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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-06-05
SEN. WALSH DOOMED
FOR PRESIDENCy
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that Senator Walsh posed as a Dr.
a7oesive when running for the Sar
&c last fall and was successful in en.
listing the support OF Lafollette.
It IS conceded that the support Of
LaFollette, whose name was then
MAGICAL in Montana, turned enoug
I z-l(te 70 elect Senator Walsh wh1s
faFollette lost the state. "LaFolers
Lost Montana that Walsh might win
i now a generally accepted tyuisr
throughout the state.
PRAISES HIMSELF
In opening Senator Walsh said
"Since. like Byron, woke up one
morning and found myself famous
the route in my case via the Ieapr
Don,e-I have been the recipient a
a+tor+ion from various communities
INTO whose midst public duties hay.
naIIed me. of the most fattering char
scter.-malzing all due allowance fc
tbe ordinary promptings Of hospital
tv. But, believe me, no occasion has
opened the well springs OF emoh0
within me like this"
After continuing to refer to whaI
claims he accomplished IN Washing
ION Sen. Walsh, then devoted an houI
telling how he prevented the appoint
7,onnt of Chas. Warren to the post ID
Attorney General. He did not sar
how the rejection Of Warren and the
ironoediate appointment Of a more re-
dictionary Attorney General helpe
Montana.
FAILED TO CONDEMN MONTANA
SUGAR TRUST
While denOuncing Warren, Sen
) Walsh condemned the eastern suga
r monopoly but did not refer to tn
huge profits of the sugar compam
HAT owns the factory at Billings an
is now putting in factories in Othe
parts eff the state. This compar
made S1O,OOO,O00 last year which
more than three times the profits Q
the Montana Power Company an
charged the consumers of sugar higi
eY pTices than was charged by
/ competitors denounced by Sc
3 Walsh in the east.
> TAKES FLING AT REVOLUTION
lists.
In closing a long address about N
= Warren. Senator Walsh said:
3 "The hardened criminal defiant
3 reflects. and the red revolution
teaches that it is only the poor a
the lowly who feel the heavy ha
of the criminal law. Let US bewa
how we give occasion for the genel
= acceptance of such destructive d
: trine.
''Now, this may have been a We
; prosy story to you, but, as stat
/. the occurrences I have but poo
: portrayed were anything but ia
= and ordinary. I have referred to
: crowded galleries that with pent.
passions followed the debate-not
= frequently in violation of the rules
the senate, giving vent to their fe
ings as some telling point was mi
or clever thrust was parried. l y
moved to tell it, thinking that
would indulge in some pride that
cumstances having devolved upon
representative of the state we
much love the leading role in
historic affair, it was sustained v
honor, but more that my part il
might be judged by those to whol
am responsible in the light IF
facts as they exist"
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-06-05

FOR SALE-Dairy and stock farm,
one and one-half miles from town,
box g., Homestead, Mont. 9-t3
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-06-05

FOR SALE Fordson tractor and
plows, nearly as good as new. IN
quire at this Office. 9-t2
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-06-05
KAVON'S CAR HAS
NARROW ESCAPE.

A new Durant Six Sedan, the pro-
perty of Kavon's Garage of this city
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-06-05
Yours truly,
EMMA CRONE,

County Superintendent.
Due to lack of space, the transcript
of the above case will be published in
full next week.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-06-05

The Producers News So per year.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS ABOUT TOWN

If your spring shopping includes anything in the depart nent store lne then you urged by Mrs. Philip Stanley president of the Young Womens Christian Association and ner committee go Davidson & leventhas Saturday. May 16 On this day the managers of the store offering substantial percentage of the receipts towards fund which will enable the r. w. C. A. to carry it's welfare work In the drive recently conducted for the association the organza ton failed to reach its quota and Davidson Leventha have forward by offering this unique way to aid the ". W
 Mrs John Fellows who is donating her services pub cy promoter tells that everyone interested in the novel idea that it certain that substantial amount will be turned over to the beneficiary.
 So much for the "" activities.
 Perhaps the week by has not been socially gay its many predecessors but Wha there have been number have been varied There have been annual meetings the organizations have been concluding the years business but with these have the lighter and more enter tanng bits of musical programs bridge parties and dramatcs 1t the time preparations and plans have been made for festivities to
 Just present the May Ball which will take place Saur- day evening" May 16 at the Shuttle Meadow Club perhaps attracting the most atenOn local people anticipating it with much pleasure In fact the Shuttle Meadow Club is the of much entertaining especially Wednesdays the brdgeuncheonS, which custom, ncreas- ngy popular At this time of the year. t0o the lure of open country very great that outings of all sorts much in order The golf again coming into their with carly enthusiasts playing over them,
 Things musical very much in the picture this week Israel Rosenberg giving concert of piano in Hartford Tuesday evening Alice Sullivan made her debut at the the Normal School Cleo Club the front with delightful program of music.
 To vary the weeks program still further the Plays Been the Thng with the members of the Ampion Club of the New Britain High School coming forward with splendid presentation of Mice and Men,"
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09

