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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-12-15

aad letting them see the display OF
toys which Santa will choose from.
Although christmss 10 only .
week away some people are closing
up on their shopping list. Other.
are reaiisins the shortncss OF the
time and are planning to shop ~
carly ~ possible instead Of waiting
until the last minute.
The Christmas spirit seems to en-
vslope the shoppers. There IL the
frssndiinsss which especially marks
the holidays and all tho jostiing
OF the stores only seems to Increase
u. Perhaps the excessive cheerful.
ness y caused BY the reasonable
prices which seem to prsdominats
IN the stores this season. - clearly
Indicated BY the ads In the Journal.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-12-15
Special Musical
Program

~Chrssstnas musical TO be given by
Asthcaiss'choir Sunday evening.
Under the direction Of Miss spong
berg the choir OF the First Metho-
dist church will give u Christmas
musical next Sunday evening, Dec
ember 18th. At the First Christian
church. Mrs. Mcclure and Miss May
accompanies. This will be a mis-
cellaneous program and will be
greatly enjoyed by all lovers Of good
music. The following program will
be given:
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-12-15

A person can't 30 wrong In buy.
ing from the advertisers Of this
Christmas edition. The Journal
especially advises that tho shoppers
make their purchases from our ad.
vcrtiscrs.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-12-15

voluntary-"Aiba DAWN .Neyin
Mrs. Mcclure
Prayer.
Send Out Thy Light. .Gounod.
Choir
Piano 0olo-"Pathetic".. Beethoven
Karl Sherman
Hear Ye Israel-Eiijah" Mendelssohn
Miss Hilma Louise sponEberE
Male Quartet-"sweet Sabbath
Nash. Hart. Nash. Albright
Break Forth Into Joy. Shipper
Choir
solo--"Rejoics Greatly" (Messish)
Handel ...................Mrs. J. n. Fuller
Hark. Hark My Soul.
Shelly....Aiss Sponxberx. Mrs. Hogle
Male ouartet-"Thy Love VIII Hide
Me still" Nash. Hart. Nash. Albright
"Hark What Mean Those Holy
Noiccs--Henrick.. Choir
soio-"Fourth word-scven Las,
Words Of Christ" .................. Dubois
E. Y. Albright
0ffertory-"Rsverie Nocturne".
Field ...........................M Mcclure
Scxtctt~--'Lucia Di Lammermoor"
(Donixetti)
Miss epongbsrg. VIM. Nash. Mrs.
Hosic. Y. y. Albright. e. Il. Hart,
J. E. Nash
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-12-15

Shopping through the pages OF
the advertisements Of the Journal
ave weary hours OF searching
frauticaily through stores for some
thing appropriate.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-18
RESIDENCE ashpits cleaned. $1.Oo
PUEBLO SANITARY CO., phone Isl
Discuss Improvements

A committee from the East Side I'm
provement association met with Com
missioner ]. NJ. Jackson Thursday att
crnoon relative to the work to be
done on the approaches of the Fourth
and Eighth street bridges.
The activities of the Fountain sand
and Gravel company were discussed
from a point as to whether the work
OF this company would materially af-
feet the proposed work to be done at
this point Of the river.
Further plans on the bridges here
will be learned within the next few
days. after MIR. Morgan had made his
report. according DO J. NJ. jackson.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-18
ELLINCTON'S

DELICIOUS chocolates at only 40c
per lb. today. Bittersweets, Butter
Creams, Nut Tops. Nut Centers,
Chewing and Hard Centers, Cream
Centers in all fruit flavors. Marsh
maliows and our famous Cocoanut
Creams-a;i made fresh this week and
on sale at both stores.
INSPECT ROADS-County Commits
sioners Harbour and Rees traversed
the Rye and connecting roads yes
terday on inspection. and particular
ly to note the results OF a drainage
project started last fail at nearly
impossible seepage place In the road
6. the Rock Canon crossing; this was
found to be o. k., and the roads are
reported TO be in fine condition.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-18
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN

tcrday morning and voted favoraoly
upon the plan of bringing Evangeline
Booth, commander OF the salvation
Army. to Pueblo when she makes her
western tour the early part OF March.
This was in conjunction with requests
that have been sent to all the promin-
cnt clubs in the city, to have this noted
woman come here.
RESIDENCE ashpit. cleaned. H.oo:
PUEBLO SANITARY CO., phone lSs.
OPERATING AGAIN Marble
Brothers, building contractors planning
mill and carpenter shop on Mesa ave-
nue. near Routt. resumed oprations
yesterday after a couple of weeks shut
down. w. S. Marble informed Chief
tain representative during the after
noon that they had plenty of skilled
help to carry on all their present work
and can get all the help needed for fu.
ture contracts. You can say also.
continued Mr., Marble that all other
building contractors in the city are
equally we'll provided"
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-18
PAGE TwELvE-sA SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1922
CITY BRIEFS

THE Pueblo Elks dance committee
announces Washingtou's birthday
dancing party at the Garden Dancing
Academy, Opera House block, for
Tuesday evening, February "A, Mt p.
IN. This dance Is Tor E,lks and their
families, and admission Will be by
.card only. but don't forget the sweet
heart She will be welcome also
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-18
Ail-SiccI Safes ana CabinetA Thl
Best. O'Brlcn Printing Co.

THEATER PARTY-A thcatcr party
At tho Grand opera house will be
hold tonight by the employees OF the
Pueblo store In celebration OF the
stores tenth anniversary. The man
aEcu1ent will be invited as guests
About 90 persons are expected to at
tend they win soc at e;i5" given by
the Harrison piaycrs
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-18
QUALITY GOALS
THE IRON CITY FUEL co.
ITO s. Santa Fe. Phon

INVITED TO MEETING-Secretary
of the Commerce club. p. A. Gray, is
in receipt of a special invitation. ex-
tended to all Interested persons. to at
tend the d. c. D. highway meeting to
be held in Canadian. Texas, April e6.
:. and 2s. a large delegation from
Pueblo is being expected at the meet
ing, the invitation reads. Exception
ally good roads are assured over the
d. c. d. highway to the meeting.
FIRE RUINS TELEPHONES =
Telephone service vas interrupted
temporarily over part OF the south
side upper mesa, and an entire switch
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-18

SORORITY MEETING-The reg
ular meeting of the Lambda Alpha
lambda sorority will be held this
Afternoon in the home of Mrs.
Homer 7. Scale. 24o9 Grand avenue.
COMMERCIAL Fertilizer for
Lawns and Gardens is the best
Pierce Seed Co.
BATTERIES rccharged while you
wait; use Dream Electrolyte- Ask
your dealer for 1t.
A FALSE ALARM was turned In
fiom box 81 Bradford and Second
streets. about 10 O'Clock last night
This makes the second time WITHIN a
week that the fire department has
answered a false alarm from that DoN'
INCOME tax specialist. Counsellor
f w. Marcroft, III Central Block.
Phone 3j1.
TWO, SWEETS - Miss Gertrude
Chcnowith, most engaging young
lady is making many friends in Her
mans demonstrating Ceta Cake. n
stalwart steel worker after testing the
cake said it was case of $3.50 which
was the sweetest-the cake or demon
strator.
IF YOU want piece of hand-paint-
Ell china. give your order to Mrs. Eva
Lowe Harries, 1907 Lake avenue, or
visit her studio and make selection
from her stock. She does beautiful
naturalistic. conventional and cut gold
work and her prices are very reason
able. Phone eSli-J
SMOKE CAUSED ALARM-Smoks
from a hot air furnace which filled the
rooms OF the Schwinger School Of
Music, 205 West Sixth, street, caused
an alarm to be sent to the fire depart
meut at = O'Clock yesterday. The fire
man fixed a defective air funnel 10 the
furnace.
II. A. SMITH. Uphoisterins. carpet
cleaning. mattress renovating etc
Phone s4l-W 32l r. 5th-
PRICE CLEANERS AND DYERS.
s25 Court Phone IS. Work guaranteed.
MINISTER'S META dinner party
is planned by the Pueblo Ministerial as
ISOLATION within the near future. the
members being hosts to their wives. \
committee to make the arrangements
has been appointed as follows: r. v.
Buppel. Rev. NJ. II. Austin and Rev.
c p Emery.
SATURDAY special choice bouquets
81 90. Alpha Floral Co. Phone go.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-18
CARD OF THANKS

