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Base Ball Association.

Monday evening meeting of those
interested was held in the town hall for
the purpose of organizing base ball
association, at which there was good
crowd present. Mr.. c. w. Rentz was
made chairman and H. J. Brabham, Jr.,
secretary. After it was ascertained that
the sense of the meeting was to organize
permanent association, an election OF
officers was held, with the following re-
suit: c. W. Rentz, president; DR.. G. F.
Hair, vice president; j. E. Fielder, secre-
tary and treasurer. These officers with
L. C. Price and r. L. Risher constitute
the executive committee. Henry Brab-
ham, Jr, was elected manager of the team
and W. G. Hoffman captain.
The secretary was Instructed to confer
with several parties in reference to pur-
chasing or leasing suitable ground, the
matter being left with the executive COM
mittee. The secretary will also make
dates for games with other teams. 1t is
proposed to arrange for about twelve
games to be played in Bamberg during the
season. The membership fee or share of
stock was fixed at $3.50, and about thirty
five members were enrolled at this meet
ing. E. L. Price, A. W. Knight, c. r.
Brabham, Jr., and w. G. Hoffman were
appointed as a committee to solicit men,
bers, and they are already at work with
good success. 1t is the idea to see every
representative citizen in town and en-
deavor to induce each to- take at least one
share of stock, costing $3.50, which surely
every one will do. 1t is the purpose of
the Association to buy or lease for a
term of years plot of ground suitable
for a permanent base ball park, and erect
thereon a grand stand and to fence in the
grounds, thereby making it a permanent
thing for years to come. This cannot be
done without money, and if the public
spirited citizens will but give the enter
prise substantial encouragement it's sue
cess is assured. We have fine material
here for a first-class team, and all is
needed is suitable enclosed ground, so
that small admission fee to games can
be charged for the purpose of paying ex-
penses. Then we can get good teams to
come here and have first-class ball.
1t is the purpose of the Association to
request from city council an appropriation
of 800, and this we feel sure they will
get, knowing the public-spirit of the mem.
bers of council as we do Several of the
alderman have expressed themselves as
being in favor of the appropriation and
it is assured that favorable action will be
taken by council at its next meeting.
The next meeting of the Association
will be held in the town hall Tuesday
evening, April 1st, at which every member
is requested to be present. Severa
matters of Importance will come up a
this meeting, and it is proposed to pusl
affairs as rapidly as possible, in order t.
be ready to play ball" when the season
"opens.
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Cow food for sale at Burton Felder's.

Cow food for sale at Burton FEEDERS.
Candidates for county officers have be-
gun to announce themselves through the
newspapers in the various counties or
the State.
Ladies, don't fail to see C. F. Rizer's
spring line of millinery and hats before
purchasing your spring bonnet. He has
the latest styles, and can save you money.
CD. Kirkland was tried at Barnwell
last week for the killing of Alfred Ben,
nett at Robbins ON new years night, and
the case resulted in mistrial. Our read
ers will remember the case, as we have
heretofore published full particulars.
Rev. J. W. Tarboux, missionary to
Brazil, delivered lecture on the customs
of that country at the Methodist church
last Sunday morning and preached at
night. There was small congregation
present on account of the very bad
weather, but nevertheless he took good
collection, it amounting to about $65.0O.
Tuesday morning w. P. Riley as agent
received checks for the Insurance losses
on the stores of Messrs. Thos. and j. 3.
Black, which he at once turned over to
them. Mr.. Thos. Black check was for$l 400
and DIR. Blacks for $1,000, the full amount
of insurance being paid in each case, with
out discount. This is certainly prompt
payment, and Mr.. Riley has reason to be
proud of the companies he represents.
The p-otracted services which were to
have been held at the Methodist church
this week were postponed on account OF
the small pox scare, but they will be held
some time during the latter part OF April,
and Rev. E. O. Watson will be here at
that time and assist the pastor, Rev. NJ.
w. Hook, in the meeting. The exact date
of the commencement of these speclal
services will be announced IN due time.
Mr.R.H. Quattlebaum, a brother OF
Mrs. F. NJ. Bamberg and brother-ln-laW
of Messrs. Geo. A. and j. NJ. Jennings,
died at his home in Zoar, Ca, last Sun
dav. He was about ffty-fve years OLD,
and leaves wife and eight children, all
boys, Messrs. J. D. and Julian Quattie-
baum of this county being among the
number. Miss Llewellen Cleckley has
been at Zoar for a week or more on &C
count of his illness and death, and will re-
main about ten days longer. Mr.. Quattle-
baum is we'll known in Bamberg, and has
many friends here who will regret to learn
of his death. The burial took place
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New Advertisements.
G. FRANK BAMBERG

