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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-08
Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick II. Parks
removed this week from the Paul
Mandcll Henry residence al The
Highlands 10 their new home.
"Northgate," near the Seattle Golf
club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Mckenzie and
family have removed from their
home al Port Madison to the Ben
Lomond apartments for the winter.
Mr.. J. A. Baillargeon. with his
daughter. Mrs. Harold stlmson. left
today on a Trip to California
Ar. and Mrs. Arthur Brown. Jr..
uessamine GARRETT. are receiving
messages of congratulations upon the
birth OF a daughter in Burlingame,
Cal. on November "a.
DR.. and Mrs. Albert Irving Bout.
fieur will leave about December Is
for Los Angeles. TO remain for sew.
eral months.
Mrs. Henry Hubbard and Mrs. Tom
Patterson viii return Sunday from
short trip TO Portland.
Mrs. Blanche Parker and two sons.
Mr. George Parker and Mr.. John
Parker, returned Friday from a
months motor trip TO California
Mr. and Mrs. David wright
Branch left this morning for the
East TO remain for several months.
Mrs. c. II. j. Stoltenberg and
daughters, Miss Karla and Miss
Claire stoltenberg. with Mrs. Betty
Pelouze OF Bellingham. will leave
January 1s for san Francisco. from
there they win sail FOR Honolulu,
to be away about two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Rolfe and
little son, who have been visiting
Mr.. Rolfe's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Rolfe. in Concord. n. H.,
for some time. win return next
week.
Mrs. Kate Robinson will leave
Sunday for the East and Califor.
mia, to visit relatives and friends.
TO be gone until February /.
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Will Present
One-Act Plans

The Repertory Players Of the
Women's University club will make
their first appearance on Wednesday
evening. December u. in the club
theater. presenting three one-act
plays: Thursday Evening": The
Square Peg; THE Conflict"
The cast Of characters will be as
follows:
.'Thprsday Evening" "a Domestic
Comedy .Christopher Morley
Gordon Johns Ga young business mani
..-..............-.. Hhrry wheaton
Laura tMrs. Gordon Johnsl ...,.
............ Martha Garland Miner
Mrs. Sheffield CLauras mother)...
...............Mra Abram Horace
Mrs. Johns (Cordon's mother) ......
...................-. Jssslo Keith
The Square Peg "a FantasyJ....
......-............-. Clifford Bax
Hilda "a modern girD ..........
..s...-..+..Mrs. Warren Furseiman
Gloconda "a isih Century venetian
Crib ............-... Joscpha Burns
The Conflict" (sfrs. Sandal. directory
.......... Clariee Yaliette Mecanley
Mother ................ Rsbecca Wright
Emelie ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Mabel Furry
bess Frances Braid Giiroy
Bob .....-s.......s..- james Fairbourn
Acting as ushers for the evening
will be the Misses Marie Carlson,
Margaret Thomas, Constance Davis,
Hester Cooper. Gertrude Schulz and
Marianne King.
The directing staff includes Mrs.
Robert Sandal. Mrs. Warren o.
Fussleman. Miss Marian McAllaster
and Miss Laura whltmire. Proper.
ties. Miss Grace King and Miss Kath.
crime Horp.
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FIRST Appearance

MRS. JAMES GARFIELD EDDY
Iy1 Of Everett. IS sending out cards
during the coming week for a tea
dance at her home on Monday. De-
cember 81. from until o'clock. In
compliment to her daughter, Miss
Adaline Eddy. who Is returning from
Miss Ransome's school in California
for the Christmas holidays.
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.Colleae Club Affairs

Holiday entertainment at the Col
lego club announced on cards just re
cclvcd. includes a progressive bridge
party for Monday. December 10. club
night: Christmas dinner on Thurs.
day. December 20. and the Twelfth
Night reception and ball on Janu
airy I.
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RECREATION AND
FAIRGROUNDS COMMITTEE

FIlNl'tUUND5 COMMITTEE
The recreation and playground
committee OF the Seattle Council Of
ParcntTcacher associations win
meet Thursday. December 10. in the
Community Service rooms, 3lf Doug.
las building. at 1870 p. m.
Safety First Contest" viii be OK.
planned
Mrs. Elizabeth Harris OF the police
department will speak on play.
fields" and Mrs. Pearl Case Blough
viii discuss "Childron's Parties"
Mrs A. II. Todd. recreation and
playground chairman. asks every
PIT. a. circle to send a representa-.
tive,
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Bridge viii Be
Feature of Bazaar

