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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-10

of incandescent knowledge with un-
diminishing bTilliancy. We basked
in the glory of its light and were
elevated by the quality of its wis
dom. Then in a moment, without
a breath of warning, it was snatched
away and the darkness of the void
which was before the Creation came
upon US in the twink1ing of an eye.
Say, Wheeler, this is damned
tough, amt it? Did you ever think
that we we would thus be plunged
together into outer gloom? I'll tell
you what is the matter of us,
We're too coarse. What we want
to do is to polish up-knock off the
rugged exterior" so to speak.
You need a clawhammer coat, and
a hand painted visiting card with
"wednesday" bowed into the left
hand corner. You want to wear
decollete clothes and have "recep-
ton" and ian evening at home"
You must run a "Society Column"
in the Register and join the die
tante Club and learn to eat with a
fork. The last time we met the
creases were all out of place in your
pants, and there was a speck of
black under your thumb nail.
Maybe, we had 'em, too. The first
thing we know the Capital Evening
News and the Clipper will cut us,
and, then, better for us had we died
teething. Do you think we could
do anything to lift the curse? The
other day, we received copy OF
the Weakly Statesman which we
took for a sign of softening. Dc
you think that is what it meant!
II you subscribe please send us the
papers after you get through read
ing them. You needn't be in E
hurry. They are just as good
week or two old as any time.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-10
COMPANIONS IN BEREAVEMENT

"The Register is very, very sad,
in fact we are in the thHoe of des-
peration. During the controversy
over the appointment of H. Smith
Woolley, the Register criticised the
Boise Statesman, possibly somewhat
severely, and now, that great journ-
al of civilization has abruptly and
without ceremony, possibly with
malice and aforethought, cut the
Register off from its exchange list.
It sorely grieves us to think the
Statesman would do this without
warning, or some intimation that it
was coming. And now if we wish
to peruse the columns of that great
journal and inhale the eff1uvia of
the sweet scented cigarette, we
must pay out our good money and
subscribe for it. Possibly we would
even then be deprived of it. We
do not know, but we are going to
try it.-Idaho Falls Register.
Of all the consolatory experiences
in this rugged world of blasts and
misfortunes there is none to equal
that which comes with the knowl-
edge of a common woe. One be-
comes filled with placed resigna-
ton when one discovers fellow in
misery. For some weeks a canker
has been gnawing at our vitals, and
we have felt the pangs which pang
those who grieve apart and alone.
We thought we had no companion
in pain, and could utter lamenta.
tons in no sympathetic ear. II
was hell; but no sign of the seeth.
ing agony which consumed OUT
well-spring of JOY escaped US. But
now we are consoled. Life has
again become endurab1e if not de
sirable. We fall upon the neck O.
the Idaho Register and pour th'
pent up tears athwart its collar bone
The light of the Boise luminary
also refuses to shine for us. It
rays no longer penetrate our sane
tum. Where once it refulged auc
refrigerated is now a darksom
void. Its Cobberistic and Bladder
esque scintillations play no more up
on the screen of our mental vision
1t has gone out of our life as suddenl.
and silently as the Seventh Pleiad
sister vanished from the heavenl,
constellation. And we had learne,
to lean upon it SO much. It's wa
the light that led us safely througl
the mazes of doubt and uncertainty
It stood upon the hilltop of Int
lectuality and (like a chunk of rad
um) threw off pyrotechnic shower
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-10
A Bad Accident.

