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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1936

Page

3

Murder on Second Head in Satuit Reveals Family Webs

Mary Avery recounts the Second Head murder in Satuit Massachusetts from her family estate. She describes the close circle of neighbors including the Stows Gearys Brays Marden Eames and the Fair Weather sisters and sets the scene around her Old Place and the Merry Mere pond.

Edith Brays Gearys Doctor Geary Sarah Darbe Ocean Side Doctor Marden Myron Marden Paris Caro Prentiss France America Caro Howard Eames Stows Eameses Paul Lora Eames Molly Lora Molly Eames Satan Satuit Walter Treadway Walter Mark Avery Connecticut Mad River Merry Mere Bessie Williams Niiece Sylvia Sard Nancy Burton Sylvia Stow Inez Haynes Irwin New England Mary Avery Patrick O’brien

Stow masquerade a yearly town social delight

The Stow mas querade is an annual fete begun twenty five years ago by Peter and Mattie after a successful masked party. Invited guests relish dressing up and keep strict secrecy, with families arriving at different times to maintain the playful ruse.

Stow Peter Mattie Stow Place

Gambling in the Army Ends in Tent Gunfire Incident

Lieutenant Tommy Griffin recalls a 1922 Fort Bragg episode where a drunken sergeant pulled a .45 during a dice game. A struggle for the weapon left John wounded in the hip while Joe fled and was captured, ending a chaotic night that unsettled the camp.

Saratoga Calliope Denver Tommy Griffin Eighteenth Infantry Fort Wadsworth N. Y Tommy One-Hundred and Seventeenth Field Artillery National Guard Goldsboro N. C Fort Bragg Pal Seventh Regiment Big Dick Little Joe Joe Bill John Sergeant Johnny

Pygmy Hippopotamus And Early Dutch Ovens

The pygmy hippopotamus lives only in Liberia and nearby waters in West Africa. Its eyes sit beside its head and its limbs are longer than the giant hippo, with a larger brain and greater jungle time. Early Dutch ovens in Colonial America came in round square or oblong shapes with open fronts and were often tin.

Liberia Negro Republic Africa Europe Mediterranean Hippo Doan

Spirited Kittens and Cross Stitch Towels Pattern

Seven playful motifs for tea towels using cross stitch and outline stitches. Includes transfer pattern 5572 with seven 5 by 8 inch motifs, color suggestions, stitch illustrations, and material list. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. in New York for pattern 5572 with name and address.

Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept Fourteenth St New York N. Y

Foreign Phrases and Their Meanings in Historical Gloss

A compact glossary lists phrases with origins and translations. It includes French and Latin terms such as Bagatelle meaning a trifle Cela sante aux yeux meaning that is self evident Id genus omne meaning all that class Jacta est alea meaning the die is cast En regle meaning according to rules Fides Punica meaning Carthaginian faith Gasconnade meaning a boastful bragging speech.

Bagatelle

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