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MRS D. SANFORD FLYNN.

Mrs Anna l.. Flynn, wife of D. San ford Flynn, passed away, Friday, about g p.m., after brief illness with pneumonia. Her daughter, Helen P. Flynn, died two hours later, with the same disease, aged seven years and 10 months. Mrs Flynn is survived by her husband and daughter, two and one-half years old. She was daugh- ter of John Hepburn of Gaylordsville, who survives her, with two brothers, Sylvester and Howard Hepburn, and a sister. Mrs George Northrop, of Pitts field, Mass. The funeral was largely attended on Monday, Rev George Her bert Johnson officiating. A quartet composed of.Mrs Harry Bassett, Mrs Frank E. Soule, Henry Harris and Jesse Ives gave several selections. Among those present at the funeral were, MT and Mrs George Brague of Danbury, Mir and Mrs Duryea of Wat erbury and MT and Mrs John Dodd of Shelton. Funeral Director F. G. Bennett & Son had the arrangements in charge.
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giving time weighed 38 pounds, and was sent by Mir Taylor to his son in New York, a very pleasant gift and no mistake.
 David Miller, the dry goods mer- chant, was in New York City, Tues day and Wednesday.
 Dr Brown of Danbury was in town, Monday, in consultation with Dr Bost- wick.
 L. E...Warner & Son have bought out the fish market of B. B. Booth, and Wilbur Booth will continue as mana ger. It is next door to L. E. Warner s market which will be convenient to housekeepers in making their pur- chases. s.
 The annual supper of St Johns Guild Thursday, December 10. will be held from 5.3O to 8 p m., in the Parish house. Sale of fancy articles, flowers, candy, etc.
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MRS CHARLES ROBERTSON.

Mrs Charles Robertson of Worthwhile died on Monday, aged s4 years. She is survived by her husband and one daughter, Mrs Baldwin of Torrington. The funeral took place in the Baptist church at Worthwhile, Wednesday, at l p. m. Funeral Director Thomas had the arrangements in charge.
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The NeWtoWn Bee,
 Newtown, Friday, December II. 1908
New Milford.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
 NOTES.


 The pastors telephone number has been changed from l55-2 to 1852.
 Next Sunday evening the Junior Choir of some 30 voices will sing. It is hoped there will b large audi enee.
 The committee elected, last Tuesday to bring in a nomination for another deacon consists of Deacon c. B. Marsh, w. C. Brown and s. s. Green.
 The sympathy of this congregation goes out to Mrs Ella NJ. Camp, Mrs Robert Dunlap and Miss Munroe in the recent death of their sister. There was a meeting of the w. c. T. U., at the home of Mrs Wilbur Os- borne, on Wednesday, at 3 pm. Mrs Dora Taylor of Danbury, State Su- perintendent of the Department of Medical Temperance, gave an address,
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INGLESIDE VACATION.

Ingleside school will close on De- cember for the Christmas vacation which continues to January 2. ..
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Duncan X Garfield


