The Berkshire Eagle from Pittsfield, Massachusetts • 16

THE BERKSHIRE EVENING' EAGLE TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1227. DAILY NEWS OFr CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN BERKSHIRE COUNTY TOWNS 9 PAGE TEXAS TO CHINA an! Mr. Sars ace sow hws 339 II gh street. Dalton Great SEVENTY ATTEIID HIGH SCHOOL HAS ITS A II II UAL EXERCISES TWO FINED IN LEE ON LIQUOR CHARGES Frank Bean of East Otis and Clara Kennedy of Otis were fined to th district court. at Lee this morning a liquor charges.

Both appealed- Tb case resulted from raid conducted by state troopers June A Bean was fined 130 for Illegal keeping and offering for sale of liquor and 100 for maintaining a liquor nuisance. Th other defendant was fined $50 for keeping and exposing liquor for Attorney A. B. Clark Lee and Atty. Thomas F.

Cassidy of this city represented the defendants. i i Need of Larger Auditorium Felt as Liarge Class Is Graduated The commencement exercise of the Lenox high school held In the Lenox town had last evening demonstrated beyond question that the town of Lenox. needs a larger auditorium for its public functions and a room with a stage much larger than th present one. Wt(lle there la al-ways joy and pleasure manifest to seeing a class of young men and women leaving school face life yet the exercises last evening had the sad side for not alono are the member of th class leaving the school, but Ralph W. Barnes, the superintendent Who worked faithfully for several years in the interests of the schools of Lenox but also Paul R.

Baird, the successful and well-fiked principal, 4s ending his connection with Lenox and her high school. The room was artistically and beautifully decorated with cut flowers, ferns and palms and over the stage was the class motto; Nunquam NdA Paratu (Never Unprepared), worked in th class colors, rose and gold. Effectively used in the decorations of th stage was the class flower, the Ophelia rose. Seated on the stage besides the class members were members of the school board, the faculty and the superintendent of schools. The; program included a march by the orchestra, selection, "Song of the Amorer, chorus; essay, Across the Seas, by Francis Raymond OBrien; solo, I Love a Little Cottage," Miss Katherine Slocum Bourne, accompanied by Miss Harriet Parsons; essay, Over the 'land," Ralph Henry Barnes; selection, orchestra; class history, Miss Elizabeth Christine Bull; class prophecy.

Miss Mary Margaret Mackey; election, Daybreak, chorus; presentation of class gift, president of the- senior class, William Edward Higgins: acceptance of class gift, Walter Kendall Parker, president of the Junior class; selection, orchestra; essay, Along -the Eugene Joseph Mackey; assay, Through the Bernard Grover Graves; presentation of Miss Alice E. Downs, secretary of the school committee; class song written' by Miss Ellen Jliggip The members of the class were: Ralph Henry Barnes, Philip Michael Barry, William John Beneat, Katherine Slocum Bourne, Carle ton Frederick Brown, Elizabeth Christine Bull, Kathleen Josephine Cahill, Joseph Matthew Carty, Maurice Clere, James Timothy Clifford, Mary piizabeth Conklin, Margaret Ellen 'Curtin, Emily H. DallavaUe, Vincent Gerald Driscoll, Cyrill Alan Dudos, Evelyn Horton Duncan, i'ohn Henry Feeney, Francis William Gallagher, Bernard" Grover Grave. David Jakob Greenfield, Thomas Francis Healey, Mary Ellen HlgginsWUliam Edward Higgins. Alice Mirjt Hughes, Thomas Francis Hughes William Francis Johnson, Anthony Joseph Krysienski, John William Lahert, Anna Louise Leydet, Eugene Joseph Mackey, Margaret Mary Mackey.

Howard Carl Muhson, Francis Raymond OBrien, Harriet Elizabeth Parsons, Albert Gustave Patard, Patricia Rita ReHis, Lacy Helen Smith, Ellen Mabel Snelgrove and Hubert Harold Tormey. At the class day exercises, William Higgtos on behalf of the school teachers and pupils in the high school building presented Paul R. Baird the retiring principal, with a gold watch and chain. Members of the graduating class presented Ralph W. Barnes, the re-tiring prindpal, with a set of fountain pens and' pencils.

1 and' per 1 6 LEE GIRL BECOMES BRIDE OF ALOaSy MAN Miss Leda B. Stanard of Lee and Charles Joyner of AlbanyN, were united in marriage at 4 o'clock Satundav I 4 a G. Cole, the pastor, performed the ceremony. The couple were attended by Miss Dorothy D. Decker and Louis JT.

both of this city. The bride Is employed at the Read-Shaw agency In this city and Mr. Joyner Is. employed to Albany. Jhe couple will make their home in Albany.

Loat Pointer female, liver and white marking, last even Friday afternoon to pasture at Valley farm V-tween Berkshire and Gulf roads. Finder will be suitab'y rewarded by tel phoning 29. 29 A free hone wanted to a Trot-s-tant family for an attractive eight yestr Old girt and her s.x year Id brother. Separate home w.ll be considered. Writ Box 200, Eagle office, Pittsfield.

