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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-06
Cheap Seats.

Patience: what do theY charge for a
seat al the skating rtnkf"
Beatricc; why, 4 paid for Inc skates
ana ! sat down for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Statesman,
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High prices for ice will doubtless
prevail in Ohio this season, two dealers
out there having just been stung for
heavy fines.
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Orchard Mansfield Better says the
headline. Then It was possible, after all.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-06

A Penrose by any other name would
be as sweet.
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Mr. c. T. Yanccy has returned to his
home in South Boston, after under-
going treatment here.
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Officially speaking. Thaw Is sane.
Now let him vigorously endeavor to
act the part.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-06

Mrs *. b. Savage has returned from
a visit to her daughter, Mrs. John
Antrim, in Berkeley.
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What adjective would properly de.
scribe situation which dlsgusts
Senator Bentillman?
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An Old Fogy.

An Old FoEy.
President Finley says that in broad
sense The management OF railway Is pow
erlegs to fix It's rates. 1t must accept tho
rates that are the resultant OF economic and
commercial forces, which are as absolutely
beyond the control Of its managers as are
the tides OF the ocean," President Finley
is evidently an old fogy. and thinks that he
is living In tho days when political economy
was based on philosophical research and
scientific principles. and when the prices or
commodities we're regulated by the now anti
qunted law OF supply and dcmand.-Peters-
burg Irdex-Appcal
Fun Ahead.
The London Times is worried because
"the earth IL so ominously quiet" Let the
Times possesE its soul In patience until VIC
get our presidential campaign well under
way.--FIoyd Press.
| A Past Master.
| Going into politics where Roosevelt Ia per
sonally concerned as a practical politician
! science in the past has cxcelled him II
| ways that are dark and tricks that ar,
1 (noD yai,l."--Danvlle Register.
| Good Roads for II ScnHOn.
| Now that the winds have dried the road
| and they are In such Il condition that We
l hlcles can pass over them safely w0 sha
not hear any hOwls about them until III
| rainy season commences In the early au
tumn.--Huifa8 Gazette.
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The match trust, having earned
100000 last year, should feel proud
Of their Lucifers
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Up to closing time last evening,
Major Goethals was still the Main Guy
at Panama.
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Mrs. c. G. Gooch, OF Staunton, is
in the city for a few days.
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On tho political horizon q certain
haziness begins to close In around the
ancient Republican supremacy.
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Still Mr.. Hartman never got SO IN
innate with the President that his
wife was addressed as Dear Maria,
or anything of that sort.
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yearly subscriptions payable IN ADVANCE
entered. January 81 1908. at Richmond.
-. NJ second. class matter, under act OF
VI Congress OF March 3, 1873.
HOW TO CALL TIMES DISPATCH.
fg5# porsons wishing to communicate with Inc
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tbc department or person with VINO" 'hes
to speak.
Il when calling between 6 A. NJ. anu .
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III composing room: 4ote. business on'ce' 4V'''
a for mailing and press rooms.
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Abe Ruef now demands a hapeas
corpus, having already got about every
thing else.
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Now It looks as If one Pcnrosc were
actually doing his utmost to elect MT.
Roosevelt to the Anantas society. II
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It would be Just Pittsburg's luck to
have those twenty eight good men turn
out, upon investigation, to be Rich
monders who were merely wintering
fhare -5.T, 6.tt r. i's3 lfH
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a lot more hiEhy unnecessary talk
might have been injected into the stu
alton were it not for the mcrciful fact
that Chancellor Day has the mumps.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Joyner. who
recently visited Richmond, Baltimore
and Washington on their bridal tour,
have returned to their home In Suf-
rnl1 = z . H75l
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Miss Abby Gwathmey has returned
from q Visit to her sister, Mrs. Weston
Bruner, in Washington, D. @.
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In the future when great men have
to write letters Of the burn-it kind. 1t
may occur 20 them Just to write them
out in their own little longhand.
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COMMENT OF VIRGINIA. EDITORS.