evening for Mir, and Mrs. Alfred Poster of New York city.
 Mrs. Douglas A. Johnston will en- tJrtain number of friends at tea at hor home in Maple Hill next Fri jay afternoon for Mrs, Theodore A. Greene of Lexington street.
 MT, and Mrs. Edward Hall Christ of Murray street gave q dinner party at their home last evening and later tcok their guests to tho X. D. S. dance, at the Shuttle Meadow club. c Miss Miriam Mouat, daughter of Mir. Gnl Mrs, Laurence Mouat Of Grove Ilill will entertain the Wed- nesday Afternoon Bridge club at cards at her home next week.
 Mrs, Sherwood Berger will enter tain three tables of bridge at her nome on West Main street this aft nrnoon for her house guest, Miss Edith Clark Of Naugatuck.
 Nrs. IIclrn Hubbard. daughter of Mrs Rose T. Hubbard of I.akeviow avenue gave a bridge party at her home Thursday afternoon for Mrs. Robert Silsby of Berlin and her houso gu"st Miss Margaret Durst of Dayton. Ohio. Tho prizes were awarded 10 Miss Katherine Swift and Miss Marjorie Crowrn.
 Nir. and Mrs. LUcicn stevens saNo dinner party at their home last r1onins preceding tho A. D. s. dance.
 Mrs. Kenneth Scar.e of Adams street and Miss Cor0oHa Chamber lain of SunnyledEe have returned from Philadelphia. Ia.
 Miss Marion Winter of Linden street was given miscellaneous ahowor Tuesday evening al rLo Elia. ahcth Park Fond hous", Hartford, hy a number Of girls employee at the Sage-Al.cn company. About 50 guests were present from Thompson vile, Windsor, Hartford and New vile, Windsor. Hartford and New rlcd on June [ to Roy Fitzpatrick of l Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
-: NEVIS OF CLUBS CHARITIES AND SOCIAL FUNCTIONS :-
ACTIVITIES IN MOhAN's CLUBS
 Sunshine hOCIeiY

The regular meeting of the Sun. shino society president, Mrs. George Corbin, was held Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in Trin. ity Methodist church. Mrs. Mary Waters spoke 10 the meeting on tho state farm for women at Mantle.
 Mrs. Waters told her hearers that 50 per cent Of the women s"nd to tho farm made good when they come out.
 She said last year the women, with the help of three men who did the heavy work raised practi. cally all of the meat. vegetables, eggs and other farm products need. cd. She said one woman in picking flowers gathered and classified 59 varieties Of wild flowers and an- other woman found and named 46 kinds.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09

Dr. Clarke Van Duzer and Mrs, Van Duzor of Emmons placo are spending few days in Providence, K. l.
 Governor John Trumhull of Plainyille and Harold T. S,opor Of Russell street returned on Wn1ncs- day from Grconyllc, Maine.
 Mrs. Howard J1inman and son, Howard, Jr,, of Waltham, Mass, are visiting Mrs. 1linmans parents, MT. and Mrs. Fred Clarke of riain- vile.
 Nr. and Mrs. Drank Srhiohlo and daughters, Thelma and Marie, nf Plainvillc have returned to thri home after q visit 10 Philadelphia.
 MT. and Mrs. Harold Lee Judd and children of Berlin have r. turned from their winter home at Belleair, Florida. where they spent the past several months.
 Mrs. Charles I. Symonds is Sponl- ing a weeks vacation with friends in New York city.
 
 Mrs. William II. Ellis Of Chest nut street and Miss Annie $. Ellis of Stanley street have returned from southern Pines, \. C.. where they have been spending the win ter.
 Miss Foslyn Coson of Winthrop street is spending the woek-oui in Spencer, Mass.
 Mir. $and Mrs. Frederick (, Hil of Winthrop street arc spending the weekend in Boston. Mass, with their daughter. Miss Lulta Hill.
 Mrs. Harry Tihhlcs of East street IS spending a week in Norfolk.
 Mrs. Robert Donald SiIsby Of Rar- lin will entertain fourteen guests at a supper party this evening for th" pleasure Of her guests, Mrs. George Arthur Hayner and Miss Margaret Luose Durst of Dayton, Ohio.
 