29 To Rent Four rooms upstairs, $18 a month, for elderly coople. or young couple with a baby. TeL S4-1L Lost white and tan female beagle. Fiadyr please call Clarence Warren, 242-W. 39 Wanted High school girl deslros position ss mother' helper during summer months.

97 Ash a slot Ft. TeL 249-R, 5 For Sale Seven room house on Ashuelot St. Large bathroom, good fixtures, electricity, hardwood floors, extra lot. This hou4 is in good repairs. Not old.

WUl sell cheap on easy term If desired. Arthur E. Ford, 97 Ashuelot St. Tel. 243 ft.

5 For Sale Fireworks, Spirit of 76, the make thats full of thunder, a new pistol for the low prices. J. P. Midfileton, 453 North Pittsfield. 29 CARD OF THANKS, We wish to express our' sincere tl tanks for the many acta of kindness shown us by our many friends and neighbors during our recent bereavement to the loss of our beloved husband and father.

Mrs. Thomas Curran and Family. 29 Movies, Thursday Douglas Mac-lean to "Let It -Rain," this one is A-No. 1 for good hearfy laughs serial comedy news. N(sxt Thursday Gene Stratton Porters "Magic Garden.

30 For Sale: House, nine rooms, all modern improvements at 121 Central avenue, call at 160 Carson place. 1 Attendance Record. For the month of June, grade the Center school, Mrs. Elizabeth Nlcholls, teacher, has thej highest per cent of attendance, namely 99.41 and this month will have the banner during the first month of the next school year. Miss Phelps' room in the CraneviHe building, which was first in attendance last month, now holds second place with an average of 99.08.

There are seven rooms that have a per cent of attendance from 98.76 to 9S.lL The average per cent of all the schools for the period is 98.47, a very h'gh average. There were recorded in all the schools, 149 tardy marks, 33 dismissal marks, 5 unexcused half day absences, 26 unexcused tardinesses. In the CraneviHe school, grade 8, Beatrice Turner has the wonderful record of not having been absent from school for five years. George Thomas has not been' absent for one year. la grade 2 of the same building.

Miss Sarah J. Champlin, teacher, Mary Baker ha been perfect tn at-tendance for the entire year. Harold Hewitt has been perfect in attendance for th last term, and John Casey has been absent only one-half day during the year. In the Center school, grade 3, which Mrs. Elizabeth.

Nicbolla Is the teacher, Oscar St. Germain and Ethel De Angelis have not been absent for the entire year. These two pupils have been awarded a special pr.ze by the teacher. The following pupils this grade have a perfect attendance for' the last five months; Dorothy Crawford, Helen Dennis, Russell Parks. Ethel DeAngells ha received a Palmer Method button for good work in penmanship, She being the only ope in her grad jto receive this award.

It is very unusual for any one to the third grade to receive an award in penmanship. Marriage Announced Mrs. Jennie Litchfield of Hayien-ville announces the marriage of her daughter, Evelyn Marian, of Northampton, to Fred Grant Sears. a son of Mr. and G.

Sears of 339 High street, The ceremony took place oa Easter Sunday, April 17, 1927, at the Church Our Saviour, the church at -Lebanon Springs, N. and was performed by Rev, William Tilden, rector of the church, formerly of Dalton, and a friends ct Mr. Sears. Mrs. Sears attended the William1-burg' high school, where she was a member ct the class of 1920.

Sho was also a member' the 1329 law class in Northeastern univers.ty. For the past nine year she has been employed as office assistant tO'Dr. W. Cooney of Northampton. She was a charter member, organizer and former of the Northampton Speakers club, and was also active in the work of the" Peoples institute.

Sir. Sears graduated from Dalton high school to 1919, and from Mas. chuSetts Agricultural college to 1923, whereVh was. 'active in-the musical clubs aid played first violin in the quintet. Ha Is an officer Li Unity lodge of Masons, and assistant scoutmaster of Troop 4.

Soouta. He is at present with. Prince and' walker, interior decoratorsT ot Pittsfield. Mr. rss To Hate a Ftorwerk Dieplsy 4- display of fireworks w.U be the feature th sves.pg ceebrvuoa A July 4.

TS fi resort 13 be band'ed by S. Seyernio Mass.zi.ano, who eag-4 last Mr. Muse tuiBO, who i a a expert in line, has assured theNfourih Juy tee that th display th year wig equal. It it dor hot excel, that last year. PrecKl ng and following the firework therevw.3 be a concert by the 190th Field Artillery band Pittsfield, Trsfflq arrangements -be taken car of by Ch ef Polire Joseph H.