If Thaw is sane. who isn't?
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DR.. James Nelson has returned from
Lynchburg where he attended an cdu-
cational conference.
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OF the Rooscvelt Hartman hair
pulling Senator Benz. Tillman OBJ
serves: 1T simply disgusts me-" It Is
gratifying to note that the Senator
knows at last, how 1t fools.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-06

Ten thousand tnilors are on strike
in Germany. However, any gentleman
in urgent need of suit can doubt
less negotiate one from Harry Lehr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-06

Miss Christine Dennis and Miss
Alice Whtlock have returned to- tho
Womnn's COLLEGE, after spending Gas-t
ter at the formers homo In Suftolk'
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Swettenham says that his famous
letter to Admiral Davis was only a
Joke. None the less the Ex-Governor,
having failed to SEM along the
diagram, has only himself to blanc for
tho rr,ts,,nders tn ndinp. 1fs' ssfts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-06

Mrs Oscar Thompson is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Victoria Mosby, in Bed
ford City.
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Colonial ana Mrs. j. ID. H. Ross, Of
+ Lexington, spent a part Of last week
here,
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Entered, January 81, 1903, az hl ' !.
Va. as second-class matter "hae' ~
Congress OF March 3, 1873.
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Walter Wellman says that lieutenant
pcary doesn't know n single thing
about bnllooning, and, infercntally.
about getting to the Pole. Any little
reflections upon Walters veracity
that tho Lieutenant may care to In
dulge iii mt this time will have tha
telegraph editors most careful atten-
tion tlsFs }4l .tt5t-a ts t3sfsa + tat=
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Mr.. William De Witt, Of Amherst
county. has come to Richmond to mako
his home.
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Mrs. scotts guests were: MISS Ei,Za-
beth Dunn, Of Hot Springs. Va; Miss
Zadie Branch, Miss Elsie Littleton
Lindsey, Miss Julia Joynes, Miss Julie
Osterloh, Miss Barbara Trigg. MISS
Hherrard Wilcox, Miss Louise Nc.
Adams Mr.. Mexico Dunn, of Hot
Springs; Mr. Sidney Buford, Mr.. Bey-
erly Fleet, Mr.. William r. Trigg. Mr.,
Erskine Buford. Mr.. Robert B. Camp
bell, Mr.. George Gregory, MIR. Fred
Campbell and Mr.. Richard Osterloh
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Pretty Entertainment.

-T7-- IA xAUN311c1 y b66 - tHes
Misses Margrctta MCGUIRE. Laura
rutherford, Louise McAdams. Courte-
nay Crump, Manic Davenport. Eliza.
beth Weddell and Sherrard WILCOX
will be In charge Of the children who
attend the egg hunt to be given to-
day at noon in the Ginter lot.
Proceeds Will go to the Junior
Auxiliary of st. Pauls Church, which
is working in the cause Of charity.
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Mr.. Joseph Rogers, of Rocky Mount,
Va. Is undergoing surgical treatment
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Personal Mention.

Visiting friends at the University Of
Virginia. was among the guests at
handsome reception given Tuesday
evening by the Misses Maury, OF
s"Crowswood," in honor of their guests,
sMiss Mary Tice, OF Roanoke. and Miss
IIilda Bateson, Of Baltimore.
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Summer Rest


remind their friends Of the Bostocs
beneflt and ask their aid in making It
a financial success.
Tickets bought on the grounds and
at the door Will not benefit the as
ISOLATION.
Tickets can be bought at w. ID. Cren-
shaw Gnc), Eleventh and Main Streets.
as well as at places previously adver-
tised
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Miss Lottie Pulley, Of the Woman'a
College, has returned from visit TO
her home In Ivor. va,
Mr., a. q, Armistcad, who has been
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punlsnea
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Deem Run Hunt Reception.

ladies' who will receive this after
noon ut the Deep Run Hunt Club are:
John Stewart Bryan Mrs. THOMAS
N. Carter, Mrs. Joseph =. Willard, Miss
Annie Rose Walker. Miss Eda Atm
son, Miss Elsie Lindsey and MISS Mary
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Mr.. j. v. Christmas visited his
father In Charlottesville last week.
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Bridge Party.

