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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-31
KIRKPATRICK

kirkpatrick, Ohio, July 30--Mr. and
Mrs. w. J. Weir and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hill
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. f. Neal and daugh-
ter Marguerite, of Harpster. and MIR.
and Mrs. II. Il. Jones and children
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
w, Neal Sunday
Vada Likins and Waive Mason and
Nellie Weidmaire and Chas. and Vinal
Likins were the guests or Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mason Sunday.
Alberta and Hazel Neal and Loren
Weir and Howard Neal spent Sunday
in Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r.. Neal and fam
lily were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. V. Neal of Caledonia Sunday.
quite a number from this vicinity
visited at olentangy park Columbus,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Wertz of near Monnette,
is on the sick list
Miss Nellie Neal is visiting with her
brother Mr. NJ. " Neal Oh Caledonia.
Mr.. Thomas Dorton was the guest
of his sister Mrs. Sanford Smith sun
day
@AA'S A@hlu iPhhENll VI NbHllONNVllI
county spent a few days last week at
the home of Rev. Chiffon.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. A. Tobias spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives in
Bucyrus.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Rowe and daugh
ter Jenis were in Detroit, Michigan,
Millie Beers, Rosa Closer, Willie
Ludwig and Ira Beers were in Pros
pect Sunday.
Zelma Daley was the guest of Nell
lie Neal Saturday.
Miss Ella Baker is visiting friends
In Marion.
Howard Neal and nephew Delmar
Reeder were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. III. Il. Jones Tuesday.
Mrs. John Dressler of Bucyrus is i
the guest of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
+. Reeder.
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PROSPElT

