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The Nome nugget., 1932-02-06
Letters received in Nome recent

Letters received in Nome recent ly from W. E Bartholomew, state he is having d fine time and enjoy ing himself immensely at Coronado Beach. California He wishes all of his Nome friends good luck and wishes they could be with him wailn he whilas away his time lying out in the sun on the sandy beach, re cnperdting and regaining good health
The Nome nugget., 1932-02-06
LOCAL NEWS

A. ChittiCk is visitor in Nome from Bluff, down the coast He is here on business, and is return ing 10 his claims as soon as his business interests here are cleared up.
The Nome nugget., 1932-02-06

Gus OLeary and Laurie Stephen returned to Nome the lattsr part of the week, from dog team trip to Igloo and Telles. They reported everything wen. nicely except that it was excrp- tioually 'ormy at times.
The Nome nugget., 1932-02-06

Mrs. R. W. Mackey will take charge O Division NJ in place of Mrs C. K. Sears who left Nome recently for the outside
The Nome nugget., 1932-02-06

Y. P Dickson is tha new head of Division C. Native p"9durts. in place of A W Mead. who left Nome last summer.
The Nome nugget., 1932-02-06
FAIR NOT E~

r!N,.ipits haze commenced to ar rive from tho outlying sections Anyone wishing t. enter exhibits | etora the date or tho Fair. can leave same with tte secretary.
The Nome nugget., 1932-02-06

Anyone desiring corrected Pre- miun lists may obtain sama by cg. nr, rhonin- or writing to See T ary 2olet
The Nome nugget., 1932-02-06

Thmu A Ro~s was recently appointed to take charge of Diyi- sion ], Fish Department taking the place If Ed Gazeu.
Smyrna times., 1932-05-18
PROPOSAL

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
by the Town Council of the Town of
Smyrna, Smyrna, Delaware, until May
9th, 1892. for the Installation of new
s. water main from the existing water line
at the Town pumping station to the prop
erty Of the Delaware State Old Age Well
fare Home on Lake Como, near Smyrna.
Delaware. Proposals must be addressed to
S. C. Ennis. Secretary of the Town Coun-
ell of the Town of Smyrna. Delaware.
certified check for not less than ten
percent 900 of the amount of the bid.
drawn to the order of the Town Council Of
the Town of Smyrna, Delaware. must ac-
company said bid as a guarantee that sue
cessful bidder will execute the contract and
furnish satisfactory contract Surety Bond
in the full amount of same.
All prospective bidders will be required
to file with the Town Council of the Town
of Smyrna, Delaware, a Qualification
QUESTIONABLE" Forms can be obtained
from the Secretary of the Town Council.
Plans and specifications may be obtained
by application to the Town Council. Smyr-
ma, Del.
The Town Council Of Smyrna reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
By Order Of
THE TOWN COUNCIL OF SMYRNA.
Smyrna times., 1932-05-18
For Levy Court Commissioner

I wish to announce that I am a
candidate for the Office Of Levy
Court Commissioner Of the First
Levy Court District of Kent Coun-
ty at the Democratic Primaries,
subject to the decision of the Dem
ocratic and Independent voters.
Your support will be appreciated.
r Y WAILEN.
Smyrna times., 1932-05-18
NOTICE

REDEMPTION OF CERTAIN BONDS OF
SMYRNA SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
Notice is hereby given that the SMYRNA
SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT will re-
deem the following bonds of the said
SMYRNA SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
an the fifteenth (15th) day of June. AID,
1882 at the Farmers Bank. Dover, Del.
viz No. 81 in the sum of 81 100000; No.
40 in the sum of 81 100000; No. in the
sum of $4,000: the said bonds to be re-
deemed having been selected by lot as re,
o,,irad bv the terms of the said bonds. and
interest on said bonds will cease to ae-
erue on the above named bonds after June
Is, 1882. .,,c.mo,r
cuyRNA SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
oN- ~ g. w w Schantz, Sec.
Smyrna times., 1932-05-18
FOR SHERIFF

