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come up from Bridgeport for the sum-
mer, next week.
The dry weather is becoming some
| thing fearful here and farmers are begin
ming haying trying to save the very
small crop there is before it all dries
away.
Charles Peasley has bought OF Alonzo
Baldwin his land near the residence OF
Mrs Maria Baldwin.
Fl. D. Shelton has transferred his real
estate in and around the Center to Mrs
Edwin Booth on condition that she is to
care for him the rest of his life. Wesley
Coan has purchased the wood and tim
Der on said land and has commenced cut
ting. Mr. Shelton is in poor health, I'M
able to do any work.
Mrs G. e. Quick visited In East Hamp-
ton, last week, and Mrs G. r. Quick in
Thompsonville.
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SOUTHBURY.

TOWN AND PERSONAL JOTTNGs.
Mrs Edith Carpenter has taken a trip
from Norwich to visit her friends in this
place before joining her husband in Vir.
ginia.
Samuel Warnes, Jr, is assisting his
father at carpenter work at Middlebury
Some of our farmers have commenced
haying and report the lightest crop gath.
cred in years.
Mrs John Lee, who has been keeping
house for Adam Guthrie, has gone to
live with her sister. Miss Grace Pulford
is temporarily taking her place.
Sanford johnson is making rep airs or
his house.
S. a. Steele of Brooklyn has arrived
with his family and servants at their
summer residence, where they expect &c
remain through the hot weather.
DrV. V. Morreu and wife spent Sun.
day at New Haven.
Raymond Styles is treating his deliv
cry wagon to new coat of paint snd
will soon be out in bright colors.
Mrs Wildman Of Newtown passes
through here weekly, delivering Ice cream
of an excellent quality.
George Harris came over from Cheshire
on his wheel and spent Sunday with his
sister, Mrs j. F. Morris.
Miss Jennie Mae Leavenworth, who il
learning the millinery trade with Miss
Gilbert at New Milford, has made ar
engagements to remain another month.
Mrs William Human and family have
arrived from Brooklyn for the summer
Elliot Human and wife of Grassy Hill
spent Sunday with Mr. Humans sister
Mrs Warner Lake, at Oxford.
The selectmen have been putting in {
large sluice, on the Southford road neai
the old Wakelee pillow foundry, which
was very much needed.
| George CuTtiss has obtained position
| driving hack, at the sesshore.
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MONROE.
EAST VILLAGE AND VICINITY

EAST f1LLASE AMI
Mr. and Mrs W. I. Morse were the
guests Of A. M. Stevens over Sunday.
Warren Bliss has returned home after
a nine weeks work at his uncel's at Nor
witch.
Evelyn Cassidy is visiting her mother
at Millvflle.
Royal Beers is visiting his cousin in
Milford.
William Blackman and wife were the
guests of Mrs Smith at Bridgeport over
Sunday.
Miss Helen Wells is the guest of her
brother, D. G. Wells, for fortnight.
Fred Lew of Bridgeport ia visiting at
William Twists.
il. Andrews has Just completed dec
Grating the interior Of William Blake
man's house at East Village.
J. I. Andrews is to keep full assort-
ment I wall paper at his house, and car
fill all orders promptly. The prices will
be low.
Mrs Bridget Cannon would thank the
Young man who stole her revolver to re-
| turnit as she priced it quite highly.
| Mrs Frank B. Curtis of Torrington was
guest, last week, of Mrs Frank 2. Cur
| tbs. ..
Miss Edith Minor of Newtown was q
guest, last week, of Mrs Edward e. Cur.
| tbs. s5E eftS
Edward E. Curtis and family spent last
Sunday in Easton. the guests of Mrs
Curtis parents, Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Sell
leck.
| Miss Martha Beach is on the sick list
l. Frank P. Curtis and Charles Botsford
enjoyed trip to Westport, last week
where they went to catch CLAIMS. They
had good success.
Edward Butcher moved. last week
from the Center to the house Of e. L
| Smith.
/ Floyd Mallett ia quite successful q
rabbit raising. He began about a yea
ago with two or three and now has quit
q flock.
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CANNON.
Personal CHAT.

William Gilbert, Jr., of Bridgeport
spent Sunday with his parents in this
place.
o. Lee of Bridgeport spent Sunday
with William Gilbert. ...- --
Mr. and Mrs A. B. Gilbert Of Ridge
field spent Sunday with r. L. Gilbert.
Mrs G. T. Newbury spent Friday in
New York. returning Saturday evening,
accompanied by Mr. Newbury who visit.
ed his family here over Sunday. Mi
Newbury is general manager of the Old
Dominion Steamship Co., Of New York.
G. A. Youngs Of Bridgeport spent Sun
day in town. Hss
Mrs M. A. Bethel is entertaining out
OF town friends.
Miss Mary Alice of Brooklyn is spend
ing few weeks with her aunt, Miss 10
eephine Hurlbutt. Miss Alice recently
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LYONS PLAIN.
EMMANUEL CHURCH AFFAIRS.