Prospect July 30-Fred Sauer spent
Friday in Columbus and on his return
home he found 20 friends awaiting
to give him pleasant surprise plan
ned by Mrs. Sauer in celebration of
his birthday anniversary.
Mrs Joe L. Huff returned from a
visit with her parents at Mt. Vernon
last Wednesday.
Miss Vera Sells OF Marion visited
her grand parents Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Eversole last week.
Mrs. T E. Drake spent several days
last week with relatives near Carding-
ton.
DR.. L. c. Wottring OF Cincinnati,
visited at the home or his grand
father, Louis Wottring the past week.
Rev. and Mrs. Huckerode, Rev. and
Mrs. Hurrelbrink spent last Wednes-
day fishing in the Scioto near War
rensburg.
Miss Mary Cast of Columbus was
the guest OF Prospect friends the past
Iweek.
Alma Brooks and Ruth Reeder of
Kirkpatrick and Nina Doty of Mon
nette are guests of Miss Belva and
Irene Fox.
Garden T. Crofts of New York was
guest of Prospect friends Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Herbster and chill
I.dren and Miss Mamie Herbster left
Friday for Pennsylvania where they
will visit relatives.
Mrs, Hattie b. Smith and daughter
Gladys are enjoying visit at Niagara
Falls
Miss Elnora Cellars and niece Dor
thy Horn returned Friday from a
pleasant visit with relatives at Wes-
tervile.
McElroy Swallem moved his family
and household goods TO Marion Mon
day where he has secured employment.
Miss Helen Freeman was the guest
of her friend, Miss Ina Howison at
Magnetic Springs from Friday to
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Heckeriede and
daughter. Lille. of New Bremen, @. y,
are visiting for several weeks with
Rev, and Mrs. w. Il. Huckereide.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Shilling of Ma
rion were guests OF relatives here
over Sunday.
Roosevelt Northup aged nearly 70
years, a veteran of the civil war and
an old resident of Prospect township
died at 10 o'clock Wednesday evening
OF old age. The funeral was held
at the Shilo church at ten o'clock
Friday morning.
Miss Edna Stockwell is visiting re-
latives at Agosta this week.
Mrs. Jacob Schultz of near Delaware
and granddaughter Virgie Howison
OF Prospect returned home Tuesday
from a visit at Van Vert.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams and
children of Buffalo, N. Y. arrived in
Prospect Tuesday to visit Mrs. Adams
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Adams.
They Will also visit at Marion.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Freeman enter
tanned at dinner Friday Mr. and Mrs.
John Brookins. Mrs. C. Hill, Miss Lu-
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thresher is heard in the land. Grain
Is reported good yield and fair quality
Mr.. and Mrs. John lcairchilo. OF Ma
rion, ere spending few days with Mr..
Farchild's parents of this place.
Miss Lille Galleher, of Leeds, South
Dakota, visited with friends In our
lvillage, Thursday.
Mrs. Halle Herendeen and children
DeLorons and Lucille, of Hammond,
Indiana are visiting Mrs. Herendeen's
sister, Mrs. w. A. Early.
Arthur Oldham returned Wednesday
|after a two weeks visit with rela-
tives at Mt. Victory.
Miss Maggie Watson, of Edison,
spent Thursday visiting friends in this
village.
Mrs. Oral Hinnamon of Marion WIS.,
tied with Mrs. James Mitchell, We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Fay Smith, of Kalspelf, Mon
tana, is visiting friends and relatives
in this vicinity. Mrs. Smith Is very
enthusiastic in regard to the west,
she thinks the west is the place Of op-
Mr. Robert Fleming moved his fami-
ly from this place to Marion last week
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NfARTICI.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wallace, OF
McGuffey, are visiting relatives here
this week.
Mrs. Nina Shultz, of Gallon, was
here visiting her sister Mrs. Daisy
Kehrer.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Weidman, of Ma
rion, are here visiting their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Weidman.
Mrs. Lawrence Kerr spent Sunday
in Marion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rutherford at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Ruther-
fords uncle Mr.. Robert Morton, of
ICardington, Wednesday.
Mrs. John Rosen, and Mrs. Frank
Rosen spent the day with relatives
in Cardington, Wednesday.
Homer Stewart, frank Fell and
Lubie Simpson, of Caledonia, were
guests of Robert Williams, Sunday.
Mrs. William Rutherford is visiting
in Toledo this week.
Mrs. John Burton was very pain
fully burned on her hands by lighting
HtI SdSoliuc sJONt last OuHudy -noiH-
ing. The burner had leaked during
the night and she did not notice that
the lower part OF the stove was standing
full of gasoline. When she attempted
to light the stove it became a blaze.
Wesley, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sharrock is very much i'm
proved at this writing.
Miss Blanche Ettinger of Mansfield,
Is visiting J. e. CypheTs and family
this week.
Miss Gem McCune had pleasant
visit with her sister, in Marion, this
week.
Mrs. Sarah Bailey returned home
Wednesday after a nice visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Philip Bristley, of Ma
rion.
Miss Fern Downs, of Marion, Is
visiting at the home of her uncle A.
S. Downs.
Mrs. Homer Stone returned to her
home in Delaware, Tuesday, after a
pleasant visit with her parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hogan of Mar
ion, are visiting her brother south of
town, this week.
Glenn Burton went on the excursion
to Detroit from Bucyrus, Wednesday
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CALEDONIA,


Caledonia, July S0-Miss Orpha
Coulter of Columbus is spending a
few weeks with her mother Mrs. Mary
Coulter.
Miss Mable Fell has returned home
| from Ada where she was attending
the o. N. U. simmer school.
Miss Winch of Marion visited with
Eva Ault Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Amenda Warwick and Mrs
Morris Hart attended the funeral of
their nephew, George Filsinger at
Delaware Monday. Mr.. Filsinger died
in Cleveland where he mas resided for
a number of years and was taken to
Delaware for burial.
The Misses Maude Prettyman
Rachel Gladhart, Gertrude Sickel and
Virgie Underwood left Tuesday for a
"trip to Niagara Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Coulter and two
children, and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Leisure of Bucyrus spent Sunday with
IT. A. Gruber and wife.
Howard Warwick of Toledo is visit
ing relatives here this week.
Wednesday evening Miss Anna
Marie Howard gave an entertainment
at the Opera House for the benefit OF
the Y. p. C. U. of the Universallst
church. Miss Howard gave a varied
program which was appreciated by
IAN who heard it.
Mrs. Martin Hoch, who has been i'll
the past week, is quite improved at
present.
The Ault family reunion was held
Thursday at the home of Jerome Ault,
five miles south of town.
Mr.. John Pommert arrived here
Wednesday even with his new automo-
bile. Mr.. Pommert purchased McIn-
tire machine at Auburn Ind. and one
for the use of the Caledonia Tele-
phone Co. also He with Howard Aut
drove the machines through.
Robert White of Marion Is visiting
this week at the home or |. w. Hipsh-
er north OF town.
Otto Schlientz returned home We'd
nesday from a trip through the West.
Mr.. Harry Coen of East of town is
seriously i'll.
Frank Lee and Oscar Rice left Mon.
day for Seattle Washington.
Mrs. Ada Geddis entertained the
Aid Society Thursday afternoon.
Messrs. Flake Roberts, Lubie Simp-
son, Frank Fell and Lloyd Iden are
enjoying trip on the Lakes this week
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An the News From Every
|; ,ssSssn n Part Nof the County4]

