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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-24
High School Notes.

The Whiting high school now con-
sists of seventy-three members There
are twenty six freshmen, eighteen sop
homores, twelve juniors and twelve
seniors. In addition to the regular
students there are five specials. This
is the largest number ever attended
the local high school.
The high school basketball teams
will soon begin to schedule games witt
other high schools.
The Athletic club have not yet de.
cided upon the date for the minstrel
The boys are all learning their part:
well, and both Henry Beaubien anC
DR.. Hilliard, who are training them
are very enthusiastic over the work.
The High School Literary society ar,
planning a Thanksgiving program il
the Auditorium tomorrow afternoon a
2 o'clock, which promises to eclips,
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VALPARAISO.

One or two new cases of scarlet
fever in the Vale have been reported.
The revival meetings at the Baptist
church are drawing good-sized crowds
The western romance Montana" was
played to a fair sized audience at
Memorial Opera House last evening
The $4,000 acting horse Dolly Var
don" was one of the features of the
show and her acting was the cause for
considerable favorable comment A
knife duel in the last act was an ex-
citing feature.
Several Valparaiso sportsmen attend
ed the Thanksgiving trap shoot of the
Boone Grove Gun club at Boone Grove
today.
Rev. E. A. Gutenberg of the Presby
terrain church will preach the annua
services at the Methodist church a.
1890 Thursday morning.
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HOBART.

Mrs. r. Lyeth's pupils will give re-
cital tonight in STATIONS Opera House
They have prepared some very fine Sc
lections. so don't fail to hear them.
Edward Keilman transacted business
in the city yesterday.
The high school have rented the first
floor in the Odd Fellows hall, which
they will use for basketball gymnasi-
UNI.
The crowd from here that usually go
roller skating at Gary on Friday nights
expect to go over this week on Thurs
day evening.
Miss Kaska of Pine Station began
working at the Hobart House yester-
day.
The Hobart football team will play
the Gary high school team at Gary or
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prosces have returned
from their trip to Michigan and are
visiting with Mrs. Prosces' parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fink.
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any previous program ever given by
the high school.
The students through the columns of
THE TIMES wish to extend cordial in
vitation to all parents and friends of
the school to attend these exercises.
The program to be rendered is as fol-
lows:
Selection. High School Orchestra
High School Tattler. Joseph Peceny
Chalk Talk. Harry Timm
Trombone and Cornet Duet.
Prof. Holiday and Leslie Campbell
Sketch James Mccormick,
Vera Krout and Lucy Bartuska
| Theme-"Thanksgiv ...........
Talk. Miss Estel1a Hem
Reading Ed. Schaaf
Extemporaneous ............. Selected
| vocal Duet
| Walter Smith and Irma Krout
Ben Gordon and Claude Humphreys
| Selection. $500. High School Orchestra
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LOWELL.