See G. Frank Bamberg's new advertise.
ment. He has received another carload
of fine mules and wants you to have look
at them.
A. c. REYNOLDS.
See Reynoldss new advertisement. AS
usual he has something interesting to say.
&c. Bruce, Comfy Superyisor-Notice
to township mmissioners and road
overseerS.
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FREE TO, THE BABIES.

The Eastern Manufacturing Co., OF
Chicago, will present to every baby,
under one year of age, in this county, one
solid silver baby spoon with the baby's
given name engraved on same. You do
not have to pay one cent nor buy any
thing to get this spoon. The Eastern
Manufacturing Co. are large manufac.
turers and jobbers of jewelry and
silverware, and have taken this method
of advertising their goods. Instead Of
spending thousands ~dollsrs~for
magazine advertising they have decided
to give it away direct to consumers.
The undersigned firm has been
made distributing agent for this
locality. Bring your baby to their
store and give its name and age and
YOU will receive one of these beautiful
silver spoons all engraved free OF cost.
This is not cheap article, but solid
silver of elegant. design. Don* fail
to look over the elegant line Of The
Eastern Manufacturing Co. s goods 90
display at
E. DICKINSON, Mgr.
BAMBERG, S. C..
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A. c. REYNOLDS.
FRIDAY, April 25th.

The Rivers Bridge Memorial Associa-
tion will observe Friday, April 25, as Me-
mortal Day. Hon. D. s. Henderson, OF
Aiken, and Capt. D. G. Hayward, OF
Walterboro, will be the orators of the day
The public are cordially invited to at.
tend. The committee on decoration re.
spectfully ask the ladies to bring flowers
J. W. JENNY, j. G. MCMILLAN,
Secretary. President.
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Death of Mr.. F. C. Aver.

Last Thursday afternoon Mr.. F. G. Aver,
the father of Mr.. L. NJ. Aver, died at the
residence of his son in the Clear Pond
section, after long and painful illness.
He was born near Buford's Bridge on the
9Th day of December, 1921, and conse-
quently was little over eighty years old
at the time of his death. The burial took
place last Friday afternoon at Mt. Pleas
ant Lutheran church near Ehrhardt, in
the presence of a large congregation OF
relatives and friends. He had been a
consistent member of the Methodist
church for nearly fifty years.
Deceased served faithfully in the late
war, joining Capt. NJ. I. Kinks company
in July, 1862, and served under him until
the division of that company, as it was
very large. Then he served under Capt.
Walker, whose command was part ofthe
10Th cavalry battalion, until the final
surrender in 1865. Then he returned to his
farm and continued the pursuits or agrl-
culture until 1892, when he quit farming
and went to live with his son, Mr.. L. NJ.
Aver, and continued to live with him un-
til the day of his death.
AS stated above his illness was pro-
tracted one, and painful at times, though
he never complained. He was resigned
and retained his mental powers until the
last. He spoke several times during the
last day of his fast approaching departure,
and on several occasions expressed a
willingness to surrender his spirit into
the hands of the God who gave it. He
leaves five children, two sons and three
and number of grandchildren,
as well as host of other relatives and
friends, to mourn his departure.
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Clear Pond Picnic.

The annual picnic will be held at the
Clear Pond on Good Friday, March %.
The public is cordially invited to come
and bring we'll filled baskets.
JOE COPELAND,
EUGENE HUTTo,
Tom AVER,
HUGH HUTTo,
Committee.
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Personal Mention.

