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CLUB NEWS.
Ladies, I.itera- nnh

The Ladies Literary club opened the
new ciub year on Friday afternoon
The meeting was in the nature Of
social event and was not only attended
by cIuo members. but many visitors
were also present. The club room was
decorated with sunfiOwers and present
ed an attractive appearance. Mrs
Adella NJ King. the new president. ad-
dressed the members. She reviewed
the work Of the past and urged the
members 10 take a more active interest
IN affairs of local Importance She also
gave her impressions of the Milwaukee
Diennlal, which proved not only inter
esting, but highly Instructive Mrs
UrquharC Lee Of Chicago conducted &
parliamentary drill for the benefit of
the club women present The greS ter
part OF the address was given over to
a practical demonstration of the prin-
ciples taught. the club entering thor
oughly into the spirit OF the meeting
( The afternoon was frightened with mu-
sic Mrs. Gerrans, Mr.. Hugh DougaI
and Professor Shepherd favored the
audience.
Section meetings for the coming year
are as follows:
Browning-Ffrst and third Tuesdays
at s D. m.
Current Events and Current Litera-
I ture-F'irst and Third Fridays at >
| O'Clock
French-second and Fourth Tues
/ DAYS at 10 o'clock
/ History-second and Fourth Thurs
days at 10 O'Clock
Home and Education-Last Monday
at o'clock.
NIusic-Fourth Wednesdays at 10
! O'Clock.
Shakespeare-Altern Mondays at
| 2:30 o'clock.
Tourist-F'irst. third and fifth Tues
days at 10 o'clock.
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Onal Club.

The members of the Opal club en-
joyed a very pleasant melon run TO
CaIder's park last Thursday evening.
As the park was closed to the public
that evening, the club had the exelu-
sive use of the pavilion for dancing,
taking its own music along. During
the evening a feast of melons was par
ticipated in. Next Sunday the club will
go up Ogden canyon and enjoy fine
dinner at Winslow's. This will be the
last excursion up Ogden canyon this
season. The club will resume their So
Gals at the Ladies Literary club rooms
a week from Tuesday, the Esd, and
continue every other Tuesday through
out the season. None but club mem
bers will be admitted to these socials.
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Use Earl: Mcssrs. Emmett Moore. Mark
McChrystal. Ben Tebbey, Harry Poll,
Ernest Meyers. Ben Han. Emri Need
ham. Jessie Baskin. Foster Curtis, Hy-
rum Bergstrom, June Shaw. Alma FL
lis. Earl Smith, Glen Waterman and
Gaven Andrews
Ester lodge No. s, I. Q. O. f, Will en-
terrain its members and friends on the
evening of Sept. Is with card party
end refreshments
]. r. Haas was the host Tuesday
evening OF a party given in honor OF
his 18th birthday. about twenty-five
young people being present. The time
was spent in games and music after
which supper was served. and the
guests departed at late hour
Mrs. T. NJ. Robinson of Memphis,
Tenn, who has been visiting with Miss
Pearl Evans. left for her home on
Tuesday.
Madame Jones of the Walker store
dressmaking department returned last
evening after, an extended stay in
Paris.
There will be an important meeting
of the Council of Women's Clubs on
Monday afternoon at s O'Clock at the
Woman's CLUB room in the city and
county ltG DAGSAQCAALS VI an
of the women's clubs of the city and
a delegate elected by each club COM
pose the membership OF the council,
and are earnestly requested to be pres
ent. as there viii be considered import
ant business in connection with the
new free club kindergarten
e, y @
Miss Minnie Folsom has gone to New
York to enter a conservatory OF music.
NTcf.rr~-fra NJ
son, accompanied by Mrs. Mary Trurn-
DO. returned on Friday from pro-
longed visit to California
Mrs Charles s. Post is expecting a
visit from Miss shingleur Of Missouri
The marriage OF Miss Bertha Reyn-
olds and John Russell viii take place
next Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Morris enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday in honor oil
/ the Birthday of their father. Mr.. Henry
| ". Dinwoodey.
| Mrs. William Bartling and daughter
| have returned from California. They
/ are at the Fifth East hotel.
/ Miss Willard will open her studio a
/ her new home, 535 South Main, TO
class work and exhibition after Sept
/ Is.
/ Mrs. McChrystal and Miss Sadie Nc
/ Chrystal leave during the coming weel
for an eastern trip.
Mrs S A Mann has gone to Ell Reno
okla, to visit her parents, Mr. ant
Mrs r. B. Forrest
Mrs. Henrietta Ellerbeck entertained
! informally Thursday evening in homo
| of Mr.. Thomas Evans of Manila
Mrs. H. l. Aulls and daughter. Ina
| will return during the coming weel
from Denver
Mrs. Caddie Martin announces tn
engagement OF her daughter Lillian t
| Mr. John A Hunt of Eureka
Mrs. ]. A Rhoads arrived from Sc
attic Thursday and viii spend tn
| winter with relatives. She is at Mrs
J. W. Hanes' at 27S ] street
Miss Edna Cohn left yesterday 70
/ New York, where she win spend tn
autumn.
Miss De Mango of Denver is tn
| guest of Mrs. J. s. Kincaid.
Mrs. G. f. Downey, who sailed from
Manila Aug. IA, is expected home thi
week.
The marriage of Miss Nora Gwin an
Mr.. Heigho will occur Sept. p.
Miss Minnie Mcclellan of Paysor
sister of Professor Mcclellan, is her
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Elaborate Dinner.

