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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-25
AN ANGLERS ELYsIuM.

According to advertisements ali
summer resorts are alike. They are
the best ever-but II fishing Is better
anywhere else than II Is IN Georgian
Bay" we do not know where 1t is.
There is a greater variety OF fish In
this water than anywhere else. and
they are always hungry. No one
ever counted the fish In the Georgian
Bay, but those that have been caught
there have been counted and eaten.
and II you read the Government re-
ports on fisheries. you know that
Georgian Bay supplies more fish than
any other equal body of water in the
world. The only place you can AFFORD
TO fish is where the FISH are Dumer-
Gus. big and delicious In favor. and
that place is Georgian Bay-so the
fishermen say. Suppose you send for
booklet. issued by Grand Trunk Rail-
way System free. telling about the
home OF the bass. pickerel. pike and
the noble trout family. Address w.
Robinson, SOC Park Building. Pitts
burg. Pa.
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the stage OF the busy world. there to
play the role allotted to by an allwise
Providence. Our hope, your Kind tench-
ers and mine Is, that you play your role
well, that your careers may be sue
cessful that you fll your positions with
credit to our school, and above adl that
you remain faithful always to the prin-
ciplos of religion and morality that have
been impaired TO you.
When enter your classroom again,
your glad faces will not be there to
greet me. and bid me welcome. Are you
surprised that there Is also some re-
sret. certain sadness at seeing you
depart
Your Joy. know is all but perfect to-
night, you are looking forward TO a
bright future, you are graduates tonight
with diplomas In hand and the world at
your feet, as graduates frequently pic.
ture things to thcmselves, But II WIZ
not all be sunshine, and many day
will close when you will wish. "Oh, N
| were only back az school again, after
all those were happy days"
This Is the experience OF nenrly all,
and scarcely think you will be excep-
tions to the general rule. Life now be-
gins for you In real earnest and II will
be just what you yourselves VIII make
IT, You know the lines OF the poet:
Life is real, life 10 earnest and though
you may imagine now, that your path,
is strewn with roses, the thorn will not
be wanting. There is great hope and
satisfaction In the thought, that you
have received good solid training here,
and are fitted for n useful careeE in the
world. Never forget the principles OF
religion and morality that have been
taught you, for they are the founda-
tions upon which your future lives must
be built. and you cannot expect Gods
blessing and happiness " you ncgleci
Him from whom all good comes: you
might ,aChioye certain amount OF
worldly happiness but genuine hnppi-
ness a. far as II can be had In this
world. is derived from pure conscience,
from the consciousness Of freedom from
Rrievous wrong doing and The friendship
OF God
TO you. kind friends and members OF
St Mary's parish. ! would also address
a few suggestions. You have witnessed
here tonight this splendid program and
I am sure you are glad that you are
here You must have felt Just pride
in seeing the children and young men
and ladies acquit themselves In the man
ner they have done, but especially thnt
YOU have school where such thorough
training Is given. | hope also that par
ents will come 20 realize more and more
tho necessity and usefulness OF keeping
their sons and daughters here until they
finish their course.
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Editors Praise Exposition.

Norfolk, Va, June A.-Thc National
Editorial Association closed a very en-
toyable session ef the jamestown Ter
Centennial, June 18th ana so highly pleas
were the members with the Exposition
that they included the following resolu-
ton pertaining TO the great celebra-
tion:s
That our thanks are rendered 10 the
officials OF the jamestown Ter-Centen-
NAL Exposition for the occasion OF our
and an experience which will ever be
roscate and rich In our memories as the
all possible courtosies and generous un-
stinted hospitalities which have been
20 heartily appreciated and enjoyed and
In this expression OF our sentimont< we
wish to bear testimony TO the grand and
exceptional array OF attractions which
will distinguish this splendid enterprise
from the great expositions OF the past;
It's central location amidst the scene OF
great and historical interest It's pecul-
lar and intense educational environments
reviving the highest order OF patriotic
enthusiasm and pride: the stupendou
and unprecedented display and cOncentra-
ton OF the steel clad navies Of the
world an event unique and unparalleled
and without probability OF duplication for
decades to come; the assembly and ar
ray OF the soldiery OF our land embrace
ing all arms OF the service and It's ex-
position OF the Industries, manufactures
commerce and the arts forming a potentI-
ality OF attractions that should bring
every earnest. true and loyal American 10
It's Threshold.
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PROGRAM
Of the Commencement
Exercises at st. Mary's
School.
WAS A GREAT SUCCESS

