remain for several mon;hs.
Miss Irene Hus. will return sun
day from n three months Wait In
Montana.
Miss Emily Jcnnelie left last even.
Ing for Spokane, where she will
spend Thanksgiving with Miss Jane
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Lundquist
Uernita swexra) have taken apart.
ments a tho Peter stuyvo~ant hotei
in New York for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman n. Gibbs Of
Port Angeles came down 10 spend
Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs
Stephen n. Gibbs.
Mr.. and Airs. Charles w. Thomp-
sor and Miss frnogone Thompson
mo,ored TO Tacoma today to spend
Thanksgiving with Mira Thompson's
parents. AIR. and Mrs. X. X. Boeler.
Mira Edward Lincoln Smith plans
TO leave December 10 for New York
TO spend the Christmas holidays with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Diiier Frat.
Jr.. came down from Everett last
night TO attend the Juniors vene.
tlan bail. and are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. II. o. PHILIPPE.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Gilman arc
spending Thanksgiving In Portland
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fordham Kimball
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Gilman.
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Surprise Pdrtg

Forty friends gave a pleasant sur
prise party to Miss Eva Breidensteln
and her fiance, Mr.. William Paine.
and Miss Leila Breidenstein and her
fiance. Mr.. Stanley Rulings. Satur.
day evening. at the home Of Mrs. G.
w. Anderson. 2417 Graham ST.
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CLUBS FOR FRIDAY
woman's Century Club

Woman's Century Club
The music department OF the Won
ans Century club viii meet Friday
December !. at .. m. ~ the home
OF Mrs. Frank Wolff. 1909 Ninth ave
w. Mrs. Norman Brookstt. MRS
Harry Crouch and Mrs, W. l., haf
ara assisting hoateaaea. The program
follows
Piano Sonata ruths'iaus' tFirr
aiss iiilian Pass
paner-s spesthovan" tfE7ostAif1 .tafFfs
Mss A Nafsinasr
ceilo--''kol Nidrei" .tsltttt Asf h'N'"
Aflss Ruth Mensfmott
Mis. Marian nsehs AZ the plane
Vocal - -.
tab s.ra q iiiiltop' is.t4stt heiph N"'
lhb fIIfasa Paradise" as.stttstttt
te) ''uoa Tou.hsd the hose' ..sst
......N Mary Helen brow"
Nfs Archie Chandler
MIS- waiter Hessehufs 81 the pisn'
Cello u
tal "Andants" tts.sssssts %
tbl 0avotts ts.....ss.sssttt F"pF''
Piano
fal Ntnuet ftftfFt- astsft tff
tb1 prelude ttwo moxsmsntsl
MaisF. y Minor ...,ttt,'t CHOPIN
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Entertain Tnformdllu

Mr.. and Mrs. Dietrich schmitz en-
tertained with an informal dinner at
their homo last evening. later with
their guests attending the Junior
dance.
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The Junior chorus OF tho Y. l.. I.
club win meet Saturday. December
2. az O'Clock al the club rooms M
Harvard ave. and r.. Union 1T.
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Moroni Olson to Talk
at Sunset Club

Wednesday afternoon. December
8. Moroni Olson will speak at the
Sunset club on a cutting from John
Gabriel Borkman," by Ibsen.
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LONDON. Nov. 30. - Winter
glow" IL the name OF a new osrna.
ton for which II 10 claimed that 1T.
color cheers on the dreariest day"
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Infants have an exceptionally
keen sense OF taste which In duiled
as they develop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-30

Here il an interesting story Ia
contrasts.
In the charming. quantity. old
fashioned froclt OF white gros do
fondrea with It's net.edsed ruffles
and its tiny cape collar We see a
typieaily youthful evening frock.
particularly suited 20 the slender
lines OF tho wnarsr IL makes her
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Leach Heights woman's Improve
meni Club