 Mr. and Mrs. T. ". O'Connor o' Bassett street are spending several days in Atlantic City.
 Mrs, John Andrews Of West Main street anl h"r daughter Mrs, i-r- elan Stevens c' Monroe s;rc't, r. turned the carly part Of tae WIG. from New York city,
 Mrs. John '. Ioomis o' Foros street and Mrs. George Ind bran of Rhindeckcr road have rnta~ns3 from a motor trip to Nv York city.
 i Miss Flora TIumphroy q. N'> Main street spent part of lhis W~n in Nv York city
 Mr. an1 Mrs. George DN7o7 ', Harrison s'roo, lNc I"rll sl'uitnl ! trw Jays in Nov 1ondo0 Mir. arI Mrs. Jam,s E1'on D Tiaiu>l.r have r 'Iruol from S' Petersburg, Fla. nt"rs tN~y ar.r the winter mou'H~. Crar~.ls Wutrons has ro'uru ] 'e hls homo la rIajar.Do after sr'rd ing tho Hm'er Al Sarasota, F'prIi~ Air. and Mrs. Uur,nn 'ntcts. $. hay, returned to their nom, II 1 PlainNlfc after spcnlin a I@ ,1a}' in Vermont.
 l Mrs. William Sooth Of I-ores street and Mrs, Arthur Nmbail ' lexington strcct arc srrud"< 1T. wock-cnd in SprinCdo]d, Mass. Mss Janet Hohnn has return 10 her homo in Fitchhnrg Mass after sprnding sevoraJ weeks wit Mir and Mrs. Emil .. Sh"rldcn, i Miss lj"nno1a Shonts returned f. Now York oH Monday after spent ing last weekend with her parent
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
K. OF ( DANCE

The coAmi'tee in cSsrge os .nt rocoptiQo aui dancc u ho Gl>cn hy me Knights of Columbus at th" s,ato armory rcAt MouiaY even" X, n connection with the state con- .tuaan cr t5y c"E1u.zat.o@ %alr@ vii. bo ho,d ncre loniay ana I"5s- lav. mrt last erc".re and arHojn'fI -,a fo.oung 10 aet as m"m rS Q: 70 reception committee; Grand k.lem Water F.. Murphy. H'pl'y GranI Kught Wa'er Nt0rE, May cr \. NJ. raon, ssa, Judge R. r. Calf ". pr. Hrnry r, Fay, Dr, G. orEo W. puun. Ja1ae Wi.Ham Maugar Dr. Horny Martin pe Wi,Ham Nor r.ssey Dr, l. W. FoH, Joseph llat- :rv. Dr. NJ. W. Na'ouoy, Dr, George latoa, W. ,. Farley or, Eiwari rurran, Joseph q. Woods. Wi1iam r. Hart. John ', WalCh. John C"r- 'ir. Ir. J. l.. Nrlfy. Thomas r. Nc Da0onsh. pcter W. Wclch |, r. kinE. F. r. NcDonouEh. pr, n. W. O'Corusu n~ l. r.. Martin. il.ny Roche. NJ. ]. kcnnoy and Fi-e thlof FNiIltam Nuhe.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
Activities in Womcn's Clubs

The annual meeting Of tho Won. ans club of Maple Hill will h. 3'13 next "Wednesday afternoon, May 1&th nj thu homo Of Mrs. William kirnio of Golf street, Maple Hin Mrs N J. son F. Mann anl Mrs. H. II, hcn- hard will assist the hostess
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09

A toa was given WeiuotIa% a'''f- noon at tho homo of Mrs. George Hill Gilman of Lafayette str't hy the members of the board ard com mttteos in honor or the regent of The Ruth WyDlys Chapter, D. \. l.. Mrs
 Clarrnco II. WtrkhaU Al tA0 ''' table, which was decorated with
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09

Mir and Mrs, M. J. Snouts Of Stuart street.
 George Colt of Vance street re- turned last evening from a trip 10 Providence, +. l.
 Mrs. l.. c. Baker Of this city and Florida has openo1 her summer home at Indian Neck.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09

