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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-29
CLUBS FOR MONDAY
SEATTLE MOTHERS

SEATTLE MOTHERS
CONGRESS
The Seattle Mothers congress VII
meet for IL o'clock luncheon in
the private dining room Of the Y,
W. c. A. on Monday. October i. All
friends asked 10 be present
SEATTLE woMAE's CLUB
The Seattle wouan's club will
hold It's regular monthly meeting.
Monday. October /. al the Federated
clubhouse. The executive board will
meet promptly Rt 1 p. m; general
assembly at p. m. The program
viii consist Of talk by Dr. Grace
Peari Jennings OF the city health de
pariment: uonoioEua by Miss Lois
swaKsrrt: piano numbers by Miss
Margaret Rsbman- Second yaiss-
gGodardl. ~Narclssus'' CSevlnl
PRAIRIE ROSE CLUB
Tho Prairie Rose club win meet
with Mrs. L. Lundy. 500 Tenth ave.
". Monday. October /. at 2 p. m.
Take Broadway car 10 Thomas -
HIGH SCHOOL COUNCIL
Tho Seattle High School council
win NEE, Monday. October /. az 1850
.. NJ. in tho Chamber OF Commerce
assembly roona Nr. s. r. Fleming
viii speak on School Economy"
LEGISLATIVE FEDERATION
The Legislative Federation win
meet Monday. october /. ~ ? .. m.
In tho second floor eiubrooms at the
Y. w. C. A. Or. Amy Kaukenon.
cx-mayor Of Fairport Ohio, will
speak on Law Enforcement" Miss
Jean stoyeil and MIRA Pearl Case
islough win present The City Mother
Idea"
PHrLoMus CLUB
Tho Phllomus club win meet with
Mrs r. H. Wight 32i5 Thurman
ave. Monday. October 1. ut 2 p. m.
Mrs. Harry Groenheck and Mrs
James Bradford assisting hostossca.
COMMONWEALTH CLUB
The Commonwealth club will meet
at Dartnail"s cafeteria, Second and
Madison, Monday evening. October
!, at S;ls. Mr.. ]. u. Ross. super.
intendent OF the city light depart
ment, viii talk on state Power leg
islation." Tho meeting win DO open
TO tho public.
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Tho Bon Marches October Trade
Sales start Monday Sec Sunday
papers.
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sCRIBEs WILL MEET
OCTOBER a

viii DO October 0. at headquarters,
at 10 o'clock. Every group should
be represented by a scribe who Is
armed with all the plans for the
coming season and report Of the
summer work
The wecato Campfire Girls have
started the season off with new
officers. plans for real Campfire
work and service 10 be accom-.
plished during tho winter. Thurs.
day night the girls mot at head.
quarters and completed the list OF
active and inactive girls. Those
who will remain active during the
winter are Anna Hanson. Eliza
beth Jones, Gene Rousseau. Wini.
fred Herrick. Jeanette Johnson,
Mary Casey. Melnh Rogers, Pris-
ella Treat. Merlyn Bulls, Ruth
Clark, Dorothy cramer, Eileen RlM
name. DeEtte Devers. Elsie Mars
Lois Klock. Mary Russell, Jean
TIL. Tho Wecatoes and Owissa
girls went out TO the Old Peoples
Home at Georgetown last night and
gave them a birthday party. The
girls took cakes and ice cream
with them and gave an entertain.
mcnt.
A picnic supper on board Cam.
araderie on October II. is to be
one Of the big meetings OF the sea.
/ roy Eoiiouin0 that The ffrap,.t ,a,.
will give a dinner at Priscilla
Treats home and afterwards the
Wccaioes viii have one of their
few but grand ceremonials. led by
Miss acah Brown Several OF the
Wecato ats will be away at school
this winter.k but with their sub.
scription to the loren ana Every.
girls they Will not get behind in
the Campfire world.
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Patronesses Named for Mornino Musicales