I wish to announce that I am a
candidate for the office Of sheriff of
Kent County at the Democratic
Primaries, subject to the decision
of the Democratic and Independent
voters. Your support will be ap-
preciated. WILLIAM F. DULIN,
4-27 st Clayton, Delaware
Smyrna times., 1932-05-18
GET GOOD MONEY IN
GOVERNMENT IORS

up to $34O0 year. Easy, pleasant,
steady work. Vacations with pay.
Men and women No experience
necessary. We show you how.
Write for FREE INFORMATION.
E. A. Riley, 5O7 Real Estate Trust
Bldg, Philadelphia, Pa. 5-11 At
Smyrna times., 1932-05-18
Y SAzARESE CHURCH
1,s \ % Under Leadership
Nv Alison of Californ;a

@,s I O Under Leadership
y Sllson Of California
!, !. Monday : evening Of
= Church Of the MAJ,
y. ~y'na Rev. Paul Elliott.
y ! revival. The Rev.
s1oa the California
!. iaa been secured and
r. : :, y progress every
N. NJ y. Nilson has just
,,.,sM sMseessful revivaIs IL
WITH the Swedish
s,I.l saafcaea at Worcester :
N q. Mass, and Prov.
.,,A.l \ aaa also been con.
'''lGal with tho -
sps ! Hanover, PenDa
g.. : asld each evening
eiN., Saturday, and ! Il i
r.. P n, Sundays, vs. Thl ! J
! ! :, evening will be pre-. E.
ii ',al.s sa.., meeting. Ii,
b NM Continue until June
H.. ! invited to at.
Smyrna times., 1932-05-18
BABY CHICKS

Quality Barred Rocks and White
Leghorns, &c each, from blood-test-
ed fiocks. Hatches every Tuesday.
Order early. Custom Hatching-
112 eggs per tray, $2.25.
THE MacLUOAS HATCHERY,
Phone 123 r IL Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1932-05-18

b Day. will be observed in
nj throughout the United
= year on May Is, the
l'store Memorial Day. On
.s women Of the Amer
z Auxiliary will distrib-
p % more than ten mil
zEsnS and in exchange
nzsrs will receive contri-
1ztsi to total more
nlliol dollars. Disabled
EuEing on their hospital
! Aoles IN eonvalescent
lave made the poppies
Auxiliary will sell, and
Z money received will go
ihs Auxiliary's vast
! mercy and aid fol
Eng from the wars aw.
sasa
Smyrna times., 1932-05-18
For Lew Court Commissioner

wish to announce myself a can
didate for the Office of Levy Court
Commissioner of the 1st, End, 3rd
and 5th districts at the Democratic
Primaries, subject to the decision
of the Democratic and Independent
voters. I will appreciate your sup
ports. JOHN ]. HURD
Smyrna times., 1932-05-18
~'sS Al ST. PETERS
l@y rs's Dover, Holds
\. ''a's in smyrna ma

|s, ss!lag y. Of the st,,d,,
c@b@s,l' e Church, Do.
"a ~ y Peters Cburcb
T. eI,,..a ! large attend.
es i. YES have besr -.
fht~' :, ~ subject being'-rrSSss NJ
ssscs,,. nave been al.
cAs' Can nd adult pu,
Cs@@yr1s. anltsrnatively
khsa s,aa, sais ] Dr. Thomps,
r>stss, asked -, to re. re.
Smyrna times., 1932-05-18

! & Shspley, son Of Mr.and
b. P. Shapley, has taken
L Tia Shop formerly con-
| I Earl Keith, and opened
! risr the trade name OF
! nd will run the stand in
3. Henry is a popular
z painstaking and con-
nd bis many friends
y ltuniant success. His
h has been thoroughly
ElTth new interior decor
! {. aguipment and is very
Earl Keith has gone in
! parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
h. Eath, and will devote
a-l to manufacturing ice
Smyrna times., 1932-05-18

| Gardner and George +.
!. / BIackbird, and J. vii
md William T.Wells
In. have been drawn on
4 Crts County jury for
Of court which con-
\. Monday. Additional
| n,anslsd are James H.
| gsstri, and Walter Lee,
Smyrna times., 1932-05-18

l. I,tta. Walter E. DOno-
b, plcs. Ridgely Nickerson'
II pTor and william Fort
F, ,,,sbird Hundred, have
..ms, as delegates to
-. state Convention
FIr Castle County, to DC
[p7sr, Tuesday, May e.
Smyrna times., 1932-05-18

