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The Washington herald., 1907-08-18
VALLEY CHRISTIANS ELECT.
Reports 90 Conference show SPLEEN
did Progress in work.

did Progress in hOFk.
Special to The Washington Herald.
Winchester. Va. Aug. 1.-THE Virginia
Valley Christian Conference, in session
at High View yesterday. reelected Rev.
William T. Walters. OF Harrisonburg,
president; Rev. /. l. Lassiter vice pres
ldent: and C. W. Louder9ack. of Stanley,
secretary.
Rev Dr. J. F. Barnett, secretary of
the American Christian Convention. of
Dayton. Ohio. delivered the annual ad-
dress. Rev. J. L. Foster, superintendent
of the Christian Orphanage of Elm Col
Iege, n. c: Rev. DR.. E L. Moffett, pres
idcnt Of the college; Rev. W. W. Staaley,
president of the Southern Christian Con-
vention of Suffolk, Va; Rev. DR.. J. f.
Barnett. Of Dayton, Ohio; Rev. John
Barney, of Pennsylvania; and A. R. Gar
land we're invited TO seats as deliberative
members.
To-day the ministers read their annual
reports, which showed 80 per cent gain
in annual collections and a Is per cent
gain in pastors salaries.
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MONTGOMERY CROPS GOOD.

Hay and Wheat show Up Well, but
Corn May BE Failure.
Special 10 The Washington Herald
Boyds, Md, Aug. 1.-THE farmers Of
Montgomery County have finished their
hay harvesting, and have gathered one of
the best crops for some years. At one
time it looked as if only a 90 per cent
crop would be gathered.
The wheat so far thrashed Is showing a
fair yield. with an average of twenty-five
bushels TO the acre, and some have
thrashed as-high as thirty bushels to the
acre. The grain is of good size.
The corn crop. so badly injured by the
recent storm, IS expected 70 be short.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-18
ASKS RECEIVER FOR HUSBAND
Wife Alleges Evil Habits Make Him
Incompetent PrOvider.
Special to The Washington Herald.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Baltimore. Aug T.-Mrs. Frances A.
Wink. by her attorney, Harry b. Wolf.
fled a petition in the Circuit Court to-
day asking that a receiver be appointed
TO take charge OF the affairs Of her nus
band. John l. Wink, and that the Eutaw
Savings Bank be restrained from paying
out 10 him certain money which il is
alleged he has on deposit there.
In her petition the plaintiff alleges that
the defendant has been drinking and has
been sQuandering large sums of money
al race tracks and by gambling. Last
February, she alleges, he sold the saloon
and restaurant business conducted by
him al 1907 North Charles street. for 81.
900, and Of this the plaintiff claims TO be
entitled 70 one-half, as. she alleges. she
was co-partner in the business. Judge
Niles signed an -order requiring the de-
PENDANT 10 show cause why a receiver
should not be appointed
The Washington herald., 1907-08-18
FORMER LEGISLATOR DIES.
DR.. Jacob Rinehart Praeticed Medi-
cine for Nearly Fifty Years.

CHG Tor NenrIy Fifty Years,
Special TO The Washington Herald
Westminster, Nd, Aug. l7.-Dr. Jacob
Rinehart, a prominent physician of this
county, died at his home at Frizellburg.
this morning in his seventy-fourth year.
lie practised his profession successfully
for nearly fifty years, but took an active
interest in public affairs and served two
terms in the House Of Delesates and two
terms as Judge Of the Orphans Court.
OF this county. during one OF which he
was chief judge
His wife died several years ago. Oae
son. Harry /. Rinehart, Of Uniontown
district, and a daughter, Mrs. William
Arthur. Of Frizellburg. survive him.
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warns Against NIaryInnd.