will season, November December
February University club auditorium
announced follows Mrs. A. H. Ame
Alexander Bae Mrs John Henry Banger Mrs
Mrs Fred H Baxter C. Mrs.
b.
S. Bethen. Mrs Lawrence Boyle But, Mrs
John Collins Miss
Mrs Archibald s. Downey Mrs Farrell Mrs Z. Frederick Mrs
Francis Guy Frfnk Mrs Charles H. Green Mira
Langdon Henry Mrs James D. Hog Trafod Huteson
Kerry. Mrs Eliza Ferry Leary Mrs Reginald
Mrs Albert Charles Phillips stnsou Mrs
Edward skinner Mrs
A. strou Mrs Henry suzzano Mrs whitney Mrs
Alexander wethernl and Mrs Park Willis.
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The Bon Marches October Trade
Sales start Monday. SEQ Sunday
pnnera
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LITERARY CLASS

The Y. Ia |. Literary class viii
hold It's mex; meeting AZ tho homo
OF Mrs. Robert Noer. 1924 ssth ave,
on Friday. octotwr 8, nt 745 p. m.
Mrs. c. T.. Burkcy. prcsidcn, OF tho
Catholic womcn's club OF Tacoma.
will address the class on present.
day problems Of Ireland
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HEBREW BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY

The regular monthly meeting OF
tho Seattle Hebrew Benevolent so
oicty viii DO held Wednesday Octo-
bor 3. at $3.50 p. m. In the vcstry
rooms OF Temple dc Hirsch. Board
meeting at 1890 n. m.
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PHrroMus CLUB
COMMONWEALTH c1Irp
SALMON BAY

REBEKAH LODGE
Salmon Bay Rebekah lodge viii
day evening. October /. Mt woog's
hall, Ballard Friends invited.
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Enhancement of Miss Hennessu Announced

Henney daughter
w.
York Mai John oshaughncssy
Miss Henney leaving Monday the
soemnzed November in New Mr.
his bride TO Ireland their wedding
college, Dublin.
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W. G. 7. U. no ArrnNp rA1n

W, 2. T. .. TO ATTEND FAIK
w. CT. u. women viii cndcayor
to capture the prize offered for the
largest representation OF any club or
society In attendance Mt tho Puyal.
lup fair on Thursday. October 4. All
White Rlbboncrs must register. For
further informant ion. call Mrs.
Emma Wood. ftA st.aisl.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
WILL ENTERTAIN
qCrtIIrpEpr, C,ffrrt

WILL ENTERTAIN
SCHUBERT CLUB
Mrs. II. J. Helm will entertain the
Schubert club at ~ o'clock lunch.
con, followed by n musicale, ut her
home, 1922 Sixth ave. w, on Fri.
day. October 8.
SEATTLE LODGE.
NO. 7
Seattle lodge. No. 7, d. II. p. A.,
will hold It's regular meeting Tues.
day, October 2. at p. m. In Ever.
green hall. 1909 Ninth ave. Class
initiation.
Members from other states wish
ing TO transfer TO Seattle lodge NAV
do no nj the present time. For In
formation call SU nsot.207e.
WEST SEATTLE ART CLUB
The West Seattle Art club will
meet with Mrs John A. Bennett. b6it
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QUEEN ANNE STUDY CLUB


Tho Queen Ammo study club will
meet with Mrs, Norman J. Irvine,
ali w. Blaine st., Tuesday. October
?, at 2 O'Clock. Mrs. Irvine was the
organizer Of this successful literary
club and II seems most appropriate
that the opening meeting OF It's
tenth year should DO held in her
home.
The subject for the year IN THE
Rosurrcctod Nations OF Europe
szechosloyakla. Jugoslavln, Albania
and Poland. The program Tuesday
viii be- given by Mrs. Alan w. Eshcl.
by and Mrs. V. w. Gcmmel. Mrs
Eshelby will give map study OF
these much.discussed Little Na.
tons OF Europe" and Mrs. Gemmel
tho geography and physical features
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FArRvrEw PIT. A.