Bridge Party.
Mrs. George Cole Scott entertained at
bridge Thursday evening in honor OF
her guest. Miss Madeline Barnes, OF
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at the home OF Rev. G. c. Smith, III
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Poems You Ought to Knopp.
No. 1884.
CYNTHIA s Bridal Evening
(From Miscellaneous Poems.
by JOHN KEATS.

portrait,
sketch printed in this series.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-12
SOUTH VERNON,

J. Palmer is at home for short vaca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs f. Il. Brown spent last
Sunday in Pittsheld. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Jackson. returned from
their western trip last week.
Walter Allen OF Palmer, Mass, is Wis
iting relatives in town this week.
Arthur Jackson and family of East
hampton, Mass, were recent visitors at
c. Jackson's.
Clarence Beers is working at Mortified
with his team for Fred BrlttOn, through
the conference.
Miss Edith Hawks of Springfield, Mass,
is spending her two weeks vacation at
W. A. Newtons
Mrs. Martin Brown is on the sick list
and is cared for by Miss A. NJ. Kimball
of New York city, trained nurse.
A pleasant family gathering occurred at
the home of c. ID. Severance July to
celebrate his S7th birthday anniversary
There we're present his daughters, Mrs.
Harriet Z. Baker and Mrs. Jennie NJ.
Celburn and her daughter Grace j., and
Harry $. Colbum of Springfield, Mass,
a son, Fred c. Severance, and his wife
and daughter Fern of Boston, Mrs. j. a:
Beers, Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Bailey and
George X. Stebbins of South Vernon and
Miss Viola. Doolittle of Northfe1d Con-
gratulations. flowers and gifts of money
were received from friends and nelghbors.
Pleasant entertainment was furnished by
singing and reading and collation. was
served followed by the reading OF a his
torical poem. composed by Mrs. C.. ID.
Severance.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-12

Young Man to Engage in Farming at the
Present Time! The next meeting will be
July %. Sunday, July II, will be Me-
mortal Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Coggswell will
preach an appropriate sermon. All mem
bers are requested to attend and bring
flowers TO decorate the graves and wear
their badges reversed. The patrons are
requested to be prepared to join in the
singing.
News from w. +. Walkers strawberry
fields states that Wednesday there were
40 pickers in the field and to that day 1872
bushels had been sold and an average of
10 quarts used each day in the family.
Thirty-fve people were served at dinner
Monday and Tuesday IS partook OF the
midday meal. Ruth Walker, Z years old,
picked 81 baskets of berries Tuesday. Mrs.
Peckham of West Dummerston leads with
l20 quarts on two consecutive days.
Strawberry business is booming at Maple
Ridge farm also.
The first instalment of campers at
Camp Ellen arrived Saturday evening and
will remain two weeks. Miss Susie
Hawks of Deerfeld, Mass, is hostess and
the other members OF the party are:
Miss Eva March of Norristown Pa; Miss
Dora Robinson of New York; Miss
Frances Wood of birmingham, Mass;
Miss Pauline La Montague of Millers
Falls. Mass, and Miss Jessie Hawley OF
Brattleboro. The young women are de-
lighted with the camp and all Its con-
veniences and will be their own caterers.
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WHITINGHAM.

Edith Haskins has gone to Charlemont
to work,
Proctor Busby is now settled in his
new home.
DR.. Cutie: returned to Northampton
Thursday.
Effie Haskins is i'll with an attack of
appendicitis. =,
Mrs. Marion Howard returned to her
home in Putney Wednesday.
Miss Ball of northampton spent Satur-
day and Sunday at F. A. Albee's.
Mrs. Lurissa Brown has sold her place
TO George futile and Wesley Jlllson has
bought the futile place.
Mrs. Eugene Murdoch and sister, Mrs
Fred Hull. went to the North Adams
hospital Monday to see the formers nus
band who underwent another operation
that day.
William Reuel and son, Clinton, have
shut down their mill and left Wednesday
for Cedar Point, Stonington,. Conn,
where they will spend their vacation with
their family until Aug. l or later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Whitney and young
daughter of. East Templeton, Mass, came
the Sd and visited her brother, George
SAWYER. remaining several days. Ihey
also visited relatives at Mountain Mills.
Leslie Toogood and sister of Astoria,
N. Y. arrived at Frank Albee's We'd
nesday for visit.
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GUILFoRD CENTER.