We wish TO extend our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our kind
friends and neighbors and especially
10 the members OF the Electrical De-
partment of the c. f. and l.. L. s w.
", Elizabeth Epler Auxiliary, Court
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-18
FUNERAL NOTICES

Samuel Hervey Vernon. at tho resi-
dence, 3o6 East Orman avenue
February II. 1922, survived by wife
and six children; Leo r.. of Joplin
Mo-. Hartzell OF Atchison. Kans., and
Gladys. Carrie, Harry and Creta of this
city. Arrangement under the direc-
ton OF Wilton Mahar.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-18

The funeral OF Joseph Longo will
be held Monday afternoon at 1880 from
the McMinn funeral home and at 2:3O
from Mt Carmel church. Rev Father
valentine will conduct the services.
Burial Will be in the family lot in
Roselawn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-18

SEATS go on sale Monday morning
at the Music Shop for the Godowsky
concert. and every seat in the city
Auditorium should be sold before FRI
day morning-the day Of the concert,
February "a. This is the most import
ant musical event that has occurred in
Pueblo in year. ana every lover of
real music should attend. Godowsky
has no peer as pianist. and the pro-
gram he will render Is an unusual
one. You'll find the complete program
in the Chiettain Sunday morning.
THE CITY FEDERATION OF
Women's clubs held an executive
board meeting at the Vail hotel yes
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-18

FORMED FIREMAN DiES-Ed
Haley u Seattle. Wash. formerly a
fireman here until few years ago.
died Thursday night at Seattle as the
result Of influenza. according TO q let
tor received 10y John Saho. 22i Eas;
Pitkiu atrcrf. "a brothcr-in-lsw OF
Haley. \ private funeral will hc held
~ Seattle within tho next fcw days.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-18
CLARK'S MINERAL SPRINGS

Wh.. uufTor. whcn you can buy
Coupon Book for 5000 and get j
regular Mineral Water Baths.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-18
DIED

DIED
VERNON. Samuel Hervey. died
FEBRUARY II at 306 East Orman ave-
nue. Body at Whiton-Mahar.
RAlNEY. Frank S. age 81 died, 1904
South Union avenue, Feb. II. Body at
McMinn's.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-18

TRY Pritzs pickles. II they hit the
spot. tell others. II not-tell US 5oS w.
eth St.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-18

of Honor, Minnequa p. OF A. and
Minneoua Sixth r. teacher and schol-
ars for the kindness and beautiful OF
ferlngs in our sad bereavement In the
loss of our son and brother. Robert.
Mfr and Mrs. II. II. Wallace and
Family.
We wish to extend our most sim
ccre thanks and appreciation to our
kind friends and neighbors, also Tor
the beautiful floral offerings received
in our bereavement in the loss OF
our son and brother.-Mrs. Jennie
Faulkner and Family.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-18
FORMED FIREMAN

DANCE Eosckcr's hall. on Rye road
cvcrv Saturday night
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-18
FRANKLIN -s,.s...r.-PHoSE a

BRIDGE TouRNEY-The Bridge
Tournament OF the Pueblo Business
and Professional Women's club will
be held this evening Sis p. m. in the
club rooms Much excitement pre-
walls account each Individual trying
for high score. Let's all be present,
on time
CoRLEY COAL AND TEAAiING CO.
$50 l.. eth.
Clean Lump $1,000 Fer Ton.
Nut. $500 Per Ton.
SOC Per Ton Discount for Cash.
1000 pounds to the Ton.
THE INDEPENDENT COAL CO.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-18
LET US self your used car for you.

