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PASSED WORTHLESS CHECKS.
R. L. Maynard, Who Lives Near Co.
,lumbia, Arrested in AShevil:e.

AsHEv1LLE, N. c., Jan. PAR. l..
MAYNARD, who lives near Columbia,
was arrested in the city yesterday,
charged with impersonating a post
office Inspector and passing worth
less check. The man was arrested by
Postofice Inspector S. W. Kings
more. The arrest is regarded as an
important one and is expected to lead
to some sensational developments.
In December last Maynard, repre-
senting himself as a United States
postofice inspector, purchased a sulS
of clothes from a local firm, tender
ing in payment a check for $3.50,
drawn on an Augusta, Ca, bank.
The check was forwarded for collec-
ton and returned marked mo good. "
The postoffiee authorities were in
formed of the matter and Inspector
Kingsmore was detailed on the case.
He located Maynard in Columbia. and
caused his arrest last Wednesday,
where United States commissioner
held him in $500 bond to answer to
the United States court for imper-
sonating apostofi flee Inspector:
After being released on bail May
nard came to Asheville to take up
his worthless check and was at once
arrested and arraigned before a mag
istcate, charged with passing worth
less check. He was held in $500
bond for the 1ext term of superior
court. Being unable to furnish bond
Maynard was lodged in Jail.
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CITATION NOTICE

The State of South Carolina Count
of Bamberg- By Geo. P. HarH1ea;
Probate Judge.
Whereas, j. A. Rentz, made suit y
me to grant him Letters Of Administ
ton of the estate of and effects OF JaeQb
Rentz, deceased
These are therefore to cite and &
monish all and singular the kindred a
creditors of the said Jacob Rentz, d
ceased, that they be and appear be90
me, IN the Court of Probate, tosbe ~.
next, after publication threof, at s.
O'Clock in the forenoon, to show can1
If any they have, why the said admi1
tration should not be granted. s
Given under my hand, this 21st day0!
January, Ammo Domini, 1903. 20 &
GEO. P. HARMON; ;@g
Judge of Probat
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that a mass
meeting of the taxpayers and qualified
electors of Bamberg School District,
Number "A, Bamberg county, will be
held in the town hall, Bamberg, S. c.,
on Monday, February 10th, 1908, at four
O'Clock p. M, for the purpose OF liking
the tax levy for school purposes for the
said district for the year 1909, and to
elect two school trustees.
R. w. D. ROWELL,
County Supt. Education.
Bamberg, S. c., January 80, 1908.
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MASTERS SALE.

Io .e 4los sro,,%ssSSSSfs
by Vlr1ue OF aecreg e ol sle Sosa o.,..
common iisas t3i 1ane.s 49, t - 81 I
maqs ~ tns case " =. :. - q AsT al III, I 80 ~
vs.. vs. Issle aenoeisoii et n,t d., -" ~
the court mousse door, bamDerg, o.. G.ss:
between the usqal nours OF SAFE, Sa Ssas
Monday the 5rd Gay OF feornafy,s
to the highest bidder Tor easn:
All that tract OF land, situate "a san
berg county,. state OF sontn nat CaIoi!n
containing slxty7seven t9n .ac1esa a.a0s
pounded on tne Morth .oy ianos 1r 49,
2: y. Dlsp.l, Eass Iy aa.us ~ maiisa- 49,
Young, South oy tands OF JACK iss Maiihs
and West py iand o1 ". = n. 3. hlrkisls.
.,5i. ALSO
All that tract Of land, situate ID sad
county and State, containing fifty f5gJ
acres and bounded onthe North BY landS
of Mrs. S. D. Brabham, East BY lan6e
of J. M. Dannelly, South by lands OF
Jane Walker and Ned Walker, and
West by lands Of Dr.. N. +. Kirkland -
ALSO s'ts. ~ sssz:
All tbat tract If land. situate HI saii,f;
co,;ntv NM ar and state. containing tanttvss
eight 1881 acres and bounded on tiloS
Teh .,,Js "a No astaio s..;, of H n ~!
HonJar:or t1o, ch ~ , East IT Iv E lands of II fssS
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-01-30

The house of representatives last
Saturday, by a unanimous vote, kill
ed the license bill offered by a
Charleston member. The bill pro-
vided for handling whiskey by the
license system provided by the con-
stitution. It is safe to say that no
license system will ever prevail again
in this State. It will be either county
dispensaries or prohibition, with the
chances largely in favor of prohibi7
tior.
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Come Over, Women, and Help US With Our
Home Mission Work.