Mrs. L. w Legate visited in Brattle'
boro last Saturday and Sunday.
+. L. Wellman went Wednesday to
Windsor to attend the United States cir.
cult court as juryman.
j. G. & j. II. Thayer purchased a new
horse this week. Charles Ramsdell is the
possessor of a new horse also.
The telephones at +. l., Wellmans, II.
Waite's and +. L. Wards were blown
out in the thunder shower Sunday morn
ing.
+. II. Taft finished haying Saturday
night. Mr.. Taft is always ahead OF the
other farmers in having. Most OF the
farmers are just commencing.
There will be preaching in the Uni
versalist church Sunday at p. IN. The
Sunday school comes before the services
at ? o'clock sharp. Everyone is cordially
invited.
In the ball game between the West
Brattleboro and Guilford ball teams Sat
urdav. June 90. the score resulted 10 TO
:, in favor of the West Brattleboro team.
Two games were played July 4th at Mari.
boro between the Marlboro and Guilford
teams and both games were won by the
Marlboro team. The first game went II
innings and resulted in a score of II to IL.
The score of the second game was q to l.
Miss Nora Jaqueth closed a successful
term of school in the Packer corner dis
trict Wednesday, July 8. Those. perfect
in attendance were: Annie Jacob, John
Shepherd. Wallace and Flora White. OF
the nine pupils attending school the aver
age daily attendance was $50. In appre-
citation of Miss Jaqueth's nature study the
pupils and people of the neighborhoodi
presented her with Chapman's Birds OF
Eastern North America and a sum OF
money After the exercises refreshments
of ice cream, cake and lemonade were
served by the patrons of the school.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-12
WEST HALIFAX.

.
Arthur We was IN bra''ieDoio I"S'
saturday
Walter VIM Is at home helping MS
father hay.
Rene Coran Is making extensive re-
pairs on his house.
VIII Clark is in the Brattleboro Me
mortal hospital for treatment.
There was a family gathering and cele-
bration at w. B. Warren's July l.
Miss Nina Learnard, who has been
working in Northheld is at home.
Mrs q p Warden has been on the
sick list but is better at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark of Iowa
Mr, & ,im, NJ Wr. 9 'iai brother /,
Hall.
''a a,' ,.-, o..a1 horo oro IN tbo
The t2rT bsn aroma ond III 1eT repo of " good
must mus u nay i"s al" ''' - pow
Nor' p,.,,.... ..,. % Lo,,o ,,,or
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-12
WILMINGTON HAS
A CENTENARIAN
Asahel M. Bissell Celebrated Tooth
Birthday Anniversary Wednesday
Is Still Able TO Walk About
With Aid Of Clutches,