-Messrs. J. NJ. Parker and 0. G. Rhode
of Hartzog, were in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. J. A. Chassereau and Mrs. A. e.
Reynolds, of Ehrhardt, were in the city
last Friday.
Mrs. W. D. Warren and little >daugh-
ter, Willie May, of Walterboro, are visit
ing relatives here.
Mrs. Otis Brabham and children leave
to-day Thursday for visit to her
fathers family at Allendale.
-Messrs. K. 1. Pearlstine, Hebron
Berry and Johnnie Herndon, of Branch
vile, spent Sunday in the city.
Maj. E. r. Hays and DR.. F: F. John
SON spent several days in Charleston last
week, taking in the Exposition.
Mrs. D. A. Phillips and daug hter,
Miss Flossie, returned from WATERFORD
Saturday, where they have been on visit
to Mrs. W. D. Warren.
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In a New Settlement.

:sYes," said the head man of the new
settlement, "we're after a railroad now"
You don't say"
eyes; eff we could only git a railroad to
come this way, kill few COWS an cut of
some O the legs of the older citizens we'd
sue it fer DANA gcs an git enough to build
town hall an grade the cemetery"
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COUNTY NEWS.



Lamon-.
The "oid Homer picnic will be held at
BIunt's pond Friday, Aug. s. All are cor
daily inyilea.
Mrs. z. A. Reynolds, daughters and son
Waiter, OF Cambridgeport, Mass, are
occupying thOir home here Ter the sum
mer.
J. W. Young, of Webster City, Iowa.
formerly OF his town, is visiting relatives
and friends here. Dir. Young is pros
porous business man in Webster City.
Friday evening, Aug. S, an ice-cream
social Will be held In town hall for the
benefit OF the c. E. society. Ice-eream
and cake VIII be sold and a social time en-
joyed. All are Invited.
Rev. A. b. LorimeF. pastor OF the second
Baptist church in Bangor, is occupying
Mrs. Esther whitaker's house. He
preached an interesting sermon in the
Baptist church Sunday. He will probs-
bly, occupy the pulpit again next Sunday.
and viii give g lecture IN the evening on
sssights and Sounds in India, as seen BY
him during bis travels there.
Rev. ]. 8. Blair closed bis pastoral
labors here Sunday, Jaiy q, and win leave
town this week. Mrs. Blair will visit
relatives in Mechanic Falls and Mr..
Blair viii spend the month in Arooetook
and Penobscot counties. The first OF
September they assume their duties In
their new field at Newton, n. II. Many
regrets are expressed at their leaving, and
the best wishes OF all follow them.
Yachting parties are the order OF the
day. Last MONDAY, through the courtesy
OF Captains Charles and Fred Hodskins, a
party OF ten gentlemen enjoyed an excur-
sion down the bay, returning Wednesday.
The party represented several professions
and Tires Of business, being composed
largely oil former residents who have
sought homes elsewhere, snd are spending
their vacations tn their native State. TIE
trip was greatly enjoyed.
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THE AAERIoAx hos Subscribers at 100
Of the I70 poss- Offices IN Honcock county;
al the c.hsr papers sH the county com
bsned do not reach so many. THE AMRR-
IcAr % not The orly paper printed IN
Hancock county, end has never claimed to
be, bat & ta the only paper that can prop
ass Be called a COUNTY paper; oil the
-estar merely local papers. The eircsata-
Gioa Of THE AssEaTcaT, barring the Bar
Harhor Rocord'a sWrl-aer list. "a larger
Ran tacr q, a.: re ether papers printed
IN Hancock county.
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COUNTY NEWS.