Dressed as French maids, girls
from the Alpha chapter Of Chi
Omega sorority will dispense refresh.
ments and fovors at the bazaar
sponsored by the Seattle alumnae Of
ere Sororifv on Saturday, December
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HoLidan Tea Planned

Miss Louise McFee Is extending
invitations to tea at her home on
Saturday afternoon. December %.
from until o'clock. in honor of
Miss Jane Stimson who will be home
from Miss Ransome's school. in
Piedmont. for the holidays.
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Dinner VIII Honor
D0nahter

Mr.. George Ferree Meacham will
entertain twelve guests at the dinner
dance at the Arctic Club this eve.
ming, in honor Of his daughter, Miss
Lucia Meacham, and her flance. Mr..
Cordell Stevens Smith. whose wed.
ding takes place December ~. Cow
ers will be placed for members Of
their bridal party.
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Plans SUNDAY
Ni1ht Simmer

Miss Adelaide Nlckcls is entertain.
ing with an informal supper Sunday
evening at her home In honor Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Lawton. who are
leaving December is for the East.
10 remain for the winter and spring
months.
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WOmen's Clubs

Nelson's room will give drama.
Refreshments and social hour will
follow.
BENEFIT DANCE
Under tho auspices OF Rebekah
Social club a dance viii be given
for the benefit OF the Rcboixah
Chrlstmas chair on "Wednesday
evening. December ~, at Co-opera-
tive hall. Hillman City. All are
welcome.
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COMMONWEALTH GLUE

The Commonwealth club will
meet Monday December 10. at
s15 o'clock. at Dartnalrs cafeteria.
Second and Madison st. "The Cul.
tuIl History OF Man." illustrated
with lantern slides. will be the sub.
ject Of talk by prominent
speaker.
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Announce Daughters
Enhancement

SIR. and Mrs. Charles r. Llnscott
announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Grace Mae. 20 Mr.. Judson
Fellows Duryea, son Of Mr.. and Mrs,
George Duryea.
The wedding viii take place next
summer.
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY

The Literary and Travel club win
meet Monday, December 10. at 2:30
-. m. with Mrs. ]. w. French. 2025
East Roy st. Members win dis-
cuas christmas Customs in Foreign
Lands"
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Bridae and Tea

Mrs. Joseph Long was hostess this
afternoon at a bridge tea given in
compliment to her slsterln.iaw. Mrs.
George Hill. Of Portland. Five tables
were in play.
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Small Dinner at Home

For Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McEwan
Tomkins, who are leaving December
-, on trip East, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Arnold will entertain with
an Informal dinner at their home
Tuesday evening.
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cHRIsTMAs sALE ANp

- -fNAN " ~ ih-AitN
Tho board of directors Of the Nor
wegian Hospital association is spon-
soring a Christmas sale OF dainty.
handmade articles. and a tempting
display of Norwegian cakes, cookies
and other attractive dishes, on
Tuesday. November II. ut Norway
hall, beginning at 3 o'clock.
Dinner viii be served from un.
til s o'clock and In the evening
there viii be a musical program.
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Richard Strauss
Pianist Will Give
Recital

John Hopper, pianist. will give his
opening recital OF this season, at the
Cornish theater. Tuesday evening,
December IL. at o'clock.
The program follows:
Prelude and FuEue I'm + Minor. -. Bach
nonath. I'D. lS,....s..-..... Beethoven
Grave Allegro di motto con brio
AdaEio cantabilc Allegro
Pnvane ton the death OF an infant)
s.s.....ss ss................. PRvel
Prelude In Minor. .Oiiere
Wedding Day ht Trolchaugen". Grieg
Nocturne In L Minor.
lmpromtu In + Minor.......... Chopin
Etude IN F Major ..........
Three Moments Musicaux" Schubert
op. af Nos. 1, and
Military March" 49,. Schubert Tnusig
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cLIoNTAN CLUE

The Cllonian club will meet Tues.
day, December II, at the Federated
clubhouse Literature will be the
subject OF the afternoon. Prof. II.
NJ. Garrett will talk on "The Ameri.
can Woman in Literature; current
event. Mrs. @. T. Knox.
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Vancouver Visitor
COMMUNICATED

To honor Mrs Peter McLennan Of
Vancouver, r. G.. Miss Doris Mitchell
entertained with a luncheon Of twelve
covers today at the Seattle Golf
Club.
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MISSIONARY UNION

