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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-18
WHEN THE SUN WAS DROWNED
GREAT TRAGEDY THAT WORRIED PENNYvMLE
WORRIED PENNYVILLE

everybody began to ask But where is the sun? Where
is the sun2'' .s --z
The mayor and the schoomaster consulted, and then
the schoomaster slapped his forehead and said Hor
rors! know what has happened Some person
must have picked up the with his bucket and it has
been dumped into the sea. Hurry! Hurry! Let fish
for i'll Perhaps it before it drowns!'
So all the people fastened to get rakes aud fish lines
and nets, and they waded into the and ished For
long while they got nothing at all, but the mayor said:
Do not give up! Do not give up Remember that
schoomaster knows all about it. and YOU may yet
catch the sun before it drowns.'
All night long the people fshed and fshcd and the
women stood the shore calling:
''Here SUM- Here, nice, good sun! Do not stay in
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-18

~ NE February. great fog came down all over the
Grand Duchy Of Bratwurst, and nowhere it
~ thicker than the town of Pennyvile. The
first day and the second day the people did not mind it
all the and put lamps into the chicken houses
the chickens could to lay and did other things
that would naturally be done by wise people.
When, however, third day and fourth day passed
and the fog remained thick ever the and the
beadle consulted and then they called in the
ordered him to look into his books and what
should be done in of fog. IN
The schoolmaster could not find any books about fog
except that told ship captains what to do. So he
explained to all the people what he had read and advised
citizen carry red lantern in his left hand and
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-18

the water. They
had a great FIRE burn
ing, and around it
they had towels and
blankets getting
good and not, to dry
and warm the sun
when it was found.
All at once the
headle happened to
L 90 seaw ard.
the next moment he
dropped the fish
pole with which he
had been angling,
and he danced ashore
waving his hat and
shouting:
There she is!
There she ISL
The people looked
where he pointed,
and then they all
stopped fishing and
shouted with joy;
for away in the
east the sun was
climbing out Of the
sea.
Hurnh! Hur-
Ia III - exclaimed
everybody. ''T h e
sun is alive! The
sun is alive!"
"Well, - said the
beadle to the school
master, You did
not know so much
about the sun as
you made us believe.
Evidently you did
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-18

green lantern IN Ills
right hand to CORE
spond to the ] star
board and port light,
Of ships.
"And,'' said the
schoolmaster, ''every
one must 60 at half
speed, and sa y
'Toot! loot! Toot!'
every little while, so
there will be no col
lisions. And each
person should have
a weight on a rope,
SO that he can come
to anchor if he
should not, be sure
about the way
ct h ank good
ness!'' said all the
people. "Now we
will be safe until
the fog lifts. -
So each citizen got
the lanterns and the
anchor, and for two
days the town was
full of footing,
while a good many
people were late for
dinner because they
came to anchor at
street corners and
did not dare to
move again till they
could attract other
citizens by signal
ing, and thus learn
their way.
CT IL
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-02
Fur. and wool.ns.

Before putting away fur aud WOODEN
garments they should be thoroughly
clcaued aud repaired White fur eau
Ice cleaned by rubbing Into Il sawdust
saturated with gasoline. Rub dark
furs with sponge dipped Ia gasoline.
BE careful not to Use the gasoline near
a ire or hame After furs nave been
cleaned and aired sew them up In cot.
ton bags TO keep moths out Long cloth
coats aud cloakS can 10 kept from
moths in the same manner 10y sewing
them into full length cotton bags and
suspeudng them from hangers Ia the
closet Blankets after being washed
ana WOODEN articles may be wrapped
Ia old sheets ln way that will protect
them entirely from moths. IL none OF
these have already found lodgment
CASTOR WOODEN garments should be
brushed. wrapped III cotton cloths and
put away Ia tho attic tll fan, when
they mhy DO given % the poor
LEIlIiA WAitREN.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-02
80 cenn