$50, EMMANUEL CHURCH AFFAIRS.
s The entertainment given By the ladies
in the parlors of Emmspuel church, last
Thursday evening, was a successful af-
fair. They realized the sum of $3.50.
There was service in Emmanuel church
at IL a. m. and 7.30 p. M, last Sun day, a
clergyman from New Jersey officiating.
He was entertained by Mr. and Mrs
T. W. Treadwell.
Mr. and Mrs c. W. johnson are visit
ing in Bridgeport.
Elmer Treadwell and daughter of
Bethel spent Sunday with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs William White and sons
and Elias White, all of Norwalk, visited
relatives here on Sunday.
Mrs John Williams took dinner with
Charles Salmons and family on Sun.
day.
Mrs Annie Ludford and Miss Eta
Fitch spent Saturday and Sunday in
Bridgeport.
Dennis Reardon has moved into
William Barrett's house.
Edgar Hoyt of Groton is visiting at
L. Z. HoYt's.
Henry Nichols is home, after spendipg
week in Danbury.
Nearly all the children on the street
have whooping cough. Many have had
to leave school.
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MILLIONS GIVEN AWAY.

1t ia certainly gratifying to the public
to know of one concern in the land who
are not afraid to be generous to the needy
aud suffering. The proprietors of DR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Coughs and Colds, have given away over
ten million trial bottles Of this great medi-
cine; and have the satisfaction of know
ing it hs cured thousands Of hopeless
cases. Asthms, Bronchitis, Hoarse ness
and all other diseases of the Throat,
Chest and Lungs are surely cured by j.,
Call on r. a. Beers & Co., Newtown; 8.
q. Bull 6 Co., Sandy Hook; A.. w
Twiss, Bethel; Alien Joyce, Roxbury
Station; w. A. Watts, Washington De-
pot, Druggists, and gata free trial bottle
r gular size SOC and 81 90. Every bottle
guaranteed or price refunded.
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MIDDLEBURY.
wREroHEs FIT FOR A DUNGEON.

Homer Atwood is havinga series Of
misfOrtunes. Last winter he had one OF
his houses burned. A few weeks ago he
lost two good calves, and last Sunday he
found two horses and yearling heifer
dead in the pasture. He had Mr. Nor
wood from Naugatuck come and open
them. Paris green mixed with proven
der was found In their stomachs. 1t Ia
hoped that the guilty ones will be found
and punished to the full extent OF the
law. One of the horses Mr. Atwood
thought a great deal of and valued it at
$3.50. The other enc was nice colt.
Miss Mary Igoe closed her third year,
work in Hop Swamp school, this week
Miss Igoe is very successful, and much
loved by all of her pupils.
A prayer.meeting was held at the
house of Charles L. Benhsm, last Tues
day night.
OnJune 81, Spencer Judd was IS years
old. A number of his friends spent the
afternoon with him and congratulated
him on his good health. Mr. Judd takei
care of three COWS and horse, and is thu
oldest person in town.
At the annual school meeting In dis
trict No 3, last Saturday night, Dwigh
M. Atwood was chosen committee ant
Henry G. Judd, clerk and treasurer, TO
the ensuing year. A vote was taken Z
single and paint the schoolhouse.
/ The w. G. T. u. will meet at the Methc
dist parsonage on Friday, June 30, at
O'Clock p. m. A full attendance ia de
sired.
i G. w. Wallace has bought all Of th
hav on Prof Bristors property.
| Next Tuesday night at the Grange wi
be Worthy Flara's Miss Esther n. Woo
food night. II 10 hoped that every "a
tron in town W I'LL atterd this meeting.
I A number of pers ons were taken o
probation last Sunday morning, In q
Methodist church.
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greatly missed among his many friends
here.
Harry Sanford and wife of Bridgeport
have spent few days with their sister,
Miss j. 81. Sanford.
Robert Osborn returned from Claver.
ack, N. Y, on Thursday.
IA on Sanford, who has been i'll with
the measles, Is better.
Miss Curtain was guest over Sunday
of her friend, Miss Swan, at E. M. San.
ford's.
Henry Todd and family are visiting at
Seth Todd's.
Herbert Read is home for his summer
vacation.
Judge J. n. Nickerson has entertained
his son, Fred Nickerson and bride, dur
ing the past week.
Mrs John Sanford has been on the sicR
list.
Heggie Nickerson was home OF
Sunday.
Marshall Sanford and family spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs Sanford's
parents, Mr. and Mrs Henry Sherwood OF
Westport.
Rev Mr. Evans and mother expect to
get settled in the parsonage, this week
Rev and Mrs Moody have visited at his
home in New Haven recently.
The Center. Ridge, and Valley school:
closed on Friday.
Mrs Harriette Wakeman is visiting hel
cousin at Berlin.
The selectmen have inspected the roads
and find most of them in good condition
E. J. Miller Of Danbury has beer
spending few days at e. M. Sanford's
Aaron Sanford has returned from the
Hudson River Institute, Ill with the
measles. DR. Reid attends him.
Miss Alice briggs of Brooklyn is al
Miss J. q. Sanford's.
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HUNTINGTON.