Tuesday.
Truman Johnson left for Michigan,
Wednesday evening, where he will
spend several weeks fishing at Crysta
Lake.
LaRue, Wednesday evening to visit
relatives northwest of town, for a few
days.
Misses Mary and Florence and Mas
ters Lew and Burk Thompson of Ma
rion, were guests at the Jerry Jones
home, south of town, this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Clements of near
DeCliff, and Mr.. and Mrs. Newton
Davis were business visitors In Cleve-
land Monday evening and Tuesday.
j. Fl. Leonard, G.. A. L. Markwith
and j. n. Rodgers, as appraisers
made an estimate upon the value of
the Emily Knapp property, which is
now for sale.
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natl. has been a guest during the past
week OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Stubert
and Miss August Hoyt of Redwood.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. c. Joveless went
ito Columbus yesterday to attend the
wedding of rthe formers sister, Miss
orphan Loveless and Mr.. Walter
IWhissen which occurred last evening.
Joseph Shipley was in Dayton sew
eral days the latter part of last week
ION business.
Mrs. Addie Bishop was the guest
| of relatives and friends in West Mans
1 field. the latter part of last week.
Miss Audrey Slemmons of Marion,
was the guest of relatives in Rich
wood several days the latter part of
last week.
Mrs p. Speyer and son Paul were
the guests of Mrs. Speyers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Paul of SPRING
field Thursday.
Mrs. Elroy Briggle, Mr.. Edward and
Miss Marion Erickson of Buffalo, N.
Y, are guests of E. c. Davis and
family west of Redwood.
Mrs. A. v. Horn and daughter
Earnestine returned to their home in
Plain City Tuesday after spending sew
er'al weeks visiting the formers moth
er, Mrs. Georgia Curry of East Bla-
grove street.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. +. Rapp returned to
their home in Redwood Sunday after
spending several weeks visiting rela-
tives and friends i'm Columbus. They
also spent several days at Cedar Point
and Put-in-B Bay.
George w. Court. one of the best
known citizens and business men ofJ
died Sunday morning at
his home on south Maple street of
diabetes, of which he had been a |
sufferer since last January. He was |
only confined to his bed week He |
passed away peacefully, being uncon-
scious from Friday until his death. He |
gradually lost in flesh and strength |
during the past few months and grew /
rapidly worse during the past two
weeks.
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WAIDO