The good liounekccpcr'H cellar "a as
clean lnd weil aired ~ hcr psrlor it
is sgen moro important tlsn the PR
l0r. for 4 damp. dark. dank. dizzy.
dirty ccliac Ia the breeding piscc 90 ~
phoid fewer. mHIsris. dirltherio sud
other ailments
Tue point &c first Importance To- a
cciisc ia TO sce that ID IL welt drained
dry aud paved with either stone az &C..
meut Sometimes veins OF water burst
40 Though cellar noom These must
be conducted away N drains Care
must he taken to nee that the cellar
drain Is never choked W vegetables
have been Kept la the cellar through
The winter, every vcstigc % them must
m, removed. and The walls aud Getting
must be- awept aud whitewashcd. then
clesn All shelves. wash the dooc aud
air snd dry thoroughly Every Day
during warm weather the cellar should
be we'll aired IN tbc m0rnlug
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-02
Masonic News Items.

In an address delivered before the
Past Masters association az London.
Ont on the subject Of The Origin OF
Royal Arch Masonry Brother G. b.
Mark degrees After speaking Of the
uncertainty with which the early his
tory of the Royal Arch is involved, he
said When we come 10 the cOnsid
GRAFTON 81 Mark Masonry we tread up.
ON hrmer ground We arr able 70 trace
So back to ll2s "a tile operative Ma
sons of Great Britain and the con-
tinent Laurie Il his account of this
branch of the craft devutes much space
to the marks go the workmen from the
date above mentioned to that of
Robert Brns Inscribed upon tine Bible
presented by hin % Highland Mary
Tile n 81 was regarded IT. IAN over.
seer aud thus reierred 10 ia Laurie s
history pf MARX Masonry The duty
oi the foreman - as he Is occasionally
designated tho Mark overseer, was to
direct and instruct the Felowcmit of
Markmen ii the detail, q, the work
upon which they were engaged and
see that Ii wa completed according to
the plan furnished George Goodwin
an eminent architect. but not Free
mason, was one Of the first 70 point
out the existence of MasmE marks on
ecclesiastical and public buildings
The overseer was thus able to trace 70
each workman the different parts II
the workmanship ~ the structure.
These marks were transmitted from
father 10 son for generations There Is
strong probability that manufactnr
erS trade marks arr derived from the
use by Masons of distinctive marks 70
designate their work
Brother W n Gallagher - saginaw
Mich. u in receipt Of curious ~
gistered mail package. said 10 be- from
Egypt, containing an ancient pin tied
with blue ribbon. IL IL supposed to
be- one 81 the first pins ever worn by a
Master Mason The pin il of solid
metal. aud came Enclosed in chamois
rkin, inside Of metal case resenbl.
ing sivler on which are several ancient
Masonic embems. and the date 1872
The oldest building ia this country
nsed for Masonic purposes u in Rioh
mond. Va. and was erected 10 fTsS.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-02

The Detroit News stated early ia the
week that the proverbiai unanimity
Of the upper peninsula press is about
~ be broken and cites the fact that
the 500 News and the Menominee
Herald Leader are whooping IL M for
VIM. Alden Smith while the rest Of
the papers are content 10 let matters
drag along until IL becomes apparent
which path is tor the best interest Of
the peninsula aud then travel therein.
The News Ii mistaken The upper
peninsula press Il AZ united as ever
The Herald Leader and, 500 News
are edited by lower peninsula or Wis
consin products whose aim. 1t seems
10 be. IL 70 make the peninsula the
tail Of the lower peninsula kite They
can't be counted as upper peninsula
The upper peninsula BOYS are Just
where they always have been working
for the peninsula Count noses and
see
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-02