Prospect Harpor.
Mrs. j. B. Cole accompanied her hus-
hand on his trip east last week.
]. Milton Allen. OF Bar Harbor, was g
guest of L. b. Dessy at Mrs. NJ A.
Handy's over Sunday.
<. II. Kingston and wife, of Meircs Q
Highlands, Mass, are guests at W. Y.
Bruce's for few weeks.
Rev. Mr.. sanderson, of Sullivan,
preached an interesting sermon In the
church here last Sunday morning.
Miss Anna Cook. who has been a guest
OF Miss Margaret Moore for few weeks,
has returned to her home in Winthrop,
Mass.
L. r. sarvis and wife. who have Joined
our summer colony for over thirty years,
arrived the first OF the week and have
rooms at r. c. Bickford's.
The v l. society has fixed the date Of
It's sale for the isth, afternoon and even
ing, followed by a ball. There will
be the usual variety OF fancy work for
sale, and red, white and blue tea at the
usual hour.
The 9th annual reunion OF the Cole
family will be held Ia Mrs. NJ. A. Hsndy's
grove, on Tuesday, Aug. 10, to which all
members OF the family, either by birth or
marriage, are cordially invited. A picnic
dinner will be served. Entertainment IN
the afternoon. Members not able TO be
present please send greetings.
Aug i. @
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EHsi snsry.
The family OF Everett Treworgy, OF
Holyoke, Mass, consisting OF Mrs. TIE
worgy, two daughters and one son, are at
the home of his fat her, Charles Treworgy,
for rest. Mr.. Treworgy will Join bis
family later.
E. A. Cooper. OF Buekspors, instructor
at the seminary, spent q few days last
week at Contention Cove. b. II. Castio
drove to Bucksport Wednesday. carrying
him, his wife and child. He came around
In yacht and back overland.
A section OF surry hitherto compar-
stively unknown Ia at last being appreci-
sted for its beauties and advantages a.
q Summer resort. Several cottages already
dot the shores OF that beautiful sheet OF
water known as Teddy pond. Its
beautiful scenery cannot be surpassed in
this county. Clear, transparent water,
dotted with small islands. with shores OF
white sand, steamers could ply iis
waters for miles. A much needed mail
route, soon to be established in that
vicinity, connecting surry village and
East 0risnd, will be great boon to the
place. On the borders OF Teddy pond
some OF Hancock eounty's most energetic
sons aud daug hters first saw the light OF
day, and by the untiring efforts of hard
they are to-day. Let us not forget old
Teddy pond. bat cherish II among our
earliest memories.
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sedgwtcK.
o. 2. Carter and wife are at home from
sargentviIle tors few days.
The summer people are much In evil
denee. The town Is full OF rnsticators.
Mrs. Fred j. Moore, OF Lynn, Mass, and
Miss Addie Lufkin, OF the same city, are
In town visiting their mother. Mrs. o. p.
Carter.
AT Sargentville the fee company Is
pushing its works as fast as possible.
Three new rooms have bee2 added to the
house built last fall, and the tower and
motor room are nea Wy completed.
Quite lot OF machinery n in place. The
foundation for the new house Is being
pushed. The foundation foE the new
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COUNTY NEWS.
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Il sonsaw~-s Hsxner.
Mrs- Lizzie Clark, Of Boston, Z y,.,,,,.
her son, Schuyler Clark, at the PISS
hotel.
Mrs. Wilder and her two daush,s..
Boston, ars boarding with Mrs.
Higgins. -
Howard DsLsiitre, Of MInnespoll. via
his wife and child, visited Mrs. "
Clark last week.
The latest lad here " the shoo,,..
gallery established in tent, with sevss.,
devices tor testing the marksmau,s .sn,
George Harmon has greatly .mn,ov..
the appearances OF his house by siyi,, !,
ncw coat OF paint, and a set Of s,.ss
blinds.
Oils Mills fine new cottage. lc,.,.a
opposite the Island house. IN we'll p,s..
wsy and the grand old shade tree. 49,.
the front viii greatly beautify ~
new home.
Dame Mature often exhibits aus..
freaks. Mrs. Kate Drawn found one a.
last week an apple twig with the ~,
grown fruit and perfect blossom rrow.
lag side by side.
Mrs. Caroline Moore spent last Ff,asv
with her sant. Mrs. joan Glusv
and daughter Hattie, a, their eo,,.,.
which they hare lately erected on Sal.
tons Island, their former home rb.v
have appropriately named Il "Rsss.s.
While" cottage.
"rhe District school al Biusbarry Cs,.
ners. !" given hers la coansetlou with "A.
circle sale. was, hy request. given at ces.
seualai halt, Aanset, Friday night, and
though the svsalns proved rather tossy
ana anfssosable good audience tem,lsst
hearty appreciation OF tho play. Tbs Bar.
It's, society served refreshments At ,as
close.
The ladies sewing circle hsid IL slos.
Ing session before the midsummer al.
ioaranseat with the president, Mrs.
| Abbss Gsiisy, Tuesday sftsrnOoa, Ialy "a.
There wss Large Attendance. Tas
secretary rendered an acroaas Of The
receipts and expenses Of the safe Of The
presiding week. aud ths msmbars sx.
pressed much satisfaction over tas nss
result. As this waa one OF tue hottest
| days Of tbs season, the cake aud salnss
leo. cream served By the hostess Ws,s
highly appreciated. IL was yutea 10 I'd.
isarn to Tuesday. sept. -. place Of meet.
'ng to be announced later.
Aag. 1. STRAY.
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East Biuehin.
DEATH or MRS. o. O. LoSo.
This community Is saddened at the
desth OF Nancy j., the estimable wife OF
Postmaster George g. Long.
Mrs. Long died last Saturday, aged
sixty years, nine months and fourteen
days. She had been an invalid tor long
time, but her condition was not regarded
~ serious until about three weeks ago.
Mr.. Long aud family have the sineerest
sympathy OF The entire community. This
funeral was held this forenoon at 9
o'clock.
Aug. 8. SPEC.
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brick engiBe-room and power house VII
be started this week.
Aur