WALDO July 3O-Mrs. ID. Drake
and daughter of Columbus were the
guests of Mr.. w. C. f. Michel Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Coleman and daughter
Jenny were at Sunberry Sunday visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Tobey.
Miss Florence Abbot, of Delaware
was visiting at the home of Mrs. John
Brundige Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas Glaze and daughter,
Thelma and Glover of Marion visited
Mrs. Glaze's mother, Mrs. William
Michel Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weston Leullen, of
Marion visited in Waldo over Sunday.
Richard Morris and daughter, Lulu
were at Cedar Point Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Michel and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Anthony and
daughter were at Scott Town visiting
relatives Sunday.
Misses Hanna Naghtenbarger Freda
and Stella Ruley, were at Cedar Point
Sunday.
Little Miss Ruth Thomas, of near
Prospect is visiting at the home of
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Russell were
at Delaware Sunday and were accom-
panied home by Miss Grace Miller OF
Prospect who will make visit with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Wheeler, of Norton
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Wheeler of this place Sunday.
Mr. mad Mrs. Michel Mogul of Car
dington were visiting Mr.. and Mrs
John Mogul of this place Sunday.
Mrs. S. Meredith and Mrs. |. Bartlett
of Westfield were Waldo visitors
Monday.
The Misses Spray and Glee McWil-
liam OF Marion are spending a
couple of weeks with Miss Vivian
Knickle, west oi town.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mezgar and daughter
Ellen Lucille of Marion returned home
Wednesday after a visit with friends
and relatives at this place.
Mrs. William Gabler. Mrs. Dora
Corbin and son, John Frank, were
visitors at Marion Sunday.
Mrs. Thamer of Marion visited at
the home of her brother, Mr.. William
Gabler few days this week.
Mrs. Charles Howald of Delaware
was the guest Saturday and Sunday of
her sister Mrs. r. B. Hayes.
Mrs. Hanna Kramer is among the
sick this week.
Mrs. George Ball and daughter
Ernstine of Columbus are visiting at |
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. IiF. Brun-
dige.
The last quarterly meeting of the !
NJ. r.. church was held Sunday.
Misses Addie Ward and Grace
.Weiser visited in Prospect Tuesday.
There about twenty-five from this
place who Joined the Sunday school
excursion to Columbus from Prospect
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cinda Crafty and Mr.. Fred Freeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Evans have moved
back from Columbus to Prospect hav-
ing sold their boarding house in that
city.
Harvey Wolfley was absent from
his elevator several days last week
on account OF illness.
| Mrs. Mary j. johnson left Monday
for Findlay where she will make an
.extended visit among her relatives.
Mr.. mad Mrs. Will Pace OF Marion
were guests of friends here over Sun
day.
Mrs. Harvey Wolfley and Mrs. J.
N. Freeman were Marion guests last
Wednesday.
Earnest Cox left Thursday night for
one month.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Greiner and child
rem of Toledo visited Mrs. c. Schilling
and other relatives here the past
week.
w. c. Wottring of Marion was the
guest of his son, DR.. e. e. Wottring
last Wednesday.
Mrs. r. Lavender OF Delaware
spent Thursday with her daughter
Mrs. o. N. Neimeyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Fritch returned
from visit with their son at Warren
last Thursday. They were accompan-
led by their grandson Mervin Frltch |
who will visit relatives several weeks.
Mrs. Lucy Cook and son Edwin of
Marion spent Thursday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Woodward.
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AT meeting of the Norfolk educa-
tion committet at Norfolk 1t was re-
commended that states should be no
longer used in the schools, on the
ground that their use was not hy-
genie, but 500 of the county teachers
sent resolution condemning the a.
bolition of States
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- Examinations commence at $3.50 a. m.
sDa no application will be received after
and positively no private examination !,
VIII be granted. A fee OF 50 cents will be
and each applicant Will furnish an en-,
yelope, stamped and addressed to him or
herself, in which certificate or notice OF
be graded on a scale of 100. No certitcate
will be granted when the grade in any
branch falls below %. An average OF 70
for one year. SO with a minimum OF 10
seoures certificate OF two years. 95 with
. m'nimum OF 50 secure q certificate for
three year,.
5uccess In the school room will also be
taken into consideration In determining
8W AlImending,
". r. hoioney,
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The School Examiners OF Marion county
Ohio will meet for the examination Of
teachers ut Central school building, Sat.
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ADELAIDE.

The farmers have about finished
their harvest and now the song OF the
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port have been with Albert Wheeler for a few days.
 Miss Helen Peck has returned to her home in Hartford.
 The family of s. w. Smith are at their. summer home, "Fairview Farm" Also MT and Mrs G. Fessen- den and Mir Bunnell.
 F. w. Wheeler has purchased a new Wood moving machine of Charles Hawley of Stepney.
 Don't forget the lawn party at B. s. Hurd's, the evening of July 20.
 Rev Arthur Smith and family of Danbury and Henry H. Hawley of Brookfield were guests, this week, of MT and Mrs John w. Waterbury in East Village.
 Mrs s. c. Cramer and daughter, Mary, spent a few days, last week, in New Haven with friends. MT and Mrs H. J. Loru returned, last Tuesday, after a few days stay at Niagara Falls and Albany, N. r., and report a very enjoyable trip.
 Mrs Mary A. Stacy has returned from a weeks stay with friends in New York City and reports a very enjoyable time.
 The Episcopal rectory is being newly painted. Stiles and Homer Clark have the contract.
 The foundation for H. J. Lords handsome new residence is completed and work on the house will be begun at once
 /Dr Lillie E. Beers of Chicago, It.. has been spending several days here the guest of Mrs Dr E. M. Beardsley
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Bethlehem.
THE ANNUAL RLOss PICNIC,