The most beautiful: affair of the week
was the dinner given Friday evening
at the Knutsford by Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin F. Holmes Dinner was served
in the red room which had been hand
somely arranged for the event. The
table was done with asters in colors of
pink and white. a mound of white
asters occupied the center, while sur
rounding it were rows of pink asterS
and plumosa- Long stemmed Ameri-
can beauty roses were scattered over
the cloth and clusters of the same were
used to designate the places of the
guests.
Covers We're laid for Judge and Mrs.
James A Miner, Mrs Mabel Mcclure
Mrs. Victor Clement. Mr.. and Mrs.
David Keith, Mr.. and Mrs. G. P.
Holman, Mr.. and Mrs. Witcher Jones,
Mr.. Ellis and Mr.. j. T. Harris.
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Society is spending the glorious au-
tumn days at the Country club. The
royal game of golf is being played with
renewed vigor end the players are TAX
ing an active interest in the outcome of
the final tourna ment. Yesterday was
. gala day. The mixed foursome tour
nament was the attraction. and during
the entire afternoon the grounds were
thrOnged with people anxious to wit
ness the game. Tea was served during
the afternoon, and later a number of
dinner parties were given.
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You ard i Crystal Club.

The You and I Crystal club" met
with Mr. and Mrs l. Harvey Thursday
evening The hostess was presented
with a gift from the club, and few
games of Might've were played The
prizes were won by Mrs H. w. Branch,
Mr.. c. a Strickland, Mrs Davis and
Mr.. H w. Branch. Japanese tallieS
were used. A tempting supper was
served, the table being very prettils'
decorated with asters and dahliaS and
a great quantity of autumn fruits.
Afterward the guests enjoyed the
game of king toss, Mrs. Timms being
the lady who scored the greatest num-
Der of points, the gentleman's prize be-
ing won by Mr.. Ford After very
enjoyable evening the club adjourned
to meet in two weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs H w. Branch.
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At Cards.

Mrs. John c. Cutler, jr., entertained
a ''sixty-three" card party Thursday
afternoon. The house was prettily dec
GRATED with asters and roses, and de-
EciouS refreshments were served Miss
Louise Madsen won the first prize, Ly-
dia Weller second and Miss WINNER
the consolation. The invited guests
were: Belle Dunbar, Mabel Cutler,
Rose Lowry, Jennie Ot6inger, Rose
Myers, Mrs. A. B. Needham. Mrs. Par
kinson, Lena Adams, Misses Belle and
Lydia Weller, Louise and Laura Mad
sen, Nettie and Minnie Lambourne,
Lyle and Matte WINNER, Annie Soren-
son and Elsie Rich.
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For Judge and Mrs. Cornish.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Mccormick en-
tertained at dinner at the Alta club
Friday evening in honor of Judge and
Mrs. Cornish. The table was laid IN
the white and gold dining room and
was artistically arranged with asterS
and spinguari.
Around it were seated Judge and
Mrs. Cornish, Judge and Mrs. Otis,
Miss Otis, Mr. w. n. Bancroft, Miss
Mason, Miss Adelaide Mason, Mr.. d.
c. Adams. Mrs. A. II. S. Bird, Mrs.
McCaskell of Omaha, Mr.. and Mrs.
Evans of Manila.
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Pleasant Event.