George Poole of Rigby met with
an accident Wednesday evening
which deprived him of his right
hand. He was on a traction engine
and when on the outskirts OF the
city, went to place his hand on the
side of the engine, to note if it was
being over heated. Reaching too
far his hand came in contact with
the cog wheels, MASKING it terrible.
He was taken to the home of MS
brother-in-1aw. Richard Boomer,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-10

where medical aid was summoned
and the injured member amPulated
at the wrist. Idaho Falls Times
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-08-26
TRENTON,
ARE.
Aug. "a

George Moore, of Northeast Harbor,
was In town Sunday.
Melvin Mcfarland and wife have re-
turned to their home In Boston.
Maude and Albert Jordan, of Bar Har-
Dor, were in town one day last week. u
Mrs. Edward Hopkins and daughter
Bertha, are visiting friends in Lakewood.
Miss Mary Joy, of Boston, is with her
mother. Mrs. John Carpenter, for few
days.
Horace Salisbury and wife, Of Brewer,
are visiting Mrs. Salisbury's sister, Mrs.
Benjamin Jordan.
Mrs. Charlotte Mum and little daugh-
ter, OF Boston, have been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. c. G. Young.
Miss Emile Young, who has been Wis
itipg her grandmother, Mrs. Monroe
Young, at her summer home at Hancock
Point, Ii home.
Aug. IS. J.
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EAST LAmoINE.
CHEF

Edward Bacon, Of Newton, Mass, is
spending his vacation at the Dana cottage.
Miss Helen Googins, OF Waltham, Mass,
il spending her vacation here, the guest of
Mrs. g. w. Gault.
J. Sherman Douglass has returned from
Bridgeport, Conn.,, where he has been
manager of hotel. j
Miss Alice Abbott and Arthur Abbott
are visiting their mother, Mrs. Cyrus
Abbott, at the Abbott cottage.
Raymond hodgkins and wife, who have
spent the past week with relatives here,
have returned to their home in Portland.
WI Potter, who for three years has
been superintendent of Snare Il Triest's
contract at the coaling station, has gone
vita his family to Portsmouth, N. Fl.
The U S. cruiser &C eyeI4nd", recently
competed at Bath, has eoaled at the
station this week. The U. s. s. Topeka
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OTIS.

John MCGUIRE, OF Bangor, Is living with
w. w. Tibbetts.
George Kincaid is home from his work
at Rocky pond in III health.
Meltiah Young, OF Bangor, will spend
his vacation with his uncle, Frank Young
Schooihouse in district No. was
burned last Friday. The origin Of the
Ore Is unknown.
Mrs. Fred Cohoon. OF Bangor, has come
to spend a few weeks with her husband,
who 10 at w. W. Tibbetts'.
Mark Humphrey moved his family last
Saturday to Rocky pond, where he will
be employed for two years.
Howard Kincaid returned Sunday from
a weeks visit with his grandparents at
Ellsworth Falls, g. Kincsid and wife.
Lulu aud Mary webber, of Brewer, re-
turned home Sunday, after visiting their
grandparents, Harrison Houston and
wife, Tor several weeks.
Aug. "a DAVIS.
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COUNTY News
for addsisonal oOsntg Ne,os see other :.
BLUEHILL FALLS

Mrs. Il, w. Andrews IL home ,,o.
rento. sot.
Burt Candage returned to Massaoh.
Thursday. 1use'ts
Burt arindle and wife, of ssrosn,,m
spent Sunday with friends here ''s'
Mr.. crabtree, of Bar Harbor. wa. i.
guest OF Irving Csndage last week 'as
Mrs. kustin Slower and Master Do.
Sullivan, are the guests of relatives !, 49, y
Mr.. and Mrs. Gray, of Naskese -.
the guests of Irving Candage ana ~,
Tuesday. '''s
Mrs. Brooks Gray aud son Csc,,
tended the exercises at Biuehiu m,,o.s,
spring the 18th.
Toe friends OF Sewsl Csndage. who /.
been so very i'll, will be pleased to 1a..s
that be is able TO ride out.
Observation-Disclosures W. q a..
airy will conduct examinations for 81.
certificates at the Biuehifl. George steras'
academy Friday, Aug. IS.
b. II. Candage and wife opeped ,h,,-
house for picnic Wednesday. su,n..
was served at 8 o'clock. There were gsn,.
and music, and later ia the evening IL.
cream aud cake were served.
Aug. "a. SUBSTITUTE
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BROOKSVIlLE.
THELMA.