When to expunge a foul blot from
national character, the great, the wise,
the benevolent, combine their energies,
it becomes not those of humble name,
or obscure station, to remain Indifferent.
The weaker sex who depend for safety
and protection on others, have immense
interest at stake, in the morality and
purity of the community. Their plea OF
want of power can scarcely be admitted
as fair release from responsibility,
since the moralist and even the polite
ians of our day, have asserted that no
evil can retain great predominance IN
the community without the permission
of women. The cause of temperance
which has already wrought such won
ders, and has still a giant 8 work to per-
form claims our earnest cooperation.
Surely they whose duties and felicities
are involved in the domestic and ma
ternalrelations, should be peculiarly and
painfully watchful against every ap-
proach of sin which desecrates the
homes hallowed sanctuary.
Intemperance is by the freside- at the
household board-in the nursery. Have
we nothing to do? We whose affections
have taken root by that freside, whose
province it is to make that household
board subseryient to health and heaven
ly gratitude, shall we perceive amid
these sacred haunts, the footsteps OF
the enemy and slumber? No indeed it
behooves us one and all to confine our
efforts and enter into union, which
death alone can sever, to work, watch,
and pray, until we are called above to
claim the joys Heaven has IN store for
us. MAYME GEE JENNINGS.
Bamberg, s. c., Jan. n, 1903.
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Five candidates are announced al
ready for mayor of Columbia, and
possibly more to come. There is
a great difference between the capt.
tai city and Charleston. In the lat
ter city only one candidate could be
induced to run in the recent election.
But possibly that was because Mr..
Rhett had made such a good mayor
that nobody would oppose him.
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j. D. GREEN|
HOUSE PAINTER
sAMBERG, S. q. S
Willwork at reasonable prices an4k
guarantee satisfaction.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the District Court OF the TINT
States, Tor the Eastern District
South Carolina I'm the Matter Of Jy
Gillian, Jr., Bankrupt-In Bankrupts
To the creditors of J. B. Gillian, S
of Denmark, in the County of Bambe
and district aforesaid, bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given, that ons
21st day of January, A. D. 190S,
said ]. B. Gillian Jr., was duly adi
Gated a bankrupt, and the first meef
of his creditors will be held at BambG
S. c., on the 18th day of February, 90
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at vii
time the said creditors may atts1l
prove their claims, appoint a trust
examine the bankrupt, and tram
such other business as may prop6
come before said meeting. s
j. COUNTS,s s
Referee in B Bankruptcy =
Bamberg, S. c., January, ~, 1885,
MAYFIELD & LATTE,
Attorneys for Bankrupt. !; M
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Election for Prohibition.

RALEIGH, N. c., Jan. 21.-The
Democratic caucus of the State leg
islature tonight determined to enter
tain a bill providing for a State cleo
ton in North Carolina on State pro-
hibition. Strong efforts were made
by prohibition leaders to get the
caucus to agree to favor a bill for
State prohibition by legislative en-
actment, but this failed. -
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Senator Tillman made a speech IN
the State house in Columbia last
Thursday night at the invitation of
the general assembly. He discussed
the immigration question. He is in
favor of white immigrants, and says
that is the only solution of the race
problem in the South. The Senator
is right, and we agree with him.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Office of the County Auditor, Bam-
berg, S. c., December 10, 1907:
I will be at the following places on
the DAYS and dates named for the pur-
pose Of taking returns of personal prop
erty for the year 1908:
At the courthouse from January 22nd,
until February 10th, after which date
so per cent. penalty will be added to all
personal property not returned.
{. Where lands have been bought or
sold. or new buildings erected since Jan.
uary 1st, 1907, note should be made OF
same on returns.
Please meet me promptly.
R. w. D. ROWELL,
Auditor Bamberg County.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-01-30

Portland, Maine, and Baltimore
have both suffered severely by fire in
the past two weeks. Destructive
fires have occurred in. both cities on
two occasions. The Baltimore fire
was the worst sincesthe great con-
fagration of 1904.
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 1th, 1908.