Vienna, Aug. 1.-THE ministry Of the
interior. having learned that Maryland
proposes 70 encourage the immigration Of
Austrian farm laborers, has issued pub
lie warning against emigration TO that
State.
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smothercd in Nnca NFine.
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Special TO The Washington Herald.
Sylvia, y. c.. Aug. 17.-Mrs. Susan Oils
and her sixteen-year-Old grandson, James
Cope. were buried alive in mica mine
in Canada Township. Mrs Oils. with her
grandson. visited her husbands mine
when an accident occurred and they
were smothered to death.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-18
WARNING TO PARENTS.

The Mix Conference appointed by the Dis
trict Commissioners. in view q the MANY
DANGERS OF RAW MILK. has recon-
mended the homepasteurizing Of all raw milk
by bringing it to the boiling point. then
withdraw, cool. and keep cold until used.
The conference has thereby intorsed the
advice given by this society fer a number
u xears 20
The Washington herald., 1907-08-18
MARYLAND NEWS IN BRIEF.
Condensed Special Dispatches from
the Old Line State.

Baltimore. Aug 17.-Mrs. Christina
Neuadsi, who stransled 70 death her two children
recently, was to-day adiudged insane BY a jury ami
taken to Spring Grove ASYLUM.
Annapolis, Aug. I7-Justice Charles C.
Feldmeyer committed 70 the county iail foT sixty
DAYS Clarence Tickling, Of this CITY, who was found
guilty Of wife beating and was unable 10 pay the
SO and ouStS imposed.
Baltimore. Aug. 17.-Attorney General
BonapaTte came over from Washington to-day. spent
the day at his law c'rce here. and this evening
drove out TO his residence IN the Snowbird Valley
10 remain over sunday
Cumberland. Aug 1.-THE eighth an
uual TeuHiun and picnic q The Junior Orier Of
United American Mechanics Of AileganY County
was held az FTostbTg to-ooy. Every council in the
county was represented. from Piedmont 70 Cumter-
land Keyscr and other West Virginia towns also
participated.
Havre de Grace. Aug. T7.-Henry Levy,
retired merchant Of Havre de Grace. died Thurs
dsy night after q ten-day illness Of capillary broal-
Chits He vas seTcnty-two years cd. he leaves
widow Mrs Hose Levy. and four children-Bern-
hart Levy and Mrs. Joseph Good Of this city
Mrs Morris Acker. Of Pert Deposit, and Mrs.
Daniel Hcclt Of New York.
Hagerstown. Aug. Troy w Turn
man. an enplcye in the general Offices Of the Cam
bcrland Valley Railroad at ChambersbuTg. Pa. was
Accidentally thrown from a rapidly moving passer.
Ger train at Wayncsboro Junction this afternoon ano
probably fatally injured. He vas twenty years old
Ais bone is az Waynesboro, and fer several years
be has been the support Of his aged mother.
Hagerstown. Aug. E.-Norman NORM
aged twen;y-three s-n Of d. H. Norm. promi
nent merchant of Hagerstown died this evening nj
his home at Halfway Of typhoid fever. He grad
mated with honCrs from the electrical department Of
Purdue University and six weeks ago went to Pitts
b,rg 70 take a special course at the Westinghouse
plant but contracted the fever while IN Pttsblrg
Hjs parents two brothers. and three sister survive
The Washington herald., 1907-08-18

If you are in need of anything. put a
want al in The Herald, and see how
quick you get results.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-18
BALTIMORE Team Defeated.