Are headquarters for all Holiday Goods that Men and Boys wear, including fur coats from SIS to $35, fur-lined coats from $50 to sloO, fur caps $2 to S5, fur and fur lined gloves S2 to S7.5O. Bath robes $3.5O to S1O. White and fancy vests S2 to s5. Silk hose. All kinds of muflers soc to S2 5O. Silk and linen handkerchiefs and neckwear in fancy boxes 25c to Sl.
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With Rev U. A. HenQerSOn. l John Hall of Merryall was in Flaw leyville, Tuesday.
 Rev k. A. Henderson paid a flying visit to Bridgeport, Tuesday. l c. J. Birdsell, the we'll known archi- tect, is to give turkey dinner at his attractive bungalow in Rocky River to party of his gentlemen friends.
 John M. Hine was taken quite seri- ously i'll, last Friday, but is convales- cent. K
 Mrs Jay Hine has had an operation for herseyes in Bridgeport and is con- siderably improved.
 MT and Mrs James Moore of Board man passed Sunday in Bridgeport. l Phineas E. Clark has retired as an agent of the E. A. Strout Co.,, and will conduct the real estate business independently, with an office at 21 South Main street. New Milford. He solicits the patronage of any desiring to buy or sell real estate.
 Hon Donald T. Warner, states at torney. of Salisbury, was visitor in town. Monday.
 Every Monday night there will be moving pictures at the Town hall. un- der the management of Paul Zucca. The admission will be 25c children, l0c. Mrs Olivia Ferris has sold her crop of tobacco to E. A. Wildman.
 John O'Connor has disposed of his crop of tobacco to E. A. Wildman.
 E. A. Wildman has bought the large crop of tobacco raised by A. Gustave- son on Charles Fla tons farm. c. ". Bradley of Buffalo, N. Y., was the guest, last week, of hls sis ter, Mrs Jane Platt, of East street.
 Miss Augusta Dorwin of Naugatuck | is visiting friends in town. !, Good Shepherd lodge, l. GO. F., con- 1 ferred the second degree on two candi- dates, Thursday night of last week. I This (Thursday) evening the first de- \ gree will be conferred on one candi- ' date.
 I New Milford lodge, No. 292, N. E. 10. P, conferred the degree on one candidate, Tuesday night. One appli- |cation was received. Refreshments were served. Officers for the ensuing \ year were nominated. = Palm Rebekah lodge, No. 43, will have regular meeting, Wednesday evening, December 16. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected. Members are urgently requested to be present. . E. F. Martin Is installing a fine Winchester hot water heater in the new residence of Jospeh Murray, with plumbing, etc. The carpenter work was in the hands of Taylor & Buck Iingham, who have completed their contract. Mir Murray will have very complete and attractive residence.
 R. H. Peet of Waterbury was a vis- itor in town, Monday.
 Powell G. Seeley president of the Washington Feed & Supply Co.,, was in town, making the journey via the She paug.
 M. w. Hill made very nice plate of the Junior minstrel troupe of St Johns and the boys have been having great success sellingt hem. The boy selling the most pictures gets a watch, and there is naturally quite strife among the boys.
 Earle Taylor of New York was in town, last week, and paid a visit to his father, J. E. TayIor.
 The big turkey on exhibition in the fish market of J. E. Taylor at Thanks
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CANDIDATE FOR MESSENGER. /
 F. w. Knowles is candidate for messenger in the Legislature from Litchfeld county, and has received some good promises of support.
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METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.
 Rev H. K. Smith will preach at Cornwall Bridge, Sunday in exchange with Rev .. A. Henderson.
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w, C. n. u. Meetinq.

The Soldiers and Sailors branch of
the W. G. T. U. held its regular meet
ing in the G. A. r. hail Tuesday even
ing, Mrs. Lizzie II. Towle, the presi-
dent, presiding and Miss Maddox of
Augusta acting as organist The meet
ing was opened with the usual de-
votional exercises, Mrs. Patrick Hayes
offered prayer. After the regular or
der of business was disposed of the
literary part of the program was TAX
en- up Master Earl Hayes rendered
fine vocal solo. and the two violin solos
by Prof. Theme were excellent. There
was also reading by Miss Maddox and
Charles r. Turner, and remarks for the
good of the order by Prof. Theme and
Mr. and Mrs. Hayes Miss Elizabeth
Gordon. National Evangelist Of the W.
c. Il. U. will be present next Tuesday
evening and it is hoped that full
house will be present to greet her. Miss
Gordon is very interesting speaker
Of wide experience and her talk Will
be cniOVed
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John 3. Hubbard Post Extends Thanks

John B. Hubbard Post, No. 0, G. A.
R.. of Hallowell wishes to thank all
who contributed in any manner toward
the successful carrying out of the pro-
gram of exercises on Memorial Sunday
and on Memorial day.
TO the members of the Universalist
Society for favors extended in allow
ing the use of their hall for the Me-
mortal supper and for making wreaths;
to the Rev. J. w. Steele and other
members. of the clergy;'to the U. r.,
X. of p, for doing escort duty on Me-
mortal day; to Gen. Tilden Camp, s. of
", for valuable support and assist
ance; to the ladies of both the State
and National Relief Corps for their
continued and highly valued aid as
shown by efforts making wreaths and
bouquets as we'll as constant inter-
est in the veterans; to all who gave
flowers, or showed by their presence
at the cemetery or the City hall in the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-04
PITTSFIELD.
INTEREST TO ODD FELLOWS.
Central Maine Field Day Association
June 26 At Pittsfield.