L. High School and q
gi,b school played q
p -, as..hsll on Smyrna 5
y p''' ,1.,5av afternoon.
'a " u came by one
h. core being 9 to 8 IN
| [iNidletOWn'
Smyrna times., 1932-05-18

| ~, century CLUB
sI,a' r. plans along with
q s,sgton merchants 95 for
q ~ Show" to be held
n .'.sn-T ar-T club House smyr-
alll' Z \ lime srd, inclusive.
Smyrna times., 1932-05-18
|, ,,,rna I'll Times
wv pBLAvAEE
ND VICINITY

n NO VIZ Vlclsnr M CIV.
n ~ Four Corners %
snr Nay 2S' al
-, Legion Auxiliary
yas'i~ s@day evening May
~ st the home =
''''' =
1 j, school closed Is
d Ssa ar On Friday BY de-
y Hgh school u
ss.i s0da On the Smyrna
y Oh & score Of % :
i. Laura Lee Clrce
~ Sa.s,r will be enterla,n am
= Howard R. Jones sor,e slne
p.n p Taylor at tne D;no mGrnoe
,~s On Thursday e'7-'-'9
d aIa
-, 10Th Century Cup
Sy.' mans along with
fraas l1,you merchants for
a,~ss SHOW" to be held
,,nr Cub House sniyi-
Nh W., y y June Srd, inclusive
@s y Hgh school and
assx y, School played a
,sssDaH on Smyrna
ss On Monday afternoon
mt the game BY one
.,rs being to II
iNddstOTn
r,tts Walter E. Dono-
ots Rjdgely Nickerson
Dror and william Fort
gskbird Hundred, nave
!, names as delegates to
-,-,He state Convention
4 ratle County to be
Drr Tuesday, May =.
Gardner and George r.
= Rarkbrd and j. Will
-rs md William TWells
y rsj have been drawn on
Castle County jury Tor
ltm Of court which con
RI n Monday Additional
~,rsled are James H.
yssbrd and Walter Lee
III Stapey son Of Mr.and
rvP P Shapey, has taken
Ia Shop formerly con-
h Earl Keith and opened
-r the trade name of
nd will run the stand in
.. Henry is popular
q panstaking and con-
and bis many friends +!
hniant success. His
ms been thoroughly
svth new interior decor
lc sguipment and is very II
Earl Keith has gone in
parents Mr.. and Mrs. \
"a Keith and will devote
1s 70 manufacturing ice Il
Elsy will be observed in
pm throughout the United
= year on May Is, the
s1lre Memorial Day. On
d women Of the Amer
F1 Auxiliary will dstrib-
y . more than ten mil
IE1srS and in exchange
NE'E will receive contri-
TSta 10 total more Il
n-un dollars Disabled
RnEng on their hospital
aaas in convalescent
= lave made the poppies
Auxiliary will SELL and
money received will 90
lie Auliary's vast
mercy and aid for
lzng from the wars aw-
nsa
SAzARESE CHURCH
s Under leadership
= alson Of California
Monday evening Of
! Church Of the Naz-
ss Slaa Rev. Paul Elliott
a revival The Rev
.sxa ssa the California
! Aas been secured and and
J y n n progress every
j., ] ,a''ssstul rsvivals ,Hr s1hS ii
- WITH the Swedish
Smyrna times., 1932-05-18

pt'ai = 4. evening, May
Fr'sy ne home Of
Is s sts't' : On Mt YER
s% =.
g,, school closed II Il
y i,s,on % Friday p Y 0g, J
High school II n, : :
,i y y % the Smyrna
y Sa'l,I 4 ! score Of 4 to !
Laura Lee Circle Of
saast.rs ~ will be enter enter talnl an5
'. Howard R. Jones IAN anu !
", y 11Is ! Taylor at the s3nn home
- !: !. i thursday evening
IN st T.a
Smyrna times., 1932-05-18

|GlI a'D p.Dd will give
Ii css.'II ?. Four Corners 5. on .
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picturesque
New Yorks Fortes suddenly agan
In fact one Of the last tenants was said be the rabbit Of an
and found herself well
trunk rabbit that had been fed from crbstone
stage conditions were better the transforming jug
hooters, paid IL.
andwhen Often have wondered landladies
pictured
bondined hennaed madam hardbed Of they
soft Missouri
rooms were sas their Wallpaper usually greasy ancient odos bad
hooters reheang rouines scondhan&
now: jobs actors; actors hence
boarding Instead
Tors and shoppes
kidding Each Other "
congrauaon whether opening spells failure
either sincerely appreciatve of
the legitimate something h
Glad 70 hear that you are at last legitimate" - Us
comedy wire from Harpo Hear the
ushs like night
And George Washington turning slightly his
might interested
bcntenna appeared
Mack sennet comedies written Broadway
coumnist actual that OF
n architect craftsman.
bit memorales
Club gambo This he imitation Of his sire IN
although the
George NJ Cohan for instance sought his
was 70 in largo
hts college Nevertheless he has twice appeared with
the sons dexterity. N
At rrars Club annual show Jack
one: Yes SIR I'm odmer can remember way back when
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The Elementary
English Teachers
Will Meet Wednesday
at White Tower Inn
at Cheshire

