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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-28

There will be q box social and dane
in Abel's hall "Wednesday evening
Good music and a program will be CIV
en-. The proceeds will 60 to Mr.. Men
ard and family, who were recent,
burned out, losing, besides all theil
household goods, their clothing and
valuable papers.
Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Rogers are NOV
ing onto a farm in South Royalton,
Many are i'll with severe colds.
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SUGAR UTENSILS

A 70. l Bellows Falls evaporation,
I0x2 ~ feet. together with galvanized
iron arch and stack complete, one gal.
yanized 45O-gallon storage tank. one
40 pail galvanized gathering tank. 500
Monarch galvanized l5-qnart sap buck
cts. 500 Monarch sap spouts, 800 Moa.
arch covers, two Monarch gathering
pals. all nearly new. And j. the same
property advertised to be sold a shcr.
III sale AZ this time and place.
] viii also sell AZ same time and
place another l0x2 IL foot Bellows
Falls evaporation. galvanized arch and
stack complete. one 3O0-gallon gal
vauized Monarch storage tank. one 20.
pail Monarch gathering tank. 200 Is.
quart Monarch galvanized buckets. 800
Monarch sap spouts and covers. Al q
the above property has been used but
a part Of one season and j. ia mics
ndition-practic4lly new. This j. a
rare chance for rugsrmakers t. buy the
best az your own prizes.
There win also BE- sold other proper
~ in the lue 81 farming toois. com
PLANTER. piow. etc.
sale positive. storm % shine.
PERCY ]. HEATH
B.H ADAMS, Aucfionesr.
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AUTOMOBILES

FuR SALE-Siirhiiy used REQ trek in
frxf xizss cr1citfor fal ~ ~ re- cord
siaes. extra side tr1rcs o. hcdy trr ror-
esgsnF tanrtty ldats paint I'm Euc1 cl1ci-
50. lsszrs rirk- fer cuick sale. a. ra1 B.
sssh a. RarztlL E1uucurf a Hutrhinr. So
Ne. szain sreel. rhgne ~ 4aeit'
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VERMONT posTMAsTERs.
Clayton F. Bayley Selected for Beebe
Plain Office.

Washington, d. G., Feb 2s.--Ver'
mont postmaster appointments are
Clayton +. Bayley to be postmaster
at Beebe Plain. Office became presi-
DENTAL Jan. /, 1922.
Milton B. Hoag to be postmaster at
Grand Isle. Office became presidential
Jan. |, 1921.
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LIVESTOCK FOR SALE

FOR SAfE-sn cows. some being fresh ard
rest nearby Hpringers: 10 Of these are high
Rrpde Guernseys. balance Ayrshfrps and
Hoarteius also one exceptionally nice -cT-
istrred H0istein bull arc about months .
NJ n Always ~ the market 20 bur a.
sesi cows. n. NJ Farnham. Montpelier.
Vt 2esr
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HOUSES FOR SALE
MALE AND FEMALE HELP

STEADY. RELIABLE COUPLE WANTED
ON FARM-Modern eonveniences. inside
end out Good home and feir treatment
given good service expected; E. II. Jones.
Wsitsfeld. VT. n. r. phone il-U. 2elts'
wANTED-Ma and woman to work on
farm: man must be good mixer and
taamster and understand farm work. and
woman must be good housekeeper and
plain cook: this Is a steady job for the
right parties. state experience and wages cx-
pectcd in first letter; z. W. Kent Randolph
Ctr. VI 290t6-
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Household Goods

One kitchen range, one large heater
one small stove, one oil stove, on
chamber set and bed, chairs, tables
desks, etc.
Remember the time. Sale positive
storm or shine.
SIDNEY SEvENE, Owner.
B. H. ADAMS, Auctioneer.
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Three Lines for 25c

The Times win publish Wants. Lost ana
Found. For Sale To Let. etc.--short adver-
tisements--at the rate Of three lines W.
TWENTY-FIVE cents for the frat insertion ma
ten cents for each subsequent insertion
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FARMS FOR SALE

SMALL PLACE FOR SALE--Suitable for
poultry or gardening, home plcre on siate
read between Barre and Williamstown, ] mi.
from depot stores and good school ABOUT
rs acres. 7-room house with ell and shed
barn with basement for cows and horses
: Earye VI 290t4*
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WANTED