Something Of rare interest to all Odd
Fellows will take place in Pittsfield
Friday, June o. when the Central
Maine Field Day Association will meet
for their sixth annual outing. former
meetings having been held at New
port, Unity, Dexter, Fairfield and
kineo. Preparations are now on foot
to make this one of the most enjoyable
meetings ever held by the association,
of which M. T. Burns, a past grand of
Phlcntoma Lodge, is president
The general committee of arrange
ments are II. F. Libby, T. f. Getchell,
E. w. Weeks. +. w. Buxton, and Geo.
W. Maine. This committee at their
last meeting appointed the following
committees to look after the reception
and entertainment of the guests, of
which it is expected at least 500 Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs will assemble
from all parts of the state:
Committee of reception-D. M. Parks,
G. f. Frost. G. r. Phinney, Preston
Hersey, J. V Jackson, z. N. Shaw,
Mrs F. w. Buxton, Mrs. Lucy Burton
Mrs. Annie Frost and Mrs. j. n Mar
tin.
Committee on field sports-F. r.
Smith, w. Il. McCausland, o. F. Parks,
j. w. Moses, J. H. Mahoney, and H.
l.. Emerson.
Committee on dancing-L T. Dahne,
l.. Q. Haskell, Fred Harlow. Ralph
Emerson, Mrs. o. F. Parks. Mrs. A. H.
Burse. Mrs. T. f. Getchell, and Miss
Vera Conner. =
After the usual parade the members
with ladies and friends will proceed
by free train over the s. &, M. to Ring
wood, where the grounds, pavilion,
steamer, and boats will be at the dis
posal of the guests and where all ath-
letic sports will be held. The dinner
will be as usual q Picnic dinner in adj
ditior to which, beans baked in the
ground, and coffee will be served free
of charge, and the committee shall in
sist that everyone bring their appe-
tites with them as they have arranged
that no one will leave the grounds hun
cry The bean holes, of which there will
be several, will be in charge of Geo.
w. Maine, whose ability for baking
beans in good old New England style
will be proven at this meeting.
DR. z. A. Porter will act as marshal
for the parade. i','ti /.
The Pittsfield Band VIII finnish mu-
I9duI AZ nSfI,itFfr1A $50 fF saf
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Miss Marian Clifford entertained
party of her young friends from 4.3o to
Tuesday in honor of her 18th birth
dav anniversary Games were the or
der of the day and were much enjoyed.
Refreshments Of cake and lemonade
were served, handsome Birthday
cake being the central attraction. In
behalf of the visitors Miss Leila Bates
presented little Miss Clifford with a
very pretty gold pin. The guests were:
Attalie Gale, Louise Maxwell, Cora
Bisonette, Sophia Davis. May Sar-
gent. Marie Kinds, Violet French, Jo-
sic Penney. Doris Webb, Leila Bates
and Marguerite Brown.
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Meeting of Sons of Veterans.

There was large attendance at the
meeting last evening Of PeIl Clason
Camp, Sons of Veterans. The newly
elected senior vice commander, Buel
L. Merrill, and the junior vice com
handkerchief. William Morrison, Were
Installed. One recruit was mustered
in. Over 40 members of the camp have
signiiied their intention of attending
the State Encampment at Portland
next week. The majority of those go
Ing will leave here on the 637 A. M
train Wednesday, June 10. The En-
eampment will begin Tuesday night
and will be held through Wednesday
and Thursday.
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Seekins-C Clark,

Mrs. +. T.. Brigham went to Water
vile Wednesday to attend the wedding
of her brother, Seldom Seekins. and
Miss Maud Clark of Hallowell. which
took place at the home Of his sister,
Mrs Benjamin Rowe. No. Is Redding-
ton street. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Eta G. Tracy of Dur
ham, formerly of this place.
The groom is the son of Mrs.
Amanda Seckins of this town and the
best wishes of Pittsfield friends will
be extended. They will reside in Wa
terville, where he has employment.
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The Literary Club Entertained.

Mrs. Murray L. Stanley entertained
the members of the Literary Club at
her summer home here yesterday af-
tarnoon Fourteen Of the club members
were present and there were three
guests. An entertainment was given
consisting of two piano solos by Miss
Hazel Shaw, a vocal solo by Miss
Marion Simpson, accompanied by Miss
Shaw and solo by Mrs. G. W. Tag
CART accompanied by Mrs. Whiting
Mrs. Stanley read an interesting artl-
Gle on Richmond. Va.
Refreshments were served. The
guests we're Miss Beale. Mrs. Strout,
Mrs. Whiting, Mrs, Carleton. Mrs
Sargent, Mrs, Penniman. Mrs. Foster
NIrs Parker. Mrs. Shaw, Mrs Benson,
Hff.ffa.i, GTJrIE' agIUffI tsifnet 10 fDJo9f |
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Burkett jackson.

the home of his sister, Mrs. Jason
Heath, Cherry street. aged so years.
he was born in Washington. but had
resided in this city for number or
Years. He drove a delivery team for
the Bartlett & Dennis Co, for several
years and when that concern was TAX
en- over by the Gray-Hildreth Co, he
still continued in their employ. He
mad been i'll with consumption for
about three months. Complete ar
Engagements for the funeral have not
yet been made.
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Davee-Polk.