sarrs.
The surveyors on the Hancock county
electric road were here last week making
few changes In the route.
Mrs. sophia Patten and her daughters
Misses Lillian and Ruby, OF Denver, COL
are visiting relatives here. surry is Mrs
Patterns native town.
G. A. Sanborn, wife and two children
b. r. Thomas and Miss Eleanor osgood,
OF Portland, j. A. Lester, wife and little
daughter, of South Thomaston, arrived al
f. n. osgood's Sunday The three ladies
Of the party are Mr.. osgood's daughters.
They viii remain for several days.
j. E. Gost has finished gathering and
marketing his gooseberry crop. His
goo@aberry lot covers small plot OF
ground not exceeding six square rods, and
the entire yield this season was a07 quarts.
After approprlating a liberal supply for
family uss, preserving, etc, It yielded a
cash result Of sl7Os. Mr.. Gott thinks Il
pays to cultivate goosebcrries.
A large bear was seen by Mrs. Mary
Durham and one OF her daughters a few
days ago In the edge Of the field at their
home on the West surry road. A day or
two after Mr.. Durham saw a cub not far
from the same place. Bears and other
Wild animals are frequently met with In
the large tract of forest in West surry and
vicinity. A bear was caught in q steel
trap near Josiah coulter's farm buildings
last year.
Aag O.
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Kiaehin Fails
Herbert Harding has gone to Rockisnd
to seek employment.
Philip Barns, who has been home get
ting his hay, bias returned to Roeklsnd.
Mrs. Henry Kenney, Of sedgwick, has
been Waiting friends hsre for the last few
days.
Charles Googins, OF Bangor, was the
guest Of Rufus Chatto last week. He re-
turned Saturday.
Aug. 4. SUB.
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south Hsncocs.
Edward Keith, of Brockion. Mass, Is a
guest at w. T. Coggins'.
DIR. Edgar Yoang, OF Everett. Mass, is
visiting his parents, O. r. Young and
wife.
+. ~. Watson, OF Brooklyn. n. Y. ar
rived last evening to join his family at
the homestead.
Alexander Hsekett, who has employ
ment in a hospital in New York, came
home last evening.
Harvey Phillips, who has position in 8
brokers Office In New YORK, Is spending
his vacation at n. III. Young's.
!. II. Coggins, OF Maiden, Mass, spent
Sunday with his parents, w. T. Coggins
and wife. Mr.. Coggins' friends are con-
graduating him on the birth OF little
daughter tMildred) born July q.
Aug. 4. w.
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Mother Always Keeps Il Handy.