A very pleasant evening was spent
at the surprise party given in honor
of Mr.. John Houghton Thursday even
ing. at his residence, so NJ street. The
evening was spent with cards and
games. after which a dainty supper
was served Among those present were:
Misses Laura and Elvira Parr. Louie
and Nellie Brewster, Kate South, Lena
Olsen. Lucille Harwood, Hattie Card
well, Mrs. Houghton, Messrs. Bert Nc
Arthur, Horace Altree, John Crane,
Fred Dellimore, Louis Larsen, Harry
Herbert and Leslie Houghton.
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Enjoyable Afternoon.

Miss Jewett was on Thursday the
guest of honor at an enjoyable Ken
sington given by Mrs. Robert II. OIL
Ger. - The afternoon was passed infor-
maIly by the guests, who We're Miss
Jewett, Miss Bransford, Miss Shoup,
Miss Ivers, Miss Cohn, Miss Creery,
Miss Cotton, Miss Anderson, Miss Cos
griff, Miss Mcmillan, Miss Officer, Mrs.
r. J. GIendinning, Mrs Franken, Mrs.
Johnson. Mrs. Mccullough, Mrs. En-
right, MRS. A. V. officer, Mrs. Cosgriff
Mrs Smith, Mrs. Lipmann, Mrs. Post.
Mrs. Simmonds, Mrs. William Reid,
Mrs. J. 7. White, Mrs. Neill, Mrs. Off
Ger, Mrs. Adams.
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At SixtY-Three.

The largest affair of the week was
the card party given Friday after
N N by Mrs. David Sharp. The house
was attractiVely decorated with
Navajo blankets and flowers in colors
of yellow and red Nineteen tables
were arranged for the game. The
score cards were highly colored Indian
posters. The tallieS were cOlored photo
graphs of famous Indian chiefs and as
counters for the games Indian beads
We're used. Miss Mary Sharp was
given an Indian basket for making the
greatest number of progressions. The
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Coming Events.

Tuesday-AfternoOn Cad party Civ
en- by the Misses Burke. Afternoon tea
in honor of Miss Griffin, given by Miss
Josephine Katz- Evening card party
given in honor Of Mrs London by Mrs.
Victor Clement.
MISUNDERSTANDING tea given By
Miss Westerfeld in honor OF Miss Grit
fin.
Saturday-AfternOon reception given
by Mrs. Harry D. Niles.
Thursday, Sept. 27-Afternoon recep-
ton given by Mrs. Stephen H. Bah
cock
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Pleasant Surprise Party.

The members of the Sixteenth ward
choir very pleasantly surprised their
leader. Mr.. George w. Timpson, on
Wednesday evening The room was
decorated with honeysuckles and as
tiers. Dainty refreshments were served,
after which a programme consisting of
songs and speeches was rendered. Mr..
Arthur Parsons. in behalf of the choir,
presented Mr.. TimpSon with a hand
some pair of gold-rimmed spectacles.
A few lines written for the occasion,
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expressing the good feeling Of the choir
toward their leader, were read by Mrs.
Z. ROundy.
Among the invited guests We're: Bish-
op and Mrs George r. Emery. Mr. and
Mrs Edwin F. Parry, w. j. Newman.
Mr. and Mrs. n. s TifnpSOn. Mrs. Mary
ByWater, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Reed,
Mrs. Kate Newman. Mrs. =. Roundy,
and all the members of the choir with
their escorts.
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Pfoutz, Mrs. David Keith, Mrs. J. A.
Miner, Mrs. Victor Clement, Mrs. Ira
Lewis, Mrs. Mcclure, Mrs. r. j. Glen
DINING, Miss Crawford, Miss Ander-
son.
The hour following luncheon was
passed with a memory test Mrs. John
Marshall was the most successful con-
testant and was awarded a Florentine
writing set. Mrs. Ira Lewis won the
consolation prize, a Florentine ink
stand.
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Pleasant Surprise.