SOCIAL GATHERINGS
 Dr \. II. GriswoId and Mrs. Griswold of Berlin entertained q flH friends al dinner at their home in Berlin Wednesday evening. later raking their guests 10 the Wclles- Icy college benefit dance at the Grange hail.
 Mrs. Edwin Sandherg Of Con- r cticut avenue Was given sur prise party at her home Wcdnos- day afternoon in honor of her birthday. There were thirty friends present Decorations wrrc effective Iy carried out with dafto1ils.
 Mrs. Russell Nr'Son ga\c Il bridge party to twenty friends al her home on Murray street Thursday after noon. The prizr5 were awarded tO Mrs. Arthur Card. Mrs, Robert Parsons and Mrs. Howard Brum- I1or. Among tha g0rs.s were Mrs. lIod Porter, Mrs, Maxwell Porter, Mrs. James Baldwin, Mrs. Arthur sampson. Mrs. r. C. ra", Mrs lbu1loy Walker, Mrs. Mauric" Iohn- son, Mrs. Gurlnrr Weld. Mrs Bray- on Porter, Mrs, Elbridge Recrher Nsr. Frank Irr. Mrs Johnstono Vance Mrs. Clifton Wilson and Mrs Maxwell Zoe.
 Mrs, MarhoHn entertained a group nf friends at her home Tuesday ,Nening for Miss Rose Marholin whose marnag, is to take pacc in me near future.
 Mrs. Leonard NcNanara gave 2 shower at her home on Washing lon street last Saturday evening for Miss Marguerite Rose. daughter ot Mir. and Mrs, John A. Rose ot Broad street. The house was decor lied with quantities of danodijs ant yellow and white faNors predoml. mated.
 Miss Rose IS 10 marry Stopher Lynch, son Of Mrs. Margaret Lynch of Clark street. oil Monday, June
 Mir. and Mrs, Fred O Eacklin, gave a dinner party at their homt on kcnsirgton avenue last Saturda!
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
Nathan Hale school Meeting

Nathan Hale school Meeting
 The annual meeting of the Par ent Teachers association of the Nathan Hale school was held Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the school auditorium. Follow ing an interview between the par ents and teachers the following program was given:
 Selections -- School orchestra.
 Vocal solos -- Mrs. Charles Solo, mon.
 Vocal solo Rose Sataline. Nio- lin obligato by John Mclechinsky,
 Demonstration Of folk dancing Pupils of grade three.
 Cornet solos -- Mss Anna How rath.
 Vocal solo -~ Ida Speroni. Violin obligato by Salvatore Coco.
 The annual meeting Of Thursday club of Hartford was held this week that day at the home Of Mrs, Wells Eddy of Nowington. Tho officers | elected were: Mrs. Finer Sather, president; Mrs. William B, Will Hams, jr,, vice. president; Mrs. Jos eph Proctor, secretary and treas urer. The club picnic of the club will be held May T at the cabin of Mrs. Clement Scott on Tacott mountain.
 Mrs. Ralph Carter opened her home in Berlin Wednesday after noon to d meeting of the Womans l Aid society of the Berlin Congre- gational church. After the business meeting a successful food sale took place.
 The board of assistants of the Maynower society in the state Of | Connecticut met on the evening of May { at the home of the secretary Mrs. George B. Kincsbury. Gov crnor Edwin H. Bingham presided. The following applicants were elect cd to membership in the society," Mrs, Calvin Duyall Cowlcs. Hart ford, eighth ill descent from John ! Howland; Leslie Fuller Harrison, North Windham ninth from Rich ard Warren, Mrs. Charles Foster , Mcrwin, Now Haven, ninth from John Ellington; Dr, George C)in, ton Tairchild Williams, Hartford eighth from John Rowland; Mrs Thomas r.. Neil, &, Petersburg Fla, ninth from Edward l'ulfr; Miss Irma Ruth MHigs. Hartford, ninth from William Brewster; Mrs. Corinth Le Due Crook, Spokane, Washington, eighth from William Bradford. The secretary reported the deaths Of tle following mom- hors: Mrs. Frank Chapin Gutter, Now London, who died on March Is: Mrs Charles F.. House South Manchester. Mrs. Elliot s. GogswHlI gave a report of plans for lunch- con for the society which will take n1ace on May 2 at the Country club in Pennington. An informal
 