The Lesehi Heights woman's I'm
provement club will have an lidSy
meeting Friday. December ]. At Mira
d. A. MlIler'a home. 1900 seth ave.
& Luncheon will be served at
O'Clock. followed by Christmas sails
OF fancy work. Mrs. Miller viii be
assisted by Mrs. J = Johnson, Mrs
c. y. Newman and Mr.. G. p Berry
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WOMEN'S CLUBS
women's Association Of Plymouth

women's Association of Plymouth
Church
Tho Women's association Of Plym.
outh church will hold its regular
monthly meeting on Friday. Dscem-
Der l. IN tho dining room OF the
church Luncheon will be served at
iaao. Executive board viii meet AZ
II m.
Y. Ii Notes
A special meeting OF the choral
GLASS of the X l.. ! club Will be held
~ the club rooms on Friday. Decem.
Der 1. at 7l4s D IN. This Will be the
lsst opportunity for those who expect
10 take part In the Christmas pro.
gram 20 Join tho class
Allah Social Club
Allah Social club will meet with
Mrs. Lew IL. Norman, SEGA B0th ave.
T.. Friday. December I. AZ 2 p. m.
Assisting hoatoases. Mrs. Lucretia
Frazier and Mrs Mauds wheaton.
Cards ana refronhments. All East.
ern stars invited, Talk. Renton car.
Hummage sale
The Proapect Congregational
church viii hold n rummase sale al
1911 Fourth ave. on Friday and Sat.
urday. December and 2. for the
benefit OF It's building fund
ionia Chapter No. ift
Ionla chapter No. ia. o. y. a..
Sewing club will meet with Mr..
Frank fiagler. 500 n. s2nd st. Fri.
day afternoon. December /. at t3o
o'clock.
Seattle Post No. Is
American Legion Auxiliary. Seat.
tie Post No. 10. viii have a silver tea
Friday. December !. ~ ia50 o'clock.
at the home % Mrs. Guy Morse. tss
nth ave. n.
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Philomus Club
Tho Phiiomus club will meet with
Mrs. &. n. williams. 4iat nrookiyn
ave. Monday. December 4. at z u. IN.
Mas Laura Rank will b. tho assist.
ina hostess and Miss Marie Louise
Rudd tho leader OF the meeting. A
Chriatmsr program will be- given
which viii include a paper on
Christmas sketches" by Mrs.
Charles Summers. and Miss Fife
Mieike viii read paper on The
American use ana ABUSE o. Christ.
mas"
Sunset Heights Literary Club
Tho Sunset Heights Literary club
viii hold Its regular meeting on
Tuesday. December Q. at a p. m. at
the home Of Mrs. Louie Miller. ss1o
waiiinsford ave.
West Seattle Review No. 81
West Seattle review No. 81. W "
A. OF the Maceabees. will meet on
Wednesday. December 6. az p. m.
in Carpenters hail. sssi California
ave. Election 81 officers
Women Of Moosrheart Legion
Iaxaar
Tho Women Of Moos~hcsrt Legion.
Chapter ~. whose activity and work
10 for the bettsrmsnt OF many hun.
dred children OF Moossheart. will
hold an ali-tsy bazaar on Friday
December 4. at tho Moose temple.
A chicken dinner win DO served a,
$40 .. m. followed by dancing a, ,
O'Clock. Tho chairman and her com.
fnitise cordially invite friends and
those interested In benevolent work
Rainier Chapter u. 4. r.
Rainier Chapter. Daughters ~ this
Anterla.nn nr..nlntlnl fnrt Taleadn \
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Mosquitoes Of the yellow fever
variety kept at the London roo will
feed only on human blood.
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r,thIan sl.lcr,. Ten. No. .

Pythian Sisters Of Seattle tent. No.
=. win hold their bazaar Friday after.
neon and evening December !. h;
the *. Of +. hall. 1919 THIRD ave
A business mems lunch viii 10
served from iiso a. m 60 i10 p. m.
Dinner will be- served from $50 10 7
q. m.
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RunmaEe sale