Professor H. X Evenson was pleas
antly surprised Thursday evening by a
number of friends High five, music
and supper were the features of the
occasion.
The guests were Mrs. Ebert, Mrs.
Goldhorn Mrs. Williamson, Mrs
Greene, Mrs. Brockmeyer, Mrs. Meyer,
Dr. hammers, Professor Williamson.
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D. A. r. Meeting.

The Spirit of Liberty chapter, Ds1gh-
tiers Of the American Revolution, held
their first meeting on Thursday, Sept
49, at the home of the regent. Mrs Hen
~ c. Wallace. The following pro-
gramme was given:
Music, Mrs. Gemnen. Mrs. Kinkead.
Miss Grey: Poetry of the Revolution"
Mrs. c. Z. Allen; Events in Septem-
Der Colonial History" Mrs J. f Al
len
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Tnfnrmal Evaning-

Miss Susie Bitner was surprised by a
number of friends Wednesday evening
Present were MIR. and Mrs. Walter
Castleton. Miss Luella Ferron, Miss
Ada Ritner. Miss Jessie Young, Miss
Lueila Young, Miss Della Bitner, Miss
Florence Bitner, Miss Lillian Young.
Miss Ryda Taylor. Messrs. Hyde Tin
gey. Elliot Kimbail, Fred May, Joseph
Thomstoff. Gus Thomstoff. Sidney
Smith. William Jensen, Joe Sheets,
Fred Gotham
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At Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. David Keith gave an
deliberately appointed dinner Monday
evening. Chrysanthemums and ferns
were used profusely in the table decor
Clement, Mrs. Mcclure, Judge and
Mrs. James A Miner, Mr.. r. c. Cham
bers. Miss Keogh and Mrs. McCaskell
of Omaha.
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Club Chat

The literary clubs of the city that ad-
joUrned during the summer months
will open during the next three weeks
The Reviewers resume meetings to-
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piDk and white Luncheon.

Mrs. GAYLORD was the hostess of a
pink and white luncheon on Thursday.
Mrs. Never. Mrs. Lands, Mrs. Sebree,
Mrs. Baumgarten, Miss Hermann and
Miss Meyer were her guests.
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on Tuesday Covers were laid for six,
and the table was Drettily decorated
with purple asters- The guests were
Mrs. Holman. Mrs London, Mrs. Sc
hree Mrs s c. Park. Miss Park
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Annual Meeting of %. F. W. G.

The annual meeting Of the Z. r ".
c viii occur the last week in October.
The committee on arrangements is
composed of MesdameS Vincent. w H.
Jones, J. Grant Of Ogden, G. w. Meyer.
H S. Bird, H T Schiller, Ellen Elliott,
@. 5. PeytOn, F s Richards. w W.
Ritter. Ruth NJ. Fox, Annie 7. Hyde,
Charles PlUmmer. Margie D. Jennings,
Miss s L. Monroe
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consolation prize, a silver bracelet,
made by the Navajos, was won by
Mrs. Whitney.
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III 1-I414O41CO11.
Mrs Gaylord gave a dainty luncheon
The daily sentinel., 1900-03-31
The DR.. TiIney Trial

The corener's jury met this afternoon
pursuant to adjournment and because
there had been no analysis returned
from the state chemist, the jury took an
adjournment until Wednesday afternoon
of next week.
Immediately following the adjourn
ment OF the jury Dr. Tilney applied
through Messrs. Bucklin e. Staley, his
attorneys for an immediate trial. before
Justice Sweeney.
District Attorney McMullin opposed
this strenuously and ably, saying that
the state could not go to trial until it
knew what were the contents OF the bot
tie containing the medicine administered
to the late Edward Skinner. Mr.. Nc
Mullin said the case was not being tried
in the public press SO long as he WAS dis
trict attorney and that the state had
used duo diligence. 1t did not want to
impose hardship on DR.. Tilney, but the
law must be complied with
The court denied him an immediate
trial and postponed the case.
An application to admit DR.. Tilney to
bail was also opposed by District Attor-
ney McMullin n what was apparently
good grounds.
The trial was set for Wednesday.
The daily sentinel., 1900-03-31
All fools day tomorrow.