A quiet wedding was solemnized at
the Free Baptist parsonage Tuesday
evening, the contracting parties being
George Davee of FoXcrOft and Miss
Margaret Polk Of this town. Rev. T..
X Jordan performed the ceremony.
The couple will reside in Foxcroft.
where Mr.. Davee is employed as a To-
connective engineer for the M. G. r.
r. Co
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Hall0Well High To-
Oak Grove Sem. l.

u.,loveu High met and defeated Oak
Grove on the Muster field yesterday -
the tune of 10 to l. The game, Wille one
sided as Ear as the score was regarded,
was at the same time interesting and
had many features. the most important
being the pitching of r. Fuller, allowing
only three hits and striking out nine men
CLARK for Oak Grove was the easiest
proposition Hallow"ll has seen in many
a day. The sensational catch of Allen
Niles in center field ana the work of Il.
Blake at hsolt were worthy of mention.
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Luther f. Burgess of Scranton, Pa.
is stopping at the home of his sister,
Mrs A. II. Lord Mr. Burgess is
former resident of the town, but has
not visited Oakland before in As years.
Mr.. Burgess will move to Monsoon in
the spring to live on the farm he pur-
chased there recently.
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Funeral services over the remains Of
the late William T. Moles and the late
Charles E. Washburn were held IN the
Home chapel at O'Clock yesterday
afternoon Rev. Mr.. Herrick Of Hal
lowell officiating. Capt. Glidden was
in command of the escort.
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The game of baseball scheduied 10
take place here yesterday AFTERNOON
between the National Home team and
the Augusta Locals was not Played
through the failure of part of the Au-
gusta team to materialize. Five mem
bers of the Augusta team showed up
but Capt. Pullen and three OF ms
PLAYERS did not, so the game had 10
be called. off, % aA-a, ID. en
uoSiioa me Sli1
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The Daughters of the American
Revolution will hold the State Field
day at New Meadows Inn Thursday.
June H. One third fare has been offer
ed by the Maine Central Railroad for
the round trip. Business meeting is
called at 1915 A. NJ, and dinner will
be served at 1 p. M. Any members
Of Samuel Grant Chapter desiring to
attend are requested to notify the re-
gent at an early date.
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=. }. Green left Wednesday for Au-
ghsta He is a member of the firm Of
the Steward Heating and Hardware
Co.. which has the contract for piping
the State muster grounds. The job will
take some three weeks.
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kent's Hill z: Winthrop 2.

The Winthrop Trolley Leagucrs" were
defeated by Kents Hill to yesterday
afternoon on the home grounds. This was
the first game the Winthrop team has
played and they made rough showing.
Werner. a new man, was in the box and
appeared somewhat erratic. The boys
from the Hill played a steady game.
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Peter Bison, machinist in the To-
cal plant of the Commonwealth Shoe
and Leather Co, met with a painful
accident Tuesday afternoon. He was
at work on hook machine, setting it
up, when in some manner the index
finger of his right hand became caught
in the machine. The member was bad
" crushed, but it is thought that am
putation may be avoided.
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Carroll Grover,