Our sympathies go out to Editor
McSweeney in the loss he has sustain
ed in having his plant destroyed by
fire, but of course he will soon have
his paper issued from a better equip
ned Office than he had before the fire.
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John-'What kind Of tea do you like
best?" Priscilla "Go-tees, some, but
Rocky Mountain Tea best" John
teWhy HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
best?'' Priscilla-'It speaks for itself,
john" (Makes lovely complexions.) q.
F. Hoover.
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RArEs-$1.oo per year; 50 cents for
six months. Payable in advance,
ADVERTISEMENTS 90 per inch for
6rst insertion, SOC. fot each subsequent
insertion Liberal contracts made tor
three, six, or twelve months. Want No.
tees one cent word each insertion. Local
Notices Sc. per line first week, SC. after
wards. Tributes Of Respect, etc., must
be paid for as regular advertising.
CoMMUN1cATIoNs- letters on on
subjects Of general interest will be gladly
welcomed. Those of personal nature
will not be published unless paid for.
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TO PENT

One two-horse farm, II miles South
east of town Also a one horse farm, l
mile North Of Bamberg. Fine planting
lands, about 20 acres new ground. Good
houses and fine water. Apply at once to
J. P. OFT. Bamberg, S. c.
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Phillips improved Cotton Seed.

Has your seed run out? Are they
nearly all black seed? Do you want
seed that will add 10 to 20 per cent. to
your yield another year? Then write
for circulars of Phillips Improved Cot
ton seed. j.. l.. PHILLIPS,
! Orangeburg, S. G..
The Detroit times., 1908-06-30
Daily Death Lis!

Mary r. Dennis. IS years. los Hol-
brook. apoplexy.
AIoise Tohwlewska. months. 156
Riopelle; cholera infantum.
Malvina Britton. 20 years. 40 Baker;
general failure.
Ann Deegan. 70, years. SIS Frankiin;
Edith Matheny, months, Woman 8
hospital: cerebral tuberculosis.
Clarence Koenig. ! year, 140 Thirty
third. cholera infantun.
Christina McAllister, 80 years. $50 w.
Forest, tuberculosis.
Neil McNaughton. 60 years, 147 At
kinson; senility.
Mary Rumpa, 30 years. 1855 Twenty
fourth. tubercular kidney.
Margaret Stansbury AZ years, % Ro-
wena: cirrhosis OF liver.
Ella l. Ford. 62 years, .1130 Wood
ward. lymphatis leukaemia.
Martha Walters, 40 years. 1888
Twelfth. tuberculosis.
Bertha Dargush. 80 years. 90i Jos.
Campau; tuberculosis.
william Schenkei. years. 81 Dane;
fracture of neck.
Lillian Berthfaume. Z mont 23
Wight. commissions.
Susie Quinn. SO years, Harpet ,s-
pital. tumor.
Ellen NJ Thompson. % years. 122
Twenty first; tuberculosis.
Walter Carroll. 20 years. Harper hos
pital. mastolditis.
John Buss 4S years. 219 Leland;
Louisa stendel. $50 McDougall-ave. /:
dilatation of heart
Margaret Murphy, IS years. 325 Hol-
comb: ptomaine poisoning.
John Soltman, ~ years, s13 VanDyke:
carbolic poisoning.
Tiden Gross, a years. 257 Adelaide;
commissions ...s..
The Detroit times., 1908-06-30
BY r. HRANoWYN.