CHURCH AND PERSONAL JoTTINGs
Rev A. J. Park and family have gone
to Branford for months stay in cot
tage on the shore.
The Congregational church was closed,
last Sunday and will also be closed next
Sunday. Commencing July 2, it is ex-
pected services will be held every Sun.
day.
d. Ell. Chatffeld and wife are now al
Bonnie Brook for the summer.
Hon p. N. Morgan and family are &c
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New Haven Co.
SOUTHPORT.

SOUTHPORT NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Miss Bessie whittemore arrived hon,
from her school, Last Thursday.
How much coed the light shower done
we had last Thursday night, reviviuP
vegetables and everything. Yet moi
enough rain to help potatoes and corn.
Miss Martha w. Thompson, who b.
been teaching in Watertown, closed her
school, Friday afternoon.
Harley E. Warmers new building d
progressing finely.
B. G. Pope Is erecting a wsgon-ho1s,
and open shed combined, 16x40 feet, fol
Charles Meyer. Mr. Pope has covered
the horse barn and painted 1t.
Mrs Henry Jackson has been pick 2
strawberries for Frank Wheeler, and So
sistiDg Mrs G. Z. Garlick about her
household duties.
Thomas J. Wylie has had q teleph lae
placed in his home.
Those who have suffered from the dep
relations of chicken thieves are: Me nj
Davis & Son, w. A. Downs, Micl BE-
Cassidy, Irwin futile, w. B. Davis src
Miss Henrietta Wheeler.
George Oatmsn left Waterbury for II.
fresh air of Southford, on account G.,
poor health.
Elliott Booth found one of his fine q III
dead.
Twelve loads of silica are drawn d. y
from the farm of Burr Tuttle to the ala
ton.
Master Harold Davis expects to ov
bicycle soon.
John B. Pope has purchased q new
steam mill, which is to come to this sta
ton, and from there, moved directly In
to Attorney A. N. Wheeler's woods.
Rev G. l.. Shaeffer called on his pa
rishioners in this place, last Saturday
Irving Tuttle had some of his fowl
stolen, last Monday night. He bough
the Clark Downs farm.
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The public school closed, Friday after
aonn, for long summer vacation.
The Order of the Eastern Star held q
ocial on the lawn of A. Ell. Davis, Thurs
day and Friday evenings.
Seth B nedict has returned from Flori-
da.
Mrs David Fl. Miller, Jr., and daagh-
ter, Pauline, OF Norwaik, are.atopping at
the Miller homestead, during MRS Miller's
absence.
Charles Abbott spent Wednesday In the
Pa K city.
Mr. and Mrs William Amber OF Nor
walk we're guests of s. s. Jennings over
Sunday.
Mrs John 4. Godfrey OF Nod Ia enter,
ltairing her niece, Mrs Fannie Cole Bur-
dick, and daughter.
Mrs Maj Miller and Miss Kate Miller
se passing few weeks IN Chicago,
guests nf Charles d Miller.
Mrs Gibson w. Jennings ID entertain-
| | x her father, Edward Olmstaad, of But
faIo, NJ II,
A. young lady nf Mount Vernon has
been the guest Of Miss Ella Perry.
l MRS Joseph Etunf recensIY entertained
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SHELTON.
WILL HAVE A STEADY JOB.