The annual meeting OF the Eie-
mentary English Teachers associa-
ton will be held Wednesdays after
noon and evening at the White
Tower inn in Cheshire. Card play
ing viii begin Immediately after the
close Of the school, while dinner
will be served at o'clock.
Throe candidates FOR each Office
has been named BY the nominal.
ing committee. Miss May u, Finnan
Of Bunker Hill has declined to ac-
cept the Office OF president for an
other year and the Misses Mary
Dryer Of Anderson. Evelyn Lawlor
of Siocum, and Mrs Mary u. Hem
Messy of Park Road school have
been nominated.
Other nominations to date fol-
Low: Vice. president, Misses Esther
Tehan Of Maioney, Mary Moore of
Columbia, and Mary Byrnes Of
Merriman; secretary, Misses Mary
Grove Of Barnard, Louise Meo of
Webster, and Candita MazzareiIa
of Hopeville; treasurer, Misses
Mary Morris of Merriman. Ann
Ccyle OF briggs, and Nora o'Rourke
Of Rcidville.
Three of the following teachers
wifi be elected to the executive
board: Misses Helen T. Egan Of
Croft, Margaret Cronen Of Mary
Abbott, Catherine Calvin Of Dug
gan, Ella Doherty OF Webster and
May Il. Finnan OF Bunker FILL.
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Local Foresters
At State Meet
BrandeIy Slated for Grand Sub.Chief Ranger at New
Haven Convention

included Grand Chief Ranger Wal
ter s. MCGOWAN, past Grand Chief
Ranger William II. Dunlavey and
Louis +. Brandely, grand recording
secretary, who was slated to-day to
be advanced to the position Of
grand sub-chief ranger with splen.
did prospects of becoming the
grand chief In 1898.
Mr. Brandcly was unanimously
endorsed by the Waterbury delega.
ton, which incidentally Is the larg.
est In attendance at the conven.
ton. The name Of Felix Guarina
Of Court Verdi of this city was also
scheduled to be proposed for mem.
bcrship In the grand open.
To-day's session il one Of local
interest az 1t marks the completion
Of the second term Of Grand Chief
Ranger MCGOWAN, who was re-
elected at the state convention held
In Waterbury In 1881. 1t was the
first time In q period OF 40 years,
in fact the initial instance In the
history OF the grand court, that a
grand chief ranger was chosen to
succeed himself. 1t was n tribute
to Mr. McGowan's ability as an ex.
was anticipated with unusual inter-
accomplished during the past year
every court In Connecticut.
The Advancement of Mr. Brande.
ly to the second highest Office In
the grand court will be in acknowl-
edgment of the leading part the
Waterbury district has played In
the affairs OF the order for years
and in recognition of Mr. Brande.
ly's personal efforts. If advanced
to the ONCE Of grand chief ranger
he will be the fourth Waterbury
man 80 honored in the history of
the grand court. In addition TO
William II. Dunlavey, the late
John j. Mcdonald and the late
Charles ". Basley shared the dis
tinction.
The delegates Of the Waterbury
district In attendance at the con-
vention to-day included:
Court Mattatuck! Mage sheeh-
an, Benjamin w. johnson, Joseph
l.. williams.
Court Merritt Heminway. Ed
ward j. Garfield, John ID. Me-
Gowan, John Barry.
Court WEIGH: p. ]. Braheney,
John w. Humphrey.
Court Martin Hellman. James A.
clifford, William Klobedanz.
Court Oregon: Walter II.
Thorne. Thomas Byrnes.
Court Wagner: II. T.. Wilhaus,
Richard Richmeyer.
Court Champlain: Ralph l..
Brandcley. Alec Bessancon, Ar
thur Baribault.
Court Verdi: Louis Lerz. Mich
ael SOiomita, John J. Guillo, Felix
Guarina.
In the selection Of the official
convention committees Ralph l..
Brandely Of Waterbury was named
a member Of the committee on law
md supervision; Patrick J. Bre-
heny. the per diem committee. and
Mayo Sheehan to the committee to
select the place Of the next conven-
ton.
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OBITUARY