Wheels for sale or rent at Whislers.
Sunday dinner at o'clock IS cents
at Fairlawn.
A. W. Bailey is among the visitors to
the city today.
The ward spellbinder was getting in
his work today.
Chas. W. Haskell is home from an en-
gineeripg trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Sampliner will ar
rive home tonight.
Ladies drop frame tandem for sale or
rent. P. A. Whistler.
The DEVILS Auction company arrived
in the city this morning.
Christian Science services-Subject
Are Sin, Disease and Death Real"
Ths Sunday school, OF the Presbyter
ian church will hold its session tomor-
row at the court house.
Rev. Ostenson, Archdeaeon of western
Colorado will preach tomorrow in St.
Mathews p. Il. church.
Bert Case OF the frm of Parsons &
Case WAS an arrival home from an cas-
tern sales trip this morning.
David T. Clark will commence sheep
shearing for the season Monday morning
on his ranch west OF this city.
The daily sentinel., 1900-03-31
Voters of 3rd Ward.

1t is being circulated as campaign
matter that am going TO move to Den
yer and would never qualify. if should
be elected as alderman from the Third
ward.
1 have never made a statement to that
effect. Every one who knows me will
give me credit for knowing my own bust
ness and if had contemplated moving
and not qualifying, if elested, l would
have told the people so This is the
plain truth about the matter. When
want my affairs exploited by the people
who are in opposition to me l will hire
them for that purpose.
am plain old fashioned man Of
business and am not onto the curls Of
the politicians, but can generally tell
pretty straight story ana 1 tell you, and
all OF my friends and voters in the Third
ward that, if you elect me I'll be here to
serve you.
D. T. Clark.
Aldermanic nominee on Taxpayers Tick
ct In 3rd Ward
The daily sentinel., 1900-03-31
THE LOCAL NEWS

May Day Ball,
Do you know Fotografer DeanP
Crescent wheels are sky high. Van
sells 'em.
Try that Maple Cream Confection at
the Boston Candy Kitchen.
Belt buckles in ali grades at Roberts,
the jeweler.
The Parlor candy kitchen is the place
to get first class candies.
Screening-All kinds cheap.
Western Planning Mill.
Alfred Psats prize wall paper samples
at Robucks. Fl. E. Knight, Agt.
Columbian Bicycles, standard of the
world, M. s. Roberts general agent for
Mesa Co.
At the Methodist church tonight and
Saturday night, Major Scott, the great
temperance orator.
Wanted-At once, ten heavy teams
Apply to Mrs. w. Il. Crawford, corner
Rood and Eighth.
e Fotografer Dean is ready for business.
Call and see the new studio and know
Fotografer Dean.
Satisfactory results are always obtain
ed by the use Of Peats Prize paper. See
their elegant pamples at Robucks.
Two houses near the depot for sale
cheap, on easy payments.
W. 8. Wallace.
Before rapering your house see II. Z
Knights samples at Robuck's, and get
his prices. Workmanship guaranteed
Wanted-Paperhang and decorators
to handle our sample books. Address
Frank Dana, 1916 California Street
Denver, Colorado.
The members of the Camera club and
the teachers Of the public schools left
this morning over the little Book Cliff
railway, the guests of MIR. w. S. Phil
lips, Of the road. to spend day in the
hills.
For Rent-Large and commodious ter
room dwelling house, water, lawn, trees
Apply to :
The Ord. Jet. Milling & Elevator Co.
Wholesale house wants salesman tC
place their line with grocery trade ir
Grand Junction.
J.bber, 1749 Market street, Denver.
The new Excelsior Steam Laundry il
up-to- date. Try it and be convinced.
Frank Buehring,
Proprietor.
The famous Howard Guitars and Man
dolins can now be found in Grand juno
ton. NJ. s. Roberts Jeweler, has then
in stock.
Members OF the Womans club are
hereby notified that the Music and Art
meeting which was to have been helc
Saturday. March 31st, has been post
poned until April l4th.
Meta T. Stanley, Sscy.
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Not in the Trust .