The good housokeeper never tclr
the whole house inside ON at once pa
The contrary She takes one Hnor d
time. beginning at thc attic aud De-
eccudug Inst 0f all o. the gellar IN
the attic first tiln wHste paper OIL
Shoe. 0il GARMENTS au1 d.lapidutrd
household utensils must % clpared
ont Everything lm which u9 COOL
use eau bc found should De destroyed
II D. foolish 10 % ola thing. tha, one
never uses accumulate around q house.
Having got everything ont of the ut
tie TINT can De- removed sweep the cell.
ing thoroughly. sweep and wipe the
walls. clean the woodwork AMI wash
the windows The busiest ana quickest
way t. clean window glass Is n fol.
lows Take pail OF clean. warm wa
ter aud pour into II about 4 tablespoon
ful OF kerosene stirring the oil iato the
water Have plenty 90 clean. SOFT
cloths sud good sized soft channels
leather Firsi wash the window viii,
the kerosene mixture then Try Il viii
cloth. polishing Bnally with Tie iath.
sr Thls removes al ilat wash the
door Of your state lat. tieu iet Il suo
and Try. aud N viii a. c,,dy - hive
iis belongings put back To.
Next day taclsle the bedroom Take
rugs csgpes, curt,,us. tr,peries aud
mattresses into the oDen Sir had beat
and brush al dusi OF ~ them aGd
give them a good auuuiDs While t1cy
are Out clean the coonis 80 you did Tie
attic no cieapAc ysrnlslIsd ADJ Dilcd
woodwork rVd furniture pour some
kerosene upon . s0ft eiean rag ana rub
thoroughly rbe w1fk viii DC well
dOue. ,od 90. pJor viii ,oou i,ess sway
Ths IL DC time - sxamiac al bel
steads lud the wallis 10 49, ,hss 20 eer
min see lodged therein dere. too, the
good housebcepcr WILL ind lIcr0eeue 10
vBluable it viii destroy ycrlnin aud
thelr eBse hher1lg lpplei
carpets may be wJtaed igtec they
ir. tIried down lsr warm water ln
To which spmc liquid ammonia ma
bosom uoWed Z acruhhiug hiusb aud
plenty Ut clean dry cinthA
For the third tpY 90 cleaning 80 ihs
pBclor. front bait ana inirA lfler thai
me tuiug room and kitchcu and lpstiy
tIc reil,r
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-02

Marquette. Mich May rs. 1906
First Publication June y 1905 last
August g. lG0G
Notice Is hereby given that lad com.
pliancc WITH the provisions of the act
Of Congress q june b 1875. entitled
AN not TOR tho sale % timber lands n
tbe States Of California Oregon,
Nevada and Washington Territory.
a. extended % an the Public Land
States by act Of August /. 1892. Den.
mis- i Reynolds. Of Sdnaw, county Of
Boughiou state az Michigan,
has this day filed IN thi.
Office his sworn statement No li5;,
TOR the purchase Of the sE OF NE !,
~ Section No. 10 Ia Township No Al
~ Range No - w.. and will offer
proof 10 show that the land sought is
more valuable for it, timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes and e
establish his claim to said land before
Register ana Receiver at Marquette.
Mich. on Tuesday the eth day Of
August. 1906
He names az witnesses
John Melil. Charles W. saden.
Philip Yoss and r Paul Kunze all OF
Sidnaw. Mich
Any aud all persons claiming All
versely the above described lands are
requested to file their claims in thia
Office on Or before said 7th day Of
August, 1906
Thomas Scadden
kegIrter
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-02
NOTICE OF MEETING OF BOARD
OF EQuALdzATlON AND
REVIEW

Notice Is hereby given that the Board
Of Equalization and Review OF the
City Of Crystal Falls, Michigan will
meet at the Council Room in said
city on Monday. the twenty first day
Of May a d 1906 at nine o'elock in
the forenoon and will continue there
in session tor four days successiyely
commencing on, and Including thp
said twenty-hrst day Of May, a H.
1906 and that the hours during which
said Board Will be in session on each
of said days are from nine O'Clock boz
the forenoon % twelve O'Clock noon
and from one clock in the afternoon
TO four O clock In the afternoon
Dated April 30. 1000
Robert Munns. City Clerk
Of said City Of Crystal Falls
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-02

What "a. Approach ae.as 90 ths
Good Hou-eL eep~r.