The econd presentation of the com.
mencement exercises of the gradual.
ing class of the commercial depart
ment Of st. Mary's school we're held
last evening, The hall was again
filled, as is the case each year at
commencement time. II is estimated
that in the noighborhood OF seven
hundred attended the exercises. The
program was the same as presented
Sunday evening, with the addition OF
the yaledictory by Hazel Myers and
the commencement address by the
Rev. Father Hassel, who, also pre-
sented the diplomas. AS a whole
the exercises this year were pro.
hounceA exceptionally good by all
who witnessed them.
Below is given the program in fun
..,.. Marie Fitzpatrick, Bertha Kintz
Wclcomc-Chorus ........, School Choir
batutatory ,..u....,.... Clotilda Andes
Grand Baby Show .,..,... The Minims
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Allen Cook to William II. Matchett,
lot SlO2, Canton. $50
MeyriclS +. Evans TO T. s. Culp part
of lot 40, Massillon, $1,000
John Skotnick ct ux., TO stephen
Gonnih lot 1886, Canton, $500
Mary A. Gels. heirs to Fred w. Gels,
&c ~ acres in Lawrence and Tuscara-
was township townships, ST.
/. Il. Monroe ct ux. to Robert Aud,
Sr lot 26G5, Alliance, 1890
Emma A. Dlnger ct al. to James Mil
Ter, acres In Paris township, $500
Elizabeth hughes to Paul Drothler, lot
26Gl. Alliance, $500.
Margaret White to Mary Asmann, part
OF lot 2335, Canton, $3.50
Mary A. Cook to Joseph l.. Loichot
et al, CA lots in Mary A. Cooks addi-
tion. Canton, S2600.
Ellen II. Moore ct al. to Charles -
Rawbone. lot D3lS, Canton, $500.
Max Kudner ct ux. to Anton Aeriih'
lot 1204, Canton, 1900
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M'CARTy RELEASED
Man Charged With Phony Directory
Work Gives Bond.

Released from the county Jail Mon,
day was r. McCarty, alias Pierson,
recently arrested for uttering as true
a forged contract In connection with
the alleged swindle In business direc.
tories worked in this vicinity and who
was bound over to the grand jury by
Mayor Turnbull under $4,000 bond
and which bond on application Of the
prisoners attorneys was afterward'
reduced TO $2500 by Judge Harter.
The United states Fidelity & Guar.
anty company of Baltimore, Maryland,
executed through their Canton repre-
sentative, H. F. Daily. s2500 bond
for MeCarty's appearance when want
ed.
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are of0lntments for Catarrh
at Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
OF smell and completely dersnge the
whole system when entering II through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians, as the dam
age they will do is ten fold to the good
Halrs Catarrh Cure, manufactured by II
J. Cheney 4 Co, Toledo, o.. contains no
mercury, and II taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system. In buying Halls
CataTTh Cure be sure you get the genu-
Inc IL IL taken internally and made In
Toledo Ohio. by u. j. Cheney a. Co Tes-
timonials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pulls for constlpa-
tion.
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.Interurban Accident.

The Canton.Altron car due in this
city at 2 p. m. Monday, had narrow
escape from severe accident on
Lake street by the dropping OF an axle
block. The casting which is about a
cubic foot in size fell so that the rear
truck OF the car struck and dragged II
along the track. AS the car was not
running nj a high rate OF speed It was
stopped before any serious damage
was done.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-25
ENTRY.

17472-Tn the matter OF the exceptions OF
Loren L. Grant to the accounts OF Henry
w. HOsler as administrator de bonis
non OF the estate of william G. Grant
deceased. Entry overruling motion for
new trial and ordering referee to re-
port his findings filed.
1S36i-Sadie A. Kelly vs.. Frank Nj. Kel-
ly. Entry allowing plaintiff $40 per month
alimony filed.
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RECORDERS OFFICE.
W. w. King. recorder.
w. c. Schick. chief deputy.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
c. C. Barriok and wife 20 Edward II.
Kettering. part OF lot 1905, Canton,
5000
Elizabeth List 10 Lewis List. lot u
In town Of Rsedurban. t25.
Della Hambleton 10 ID. Il. Johnston, lots
10 2gi 1925. lO,3n. 1892, ST.
David NJ Alexander 10 John w. Beny,
part OF lots 1880. 1901. 4O92, Canton, sl25.
William w. Mowrer 10 George W.
YRmey lot 2i9i, Alliance. 1900
Charles Baum 70 Ida !. Blddle, lot 6sl,
Massillon, $500.
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MARRIAGE I.IcENsEs.

