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3 More than 10000 Japanese women
nave volunteered to go to the front to
act az nurses. Both before and since
fhe Wal vim China the women of ia
pan have. attended the hospital training,
schools. where instruction is Fl Iii BY
American and European nurses ana
there are now no better nurses in the
world than those Of Japan.-Harper's
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River Breaking Up.

Pierre, S. D., March 25.-The warn
weather of the last week has been hard
on the ice in the river here and the
strong wind recently broke it up in
many places, SO that the river is impas-
sable and all traffic with the country
across the drink is at q standstill. It
may be a number Of days before the
river is cleared and trade can be again
resumed.
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From Port ARTHUR 1t is 300 miles. a
little south Of west, to Chemulpo, the
seaport of Seoul. From Port Arthur to
Taku. h port Of Pekn. 1t Is 1853 miles.
The Korean strait is about $50 miles
wide and is $50 miles south of Vladivo-
atok. VIII, near the mouth Of the
e river, on Its Korean side. is 220
miles northwest Of Port Arthur. The
distance by rail from Port Arthur to
Hardin is $50 miles.
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COL. KINGS
is Vet Much Discussed in Huron-Wa.
an Anti Crawford Speech.

Huron. S. d.. March 29.-Discussion
of Colonel John H. King s address, de-
Thursday night, continues
While Mr.. king is strongly opposed to
Mr.. Crawford's candidacy for govern
or. he did not assail that gentleman
for his ambition, but opposed his meth
Ecas and criticised him tor not first con.
lie. ring with his old time friends and
political leaders. MIR. Kings arguments
were not in sympathy with the prevail.
Ing sentiment
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Anarchy at kieff. Russia.

Kicff, March 23.-It is learned her.
an attempt was made On Friday Night
10 blow up Odessa university. suppos-
edly out Of revenge for explosions and
arrests of students.
Two bombs were exploded, which
smashed a wall and shook the quad
angle. Nine other bombs were dis
covered. the fuses o: Hhlch failed to
sxpk7dc their
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HAND COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
Convention Allowed John McCullen to
Select DELEGATION to State Meetinu.+

Miller, S. D., March 29.-At the demo-
cratic convention here today John McCul-
len was allowed to select his own delega-
ton to the state convention by a vote Of
two to one. The opposition was led by a
Mr.. McCullen is candidate for delegate to
the national convention and has a powes~
full backing. He is a life long democrat
and his victory today was a striking
tribute to his enterprise and ability. The
following is the list of delegates: John
McCullen, Chris Erickson, N. Johnson,
Chas. Dwyer. Jay Morrill,, Dan Walsh,
Seth Wilcox, Frank Crabtree. VIM. Healy,
Sam Roach and John Harry.
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MISSOURI
Entire Town of Valley Park, Mo-,
Flooded,

Flooded.
ST. Louis. March 3O.-The entire town
of Valley Park. Mo-, situated along the
Meranlac river, eighteen miles west of st.
Louis, is flooded. and the damage already
done Is figured at $50, 600.
The first floor of the ST. Louis glass
works, the chief Industry of the place, is
completely submerged and $50 persons are
thrown out of employment.
The river is sweeping over the banks,
and throughout the residence district,
which contains about 145 houses, mostly
of brick construction, the water is pour
ing in in torrents.
The river is two feet above high water
mark. and still rising rapidly. Many of
the people have packed their household
goods and started for ST. Louis.
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Afspanish naturalist, DR.. Ribc.a, has
proved that fish can hear and distin-
guish sounds and words. Concealing
himself behind a bush, he taught tie
carp in a pond to come to the surface
for fcod every time he spoke a certain
sentence. To other words, not asso-
ciated with feeding. they paid no at
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INSTRUCT FOR HEARST.
kymaa County Democrats Favor Him
for President.

Chamberlain. March 25.-The demo-
Gratis of Lyman count in their I'VE
Gan selected Sheriff j. r. Pickett. Reg
lister OF Deeds f. a.. Barlow, Clerk of
the Cour A. L. Bailey, c. c. Heron
and j. y. Burns as h five delegates
to the STATE convention at Sioux Falls,
March 50. They We're instructed for
w. r. Hearst for president n Il. S.
johnson for national committeeman
and j.. n. Stransky for one OF the eight
national delegates. The reorganizers
did not AVE enough men in the con-
vention to make a minority report.
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Hankau. China, exported nearly two
million dollars worth Of wood oil last
pear. It is used for making varnishes
and soaps. Satisfactory experiments In
growing the oil tree from seed have
been made in California.
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Means a New Senator.