Miss Alice A. Perkins has returned from
Bar Harbor, where she has been for several
weeks.
K. s. Grindle and wife attended the
twenty seventh reunion OF the First
Maine heavy artillery at viualhaven the
past week.
A lsrge bull moose was recently seen
crossing the fields here. He did not APP
pear to be frightened though several men
were working near by.
John Henry, who has been spending a
few days with his family who are occapy-
ing the L:meburner cottage, will return
to Massachu- this week.
A praise service was held at the church
Sunday evening. Music was furnished by
Prot. Bertram Henry, of Msssachusel is,
a summer guest here. Interesting remarks
were made by Rev. B. f. Wilson.
Rev. B. F. Wilson, Phi. D., wife and
niece, Miss Bessi Arthur, are at the home
OF Mrs. Susan Billings for few weeks.
DR.. Williams has been for twelve years
president of Converse college, S. c.
Aug. "a L.
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MARLBORO.
"a.

Eben Kingman spent three days in Els
worth last week.
Mrs. John Estey spent few days last
week in Ellsworth visiting friends.
f. C. Alexander, of Houiton, is spend
ing few days at Mrs. c. e. Ford's. 4
Miss Mary weatherbee, OF Bangor, Wis
tied her cousin, Mrs. S. H. Remick, last
week.
Frank Dunbar, wife and son Marden, of
Trenton, spent last Tuesday with Mrs. S.
II. Remick.
Frank Smith and wife, who have been
at Mrs. Clara Ford's, have returned to
their home in Houlton.
Rev. A. B. Lorrimer and family, who
have spent the summer hereiat their cot
tage, have returned to their home in.Ban-
gor.
Mrs. Edgar Strout and children, who
have been visiting her father, Roland
Hodgkins, have returned to their home in
Ellsworth.
Willism Haslem, OF Mariavilie, spent a
few days last week with his cousin. David
Mosley. Mrs. Mosley visited friends In
Orland last week.
Mrs. Abbie Wiley and little SON Lewis,
who have been visiting her parents, Ran
som Hodgkins and wife, have returned to
their home in Bath.
Aug. "a. ARE.
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WEST FREMONT.

Miss Kate Clark is spending few days
with relatives at Manset.
Miss Zulma E. Lunt is visiting friends
at Hotel Dirigo. Southwest Harbor.
Arnold Leighton, OF Milbridge, spent
Monday and Tuesday with the family of
w. A. Clark.
MrsiCharles P. Lunt and family have
returned from Bangor, where they have
been visiting.
Mrs. Thompson and daughter Ella, Of
Haverhiil, Mass, are visiting her son,
Rev. A. P. Thompson.
Mrs. Willis Thurston and family, who
have been visiting friends in Bangor, re-
turned home this week.
Mrs. Rose Haynes and daughter
Blanche, OF Portland, are visiting her
father, Capt. William Dix.
Mrs.. Abbie n. Stanley, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Zulma S. Clark,
returned to Manset Friday.
News comes from Boston that Merrill
Davis, who was SO unfortun as to have
his leg broken, is slowly improving.
Mrs. c. A. Rideout and daughter Ger
tGde, who have been visiting relatives for
the past few weeks, returned to their
home in Allston Tuesday.
Aug. "a. THELMA.
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WEST HANCOCK.
FOLLY

Miss Myra Young returned Friday from
avisit to her aunt at Ashvilie.
Mrs. Maria Durgan and Mrs. Mary r.
Butler attended grange meeting at Blue
hill last week.
George E. Norris and daughter Miss
Anna, of Bar Hsrbor, visited relatives
here the past week.
Miss Jennie Marshall, OF Bar Harbor,
shall, during the past week.
Mrs. Maggie Sawyer returned Saturday
from few weeks visit to her psreuts,
Henry Foren and wife, of Portland.
d h. McMaster ard family, WHO have
been living in the Il. b. Phillips house at
Washington junction, have moved to
Bangor.
Allan Milliken, who has been a guest at
Prof. w. r. Buffers during the past
week, returned to his home in New Bed
ford Friday.
George Thorsen and wife returned to
their home in Boston this week, after
making short visit to his parents, s.
Thorsen and wife.
Miss A. Evelyn Butler, who has been
spending the summer with her brother,
left Friday. She will visit friends in Bos-
ton before returning to Philadelphia,
where she is teaching in deaf and dumb
institute.
Aug. "a. SUMAC.
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WEST FRANKLIN.