Louis T. Manger. clerk, %, and Laura
p. warth. 20 Massillon.
John Covanh iaborer q. and Susie
Goah. Z Massillon
Rolle f. Shaw, railroader, %, and
Alice X. Rogers, H. Alliance.
Charles w. Wright, carpenter, ~, ana
Bertha H. Rastcttler. 2G. Alliance.
Fred T. Martin, photographer, 4S, and
Ida OTercasher. 81, Canton.
Fred w. Crouch, salesman, "a, ana
Alice Murphy, "a. Canton.
John Niereschcr, florist %, and Katl-
arine Boltser. ~. Alliance.
CLYDE ID. Ogle. railroader, &. and Ber-
tie Grace Highland 10, Alliance.
Thomas Meiser. mllkman, "a, and Ro-
zella NJ Thouvenin, "a, Canton township.
Frederick NJ. Hessoy, bookkeeper, ~,
and Freda G. Roos, q, Canton
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

BORROW MONEY EAsY-s5o for
80 week payments; s1.20 q week on
household goods. watches, etc. Col.
lateral Loan Bank. Bell 500. Stark
A.e69. 800 w. Tusc. ST. Phone agent
10 call. II
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ESTATE OF

George stelnmetz. sale bill filed. VIII
OF William Loschelder. Canton, hled
for probate.
viii Of Michael Rost, Canton, pro-
batcd.
account filed
win Of william w. Snyder, Plain
township filed for probate.
In estate OF Levi A. Miller, sale OF
real estate confirmed,
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ROOM NO 4
II. 8. Amber, Judge.


iT9sS-oak Grove oil Co, vs. Wise ct al,
on trial to court and jury, Rice q Sou
crs, attorneys for plaintiff, and Lynch
4 Day, attorneys for defendants.
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IN THE COURTS
ROOM NO. L
III. w. Harter. judge.
CRIMINAL TRIAL DocKET

263S-Ohio VS.. Grant Baily. on trial
for pocket picking; Jury returned ver-
diet at 1880 finding the accused guilty OF
larceny.
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COMMON PLEAS COURT

A. w. Agler, chief Deputy.
NEW CASES.
lS3G7-John Langwald Jr. VS.. Phiilp
Camp and Mrs Philip Camp. Peuuon.
answer and entry as TO cognovit note;
Judgment for SSs2.ls awarded against the
dc PENDANTS. W. J. Piero, attorney.
2GI-Ohio VS.. Roy Nichols. Criminal
transcript from Mayor Turnbulfs couIl
filed: charge obtaining goods under iaIse
pretense; bound over TO the grand jury
Bond $500 and executed.
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PROBATE COURT.
c. c. Bow, Judge,
Alva l.. Deal. deputy.
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REPIY.

isoS2-A. Talmadge Snyder, as guardian
OF the person and estate OF Caiharlne
Browand w. Henry Shoemaker et az.
Reply denying that the administretor
was ever discharged filed. AXE Day
attorneys. THO
lsopI-Arthur c. oberlin ct al. vs. Inc
Massillon coal Mining 20 et A. ~
niy of plaintiffs hled IL. s. Kreigh-
baum, attorney.
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isse5-Florence ~ Won Sennet vs. WIZ
ond aummons filed. w l.. Day, attorney
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deeply appreciated. He said:
My Dear Graduates, Ladies' and Gem
tlemen:-it II with q great deal OF salts
faction and pleasure that I perform my
task here tonight. I congratulate you
my dear boys and girls, upon your sue
cess in finishing your course here at 81.
Mary'a school. The long years OF study
have come 20 an sDd at last. How long
has You looked forward 10 this evening
with antlcipations Of Joy. how many
times have you wished for this evening
60 Gomez
regret 20 sec you leave ST. Mary's
have, II Is true. not had the pleasure
OF being with you during your entire
course, IL II only one short year that
we have been together. but during that
time have learned 20 love and esteem
you. IL was always a source OF great
pleasure for me, when I could visit the
classroom and take part In some exer-
else ranother, or TO give you a test.
] believe, too that | was welcome when
ever | visited you IN class, for your
pleasant faces always told me that I
was. You bid adieu 20 ST Mary's school.
your Alma Mater tonight. your days
OF study are over, and you enter upon
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FOR sALE-Cottage at twenty per
cent under cost, East Lake 81. Beautiful
exterior. Every convenience. A great
opportunity. II not sold. will rent. Bell
sn, stark M-lsi0. 1899
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REPORT OF THE FLOWER ANGELS
THE TRAIN TO MAURo.