CXaffle. It hs not yet been decided where the will be held this year. lAsb-year it took place in ton Grove pak. To Examine Children To comply with a request of tbd state board of health, the school phy-s and the school nurse would like to meet Thursday, June 39 at in Jk Cranev ill and Cornier school buddings for a physical ex amir.atlon, all children who are to tv, ter school In September for the first time. Th mothers are asked to gq with their children to the build-in gq where they, are to be enrolled, M.8S Marie Bennett of Roche' ter, X.

is visiting Mrs. IL Claffie of 60 Carson avenue. The Dalton Rod A-Gun club will, have a trapshoot qt the club grouois' to Klttredgeviiie tomorrow, beginning at 6. oclock. Mr.

and Mrs. George "Wright St. Petersburg. Fla. are with their.

Mrs. John Daverin of Mas1 street, for the summer. George Van Deusen. young soff of Mr. and Mw.

Henry Van Deuseaj of Penning street, received a fractured' forearm a fall yesterday. The' fracture was reduced by Dr. P. Sullivan. The small son of Mr.

and Mr Royal Zauche of Daly avenuo wat bitten in the face by a doc yesterday ft was necessary to have the wound dressed by a physician. Fred I "Warren ct High street underwent an operation for amputa. tion of a leg at the House of Mercy hospital today. Cheshire. For Sale Fireworks, Spirit of '76, th make thats full of thunder.

J. Ft 453 North Pittsfield, i Tliis is the last week to pay do taxes without an additional cfcarga, July 1 Town Clerk Regan will turd over to the dog officer all unpaid taxes for collection. The business meetir the Baptist church wjll be held the church next Sunday morning. All persona having in their poe session relics ar requested to load them for the -exhibit which will held at the Baptist church from Sat -urday to Monday night. Harold Wheelock underwent ad operation for the removal of his ton at the Plunkett Memorial hospital In Adams last Saturday.

David O. Chaput has been draw as Juryman for the July term of court. Mrs. George Wood ha returned from a visit with her daughter in East Chatham, N. Y.

Miss Dor Harwood of North Adams is visiting Mrs. E. Chase and family. I George Heisler received serious injuries to his head yesterday while at work in the quarry of the Famazn Him company when a pipe fell and crushed his "head against the side of th quarry. He was brought to his home on Richmond street wher was attended by Dr.

H. N. Archibald, Brakes Theres one thing; you cant afford to do that is drive around with poor brakes. Let us check them over today. DALTON GARAGE Phone 245 Attention! i Renew Your Spark Plugs Lining Oil and Grease AT Messengers Garage Dalton Tel 73-31 4 LAD7B A Ejc per Tasefit burs s.

Pions wave at Co Js 1 'gal tit tmportej er-d domestic fir-we-k. X4 fc An tier Avallon. gitr-eid. 1 1 Art 30-4 ef 'masonry ard ew.ni work wanted. El 9terrK.nl, Tel.

Haalal tl S. 23 A isor, wanted la a Protestor famly lor in eight old g.l and her s.x year 14 rAhr, Leparat home wllftb on-red. y-rit Box 200, Bax' f. p.itn.'.eld. 23 NOTICE -Fir worki.

ef the beat make will tli tniddl of the as ear Ml- leave orders ahead" 1 fcpts. IL 7 Railroad street. 5 1 x- a xroxnO fci at auction' at judges' pan 4, Saturday, July 2, at I p. m. 1 StrawLerry jfipper, North F-r- church, Thursday r.i'.

Jure 30, from 6:20 to 8 o'clock. 810 Cold ham, cream'd potatoes, fcrgn mad, roils, cottage cheese," jelly, strawberry a'nortcake. 30 i 3 A full assortment of Dunlop auto firf, pore better -toad. Get or new rice a Snyd ra New 29 WE BEHIND TOUT I cat ur er-'Clai price 12.9$ Thermax electric irons end oa June 90th. Better order one today.

South Berkshire Power it K3ecric 39 Keguiftrimewtinir K. C. this eve nihg-at I 'lock. 1 2 BOOTH Where ore 'may dally over a superb refreshment served from) a superior fountain. Erjoy a delicious ice cream soda, a sundae o'r perhaps dainty sahdwich, with home cooked fillings.

We nee only Pittsfield Milk' Rgchangk Ice cream, boat by test Our chocolate is famous, prepared to the Hat -d'groe richness from Mail-lard's French coccs. Things we put uppermost, constant insistence upon ObaJlty in everything. Cassidys Modern Drug Shop, Great Barrington. 29 Trotting (lasses for Fair, trotting committee of the JIous- tonic Agricultural society, have ir. ranged the following trotting and pacing classes for the coming fair in Sep.

temper. On Wednesday the second Wy there will be the 2.24 pace, 2.2T uot and 2.15 pace fog purses $5001 Thursday the 2.14 trot, purse $600 and 2.1 trot for purses $QQt Friday the closing day the events be the 242 pace, purse $G00, 2.20 and 2.24,trot for purses of $fC0. The annual ffgo-for-all is omitted this vear. The evening show will be held mi Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Musi on the opening day will na furnished "by the American Legion Boje'band this town and on the re nuiining days the-New Departure, nand of Bristol, which plaved h'V last year, will furnl'-h the i Gralin-tVoods Wedding -Miss Hilda Caroline Grahn, daugh ter Mr.

and Mra. Oscar Grahn of Kauthr fcgremont. and JohWwooiis were married yesterday ini the home of the bride, the ceremony being per formed by Kev. C. ilj Bryanl, pastor if the Congregational churebT in Kgremonti Miss Tina Woods, the bridegrooms sister and Tony Peno were the attendants.