Topeka, Kan, March 2S.-Lawyers
who are close to Governor Bailey re-
gard the conviction Of Senator Burton
as an immediate vacation of his seat,
and a contest for the place, it is be-
lieved, will at once. Gov
II Bailey refuses to discuss the case
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The school children OF Columbus, O..
ere $24.225.26 richer now than two
years ago. when the penny savings
0ystem was started by the board Of
so6uc0tion. The average accumulation
- ths 0sposdtori - -.
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Yucatan has a population of $4,000,
and owing to the fact that it is the
home of the %henequen, the agave.
which furnishes the finest fiber, the
Yucatecos nave more money per cap
1ta than any other people in the world.
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The Russian government has elab-
Grated statutes on general life insur-
ance by the state. The business is to
e intrusted to the government savings
banks. All kinds OF policies will be is
sued. and the insured will participate
IN the profits Of the business.
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LAWRENCE FOR MARTIN.
Republican Primaries Throughout tn,
County Endorsed Him.

OS1'13 TVTVTTs
Deadwood. S. D.. March 29.-Every
precinct in Lawrence county with the
exception of the First ward of Dead
wood. the smallest in the town, elected
"a delegation pledged to e. w. Martin
for congress at the republican primaries
today. The only fight. was in Dead
wood. James Mum, the candidate in
opposition to Martin. lost three Dead
wood wards, including his home ward
by 2 to 1. Outside Of Deadwood the
vote vas unanimous for Martin.
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In Cuba, two hours before a paper is
distributed a copy must be sent, with
b editors name, to the government
and n to the censor When the paper
80 returned with the censor's endorse
paent the paper may go to the public.
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The United States employed 1885
men in distributing mail last year. The
cost distributed among 1.4O0 lines, was
es3,59A000. In 1913 accidents to mail
cars eighteen clerks were killed and
Oeventy-eight seriously injured.
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In the 229 trade unions in England,
With q membership Of 561,226, 36,767,
or Sc per cent, were reported unem-
ployed at the end Of January, as COM
pared with 81 per cent. in December
and 81 per cent. in January, 1903.
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Lake Baikal. the holy sea-" is. K
espting Victoria, Nyanza, in Africa, the
largest lake in the eastern hemisphere,
Il Is 3,l00 feet deep, Its bottom being
1900 feet below sea level, and in area
corresponds to Lake Michigan,
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-07-08
CEClTERDALE.

Get your Lawn Mower sharpened at
Hughes & Atkins, IS Plainfield street.
Olneyville. a good job guaranteed.
1t is understood through DIR. Rose that
Councilman Angel will probably be
obliged to loose the sight of his right
eye. Mr.. Angel has the sympathy Of
numerous friends In his misfortune.
The Centerdale worsted Company will
soon begin the erection OF 500, 600. four
story brick building, measuring y by
ISi feet, to be located on Aleppo, Bos-
worth and Curtis streets in Providence.
The new plant will be used for sorting,
scouringiand combing wool and Is expec-
ted to employ $50 hands.
a very serious accident occurred Mon
day at Centerdale. the victim being
Councilman Frank c. Angel, who was so
badly niured by the explosion OF can
non cracker that ii is feared that he may
lose the sight of his right eye, and it
seems certain that the vision will be
much impaired, IL not entirely DESTROYED.
DR.. A. ID. Rose attended Mr.. Angel.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-07-08
FOSTER CENTER.