There are few sights which are more
impressive. and indeed few more beau
tiful. II rightly considered, that the
modern battleship or cruiser. So l.
at least. think. and SO said my friend
the chlef'boatman.in-charge. as he
steadiod his big telescope. on tho fence
OF the coastguard station while ! ar
ranged the focus 30 as to give me q
view or the red division OF the channel
squadron as II fled across the mouth
OF tho bay, roughening tho horizon
with mast and funnel.
AYE, sir" said he. you'll hear q
lot or slush that's talked about tin
teakettles' and wooden walls and all
that. but. TO my thinking. they're won
derful craft, they are. wonder--Lord!
that puts me In mind. Did l ever tell
ye. sir. the yarn about Abr-am Ire
gethlyn and the wonderful craft? No?
To think OF that and you so anxious
about the smugglers and all. Many's
the time I've heard my grand'fer tell
Of It. many and manys the time.
my grand'f'er's mother, you must
know, sir. was housekeeper TO old Ire
gethlyn when he first came TO dwell In
these parts He took the old farm
house up on the hill yonder. and she
being q widow woman came with her
little son 10 look after him and lived
in the little cottage Just across the
read
He'd been most everything in his
ay-privateersman mining captain,
engineer TO q mine. and what not
but when he came here he just settled
into one thing steady. and that was
smuggling. II wur the old wartime
then. and the preventive men could be
arranged with. and in no long time
all the folks along the coast here for
10 miles each way knowed Tregethlyn
as the king o. the smugglers, no less.
you've been up by his house be-
fore now. SIR Yes? Well. have We
ever noticed that up against the east
wall all the. turf has sunk down 80
that there's kind OF pond there right
up against the side o. the house? The
place is ruin now, so that it's no
cne's Job to drain It away or patch 1t
up. but. In the old days. It was liquor
OF another guess sort that lay there.
for that wur Tregethlyn's hidy-hole.
q secret cave opening out OF his cellar
and the door OF II hidden by heap o.
frewood.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-30
BIRTHS
GIRLS.

GIRLS
Edward W. Fenske, 245 McGraw.
Anthony Linbach. 1872 Benton.
Arthur Isabel IL Eighteenth.
Albert Muethel. 1856 Canton,
Charles Tyrell. l9l Magnolia.
John r Briggs, 43 Aurella,
Daniel Wiley, 6lf Wabash.
Anthony Urski. 80 Goldner.
Michael MaJewskl. 49s Alexandrine.
Thomas I,eima lnski, $50 Leland.
Joseph .Sankowski. ass Grandy.
Frank Ziolbra. 303 Willis.
Carl Bretziaff, Oh st. Joseph
Louis ~Schartz, 9i5 Chene.
BOYS.
George Lutkehaus. Clio Warren.
John Pawulack. 800 Rlopelle
August Cherseks. 1886 Harper.
Carl Oscofski. 1876 Campbell
Frank aRzeppa. $50 Medbury.
Austin Marquette, 81 Kanter.
John L. Spranger. 800 Harper.
Henry Groehn, 1850 Chene.
George Proctor, SOS Twenty NTH.
Francis Fahrman. 30l Division.
Julius Voss. 10ts Twenty-hfth.
Cyril Matten. - Congress.
Fred Keii -Ts2 Mt. Elliott.
John Goodwin. 297 Sherman.
Harry DEFY. $40 ST Aubin.
John Miller. 10t2 Townsend.
Charles White. 202 Antietam.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-30
Marriage Licenses

+. Louis carman. 80, Phoebe F. Fa-
Harry, r: Clements. IS, Cleveland. o..
ChSystai " Garter. q; Detroit,
ces Gonyan, 20 Gould City,
frank s, W Raven. rs. Durand: Clara
Joel s s; gs.r0l s.. Oakland: Mary
David r. Sample, AZ. Crosse Isle
Mg Ernest K n Manning 81 same
/. Schoen, %. Roseville.
Frank Penkala. 22. Katherine Sczy-
ga. %.
John +. Lewandowsky. "a. Detroit;
Victoria Evans 20. Kingston, ont.
ske. 90.
Frank lie Sage. %. wyandotte; Ber-
tina Rushlow, 20. same.
James w. Robb. Al. Omaha. Neb.;
Laura kroh, IS, Minneapolis. MINI.
Walter II. Schultz. 25; Lucy E. Bros
Frank A. Jackson. 80; Jessie c. Hath
Conrad Teller IS. Cleveland; Lena
Ont; Leontine Boucher IS, Detroit
Jacob Henget. 40; Barbara Kapahn-
Fred Yule. "a: Beatrice Peacock, 81.
Roy a. Wilson. %. Maude A. Ryan.
Randolph J. Heider. 81; Mary Smith.
VIM. B. Christner. 81; Clara NJ. Crit
tlngIon. 10.
James Haggerty. a.. River Rouge.
Mich: Ellen Axele. 43. same.
Ward L. McKillop. %: Nellie Valen-
tine 81.
Arthur Dufour 90 Lenora Ransam.
81.
Lawrence stryempek. 40; Mary Sic
kara. 90.
Irving y. Schoheid. 90 Maud r. At
klnson, "a
Leo f Kaimaiar %. Anfela Zleiin-
ska&19
Daniel A. Pinkel. 81: Sara Raltzer. 10.
Harold Dear. 81. Armada. Mich; Lucy
Kerber 90, Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-30
rEnsoNAi.
Artistic Hair Goods