my mother suffered from distressing
pains ana general ill health due TO indi-
gestion, 4 says IL W. Spanlding, Verona,
Mo. s.Two years ago got her 70 try kodol
she grew better at once and now eats any
thing she wants, renarking that che fears
no bad effects as she has her bottle OF
kodol handy II is natures own tonic.
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south renssss.t.
Robert Thompson has gone to Trsns0s
to work on farm.
Mrs. Johnson Bridges has gone 70 East
Bucksport for a weeks visit.
Monroe Ward sell. OF Biu-hlii. Is visit
Ina bis sou. George q. wsrdweii.
Maurice Wood has retained to Cam
peilo, Mass., where be is employed as elsfk
In drug store.
ELMER Perkins and wife, OF MelrOss'
Mass, are visiting bis sister and erothsf'
Bertha and Ernest Perkins.
O. W. Dunhar and family went 10
ssdgwicx on Saturday 20 visit Mrs. Dun'
bars parents. James W. saow and vile
Mis- Florence Perkins, Of Wstervills'
who has been visiting Mrs. Frank aiiief'
has gone to Sorthport, " here her fanny
IN taking an outing.
Lester Sellers, who Is employed on TIE
tag Bismarck, OF Bangor, recently spe7'
several days with his grandparents
Thomas c. Mitchell and wife.
Mrs. George j. Bsoson and son kssi''
OF Roxcroft, are q, the Bsbsou cottage io'
the summer. Mr.. Bsbson spends as naea
tins with bis family as his business wa
permit.
Aug. 4. CLiaAA
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aaisham.
Mrs. Net,ie DeBeck Is visiting friends
in Ellsworth.
Mrs. Lettie Wiley is visiting friends at
Contention Cove.
Miss Intz Jordan, OF Ellsworth Falls, Is
Visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles Davis.
The Jordan reunion will be held ut
Charles Backs grove, ssrizvilie, We'd
nesdsy, Aug. 10.
Miss Frances Roberts who has bsen a,
work for Mrs. Mary Hasten, Is now at
work for Mrs. Bertha Hasten.
Misses Ethel Jeliison and frankie Cook,
OF Ellsworth Falls, who have been the
guests OF Mrs. Mary Hasten the past wee X,
have returned home.
Mrs. Alden Hasten visited friends I'm
Bangor the past week. Her sisters, Mrs.
o. L. Martin aud Mrs. Lovinia Wood.
ward, OF Clinton, Mass, returned with
her.
Aug. l. II.
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egoaia.aarss.
Danhsr Bros. commenced saving stare,
this morning.
Mrs. Lydia Workman is with her
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Harmond. At
Winter Hsroor.
Mr. kshssx~tek, of Boston, is at ). 6.
cotfia's. His family will ioia him ths
week.
Mise Adsie 0uptill. who has been visit
Ing her sister, Mrs. vssea Perry, at North
east uafeor, Is home.
Mira. Lszxta MrCarrie went Wednesday
to Dresser. where she wiIl remain some
time with Der daughter, Mrs. Edith Asa.
The eighth annual reunion of The Tracy
family will be held at the Jonathan TRACY
homestead at Goaidsooro PoinI on sal
ardsy. August Is. All who can elalm
relationship by birth or marriage are
cordially Invited 10 attend. All commit
nicassons addressed 10 Miss Ella Tracy o.
TO Mrs. Jsmima Tracy, Gouidsboro, will
receive prompt attention. Tho commit
tes on entertainment has taken special
psias to prepare an interesting PFC
grsmme. and hope 10 welcome a large
compsuy than ever before. The commit
Tee on entertainment are Mrs. Jeuims
Tracy, Mrs. LizEie Libby, and Mrs Gfsss
Cisrx, ali of Goaidsboro.
A