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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-25
Tho Ground Hoo.

The Weather Bureau OF the Department
of Agriculture Issues an inconoclastlc
weather forecasts as based on the posi-
ton of the planets. phases Of the moon.
stellar influences, or by the observation
of animals. birds and plants have no
legitimate basis. This all means that the
traditional grounding. goose bone,
changes Of the moon. and other time-hon-
ored weather Indicators as matter OF
fact have nothing to do with the weather,
and therefore must be eliminated from
the calculations of the farmer who wants
to be up-to-date.-Farming.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-25
FRANKLIN
FREEMAN.

Mrs. Harrison Cook is on the sick list.
We are sorry to learn that Clyde Dur
rell is again i'll.
Charles HUFF sprained his ankle quite
badly one day last week lie can get
around but little at present.
Miss Cora Luce of New Vineyard is a
guest of her sister, Mrs. Henry WEIGH.
Nathan {. Burbank called on friends ut
Kingfcld. Nathan reports the fur bust
ness fiourshinS over the route he has i'll
charge.
Miss Eta Walker of this place visited
her brother, Herbert Walker, at King
field one day last week.
1t was A below zero last Thursday
morning at o'clock and 16 below at II
A. NJ, which is the coolest in this section
for the past 20 years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-25

siderable weight to its Dody. and it Is
sometimes well not to slaughter them
too early. 1t must not be overlooked
that the manure is also valuable
item Of soroft. The opinion is general
that corn-fed pork is harder, contains
more nutriment and shrinl1s less in the
rot ana iii the frying pan than pork
fed on milk, Stops or partly on flesh.
as harpens when swine are kept and
fcd III slaughter yards. and no doubt
the corn-fed pork is superior; at least
experience teaches the farmer that it
is one Of the most profitable modes Of
dispensing of corn, and that it also pays
to give the pigs Il variety rather than
to cOnfine them to only one kind Of
food.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-25
West Paris Grange.

An ALL Gay meeting was held by the
West Paris grange on Saturday at the
Grange hall ami the officers for tie
ensuing year wore installed by G. W.
Q. Perham of Franklin grange assist
ed by Mrs. G. w. Q. Perham and J. C.
Horne. Following are the officers:
NJ, T. T.. Wyman; o.. Chas. Marshall;
L.. y. J. Abbott; Sec. Mrs. Edith E.
Dav: Chap, Mrs. F. L. Beck: Flora,
Mrs Minnie Day; Ceres. Mrs. Maud
Day: Pomona. Mrs. Grace Stevens
s, Chas. Stevens: A. s. Chas. Dudley;
L. a. S, Edna Curtis; G. X E, F. Bar
rows: Librarian, Mrs. Ada Barden
Dinner was served at the noon hour
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-25
RIVERSIDE.

Mrs. Hannah Hall Reed, wife of the
late William Reed, died at Oakland.
California, Dec. 81. at the age of IS.
She was the daughter of the late
Cough Hall of Vassalboro and lived in
this town for many years; she also
lived III Augusta before going u
California.
Reuel Pitts OF Vassalboro was in the
place last Saturday,
Leonard Arey is having quite a sick
time.
LITCHFiELD CORNER.
Miss Gertrude Lydstor is visiting,
friends in Boston.
Chaplin Lydston has returned to his
duties in Augusta.
Miss Edith Earle and brother Percy
We're in town Sunday
Mrs. Benz. Hall is quite sick
Phil Fogg has been sick but is now able
to be on his tea route again.
Mrs Mary Bosworth and Mrs. Nc
Manus went to Lewiston Monday.
The Ladies' Home Circle met with Mrs.
Eugene Campbell Tuesday. Tho circle
Is preparing for an entertainment and
sale to be held in the near future.
J. W. Starbrd was in town last week.
MIR. Patten, principal Of the academy.
went II Lewiston on business Saturday.
lie was accompanied BY his assistant.
Miss kendrck.
EAST PiTTSToN.
The many friends of Mrs Sarah Sill
phcn will be grieved to know that she
is critically i'll at her home in White
field.
a donation party will be given Satur-
day evening, Jan. %, at the home Of
Rev. f. S. Gahan, to which al! arc in
vited.
d. c. Sullivan has returned from a
short stay in Boothhay.
Schools in town will close Friday, Jan.
%, after a term OF 10 weeks.
Miss Helen Emerson is making an ex-
tended visit III Gardiner.
The Ladies' Aid Will he entertained
Wednesday Of this week by Mrs. II. II.
Cary
Miss Nina Jones, who has been visit
ing Miss Myra lIewey, has returned t,
her home in Shecpscot
Twenty-four below zero seemed to be
the average for Thermometers in this viii
lage Thursday morning, Jan. H.
PITTsTCN.
The singing school which was to COM
mence last Friday evening at the
Shutdown schoolhousc under the in
Struction of {. e. Moody was post
p3ned on account OF the storm until
next Friday evening. January 25th.
The Fossctt Bros. Who are now in
Groton. Mass. expect 10 finish their
work there and to return to their
homes the latter rart OF this week.
Mrs. Frank Lapham and daughter
Ruth returned to their home in West
Somervilie, Mass, last Tuesday.
4 weasel has been invading some of
the hen houses around here lately kill
ing &c hens for Mrs. Quinlan, and sew
eral in other places.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-25
LINCOLN.
WHITEF!ELD.