Observation-Disclosures u. Reckahn
of 80 Wolcott street died yester.
day afternoon at st Mary's hospital
after a brief illness. Up to the time
of his illness Mrs Reclaim was en-.
ployed at the Scovill Manufactur.
ing company. He was member
Of the Loyal Order Of Moose and
the Woodmen of the World.
Mr. Reckahn Is survived by his
wife, Mrs Margaret (Kelly) Reck.
aim; one daughter, Dorothea, a
student at Albertus Magnus college
In New Haven and one brother,
Arthur of Buffalo, N. Y.
The funeral will be held at S:15
o'clock Monday morning from the
home to the Sacred Heart church
whore u mass of requiem will be
celebrated at 0 o'clock. Burial will
be In new st Joseph's cemetery.
MERCHANT - Mrs Mary J.
(Lewis) Merchant. widow OF Ben.
nett Merchant, died about noon
yesterday, at her home. 80 May.
rard avenue, in the seth year OF
her age. She fell about three
weeks ago, fracturing her hip, and
never rallied from the effects Of
the fall,
Mrs Merchant had resided In
Waterbury most OF her life, her
home being In the house on the
corner OF Grand and Leavenworti,
streets. where the CoWell-Gullfoiic
block Ia now located. She had
been a member OF the Second Con,
sregational church since 1899. and
was we'll known to many persons.
She II survived by one daughter,
Miss Charlotte Merchant. of this
city, and one sister. Mrs Alice Low.
Is Tubbs of Milford. A son,
Everett, died In carly manhood
some years ago.
The funeral arrangements are
not yet completed.
ClULLO--Consciata Ciullo, ago
~ years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Giovanni Ciullo died this morning
at 6t Mary's hospital after brlef
illness. She was pupil at the
Sacred Heart parochial school.
Besides her parents she leaves
one brother, Peter and two, sisters,
Pierina and Mary. Tho body was
removed TO the funeral home Of
Nicholas A. Maiorano, 2e7 Bank
street from whore funeral ar.
rangements Will be announced la
ter,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-05-14
TREE PLANTING
AT WEQUAPAUSET
Large Gathering Of Girl
Scouts and Friends
at Wateryille
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON

A large gathering Of girl scouts
from all the troops belonging to
the' Waterbury Council. together
with many friends witnessed most
interesting and colorful ceremonies
ut Camp Wepawuaset on upper
Boyden street, Watervllle yester-
day afternoon when three trees
were planted with appropriate GER
emonies. Two of the trees were
overgreens furnished by Charles
who superintendent the
planting. One of them was plant
ed In memory of George Washing
ton as part Of the Washington BIZ
Centennial program, and the
planting OF the tree entities the
local council to have It's name In
scribed on the roll Of the Ameri-
can Tree Planting Association. The
other was named the Friendship
Tree" and Is dedicated to all who
have In any way shown their
friendship to the Girl Scout moves
ment In Waterbury. As this tree
was planted, representatives from
each troop and members Of the
board OF commissioners Of the
Scouts placed handfuls OF earth
at the r0ots or the tree. Tnen AL
gathered about the tree and re.
newed their VOWS Of friendship,
each troop reciting bit Of verse
expressing the happiness to be
obtained from true friendship. The
tree was dedicated by Mrs Joel 1
Butler, chairman of the Camp
committee.
The planting Of the evergreens
was preceded by an act of historic
as q direct descendant
Of the famous Charter Oak. which
originally stood in the city OF
was planted. The tree
was obtained through the efforts
Of Mrs Clifford Perkins. chairman
Of the Connecticut Girl Scouts.
who secured II from the state Park
Commission. The planting Of this
Tree was symbolic Of the tradi-
lions Of Girl Scouts and their
loyalty to their nation. The dedi-
cation was conducted by Mrs Will
lam Leegett, who heads the wa.
.erbury Council. Mrs Lesgett
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CRUSADERS. RESENT DRY PROPAGANDA
FALLS THREE
STORIES, UNHURT