Pueblo Motor Sales Co. SIT North
Main street. Phone 1872.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-18

NO MORE RENTAL BATTERIES
Batteries may be re-insulated and
recharged the same day by using
Dream Electrolyte; II your battery
man does not have 1t tell him he
can get il from The Motor Accessory
and Tire Co.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-18
Marriage Licenses,
Births and Deaths

MARRIAGE LICENSES
Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-18

II. A. SMITH. Uphoi.tering. carpet
cleaning. mattress renovating etc
Phone sIl-w 32I r. 5th.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-18

board was unable to be used when
fire at l206 Cartcret avenue destroyed
part of a telephone cable Thursday
afternoon. The wire chief reports
most of the telephones back in COM
mission again, and the others are ex-
pected 70 be working by tomorrow.
FOR SALE-A bargain in Victor.
Edison, Diamond Disc. Columbia and
Pathc records. Vocal and instrumental.
Large and small size in Victor and
Pathe records. All in excellent condi-
ton. Some new. All sold at half price.
Also slightly used record albums FOR
large and small records at half price.
Call 704 IL interested.
IN DIVORCE CoURT-An inter
locutory decree of divorce was yes
terday granted in the county court to
Lille Moore from George 9. Moore;
the charge is deSertion. They We're
married at Hot Springs, Ark. Decem-
ber II. 1902. and have four children.
aged Il, 10. 13 and II years. In the
same court Christina Albany filed a
suit for divorce from Nick Albany;
this charge is non support. They
were married in Pueblo. January s..
1915.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-18

PRICE CLEANERS AND DYERS.
s25 Court Phone IS. Work guaranteed.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-18

SATURDAY special choice bouquets
81. 90. Alpha Floral Co. Phone go.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-01-12
Rotary Ladies'
Night Promises to
Be a Gala Occasion

In speaking of Ladies' Night sched-
uled for Friday evening, January 13,
at the Augusta House, President, f.
r. Newbert said: Special events of
Augusta Rotary are always notable.
1t is expected. however, that this
years Ladies' Night will be a red
letter occasion. The committee made
up of Albert w. Brooks, Guy =.
Gannett, Henry s. Withanl. r. Craw-
ford McIlroy. George S. Williams, and
Dwight l.. Higgins, has prepared a
fine program. Everything is on
big scale, everybody will be there and
the banquet will be ut for Kings and
Queens. The whole Augusta House
will be ours. During the banquet ].
Francis MacNichol VII conduct in his
illimitable manner the Rotary COM
munity singing. AS a singing Club
Augusta Rotary has talent to waste.
Keith Ryan, Augustus well known
tenor, will sing several selections;
and Miss Leone Harrington. Water
ville's we'll known and popular singer
Of the songs of the Gay, will contri-
butte to the entertainment and gayety
Of the party. There will be dancing
following the banquet from to II,
with solo dances by two young ladies
from Portland. Music for the BAN
uuet and the dancing will be furnish
cd by Rotarian Frank Dennis or
chestra. The banquet is staged for
o'clock. Ladies' will be the only
guests of the evening. Manager Mar
BILE Of the Augusta House is making
preparations for about $50 at the
banquet tables.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-01-12
WINTHROP
sRsbekah Installation