Coed Hou-eLeep~r.
Even though she began the latter
part of March ia make the home cheer
ful aud sanitary before the coming OF
summer the intervening time u none
too long for the good housekeeper 10
accomplish ell that has 10 be- done
one duty owed to the general public
* 10 oner something pleasing FOR It's
eye 10 rest on la the yard and sur
roundugs OF one's home. The first
thing 10 be done was ~ course clearing
away al kinds of accumulated winter
rubbish from the yard and outbuild.
ings and making bonfire % &c or
otherwise disposng 81 A. Tor this
work The good housckcepcr found The
children Of the family Invaluable II
their pride ami sense of the beautiful
are property aroused they can almost
De depended on rs take care ~ the
yurl and flower gnrdeu
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-02

IL il now occupied b Richmond Ran
do.ph lodge. so. ~. which was chart
cred October 80 fsss Genrael La
Fayette. was given a reception in the
lodge in is24. and he was elected sn
nonrary member. ~ was his nephew,
tieorge Washington Lafayette also
brother la Nassenr
General Benismin Bnckman. "A
soldier u the Revolution, who served
under Washington for seven Years and
afterwards settled in the wilderness
near Salem. Ind. IL now 20 have
honors paid 70 has memory Brother
BncKman was Mason and was treas
urer Of his lodge at the time Of his
death. seventy wears ago. and was
buried In the Masonic cemetery. &C
Salem. His body has been taken up
from IL obscure resting place and will
be- put ia handsome vault worthy Of
the distinguished patriot and Mason.
The late Judge Joseph w Fellow Of
New Hampshire past grand command
~ Of the state. lett in his will. to the
| grand commandery his entire Masonic
library. Brother Fellows was admitted
b. oe the ablest authority on Masonic
Jurisprudence In the country. and his
library contained many unusual
volumes and documents which are Of
great value.
BY closing an electric key in the
telegraph room OF the Executive offices
Of the White House at : 40 O'Clock on
the evening Of May "a. President
Roosevelt turned on the current which
Illuminated Convention hall, where
the Masonic May festival OF Washing
ton, u. c., is being held He also
sent the following message of greeting
''Fraternal greetings and beet wishes
for the Masonic May festival After
the. President : message had been read,
Vice President Fairbanks made the
address Of welcome
There has recently been costituted in
Brooklyn n. y, an Italian Masonic
lodge. called Loggia lodge. No s54.
Natives Of almost every country lin
Europe in which Masonry exists nave
lodges in the United States were their
language may be heard and their Gus
toms perpetuated. That foreigners re-
tain love for their native land, makes
them none the less good citizens Of this
country but rather promises for the
same display Of loyalty to their adopt
ed country should occasion arise
The first recorded Masonic initiation
which took place on English soil oc.
Cured IN May Sir Robert Moray was
admitted by the lodge Of Edinburgh at
Newcastle May 20. 1911
Vice President Fairbanks traternal
delegate from the NJ r. church 10 the
general conference of the Southern NJ
q church in Birmingham ala was
presented with beautiful silver loving
cup by the Scottish Rite bodies OF that
city on MAY % Fron thg Tyler
keystone Ann Arl0
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-02

First publication May. 20 last Ju
:. 1906
Notice Is hereby given that the City
Of Crystal Falls. in the County II Iron
and State Of Michigan. intends 10 con
struct sewers according TO a plan de-.
vised by the Board Of Public Works 81
said city. in pursuance OF "A resolutio
adopted by the Council OF said city o
the seventh day Of May 1906 Of whic
plan, diagram and plat showing I
proposed route. location. depth. gra
and dimensions Of said sewers. togeth.
an with all the streets, public grounds.
lands, lots and subdivisions thereof in.
cluded in the main sewer district pro.
posed for said sewers may be found
for examination on file ia the Office Of
the City Clerk of said city, and that
the said Council and Board of Public
Works will meet on Monday. the
eleventh day Of June. 1905. at eight
o CLOCK ia the afternoon. at the Council
Room, in said city, and will there
continue ia session for two consecutive
hours. and so much longer a. may br
necessary. to consider any suggestions
and objections that may be made by
parties interested with respect to such
sewers.
Dated this twenty fifth day Of MAY.
A. ID. 1906.
BY order of the Council
Robert NUNS.
CITY Clerk of said CITY.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-02