The monthly meeting of the Town
Council was held last Saturday. Council.
men Spears, Angel, Place, Hopkins and
Phillips with President John B. Spears In
the chair The following names were
drawn as grand and petit jurors TO attend
the Supreme Court Common Pleas Divis-
ion: Grand, George O. Blackmar, Philip
Shippee, Francis r. Sayles and Marshall
o. Bennett. Petit. Cyrus +. Scribner,
George Austin, John r. Hopkins.
Lorenzo ID. Rounds, Frank B. Hill. Geo.
Leonard Hopkins, John p. Spears, Geo.
+. Nichols. Joseph ID. Hilery. John X.
Bucklin presented a deed Of trust for the
sum OF Sroo for care of burial lot near
the Morning Star church, which was re-
ceived and ordered recorded. Henry r.
Nye was appointed to bury indigent
soldiers George G. Clspp was author
ICED TO expend the sum OF 8I2. on high
way district No, az that being the amount
of last years assignment not expended.
II was voted that no highway bills be
allowed without the number of the dis
trct and the name OF the surveyor being
on them. Erwin r. Brayton was ordered
near the residence OF Clarke II. Johnson,
Stephen S. Hopkins was appointed
committee to inspect the road near the
residence of Henry Bauey and report TO
the next regular meeting. Charles II.
Basctt, superintendent Of the Asylum
presented his quarterly account which
was examined and adjudged TO he correct,
showing a balance OF $4,000 due the
superintendent. The following bills were
allowed and ordered paid: S1S TO VIII
marth Hopkins for work on the highway,
ers or keepers OF dogs, $500 to Charles H..
Bassett for damage done to sheep by
dogs; $I2S SO TO GsrdneS Howard for
services and expenses as Town Clerk for
the year; $3.50 to Gardner Howard for
recording births, marriages and deaths
tor the year; $I2IS TO Samuel f. Bennett
for work on the highway; $1,000 to
IRWIN +. Brayton for canvassing the vot-
ing lists 81 90 TO Eugene Frazier Tor re.
pairing road machine; S72.7S to Erwin F.
BTayton tor work on the highway $54 SIS
to +. +. Sweet for work on the highway;
$42 90 to Francis X. Niles Tor work on
the highways 5000 to Henry ]. Paine
for work on the highway; $ISI.6O to &.
II. Bassett for asylum expenses; SI7S.oo
to c, III. Bassett for asylum expenses.
Owing to lack OF space the probate court
record will appear in next weeks TIMES.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-07-08
CREENviLLE.

o. A. Tobey has been on the sick list
but Is better at this writing.
Leland Thornton and family OF Provi-
dence visited his mother over the Fourth
Mrs. Stella Congdon OF Blackstone,
Mass, Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Sarah
Barnes.
Mrs. Anna Suns and daughter Mary
and son william are at the Barnes place
lor few days
Mrs. Edwin Williams and son Of
Bridgeport, Conn, have arrived at the
Polk homestead for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Mann OF Olney-
Vile were guests OF her sister, Mrs.
stephen Brown over the Fourth.
The Greenville team by n score Of Il TO
o defeated the Providence Athletics at
GreenvIlle on Monday afternoon,
Get your Lawn Mower sharpened at
Hughes ~ Atkins, 80 Plainacld street
Olneyville. A good job guaranteed.
The Fourth was celebrated here In the
usual manner. At the Baptist church
the annual clambake was held and was
we'll attended by people from the sur.
rounding places. to whom 'his event Is
one to which they look forward to ss a
meeting OF friends from year to year A
good sum was netted for the treasury.
The entertainment which was given q
short time ago by the pupils Of the ph-
mary school under direction OF their
teacher. Miss Eddy and was SO thoroughly
enjoyed by the many who were present.
will be repeated in the vestry Of the Bap.
ist church next Thursday night July 18th
I 7;4S o'clock. Cake and ice cream will
be for sale. The entertainment Is en-
titled. IA Visit From Mother Goose and
her Family"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-07-08
CLAYVlLLE.

Mrs. c. M. Warner 10 quite seriously III.
John Piree 10 making some repairs to
his residence.
Henry Taylor OF Providence Is visiting
his grandparents here.
The Scituate school closed last Friday
alter very successful term.
The Parker's Grove picnic took q good
number OF our residents on Monday.
Job printing In the best style and at
reasonable prices at the TINES Office.
q. r. Burgess l. making some extensive
repairs and Improvements to lis house.
a picnic party Of ten ladies from Valley
Falls visited this place on Wednesday.
The meeting OF Lafayette Lodge. /. o.
o. f.. was postponed Tuesday evening.
Brayton Round has about completed
the repairs to his house on the Foster
side.
Halt hour time between here and Provi-
dence began last Friday on the Danielson
railway.
Weslconaug Lodge. ". K. O. p, OF
Clayviile received visit from Supreme
Representative Chester +. Rounds and
Grand Guide John Burns. Jr., at the las,
session. One candidate was initiated and
the treasurer installed.
Go to +. Il. Hlll's store and see whs,
you can buy for 10 cents: can oi
Squash, can Of Tomatoes, can of Pea
ID. OF Salt Pork, qt. OF Beans, bar.
Of Soap kinds, 4 bars OF soap (Ameri.
cam. No more yellow stampf. Mems
heavy work shoes, SI.oo and $I25.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-07-08
GRAN1TEvILLE.