In an exciting and well-played game
at the old fair grounds this afternoon. the
Alexandria Athletic Association baseball
team defeated the Dolphins OF Baltimore,
10 . About 800 people witnessed the CON
test Donaldson and Kraft did the bat
terry work for the home team and Shipley
and Davis performed for the visitors The
pitching of Donaldson was Il feature
The Washington herald., 1907-08-18

The local authorities have ordered a
change in the method of killing vagrant
dogs taken up on the streets. Instead Of
beating their brains out with a club, they
are now to be shot The innovation went
into effect to-day, when twelve dogs We're
dispatched by two policemen at the city
jail
The Washington herald., 1907-08-18

Failing from q hay stack this afternoon.
William Johnson. who resides on upper
Duke street, fractured several OF his ribs.
DR.. Walter A. Warfield. of this city, at
tended him
The Washington herald., 1907-08-18
ScALD ALL milk

for children.
Parents are particulars warned against
the erroneous opinion held by some that pas
teurizing Affects either the d.sestibility or the
nutritive value Of the milk, or that, as
rule. it viii produce any bad effects what
E0cIgT.
SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION o.
SICKNESS.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-18

Me=santown, Aug I7.-Judge John W
Mason found Morgautown Lodge OF Elks guilty Of
selling beer to a member of the organization IN vio-
iation Of the revenue laws. A iue Of $50 was i'm
posed. Upon request of Attorney Edgar 3. Stewart
a stay Of thirty days was granted.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-18

Baltimore, Aug I.-Mrs. Christina
Neuadoi. who str1nsled 10 death her two CHILDREN
recently, was to-day adiudged insane BY a jury ami
taken 70 Spring Grove Asylum.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-18

Baltimore. Aug. 17.-Attorney General
BonapaTte came over from Washington to-day. spent
the day at his law cfrce here. and this evening
drove out 10 his residence in the Snowbird Valley
70 remain over Sunday
The Washington herald., 1907-08-18

Fairmont, Aug. I7.-Willlam Huett was
struck By baltimore and Ohio train and instantly
killed at Watson Fairmont, last night. de
vas hurled twenty-five feet. Huott vas twenty-five
years old
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-09-07

Mr.. II. Linn Worthington is having
his new house painted, which will be a
great Improvement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Brokaw, OF
Providence, were Rising Sun visitors
ON Thursday of previous week.
Mrs. Brauche Patten very pleasant.
ly entertained the Social Sewing Cir
Gle" on Wednesday afternoon and an
unusually large crowd was present in.
Guiding great many visitors.
Mr.. James Hanna gave house party
at his home West Nottingham, dur.
ing the past week and a great many
people from our town were down dur.
ing that time.
Mr.. and Mrs VILLAIN Henry, OF Au,
dubon, n. J., spent few days of this
week with relatives here.
Miss Mary Patten, of Liberty Grove
visited her brother, Mr.. Branch Pat
ten and family this week.
Miss Mary S. HaineS and Mrs Cal
vim Brumhcld, in company with party
OF young people from Turkey Point
have been enjoying themselves on {
Grabbing party at that place during
the past week.
Mrs Jacob Kirk and daughter, Miss
Miriam. Of Dover Del. are the guests
oi Mr. Thomas J. Wilson and family
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RISING SUN.