The bride wore a gown of whit georgette, a large white picture hat and carrief'a bouquet cf roses. Miss Woods was dressed in a gown pink crepe and a pink hat- Many guests attended the wedding. File Intentions. Tony FViden of the town of Wa3h ington, and Mary (Rochniak) RusPife of Great Barrington, have filed' intentions with the town clerk. lit New Haven.

Mias Irene Levasaeour, daughter Mr, and Mrs, Frederick Levan scour and granddaughter of Mrs. Mary Nal-ty of this town, was married if John William HcQuald. The Ceremony was performed in New HaVcn sphere th brides parents re.slde. I i I 5 Funeral of Mira. Mary Groelil.

Funeral eervitea for the late Mra. Mary roe hi of New York were held at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon in the fjongregatlonal church at 1 Monterey, ijev. ft, II, Abercrombie, the pastor officiated. The bearers were Ellery Joseph Johnson, "Harold it Marr, Frry FaVgo, Lester. Miner nbd Wallace Tryon.

Burial was in the i V-ra shire cemetery. Dr. lb Blanchard of Pittsfield operated on aeveral patients at Fair-'1'W hospital', Monday foy the removal enlarged tonsils. Mra Charles of- New York who bought the Mead property a Berk stlre Heights in town Friday, It1 deeds transferring the place were phased Saturday. The Misses Mqry and Katherine jSouth Berkshire.

Classified Advs. WANTED A JUOIIOICHLT JUti.IABI.E etngle mart nrl furre vtork Nui.t ood 'iitkr ead Tt-L Stockbrld '3 A- wr-t nkuchupplrs. JUrHnrton 344 J. CVMPKTBNT KEUASLB WOMAN ni fiefrncM to-Apply Cbenutwood, Maps Mm, 1 70 KENT FI, AT 4 rwma iBotudins hot wir And fkrtfy. Edmond la Hurux l-nurol Ov lio 43 TL F0U SALK rriscr CABrvrT PHONOGRAPH, rlar all rocorda.

tlea of rocorda. AU tor O. roa.w Gaoat liarrlncton. 1TAV RIGGING, 4 12. aUo ttrw foil for hay earner.

Timothy Hayea, Groat liarrloirton. 2 Ml SLAT I.AUlilR HACK, ant, ooo movie chair. Tab iVl-M Great Barr, or to ft, 2 I I.KSU KILI.t. D. pRK8ri BltOlLPHS to order, Auseae tallaari, Croat hat rron.

I tt LOST AND FOlND LOST Black, taa an white braata bound P9. MaarerU tf to Bdwar.l SrTaa. Van J.J ST Wnman a a a a.arf rrn. drraary ahalwe inaatrr. June 22.

PinCer olaae leave at i.ar a olT.re. -Oreat iiar. r.uatue, id Jerv. ct New York ere. coming this week for vi.t with Mrs.

J. JL C. Church Bonny Bank. A dinner party will be held previous the ball mt the Wjrentenock Country tab ftatariay evetucg, -J. Mack', New York is pidi r.g fey days at his country hptm here, i I H.

E. Lynch, a tachr' in th pr-arles high school has gon to hi bom tn Worcester for th summer, 1 Mrj, and Mrs. J. ft. Mead, who oid their residence Berkshire Heights recently left Monday for New London.

They ar to at Light house inn for the summer and as soon as they decide on plans wifi build a new bouse In that city, Mr. and Mrs. J. Maoey Willetts have been spending a few days with F. K.

fiturgee in Newport, ft. Mr. and Mrs. David Ives Mackie leave daring the week for Nantucket, yber they will spend ts summer. Miss ftosalie Pengergast has had as her guests at her home Griswold Lodge farm, the Misses Helen Cool-tier Cambridge, N.

and Betty Burt of Pittsfield, Haley and R.chard Grier back at New Haven, Co nm, and WilLam Jackson of Brook-ln. ewfr.fi TlJre will be no meeting this the Great Barrington Kotary Cl b. A large delegation ct members will, go to Pittsfield to hear Rev, Dr. S. Papkes Cadman of New York, jvho is to be the speaker at the Pittsfield club meeting to be held at The Wendell The radio twins, place and Posen cello willi be heard from1 station WEAF, Nerw York, a Monday, July 4 at 7 oclock.

Including in their program thrv will play, Somewhere a Sweetheart Is Waiting for words by E. P. Davis, music by Harold Thompson, both of thlgtown. hi. F.