WANTED Good homes for two American
boys ono ID and the other 10 years old
H. W. Scott overseer- 29lte
WANTED--A good reliable American party
wishes to rent carry on. on halves. q
10 to l2-eow farm for a period of to S
years. Farm must be fully equipped with
stock and tsols address Box 81, X. f. D.
No. l, Barre, VI 2oit3
WANTED To rent farm with stock and
tools best Of references can be given
write to Box 200. Barre. VT. 2s0ts'
WANTED-A position as househeeper in
small family. by middle aged lady address
Inquiries to "A" care Times office. 290t3s
WANTED--A second hand Reed Baby car
rage, in A No. condition: color ivory
or brown; state price. etc. in letter to 'B
care Times office .sStG
NURSE WANTS POSITION Address Mrs
Kelsey. 1877 South Main street. Barre Tel.
.zi-M. 2Sltf
WANTED TO BUY Round cedar posts,
lift not under six inches n small end. ID
BE- delivered here A. ID. Morrison, Granite
Vile, vi. 2S0i
WANTED RAW FURS Especially red toY
ana skunk: will pay cash and keep ship
ments Separate If you wish Give us try
The Wilcox store. Moretown. VT. 27su
RAW FuRS WANTED
We are in position to pay highest New
York market prices for your raw furs. Hon
est grading and SQUARE deal at ell times.
Ju'i br iflA@ltd GtItE-n ttO[AltonS. Ouf
business has doubled IN two years. This
speaks for itself. We will handle .our
wool at full value. Write for prices. G. Il.
Silver, The real fur man. PlainGeld. VT. 271tf
OLD FASHIONED STUFF-Ai kinds, in
Guiding bureaus. chests tables. chairs, So
fas, desks, clocks, bedsteads. mirrors rugs,
spreads. andirons. candiestcks, brass or
glass, drawer pulls or knobs. brass or glass
china. pewters. glass or silver: any
thing old or curious write me G. #. But.
terield. 1879 North Main street. Barre. VI.
.5ot26.af
WANTED--Will exchange new mich cows
for hay; John r. BENJAMIN. Tel. lo5-R
2i6tt
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MISCELLANEOUS

TO RFST-vacuurn eieansrs. he Electro
Stnrr. "a Elm street Rsts
DANCING LEssoNs-Frfrate instrrcficn
- arpoinfn1ert. cs1 a. liz Main street.
rhea@ IAN Narie oainlaa SSH
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LOST AND FOUND

LosT-IAst Thursday between Barre and
East Barre. q rentiernsn's gold opcn-face
Elgin watch. with fob attached: finder please
return 10 Francis Gavin. East Barre. asits
LOST Saturday night; a black hand bag
containing sum u money finder please
call 1871; reward. 2eitz
IOST--Bro~n dog with white breast !:
owners name On collar: answers TO the
name % Rex" reward Y. j. Rayn,o, is
Fsrxcll street. Barre. VT esotes
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EAST BRAINTREE
Rodney Flint, Aged Resident, Died Yes
terday.

Rodney Flint, an aged resident Of
this village, who had been in pooi
health all winter, passed away at an
early hour Monday morning.
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HELP WANTEn--MALE