49,
For Mcniral. The East and lower
Michigan. HiA 81
For Honehton and the Copts.f
Country. "H:'Ss ~
For Hourhion aud tie COPPER
Country. 80 a.
For pulutl,. superior Hogehlr
Range loint>. Oulona9on.
lsorkiaud. Mass. ric., ri-' ti
fnr lshpemsns. NNsaanee. Mar
auetie 'Rfn ~
Fsr Detroit aud tlie Enst fi;iS = m
For li0nghtou and Conner Cnnn-
try poluts $50 g.
For lshremipr, Negaunrn. Mar
guNAtF 49, u IA
TKAtNe t.EAyN RkFrnttt
Tor Iioughtnn and the cpppaf
Conutr1t $500 k.th
For i~hpcninT AsEanna-N ana
Manietie. &N9 = ~
snAGLY.
fnkfiY fXrErr SrNDAN.
FOf tirkets. time tables. or other infur~
nation. apply to agents al above poipts. or ~
Jas. NANCY. MART ADSoN,
A. g.. T. A. g.. Il. A..
DULUTH. MINI
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-02
Land Notice.
Marquette. Mich.
May I, 1906.


Notice is hereby given that the 70 :
lowing named settler has filed notice
OF his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before Register and
Receiver Mt Marquette. Mich. ON June
~, 1906 viz: Homestead Entry No.
$3.50 of John Dahlstrom for the Swi
of Sec. IL. TIP. AN. of Range s9W
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land. viz:
Gust Sanford. of Floodwood Mich.
Gust Engstlom. of Swanzy, Mich
Erick Johnson. of Negaunee. Mich.
Nels johnson. of Swanzy, Mich.
Thomas Scaddeu.
Register
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-02
SATURDAY, JrNEs. 1900.

The city authorities should leave not
some unturned % ferret out the person
guilty ~ breaking the vase from the
tombstone on the Binder lot in the
cemetery. II something j. not done Il
will be- but short time before mors
acts of the same Kind will be com
nitted over there
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-02

~ " should TIE.
Athletics f1r public school GIRLS be-
gins 10 ocrnpy somewhat 81 the atten.
ti1n d ought b. Comptrnllcr Metz 81
New York ciig lm- g.sau ~ ihe girls OF
The Brook'bn pnb. schools spacious
plot 90 ground ie be converted into q
fully equipped athletic nelA The at
ting NJ viii be under the auspices 81
tile Tubllc schools Athletic lengue. 81
which General Ge0rs ST. Wlugaic 81
New York Is president one nf its vice
presidents IS rresidcnt Roosevelt The
field viii hc free 90 an the Brook
lyn public school girls II viii con
tain. among other appurtcnauces
basket bali Aeld. tennis courts aud IA
running track
women who earn their own living
ought 10 thank fate that they are not
Ia the position OF poor wives ~ great
American millioualres AMI do not have
10 resort To all manner 90 soeaking
tricks 80 get speudiug money out Of
their husbands Numbers % these un.
fortunate wives " mllliooair's have 10
beg iheir tsilDrs. mit;iners. Ero'ers aud
dry goods merchants 10 add several
huudred 1Ollac, ZACH six mOnth, 10
their bills sending Ia toe augmented
bin TO the busbaod sud giving tue dic.
receoce between thBt aud zoe real Dill
10 the wife Zoe spending money. dow
would you lIke - be forced 20 10 dat
10 have not ccot you could cat
You, own % spcud ~ Yoa plcased2
StatigiicH show beyond question that
, cOllcgc course improved giris phgs
icatly "a well ~ mentally. 1lHo while
college women 1rc harder 10 please 10
me msiier 90 bpghands than ibc uncdu
Gated % tbcir sck, they arc quite ~
willing to marry thc right tnan. aad
When they are 0arried they make far
more capable wives aud mothers than
,gnO,aut women 90 1iiig ie u splendid
prophecy for tie future nr Toe race
When college women ace in the major
itY they viii force tie magcuinc sex
a. develop a hgiier Hiiudard morally
i0d intellectually 1r elise So without
wives altogether witch there ia no
danger will hafpcr rhc college w1m-
an. supporting hcreclf viii newer he
Obliged 20 picL up lug oid adrl. cf a
msa. 10 iiic deterioration of humanity
0f courHc women ought tD smoke IL
they want 70. bat. if they want TO-.
why don't they 50 back 90 ibe good old
times aud smoke q cob pipe. Ike ia
chcl Jackson. wife ~ President An
drew Jacl.anng I,scbci and Andrew
use,i 10 sit Opposite csch other ~ q cor
ncr OF The Accplacc in their Tcunemec
homo aud amnlsc their coli ripcA aud
peacefully rxpcctoratc into tlr are.
Besides. they sly tobacco smoke 10
never 80 sweet - when pulled through
cvb pipe
Tho tutcrnatiou Couucil % Women
now numbers among ta members 10
600 .O0D women. AZ thc annual meeting
OF the uationai council IN Toledo Nay
or WhitIock Of that city said IN iiia ~
Dress " welcome 10 the ladies' Men
rsnnot be iu they ahpuld be- 80 long 80
tbcy are denying o. women whst they
hsvc right 90 become
NINA AIfGfIIAnn fuuNNtHff
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-02