MISSIONARY UNION
The executive board of the Seat.
tie Baptist Woman's Missionary
Union, viii meet "Wednesday. De.
cember IL, Mt 1890 o'clock. at the
Y. w. c. A, The program for the
January meeting will be prepared.
SEWARD PIT. a.
Seward PIT. A. will meet Thurs
day, December Is, Mt ? n. IN. DR..
George Mcclure will speak on
What Mrs. Landes Is Doing for the
Improvement OF the Dance Hall
Girls and Cabarets." Music by
the Boys Glee club under the
leadership Of Miss Bulkley: Miss
COLUMBIA PIT. A.
Tho Columbia PIT. A. will moot
Wednesday, December 10. nj tho
school. Mrs. John G. Matthews will
be the speaker, and the program
will consist Of songs by the eighth
grade boys glee club and music
by Miss Jessie limerick.
GUNION FRANCHISE
L'Union Franchise will moo,
Thursday. December 10. in one OF
club rooms Mt the Y. w. c. A. The
president. Monsieur Marcel DaIv
VIII speak on Present Conditions
In France--Political and Otherwise. :"
All French speaking people who
are Interested, viii be welcomed "a
guests of the club
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Informal Bridge
| Luncheon

Mrs. Paul c. Harper is entertain.
Ing with an informal bridge luncheon
on Friday afternoon. December IL. at
tho Seattle Tennis Club.
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HOME sEW1Nn cLIfn

The Ladies OF the q. A. r. Homo
Sewing club Will hold an allday ba.
zaar in Roosevelt hail. 1864 Third
ave. on Tuesday. December II. y
home cooked dinner will be served
at noon. The proceeds from the af.
fair viii be devoted 10 the Ladies' OF
the G.. a. II. homo in Puyallup.
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Hostess at Small
Luncheon

For Mrs. W. C. Iawton. who
leaves shortly for the East. Mrs,
Frederick Parks entertained NJ a
small luncheon today at the Won.
ems University club.
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MYRTLE sOCIAL CLuR

Myrtle Social club will meet Mon.
day. December 10. ut p. IN. at
the Masonic temple. Election OF
officers and reports will be followed
by bridge.
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s. 4. u. MOTHERS CLUB

The Mothers club OF Sigma AL
pha Epsilon fraternity will meet at
the chapter house, 45o6 18th ave.
N f. on Monday. December 10, al
2 p. IN.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

SEATTLE REVIEW NO. 8
Seattle Review No. 3, w. -. A.
OF the Maccabees. will meet in
a. o. y. w. hall. 1909 Ninth ave.
Thursday evening. December 10, at
o'clock.
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PALM CIRCLE NO. se

Palm Circle No. &C. ". Of w. will
meet Monday. December 10. at p.
m, In I. o. o. +. hall, 10th and II.
Pine st. Members urged TO attend.
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Miss Elsie Ku0ler frequent hostess at her lovely
home across Lake Washington. pot,rsi, BY GRADY
III. L. CHURCH
| MISSIONARY SOCIETY

I 81. l., CHURCH
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
The Women's Missionary society
Of tho First 81. r. church has an
attractive program arranged for It's
meeting. Wednesday. December IL.
In the church pariors. The host.
esscs will be Mrs. Florence ellison.
Mrs r. A. Trail and Mrs. C. II.
Brockway. The morning session will
be devoted 20 business.
Following luncheon and n social
hour n program win DO given which
will include Christmas carols. and a
pageant. The Christmas STAR"
which includes the following cast.
Mother. Mrs. Ben Smith. little daugh.
ter, Gladys Harding: Chinese child.
Elizabeth Bates; Hindu child. Fred.
ericka Smith. Japanese child. Hoshl
Kurosaka: Mexican child. Dorothy
Gowman: Indian child. Eleanor
Ernst; Eskimo child, Kathryn Ernst;
Negro child. Marie Todd. There will
also be musical selections by a
quartet
! WoMAN'S CENTURY CLUB
The French department OF the
Womnn's Century club will meet
Monday. December 10. at the Hotel
Washington. at 10 II. m.
The parliamentary procedure de.
pariment meets Tuesday az the Y.
w. G. a. az 1880 O'clock. The class
In public speaking conducted by Mrs.
II. Nelson Shaw, will be followed by
parliamentary drill.
The household administration de.
partment will meet Wednesday for
luncheon with Mrs. Blake u. Mile.
o3s 22nd ave. N. Mrs. Henry stuart
Mrs. a. 1. Nofsinger. assisting hos.
tesses Miss Charlotte Bergstrom
from the University OF Washington
will speak on Color and the Room -
Luncheon topic, Budget From Tx.
perienees." Mrs. T., O. Jones. The
club chorus meets Wednesday al $3.50
in the Montolius building.
Literature and travel department
will meet Friday at II u. m. at the
Y. w. c. a. THE Middle OF the
Road" by Sir Philip Gibbs. will be
reviewed by Mrs. w. II. Crawford
ireland" travelogue. Mrs. J. II.
Hill.
The building committee will meet
Mt 1915 p, m. Airs, H. o. Jones. chair.
man. Tho. regular meeting of tho
club will be held Friday at ? p. m
Mt the Y, w. c. a. The program at
) o'clock will be in charge of the
music committee, Mrs, J. II. Nichols
chairman: Mrs. John Wesley Dolby
vice chairman.
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WoODCRAFT ToTEM c11fn