WANTED-An experienced granite sales
man 20 seli = high Rerade Texss granite
must furnish reference; Philip WcihAusen.
Yoaknm, Texas. 2s2ts
WANTED Representative 20 cell shoes
house 70 house: splendid opportunity apply
BOX i7e6. Boston. 2e2t2
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE Patch granite gang saw never
used months. Cheap II taken at once.
Also two international two ton trucks, in
good running order; b. o. woodard Water.
bury. VT. Box 1913. phone 1872 292tl0*
FOR sALE--A second hand piano: call NJ
u Richardson street; Tel. Sss-W. 292tlf
UPRIGHT PIANO FOR SALE Has a beau-
tiful tons, Is In perfect tune, case needs
rShnishing just the thing for a beginner
o. icr summer home; only sS5 address
pox ~, Montpelier W. 292ti
WOOD FOR SALE--No. / selected old
growth body block wood, on lot or de-
liyered. Tel. l05-J. 29ltf
FOR SALE-Starr line barn equipment
eiics, farming tools. oil stoves, paints and
IeotnR II in need OF separator buy 4
Y Laval have them in stock A. r. Bat
chcldtf. Plainheld VI. phone s7-3. 29it6
FOR SALE---I have 900 nice cedar nosts.
feet long both round and split. which !
would like to sell; r. Y. Barnett Cabot. w.
2e2t2s
FOR SALE Bankrupt sale, consisting boil
en-. lo-horse power. chun. $50 gals, 3
cream tanks. $50 gal capacity each, suita-
Bile for sap storage, turbine tester "a bot
ties. Howe butter scales, Torsion balance.
test bottles. 3 gallons butter color Lee II.
Goodell. South Woodbury., VT. 290t6
SECOND HAND EvAPoRATOR FOR SALE
I'm good running order e.. ID. Poor, r.
d. No. .. Randolph Center. Peoples phone,
291t3'
FOR SALE--Leader evaporator and arch, IN
good condition; N. NJ. Batchelder, Plain
ned. 2s9t6*
FOR SALE-i2-ft. Bellows Falls evaporatoi..
nearly new; one large storage tank
Lester Lang, T. Montpelier. W.. N. e. Tel,
5af-ZF. 287t9*
FOR SALE--We, the undersigned. have de-
cided to sell our valuable Quarry. situated
IN Websteryille. joining the Acme Granite
Quarry. This quarry has not been worked
much but stoDe taken from II has taken
an excellent polish when auarried on the
grain. An excellent chance to start quar-
tyiug as Il lays in large sheets on the top.
One sheet now nerr ly free estimated at
two thousand feet Quarry Is reached by
rail and team. For further particulars
inquire Of Thomas Blakeney, williamstown.
X. r. D. 2. or Patrick Noonan. Depot
square. Barre. VI. 251tf
SAVE CoAIs-By buying dry hard wood
second growth, extra large, $3.50; edg..
inRs and slabs. mixed, $500 Granite City
Bcttline Works, Tel 726-M or 746-W. 247tf
FOR SALE-A preparation for cleaning
granite and marble monuments; hrighiens
up the lettering and makes the whole monu-
ment look clean and new guaranteed: price
on application: James Sullivan. ia Park
street Barre, VT. l8tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-28

To the General Creditors and DEPOSIT
tors of Barre Savings Bank & Trust
Company;
You are hereby notified to meet at
the Quarry Bank Hall on the End dag
Of March, 1922, at two o'clock in the
afternoon to take action for your mu-
tual protection regarding the future
liquidation OF the said Bank.
II is suggested that a committee be
elected to represent the depositors and
creditors at future hearings before the
Chancellor on matters concerning said
Bank.
Dated at Barre, Vermont, this 10th
day Of February. A. ID. 1922.
GEORGE b. CARPENTER.
Receiver.
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Personal Property

Seven good young cows. one pa
horses weight $500 pounds, good tean
and good workers, one horse weight j,
200 pounds, good driver and worker
one brood SOW and pigs, IL hens, twe
pairs work harness. one driving har
ness, one two horse wagon, 3-4 axle
body and rack; one pillow, one vince
harrow, one smoothing harrow, on
moving machine, one horse rake. on
new cream separator, chains, forks
shoyeis. hoes. etc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-28
MONDAY, MARCH 6, '22
at p. m. sharp
REAL ESTATE

My home farm OF $50 acres known a.
the Pearl Darling farm, located in tn
town of Corinth, about one mile iron
Goose Green, or the meadow meetin
house Lots of soft timber and good
farm.
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POULTRY AND EGGS

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE rose comb
Columbian wyandottc tStoddard strain
ceckereis L. II Chcsver. Tel. <09-J. IS
Hill street 2sotS
BABY CHICKS-lsc up bred-to-isy prepaid
guaranteed delivery; send for circulars :
hroodcrs s4.55 up. r. Clark. Z. Hartford, CT.
2sete-
FOR SALE-Standard bred cockerels. white
Lcxhorns. Rhode Island reds and white
Wyandotte< also eggs for hstching r. Y.
Atherton. Waterbury. Vt asa
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Arthur Montgomery Thursday, the
second day of March. Everybody in
yited.
Mr.. Miles has returned home from
the sanatorium.
Mrs. Ethan Jones is confined to the
bed by Illness.
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! E|{H4dbbbHidHlI{3tINi
HELP WANTED-EEMALE