WILL HAVE a STEADY job
Peter Crane spent his hard-earned
money In the saloons, was arrested for
intoxication and fine of 81 and costs
was imposed upon him by the Court, for
which payment he migrated to Bridge
port under the guidance of Chief of Pol
Tomlinson and will enjoy the hospitality
of Sheriff Hawley, while he has steady
employment for few weeks.
Miss Ruth Sturges sprained her ankle,
last Saturday, and has been confined to
her home by the accident for several
days.
Benjamin Morse and Henry Davidson
are each suffering with an eye, caused by
the gravel getting into them.
Quite number of our people went
to Long Hill on Wednesday to the flag
raising on the schoolhouse under the
arrangement of Miss Jennings, the teach
er. There were several speeches, sing
ing by the children, who were dressed in
red, white and blue, and fine collation.
provided by the ladies of the district.
The buffers in the Birmingham Brass
Co.'s, went out on strike, dissatisfac-
ton, on Monday last.
The contractors have commenced work
on the addition to the school building.
Miss Henrietta N. Seeley and Robert
L. Flynn were married last Wednesday
at 5 O'Clock by Rev L. M. Keneston.
The bridegroom is one of the employees
Of the Birmingham National Bank and is
erecting house in Derby where they
will soon reside.
There were some light showers, Thurs
day afternoon, which laid the dust and
cooled and refreshed the air.
Col Brakeman arrested young man,
last Friday, in Bridgeport for breaking
into the house of Harvey Peet some days
ago, and brought him here and lodged
him in the lookup. He then went to
Newtown to find the co-partner in the
theft or burglary.
The annual exhibition of the drawings
of the scholars in the public school was
held on Friday afternoon last and was
visited by goodly number of the par
eDts and friends of the pupils and all ex-
pressed great admiration for their work,
which showed very much Improvement
over the previous year.
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WORKING HIGHT AID DAT

The busiest and mightest little thing
that ever was made Ia DR. Kiug's New
Life Pills. Every pill is sugar coated
globule Of health, that changes weakness
into strength, listlessness into energy,
brain-fag into mental power. They're
wonderful in building up the health.
Only % cents Der box. Sold oy
r. 81. Beers & .Newtowu; s. @. Bull
8 Co., Sandy Hook; A. W Twiss,
Bethel; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Station
W. A.,Watts, Warrington Depot.
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What is Kodol Dyspepsia Cure? 1t is
IL 2 newly discovered remedy, the most
eff sctive preparation ever devised for
aiding the digestion and assimilation OF
fnod, and re toring the deranged digest
i've organs to natural condition. It e
discovery surpaasing anything vet
known 30 the medical profession.
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REDDING.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

The presiding elder, Rev. DR. Pullman,
preached most eloquent sermon at the
Methodist church on Sunday evening.
The quarterly conference was held i'm
mediately after the close of the service.
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had a fall from her bicycle, hurting her
quite badly.
George Youngs and young gentle
man friend of Bridgeport are spending a
few days visiting relatives in this place.
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METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.
Lewis r. McDonough recently pre-.
sented the Methodist church with 6
handsome hymn board.
The ladies of Christ church enjoyed 6
trolley ride to Milford, Thursday after
noon, going in one of the Westport and
Saugatuck Street Railway company's
cars.
TO HAVE BIG CELEBRATION THE
FOURTH.
DIR Frederick Powers is starting q
movement for grand Fourth OF July
celebration on the evening Of the Fourth.
Mrs Frank D. Andrews and son OF
Bridgeport are stopping for the summer
with Miss Fannie A. Gray.
Incandescent arc lights are being intro.
duced into the stores about town by
Superintendent Fred B. Hubbell Of the
Electric Light company.
I'D. Picker OF Manchester has been
spending o few days at the home of
Robert W. Post.
Miss Annie Maloney of New Haven is
visiting Mrs Martha Burke.
George F. Nash of Danbury has been
spending few days at the residence of
William E. Nash.
Mrs Edwin Thorn and son, Landon,
of Babylon, L. L., have been guests, dur
irg the past week, at the residence of
Landou Ketchum.
A millinery firm from Bridgeport have
started branch store in the Hurlbutt
block.
Miss Mary j. Kirk has secured a posi-
ton with Tristram & Hyatt of Norwalk
Miss Bertha Hanford has left the en-
pioy of Frederick Swsgirt, the West Side
baker, and accepted position in Nor
walk.
Among those who attended the Fair
field County Pomona Grange meeting
held in Brookfield, last week, were: Mr.
and Mrs E N. Sipperley, Mrs William
T. Wood, Mrs William J. Wood, Joseph
Adams and Edwin G. Birge.
Miss Emma Kamper, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs G. Fl. Kemper, took part with
the violin at grand concert given in the
Fairfield Congregational church, Mon
day evening.
Homer S. Beers and family will ON
July take possession of their newly
purchased property, the John Warner
Taylor homestead.
Mr. and Mrs Adolf Krause and son,
Willie, sailed Wednesday, for Germany,
for visit to their old home.
Mr. and Mrs Frank G. Coley of New
Haven, are guests at the residence of
Ambrose S. Hurlbutt.
Miss Ethel Wolfe has returned from q
visit with friends in New York.
Ebert N. Sipperley is drilling a well
for e. S. Fairchild at Nichols.
Miss Mary Bennett of Boston, Mass,
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs John
q. Bennett.
Mr. and Mrs A. E. Stone of Bridgeport
we're guests of friends here over Sunday.
The ladies' Helping Hand society of
the Saugatuck Methodist church, held q
cake sale at the rectory, Friday after
noon.
Mrs L. j. Cuddy Of Brooklyn, N. Y,
is stopping for the summer with Mira
Deborah Bradley.
John L. Coley spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs w. L. Coley. '
Mrs John FL. Birge Of Shelton has been
guest during the week of aher parents,
Mr. and Mrs W. L. Coley. o
Miss Ursula Adair of Brooklyn, N. Y,
is spending the summer with her sister
Mrs w. B. Dorsey.
e. r. Wright and family Of New Yorh
City have arrived at their summer resi-
dence hele for the season.
Miss Viola Adams is visiting friends IL
Plainfeld, N. j.
Mr. and Mrs Robert T. Lees have beer
| lending a week at Saratoga.
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The Linen
Sale.