yniIagn Fitzpatrick, John Mraz, Paul
leFhgt
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WANTED-Position as stenosrapher or
office assistant, by young man expert
enced. Address c. Tobin. S9i s. Erie 81.
Ohio. 2bd3'
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-05-18
A. B. & A, Officers
Inspect System

Traffic Manager J. r. Rowland
and General Freight and Passen
ger Agent J. J. Campion, of the
Atlanta, Birmingham and Allan
tic railroad, left Atlanta Wednes
day night for an inspection of the
road. They will go to Brunswick
and then stop at every station be-
tween Brunswick and Atlanta.
Work of bringing the Atlanta,
Birmingham and Atlantic into
Atlanta is progressing rapidly, and
and the grading has been compile
ted to a point opposite the Expo
sition Cotton Mills. The river at
LAGRANGE has been crossed and the
workmen at that end Of the line
are going along at the rate of one
and one half miles day.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-05-18
In the District Court of the
United States for the South
western Division Of the
Southern District OF Ga.

1t appearing to the Court that
Hon. W. Fl. Griffin, heretofore
appointed Referee in Bankruptcy
for the Southwestern Division of
the Southern District of Georgia,
with headquarters at Valdosta,
Ga, has resigned his commission
as said Referee, and that that there
has been referred to the said Hon.
w. HI. Griffin during his term of
office the following cases which
are still undisposed of, to wit: Fl.
w. Oppeheimer, Bankrupt, E. Fl.
Hammond, Bankrupt, Knight
Lumber Company, Bankrupt Rich
ard Armantrout, Bankrupt, W. B.
Coon, Bankrupt, and B. P. Kelly,
Bankrupt.
And it is further appearing to
the Court that Hon. Wilfred G.
Lane of said District was appoint
ed on April 9th, 1907 to the office
of Referee in Bankruptcy for said
Division and District with turis-
diction in and over the same Coun-
ties for which he said Hon. W. III.
Griffin was appointed as Referee,
and it appearing to the Court that
it will be for the best interest of
the public administration that
said cases be finally disposed Of
as expeditiously as possible,
It is ordered; that the records
in each of said cases hereinabove
mentioned, be, by the said Hon.
w. H. Griffin, former referee,
turned over to Hon. Wilfred C.
Lane to take up said cases and dis
pose Of them according to Law.
At Macon, Ca, May IL, 1907.
EMORY SPEER,
U. S. Judge.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-05-18
RAILROAD GOSSIP

Engineer Johnson's wife, and
little daughter Lillian, returned to
Waycross Thursday. She will ar
range to move to Fitzgerald next
week as her husband lays off here
every other night.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Malcolm
took the train for Chula, Fla. =,
Thursday, where they will spend a
week or so. Mr.. Malcome is an
employe of the A. B. & A.
j. w. Cook. Machinist A. B.
& A., is laid off because of a for
ign substance in one of his eyes.
The A. B. & A. will give a round
rate trip to Andersonville on Me-
mortal Day May Both for 81, 80.
Engineer Livingstone returned
to Fitzgerald Thursday.
Engineer borough and family
are at present located on Central
avenue but will go to housekeep-
ing as soon as they can secure a
house at reasonable rent.
r. R. Dempsey roadmaster s..
A. T.. was in the city yesterday.
Freight train No 81 had wreck
yesterday, near Nichols in which
several cars turned over. Engi-
neer Livingstone went to their res
cue.
Mrs. j. B. Smith was called to
Thomasville yesterday on account
of the severe illness Of her daugh-
ter. Her son Joel Smith is an A.
B. & A. employee at the shop yard.
Machinist T. L. Dobbins and
his mother took their departure
for Macon last night where Mr..
Dobbins has employment.
The A. B. & A. began laying
the track yesterday on the new
grade made by Steam Shovel No 1,
and will follow the shovel right
along and then tear up the old
track and put it down on the new
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-05-18

"George Willard Brown" is the
inscription on a card, attached by
a white ribbon to an Easter Lily
80 inches long, at the end of which
depends six superb creamy white
Lilies shedding the fragrance OF
Arab over our desk. The young
man created a panic among the
office girls when he asked, els
there a young girl here by the
name of Mother Enterprise" This
beautiful tribute grew and
blossomed in his mothers yard on
South Grant street-and-"Solo-
mon, in all his glory was not ar.
raved like one of fheeesi
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-05-18
A COW WHALE
WAS CAPTURED
ON ST. SIMON'S BEACH.
Calf a Few Days Old With
the Mother.