Mrs. Laura Wilkinson has moved into
one of George Clark's houses, east of
the public square, and will keep board
ers.
The rainfall that commenced Sun
day night and continued about all of
Monday will soak the ground up some
before it freezes for the winter and
will do some good, but it would be
better for the dry creeks and cisterns
if it had continued for twenty four
hours longer.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fisher of Toles-
ton visited relatives in Lowell Sunday.
Miss Cora Everett has returned to
her postoffice position in Rensselaer,
after a weeks stay in Lowell.
Word is received here announcing
the very serious illness with but little
hopes of recovery of Oliver Collins,
who is in the Nevada (Mo.) hospital
for the insane. oliver was a former
resident of Lowell, where he has many
friends.
Mrs. Ray Nichols, who went to Nc
Pherson, Kan, a few days ago on ac-
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Born to Mr. and Mrs. Archie L. Du
Fon of Davidson place yesterday morn
Ing a son.
Archie L. Du Fon of Davidson place
is entertaining his mother from Har-
vey, Ill.
Mrs. Frank Allison and son. Willard,
and Miss Susan Vincent returned home
yesterday morning from Hebron, Ind,
where they visited with the formers
sister
A. ]. Meyer of Chicago transacted
business here yesterday.
Miss Gertrude E. ONeiI of Sheridan
avenue has taken a position as ste
nographer with the Maize Stock COM
pany in the Great Northern building
in Chicago.
David Spencer spent Sunday with his
| daughter, Mrs. James Davidson, at her
home in Englewood.
Price of admission at the Lewis rink
| in East Chicago has been reduced to
| 10 cents. 1t
| The Davidson family will hold their
annual family reunion at the home of
their mother, Mrs. A. D. Davidson, of
Laporte avenue on Thanksgiving Day.
Fred sievert of Chesterton, Ind. tran
sacted business in this city yesterday.
| Leo Holman of Gary spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Hell
man.
Mrs. William Reed of Sheridan ave-
nue. is in the Columbian hospital in
| Chicago, where she will undergo an OPP
| Grafton.
will hold a social gathering this even
ing. An excellent program has been
arranged for, and refreshments will be
served by the ladies of Evergreen
camp, Royal Neighbors.
Mr.. and Mrs John Kamradt OF
Cleveland avenue entertained Mr.. ant
Mrs. Fred Frey and Masters Glen anc
Freddy Frey of Forest Park, ILL.,, or
| Sunday.
The leap year party at the Owl clut
tomorrow night promises to outclasl
anything even given in Whiting. Sew
eral surprises will be sprung by the
girls.
Mrs. Comfort Rogers and son. whc
have been here for several weeks Wis
iting with her mother, Mrs. Wycoffe
of Ohio avenue, left this morning TO
their home in Adrian, Mich.
The Tanner family of John stree
have recovered from the diphtheria.
Miss Bessie NJ. Tanner has resumed
her position as stenographer for tn
board of education after being KEEP
home over week by illness in tn
family.
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MUNSTER.

Miss Eta Henderson was a visitor
in Chicago Saturday.
]. W. Jansen was in Hammond Sat
urday on business.
Miss Minnie Kaske visited friends in
Hammond Saturday.
Misses Dora and Mollie Stallbohm
visited friends in Oak Glenn Sunday.
Ernest Stallbohm of Chicago is here
for a few days visiting relatives.
NJ. Molenaar of Saxony was here yes
terday visiting relatives.
Miss Laura Newcomb of Saxony Wis
tied friends here yesterday.
Mr.. E. Roeper of Hammond is here
for a few days attending important
business.
Miss A. Hathaway of Saxony spent
the weekend at her home in Lowell
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ST. JOHN.

Mrs. Alois Portz spent today with rel
atives in Chicago.
John Miller Jr made a business trip
to Hammond today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mietch left for
Chicago this morning.
William Keilman made a business
trip to Chicago this morning.
John Stolz of Merrillville was Wis
itor here yesterday.
Mat Allen and John Howard returned
from Kankakee, ILL.,, to put up some
more machinery for the international
Harvester company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles .Gerlach made q
trip to Dyer yesterday.
officers from the state board OF
board of health are working on the
cows in this part Of the township, viz
In suspecting, marking and giving GER
| tif1cates of health for the approved
| cows.
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Expert Costumer to Come.

East Chicago, Ind, Nov. 24.-(Spe-
aL)-The Elks are doing all in their
power to make their dance a success
and are now predicting that at least
500 couples will be on the floor. Ar
engagements have been made with a
prominent Chicago costumer to bring
a complete line of masks and more
expensive costumes to East Chicago
where they may be obtained on Satur-
day afternoon at the Elks club rooms
on Chicago avenue.
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HESSVILLE.