The Proapect Congregational
church viii hold a rummage sale al
1911 Fourth ave. on Friday and Sat.
urday. December and 2. for the
benefit OF It's building fund
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ta1 "Audants" immune % lpefHl-n
co. oavotts 's.....s.sss'''s sf'''''
Piano
~, prelude ttwo mossmsntsl
MaieF. y Miner ....ttt,. CHOPIN
Leach Heights Moman's Improve
meni Club
The Lesehi Heights woman's I'm
proyoment club will have an All.day
meeting Friday December J At Mr"
ID. A MlHer'a horne. 1900 stth ave.
s. Luncheon will ha served at ]
O'Clock. followed by a Christmas sac
Of fancy work. Mrs. Miller VIII DC
assisted by Mrs. J = Johnson. Mrs.
c. n. Newman and Mrs. G. Berry
Ladies OF tho Golden North
The Ladies' OF the Golden North
will meet Friday December /. AZ
o. IN, at 1884 First ave Members
requested 20 attend
British American Association
The British American association
will give a Thanksgiving dancing
party NJ chrir,enren's hall Friday,
December 1. at . p. m
Mountain View Church Bsxsar
Tn. Ladies Aid OF Mountain View
church will hold bazaar al Tso .,
IN. Friday. December 1. a, tho church
hall.
Non s~ctarian Club
The Mon. aectariau club viii meet
Friday. December !. with Mrs. ID. Is
Galloway. ssB7 Rainier ave Lunch.
con viii be served at ~ 30 T. m.
Naiiy. Daughters Of Washington
Princess Ang-iin. parior 80. J.
y. u. w. will hold their regular
meeting on Friday. December 1.
AZ the Y. W. G. A.. at O'Clock.
Pythian sisters, Tent No. 3
pythlan Sisters of Seattle tent. No.
:. win hold their bazaar FridAy after.
noon and evening. December /. NJ
the *. OF +. hall. 1873 THIRD ave.
A business mems lunch will he
served from ii3o a. IN 60 i10 D. m.
Dinner will be served from $50 10
.. m.
North End Flower Club
The North End Flower club will
hold ita regular monthly luncheon
Friday. December lat li:so a IN.
at Moves cafeteria. Fourth ave.
and Pine vt. Speakers win b Mrs.
Eta Marshall 81 Kent. who viii
talk on IN. subject OF Sweet
Peas" and Mr.. W. y shsrbrook
Of Kirkland. whose Suhjec, viii M
Winter Care OF Roses ="
1 West Seattle woman's Club
The West Seattle wonaan's club
will hold It's regular meeting Friday
f, afternoon. December l. ~ O'Clock
At tho home OF Mrs. Charles NJ
Howe. 212s California ave. instead
Of Thursday. Thanksgiving day.
Alpha ThImbic Club
The Alpha Thlmble club viii meet
at the home OF MR.. Anderson. 1850
18th ave. ~. W.. on Friday. Deosn.
Der 4.
Whittier Heights improvement Club
The Whittier Heights Improve
uent club will hold its regular meet.
ing on Friday. December l. at ..
m. IN the Whittier school. w. 18th
St and 18th ave. ". W. Members
urgently requested 10 attend
Chi Omega Alumnse
Chi Omega Aiumnao will meet
for luncheon a, the chapter HOUSE.
Friday. December !. For reserva'
lions cali Mrs. c. n. MaoDouEail.
East osss.
Coferie Club
Tho Coterie club will meet at ths
| University Way club. s7so univer.
sity way. on Friday. December I. at
| 7d5 .. m. Program win be devoted
to the subject Of American dipio.
macy. with Mrs. Z. q. Csllyham
speaking on American Diplomacy in
Asia and North and South America"
and Mrs. Mary y. Ransdsi discussing
The American Diplomacy in Europe
and Africa" Executive meeting Mt
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North End Flower Club

The North End Flower club will
hold ita regular monthly luncheon
Friday. December lat. 1i:so a IN.
at Moves cafeteria. Fourth ave.
and Pine 1T. Speakers win be Mrs.
Eta Marshall of Kent. Who will
talk on the subject OF ~swe.i
Peas" and Mr.. W. y shsrbrook
Of Kirkland. whose Suhjec, viii M
Winter Care OF Roses A"
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Seattle Post No. is

American Legion Auxiliary. Seat.
tia Post No. -. viii have a silver tea
Friday. December !. ~ i25o o'clock.
az the home o. MIR. Guy Morse. tss
iTth ave. y.
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IVES, Seattle Review No. 81