Many of the people have been har-
vesting ice the past week.
The new telephone line. connecting at
East Pittston, is nearly completed.
Mr.. Blackington of RoeKIand was at
E. II. Albee's Friday.
A social gathering was held at John
Libby's Monday evening.
George Kelley of Cooper's Mills is
working on the Whitefield section Of
the w. W., & F. r. r.
Charles Carleton of Alaska is spend
ing several weeks with his brother. +.
Z. Carleton.
Esther Potter cut her foot badly
last week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-25

be used to protect the bulbs from the
alternate freezing and thawinS Of the
ground in winter. This mulch should
be removed when the shoots appear in
the spring. AS the amateur gardener
proceeds with lily gardening from year
to year lie will learn needs of each va
riety, but in general the foregoing in
structions will suffice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-25
THE MAINE GRANGE.
Maine State Grange Officers.

State Master.
Obadiah Gardner, RCckland.
State OyerSecr.
Boyden Bearce. East F.ddington.
State Lecturer,
w. ]. Thompson, South China.
State Seer taN.
E. II. Libby. Auburn. X. F. D. 4.
Executive Committee.
Obadiah Gardner, TOckland.
T.. II. Libby. Auburn.
r. d. Leavitt HOwe'S Corner.
Columbus Hayford. Maysviile Ctr.
s. f Swectsir. NOW Gloucester.
John Dority. East Blue Hill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-25
IiTCHEIELD.

POND ROAD-Franz o. Berry is
confined to the house by illness. DR..
l. W. Gilbert attends hima
Clinton Richardson visited his father,
G.. c. Richardson, for q few days last
week, returning to Boston Thursday.
Ray Richardson. who came home to
spend the holidays with his parents,
and was detained by the illness of his
mother, returned TO his work in
Whitinsviile, Massachusetts, Saturday
Miss Alice Bowley has gene to
Providence. Rhode Island.
Mrs. Lizzie Richardson who has been
quite i'll for several weeks is gaining
rapidly.
Despite the cold weather and bad
roads. our mail carrier on Route Il
has made his trip every day, although
he found it necessary 70 walk through
the drifts, ana hold up his sleigh to
enable the horse to get through.
CHELSEA.
n NJ. Hemenway is in Augusta this
week serving on the jury at the term
of Superior Court now in session.
Miss Ida Searlcs visited her sister
at No. Pittston last week.
Miss Lefty E. Searlcs was in town
last week the guest over night Of her
sister Miss Eva. She has been spend
ing several months with her brother
Thomas ScarlcS in Bar HarbOr being
employed by him in the bank Miss
Lefty was on her. way to West IIamp-
ton. Long Island, n. Y, to spend the
winter with her sister, Mrs. George
Osman.
On the evening of Thursday Jan. 10.
inst. number of the young friends of
Master Walter and Warren Hayes
whose BIZ thday's occurred on that date,
the former Il years and the latter T,
gathered at the residence of Samuel
Harris where they proceeded to enjoy
themselves il honor Of the occasion.
Games, music and refreshments helped
to make the evening a delightful one
to all present. Many tokens of friend
ship We're presented to the boys. an ]
many happy returns wished them
ere the guests departed to their homes.
Arthur n. Douglass was in Augusta
on business Monday.
FkYETTE.
Lee Chase is very sick with the
measles.
John Sullivan is quite sick.
At the annual meeting of the Faycttc
Mutual Fire Insurance Company, II. J.
Tuck was chosen president: +. IT.
Jones, secretary and treasurer; w. 3.
Judkirs, H. J. Eamford and J. c.
LothrOp, directors.
VAS5ALBORO.
Revival meetings in the Friends church
will be hcld every afternoon this week
except Saturday. Sunday. Jan. x, there
will be meetings forenoon. afternoon and
evening. At 3 O'Clock. there VIII be q
meeting for men Only. The public is
urgently invited to attend the meetings.
Nd one can well afford to miss the OPP
portunity Of hearing Mr.. WindrOss pre-
sent the gospel in his unique and force
full Kramer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-25