Mrs. T. F. German has been on the
sick list
Christ Fullgraf was brought home
from st. Margaret's hospital yesterday
where he has been confined for three
months He is unable to walk yet
and will probably use crutches for six
months. He is recovering rapidly con-
sidering the nature of the operation.
Mrs. Clary and brother, Mr.. Waken-
ham, visited Indiana Harbor friends
Sunday.
The Misses Cecilia Care and Minnie
Jones of Chicago and Garnet Lewis of
Indiana Harbor were guests of Mrs. R.
H. Wiggenton Sunday.
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Rains Valuable to Farmers.

The recent rains have been a Cod
send to those having empty cisterns and
being shy on soft water, from which
difficulty nearly halfAof Crown Points
population was suffering. The long
standing drought of weeks has also
made everything as dry as finder,
greatly enhancing the danger of fire.
Old residents of Crown Point cannot
remember a season when so little water
has fallen as has been experienced in
months.
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cial.)-Two East Chicago lads re-
ceived recognition in the elections of
officers at the annual meeting of the
Hammond local 203, A f. of NJ, last
evening. Bert Havill, a member of Stir
lings local orchestra, was elected
president Of the Drummers' club, and P.
German, who is a well known young
drummer, was awarded the treasurer
ship. They will hold office for one
year.
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SWEETHEART JUMPS
INTO CALUMET RIVER,
And Guide Cooper Is Arrested After He
/ Had Saved Her Life.

Claude Cooper, 10 years old, who
saved the life of his fiancee, Catherine
Marooney, 10 years old, 3239 Paulina
street when she jumped into the Calu-
met river near Hegewisch Sunday fol-
lowing quarrel, was arrested yester-
day on a warrant obtained by the girls
father charging him with disorderly
conduct. He was released on bonds
The father charges that Cooper. who
lives at 9136 Ontario avenue, was to
blame for his daughters attempt to end
her life
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NOW HAS A CURFEW
Young People of BOLTON and
Riverdale To Go Early
To Bed.
Especial to THE T1MEs.)

Lansing, ILL.,, Nov. 24.-At half past
Z last night the curfew law went into
effect in the towns of Dolton and Riv-
erside. The agitation for a curfew or
dinance was started by church mem
bers of the two towns and last Sat
urday the village boards passed the
ordinances. w. R. Harper is president
of the Riverdale board, and Louis Holtz
of the Dolton board. Instead of a cur
few bell the whistle on the Riverdale
electric light plant is used to notify
the young people to get off the streets
and go to bed.
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count of her husband meeting with an
accident in an explosion of molten lead,
writes to her parents here that he
will loose the sight of one eye entire
ly, and that the other is seriously IN
jured, but it is hoped the sight will be
saved.
VIII you please call up phone oS
when you get any news for the Lowell
items in THE LAKE COUNTY TINES.
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LANSING.

Messrs. Dora and Mollie Stalbam of
Munster visited in town yesterday.
Miss Emily Vandenberg was in Blue
Island Sunday.
Miss Mary Lehmker is in Chicago
this week.
Mr.. A. Ward of Chicago Heights re-
turned home
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WHITING NEWS
Bremen Surprises Party.

A surprise party was given Mrs. u.
M. Benner at her home in New York
avenue and One Hundred and Nine
teenth street by the Ladies' Aid society
of the Congregational church. The
event was in honor of Mrs. Brenner's
birthday. she being presented with
beautiful hand-painted plate. most
pleasant time was enjoyed
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Thanksgiving Dinner Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Warwick of
Oliver street will entertain their son,
DR.. Charles Morse of Chicago and Mr..
and Mrs. F. K. Stevens, Miss Almirah
H. Morse and Mr.. Frank Morse of Nor
gan Park, ILL., on Thanksgiving Day.
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But One Rlaht Line of Action.

Brightness expresses of actions what
straightness does of lines, and there
can no more be two kinds Of right &C
ton than there can be two kinds OF
straight lines.-Herbert Spencer.
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Gets Lots of Notoriety.