Mrs. Forest Carey has arrived home
C,om Washington.
Mr.. O. z. Sherman and family spent
The fourth at Greenville.
The Graniteville school closed Thur..
lay on it's long vacation.
Mr. Albert Thornton and family spent
Sunday at wallum Pond.
Miss Florence Adams spent Fourth Of
Iuly eve at Mr.. Fred Whipples'.
Miss Lenoir Harrington has Just pur-
chased a new runabout and very speedy
horse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Sweet spent the
Fourth at her mothers home In Provi-
dence.
The Graniteville Sunday Sch Dol takes
its yearly excursion July I3 to Mount
Hope Park.
Mr.. George Harrington and Miss
Lenoir Harrington spent the fourth with
Mr.. George Eddy a, Lime Rock,
Mr.. Daniel Matherson and MIR. John
Norton gave grand display Of fire.
works at MIR. Mstherson's residence on
Pine Hill.
Mrs. Nellie V. Staples held family re.
union at her home July 4,h. Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Keilty, Mrs. ID. Greene and
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Adams and family
were present. The lawn was beautifully
decorated with hsge.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-07-08
TRIMTOWN.

Berries are slowly ripening In this Sec
ton.
Job printing of al! descriptions at the
TIMES office.
Mr.. Richard Atwood is able 10 be out
out again after long illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Atwood enter
tained friends from williamsville over
The Fourth.
Lester Arnold OF Taunton Is spending
his vacation with his grandparents at the
Great House Farm.
Miss Lillian Hopkins. Who has been
quite sick tor several days, Is under the
care OF DIR. W. Smith OF Providence.
Miss Caroline Boss, a teacher In this
district Il enjoying a trip through the
White and Franconia Mountains OF New
Hampshire
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-07-08
HUGHESDALE.

Charles IL. Brown is busy haying.
Business is rushing at the Post Office.
a. Z. Lee has completed his new barn.
Henry Pierson has recovered from his
Illness.
Young Ame lea celebrated the Fourth
la good style.
The pupils OF the school enjoyed the
lemonade furnished by the teachers the
"last day.
Get your Lawn Mower sharpened at
Hughes X Atkins, IS Plainheld street,
Olneyville. A good job guaranteed.
James Patton Jr. entertained q number
o Providence schoolmates at his home
here, July 4, a lawn party and an eN-
hibi,ion OF fire works were part OF the en-
tertainment enjoy ed.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-07-08
SAUNDERSVILLE.

Mrs. Abraham Ashworth entertained
company on July An.
Mrs. Cooney II Providence Is aying
with Mrs. Eta Curtis.
Mrs. Eliza Johnson OF the annex, is
visiting at Ferd Greene's.
Mr.. and Mrs John Rhodes entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bliss OF Central
Falls on Monday.
John Bouchu was injured early on the
morning of July 4th by the premature
discharge Of a cannon. His tace was con.
siderably filled with powder.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-07-08
ASHLAND.
L. A. Smith and family is visiting Mr.
Silas N. Smith

+. A. Smith and family is visiting Mr..
Slas N. Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smith expect to
begin housekeeping soon.
Ira Hi is cutting some very fine hay
from the Ashland Cos farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Needham have been
spending few day with Mr.. and Mrs. C..
II. Lawton.
Mrs. Cole OF Providence is spending the
summer with her daus shter, Mrs. Harley
p. Salisbury.
The friends Of Chss. II. Smith was very
much pleased to see him back from St.
Louis after a two months stay.
The mill is closed down for this week,
they have been doing some needed re.
pairs and will start up next Monday morn.
ing.
The social committee of Covenant
Lodge No. 40 /. O. O F. OF Ashland held
the most successful celebration in fits his
tory on July 4, 1904 at Parksr's Grove
The day was an ideal one for grove pic
nlc and there was very large attend.
ance. The committee consisting OF the
following members OF the lodge. Charles
A. Potter, chairman, Henry +. Potter,
secretary, Chas. III. Lawton treasurer,
Silas n. Smith, Harley Salisbury, Jas. N.
Niles, Herbert Taylor, Clarence O. Sails.
bury, Philip p. Olney, Coomer S. Ford,
William. II. Smith, Dwight l.. Smith and
Irving Smith.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-07-08
SOUTH SCiTUATE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kennedy entertained
number OF guests Sunday.
A regular meeting of the Seituate town
council takes place tomorrow.
Mrs. Snow Of Providenes Is visiting her
daus ushter. Mrs. VIM. Bowen Jr.
a number Of people from this place at
tended the clambake at Parkers Grove,
July nh.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. p. Selinger. and the
Misses Marie and Dorothea Selinger are
the guests Of Mrs. and Miss McGsry.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-07-08
BELL DISTRICT.