LINCOLN COUNTY
DIcE-

.,o,yes of Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis
roceiyed news Of her death, which
p.-.d at the home Of her brother
y y.sss at Milford. n. II.
o., Sadie Marson closed very
.ossf,,l term .of school in this dis
, ,r;ct Friday of last week.
Arc Louisa Rlnton came to Bath
-. yeek from I,anvers, Mass, to at
"a. tho funeral of her sister-in-l law,
, wiss Lucy Duntdn.
wIscAssET.
.,,.. Evie FoNe of Norwood, Mass,
Noon visiting her cousin, Roy Reel,
and family.
y pushaHl, called here by the
n of his brother. Albert Pushard,
sss returned to his home in Bethel.
,,;.s Marion fines is ill with serious
nervous troubles
Miss Emma Uapp is visiting friends
In Waldoboro.
.,.bur HuzzelL mail carrier on Route
:, ,akine his vacation, while he en-
iovs the arrival of a little daughter.
ri,,iam Colby went to Bowdoin last
co,rrjay. where he expects to pass
me remainder of the winter logging.
Miss Alice McKenney and friend,
ur prjtchard of Medford, Mass. are
.,,ee,s of Mrs. Warren Lewis.
Thanks to the kindness of the post
master, the office is not now closed at
the noon hour.
Ri. Leavitt of Auburn was at Hun
,oon Hill Grange Thursday evening.
Ian. % and installed the following Of
acers: Alfred F'oys. master; Nathan
iel Brown. overseer: Mamie Roberts.
lecturer; Edward Smith, steward; Ros-
70 Munsey, assistant steward; Margar-
81 ouinnaln. chaplain: Ellen Foye. sec
rotary; Joseph Smith. treasurer; Liz
zie Brown Ceres: and Critic Blagdon,
L. A. steward. The other officers were
absent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-25
NORTH WALDOBORO.
J. ]. A. Hoffses is in poor health

). J. A. Hoffses is in poor health.
Alden Burnheimer went to waldo
boro Saturday.
Bert Bornheimer went to Liberty
Saturday with load of bark.
Herbert Hoffses who has been
passing few weeks in Nashua. n. H.
has returned home.
George Cushman is confined to tbe
house with erysiplas, DR.. Randall at
tends him.
Earnest a. Glidden and son of
Waidoboro were in this Place Satur-
day
Washington Bornheimcr went to
East Jefferson Sunday after Mrs
Bornheimer and granddaughter.
Drusiiia, who have been visiting rela-
tives there.
Lexton Mank has purchased the
stand Of buildings formerly owned by
the late John Walter. and will move
his family there in a short time.
Mrs. Mary J. Walter who has been
passing a few months with her
daughter, Mrs. James Storer returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. Alvin Mank and Miss Sadie
Mank who have had employment in
the hospital at Northampton, Mass
for several months have returned
home.
Vannah & Chutes hay press has
been pressing hay for Alden Burn
helmer for the mas fey,- dave
George Upham has gone to Cam
bridge. Mass, where we learn he has
employment driving team for w. II
Stahl. Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sprague and
daughter OF Winslow's Mills passed
Sunday with Mr.. Spragues parents
Mir. and Mrs. Frank Spraguc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-25
PENOBSCOT
GARLAND,