No 200 Depart az 7:os A. M. Tor Marquette aud
Copper Country
No s00 pcpari az a.40 A. NJ for Green va >
Milwaukee ana Chicago
No ~. Dcuart az .iis 4. NJ. for Marquette aud
CoDper Country.
No .0s Depart at $50 \. NJ. for Green Ray
Milwaukee ana Chicago.
No sol Arrives 600 A. NJ. from Green Ray.
Milwaukee aud Chicago.
No ~ Arrives ii.NA NJ from Marquette
and lshpeuing
No. ~ Arrives $40 =. NJ. from Green Bay.
Milwaukee aud Chicago
No 81 Arrives e;.nP. NJ. from Marquette and
topDcr Country.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-02
NEW HoMEs IN 80 NEsI-

over million acres ~ land will he
thrown open to settlement on the
shoshoue Indian Reservation August
rs 1906 These lands are reached by
the direct route 81 the Chicago a
North Western R'y from Chicago St
Paul Minneapolis Omaha and other
points ia the Mississippi Valley Send
g IN stamps for pamphlets maps au,l
full particulars a. ~ T. Kniskern,
A. Il NJ a. \ VI Ry Co.
Chicago
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-02

Very Low Rates 90 Il oetOn. Mass.
Via the North Western Line. fer
tickets to be sold June 2 !, and 4, with
favorable return limits, on account OF
Am ericam Medical Association Meet
ing Apply to agents Chicago q
North Western R'y.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-02
A Guaranteed Cure For piles

Itching BIiud Protruding Piles,
Bleeding Druggists are authorized to
refund money II PazO Ointment fails
tu cure "a to u d1yS soc
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-15
EAST HIGHGATE.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Austin went to
Franklin last week 10 attend the fun
eral or Mrs. Anstin's cousin. Mr.. Ever
son.--Mre. Gordon Of 'EurRh Springs
was called here last week by the illness
OF her mother Mrs. II. liisiop. The
IJighgate Whist club met With Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Morev Wcdnes daY
evening March l+-Marjorv llslop Of
Alburgh Springs passed several days Of
last week at the aome Of her uncle,
Milford Hislop.-A party was given at
tho home OF T.. x, Bates Friday evening
in honor of his birthdaY.-Mrs Fctos
Japan and children visited relatives at
ItihCate Center last wcek.--Charlie Shop
ard of Montgomery Center who has
been visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
Eliza Keenan,. has returned home
Womans' Auxiliary OF St Johns Church.
H'ghgate will meet with Mrs. Patterson
at IIighgate Thursday afternoon.--Mss
Eva Green OF South Hero was the guest
of Mrs. O. II. RiXford Saturday and
Sunday.--O. 6. RiNford, who has been
confined TO the house tho greater part
Of the winter is able 70 drive out.