WANTED-A capable girl or woman for
general housework in FANNY of three Tel.
3I1-M. 2slti
WANTED-Capabie woman for general
homework write to &C.. care Times Of
fee. zIln
WANrED-Youn women to enter Barre
City hospital training school TO train TO
become nurses: apply 10 the superintendent
A. the hosuital. lsrtf
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Saturday. Mareh II.

Round table conferences: a. m: l.,
agriculture" II, V. Wheelock. chair
man. Yergennesi ?. Home Econom-
ics.r Professor Jessie. A. Wincheli.
chairmap. University OF Vermont; 3,
Latin" Professor NJ B. Ogle. chair
man. University Of Vermont; 4,
French Professor A. r. Myrick,
chairman. University Of Vermont.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CHANCE OF A LIFETIME FOR
PARTY with capital enough TO
erect cutting and polishing plant black
granite OF merit. For particulars ad-
dress A, w. Bradford. Quarry Owner.
coopersburg. Pa. es5t9'
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VERMONT SCHOOL CONFERENCE
Win Be Held at University of Vermont
March 10 and IL.

The 18th annual conference OF the
schools Of Vermont with the Univer-
sity OF Vermont will be held in the
large lecture room OF Williams Science
hall at Burlington on Friday and Sat
urday, March 10 and Il. Professor
Daniel Starch of Harvard will be one
Of the principal speakers at the con-
ference, speaking on Friday morning
on Intelligence and Achievement Tests
and Their Use in the Schools" The use
Of educational tests will form the guild
ing theme of the whole conference.
The following is the program an
nounced for the educational confer
ence:
Friday, March 10.
$50 a. M: !. "The Use of Intelli
gence Tests in the Army Professor J.
I. Metcalf University of Nermonti 2,
Intelligence and Achievement Tests
and Their Uses in the Schools" Pro-
fessor Daniel Starch. Harvard niver-
sity: 3, "The Place of Educational
Tests in a College Department of Edu-
cation. Professor Bennett c. Douglass,
University Of Vermont; discussion.
1890 p. m: The University Of YER
mont invites nonresident teachers to
a luncheon in the gymnasium.
d. m: Scholastic Standards for
Small High Schools" c. II. Dempsey,
commissioner OF education; Results OF
Tests in Vermont Schools" Superin-
tendent y. A. Colby. Shclburne. Super
intendent c. u. Howe. Morrisville, Su-
perintendent George w. Patterson
Randolph; discussion.
a p. M, Meeting Of Headmaster's
club.
4:3O y. M: Meeting of the Vermont
Women Teachers club
The banquet of the sehoolmasters
club viii be held as usual Friday eve
ming. Time and place viii be an
nounced at the conference Friday morn
ing.
Friday evening: A get acquainted
gathering for home economies teach
ers. with an illustrated travel talk by
Professor Bertha NJ. Terrill, University
Of Vermont.
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Money Back
If ''CetS-It'
Fails

Nothing Is so utterly needless as 7
suffering from aching. painful corns.
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WARMING FOR MEETINGS
OF THE BOARD OF CIVIL
AUTHORITY
70 Be Held February ~, rs and
March /, 1922. to Revise the
Checklist to Be Used at
the Annual Town
Election.

The Board Of Civil Authority will
meet February 2T, at Miles hall.
Graniteyille, Vt, February 2s. at
Crowley store, East Barre, Vt, March
4, at Town Clerks office, Webster
vile, Vt. at o'clock p. M, for the
purpose of making additions and cor
rections to the checklist to be used at
the Annual Town Election March Z,
1929.
Z. II. NERNEY, Town Clerk.
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AUCTION

As am to leave town | will sell the
following described property at public
auction on
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-28