Saxton, 1 and family of New York have arrived in Sheffield for the season and will occupy the school Infirmary at' the Berkshire school, which they had last year. Mr. Saxton Is connected with the publishing house of Harper Bros. IDs. Charles Viola and daughter, Gloria of Sarasota, are in town and will spend the summer with her sister, Mrs.

George Atwood. The ladies' of the Baptist church of North Egremofit will serve a supper on Thursday evening, -i Horatio Allen of Waterbury, who was partner of H. F. Joslin for over 30 years In the candy find ice cream business in that city, has sold the retail part of the business. He-will conduct the wholesale business The Sun-' day Republican of Waterbury published a story of the founding of the business.

MY Joslin, yrho retired four years ago now lives here. Mrs. Charles Scrimgeour and daughter, Carla, returned home Mon-day from Fairview hospital. Ex-Mayor Hotchkiss of Waterbury, was the guest Monday of Mr. and Mrs.

JL F. Joslm. Madison Andrus, who for weeks lias been undergoing treatment at Fairview hospital has returned to his. home- Alfred Peterson, who has been spending a month, in town with relatives returned Monday to his home in Monravia, Cal. Axel Peterson and family, Mrs, John Peterson, and Mrs.

lAlrika Sals tronx visited in Hartford and Manchester, Sunday. Mrs. Elizabeth M. Parrish, houser keeper and her assistant, Mrs. Elizabeth Farley; left here today tor Camp Fernway, Lake Garfield.

Monterey, where they will until September. This- Is Mrs. Parrishs sixth year at Camp FeVnway. i Housatonic Regular meeting KJof C. this evening at 8 oclock.

29 Dr. W. W. Jones was called to Now York Yesterday morning to see a patient a consultation. He will also bring a patient, back with him to th latters home in Stockbrklge.

The Housatonic Girls club plans a picnic at Lake Buel tomorrow evening. Each girl is to' bring her own luncji and is asked' to notify Miss Ruth Chaffee. -The picnic of the Sunday school of the Methodist church is to be held at Gibson's landing. Lake Buel. Saturday, Afiguet 13.

Miss Mary Comstock has taken a position as bookkeeper" at the Harper garage in Great Barrihgton. 1 Mr. andr Mrs. LeRoy Wilcox of New Britain, were the recent guest here or Mr. and Patrick McHugh on High street.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox are former residents this village and tpils was their first visit here in 17 years. Mrs. F.

A. IClahn has rented her home for the summer to the Misses Arnold St. Albans, N. Mrs IL.H.ofmyer and Miss Dora Wolter fAlbany are the guests here of Mr. and, Mrs.

F. Sauer. Is Mrs. Sauers mother. Muriel MazelU of Bennington, Vt, visited relatives here yesterday Caiiaan, Cohn.

I John Rodemeyer of Greenwich was a visitor in town Sunday. Mis Isabel Roger attended Jhe MUlerton high school alumni ban-quet dance in MUlerton Saturday evening. Mr. gn4 Mrs. Fred- Capron of Newport, News, are siting relatives In town and toppl4sr in Ashley Falls at the home of 'Mrs.

Julia ftoraback. Miss Trieschman, teacher in Danbury, Is at her home Church street for the summer vacation. i Miss Mary teacher Ip Manchester, is at her home on Bail-road street for the summer aveation. Miss Florence Fitzgerald, teacher In South Manchester, is home for the summer vacation, Miss Elsie Hester, teacher in' New Milford. is at met home Church street for the summer vacation, Officers and teachers the Pilgrim church school wyi hold their annual outing at Twin lakes, evening at the cottage of Ailyn Fuller.

Th Womens union of Pilgrim church will serve a supper In -the church parlor Thursday evening, June 30, 6-8 oclock, dayl.ghp saving time. Mr, and Mf- Fred Brewer, Mr. and Mrs, David Roger, Mr. arid Mrs. Earl Bern! and Mr.

and Mrs. Virgil Miller Spent Sunday in Xew Haven. ftlhard PhaJr and family of P.ttsf.'lj were week end guests at v-4 eel I 3 Vv A 4 i V.V.v yt I r- Lieut. Tom Hardin (above) of Dallas, will attempt to from Dallas to Hongkong, China, in 144 hours to win the $28,000 prize offered by William Easterwood, Dallas chewing gum magnate. Three stops are allowed on the trip.

Lieut. Herbert Kindred of Dallas is to be Hardins companion. Lenox Alfred 1 Peters Son, announce the opening of a paint and wall paper store on' Chunch street, Lenox, on Monday, June 27th. A discount of 10 per' cent will be allowed on all goods purchased during opening week. 29 Fireworks for sale, Spirit of 76, the make thats full thunder.

J. P. Middleton, 433 North Pittsfield. 29 THE LENOX SAVINGS BANK wUl be open to receive deposit on July 1, from 7 to 8:30 in the evening. These deposits draw interest from July 1st 1 WE REMIND YOU that our special price of $2.98 on Thermax electric irons ends on June 30th.