Hardly a Gay passes without Crown
Point getting it's daily dose of notori-
ETY. on account of the marriage mills
here. Yesterdays Chicago papers gave
a daring account of a fair divorce who
had come to grief in two previous mat
rimonia1 ventures, one of which was
contracted in Crown Point. Every case
that is aired in the metropolitan papers
only seems to advertise the fact that
Crown Point is the proper place to have
the deed done, and there is consequent
~ no let-up to the business here.
Fact of the matter is, that it is stead
lily on the increase and Crown Point
will soon rival the far-famed St Joe
as a Gretna Green
Philenus William, the veterinary
who was recently sick and threatened
with lockjaw from a wound on his
thumb being poisoned, has sufficiently
recovered to be able to get around
again, although the injured member
still gives him great pain. Mr.. viii
liams has had many narrow escapes il
his professional career. but conclude:
his time Is not yet.
A travelling salesman paid the Crown
Point banking institutions a big com,
pliment yesterday when he said thai
had travelled in nearly every city of size
in the country, but he had yet to com,
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Local Boys Honored.
FOR PIMPLES, TOO.

East Chicago. Ind, Nov. 24.-(spe
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JEFFERsoNvILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Watkins and Mrs.
Leo Leighton from Fort Dodge. Iowa,
are guests of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. II. Watkius.--The sidewalk supper
held In the church parlors July Il Tor
the benefit of the church property was
we'll patronzed The receipts were about
$3D.-Mrs Martin Dodge of Essex Center
IL the guest Of her sister. Mrs. j. f. Will
cox-Mss Mae Trick has closed her
millinery store and has gone to her home
In Burlington and Mrs S. f.. Pope
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. George Pope are
camping at Joe's pond In Danvile-
Work on the sidewalks Is progressing. -
d. G. Grswod and sons, George ana
William of Cambridge, are taking trip
In their boat on Lake Chanplain. They
intend to visit Montreal, =. Q.-Dr. and
Mrs J. Bean and son, Mr.. and Mrs =,
York and Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. Lease
have returned from camping at Queea
city Park.-Recent visitors In the town
were Mrs. George Trick of Burlington,
Mrs w A. Pollard and son OF Under
hill and Mrs. Alice Ballard of Montpel-
Ter The latter was a guest at u. L.
Grswold's.
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ceived of the death OF Mrs Lucy Skin
ner of Brookfleld. She was 81 years old
and made her home at Ira Carpenters.--
Miss Margery Jerd and Cora Osgood are
guests at the Marcott cottage, Mascoma
lake. Enfield. for two or three days.
Work was commenced yesterday for
erecting the new block to be situated
between the freight depot and the resi-
dence Of Charles Blodgett on South Main
street. The block, being built by Mrs.
Mary Carr. is to be a three story wooden
structure with steel sidings. 81 feet wide
and 20 feet deep. The first floor will be
devoted to three stores, the second one
tenement and two offices. and the third
probably a hall,-Mr. and Mrs. John H..
Carbee of Lancaster, y. H.. and daugh-
ter. Miss Katherine the principal OF the
Winslow school in Norwood. Mass. came
Tuesday from Barnstead y. H., to visit
his sister, Mrs. Marcia Russlow, a few
days.-Miss Eunice Slack has returned
from % six months absence In Albany.
n. E.-There were 81 from here who en-
Joyed the Buffalo Bits wild West show
In Montpelier yesterday while there were
but 10 In White River Junction the day
before-Mrs. Lizzie Mudgett OF Bethel
is visiting her niece, Miss Ada Bur
roughs Misses Bessie Martin and Hazel
IIodgkns have returned from few
days visit in Marshield. They were ac-
companied on their return by Miss Rubie
Davis.-Mrs. George Flint, daughter,
Ivis, and Miss Ma! jory Panton are at
Lake Morey. Fairlee,-Miss Maude Put
nam has returned from few weeks
absence with her sister, Mrs. X. A,
MELVILLE In New Hampshire
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HYDE PARK.