West Seattle rrvicw No. 81. " u
A. OF the Aaceabe~s. viii meet on
Wednesday. December 8. AZ = p. m.
in Carpenters hail sssi California
ave Election 81 offio.rs
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Native Daughters Of Washington
Princess Angciins PRrior No =
y. u. w. will hold their regular
meeting on Friday. December 1.
at the Y. W. G. A.. at \ O'Clock.
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The Non .eectariAu club VIII meet
Friday. December !. with Mrs. ID. Is.
Galloway. es57 Rainier ave. Lunch
con viii be served at 1870 g. m.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Gilman are
spending Thanksgiving in Portland
with Mr. and Mrs. Fordham Klmbail
and Mr.. and Mrs Ben Gilman.
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lonla chapter No. ia. o. y. a..
Sewing club will meet with MrH.
Frank Flagler. 500 ~ 62nd st. Fri
day afternoon. December /. at t7o
o'clock
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The Ladies' of the Golden Nor'h
will meet Friday. December /. AZ
.. IN, at 1914 First ave Members
requested 20 attend
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Mrs. Edward Lincoln Smith plans
to leave December 10 for New York
TO spend the Christmas holidays with
relatives
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Women Of Moosrheart Legion
Baraar


Rainier Chapter. Daughters ~ ths
American Revolution. met Tuesday
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Diiier Frat.
Jr.. came down from Everett last
night TO attend the Juniors veno-
sian ball. and are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. II. o. PHILIPPE.
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The Alpha Thinbie club win meet
at the home OF Mfx. Anderson. 1850
18th ave. ". W.. on Friday. Deosm.
Der 1.
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Tn. Ladies Aid OF Mountain View
church will hold bazaar al 7.ao ..
m. Friday. December 1. a, tho church
hall.
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The British American association
will give Thanksgiving dancing
party ut chrir,snren's hall Friday,
December 1. At . p. m
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


Sunset Heights Literary Club
The Sunset Heights Literary club
viii hold iis regular meeting on
Tuesday. December 8. at .. m. at
tho home Of Mrs. Louie Miller. ssao
Wailinsford ave
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whittier Height. Improvement Club

WhIttIcr Heights IMPROVEMENT Cub
The Whittier Heights Improve.
mon, club will hold tss regular meet
ing on Friday. December 1. at ..
m. IN the whittier school. w. 18TH
81. and 18th ave. ~. W. Members
urgently rsauested to attend
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Allah Social club will meet with
Mrs. Lew IL. Norman. ssza B0th ave
r.. Friday December I. AZ . y. m.
Assisting hosioases. Mrs Lueretis
Frazier and Mrs. Maude Wheaton.
Cards ana refreshments. All East
ern stars invited TAX. Renton car.
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Tho Cotsric club will meet at the
University Way club, s7so univer.
sity way. on Friday. December l. at
7ds .. m. Program win be devoted
to the subject OF American dipio
macy. with Mrs. Z. a. C.llyham
speaking on American Diplomacy in
Asia and North and South America"
and Mrs Mary r, Ransdei discussing
The American Diplomacy in Europe
and Africa" Executive meeting Mt
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-22
WILLIAMS CHARGED
WITH SELLING WINE
Case Against Nottingham Man Contin-
ued to July 3t-Probation Officer
VIII Report Then.

Alfred Williams. who gave his age as
60 and who is a farmer in Nottingham.
was in municipal court this morning on
a continued case in which he was
charged with having liquor in his pos
session. Several complaints were made
over month ago to the effect that Will
iiams was in the habit of peddling liquor
in RCadSb0ro and at the new dam in
Nottingham. A search warrant was
issued and on June g WilIiams's house
was searched and several bottles and
Jugs of dandelion and plum wine We're
found. The case was continued at that
time on account of the illness of VIII
hams's lawyer, Attorney Charles s.
Chase.
This morning Williams, through his
attorney, admitted that he had the wine
in his possession and that it may have
been more than one-half of one per cent
alcohol, but he denied that be sold any
of it. He claimed that the charge of
selling liquor was trumped up on the
part of some of Williams's neighbors
who did not wish him we'll. Williams
owns small farm valued ut $500 which
is mortgaged to an amount of nearly
$500. He is broken down in health.
having been i'll the past five years. a
neighbor, George Shipnee. testified that
for the past - years he never knew
Williams to become intoxicated or sell
liquor. The ease was continued for sen
tence until July 81. when a report is ex-
pected from Probation Officer Frank l..
Wellman. Acting Judge William L.
DALEY presided. States Attorney Har-
old e. Whitney acted for the prosecu-
ton.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-22
TOY MAKERS ENJOY
FEAST IN WOODS
Tempting Yiands Cooked in Old Iron
Kettle At Misunderstanding
Fishing Today