Better order one today. South Berkshire Power A Electric Co. 30 NOTICE During the -months of July and August, the local merchants will close their stores at noon on Wednesday commencing July 13. 5 FTREWORKS FIREWORKS A large assortment at Formentos stand, Lee, oa sal tomorrow. 29 Wickes-Parsons Wedding Miss Fanny Haven Wickes, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Forsyth Wickes of New York1, and Tuxedo Park, formerly- of Lenox and John E. Parsons of Lenox son of Mrs. Herbert Parsons and the late air. were married yesterday In SL Marys Epie-copal churchj at the entrance to Tuxedo Park.

Rv. Robert S. W. Wood performed the ceremony. The church was filled with guests.

Many of them from New York cams by special train. Some who Were unable to get inside th church, joined those who did, at the reception and breakfast held at Gray Crag, the Wickes estate. Both church and house were beautifully decorated by Herbert Tansey and George Nllson, Tuxedo gardeners. Large quantities of late spring flowers and rose were used. Miss Marian Wickes was.

her sister maid of honor. The Other attendants were Mrs. A. Newbold Morris, Mrs. William Bergh -Kip, Mrs.

Gifford C. Ewing, Misses Edith Woodward, Lee Higglnson anil Kitty Wickes, another sister to. the bride. A. Newbold Morris was best man and the ushers included the Messrs.

Herbert McIIvaine Parsons, brother of the bridegroom, Moreland Patterson, Bayard Sehleffelin, Daniel 'Wright, Allston Jenkins, Alfred Findley, Frederick Haines, John IL P. Gould and Carl Martin. Miss Wickes wore a gown white satin trimmed with lace that has been in the brides family for many years. A tulle Teil was. trimmed with silver.

The bridesmaids wore dresses of orchid toned chiffon trimmed with silver and carried large horsehair bouquets of sweet peas and Ins, Sports Program The Lenox Brotherhood boat committee has announced that the following program of sports will be carried out on the 4th of July (it Lake Mahkeeriac: Swimming races 23 yard race open to girls under 15; 35 yard race pea to girls over 35; 25 yard race open to boys under 15; 50 yard- race pen to boys over 15. i Diving Best exhibition ct by boys under 15; best exhibition of diving, by boys over 13; beet exhibition of diving, open to all. races Tube race for boys under 15; tilting contest, doubie-canoe race, sail boat-race, row boat race, pie eating contest for boys, duck race and tub race, Prizes will be awarded to the winner of each event. A special prize will be awarded to the best all around athlete. The Lenox Brotherhood club seeks competition from Stoekbrldge beach to Stoekbrldge.

Sandy beach in Lee, and Weston beach In Dalton, In all the water sports, and a challenge will be Issued to the officials of these organizations. Oscar R. Hutchinson is chairman of the water sports committee, and lie win be assisted by Tremaine Parsons and i Henry L. Smith. All entries should be sent to this committee.

Mrs. Julia E. Gocdoll has returned from a visit to Troy, N. Y. Mrs.

Eva Duncan and Miss Charlotte Duncan of Port Chester, N. are with Mr. and Mrs. Tremaine Parsons. They were her fof the Lenox high school graduating everclse Mis Emily Duncan a member of the class.

Miss Anna Worrier Is home from Huntington, where she is a teacher in the publlo schools. Mr. Georg F. Howland and daughter. Miss Priscilla of Conway were week end guest of Mr.

and Mrs. Ell H. Felton. Miss Emma Vlllemont, a teacher tn the publlo schools of Athol, Is with her parent for th summer vacation; Miss Gladys Cullom of the Western Union Telegraph office force visit. Jn Great Barrington over th week epd.

i The annual meeting of the Lenox Library association, will be eld at th library July 6 at 11 a. m. Kenneth Bonner of th faculty of I i luce ton college hoa made reaerva- Workers for Fairview Hospital Discuss Plans for Raising $300,000 Burp ha at the large attendance of the team captains' dinner at the Oak-wood hotel in Great Barrington, last night, la Fairview hospitals 8300,000 bu.ldmg fund campaign, quickly gave way to spontaneous enthusiasm as reports of success In team organization were made and plans were discussed. Altogether over 70 men and women attended the dinner. AU part of the southern Berkshire were represented.

Enrollment of team captains and lieutenants is nearly completed and prao tioally all captains and lieutenants were present. Clarinc I. Sweet, chairman of the campaign, welcomed the tearq, leaders and expressed gratification on behalf of the' dtrectorgot the hospital and the campaign executive committees at the enthusiastic response with which organization work "was being met in ail parts of the hospital district. Robert K. Wheeler, confrfander of the men's teams in the central division, in speaking qf the enthusiasm with which the organization of the men teams throughout the entire district was being effected; said: Practically everyone whom the commanders have asked to serve as captains have accepted with pleasure and the captains are meeting with the same response in the enlistment of team workers.

Mrs. John H. C. Church, chairman of the womens division told of th success with which enrollment In the womens campaign organization was progresslngmd pointed out that only one woman fieutenant remained to be decided She Introduced Mrs. H.