Fairview PIT. A. WIN meet at
the school, Thursday. October (. at
2.i6 p. m. DIR. Lilburn Merrill OF
the juvenile court will talk at $3.50
on "The Relation OF Home Educa.
ton to the Conduct OF the Child"
There VIII be violin solo by Vivian
Sheppard; piano solo by Ruth
Schneider, and one OF the rooms
will contribute a number. Refresh
ments will be served during the Wis
iting hour.
Fairvkw school will be the scene
OF an evening entertainment for
young and old on Friday. October
s. at s o'clock. Marie Kelly and
Ruth Hin will appear In several
dance numbers: Florence Cleveland
as soloist and ten PIT. A. ladies
viii present "a Mock Wedding" A
Harold Lloyd film. II Do" win con.
cludc the program.
Punch. cake. candy and ice cream
bars viii be on sale during and
after the performance. A small ad.
mission fee viii be charged, the pro-
ceeds to be used for purchasing
articles needed In the school.
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LONESOME CLUB

The members OF tho Lonesome
club will give a masquerade ball
Saturday evening, September 30,
at III Spring st, Strangers and
lonely people welcome
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The Seattle Council OF Campfire
Girls viii hold It's semi.annual meet.
Ing on Monday afternoon at 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-29
ALKf REVIEW

AI4INI NENIEW
Aid Review will hold It's regular
meeting In the a. O. u. W. hall. 1903
Ninth ave. on wednesday. october ,,
att p. m.
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WILL Assist at Guild Tea

Mrs Robert p Greer Mrs Charles Farrell Mrs John
Nicholas Gather
guilds
afternoon, CARRIER s97
N.
Of misses assisting include Charlotte Greer
Collins Morrison
Lamont Mary and Anne Gilmore Roberta Humphrey Jessie
Ainsworth and Helen Katherine Lane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-29
NORTH ENp PRooREssIvE

The North End Progressive club
will DO entertained by Mrs, Louise
Bowen and Mrs, Ida McKeroher nj
i422 Corliss ave-. Tuesday. october
2, at p. m. Mrs. Ella Traynor
will read paper on IA Modern
Club Woman" Important new busl-
ness viii be transacted. Tnlso car
No rs. on Third avo.
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Reception VIII Celebrate Anniversary

In
reception NJ their ho
Friday evening. October 6. from until / o'clock.
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PAST COMMANDERS CLUB
w. u. a. Past Commanders club
viii meet with Mira. Lyman Booth.
1924 \, 6snd st.. Tuesday, October ..
az 1890 p. m.
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CANADIAN woMEN's CLUB

The Canadian Womens club will
meet Tuesday, october 2, at 2 p
M, ut the Federated clubhouse
corner OF Thomas st. and Harvard
ave. Mrs. Gabriel Smart and Mrs
Henry Robinson will be tho hos
tcsses. Mrs, Robert Hodge will
report activities OF the convention
OF Canadian clubs held In Victoria
In September. Other representa-
tlves at tho convention included
Mrs Robert A, White, Mrs. George
Durrean and Mrs. q. Grant
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G)omen's Clubs

i.nd ave. s. W. on "Wednesday. oc-
,obar ;. ~ 1880 a. N. Mrs. Dana
Brown win elvo the iits and works
OF James Whistler.
GUARANTEE CLUB
The Quarants club win meet Tuos-
day evening. October ,, with Mr.. and
Mira ~. v. Christfnan. ASA Beach
Diva.
FREMONT W. c. 7. u.
The Fremont w c, r. y. win meet
on Tuewday. pc,obnr :. 81 2 n. m. nj
the homo OF afra J. w. Cairns ssss
Albion Place. Afisa Bertha Carr VIII
be In charge Of the program. Sub.
feet: white Shield HONS" Atra
Emma Morrison. speaker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-29
Will Mdrry Seattle Nam
Mount Baker Park Luncheon Club

Luncheon o'clock
followed at the clubhouse Wednesday, october
Hutchinson. chairman
Mrs W. b.. Glppio and Mrs. j. H. Griffin
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wOMAN's TuEspAY CIIfn