The graduation exercises were held at
tae Bell school Friday, July lat ,o'eloek.
There were two members In the graduate
Ing, Isabel Brown and Clarence Smith.
The exercises were opened with prayer
by Rev. Alva Carpenter. A fine program
was we'll rendered, each number beins
received with applause by the audience
Especially so when the graduates took
their respective parts. The largest mum.
Ter Of people we're presentthat has been
been known to assemble at the Bel
school, which goes Tar to show the Interest
taken In the graduation OF two OF the mos,
popular young people In the district
The diplomas were presented and an sd.
Sress made by Rev. Mr.. Starr. the super.
tntsndent of schools. Rev. Aiva Carpen-
ter, member OF The school committee
wac present and made an address to the
school. The graduates we're the recip-
tents Of many hswere. The benedieticn
was pronounced by Rev. Mr.. Starr.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-07-08
THORNTON.
The Pocas.st MIL is now running full

The Pocasset MIL Is now running full
time.
Charles Simmons 10 entertaining
friends from Boston.
Anthony Perry 10 working at the
OlneyyIll- Square market.
Councilman Dalton is planning on vis-
iting the 81. Louis exposition.
w. r. Larkin has purchased a two
horse "New Standard" moving machine.
Ernest Watkinson and John Dove Of
Philadelphia are Visiting friends here.
All patent medicines at down town
prices at A. o Smiths drug store. CslePs
Block.
Walter Cooper and family and Herbert
IIIckling spent Monday at Oakland
Beach.
Mrs. John Hsrdscre, Miss Dorothy
Rob.on and others sailed this week for
England.
supt gphraim Bedford ci the Victoria
rniils entertained friends from Lowell
this weeb.
Rapid progress Is being made in The
erecting Of the new stock house at the
Victoria mills.
About thirty people attended a clam.
bake at the residence OF Ephrsim Bedford
on School street. Monday.
The whippet prize winners in Mondays
races at New King Park were "Mischief,' -
"Trueboy" and "Pendigo"
The Tomlinson, Paulson and Horoyd
families held dinner and reunion July
4lh at the Charles Stone larm.
Get your Lawn Mower sharpened at
Hughes & Atkins, 38 Plainfeld street,
Olneyville' Agood JOB guaranteed.
Mr. and Mrs. John Foulds OF Yorkshire,
England who will visit the St. Louis ex-
position. are the guests of Councilman
and Mrs. Benjamin Dalton.
Owing TO the exodus Of many residents
! of this place TO the sea shore and country
resorts, on Monday, the Fourth passed
of with unusual quietness.
Dr. A O. Robbins gave what he termed
An "orchard dinner" in the grounds sur.
rounding his new home In the Simmons
mancion on Atwood avenue.
Rev. James Greer, pastor Of the Acad-
emy avenue Congregations church IN
Providence, preached Sunday evening al
the Thornton Congregational church.
Thomas Brandreth, son OF Joseph
Brandreth, received severe burn on his
right hsnd, while playing with fire crack
ers, July T. He was attended by DR.. r.
II. Shaw,
An Interesting feature Of the Italian
celebration at Simmons Grove on Mon
day was the presentation of a handsome
bouquet of roses to Prof. Delassio of the
Marino Band by Miss Joanna Remington
The "Modox" club of this place held
their first annual outing on Monday
Twenty-one members enjoyed n tally nc
ride to East Greenwich, from whence
Capt. Rice's naptha launch carried the
party TO Rocky Point. The tautaug cap
tured by the enthusiastic fishermen will
furnish material Tor conversation for sew.
eral weeks. Edward McCaIron made one
OF the largest hauls.
Two popular small boys from this
place, with spending money to the value
OF 81 piece, visited Roger Williams
Park on the Fourth. They became SC
infatuated with the merry.go-round and
other attractions that they forgot to re-
serve their homeward cariare and Sc
found 1t necessary to walk by way of the
car tracks, as they were unaccustomed to
the Park avenue route.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-07-08
ANTIOCH.

Master Henry Murphy of Providence is
visiting relatives here.
DR.. Perry and family are occupying
their summer cottage here.
Miss Minnie Bates Of Manton is spend
Ing the week with her grandmother, Mrs.
Potter.
Farmers are greatly interested In get.
ting their hay just now and the sound Of
the moving machine 10 heard on every
hand.
The Potter family and friends to the
number Of fifteen enjoyed q quiet clam
dinner under the trees on July 9Th. The
day was nne and the dinner perfect, and
later the treat Of Ice cream and cake was
much enjoyed. In the evening display
of fireworks was q pleasing feature.