MIR. and Mrs. Bradley Smith, OF
Philadelphia, spent last Sunday and
Monday with DR.. A. H. Smith and
daughter, Miss Adelinc.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ID. Miller, OF
Media, spent portion OF this week
with relatives here in town
Mr.. and Mrs. John Keilholtz, OF
West Grove, have been visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Keil-
holtz, near town.
Mrs. DR.. J. H. Jenncss and little
son, Richard, spent Friday and Satur-
day OF previous week with her uncle,
Mr.. James Leaning, in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Annie Elliott, of Laurel, Md,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holden
on Pearl street this week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reynolds, OF
Camden, N. J., have returned home
from visiting in and near town.
Mrs. Robert Crawford died at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Thomas
Sellers last week The funeral was
held on Sunday afternoon and was
largely attended Interment in Brook
view Cemetery.
Messrs. Clarence and John Brickley,
OF Iowa. have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Brickley.
Miss Louise Wagner visited in Bal
timore this week
Misses Margaret Boyd and Louise
Kate, OF Philadelphia. have recently
been the guests OF Miss Emma Hunt.
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is visiting her daughter, Mrs Charles
". Cooling.
Mrs A. NJ. Griffith spent Sunday
with her daughter, Mrs. Clayton l..
Ellison, at St. Augustine.
The dance given at Spa Spring pa
vilion Monday evening was largely at
tended. This was the last dance OF the
season,
Miss Mamie Wright entertained a
lew friends Saturday evening,
The Presbyterian Sunday School
picnic will be held this afternoon (Sat-
urday) at Bohemia Bridge
Mrs w c. Karsner, Mrs. T. J. Con
rcy Mrs S. Z. Ducshanc. Mrs Byron
Bouchcllc Mrs. ID. B. Gracbcr and
children, Misses Elsie Karsner, Hat
tie Morgan, Elise Ingram and Lucy
Reed enjoyed trip to Bcttcrton on
"Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Evelyn Kibcr entertained a
number Cf friends at cards last We'd
hcSday evening.
The Odd Fellows gave . banquet at
the home Of Miss Nina Dunhams last
Saturday in honor OF Grand Master
Robert F. Mowbray and several other
visiting brethren.
Our schools opened Monday with a
good Attendance,
Mi, Emily McElmoy'r ot I''>ton,
is substituting at the Academy ior
Mrs ME- Willis who has not return
ed from North Carolina where she
has been spending the summer.
Mr. and Mrs \lhrrt brlStpu Mrs
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NLEYSHONEYzbTAR
stops tho cough md h Gals lu ngs
ENTERPRISE
MACHINE WORKS
GEORGE MeQUILKIH. Proprietor

Engines, Boilers. Shafting, Steam
Heating, Steam Pumps, Pulieys
and Gearing and General Machiu.
Work - - - - =
HIGH AND BRIDGE STREETS
Elkfon, Maryland
Long Distance Telephone 81
July li.l yr
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-09-07

while waiting on a customer; his horses
were frightened by some boys. The
horses ran down a steep bank, break.
ing two wheels OF the wagon. Fortu-
nately the horses were not injured
Miss Elsie Aiken left last Saturday
for Wilmington where she has entered
business college.
Several cases OF measles are report.
ed i'll our village.
Mr.. Zachariah Gray suffered an 1T.
tack al PARALYSIS last week.
Our public school opened Moni1y,
with twcnty-siX scholars.
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CECILTON

Miss Lizzie Biggs was the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. J. 7. Mccoy one day
last week.
Harry Budd, OF Wilmington spent
a few days with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. II. Budd.
Miss Lille Short has returned home
after spending some time with rela-
tves in Greensboro.
Mrs. Davis Taylor, OF Philadelphia,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor,
Miss Blanche NanBuskirk, OF Balti-
more, has returned home alter spend
ing some time with her aunt, Mrs.
William Anderson.
Miss Maude Davis and brother,
Truston, OF Wilmington, have return
ed home after spending some time with
their grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. S.
p. Hoover
Miss Annie Richard. OF Philadelphia,
has returned home after spending
some time with her sister. Miss MOlic
Richard
Mr.. George Bennett. OF Landlord,
spent Jew days with Mr.. and Mrs. r,
W. Blackway.
Mrs. A!bert Davi, and two SoN~. IF
Baltimore are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
William Aiderson
Mr.. II Vinyard, OF Philadelphia, is
visiting hi, sister, Mrs. John St-ph-
ems.
Mr. CregS. wife and SON OF New
Jersey spent Jew days last week with
Miss MARY Blackway.
Mrs William Jones and daughter
have been visiting relatives in Laurel,
Del
Miss Orlern Price, al Philadelphia,
spent one cay with her aunt, Mrs.
Frank i>cVeile
William Freeman and brother. Joh;.,
OF Philadelphia. spent several days
with their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
II. w. Black.
Mrs. Sutton. OF BLACK. is visiting
her daughter. Mrs, Nile Pierre. near
town.
Rev. W. T. Dawson entertained
Presiding Elder Rooms on Saturday.
Mrs George NanDyke and daugh,
ter. Miss Elsie. OF Wilmington, have
returned home after spending some
time with their aunt. Miss Matte Van.
dcerit
Mr.. |. Mcknight and two sons ii
Philadelphia Mr. Howard Mjlikar
and friend, II Wilmington, spent Sat
urday and Sunday with Mr.. G. NJ. Mil
likan.
The Holiness EvangcliStS arc hold
ing meetings at tho Mechanics Hall
Nj are invited to attend
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PORT DEPOSIT.