WoMAN's TUESDAY CLUB
The Woman's Tuesday club will
meet with Mrs. II. u. Stevens, At2s
18th ave, N. IL. on Tuesday, October
2. Luncheon MT 1880 p. m.
HOW RHoLA CLUB
The How Khola club win meet
Friday evening. October 8, at Miss
brightn, Fourth and Pine st.. In.
stead OF with Mrs. Olivia u. Dodd,
at Boulevard hail.
ALPHA CLUB
The Alpha club viii meet NJ the
residence OF Mrs. j. II. Little, eig
Third ave W.. on Thursday, October
4, Luncheon viii be served at 1880
o'clock Take Rlnnear car
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First Hill Guild to Haze B1ldoe Tea

The annual bridge OF the First Hill guild with NAH
additional attraction, will take place the Hotel
afternoon October 20.
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informal Tea Planned for October 8

N her on
Wednesday Peyon virginia who
visiting Mrs Leland
Mrs Robert Dishman who returned recently from Mississippi
Robinson Corbet Ralph
Hoffman. r Irving
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-05
Golden Wedding
Date Observed by
Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess

Mr. ana Mrs. jeremiah Burgess Ib-
served their golden wedding anniversa-
ry here Sunday at their home on Elm
street. The children and close friends
of the couple participated in the fcs-
tiNiticS.
February 4. 1873. jeremiah Burgess
and Miss Apaulinc Brothers were unit
cd in marriage at Lawrence, Mass. Mr.
and Mrs. Burgess moved &c this city As
years ago and have since made their
home here. For Al years Mr.. Burgess
has been a faithful employee Of the 10
cal paper mill now owned by the fol-
lingsworth & Whitney Co. and has a
hest of friends among his fellow work.
men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess arc the parents
Of 13 children, 10 of whom are living.
the youngest now "A years of age.
They are Mrs. Nj. II. Cove of VOLTA
ton Mass. Mrs. l.. A. Whitney and
Ralph L. Burgess. both Of Havcrhill,
Mass. George A. Burgess of Auburn,
Mrs j. T. Berry. Mrs 0. D. Spra que.
Mrs.. =. \. Delaware, Mrs H Z. Clary,
Mrs. w. +. Roberts and jeremiah +.
Burgess. all of Gardiner. Mr.. and Mrs
! Burgess are also the grandparents of
nine children.
A bounteous dinner was served and
the tables were tastefully decorated
with pinks and johquils The we'd
ding march was played by Mrs. w f.
| Roberts. The esteemed couple We're
! the recipients of many messages of
consratulation AMI were presented
with :. substantial. purse of gold by
their children.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-05
Yesterday And Today
In SchCO! Expenditures

IS a Tar cry from the Gays OIL tle
NIUE ola req schoolilouse 10 lhe ga!
OF me present imposing, Hodetn up
'o-date structure we possess IN nuF
new Hleh schooi bulldinS' lne
writer was LOOKING over an ancient
book on sunday. n when were re-
corded the dolhSs OF ,he ihhaol'anlS
or the Town OF Hardlher IN schooi
affairs IN DstrlCt NO o. ana us
perusal clearly SHOWS fhat many Oh
the troubles IN educatlohal lncs are
not of recent origin. Inc hrst entry
on the DOCK IS ualed May D. 1881.
Inc records OF me hrsl meeting siio"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-05
D. A. r. Holds MEETING

Inc February meeting of Mary ko,-
Ton Drummer Chapter. d. A. H.. was
held Friday evening, Feb. .. at tho
nome OF Mrs. Herbert Hall. Franklin
street. The hostesses were Mrs
H f, Miss Preble, Miss Jones and
The meeting was opened by the roll
call' Mary kelton Dummcr." In
tcfesting stories were told about The
woman for whom the chapter is nam
ca. a business meeting was next in
order. After attending to number
OF matters. the delegates to the Stale
-. A. X meeting. which is to be held
IN March at Waterville were eIccted
and are as follows: Delegates. Miss
Eveieth. regent; Miss Written. Mrs
noyle, Mrs, Lilly; altcrnatcs. Mrs,
Currier, vice-resent. Miss Gilpatrick
MISS Nye. Misc Haskell
MISS fitzpatrick read a papcr on
The Arnold Trail" which was both
instructive md interesting, and call
ca ioFth mucn applause Durin1 the
social hour refreshments were serv-
cd by the hostesses, assisted bv some
OF the Younger mc-lbers Of the chan
ter.
The next meeting will be March .
at the home of Mrs. Hcwes on Cen
trail Street.
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WINTHROP