fnsoekah lnStailatfon
officers of Arthur Lovejoy Rebekah
Lodge were installed Tuesday eve
ming at Odd Fellows hall, the INSTALL
ing officers being District Deputy
President Jennie Slack, assisted by
her district deputy grand marshal,
Mrs. Cutler. The work was carried
out in a very fine manner. the follow
ing officers being. installed: Noble
grand, Mrs. Ef1ie French; vice grand,
Mrs. Eva Bishop; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. NJ. Carrie French: finan-
cial secretary, Mrs. Nora Briggs;
treasurer, Mrs. Margaret Foster;
warden, Mrs. Mabel Norris; conduc-
tor. Mrs. Lillian Morton; chaplain.
Mrs. Bertha Briggs; right supporter
noble grand, Mrs. Maud Macomber;
left supporter noble grand, Mrs. Mil
dred Purington; right supporter vice
grand, Miss Rosamond Haines; left
supporter vice grand, Mrs. Anna
limbaugh; inside guardian, Miss
Agnes Copp; outside guardian, Mrs.
Grace Moore. The installation was
preceded by a delicious supper serv-
ed in the banquet hall at 6. So and a
short program was given after the
work of installation was completed.
The noble grand, Mrs. Effie French.
presented beautiful noble krand's
collar to Mrs. Dora Horne, the retir-
| ing noble grand. Mrs. Rose Well
man, in behalf of the lodge presented
the district deputy president with a
pretty gift and Mrs. Carrie French
! presented a similar gift to the dis
trict deputy grand marsal.
| A special meeting Of Winthrop
Grange No. 2o9, P. Of H., has been
called for Saturday evening. January
| IA, for the installation Of officers.
All members and their families are
invited to be present and good at
| tendance Is desired. Supper will be
served after the installation. The
work of installation will be conduct
| ed by Z. T. Clifford.
Harmony Circle of the Rebekahs
met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
May Eustis. The afternoon was pass
| ed in working for the fair which is to
be held next month.
Crystal Lodge No. "a, I. O. o. F. will
confer the third degree Thursday
evening. Refreshments will be serv-
| ed.
II. s. Woodman, chairman Of the
| Winthrop Branch of the American
| Red Cross, announces that he is re-
signing from the work, the same to
| take effect February !.
| EAST-The men in this section are
! busily engaged in filling their ice
| houses.
Marie Carr attended the Pomona
meeting at Oakland.
Mrs. Emma Robbins and Mrs. w.
II. Titus visited at Mrs. c. F. Kill
breth's at Winthrop, Tuesday.
The Thursday club will be enter
| tanned Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. West. Mrs. Cook and
Mrs. West, hostesses. Members
please bring articles for the grab bag.
Mrs. May Spear, who has been i'll,
is reported as gaining.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-01-12

called a "sheepskin." The other man
was treated in a rough manner. being
pushed, or knocked, over a stove by
Lakso. In his fall ne hit upon the
stove shelf and broke it off.
kanervo, it was testified, then took
a hand in the deal ard said that it
was his house and for them to go
outside if they wished to settle their
trouble. He then went to open the
door and Lakso. with his hand in
his hip pocket followed along the wall
until he reached the door, repeating
as he walked Il want to say some-
thing" When he got to the door he
drew the knife and slashed kanervo
in the arm so that it was later nee
essary to take eight stitches to close
the wound.
Witnesses said that the others clos
ed upon Lakso and tried to take the
knife away but he shifted if from one
hand to the other above his head
and said to them, Il could kill you
now, but l won't" At some time in
tho trouble he got n cut on his hand
w lll1 II a was any CIt 'H iiilil ~ ilN Y Z
been inflicted by Kanervo who at
that time took table knife and
started to defend himself. this being
unnecessary however: and alleged by
Kanervo to have been inflicted by
Lakso himself when changing the
knife from one hand to the other.
Later according to the testimony
kanervo took a revolver and loaded
it, went to the door of the house and
seeing Lakso coming, chased him
away from the house with the re-
volver. This was bout dark Sunday
evening and they were near the
house, some saving Is feet of it and
others as far as so yards. This time
the witnesses closed with Kanervo
and took the gun from him, it be-
ing discharged during the operation
but finally secured by his wife.
1t seemed that aI0und this dis
tance, of how far from the house tho
second trouble started. centered the
question of what should be done in
the case of Kanervo, Judge Cony
finally deciding that as there was
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-01-12
Lieutenant Robinson
Buried at Brunswick

Brunswick Jan. 11-(SpeciaD-
body Of Lieut.. Warren Eastman
Robinson, who was killed near YER
dun. five days before the signing of
the armistice, was buried at Pine
Grove cemetery this afternoon, SER
vicess at the grave being conducted
by Rev. Thompson F.. Ashby of the
First Parish Congregational church.
Lieutenant Robinson was the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Robinson
or Arlington, Mass. He graduated
from Bowdoin college in 1910 and
married Miss Anne johnson, daugh-
ter of the late Professor Henry
Johnson of Bowdoin college. He
served in the 102nd Machine Gun
Battalion of the 26th Division. Mrs.
Robinson, who lives with her moth
er in this town, has erected a hand
some memorial gateway in his men,
cry at the southwest corner of the
Bowdoin college campus.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-01-12
vienna CIDER PARTY
BRINGS TROUBLE AIRED
At THE MUNICIPAL COURT
|ian12d1t.