A reunion Of Camp Abnaki boys il =,
Be held in Rutland March 81 and April
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WANTED--Mil exchange new mich cows
for hay; John r. BENJAMIN. Tel. lo5-R.
2iett
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FOX bALE--B Bankrupt sale, Consisting boil
en-. l0-horse power, chun. $50 gals 3
cream thinks. $50 gal. capacity each, suita-
bic for sap storage, turbine tester, "a bot
ties, Howe butter scales Torsion balance,
test bottles. gallons butter color Lee III
GoodeiI South Woodbury. VI. 9a0te
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b ADAMS, Asst0assI.
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WANTED Good homes for two American
boys ono ID and the other 10 years old !:
H. W. Scott, overseer- 29lte
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

The marriage OF Miss Grace NJ.
Heckler, daughter Of Mr.. Melvin Heck
ler teacher of manual training in the
Junior High School of West Philadel-
phia, and Mr.. John Lockhart, Of Logan,
took place at o'clock on Saturday
Church. Tenth and Ruscomb streeta
The Rev. William Barnes Lower off,
clated. Mr.. and Mrs. Lockhart have
gone to the Berkshire Mountains for
several weeks, where they have a cot
tage. They will be at home after
August I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus s. Gorson have
returned from their wedding trip and
are at home at 2251 North Thirty-third
street Mrs. Gorson was Miss Ida Stein
berg.
The marriage Of Miss Ida Whitfield,
daughter OF Mrs. S. Il. Whitfield, OF
AL Ruscomb street, and Mr. Raymond
J. Bodt o. Third and Chew streets,
Olney, took place on Wednesday eve.
ming, June a. at the home Of the
the Findley Methodist Episcopal Church,
officated. After a short wedding trip
Mr. and Mrs. Boldt will be at home at
44l Ruscomb street after July I.
Miss Reba Shalita. daughter of Mrs
r. Shallta, Of 2400 North Twenty-ninth
street, was married to Mr. Abraham G.
Polls on Thursday evening last at the
Bnai Jeshurun Synagogue. Thirty-frst
and Diamond streets. The marriage
which was sClemnized by DR., Abraham,
Neuman. was followed by reception
Polls have sailed for a wedding trip
through Continental Europe and will be
at home after September l at 5333
North Fifteenth street.
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lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Tells of Two Parties This Evening for the
I School Set-She Talks About the SavGye.Y .Yeatman
Wedding and the Engagement of Rose,veiii Josephs