me Winthrop Literary Club will
n,eet Monday afternoo at 2.15 with
MIS-. /. j. Clifford at the NIethodist
parsonage. The roll call will he
answered by Products of United
W.. nef VIII be an all day meeting of
W. n..iirop grange at the grange hall
NvSt winthrop on Tuesday. Roll
s"il on Birds and bird lecture with
s.erloptlcan views by Mr.. Rahh If
me department of Asriculture
mere VIII be a Ladies Aid meetir-
on thursday afternoon at the bo,,,e
OF Mrs. Ruth Webb. ''o''e
me Ladies Social Circle of III,
conversational church will hold IN
az oay meeting Thursday. at tho
hume OF Mrs. G. A. CUMMINGS Vel
VIII DC furnished and a good attend
'ance is desired. ''ei'o-
Inc sargent Glass passed a n,o,s
anu afternoon Saturday at the howe
vi MRS. Shibles. A social afternonn
win refreshments by the hostess
was enjoyed. oH'eSs'
The Ladies Auction cnh uos
pieasantly entertained FRIDAY even
ing by Mrs. l.. r. Carleton at ha,.
hoine on Main street. A deIicio,s
supper was served at 6.l5 and the
e,eh1hs passed at auction. Mrs T
M. IoWie and Mrs. Maude .Ionos
we're the prize winners.
Inc degree team and other r,o,,,
oers OF Winthrop grance Went 70
.Iahchesten Saturday evening wboro
we " ihthrop team exemplified tho
WORK OF the third and fourth derrees
Inc winthrop Grammar school
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Sunshine Loyal
TenDerance Legion

The members of the loca, Sunshine
Royal Temperance Legion turned out
Saturday afternoon As strong and
held business meeting al which
time Frederick Folsom assumed the
duties of treasurer being elected to
the office by the resignation of Miss
Wilhelmena Brann who has been ar
efficient treasurer since the legion
was organized.
Having decided to have Il trio con-
test the captains of the three divi-
sions were chosen: Team l, Blanche
Mccarthy; team ., Lois Folsom:
team 3. Charles Weymouth The
contest will close Feb. Il.
February l. is Il rcd letter day III
the work of the w. c. T. L.. ofwhich
the Loyal Temperance Legion is
auxiliary and the winners of the trio
contest will be entertained at the eX-
pcnse of the losing divisions. An eX-
ira prize will be awarded the team
captain bringing in the largest num-
Der of boys as members of the Legion.
The following five new members
were taken into the Legion at this
session: Irene Dunviile, Phyllis Hop
kins. Bernice Jordan, Irene Marshall,
Ermine Fowles and Mona Fowies,
The superintendent, Mrs, Kerr,
gave an illustrated prohibition les
SON entitled Uncle Sam on the
Trail" which brought forth much
applause from the members. The les
son was taken from cartoon which
recently appeared in the kcnnebec
Journal. under the caption Going to
the Bottom of it, one character of
which was used to represent Uncle
sam directing the activities of a fed
cral prohibition officer looking into
the bootleg system which made an
impressive lesson as well as lnstruc-
tive.
After the chalk talk. a fine pro-
gram was carried out. the first num-
Der "Whoever Ueard' being given in
concert The American Creed was
offered by Ira Colby. Singing. IL.
T. l.. Enforcement Song" Blanche
Mccarthy. Leo;s Colby. Charlotte
Black, Florence Marshall an: D0ro-
thy Thompson. Reading. The Eff
fccts of Rum Chas Weymouth;
recitation THE Down Grade" noro-
, thy Thompson, violin solo, "Pierrot"
Lois Folsom Althea Stuber pianist;
Temperance DoXology closed the pro-
gram and the meeting adjourned
The rest of the time was pleasantly
passed in a lollipop party and all had
4 social time.
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SAY FEllERs |!
HEV'YER
GUT WIFE TER THE
BESS PLACE IN TOWN
TER EET YET?
SHE'S ON TIL CORNER
w BRIDGE and WATER
frhnJlf