Ned Coomns Is building stable on his
home lot at Taunton.
Miss Nina Coombs arrived home from
Bar Harbor Saturday night.
The blight has struck the potato tops
and the potatoes are beginning to rot.
Willard E. Clark has gone to Eastbrook
to work on the new dwelling-house Of
Sylvester Bunker.
George Howard Macomber, former
Franklin boy, row of Michigan, is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Fl G. Wooster.
A party from here consisting OF Mrs. c..
E. Butler and daughter aiys, Mrs. c. e.
Smith and son Lyle, George Coombs, wife
and family were at Bar Harbor Saturday.
The annual Grand Army picnic of the E.
G. d. West post will be On Labor Day,
September 7, at the grove OF Samuel
Har olson, West Franklin, to which all are
invited.
1t was busy week at Burnham's, end
ing Saturday night. A We SCI was loaded
for Bar Harbor, car for Massacaus tts, a
scow for Sullivan, another car partly
loaded for Ellsworth, peas picked aud
shipped to Boston, haying, the mill put in
readiness for threshing grain, besides the
running OF the farm and store. to say
nothing about the cooking for the men
who did the work.
Aug. "a. CHEER.
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SUMAC.
CAPE ROSTER.

Mrs. M. E. Mailing and two children are
at Fairview.
Otis Gray is cutting the hay on the
Moses Blake farm.
Rev. Frank w. Brakeman and wife are
boarding at G. r. Crockett's.
Mrs. NJ. A. Blake returned Aug. II after
a weeks visit in Brewer and Bangor.
Mrs. M. s. Wilson, of Upper Mont
clair, n. j., arrived at Blacks Aug.7.
There was an entertainment at Under
cliff Aug. II for the benefit Of the chapel.
Mrs. L. F. Sawyer, at the Cedars, has
three guests: Prof. Edward King, wife
and daughter, of New Bedford, Mass.
DIR. Phillips and Mr.. Thompson, of
New Haven, Conn, are at G. ii. Blake's
for several weeks, fishing and boating.
Aug 21 b.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Gustavus Robbins arrived here Tues
day from Cambridge, Mess. He will
spend his vacation with his family here.
Fred Robbins arrived from Boston We'd
nesday for few days rest and recupera-
ton, having been in poor health the last
few weeks.
Mrs. Abbie Junkins and Miss Tina
Gray visited &. P. Sawyer Wednesday.
Mrs. Junkins returned to her home In
Someryille, Mass, the last of the week,
after pleasant visit TO her many friends
here.
Rev. Mr.. Jackson held service in the
church here Sunday, preaching an inter-
esting aud practical sermon. He expects
to remain at Ssonington aud supply that
place and this the remainder of the con-
ference year.
Quite number from here attended the
district Sunday school convention at
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GREAT POND.
Aug. %.