Pompadours. Wigs. Toupses' Ttor.for.
NATIONS, Coronation Braids. TurLnn
Puts, DUCHESS Curls. Hair Rolls. Nets.
and Wool Crepe 10 choose from. at
prices THAT are honest and right.
MADAME Lorraine KENNEDY.
Cd hoor. Partridge u niaekwslrs store.
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as PER CENT DIVIDEND /,
FOR AEROCAR CREDITOR

A dividend OF Is per cent viii soon
be declared for the benefit OF theNcred.t
itors OF the Aerocar Co. -
So states the report OF the Detrcitss
Trust Co., which has been filed In the
bankruptcy court. There IL. at pres-,
ent, a plan up ;or consideration Ia re-
gard to the settlement OF the claim.
OF A. Y. Malcomson, formerly presi-
dent OF the company. He has offered,
to settle on a basis of so per cent mis-
claim OF $4,000 gainst the company.
In consideration OF the suit to recover
from him on unpaid subscriptions to
the capital stock being dropped, he
offers to accept dividends on only $46.-aa
900 OF his claim.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-30
DIET

Brss-June %. at residence. 2i9 Le-
land-st.. John Buss, assistant super
and beloved husband OF Frances
Buss. aged 43 years. Funeral from
residence Wednesda at 3. and at
sacred Heart church at $40 o'clock.
Member. Branch 10. c. NJ Il. A. De-
ceased leaves six small children.
CONDON-Samuel c.. June "a. at Sa-
lem. w Va. formerly OF Detroit.
DOUGLASS-June rs. 8 p. m. Rose NJ,
beloved wife OF Elton q. Douglass.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Rlschert sister OF Mrs Frank T..
Mather. Mrs John ". froliope. Mrs.
Geo j. Schneider OF Detroit. and
Chas Rischert. OF Newberry. Mich.
Funeral from residence. 22s Belvi-
dsre-ave. Notice OF time later.
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Rates for Line:
Advertisements

The Times cannot guarantee aeousso ~
OF assume responsibllity for errors 81
any Kind occurring In tsiephsns sa''
tiseAenta y
The Detroit times., 1908-06-30

n Grand Traverse county. where land
r. cheap and where farming pays;
never before has there boon such
demand for Grand TrAvcrse farms;
buy now and get the benefit OF the
raise; a postal Will bring our lists
containing such bargains as 160-acre,
ideal stock farm. $1,000; 40-acre
farm. good heavy soil, oil ldings.
$3.50. 20 acres. good land. u cleared,
miles OF Buckley. 5000.
L. ]. HALL a CO,
Buckley. Michigan.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-30
GREASE co.'s PLANT BURNS. &

PORT HURON, Mich. June 29.--V
Especial Fire destroyed the plant or. y
the G.. 3. Stocks xylite Grease Co. heres>ix
this morning. The origin Of the blaze ~
is thought to have been an overheatedsoo
furnace The damage amounts to $10.- 20
900. with insurance OF $1,000. A I1ewstd
building Will be erected at once. yaa:
The Detroit times., 1908-06-30
HELP wANrED--MALE.