The democratic county convention will
be held on Friday of this Week.-Mrs.
Helen Mcfarland has returned from her
visit 10 Lake Erie and has gone to Cas-
plan lake for the summer.--M SIS
Bernice Garland and Miss Frances Gar
land Of Burlington are visiting at Terry
Tinnegan's.--T Catholic Church and
rectory are being newly painted.-Mrs.
Dr. Hamilton and daughter from Rich
ford are visiting at w. N. Putnam s.
Herbert +. Sknner has returned to chi
cago. His family will remain here n
while longer,-Frank Keeler was In
Montpelier over Sunday.-IIyde Parl,
and Hardwick play ball here tomorrow.
Montpelier over Sunday.
Gushing Nichols attended the funeral
of his son law, Ezra Barney, at Swan
ton last Saturday.-Mrs. +. Il. Pope and
Master Wesley are visiting relatives In
Hardwick. Repairs are being made upon
the electric light plant. Meanwhile Nor
risvilie furnishes us with power for
lights
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ELMORE.

Lake Gilmore creamery will pay the
farmer % cents a pound In July for but
ter.Mrs. Weatherland Of Brattleboro Is
visiting her mother. Mrs. George Will
shire.-Edward Robinson and daughter
Lucille. of Morrisvile are compang here.
Miss Jackson of Morrisville Is visiting
Miss Esther Bacon.-Aliss Alice Amsden
went to the Mary Fletcher hospital in
burlington Saturday to be operated on
for appendicits-Mrs. s. d. Eldred and
daughter. Florence, visited Mrs William
REQ and family in Wocott Sunday.--Wal-
ter Oriller of North Wolcott, who has
been visiting his cousin, George Miller.
returned Sunday.
Mrs. J. w. Emerson of ST. .Johnsbury
Is visiting her daughter Mrs Harvey
Gravelin.-N1rs. Harry Hutchins is camp
Ing at the Churchill cottage-A. j.
Moore OF Morrisville. who IS camping at
the Woodward cottage. caught pickerel
weighing five pounds.-A. y. Wiltshire
has moved his family to Cambridge
| Mrs. Is, NJ, Kittrage of 81. Johnsbury,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs
Harvey Graviin. returned Tuesday.-Mr.
and Mrs. Blanchard. Ain Bacon, James
Howet, Sedgwick Griswod and Mark
St. Jock went to the wild west show At
Montpelier Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Moulton Of Littleton, y. H., are visit
| ing at James Boynton.
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WATERVILLE.

Miss Alice Thomas Is spending few
days with her sister. Mrs Gladys Wells
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Beard spent sun
dag with her sister, Mrs. Rufus Powers.
1T Johnson.--Mrs. Mary Rogers Of Wor-
cestcr, Mass. is spending a few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Il. Ben
nett-Telephones have been placed in
the hotel, Mrs. Mary Wescot's, S. r,
Campbelrs, Ford n. Stearns's and Dan
Bennett's.-Mcrton Mann and mother
are spending "A few days with Ford n.
Stearns and other friends in Canada. -
Miss Donna Pierce Is visiting her
brother, DR.. Wallace Pierce. at PROV J.
dencc, II. I.-Mr and Mrs. Il. NJ,
Thomas Of Cambridge spent SATURDAY.
and Sunday with their daughter, Mrs.
Ralph Wels-F,llis Stone has gone to
Lyndonville, where he Will remain with
his father, Mark Stone,-Mrs. b. j. KEEL
ley and son of Morrisville are spending
few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert W!lley.-Iiorace Judevine
and daughter of Pennsylvania are spend
ing a few days with friends In town MT
Judevino left this place a years ago
Howard Cakes was at home from ESSEX
Saturday and Sunday.-Mrs. william
Smile and son. Henry, are spending q
few days with her parents, Mr. ana Mrs
u. g. Smith. at Morrisville LydiP
Herrick of Amherst, n. H., Is spending
| a few months with her brother, Luke
Potter.-Miss Lila Leach and brother
| Fred of Upton, Mass, are spending
| few weeks with their grandfather, Ami
and their father Elmer leach,-Dr
! Charles Villas of Chicago, H., called o'
| his cousin W. i. Smile, last week.
and Mrs. George Kcclcr are spending I
few days with their daughter, Mrs. l.
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JOHNSON.