Mr. ana Mrs. Henry Bell have gone
Last Garland to keep house for Mr..
ssnce. '''o'' ''
l.. lug week Of prayer was observed
.as' week by Pastor Lincoln. who was
,nsased the same way in Dexter the
p'e'ious week.
'' ana Mrs. Lorin Curtis from Stet-
gu eane to spend the Sabbath with
m. parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Penning-
NV; NV A. p. Andrews is enjoying the
,,.' sr visiting with his daughter in
mte' Mich, a place of about 1900
col'ahts. He expect to return to
saFiand in April.
,;. s, Addie Sawyer has returned
Sn. . her son. H. S. Sawyer. from Will
| e.., u'c' where she has been for sew
| ~ months with her daughter, Mrs.
'osd and family.
rev. nss, A. G. Hill remains in a feeble
''oh' No favorable reports.
sa a.s'e We're no services at the Free
Np''S' church Sunday.
ETNA.
"a'er Ames has received news that
n notner. Mrs. Julia Ames. who went
sra ~Aoury. Mass. is very i'll and can
4. 'ut a little while. She is cared
nv ny her two daughters, Mrs. Dear
Du and Mrs. Warren.
a,N aooi closed in District No. 3,
~ su' oy Lizzie Sylvester, Friday
~" treat Of peanuts and candy. Miss
Raster had successful term
sr". also closed in District No. g.
T ~. oy Geneva Lane Of Red Beach.
s-S IRON Hutchings. who has beer
aOsly. ''''e weeks Is gaining
b., are so many members of the
%ia Corps i'll that there was nc
~ a.ion of officers Saturday.
hra school League of District No.
papered their schoolroom.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-25
HARTLAND.

Mrs. Rebecca Larabee is very i'll AZ
the home Of her niece, DR.. Jennie Full
Ter.
Mrs. L. w. Shean and Mrs. Alice
Goodrich of Canaan are visiting Mrs.
Shean's sister, Mrs. L. H. Thompson.
T. Q. Thompson shipped three car
LOADS az livestock to the Brighton
Massachusetts, stock market, Mon
day.
il recent marriage intention filed is
thai Of Forrest Libby of Hartland and
Miss Flora Belle Welch of st. Adams.
Miss Helen ". Smith was in Skowhe-
gan Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Hazel Williams and Miss Ina
Moatlon, students AZ II. c. j.. Pitts
field, srcnt Sunday at their homes
hcrc.
Lcuia Fish, r. s, has been ia nrx-
ter this week on business Mrs Fish
accompanied him for visit with rela-
tives.
Geo. T. Ochorn has been i'll this week
PALMYRA.
Mrs Sarah Fil!sbury wife Of the
late William LeaVitt, died 1T the homo
Of her daughter, Mrs. J. c. Millctt, Fri
day, Jan. Is. aged 81 years. Two
brothers. John PillSbury and Geo. =.
Pillshury, two daughters, Mrs. ]. G.
MilIett OF this town, and Mrs. Fred
Names of Lewiston, and four grand
children, Mrs. r. A. Parkhan. Guy
Leavitt and Bessie Leavitt and Gladys
Maincs, survive. The funeral. which
occurred Sunday afternoon. WIS con-
Quoted ny y. c. Bradbury OF Newport.
Rev. AIR. Taylor OF Pittsfleld smoke
words Of comfort The burial was at
Spring Hill cemetery.
Palmyra Grange met Saturday even
ing. but on account Of small attend
ance no program was presented.
Miss IIaude Graves is at work at the
skirt factory in Hartland.
Mrs. 3. I. HITLER r'cnt Friday t.
Bangor on visit to her children.
Twelve Patrons Of Palmyra Gran5
visited Hartiand Grange Saturday
evening to witness the installation of
officers ny state Master Gardner Of
ROckl2nd.
Est coaNVILLE.
Herbert blackwell has been very sick
for the past ten day., but is some bet
ter RON. He was Obliged to close lis
school in the steam mill district.
Mrs. Thomas Blackwell has hecH
quite weak this winter Mrs. Nellie
Amnrzcen is doing her work for her.
EIrs. Samuel Foss is quite i'll.
Samuel J. Hersam of Richmond, ha5
a ECnting at the church Sunday. He
gave g very interesting discourse.
Mrs. Lawry Neil has been sick and
Mrs. BESSIE IIerin has bene helping her
with the nouscWork.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-25
BLACKWELL.