 reception will bn held al il.&o and fhe luncheon Will be al ] o'clock, George Francis Dow Of Boston, ot the Society for the Preservation ot New England Antiquities, will ad- dress the society. The following committees wore named for Inc luncheon, Reception committee, Miss Addin $. Arnold, chairman; Mrs Normand r. Allen, Mrs, A. bert (. Bates, Mrs. Howard H Garmany Mrs. George II, Gilman Mrs. Robert (. Glazjer, Mrs. George R. kingsbury, Miss Jennie Loomls; ticbc. committee. Mrs. Edward F. Field, chairman; Miss Fannie F. Brown, Miss Emma Avery Nc)ch'r; seating committee, Mrs, Edgar E Burr, chairman: Miss Florence M Cone. Mrs. Clifford D. Perkins, Miss Clara M. Kellogg, Mrs. Robert A. Wadsvorth; dacorations commute" Miss Alice l.. WoIchor, chatrman' Miss Amy Q. Wrlcher. Mrs. WIt- liam Haine. Mrs. Philip l.. Hoteh' kiss and Mrs, Richard Wayne.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09


 Florida has opened her summer home at Indian Neck.
 MICE AND MEN
 Members of the Anphion Ora matte Club starred another success last owning at the Now Britain High School when they presented Mice and Mcn,' comedy by Madeline I.ucottc Eylry. The action Of the play takes place iu Old Hampstead, England, in 17SG,
 The setting with the cast of characters follows,
 Act I--Mark Embury's study.
 Act 1t.--Ii}ing room in Mir. Elm bury's house, nearly two wars later. Act I1L~Tho Masquerade Ball at Bc1sizn House.
 Art 1V,-- Tho garden of the South Cottage at Hampstead, six weeks later.
 Characters Mark Emburr a scholar scientist
 and philosophor.,..,.B Bliss Clark Roger GoodIako. his friend and
 nnighhor ..,... Monroe Harwood Capt. George Lowell, his nephew,
 ............... Carl L. Swanson Sir Harry Trintbleatono.
 ..........,..... Robert Christ Ni' Barnisor, fiddler and pro-
 f,ssor of deportment. ...,,.
 .,...........,,.. Albert Rasney Peter Embury's servant ........
 ...,,,.,......,... Carl Hansen Joanna Good1ako. wife of Good
 lake ......,.,.,. Doris Francis Mrs. Deborah, Emhury's house.
 keeper ...........,,. Flora Hine Peggy. "Ijttlo Britain '..,...,... Na'ron of the FoundIing Hos
 pital ............, Elizabeth Fox Rcadlc of the Founding Hospital
 ....,,,,,.,..,,.. Lister kiduff Molly, kitchen maid......,,.. .,.........,... Mildred Goodwin Orphans from the Founding Hospital:
 BcNis Marks ,....... Dorothy R"Hd Stcrhncy Green Kathryn Clark ,Haro Market, Virginia Humphrey Uighbury Barn ... Marion SchtlIing haring Cross. Elizabeth Kimbali Ivy Iane.......... Marjorie Gthnoy Great Turnsti'c. Mildred Goodwin 1ci~rs,rr Fields. Rose Meltzcr tm"n Corner ,...,,. Dorothy Parker Music by the Senior High School archosira unlor George B. Mathews, ir"o'or music.
 Oycrturo-"R0uud the World" .
 .................. NarEin-Rsycr Spanish Danes, Nus, i and 2,,...
 ..,, .............. NoS2koN ski Songs from tho Oui FolkS',...
 .....,............ Lake "NjgMy Lax a Eas .Nvvin Ia Tuoma" ".....- Yralior-WriEht
 The officers Of tla club are ,he srurv adviser and director Mrs. Nmv r Gmlford, pr5sidcnt, Robert onrr>;; sacrotarr. Mss Flora TINo. 'rrasur5r. Miss N10shag tamrn. ~:aco manager. Howard Hausman; +u>j0oss nanaC5r. Miss Ruth Ha'rh.
 Th- membership of tnr c,Uh is a'- sa7s nri'od and erfr2mco is et'oN .u.y ar,r 'ryout hoforn an aQ- auot.1 committee. Among 'he nomhrrs 'hs s,aSun Iavo hoon Eou,r- Bar}rr. Abr. Easnny. Miss >n. sn1s R,n1alnn. Miss Constance a-r.or. Eohcrl Christ Miss G"nt- ra1, Ci.szyuSki. Rnss Clark. Sarah "t0fcr. Miss Acnrs Dioh1. Miss sl7ah~h Fox. Miss Doris Francis, Mss Marjorie Gihucy, Miss Mildred Gaolwio. Miss 1rcaa laeis Miss NJvsiria Humphrey. Miss Elizabeth Uanra, Miss RutA Hatch, Carl Han ~u Monroe HarNood Howard H.a-ma0 Miss Flora lIinN. Miss E, ~si, ka'manoettz. Ehzahcth Kim .l.. lisrr KiauI. Samuel Kramer. l-r~i rick LocAv ool Philip Nc }rlarv. Eva McKiriv. Rose Melt r.r. Alice Murphy. Dorothy Reed Do~o'hv Parker, Mildred Quiejev N'i~o Eecan. Mark Robinson, Ed vsr1 Eoeln Marian Seri1inr Carl Sa e.na. Barbara Troop and John Wolf.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09