A case involving. knives, revolvers,
cider and other WEAPONS occupied the
attention Of Judge Robert Cony, at
the municipal court "Wednesday
morning. Two men from Vienna,
John Lakso and Karl Kanervo, re-
Gently got into an argument through
the effects of the cider and the other
weapons were displayed in due season
with the result that they appeared be-
fore Judge Cony, Wednesday MORN
ing upon warrants of assault and bat
terry signed by Oakes +. Trask, select
man of Vienna. Larkso was bound
over to the April term of the Super
ior court in the sum OF $500. Kaner-
vo was freed with q reprilnand.
1t appeared that the trouble start
cd last Sunday at the home of Kan
crvo. Questioning was to the effect
that number Of the neighhors were
gathered and as the custom is among
the Firms, liquid refreshments were
Served. The party warmed up until
Lakro and another man got into an
argument in which one of them was
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-01-12
SETH WILLIAMS NATL.
RELIEF CORPS INSTALLS

Ceremony ImpressivsIy Carried Out
Wednesday Afternoon at, G. A. r.
Hali-Past prssidsnt's Pin Pre-
eentsd 70 The Retiring President,
Mrs. Mary FIeteher-Interestins
Program
Seth Williams National Relief
Corps. No. SO. held the annual install.
lation OF officers at G. A. r. hall,
Wednesday afternoon. The ceremony
was beautifully and impressively per-
formed by Senior Vice Department
Commander g. E. Gay of the G. A.
r. assisted by Senior Vice Depart
ment President Mrs. Bertha Douglass
OF the Relief Corps and the following
color guards: First Mrs. Teresa
Kicker: second, Mrs. Georgia Patten;
third, Mrs. Mary Moulton, and fourth,
AIRS. Emma Gannett.
The oficers installed were: Pres
ident. Rena Foss; senior vice pres
ident, Mabel Dearborn: Junior vice
president Iva Colgan; secretary, Zap
pointed) Emma G.nnett; treasurer,
Bertha Douglass; chaplain, Addie
Gay; conductor, Frances Nichols;
guard. Eliza Dickson, and the follow
ing appointed officers: Patriotic in
structor. Sarah Stetson; assistant
conductor, Margaret Hartmann; as
sistant guard, Elizabeth Kilgore; COL
or guard. Georgia Patten; color guard
No. 2, Teresa Kicker.
After the ceremonies OF installation
which were public. the retiring pres
ident. Mrs. Mary Fletcher, was pre-
sented with beautiful past pres
ident's pin.
A short program, consisting of
talks by various prominent members
was given at this time. Remarks
were made by Comrade Gay who is
also the commander Of the G. A. r.
Post, by Comrades Flagg and Little
field and by Mrs. BERTHE Moody
Clarke. president of the George A.
Bowie Post of Farmingdale. A num-
Der Of the members of this post were
present at the installation in response
to an invitation which was extend
ed to the entire Farmingdale post.
The meeting was concluded with
the flag salute and American creed.
| A short time was devoted TO So
! cial get-together and the supper was
then served. This was a good old
| fashioned baked bean supper with
brown bread. salad. cake, pics, coffee
and all the "fixins." At the supper,
Comrade Gay was presented with a
box of cigars, which were greatly ap-
! preciated by him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-01-12
GIRLS CLUB NOTES

Tho regular business meeting OF
the Augusta Girls Community club
will be held Friday evening at
o'clock sharp. 1t is. desired that a
full membership be present as many
important matters are to be brought
before the meeting. Chief among the
matters to be discussed is the coming
of Miss Gutterson, the secretary of
the Massachusetts League of Girls
clubs, with which the local club is
affiliated. The membership COM
mittee it Is understood, will have en-
tertainment to be given in connection
with the membership campaign.
The regular dance night is Friday
night and all the club members and
their friends are invited. The music
il good and these dances arc becom-
ing very popular among the girls and
their friends.
On Monday evening a bob" or
sliding party for alt club members
and new members will be on the
program. Circle No. has charge of
this party and royal good time is
guaranteed for all.