MANCHESTER, Vt, July p. = BY
far the most novel feature of the toy
makers outing was the dinner and en-
tertainment yesterday afternoon in the
woods of the Green mountains near the
plant Of the n. D. Cass Co. OF Vermont,
when those attending the convention
were guests of thu Cess Company.
4 woodsmens dinner was served by
real woodsmen in their artistic attire.
From a large brass Kettle actually l2J
wears old. and steaming hot on its tri-
pod over an open fire, they dipped the
appeti2ing Canadian pea soup. The next
course came from an immense black
iron eauldron which had been undergo
ing the cooking process for q hours,
Boiled brisEet of corned beef with the
pToverbial cabbage as well as beets, tur-
nips and carrots came forth and the
mountain air gracefully accepted the
pleasing aroma.
For a moment the wood-men van
;shed into the underbrnsh and in their
places came a troop Of children in the
guise Of wood elves led by Royto Rosa
rio Master Iioule captivatcd the cFow1
with his songs and antics to the ac-
Commandment OF several old time ac-
cordions.
The elves served orange ice.
Again the scene changed. the elves
disappeared and the woodsmen walters
returned With garden hoe and shovel
they opened what appeared to be a
mount of earth and disclosed the bean
hole True to the days Of old the
~bean hole" Welded Boston baked beans
properly Drowned. and there was plenty
Of steamed Indian meal brown bread.
The final course, termed by the woods
men as sun -of-agun pudding was COM
posed of rice and TaiSinS.
The big feed" ended and the woods
men proceeded to exhibit their skill
with ak. saw, peayy pike pole and
spiked boots
Following the contest the party broke
ND for various forms Of entertainment
according to individual desire. and last
evening they roassembled at the Foul
unx House for dinner, ut which time
they were addressed by Judge Frank L
Fish of Nergenncs.
The tree cutting contest was won by
Isnuis Ion~tin and Hcrmides Diottr
when they cut down a hard maple tree
measuring 30 inches in diameter III y
minutes. This team also won the los
emitting contest.
Jerry Sandy won the log riding con
test ard Louis Longtip gave an eXhibi
ton of log riding without as much a,
wettirg his feet.
Today's program includes picnic
Marty 10 an old quarry On Dorset noun
tain and fishing expedition to Bowden
OoEd-
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-22
stin Sentence for Miss Kenney.
(Holyoke Transcript

The sentence of not more than eight
years and not less than five years for
larceny and two years more for forgery
imposed upon Miss Elizabeth kenney of
Mortified is rather stiff when one consil-
ers what happens to the big thieves. In
one way or another Miss kenney got
away with $4,000 of the towns money.
al of which will be reimbursed TO the
town What she did with the money is
not made public. 1t is alleged she bought
a small farm for her father and gave
more money to her brother. but $1,000
is a lot for country girl to get away
with in four Years. Besides, she is
charged with having taken money from
the town treasurer. whose housekeeper
she had been for 10 years Doubtless a
visit among the good people of Mortified
would reveal some highly interesting
tales As the case worked out Miss Ken
ney pleaded guilty and took her medicine
without the revelations of a trial
For her crime Miss kenney is going to
have sad waste of years ahead. The
probity of public officials must be main
tained though Miss kenney is paying o
higher price than most offenders of the
same kind. \ feature of her life story
that may have something to do with her
| tall Is the statement that for the many
years she had been housekeeper for tbs
man who employed her she was paid s.
week The handling of so muct
money must have been a terrible tempta
ton to young woman, for Miss Kenney
! Is now 81. What she has done with the
money she refuses to tell