Lewis shuman, of Norcro's, Is in town.
Miss Alta Laughlln is at home from
Lowell, Mass.
Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Lemmonn have
returned to their homes.
Mrs. Alfred Clarry, OF Lowell, Mass, Is a
guest at George A. Clarry's for Jew
weeks.
Birthday parties are frequent; the last
one was given by Sadie shomsn for the
little folks.
Mrs. Eliza Stephens, OF Old Town, with
her little son Roger aud Mrs. stephens,
OF Eddington, were guests of j. II. Shu-
man and wife few days LAST week.
The sporting camps are well filled, and
there is no protection foe plckerel. It Is
estimsted that ton has been taken from
Great pond this summer. John Laaghiin
csught ten there that weighed bfty-two
and one-half pounds. Several parties
have caught more than hundred pounds,
and there are fish yet.
Mrs. Asa Williams is the mother of an
old fashioned family OF ten children,
seven OF whom are living, and 1t would be
hard to fiud a better-looking or more csf
able band of sisters than those who met
with her on Wednesday, Aug. 10. They
were: Mrs. Myrs E. Jackson, OF Brigh-
ton, Mass, Mrs. Edith j. McPhee, OF
Fairfield, Mrs. Marion Remission, of Am
herst, Mrs. Bertha Mace, OF Aurora, Mrs.
Ruby g. Mace, OF Great Pond, Mrs.
Bessie V. Crosby, OF Aurora, Mrs. Nellie
Grant Haynes, OF Great Pond. There
were several grandchildren. Mrs. Haynes
served dinner, and they took supper With
Ruby Mace, who held reception In the
evening.
From every place wherere they roam
There Is always a welcome In their childhocd's
home;
II mother never again takes each dear hal d,
With their father she will await them la the
better / ,nd.
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WALrHAM.
Aug. "a.

Philip Giles has purchased a fine pia, o
FOR his son Austin.
Miss Laura jones, OF Orange, N. j..
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Milton Has
lem.
Schools began to-day with Miss Min
erva Jordan and Miss Mary Garland as
teachers. II
Mrs. Belle Dana and son Orlando, wife
and daughter Marguerite, Of New York,
are boarding at Philip Giles.
The entertainment given by companion
court Sunbeam for the benefit OF one of
its members WAS well patronized.
The Hasten reunion will be held at the
town ball September IL. Lynch's band
will furnish music throughout the day.
Visitors in town Sunday were j. Pres.
colt Gage and Alfred Hastings, OF Bos-
ton, z. L. Kingmsn and wife and B. s.
Jeliison and wife, of Ellsworth.
Mrs. J. T. Earle, who has been visiting
friends here, has gone to Machias to visit
her son, w. II. Chapman, who is spend
ing his vacation there at his farm.
Aug. "a. IL.
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COUNTY NEWS.
LAMoINE.

Capt. Howard Farnham is visiting his
family here.
Rev. w. H. Rice and wife are visiting in
Larrabee, former pastorste.
Mrs. Frances Gibson and family, OF
waltham, Mass, have returned home.
Walter Reynolds, of Cambridgeport,
Mass, is spending his vacation in town. I
Misses Grace and Margaret Moore were
guests OF Mrs. w. F. Hutchings last week
Mrs. Emma Hardison, of West Frank
lin. is he guest of her sister, Mrs. n.
B. Coolidge.
Prof. Arthur Reynolds, wife and daugh-
ter are spending few days with relatives
in Prospect Harbor.
Mrs. George Googins and daughter
Pearl, are guests Of Mrs. ]. B. Coolidge
and other relatives.
Mrs. N. B. Coolidge spent a few days
recently with her daughter, Mrs. Oscar
Crabtree, in Hancock.
Rev. John s. Blair, wife and son bid
adieu to their Lamoine friends to-day and
return to Newton, N. II.
The Hancock county Baptist association
will meet here Sept. 1, and 3. An enjoy
able meeting is anticipated.
DIR. Jordan Holt has been the guest OF
Mrs. Alton Trip the past week. DR..
Holt will locate in Phillips.
Miss Emma King, who has been in poor
health for sevsral months, has gone to
Stetson, hoping that the dryer inland air
may prove beneficial. She was accom-
panied by Miss Grace Harding.
Aug. q. ii.
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FARMERS INSTITUTE.

