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8 WILMETTE LlFE · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Tale· of H oflmann · · · August 20, 1926 Ask Observance Locally of Fire Prevention Week While no special action was taken in the matter, Trustee C. E. Drayer,. at the meeting of -rhe Village board Tuesday evening called attention to the fact that Fire Prevention week occurs October 2 to 9, and suggested it might he ad·:isable for some formal observance of the period by special inspection of theater. schools, churches and other public buildings. Villag-e ~tanager C. C. Schultz stated that \Valter Zibble, chief of the fire department has been making regular inspections of these places and President Orner offered a further word of commendation of the chief's work by adcling "you have noti~;:ed, no doubt, that the fire whistle does not blow as often as it formerly did." Nina Fitch Babcock Wed to F. L. Bailey at Meredith, N. H . The marriage of Miss Nina Fitch Babcock of Meredith, N. H., and Winnetka, to Francis Louis Bailey of Ann Arbor, M.i ch., and Winnetka, took place Saturday afternoon. August 14, at 4 o'clock, in the North ,c hurch of Meredith . The bride wore a white gown with tulle veil fastened with lilies-of-the\'alley, and carried a shower bouquet of bride's roses and lilies-of-the-valley. Her only ornament was a string of pearls. the gift of the groom. She was attended by her sister as maid of honor. Miss Agnes Darling Babcock, who was dres sed in pale pink crepe de chine with hat to match. and carried ophelia roses and sweet peas. The church was colorfully decoratecl with ferns and gladioli. Rev. In-ing A . Flint performed the ceremony. the bride being gi~en away by her father. U r. Railey's hrother. Fred C. Bailey, acted as h~st man. The ushers were Dr. Bennett T. AYery of Ann Arhor, Mich., the Rev. Julius B. Glasgow of LYnnfield. ~{ass., both Pi Kappa Alpha fr.aternit\· brothers of the groom at the l~niH·rsitY of ~fichigan. Hilton Pack:!rd of . Plymq_uth, ~- H .. a cousin of the bride. and \Vitliam ~fcKiff. a g-raduate at the l'niYersity of ~fichi gan. Tmmecliateh· following the \n·dding ceremony. a ·reception was held in the bride's l10rne. ~I r. and ~f rs. Bailey are taking a motor trip for their honeymoon and this fall will reside at 1077 Fig street, Huhhard \Vood s. The bride is a !lraduatr of ).fount Hoh·okr. c.lass of i920. She is an accon{plished musician. haYing studied both in the tTnited States and Francr. She has been head of the music (lcpartment at the Xorth Shore Country Day school for the past iew year s. ~fr. Bailey. a graduate of the l_"niYrrsit.\· of ~f ichigan, receiYed· his A . R. degrre in 1921. and his A. \f. degree in 1924. He is head of the . ciencr departmrnt in the \\'inn etka public sc hool s. During the war he sen·ed nearly two years 111 France and Germany. Out of tm\·n guests includ l'd m:-~ny college friends of both th e bride and j!room. the bride's grandparent . . ~frs. Eliza Piper of Guildhall, Vt.. and ~~ r. and ~Irs. Joseph Babcock of Plymouth, · · · · · · · · · · · Mr. Squirrel Has the Right Idea FACT that he stores up his win· T HE · ter's food when food is plentiful has · · won for the squirrel a reputation for · prudence and industry . · · Human foresight should be as keen as · the squirrel's instinct. The time to "lay · · · up" the winter's coal is in the summert · · when prices are advantageous. · · vanced Prices on a few grades have already ad· slightly- others will follow soon. · Have your · bin filled now! · · AT LAC DU FLAMBEAU and ~[rs. Paul Hardman and daughter, Lucinda, of 2740 Ridge avenue. EYanston. and L. N. Place, of 515 Eighth street, \Yihnette, are spending the week at Lac du Flambeau. \Vis., with Mrs. E. R. Stone and son, George, and John ~1oor, of \Vilmette, who haYe been there for some time at Mrs . Stone's summ er cottage. ~.fr. HOFFMANN · · · · · I B R 0 S. 1208 Central Ave. Wil. 131 · · · · .. 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