This means the fanc
S. Brown & CO. table Ii
We purchased small 10
doilies and table cloths
cannot remember when /
so handsome, so higf
character and so worth
every way were ofere.
such advantageous prices
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The HandkercI
Auction.

This is to be the mos
pressive handkerchief c
of the city-of the season.
notice is given just to pre-
you. The goods are
Messrs. Duke McMaho
& Co.'S stores and are pi
from a selection of rs
dozen, the inventoried '
of which was Sso 600.
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GEORGETOWN.
AT THE mETHoDHsr CHURCH.

1t was with pleasure that the congre.
CATION at the Methodist church listened
to an excellent discourse by the Rev
Joseph Pullman, P. e., last Sunday
morning.
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HILL ACADEMY CLOSES.

Hill Academy closed on Tuesday week,
and Prof Perrine left town soon after for
his home at Kingston, N. Y. He will be
greatly missed among his many friends
here.
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300.
Fairfield County.
WESTPORT.
THE SCHOOL ELECTIONS

THE SCHOOL ELECTIONS.
At the annual meeting Of the West Sau.
gatuck School district held, last week,
George A. Darrow waE elected commit
zee, Henry e. Sherwood treasurer,
Charles Fable, clerk and James Hawkes.,
collector.
East Saugatuck school district have
elected the following to serve for the en-
suing year: Frederick Kemper, commit
tee; George Fairchild, Jr., treasurer ;
William e. Nash, CLERK; Stephen J.
Banks, collector.
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not be equalled in man
sons selling.
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Lewis r. McDonough recently pre-
scented the Methodist church with a
handsome hymn board.
The ladies of Christ church enjoyed a
trolley ride to Milford, Thursday after
noon, going in one of the Westport and
Saugatuck Street Railway company's
cars.
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TO HAVE BIG CELEBRATION THE
FOURTH.
DR. Frederick Powers is starting a
movement for a grand Fourth of July
celebration on the evening Of the Fourth.
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BUT THE
Success Tread Power

The most
success flu i ,
satisfactory,
simple, ct.
fectual and
lasting pow.
or ON the
market.
THY are
made by the
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SULLIVAN.

Mr.. and Mrs. D. h. Whitcomb, from
Washington, D. c., are visiting their
many relatives and friends in Sullivan.
They came here direct from the Chris
tian Endeavor convention at Detroit.
Mrs. Hill and son, Tommy, visited in
Wakeman and Berlin last week. Tom
my is taking his vacation among his
brothers and sisters near Lake Erie.
The constable and Mr.. Heifner from
Nankin came up one day last week
searching for Archie Blinn. 1t seems
he took daughter of Mr.. Heifner to
celebrate the ever glorious Fourth.
Her parents supposed she had gone to
her work ut the Nickle Plate hotel in
Wellington. And the Wellington peo-
pie supposed she was home in Nankin.
Blinn told them where the girl was Wis
iting. Since then Blinn has left for
parts unknown. He reported he in
tended joining the regular army.
Mr.. Merrill Mann has returned from
Red Haw, where he visited his son,
DR.. Clayton Mann and family
The Ladies Aid Society of the Chris
tan Church will meet with Mrs. John
Keener, of Nova, next week Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Elmer Long, from Huntington,
delivered the first honey of the season
last Tuesday. He had some of the fin
est of comb honey.