Next Sunday evenings service will
conclude the twilight services, which
have been held every Sunday evening
since the first part OF June, at the Base
Ball Park. These services have been
very we'll attended and have been very
delightful and prohtabl1.
Mcssls, Langley and Norman Boyce
OF A!abama, were the guests OF AIRS
| red Gerhauser Monday.
Mr.. Norman Whitelock, OF Colum-
bi&, spent few days this week at his
home.
Miss Mabel Stephenson LETT last week
Tor Middletown, Conn, where she will
teach domestic economy.
Miss Kate lIurlock, OF Baltimore,
spent a few days this week with her
sister, Mrs. John Holm,
Mr.. George Holm is spending his
vacation at Baltimore, Wilmington and
Philadelphia.
| Mr.. John Shade spent Labor Day at
his home.
Mrs. George /. Buck and Masters
John, Claude and Harvey Buck were
the guests OF Mrs. West at West
I Grove, last week.
Mr.. Lewis Blumbcrg is back from a
: very delightful trip to New York, AS
| bury Park, etc
Mr.. Charles Buck, OF Chester, spent
Sunday at his home.
Mr.. Thomas Armstrong, of Wash
ington, d. c., spent Labor Day with
his mother, Mrs. Caroline Armstrong
Mr.. George II. Buck visited Lam
caster last week.
! Mrs. Clara NJ Knight is home feel
ing very much benefited from her va
cation, which she spent at Atlantic
, City, Philadelphia, Chesapeake City
and Salem, N. ].
Miss Cassie Durgin spent her vaca-
ton with relatives in Baltimore
Mr.. Ward Brown, of Beltsvile, spent
Sunday at his home.
Messrs Merritt Smith and Harry
Dixon, OF Philadelphia. spent last
week with Mrs. Joanna Smith.
Miss Ella Bump has returned to her
home in Baltimore, after spending
several weeks with Mrs. William
Smith
Miss Edna Lamm visited friends at
Bay View. last week.
Mr. William Bateman. OF Philadel-
phia, was the guest of Miss Helen
Harvard. Friday.
Mrs. A. s. Davis and Miss Lillian
Davis spent Sunday with Baltimore
relatives.
Miss Bessie Taylor spent Sunday
with Miss Albert. in Wilmington
Mrs Emma Brick'ey Of P;tt,burg.
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is visiting relatives i'll town.
Miss Ida Woodrow, OF Philadelphia,
is the guest OF Mrs. X. l.. Seedlings.
Mrs. John Mohrlein and Miss Mary
Mohrein were Baltimore visitors on
Friday
Miss Pennington ,oi Philadelphia, is
visiting Miss Elizabeth Boynton.
Mr.. Roland Holm, OF Philadelphia,
spent Labor Day at his home.
Mrs. John Brown and children, OF
Perryvile, spent Sunday with DR.. and
Mrs Brown.
Mr.. John Paxton. OF Philadelphia,
spent Sunday at his home.
Miss Karlinc Cane is visiting the
Misses Warren, in Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Mohrlein is the guest OF
Miss Erline Crouch, at Elkton.
Mrs. Morris Acker was a Havre de
Grace visitor Tuesday
Mr.. Ralph Cummings was an Elk
ton visitor this week.
Mr. William Carson and Miss l.
Myrna TompkinSon were married at
Cape May. Tuesday, September 3, at
o'clock.
DR.. and Mrs. F.. 5. Boyle are spend
ing week at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Cummings, OF
Chester, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. William Cummings
Miss BERTHE Smith is spending het
vacation in Downingtown and Phila-
delphia.
Miss Nictorine Mccoy, OF Oxford, is
the guest OF Miss Josephine Newell
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NORTH EAST