49, = = - AsAtA 'lfAAt
Woodcraft Totem club will meet
Thursday. December 10, at 2 p. m.
in the club rooms. 4167 Arcade
building. Neighbors OF woodcraft
invited 10 attend.
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MOTHERS CLUB TO
HAVE RUMMAGE SALE

The Mothers club OF Phi Kappa
Psi fraternity win conduct n rum.
mage sale Friday and Saturday. De-
cember IA and Is. at 1905 First
ave.
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ROBERT PARLIAMENTARY
LAW CI.AQg
" VWII4lF Ut
MOOsEHEART T.EctoNy

The women OF Mooseheart Legion
Will meet Thursday. December ~. nj
8 p. m. nt Moose temple, 1916 Eighth
ave.
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Music
Elena Gerhardt Sings
Monday Night

Elena Gcrhardt, the acknowledged
high prlestess Of the art OF lelder
singing" who VIII be heard at the
Metropolitan on Monday evening. De-
cembcr 10. has made program build
ing a distinct art. Skill In the ar
rangement OF a program is almost as
necessary as beauty OF voice or gift
OF Interpretation TO the successful
rceitallst. There must be contrast in
style and context OF songs. and fine
appreciation OF what constitutes
climax. To avoid monotony there
must be variety OF mood and inter.
probation.
II takes years OF practice and ex.
periencc 10 know just what arrange
ment OF songs viii give the artist
the needed warming up" in the
opening group and al the same time
command the interest Of the audi
ence. This interest must be made
cumulative. reaching its climax in
the end. thereby leaving an impress
sion Of unalloyed satisfaction.
Miss Gerhardt sings here under the
local management OF the Ladies Musi-
cal club. The program to be pre-
scented is as follows:
Ia ''suleika If'' ..........1
fb) "WohinT' .....-.........
(e) Der Tod ind dAs Maods-
chen ................... Schubert
td) I'm Fruehling' .......
te) An der Musikr .........
90 "Erikoenlg" ..,..-.......
II
(a) 20 had Juhars Lyrc'' 49,. Handel
th) 'Fairy Tales" ...........
te) Most Faithful OF My E. Wolff
Friends ...........
td) "Coiored Stars" Cambridge Crist
Ce) Japanese Death Song 49,. sharp
~ odd English Pastoral. Carey
III
Cal ''Morrcn .........1
OBJ HAT Fesavst--
blelbsts mich dRbel"
tc) 'schleehtcs Wet Richard Strauss
ter ..............
(d) 'stRendchen" .
(e) "Cseciiie' ......
Paula Heguer at the piano.
The English words OF the songs viii
be issued with the regular theater pro-
gram.
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sHAwoNDAsEE CLUE

The Shawondasee club will meet
with Mrs. j. w. Dryden. 1909 Mob
Hill ave. Tuesday. December II. at
D. m.
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SEATTLE MUS.

SEATTLE MUSIC STUDY CLUB
The Seattle Music Study club will
hold It's regular meeting Tuesday,
December II, az 1880 p. m, in the
hall at pos T. Pine 81 The Facred
cantata. THE Vision OF 81. John"
under the direction OF Mrs. Henry
~ Shead. will be presented.
Those participating win be Mrs.
II. u. Perry. Mrs Robert Morton.
Mrs. II. c. slmpkIns Mrs. Charles
Kraeke and Mrs. +. a. Reid This
will he an open meeting. and friends
are invited 10 attend.
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sEArrLr woMAN.s cLrn

VIZ T 7 III " 'IE'FstIF = N3IFNTTE
The literature Interpretation de.
partmcnt Of the Seattle Woman's
club will meet at the home Of Mrs.
o. r. Erickson, 76s Belmont place.
Tuesday, December II. at I p m.
Leader. Mrs. T. c. Magrath.
The current events department
meets IT o'clock. under the leader.
ship OF Miss Maud McGough.
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LONESOME CLUB
Tho Lonesome club will meet as
usual Saturday evening. December
s. at III Holyokc building, strang.
crs and lonely people welcome. sun.
day evening DR.. Won s. Wilkinson
viii give a FREQ lecture at the hall
in the Holyoke building. Everyone
welcome.
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BETHLEHEM SHRINE