Cecile Molleur. two year old
daughter Of DIR and Mrs Emery
M0lleur Of Isl Charles street
o. none the worse to-day after q
fall from Q third story verandn
at her home last night. Author.
tiles at 81 hfary's hospital re-
ported the child 10 be conscious
and chatting away. this morn.
Ing after being In = drowsy state
through last night. X-ray pho.
tos are being taken 20 determine
the extent Of the chiid's injuries.
Ccclle was playing ON the yer.
anda when in an unexplained
manner she suddenly toppled
over the railing TO the ground
three floors below. She was
rushed to st Mary's hospital
where medical treatment was
Immediately administered.
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Scouts to Visit
Bird Reserves
will Be Accompanied By
Game Warden r. M.
Brittingham

Raymond NJ. Birmingham.
game warden OF Middlcsex county,
will act as guide this afternoon for
Boy Scouts. members Of the local
councils nature study course, who
will visit many bird reserves In tho
vicinity Of the city to study the
birds OF Connecticut and many
other animals that can be found In
such places.
Most of the studying will be
done In Whites Woods In Litch-
field and other reserves In Itch
field and Torrington, with special
attention being given to Upland
birds and water fowl.
Those who will make the trip
are requested by Scout Executive
Arthur u. Marston TO meet at the
First Congregational church at
1890 o'clock. This Ii the second
trip the boys will have taken this
year In connection with their
course. the first having taken place
two weeks ago when large party
inspected New London fish hatchs
cries. Two more trips will be made
later.
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ball players among the members OF
st Michaei's parish and a goou
team should be on the field.
Important Game
The Waterville Juniors have a
most Important game on their
hnnds this afternoon and q large
delegation Of fans is expected 10
Journey to Hamilton park to sup
port them. There, at 1:45 p. m. they
Will meet the Hopeville Juniors IN
a regular American Legion league
game. Both teams are undefeated
having captured all Of their games
sche duled to date. The Hopeville
earn will provide the strangest OPP
position met this year by the 10.
Gals. but the. Watervllie boys are
confident Of pinning a defeat on
last years champions.
Parent Teachers.
The Waterville Parent-Teachers
association held a most successtu!
food sale yesterday at the store or
Grieve, Bissett e. Holland In Wa
terbury. More than $25 was real
lied toward the fund which the
association Is raising to asst a
few members OF the graduating
class at Sprague school to obtain
articles necessary for graduation.
It had been planned to hold n
card party at Sprague' school gym
nasium on next Monday night. the
proceeds to go to the same fund.
This affair, however has been post
poned TO a later date. to be an
nounced by Mrs Atherton OF the
ways and means committee, The
committee In charge OF yesterdays
sale was headed by Mrs George
Cowles, who was assisted by Mrs
Frank Bailey, Mrs G. Arthur Du.
Boise, Mrs Elmer Wilson and Mrs
AthePton, and IL most grateful TO
the excellent support given the
sale by the women of Watervi(le
who contributed so generously to
Gard Party.
Eight tables were In play at the
card party given at st Michaers
Parish hall yesterday afternoon by
the Ladies' Aid society Of that
church. II was In charge OF Mrs
John M. Lynch and Mrs Michael
Malta. The next Party will take
place on Thursday evening of next
week and a good attendance Is an-
ticipated. The holders OF highest
score at each table yesterday were
Mrs Joseph McArdie. Mrs William
Hsapey, Mrs u. II. Beaudqin, Mrs
John, M. Lynch, Mrs Matthew
Gagain, Mrs James Hughes. Mrs
william Calvin and Mrs James
German.
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ranged the program. A musical
program was presented by the
Scouts. It included the singing Of
Joyce Kilmer's Trees; the
Scout Song. which is written to
the melody Of an old Creation folk.
song; THE Trees Tehy Do Grow
High. and old English lk-song:
and America the Beautiful.
Guests included Mr. and Mrs
John II. Goss, Mr. and Mrs John
A. Coe, Mr. and Mrs Arthur Reed
Kimball. Mayor Frank Hayes. Miss
Alice Kingsbury, Miss Helen
briggs, Miss Helen Chase, Irving
H. Chase, Mrs Nelson Pomeroy, Mr.
and Mrs John p. Elton, Miss Car
oline Plat. Miss Joel I. Butler,
william w. eager, Mrs Samuel A.
Chase. Robert Z. Plat, John M.
Burial. and Rev and Mrs John N.
Lewis.