Miss Rhoda Wilson i, recovering
from a severe attack al The typhoid
fever,
BENJAMIN Boyer. nhu has been in
the Delaware Hospital ior two weeks,
is slowly improving and it is hoped he
will soon be able to return to his home.
DR.. r. c. Underwood and daughter
have returned from attending the
Jamestown Exposition
St Mary'S p. F. Sunday School will
hold its annual picnic at the Rcctory
this Saturday
\ commodiouS wagon shed is being
erected in the rear II the NJ. +.
Church
Miss Edna Burroughs has returned
home to Wilmington. after pleasant
visit to Miss r. c. Shippers
Miss Emily Peach spent the early
part OF the week at Chesapeake City
Mrs Ellis Dunlap and three child
rem are recovering from severe attacks
Of typhoid fever
John Meekins has returned from at
tending the Maryland General Hospi-
tai. much benefited thereby
Several parties went from here crab.
bing this week and had fine luck. most
OF them going to Spesutia Island
where some fine crabs are being
caught
c. NJ TaSkcr, for several years as.
sistant foreman on one of the North
East sections of the P, B. & w. r. r
has accepted a position as foreman or
the b & O. r. r.
William T. Bryson was severely cut
on the head on Tuesday by guide
line breaking on a derrick at the Sim,
pers' clay pits at Bacon Hill. DR.
Housekccpcr put four stitches in the
wound
The North East school opened or
Monday last with the largest attend.
ance in its history, many strange faces
being among those present Many i'm
provements have been added, especial.
" in the Manual Training Department
Mr. G w. Murphy and daughters
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WOODLAND

Mrs. +. I. Brvdc and Mildred hlyc
returned to Washington.
Mrs. Martha Noland OF Newark. N.
J.. is the guest Of her cousin. Mr.. J n.
SINNERS
Miss Cora Ruttcr is visiting in
Perryvillc.
Rev. and Mrs. +. X. Moore have
returned from their vacation.
The WoodIawn y has decided .
hold picnic at Bakers Cove Satur-
day. the 18th.
Miss Mice Tomlinsou. OF Phlatei.
phia. is the guest oi Miss Lizzie
Owens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Thompson
were the guests OF Miss Alkaline Has
son. 81 Baltimore. several DAYS tins
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CHESAPEAKE CITY

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Corinnc and Mary, OF Lagrange, Pa,
spent last week at the Rectory.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Cosettc, OF
Havrc de Grace. spent the early part
OF the week with his parents.
Miss Luella Davis, OF Wilmington,
is visiting her grandparents.
Mrs. l.. F. IIamric is visiting in Vir-
ginia.
George and Frank Gillespie, OF Not,
tinpham. spent the early part OF the
week with relatives here
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PERRYVILLE

INN
Mrs. MARY Nerkes. OF Southampton,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Striker and
family this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chamberlain. OF Will
minpton, spent Sunday last with their
daughter, Mrs. John Ward
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Craig visit
ed the Jamestown Exposition this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flwood Lindsay spent
Wednesday last in Philadelphia.
Miss Strickland. OF Oxford. has been
, the guest of Miss Maud Fisher, the
past week.
Miss Florence Bans spent the past
week with friends in New York.
Mrs. Philip Harris visited friends in
Hartford county on Tuesday.
The Ladies' Aid Society gave Mrs.
Sarah Fisher a postal shower on Fri
dav last in honor Of her birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Shultz and Mr..
and Mrs. c. w Irwin. enjoyed a
Grabbing party. down the bay on Sat
urdav last
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pounds and