At the square, old-iashioned New Eng
land farmhouse which he built in VIII
mington with his own hands more than
three'quarters Of a century ago, surround.
ed by his children, grandchildren, great
grandchildren and other relatives, mum.
bering nearly 40 in all, Asahel Melnor
Bissell celebrated the Tooth anniversary of
his birth Wednesday. For one of his
years Mr., Bissell still possess his faculties
to remarkable degree. lie is still able
to walk about with the help of crutches
which he has been obliged to use for the
past u years since he sustained bad fall
by stepping on piece of ice. His eye
sight is still good and he is able TO read
coarse print without the use OF glasses,
although when 1t comes TO reading finer
type he resorts to a pair OF old-fashioned
eyeglasses with extension bows and six
sided lenses which his father before him
used. His hearing is entirely gone. Many
OF the descendants present "Wednesday he
had never seen before but he had word
for each one and seemed 10 he enjoying
the occasion the best OF anyone present.
The following persons We're present; Mr..
and Mrs. Charles w. Bssell, Mr.. and,
Mrs. Elmer Covey OF Nonkers, \. "
and two children, Mr. and Mrs. +. A.
Fairbanks of Nonkers and two children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel NJ. Bissell OF New
York and two daughters, Rev. and Mrs.
Flint NJ Bissell and three children OF
Springfield, Mass, Theodore Parker OF
Wellesley, Mass, Mr., and Mrs. f. Z.
Ray, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert w. Ray, Mr..
and Mrs. F. L. Ray, Jr., and child, Mrs.
Clarence +. Corkins and two children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert G.. Bcllford and
two children and DR.. d. J. Whiting OF
Northield, MINI. Mr.. Whiting is a
brother OF Mrs. Charles w. Bissell. The
weather was perfect and the afternoon
was passed in pleasant social intercourse.
Artist Crosier of Readsboro took photo
graphs Of the group and of Mr.. Bissell.
Choice refreshments were served and
every one had delightful time. 4 novel
present was made by q. O. Ware, 100
wax candles being placed on board and
all lighted. Each person present wrote
his name in an album to be kept as
of the occasion.
Mr.. Bissell was born in Amherst Mass
July 10, 1907, thes on of Isabel and Polly
(Corkins) Bisscl When he was one year
old his father purchased what is now
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after a visit at the home of her son, Ever
EFT.
George f. Roberts was in Boston the
first OF the week.
Charles White has resigned his position
with l.. II. Baker.
Harrison Kingsley is acting as baggage
agent on the train.
DIR. and l.. 4. Page recently returned
J from visit in Maine.
Hosea Mann of Torrington, Conn, was
recent visitor in town.
Miss NJ. Goulding and nephew, Joseph,
are at Plymouth beach for an outing.
Charles IL. Parmelee has just returned
from a short visit to Nineland, \. j.
Mrs. Helen Field Comstock of Rochelle,
/ ILL.,, is visiting her sister, Mrs. John X.
Buell..
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred S. Bugbee OF
/ New York are visiting at +. L. Med
burys.
/ Mrs. Herman Jewell of Readsboro was
guest OF Mrs. Gertrude Kingsley last
Sunday.
Miss Jessica Follett has entered the Of
fee OF the Deerfeld River company as
Nj, RI p,,lorr oarno "Wednesday
Mss , Eir, sho Ir,Um I Fas for ' VISIT
With her parents,
- II It.n.,,,I ro+,rnod 20 bis
James II; dti'oli'iS iI n " Ialt Satmr,
work IN ooIS,o'h; ~ Nth rib ~ S;s fa all,
gay after siloi' 'i'i' VIII" MS fanny
mere
Mrs. Walter 4. Bartlett OF Brattleboro
and Misses Alice Barnes and Ella Alvey
OF New York city visited at IL. T.
Alann's this week.
Mrs Harriet Stone of Hinsdale, \, 4,
and her granddaughter, Miss Maudic l..
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-12
,,,rsT NoRTHFIELD.

Mrs Henry Smith has been VISITING III
Gardner, Mass. a., Fourth
Ms William Aldrich spent the four'H
in Claremont, n. ii. ;. .o.o1
Ralph Holton has been m, speiuins
dovs with relatives IN Gll. ,on
Ms Mary A. Gates is visiting hei SUM
Henry T, G. Gates, of Orange ris.
" NJ Chase and little daughter are 'i'
M; MIS- bis. narents in Townshena' n+
i'in t and Mrs. Kelly of Deerflel,dcl H. spen'
Mr.. ana i;4b ni Mrs. Patrick Coughlln'
oulu'S poas;o Purple of Gill is spending ing, d
Miss Des Eth Marion Adams tins weeA'
walter Fairman Of Warehouse ous DAVIS at
Conn W has been spending ie"
home. rr.r:o,d came up from Lax
pleasant to spend the f"uiVh
fanny my was a family gathering anu home e
e. displav of fireworks al 'n'
l ~ william Miller, July 4. --;,r as
Oh " r Aldrich has been, SERVING tinn hack
Il. y. Creenfeld this week, gums
Juror fo %T on his motorcycle 4o;red
ana io nd Mrs. c. R. Nelson e Ptelr and
Mr.. ana MI brother. A. A. PARK "nu
Mrs, N ssn' IDeerfeld the Fourth.N ell
fanny 49,, Greenwood of South D Mnlton
Norman trent 2aeent guest of Alfred Hol nonf
has been reog hnme with him and speh'
the Fourth. ~. hos completed a
u" Mrs, Patrick COughlin, mas oU 9T among
~. 80 number Of Pal1. 6a1dsome six
the number being vers which she
o uni and a knitted spre"u