A. Stevens, commander of the women's teams in the central division who added her praise to that of the other speakers for the interested cooperation with which the movement was being greeted. AH th speakers ar agreed that the splendid spirit being put into the campaign was a sure indication that the campaign could already be considered a success. Team captains not yet announced include Mrs. F.

B. Kirby of Sheffield and Mrs. P. E. Davin of Housatonic both in the centra! division; Miss Elizabeth Downing in the northern division, Who is be captain of the womens team which will cover Lee and Tyringham; S.

Bryan ahd Howard Cook, who will be captains of two of the womens and mens teams for New Marjboro and Sandisfleld in the eastern I division and Mrs. Emma Heath cndGardner Stevens, who will lead teams for Monterey and Otis also in the eastern division. the hom of K. Phalr on Railroad street. Kenneth' Robert spent Sunday In Springfield and Mrs.

Roberts returned 'with him; after spending two week with her sister, Mrs. Mac Queston. 1 Lee A free home wanted In a Protestant family for an attractive eight year otd girl and her year old brother. Separate homes Will be considered. Write Box 200, Eagle office.

Pittsfield. 29 SEE JOHN GILBERT TOMORROW wlti Greta Garbo la The Flesh arid the- Devil, ne of the biggest productions of this or any other year! Admission 15cf and. 39c. Careys theatre. 29 FIREWORKS FIREWORKS A large assortment at Formenfos stand, Lee, oa sale tomorrow.

29 ONeil -Johnson Wedding The wadding of Miss Loretta ONeil of Hartford and William JL Johnson of this town will take place tomorrow morning at St. Marys church in Hartford at 10 o'clock. Miss Madeline Callanan. of New York city will be bridesmaid' and Raymond Johnson of this town will be the best man. Miss Mary and Miss Marjorie Dougherty and Mrs.

Dougherty wen to New York yesterday. Mrs. Farrington L. Mead and daughter. Miss Florence and son, Louis, who have been visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Delos K. Sheldon have returned to Mechanicville, N. Y. Miss Gladys Controy of Dalton Is passing a few days at the Greenock Inn.

1 -fitifi "Virginia McGoMbrick has takjen' a summer clerical position in the Lee National bank. The Lee high school graduating class dined at the East Lee inn last evening. Miss Martha Goodrich, a teacher in the Grafton schools is with her parents, -Mr. and Mrs. John JL Goodrich for the summer vacation.

Mrs. A. RelBy is visiting la Springfield. Miss Elizabeth Driscoll of Hew York is with Mr. and Mrs.

Augustus Martin, Thomas Brown has returned from New York. 5 Miss Martha Goodrich has taken a position in the assessors' office. Mr. Anna Dimang and daughter of Hartford passed the week end with Charles Peeon in South Loe. Mr.

and Mrs. John Tarmey, who have been with Mr. Tarmey brother, Henry Tarmey, returned Sunday to New York. South Egremont CARD OF THANKS To our friend and -neighbor who were so' kind to in our recent affliction. we wish to extend our most grateful thanks.

and Mrs. Chauncey Chase, South Egremont. 29 Lenox Dale THE LENOX SAVINGS BANK will be open to receive deposits on July from 7 to 8:30 in the evening. The deposits draw' interest from July Urn 1 PLAN ENTERTAINMENT Great interest is being shown In the plana of the Lenox Brotherhood Boat club commute for holding an entertainment at th club grounds at Lake on the afternoon and evening ol th Fourth of July. Committees ar being organized to handle aR the necessary details of such a celebration which will consist to the afternoon of varied program of water sports such as wading, swimming and boat races, high and fancy diving and tilting contests.

Competition in th events will be open to everyone and attractive prizes will be awarded to i the winners. A special prize will be given to the best all around water athlete. Already entries are being received and all the classes will well filled. At night an elaborate exhibition of fireworks will be set off from floats stationed far out in the lake- Th club grounds win attractive-ly decorated with the national color and the shores of the lake will be illuminated with Various colored lights. Refreshment booths will be open during the afternoon and evening.

WHEATLEJGH PREACHERS The following are to be preachers at sunset services at IVheatlelgh, Lenox, during the summers June 26, the rector; July 3, Rev, EL Russell Bourne, rector of th Church of the Resurrection, New York; July 10, Rev. Arthur Lee Kinsolving, rector at Amherst; July 17. Rev. Walcott Colt Treat; July 24, Rev. Latta Griswold, rector at Lenox; July 31.

Rev. Edward C. Bradley, M. A. of Lee; August 7, Rt.

Rev. Thomas F. Davies, bishop of western Massachusetts; August 14, ReV. Percy G. Kammerer, Ph.

rector of Trinity church, Pittsburgh; August 24, Rev. Latta Griswold; August 28, Rv. Alexander G. Cummings, D. rector 6f Christ chu(rch, Foughkeepsie; September 4, Very Rev.