Brunswick, Ga, May ia
COW whale with a baby whale but
O few days old, was captured on
Little Cumberland beach late yes
terday and brought up to the city
to-day by Fletcher Wilder, a fish
erman. 1t required dozen men
to handle the fish, and it had to be
killed before it could be taken out
Of the water and placed in near
by store on Bay street, where it
was dressed and prepared for ex-
hibition.
This is the second whale cap
tured in this section within the
past twenty-five years. In 1872
j. W. Wallace and others found
one ON st. Simons beach after a
storm. 1t was cleaned and the
skeleton was taken to Savannah,
where it was shown at the State
Fair. The whale caught by Will
der yesterday was driven on the
beach by a shark with which the
fish had a fierce battle in the surf.
In trying to escape the whale got
ashore. Wilder ran to the place
and roped the fish with the help OF
several men. Later in the day the
baby whale came ashore.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-05-18
Our policeman have quite a di

Our policeman have quite dis
tinguished air in their new he'll
NETS, gloves, and shoulder straps.
The latter in gilt letters read
''Chief Police, worn by Chief Short
Policeman Harrison is No 1, Col
lier No 2 and Owen No 8. Taken
as a whole they are a crew OF
whom Fitzgerald need not be a
shamed.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-05-18

Another six-feet alligator was
captured in the artificial lake at
Lynnhurst, the country seat of Mr..
Sidney Clare, north of the city,
yesterday. It's supposed to be
the mate to the one caught there
last summer. They probably
came up from the Alapaha river.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-05-18

The National Barber Shop.
First class in every particular,
BATHS. Aft
The Newtown bee., 1907-10-11
Warren.
GRANGE NOTES.

The fourth annual fair of Wichita Grange. held in Grange hall, Septem. Der 25. was very successful A gooc display of articles usually seen at fairs and fine program in the evening. Premiums were awarded as follows:
 Pastry, Mrs ". C. Welton.
 Crochet and knitting. Mrs F. Vois- ard.
 Quilting, Mrs A. R. Humphrey.
 Embroidery, Miss Agnes Strong.
 Preserves and pickles, Mrs Robert Perkins.
 Jellies, Mrs c. A. Pickett.
 Best collection of vegetables, John Angevine, who had II varieties of po- tatoes and 20 varieties of winter ap- pies.
 F. P. Johnson, steward of the Con- necticut State Grange, will attend a meeting in Wethersfield, Tuesday, Oc- tober s, held for the purpose of con- ferring the sixth degree on candidates, preparatory for securing the seventh degree at the meeting of the National Grange in Hartford in Novem Der. There will be another meeting held in Danbury. Wednesday, October Is, for the same purpose. It is hoped that pa irons in this vicinity will take advan- tage of the meeting in Danbury so as to become seventh degree members in November as in all probability the Ma tional Grange will not hold a meeting so near again in good many years.
The Newtown bee., 1907-10-11
BrookfieId.
PERSONAL CHAT.

Dr Anson Smith, formerly of this town, with his wife, have been the guests of Miss Lucy Smith. His home is now in Nova Scotia, the home, of his wife.
 C. B. Hawley was unfortunate enough to have one of his best cows killed by the 10 a. m. train, Saturday morning of last week.
 MT and Mrs E. N. Hawley were the guests of Mir and Mrs H. A. Hawley in Pittsfeld, last week.
 The first of October sees practically all the tobacco harvested. Tobacco that is hung, is curing very slowly and will need warmer weather to be cured sufficiently to prevent freezing.
 A fine doe was seen by MT Pope on Sunday morning just back of the barn of Miss Worden.
 Mrs w. J. Beehler is very sick with bronchial pneumonia. She has two trained nurses to care for her.
The Newtown bee., 1907-10-11
Lyons Plains.
PERSONAL CHAT.

Frank Treadwell of East Norwalk is home on a two weeks vacation which he will spend hunting.
 George Sherwood lost a valuable young horse, one day last week.
 Mrs Theron Brown and little son, Chester, have been the guests of MT and Mrs John Weed of Westport.
 Mrs l. Thorpe had her grandchildren from Bridgeport to spend Sunday with her on the Plain.
 John Williams took load of friends to Danbury fair, this week.
 Mir and Mrs Harry Thompson of Brooklyn are visiting Mrs J. Mccarthy for few days.
 Mrs Frank Fitch and mother-in-law spent Friday with Mrs l. C. Fanton.