Thompson. Of 1927 Spruce street. sailed
last week for Europe to join their
daughter. Mrs. Norton Downs, Jr., of
Chestnut HILL In England. They will
spend some time travelling in England
and France before returning to this coun.
try In the autumn with Mrs Downs.
Miss Charlotte Churchill Starr. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Ducoing
Starr. Of 32a Moreland avenue, Chest.
nut Hill. will leave today for Camp
Choconut. Montrose Pa. where she wifi
remain until August. when she will go
Phyllis Irwin, daughter Of Captain and
Mrs N. L. Irwin.
Miss Louise =. Norris. daughter Of
Or. and Mrs. Richard C. Norris, Of
500 North Twentieth street. left yes
terday for Beaver Camp, East Union,
Me-. where she will remain until the
latter part Of August. when she will Join
May, Miss Norris and her sister, Miss
Virginia w. Norris. will be debutantes
Of the autumn.
Mrs. Charles S. Jack. Of Media. Pa,
gave card party yesterday In honor
or her daughter, Miss Sarah Brook
Lewis Jack.
Mr.. Jesse Jay Schambere and Miss
Yvonne Schamberg. Of 1949 Locust
street, sailed yesterday on the La
rTdiCe lney VIII meet Mrs. SChamberR,
who has been spending six weeks in
Vichy, In Paris.
The Huntingdon Valley Country Club
Will give dinner-dance on July 4.
Mrs Theodore Tucker Jennings, Mr..
Theodore Earle Jennings, Miss Ida
Wilcox Jennings and Miss Esther NJ.
Jennings have moved from their home
at Riverton. n. j., to an apartment at
Ihird street and Chester avenue.
Moorestown.
Miss Edith L. Walker. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wells Walker. of
Rehobeth Farm, Devon, has returned
from Cape May, N. j.. and will sail next
week for Europe. where she will spend
the summer travelling.
Mr.. and Mrs David Newman, of
Widener Park will sail ON the Paris on
July fer tour through Europe. Mr..
Henry Friedman, Mrs Newman's 8
brother. of Flatbush. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Will accompany them. They will be
gone several months.
The marriage Of Miss Luclla A. Stew.
art. daughter Of Mrs. A. NJ. Stewart. of
Comar. Pa, and Mr.. William Thomson
Weir. I'd. took place at $50 cn Monday
afternoon, June 10, In the Logan Baptist
| Church. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev Francis B. Stever. assisted
by the Rev. Rittenhouse Neisser.
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.,,,r school set will have very good
time tonight. for there nre two
-..,,.. scheduled. one given by the
r.,, Mills for tEeir daughter. Frances,
:. ,beir country home, and the other
%.or ot the Merton Cricket Club by
M -. hovs Of the. Triangle Club. That.
w ,h. WAY. is not the Princeton Club.
~, n Younger fraternity. which, l un-
,s.,,,nd. is breaking up these days.
oe,Jb ,J they are using up their funds for
The dance.
THE Mills live at Woodcrest Lodge
a. Davids. one Of the show places
:. .Se Main Lire. Mrs. Mills was Miss
~ Tuon Drcxel Paul. Il daughter of the
i... % lanes W. Paul and his wife. who
nss ,ass formerly Miss Drexel. sister of
IT, IT, Alexander Van Rensselaer, and
.ha frst Mrs. Edward Biddle. saw
Nee Mills In town recently looking ex-
tremslv smart in a frock of crushed
.ssnbcrry linen, made on straight lines.
,snd with the new longer skirt. Just
sbout six inches from the ground. Her
Sot was of the same shade and mate
.;s, too, I think. though / only saw
q NJ a glance. 1t had n rather wide
MIN. which dropped at the sides and
thc whole effect was lovely. Mrs. Mills
is a sister of Mrs. Charlie Mum. you
know.
hid you hear that the engagement
u of Devereux Josephs' brother.
Roosevelt Colt Josephs. to Frances
sheffield, of New York. daughter Of Mrs.
William Paine Sheffield. was announced
A couple Of nights ago in New York and
/ suppose at Peggy Graham and Dev.
ereux Josephs' wedding In Newport
on Monday? Devercux and Roosevelt!
Josephs are Baltimoreans and spend
sons Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Colt
Josephs.
THOUGH summer is quite emphati.
i cally upon US, there Is a good deal
soing on, both in this city and New
York. Yesterday there was Jane Yeat-
man and Ernest Savagc's wedding.
And, really. Jane looked so pretty and
sweet and cool in her lovely gown that
/ forgot It was so hot, but only for the
moment. assure you, as. personally.
! thought yesterday was about the hot
test l had felt for q hundred years.
As for the bridesmaids frocks and hats.
never saw anything so cool and
dainty The frocks were Of pale green
C.ino" niu :ne Vaat W. ~ "h,, ,hn ,nTJ ,, 9.
hr harr hT vIrS, s,no ~ mhit. lilac. e % "n hor o..
hoo.' ,I ,i"t w. phn;Sosu,o;Is m haI no,o ,in,,
na., ui'u 'ac aoar. nm ths,r. .,"" '1 nas 'M n
sprahhS, VI i,,a m'teiS S VI, ,he tns. o,r wa"
sse loot 'u." 10 ""ri .,h t ari,nht so";ro vt
clock' us even WIN ua!isn, sa'ihs
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STRAWBERRY MANSION

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sickles and their
family, of 3220 Diamond street. left
last week for their cottage In Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs Leon Rosenbaum, Miss
Emily Leona Rcsenbaum and Master
Junior Rosenbaum, Of 2001 North Thir-
ty-thrd street, have gone to their cot
tage on States avenue. Atlantic City
for the summer. Mrs. Rosenbaum, ac-
companied by the children, has Just re-
turned from three weeks trip TO Pitts
burgh.
Mr.. and Mrs Morris Apt. Of 1721
North Thirty-third street. have gone tc
Atlantic city for the summer.
Miss Sarah Waltman. Of 1888 North
Thirty-third street, left for an extended
trip to California. She was accom-.
panied by her sister, Mrs Joseph Larg
man, Of Sixteenth and Spruce streets