At the request of Highland grange,
made some time ago, Commissioner Gil
man decided to hold an institute here
about the middle of August. 1t was held
in the church on the 18th, and was unusu-
ally well attended.
Mr.. Gilman was unable to attend, and
DR.. Twichell. of Augusta, editor of the
Maine Farmer, was sent in his stead, and
most happily did he perform the task.
At 1890 the institute opened with talk
on "Dairying" by State Dairy Instructor
Thompson, OF Winterport. The talk was
interesting, and evoked many questions
from the dairymea of this section, and
much interest was manifested.
He was followed by Mr.. Roberts, of
Norway, in practical talk along the same
lines.
Dinner was served in the hall.
The afternoon session opened with a
discussion by MIR. Harwood, OF Boston,
chief of the dairy bureau Of Massschu
sets. He was followed by the racy DIR.
Twitchweli on the potato. The doctor
waxed enthusiastic over his subject. He
thought he saw a bonanza in the potato
crop for our eastern Maine farmers. He
thought we needed more starch to expand
our operations in this direction.
The potato is 80 per cent. water, 10 per
cent. starch and 1 per cent. minerals. 1t
requires about nine inches on level for
an acre of potatoes. The potato does not
mature and get its complete ration of
starch until about August 20. The starch
is carried from the leavesIinto the tuber by
some process unknown to chemists, and 1t
is necessary that the leaves be kept green
until they die naturally.
He urged the use Of the sprayer. His
talk was irterspersed by witty stories,
which kept the audience in lively, inter-
ested mood.
The institute was voted success, and
everybody went away satisfied.
Aug. 81. H.
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NokTa 1AsTINE.

George A. Grindle is recovering from
his recent injury.
W. s Bridges and wife are guests at
Edwin ordway's.
Miss Mary Littlefeld, of Boston, Is Wis
itiug in this vicinity.
Miss Estele Perry, who has been taking
an outing in Patten, is at home.
Miss Edith Hutchins, OF Penobscot, is
the guest OF Mrs. Augusta Leach.
Miss Phebe l.. Leach returned Friday
from her visit to Camden and Belfast.
Willard Perkins, of New York, is visit
ing his parents, Joseph Perkins and wife
Mrs. Charles wardweli and family came
Saturday from Vinslhaven to visit rela-
tives.
Mrs. Isaac Dunbar and son belmont
have gone to Bass Harbor for a stay of
several weeks.
George Dunbar and wife and Charles
Devereux and wife have returned from
their pleasure trip to Isle au Haut.
Misses Annie and Grace Leach spent
two days the past week in Sandy Point,
at the alumni enoampment of the Il. S. N.
school.
Harrison Leach, OF Ellsworth, who has
been visiting relatives here, went Satur-
day to Bangor to join the schooner
LILLIAN" for cossting trip to Boston.
Aug IL L.
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NORTH DEER ISLF.

Miss Bertha Lowe hes returned 10 South
Bo ton.
Capt. George l.. Hardy, of he yacht
"Liilas", was at home this weak. Y
Miss Evelyn Haskell has returned from
Boston, where she has been visiting rela-
tives.
Mrs. Frank Colt has returned from Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Henry Hart, OF
Brooksvilie.
Henry @. Eaton, Of Little Deer I-le, las
recently purchases lumber IN B,ngur for
d new star e.
William Morey has pu,cuased pair Of
three year old steers from James B. Gray,
OF Brooksville. The animals were landed
here saturday.
At the race Of sail bosts of Dirigo
isl~i d Saturday afternoon the engraved
CUP donated By Hartman Bros. was won
by Deforest Gray, Of S,uth Brooksviiie.
Aug. "a. E.
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SAUNDERS.

Mrs. Kimbali Gray is very H..
j. NJ. Brscy was In town to-day on
business.
Mrs. Addie Johnson has moved here
with her family.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert l.. Cunningham Aug. 9.
Miss Mile Grindle spent last week
with her parents, S. e. Grindle and wife
All are glad to learn that George P.
Clark is out OF the hospital and improv-
ing.
r. F. Soper has returned to Hartford,
where he is employed in the hospital, after
two weeks vacation with his family.
Josiah E. Carter and family madea fly
ing visit from Surry to Mrs. Carter's
parents, Melvin g. Saunders and wife
Aug. 20. SPEC.