We are selling the Smell lines Of wheels
under any wheel that is contracted by
the American Bicycle trust We can
show you points of improvement on all
other make of wheels. Call and see
them and get catalogue. P. A. Whistler.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-10-30
POLITICAL NOTES.

IL ought not 20 be difficult % convince
the wsge-earner thst IL there were hene
fits arising from = degenersted currenc!
they would reach him least and last o.
all.-Groyer Cleveland.
The Teller Silver Republican Club Of
Denver hiss completely disappeared
Over 800 OF its members hsve organized
q Mckinley Club. Here Is provOcstior
for more tears BY Mr.. Teller.
Strikes occur under sll administrations
but under REPUBLICAN administration
the strikes are for higher wages and th'
working men usually get the increas'
demanded. But under Democratic ad
ministrstions The strikes are sgsinst re
ductiOn Of wages. and the working mel
usually have 20 accept the reduction.
While not saying directly that he viii
vote for President Mckinley, Ex-senator
VI. c. Butler. Of South Carolina. SAYS
II am an expansionist. | think IN,
Democratic psrty made a mistake wher
they raised the cry Of snti-imperiSlism
and | don't believe there Ia any such
thing. As for the Southern people,
don't see how any Of them. especially
those In the cotton business. can sc,
ANYTHING not beneficial 20 them in IN,
policy OF expansion. think Mr.. Me
kinley has made most excellent
President. He Is thoroughly eonseien
tious, intensely patriotic and has tn
best interests OF the country, North anC
South. AZ heart"
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EAST WATERFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alouzo Cole are visiting
her sister. Mrs. g +. Ames. Mrs. Coles
health Is improving.
Jennie Ames Ia AZ home.
Selectman c. II. Pride went 10 Milton
Plantation Saturday on psuper case.
Mrs. jesse Field has moved TO the
sumner Davis place in Harrison.
Harold McGown has gone 70 Berlin,
y. H., to work in bank and attend
school.
saturday, man turning spples into 4
barrel near the road frightened Mrs. l.
VI. SandersOn's horse, and she wa:
thrown out. iniuring one wrist and bad.
iv shaking her. The accident happened
near her brothers, John Shsw's, and
she il still there.
skinner Bros. are putting up wind
mill 70 carry water 10 the house and
harm. They have dug well near the
pond.
Bertha Miller sprsined her ankle 80
badly she Is Obliged 10 use clutches.
Ray Johnson spent Saturday and Sun
day in Boston.
Mrs Edith and Mrs. Alice Melntirt
sre visiting in Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Martha Pride aud family spent
Sunday with her brother, Winslow
Marston. Ii was surprise birthday
party. They report twenty-five At din
ner.
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NORTH ALBANY.

Messrs. Holt and Glines have been
through here threshing grain this week.
Frank and Roscoe Emery have had
some plsstering done 10 their houses.
Mrs. Carrie Penley Ia At her parents
for = short visit.
Bryce kimball and sons are cutting
poplar for Richmond wescott.
Mrs. imogene Brown Is At Newry with
her sister, Mrs. Mary Cole, who Is very
sick
Miss Mary Kimbsll took advantage OF
the excursion 10 visit friends In Mass
chusetts.
IL seems quite late for berries, but
Oct. 10 Robert kimball picked some nice
blueeerries, and the 25th the writer saw
some strawberry blossoms.
Ed McFee and wife are soon TO move
10 the "Mills". where he expects tc
work for kilborn 4 Herrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Cummings have
moved on 10 the Hastings place, and
two OF their children attend school.
willism Cspen IL at work for MARTINS
KimbAll for few days. Guy Herrick Il
still ~ work there.
"whst lovely weather." Is heard on
\ All sides.