Miss j"nu"tta Shonts returned tn Now York on Monday after spent ing last weekend with her parents
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09

Mss Janet Hohnn has reurusI 10 her home in Fitrhhnrg Mass after sprnding several weeks wit. Mir. and Mrs. Emil q. Sh"ridcn.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09

Mrs. Elisha Cooper viii entertain ! party at dinner nj the Shuttle Meadow Club next Saturday evening for her son Stanley Cooper and his flanree Miss Elizabeth Hubbard. Of Middletown.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09

Mrs. William Booth of l.nrcsf street and Mrs. Arthur kin2baii '+ Lexington sfrcrf arr srrud#S rh' weekend in SprinEdold, Mass
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09

William Booth Of Forcs' street, A. L. Mackay of Lincoln street. James Robinson Of Harrison s-r""t and Maxwell Hart Of Lincoln road are at Mariha's Vineyard.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09

Miss Anna Traut, daughter ot NIT. ard Mrs, George Traut of West Main street will entertain the A. A. girls a' a dancing party al Ter home this evening,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09

'1rS Howard Drummer Of Vert N.., .-~.ot has sent out cards for a .r51-. ',1 r ..~1 she will give next TT .-y afternoon at the Hotel Burr .t.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09

Mrs. Howard JJinman and son, Howard Jr,, of WaItham, Mass, arc visiting Mrs. Ilinman's parents, MT. and Mrs. Fred Clarke of Plain vile.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09

FouIuued On Page F1vsy
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09

Mrs. MarhoIin entertained a group nt friends at her home Tuesday 'Nening for Miss Rose MarhoIin, whose morrjag. is to takc place in inc near future.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09

Mrs. Kenneth Scar.e of Adams street and Miss CoraoHa C1amlor- lain oT SunnyledEe have returned from Philadelphia. Ia.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09

Mrs. Ralph Carter opened her home in Berlin Wednesday after
 noon to a meeting of the Womans
 Aid society of the Berlin Congre-
 gational church. After the business meeting a successful food sale took place.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09

ttarr'l, Wutr0ns has return. 'o his homn in rlaartUo after srrfd- ing tha Hln'er at Sarasota. F.orld@.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09

Mss Dlaua Hogin of S9T Chest nut s-r,o-. will spend the weekend in N0W NvrN ,ity.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09

Mr. aud Mrs. Eur,on tnict's- r haya returned to thclr home m PlainNHe after sponJin E." days in Vermont.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
PERSONAL JOTJINGS

Dr. Clarke Van Duzer and Mrs, Van Duzor of Enmons place are spending q few days in Providence. K. l.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09

Mrs. William II. Ellis Of Chest nut street and Miss Annie $. Ellis of Stanley street have returned from Southern Pines, \. C., where they have been spending the will ter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-08-05
SAI,E-FARMS.

FARM. CONTAINING 255A ACRES. STU
Rockville. Nd; on State road improved
with three houses, barracks, barns and other
outbulldngs. Price, $50. 0O0 terms. Al
dress P. o. Box 222,. Gaithersburg Md 8.
SEE .CHANTILLY DAIRY FARM BEFORE
you buy The best investment outside of
lax on Little River turnpike l 8 miles from
Washington: 80 high-gradc cows and all per
sonal property go with farm. Shipping about
100 gallons of milk daily. S32 900 for
quick sale. RUBY LEE MINAR. 1905 New
York ave. Main 1145. 10s
NEAR FAIRFAX COURTHOUSE, WA
farm of 100 acres, 80 acres in wood and 50
acres cleared, divided into four fields, Groom
house, porches large lawn and shade trees
excellent water fruit. barn. stable. corn
house. wagon shed. chicken house. hog
house and run. smokehouse, Toulouse. run
ming water on farm. Price. $1,000. Terms
If desired.
PERCY H. RUSSELL COMPANY.
q26 18th st. NV.