Hugell Fosbroke, D. dean of the General Theologipal seminary: Sep tember 11, the rector; September 18, Rev. Canon Anson Phelps Stokes, D. D. LL.

D. oil 'Washington. Stokbridge SEE MjANTRAP TONIGHT with Clara Bow. Gripping! Sensational! Different! Shown with other reels at no advance in prices at town hall, 29 WE REMIND YOU Jhat our special price ot $2.95 on Thermax electric irons end oa June 30th. Better order one today.

South Berkshire Power A Electric Co. 80 FIREWORKS FIREWORKS A large assortment at' Formentoa stand. Lee, oa sale tomorrow. 29 Mrs. M.

IL Jones of New York will open her Interlaken cottage tomorrow for the season. Frank Kickery and Lasher Hubert of Interlaken have returned from a motor trip to Vermont. The horse racing program at tie Le Pleasure park under the auspices of the Stoekbrldge Speed club will be held Monday afternoon, July 5th at 2:15. 'James P. Malunrphy, the promoter, expects eight or nine horses in the events.

Mr. and Mrs. Phillips Bagden have returne to their Lenox road estate from a trip to New York. Felix Mangue of Dalton was a visitor to town yesterday. 1 Mr.

and Mrs. Pretzfield and family of New 'York who last year occupied th Walter L. Clark cottage, Shady Side, are again in Stock-bridge. The committee in charge of the block dance Saturday evening has arranged a very attractive program and the event promises to have a large attendance, both from the summer colony and all year round people. There ar many each year, that come from surrounding towns.

irom surrounding towns. Rachael Palmer Mount Vernon, N- a teacher in the public schools. Is ''with her parents, Mr. and Paul S. ft.olmer of Prospect hill for the summer vacation.

Miss Minnie Adams, Miss Edith Breed and Miss IrenX Sprott have gon to attend a conference at Wellesley cottage. Wellesley, New Lenox A business meeting and social for St. Helenas parishoners will b- held tomorrow evening at 8 oclock in th parish house. ATI members are requested to attend. Hinsdale Hinsdale grange will conduct a whist and dance in th grange hall Friday evening.

The party ot 60 ypung 'women from the W. C. A. central school of physical culture and hygiene, who have spent th past four week doing field work at Camp Lenore at Ashmore lake, have left and th camp is being made ready for th arrival of about 140 girls who will pend July and August there. Camp Oesopua at Plunkett lake will oen July 1 with 60 boys and girls and a ata'f of u.

pervlsors and counselors. Judge M. IL Sullivans Fcrnwood camp at Plunketts will also open early next month. Mias Marjorie Brogue, who recently was graduated from the Mao-Duffle school in Springfield, has returned for the summer. Sha recently took examinations for entrance to 'Wellesley college, i Rev.

Francis 11. Swift, pastor of St. Patricks church, has gon to Worcester for a two weeks retreat at Holy Cross college. A priest from the resslonlst monastery at West Spring-field will hear confessions Thursday and will have charge ot the first Friday services. Ms Palmer has returned to her home on Washington roitd from Ruyar she 1 a.

teacher, tlons for himself and guests for over July 4 and the week end in town. Clarence Goldsmith, Edward Lloyd and Henry Eliot. -Rev. Colm-in Bona venture Morrison, O. who has been visiting at his former borne for the past two weeks, has returned to the Dominican house of studies at Washington, D.

where he and the other members of his class who wer ordained to th priesthood on June 9, pursue a year ot further study. Rev, P. J. Griffin is making his annual retreat at Holy Cross college In Worcester. T-H Mr.

and Mrs. E. H. Felton have learod th apartments in the Neilsen building on Church street. Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Dooley of New Rochelle, are with Mrs. Jamas Stanley. Mr, and Mrs. George R.

Kelly of Bridgeport are with Mr. and Mrs. Jarne Higgins. Miss Minnie Leight, who has been with Miss Kate Cary ha returned to Salem. and Mrs.

Robert T. Knowles and children of Okmulgee, OkL, Georg4 of Syracuse, Mr. M. S. MXcLean of Cleveland, Mrs.

Reemous Russell of Keene, N. W. Herbert Brown of Sharon, Tracy Hubbard. Brookline, Mrs. It, Rockwell and Miss Lawrence Smithson.

and Miss Jess.e Dwight of New York, who havs been registered at Grey House, havel returned to theto hoinea. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Mott of Ilarkenden, Eng A.

It Opage, London, are at Grejr House. Headmaster -George Gardner Monks and Mrs. Monks went to Boston today. Rev. T.

B. Cunningham, pastor at Ft. Anns i making it is annual roll eat at Holy, flruas college, LAST SHOWING TONIGII Star1" 7:45 I. M. JOHN BARRYMORE 1 The Greatest Lover ofNMI Ages In DON JUAN With Cast of Thousands Including the Most Celebrated of Screen Players Estelle Taylor, Warner Oland, Montagu lve, Sheldon Lewis and Others GEORGE LEWIS IN TUB CO I XE GIAN.

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