c. T.. Severance and +. G. Mayo were
in town on Monday on busness-G. r.
Ketcham has returned from Bingham
ton. y. 70. b. 1.andon spent a few
days last week with his son. Will, In
northumberland was received here
Monday of the death of Harold Cakes,
who died of typhoid fever in Memphis.
Tenn, Sunday last-Prof. Hill of New
York and Dr. Bushingham of Chicago,
Ill, have been conducting n series Of
meetings here the past week, concluded
their services Sunday night At the
morning service the Masons Eastern
Star, G. A. r., S. of V. and the Women's
Relief Corps attended in body. The
church accommodated $50 and many
were unable to gain admittance. Much
credit Is due J. J. Hickey for his efforts
In getting the different bodies out.-Mrs
W. G.. Jones attended the funeral of her
sister. Mrs. Allen of Swanton on Mon
day.-Mrs. II, A. Waterman is much i'm
proved In health.-Mtchel Sherbut has
finished his work on the section here his
place Is being filled by Jim Mel can
Earl WEIGH and wife are spending "A few
DAYS In town
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BRADFORD.

=. II. Follansby and daughter. Miss
Kate Follansby OF Gu!ldhall, are visit
Ing Postmaster and Mrs. ". A. Chase 49,
Miss Gertrude Dewey is In Montpelier
for few weeks.-J. A. Sargent was in
Boston last week.-Miss Rena Hunkins
is visiting friends IN Boston and West
Somerville. Mass--Mrs. II. F.. Palmer
has gone to Derry. n. H.. for n few
weeks.-Byron' Page has finished work
for the Clark Mercantile company ami
Frank Chase has taken his place.-Mrs.
John Dubois OF North Troy is with her
mother. Mrs. J. q. Norcross. Miss Mar
garet Boyd Of North Thetford Is at wori,
for Mrs. r. L. Adams.-Earie C.Spaul-
ding of st. Adams IL at home for vaca-
tion.-Percy Greaves of Princeton, y. j.,
Is employed at the Opinion ofiice.-Misses
Margaret and Rcbecca Dodd OF Brook
line, Mass, are at their summer home
for a tme.-Dr. and Mrs. W. T.. 1.ocNe
left fof quebec Monday.-Mrs. c. {,
Doty, Mrs. +. A. Carter, the Rev, and
Mrs. f.. A. Iegg. Mrs. Nettie Wilson
and DR., c. Il. Wilson are in camp at
Lake Caspian.
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LOWELL.

Miss Theda Woodcock of Troy is pass
ing few weeks with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Weeds ".
Parker OF Barton Landing was in town
few days last week.-Mrs.. w. !"
Adams OF Providence. r. /, Is the guest
Of Mrs. George f. Curtis.-Mrs. j. i.
Richardson Of Montreal, y. c.. is spend
ing the week with Mrs. II. II. Newton 49,
Milo Hines has sold his four-year-od
hourse TO parties from Boston, Mass.
for S2sO-Miss Lana Barre Is in Albany
at the home Of her brother, Clement
Barre.-Mr and Mrs Rufus Knsley
pa ssed few days last week In Barton
Landing with their son. lester.-Georse
r. Chamberlain visited his mother, Mrs.
f. p Welman OF BartC Landing over
Sunday.-David Stewart has gone II
Troy to visit Albert Stewart.-The mar
rage Of Miss Alice Gilbert Of Westtiel
and DR. Denis J. Sheehan was solemn
led at St Ignatius Church on Tues
day morning. July 81 The Rev. Father
I.aviCna performed the ceremony