BETHLEHEM SHRINE
Bethlehem Shrine. No. !, White
Shrine OF Jerusalem. VIII hold a
bazaar December IL and ~. az Gil
Union ~. Many attractive artieles
suitable for Christmas gifts viii be
on salc.
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MINNEwATHA CLUE

y - II " n T TIT = IITITE
The Minnewathn Club will give n
dance Saturday night December g..
Mt Christensen's Broadway hall.
ROBERT PARLIAMENTARY
LAW CLASS
Robert Parliamentary Law class
VIII meet at the Y. w. c. a. Wednes.
day, December ~. at 1870 p. m. Mrs.
Ella Cudlhee. chairman and teacher.
Subject lesson, Incidental Motions. /"
The auxiliary class in public speak.
ing. under Mime. Harriet sauuderson.
will have for ifs lesson "PIppa
Passcs." by Browning.
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Cal "Morron ..........
OBJ HAT Fesavst-
blelhst's mich dRbei"
(o) "schleehtcs Wet
ter ..........
(d) "stRendchen" .....
(e) "Cseciiie" ........-
Paula Hegner at
The English words Of
be issued with the reg,
gram.
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NORTH QUEEN ANNE p. n. A

NORTH QUEEN ANNE P..T. a.
The regular meeting. of the North
Queen Anne PIT. a. will be held
Wednesday. December ~. at p. m.
Mrs. Hazel b. Duncan will speak on
christmas Books" a musical pro.
gram will be followed by silver
tea.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-09-13

accompanied by Mrs. Nellie Towne
were business visitors In Portland the
first of the week.
Jessie Curtis and Mary Mc1nnis OF
the class of 1923. Madison High
School, entered Pennington State
Normal School this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Brown and
children of China passed the Sabbath
with Mrs. Browns mother, Mrs. EN-
ma Greene.
Oliver Small passed the Sabbath at
the Small cottage on Lake Moxie.
COLLINS HOSPITAL NOTES
z Cecil Brooks was operated on
Thursday for tonsils and adenoids.
Mrs Anthony Fayle who submitted
to a surgical operation at the hospital
Thursday is as comfortable as can be
expected.
Mrs. James Brooks who has been
surgical patient at the hospital was
able to be discharged and return to
her home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Thibodeau
are receiving congratulations on the
birth of a son weighing 91R pounds
who was born at the Collins Hospital
Saturday night.
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RIYERSIpE-KINGFIELD

Otis Eames who has been living In
the Glen Ellis stand. Kingfaeld, is NOV
ing to his fathers home at East New
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hutchins who
have been visiting their son Carlton
in Aroostook the past ten days, re-
turned home the frst of the week.
Mrs. Hattie Thompson and family
have returned from Big Island, where
they have been working thru the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Davidson took in
the fair at Lewiston. Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williamson
with little daughter, Emma Maria of
New Portland. were in town, Sunday.
Jim Milton Of Portland who has
been spending his vacation With T. L.
Hogan (Millay Hill) returned back to
Portland the last Of the week.
Herbert Lovejoy, Stanley Perkins
and Doc. Martin OF New Portland
were in town the middle of the week.
Albert Parsons and son Lewis of
New Portland were in town this week.
Sherry Lovejoy from Millay Hill
was up town peddling apples and po-
tatoes this week.
Mr.. Hodgden of Depot street, who
! has been sick some time, passed away
Saturday evening. He has made his
home for some time with his son,
Charlie on Depot street. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Quimby and son
Merton, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Higgins
with baby OF Madison, Mrs. Bessie
Moulton. Mrs. Susie Andrews and ba-
by of Pleasant Ridge were callers. at
Manley Atwood's Monday.
Ernest Jackson and family of Con-
cord were callers in town Monday
coming by way of Bigelow.
Forrest jackson made trip to
Jackman, Tuesday to take some school
! children to the Convent at that place
where they will attend school. The
! father of one of the girls accompanf-
ed them on their trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Graffte OF Moose
River were visitors at Manley At
woods, Monday night They came
through from Augusta where they hat
gone to meet their daughter Marjory
who is doing secretarial work In
Boston, spending the day, Labor Day
/ together.
A break was made in the s. J. Wy
man store on Main street last Monday
night. 1876 suits OF mems clothes
with boots and shoes were taken.
Ernest Dunton has his house well
along making fine Improvement II
looks.