bunch entered into the work with zest
that augurcd we'll for the success of
the show and which must have been
extremely gratifying to Mrs. Stella
Littlelicld, who is to conduct and
stage this production. These are the
days of super things and the minstre!
show of the Gardiner Driving Club to
be given on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings of this week is to be a super
minstrel show.
OF course the minstrel show is but
part of this fair. There are the
booths, where beauty and grace will
preside and where a ton Of coal or
some little ching like that awaits for
someone to claim it. Might is we'll be
yours. too. Then Wednesday afternoon
on the river. on the track which has
been cleared, you are to have an op-
portunity to see some of the horses
fash up and down in some, we are tod.
warmly contested races. Watch these
columns for further details regarding
this big fair.
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Z. E. Society Organizes
AT Old South Church

The organization of the Christian
Endeavor Society at the Old South
church was perfected at a Joint
meeting of officers and members las
week. The officers. elected the pre-
vlous week, are as follows: president.
harry Hamilton: vice. president.
audrey Snare; secretary, Hazel
Goodrich: treasurer, John MacHardv
The committees are: prayer meet
ing committee. chairman. Marion
Morse, members, Miss Weaver, Scott
Ireworgy: Lookout committee. Louise
Skiliin, chairman. members, Francis
Winsate and Lucille Morse; social
committee. chairman, Won Weston.
members. Mrs. w. p. Bradford, Aud :
rey Snare. Avis Sprowl, and Florence
stevens; pianist, Louise Skillin.
The social committee has in mind
a social to be given Tuesday evening.
Feb. 10. 1t will be decorations an
propriate to the day, and music nv n
small orcho stra. as well as games
and refreshments.
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EAST WINTHROP

Mrs. L. i. Tobey who has been
visiting friends in Portland has re-.
turned home.
Mrs. Ralph Ballard and children
Of Sidney is visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Il. j. Dudley.
Mrs. Everard French and Mrs
Eben House Of Winthrop were call.
ers at T. J. Dudley's Thursday.
Mention has often been made d,
the ground hog appearing on Candle.
mas day, but who has ever seen One
as early in this part Of the country
II. l.. Healey vOuches for the follow.
ing. On March IA, 1888, he found
in a pine tree at Vienna, 10 feet
above the snow, a ground hog. Ths
snow was feet deep. On one sids
of the animal the fur was matted
with earth. He killed it and found
it to be i'll fine condition. Who ha,
seen one earlier?
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Joint Installation Augusta.
Hallowell, Gardiner L. O. G. C.

TIE joint installation of the Off
GERS elect of the three commander
les, Augusta. HalloWell. and Gardiner,
of the United Order Of the Golden
Cross, was held Friday night at the
X. ,. Hall. Hallowol The installing
officers were Grand Commander Her.
bert McKenney of Portland, Grand
Deputy Walter Leighton, both of
Gardiner.
The installation was preceded by
the initiation Of two candidates into
the HaIlowell commanGery. All three
communicates have been greatly in
creased in membership by the recent
campaign. The Halloweil command
cry, which won in the tri-citY con-
test. succeeded IN adding heavy per-
ccntagc to it's numbers.
The officers Of the Hallowell Com
mandery installed were: noble COM
mander Mary Olsen; past command
ei, Elizabeth Goodrich; vice noble
commander. George Cole: prelate,
Ruth Olsen: herald. Frand Burke: in
ncr guard. Eunice Blanchard: outer
guard. Arthur Burnham; treasurer.
Elizabeth Densmore: financial keeper
of the records and seals, Grace Head;
Ii cper of the records, Mary Stevens.
After the installation refreshments
of ice cream and cake were served
and a social hour enjoyed. An inter-
CSting feature was number of
speeches concerning the order. its
history and prospects, by some of
the officers past and present who
were in attendance.
The committee OF arrangements
for this joint installation consisted of
Mr.. and Mrs Albert r. Goodrich and
n NO, n q
great success and a credit to their cf-
forts,