The marriage of Mrs. Ethel Grover
and Everett Carorll, both of this town,
occurred at the Methodist parsonage
Tuesday evening, Rev. B. w. Russell
performing the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll will live here, where they have
employment in the Pioneer mill.
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II. L. Hunton, who has headed tho
poultry department at the Central
Maine fair for the past five seasons,
will again be in charge this season. Mr..
Hunton is himself a prominent poul-
try man and one of the largest exhib-
itors in the State. He is vice president
Of the Maine State Poultry Associa-
ton.
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Prof. B. w. Theme, leader of the
Home Band, has been resident of the
branch 25 years. coming here June !.
1888. During that time Prof. Theme
has made many friends who wish him
success and that he may retain MS
present position for a long time to
come
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4 party of gentlemen from North
Adams, Mass, arrived here Tuesday
and left in the afternoon on a fishing
trip up river. 1t was composed Of John
Urquhart, John Buckley, James
Mead, F. Flowland, w. S. Underwood
and J. w. Thomas. They will make
headquarters at Chadbourne's ranch
in Moscow
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The news of the death Of George A.
West Of Waterville was read Wednes-
day morning with genuine feelings Of
regret. For 10 years he was a conduc-
tor on the "Scoot" between this town
and Waterville and for one summer
was conductor on the Skowhegan-
Portland passenger train. The widow
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The Hallowell High school nine will
cross bats with the Togus local team
at the National Home Friday after
noon. The boys expect great time as
't Will be in the form Of an outing.
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evening that they intend to help keep
up the observance of the day.
Also to the editors of the kennebec
Journal and Hallowell Register for
many favors.
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Officers King and Kimball were call
ed to Walkers mill yesterday after
noon to arrest two intoxicated men.
One was found sleeping on a board,
where he was in imminent danger of
falling into the wheel pit. The other
man, who was lying on a pile of boards,
was sober enough SO that he could
take care of himself and he was sent
home by the officers.
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Samuel Vose of Madison passed
through here Wednesday on his re-
turn home from Baltimore, Md. where
he attended the Methodist General
Conference Mr.. Vose was in Balti-
more about five weeks.
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Rubber Stamps

CALL ON NE for rubber stamps Of
every kind, seal presses. check protec-
tors. stencils and stamp supplies.
Prices lower than Boston dealers ask
for same goods.
A. F. WARNER.
Augusts, Ne.
Telephone 1862 " Greer %
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Erastus w. Marston of Oakland,
Cal, arrived Tuesday and is the guest
of Mrs Sarah S. Marston, Main street.
He is brother Of the late Hon. G. A..
Marston.
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John Barrett, solo clarinetist in the
Home Band, is the next oldest in the
service, having been here since June
9 1884. Jack" as he is Familiarity
called. has hosts of friends who con-
graduate him on his long service.
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The funeral of the late David Cote
will be held from the Home chapel at
3 o'clock this afternoon, Rev. FIR. Mel
ligan conducting the services. Capt.
Patrick Cusack will command the es-
cnrt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-04

At the meeting last evening of Lee
banon Chapter, r. A. NJ, the Royal
Arch degree was worked upon two
candidates. There was a large at
tendance of the Chapter membership
at the meeting and the work was fol-
lowed by banquet.
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Tug Perry came up river yesterday
afternoon with barge No. 19 of the
Consolidation Coal Co. The barge has
1850 tons of coal for the Hollingsworth
& Whitney Co. and will discharge here
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Today's Concert.

March-"Einc coal" Clement
Oveitre-'"Tnc Golden Wreath" kahnt
WauZes-"Angl D'Amour Waldtcufel
Selection from "Chimcs Of Normandy
Planuuett
song of Love" (screnadc for two cor
netsI Laurent
Mealpy-"rThc Jingoes" Boyer
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All ladies' instending to ride horse
in the parade on July Fourth are re-
quested to meet A. J. Burns. who has
this feature of the celebration in
charge, at the city rooms, Friday even
ing. 4.
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Mrs. Emma kimball of East Pitts
ton is visiting her nieces, Mrs. Charles
Wight, River avenue. Mr. and Mrs
Wight and Mrs. Kimball enjoyeyd a
trip to Boothbay and the islands yes
terday on the steamer Islander.
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Chin Pung has just received a small
shipment of Chinese firecrackers,
which he is to use to celebrate the
Glorious Fourth.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Currie have re-
turned to LaGrand, Oregon, after a
visit to Mrs. Currie's cousin, Mrs
Charles Wight. Mr.. Currie is a we'll
known newspaper man and editor of
the LaGrand Observer.
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The W. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs
=. W. Church at o'clock. Flower Mis-
SION day will be observed. Contribu-
IONS of flowers and fruit are solicited.
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Mrs. Emma Harmon returned yes
terday from Somerville, Mass, where
she has been visiting for the past two
weeks.
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me cornlisittee from the city govern
'nent, consisting of the mayor, Alder
men Stickney and Longfeilow and Hon.
y Reane from the Board of Trade
MA Meetithel directors of the L., w. &
Observation-Disclosures