+. O. Darforth left here Thursday
FOR Flagstaff where he is at work for
Eugene Burns.
NJ. NJ. Moore was in Canaan Sunday.
Chester Gaylord worked several days
last week for NJ. NJ. Moore cutting cord
wood
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-25
WALDO

The officers of Good Luck Rcbekah
Lodge We're installed last Tuesday
evening at the odd Fellows hall
About $50 guests We're present. The
installing officers were Mrs. f, F.
Light. d. d. p, Mrs. Mary Jones.
Grand Marshal: Mrs +. a. Alden
Grand Treas; Mrs. Anna Jones, Fin
Sec; assisted by Lillian Bracket and
Delphine White as Grand Warden and
Rec. Sec. The officers installed were
as follows:
Anna Hail. n. c.; Lizzie Barter, v
c.; Lillian Bracket, r. s.; Harriet
Glidden, T.. s.; Carrie f. Palmer
Treas; Mertic Norwood, Warden;
Issie Valnah. Con: Carrie Eugley, P
CT; Bulah Chute, chaplain; I.alia
Gallagher, r. S. n. G.; Nellie Overlook
L. S. y. G.; Delphine White r. $. v
c.; Lottie Pitcher, /. S. Y G.; Angie
Lash, |. g.; Everett Brackctt, o. q.
The ceremony passed off in very
pleasing manner, the marching of the
officers being especially enjoyed
During the evening the following
selections were rendered by Reeds
orchestra; March. rSporty Maid;
Waltz, When the evening breeze is
signing: Serenade Loves Dream:
Cornet Solo by L. G. Reed; Hcyday
Overture. Miss Della White gave ..
reading i'll her usual pleasing manner
and Miss Bessie Reed played a rnando-
lin solo. THE Witch's Whirl." which
was much enjoyed. Several of the
ladies and gentleman responded when
called upon for speeches, after which
the guests and members reuafred to
the large dining room whore refresh
ments consisting of oyster stew.
doughnuts and coffee We're served.
a. T.. Waltz went to Augusta Sun
day after the remains of Mrs. Frank
keene who died Saturday at the
Insane Hospital.
Capt. and Mrs. Jesse Wyman left Ia &
week for Boston where they will spend
the winter.
The High school entertainment was
postponed from Friday to Monday
evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-25

If an employee Is
"sIugearding" get hard
hearted and use . help
wanted ad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-25
Est C02NyILLE.
JACkMkN.

Thursday the thermometer dropped
to so degrees below This is the cold
est day in years.
Forest Newton and sister Evic made
trip to Grcenville, Tuesday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-25
SOMERSET COUNTY
NORRIDGEWOCk.