ANY YOUNG PERSON desiring a good
position can get one after completing
one OF our courses. Day and Might
are positively unsquaied I'm Michi-
gan. Detroit Business University.
fl-ef wilcox-st.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-30
HELP WANTED"
AND ALL OTHER ADS.

One cent q word each inssrt,on', "a
cash IN advance. No advertisemsnss ~
less than two lines taken: sn 'wr.r
lions made for the p~cs OF nVs VIM"
cash IL paid.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-30
pnnsoNAL.
DIED.

DIED.
FiTcH--At dis fathers home. Durand,
Mich. Juno 81. Charles NJ. son OF
John NJ. Fitch, and only brother OF
Mrs. Charles b. Howard. OF Detroit
HARIlIS--William son of Clark and
the late Charlotte Harris, and srand-
son or Catherine STANCE. Mt residence.
4ib Hsrrihgton-ass Notice Of fu-
neral hereafter
HMITH--Junas 2z-at Blaine. Mlch
Nelson smith, husband OF Matilda
Smith. father OF George H., Alfred D.,
Herbert L.. William. Herman and
and Percy and Jay u, Of Blaine, In
torment at T.akeport. Mich
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-07-08


The graduation exercises of the 9Th
grade Friday passed off pleasantly and
the pupils did themelves and their,
teachers credit. The exercises were
held at the union church at the Corner.
The church was prettily decorated
with class colors and their motto.
mot Finished, but Begun Mr.. and
Mrs. Lord and Mr.. Weeden furnished
music. The class roll follows: Lila
Dell Goodselll, Odds Cleora Gilmore,
Grace Mildred Burroughs, Willie
Miles Bailey. Clyde Sumner Wilcox,
Frank John Leelair. Hazel Byrle
Cobb, Genevieve Mae Moore.
TROY.
Mrs. Eastman has returned to her
home at Glen Sutton. P. O., after
spending several months here with her
daughter. Mrs. Gary Edmunds.
Mr.. and Mrs Lucian Jepne and
daughter Ruth spent the Fourth with
relatives here. Mrs. Jenne and Ruth
will remain here for few weeks.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will hold an ice cream social at the
Congregational vestry Thursday even
ing, July 9. All are cordially invited.
Rev. Mr.. Guest of Newport Center
preached an excellent sermon at the
Congregational church June %, when
he exchanged with Rev. Fred Will
liams.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stickney Wilson of
Macon, Mo-, Mrs. j. G. Stickney and
Misses Marjorie and Barbara Erwin
of Newport Center have been visiting
at F. Miller's.
Mrs. Airline Hammond Vermllion of
Princeton, West Virginia. and Mrs.
F. B. Hammond and daughter Kathe-
rine of North Troy spent few days
with friends in town last week.
The Fourth passed off very quietly.
the dance Friday evening was we'll
attended. G. L. Hutchins of Montgom-
cry. H. L. Whitcomb of North Troy
and Mrs. Maude Norway of our town
furnished very good music.
WESrFIELD
Mrs. Eva Hubbel and son Winthrop
of Enosburg Falls are visiting Mrs. H.
B. Hitchcock.
The Misses Marion and Florence
O1dIh dIIIVtu 1ICIIl 1HQGlcy, IN. q. dG
w. D. Bells, on July Z.
Rush Harris, who recently visited
his sister, Mrs. H. H. Farman has re-
turned to his home in Beebe Plain.
Mrs. Jennie Miller Hall of Montana
is visiting her sister, Mrs. F. D. Hard
ing. She will remain in the East un-
til about September l. She has been
absent 19 years.
Miss May Goddard has returned
from her visit in Wells River, Woods
vile, N. H., and Newport; and Miss
Flora Goddard of Newport is spending
the week here with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Goddard.
John L. Lewis of North Troy will
deliver patriotic address in the Con-
church Friday evening,
July 10. 1t is hoped Lieut.. Gov. Prou-
ty will be present also and speak.
Ice cream and cake will be served.
Willard Farman and DR.. w. A.
Young attended the district convention
at St. Johnbury last week as Plumley
delegates. L. S. Woodwork and w. B.
Gilpin attended the state convention
as delegates for Prouty and Mead.