E. II. Vaughn was in Watervile,
Thursday.
Mrs. Mabel Ketchum Of Boston IL
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.. B.
3. Wells.
E. p Rogers and Arthur Frederick
We're in Clinton. Saturday. on business.
VIM Bracket has an new automo-
bile for next summers use.
Last Thursday morning was the
coolest for many years.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. z. J. Hol-
way was the scene Of a pleasant gath
ering, Thursday, when their mother.
Mrs. Eliza Holway, age rs, entertained
Mrs. Susan Packard, age S., Mrs. 0.
". Tini:ham. age 81, Mrs. Clarissa
Rogers, ace So, Mrs. A. T. Rogers, age
81. Mi ard Mrs. George Sawyer, age
67 aul 81 Their united ages being
SO Years. Much credit is due Mr.. and
Mrs T!olwayNvho did everything for
the entertainment of their guests.
sMiTHFiELD.
J. {. Pierce has sold his apples to Ed
Snow and is busy hauling them to the
station.
Farmers are busy harvesting their
years supply Of Ice.
Arthur Frederick has bought colt
~ Chas. Morton.
Cullen sawtelle is at work for c. S.
.Hisgins.
Mrs. A. =. Cole passed away Monday
morning. January II, after being III
.cor health for q long time She
leaves a husband and three daughters.
beside a large circle of relatives ana
friends to mourn her loss. She was
about g years of age.
Mrs. Susie Whitman is keeping house
Tor hrr father, \. B. Cole, for rev
days.
ST. A-BANs.
Harold Robertson was in Bangor over
Sunday.
The first High school lyceum occurred
Monday evening, Ian. II. 1t was well at
tended. The students furnished a very
entertaining and wo'l arranged program
Mrs. Calvin S1uthards has gone to
Windsor, VT. 10 visit her daughters and
expects To be gone about three weeks
Herbert Whitney, who has been III
with pneumonia, IS sufficiently recoVeEeo
10 be dressed and around the house
Mrs. Mary Turner. who is boarding
with Mr.. ana Mrs. Geo. Martin, Is now
obliged to lie in bed nearly all the time.
Seth Ramsdell, who has been sick since
c2riy winter is no better.
F.d Martin and Sam Perl have bought
an engine and saw and will saw wood
for those who wish.
Tie f. PnlIbr:ck recently lost a good
driving horse.
BLACKWELL. -..-----.-.
+. Q. Darforth loft here Thursday
for Flagstaff where he is at work for
Eugene Burns.
NJ NJ Moore was in Canaan Sunday.
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ALMA.

Jessie Blackington Of Rocldand was in
town Friday.
Thomas Jacobs of Boston was in town
Wednesday.
Mrs. +. G. Coker of Somervillc Is Wis
iting in town.
A. T. Randlett Of Pittsfield was in the
place Thursday.
Mrs. Viola True is spending a few days
In Lewiston.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Baptist church
met last Wednesday with Miss Abbio
Mcdonald.
The Thimble Club was entertained by
Mrs. Daniel Carlton last Saturday after
noon.
Charles Carlton Of Alaska has been Wis
iting at A. G. r. Peaslee's.
DR.. A. L, G. Smith of North Thiteficld
was in Gown Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbury. A. Potter Of
Bath. who have been spending a week
at Parsons Bend. returned to their home
Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-25
SURRY.

DR.. and Mrs. Il. n. Grindlc of SOmer-
vile were recently in town calling on
relatives
Mrs. NJ. T.. Linniken is in Vinal Ha-
Ven at present visiting relatives.
Mrs. Addie Grant is very sick at the
present writing.
Mrs. Fred Curtis and Mrs. Ed. Curtis
ooth of South Surry are spending d
lew days in Bar HarbOr
Mrs. Martenah Trewogy left town
Monday for Bangor, where she intends
10 enter Shaw's Business College.
Miss Winnie Falls of South Surry is
WISHING her aunt. Mrs. Emery, at her
nome on Main street.
Arthur Linniken has returned to his
Hofk IN Whitingsville Mass, after
spending few weeks with his parents
IN town.
MRS. Rose Curtis, who has been ill
.Or some time, has so far recovered DIS
% De out again.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-06-19
". 0. ".
WILL PLAY BASEBALL ON THE
FOURTH OF JULY.
Plans for Big Celebration at Wallace
Park Include Amusements for
Everybody.

Olive and Jersey camps of the
Woodmen of the World will each get
up a team for a baseball game in the
celebration at Wallace park July
Fourth. The best material in each
camp will be selected and a great
game will be played. Smuggling that
viii keep the crowd uproariously
happy, probably will be seen in this
game.
Advertising Is being distributed over
west Kentucky and southern Illinois
with good results, and a crowd that
will tax the traction company and
Wallace park, to accommodate, is as
sured, If the weather will Just be-
have Special excursions will be run
on the railroads and rivers.
Few tastes cannot be satisfied with
the variety of events scheduled for
the day. Oratorical stunts by the
best local speakers, mwthful conces-
sions, funny athletic sports and con-
tests. with the theater, dancing and
other attractions, will draw every
body in the city, and the lodges in the
surrounding towns will send hurrah
delegations.