The annual Bloss picnic was held at the residence cf A. c. Lake. July 5, when the descendants of the late Charles Allen Bloss and their friends to the number of about 4O were gathered about the table spread on the lawn. laden with all the good things the ladies of Bethlehem are so famous for pre- pairing. N. L. Bloss is the only one of the children of the late Charles Allen Bloss liv- ing. Grandchildren and great grandchildren were among those present and from out of town vert Mrs Thomas Stowe of Milford, B. s. Johnson and family of New Haven. Mir and Mrs Benjamin Van of New Haven, Miss Jean Critenden of Waterbury and Mrs Joel H. Atwood and children of Watertown.
 C.V. Case and family of Derby came up to N. W. Flowers. Sunday, in their auto.
 Robert A. Lake was down from Torrington over the Fourth.
 J. H. Allen took four horse load to Quassapaug. Monday evening.
 Miss Ada Evans of Watertown is spending few days at J, Hunts.
 MT Post and family have moved into J. P. Stevens Long Meadow house.
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Washington.
JOHN CARLSON INJURED.
Newtown, Friday, July 9, 1909.

An accident that came near being serious occurred on Monday night, when John Carlson started to set off the evening display of fireworks for a.r Van Ingen.. One piece he was handling discharged into his face, filling one side with powder and in- turing an eye. Dr Wersebe attended him and the next morning he was taken to the Presbyterian hospital in New York where he is now resting comfortably,
 Miss Cassie Gold has come to the Gunnery for the summer from her school duties in Fall River, Mass,
 Raymond Bristol of New Haven was guest over the Fourth at c. E, Hoadley's.
 Paul Farrand entertained a num- Der of his friends on Monday evening with a fine display of fireworks and a big bonfire.
 MT and Mrs Albert Gustafson of Church Street entertained a number of their friends on Friday evening of last week.
 Misses Agnes and Georgianna Scott and Miss Woodward have taken rooms for the summer in MT Ran dall's cottage.
 The Holiday house was full of guests over the Fourth.
 Dr Turner will preach at the Con- gregational church on Sunday next.
 The fireworks on the evening of l the 5th could be seen from many places Master Burcnard Wetterau at the Depot had an especially fine display.
 The principal of the High School has not yet been decided upon.
 Mrs Serena Logan from New Hav- en is with her daughter, Mrs Walter Bronson, for the summer
 Clarence Hurlburt and daughter from Galesville, H., called on MT and Mrs Morehouse over the Fourth. | Conductor A. D. Woodruff held the first meeting of the singing club, last Tuesday evening. The next re- hearsal will take place at 3.30 p. m., on Friday afternoon. George Cotton has been in town for a short visit.
 The Abbott family have taken one of the Ridge cottages again this sea- son.
 Mrs Mairs from Irvington-on-the- Hudson has opened her home.
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New Preston

Mir Editor: The organization known as the New Preston Book Club wish to state through The Bee that they have placed their books in the reading room for public circulation hoping that it may be the first step toward public library in connection with the reading room. The club realizes that it is a small beginning for so large a prospect but from small pretensions large results many times follow. Therefore all interested note that books may be ob- tained every Wednesday and Saturday
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Bethel.
EXCELSIOR MINISTRIES MAKE
 A HIT.

The Excelsior Minstrels gave an entertainment in Nichols Opera house, Friday evening, for the bene- fit of the Elmwood chapel fund. There was a we'll filled house and the audience was kept in a gaze of laughter through the entire evening. The affair was a great success finan- cially and otherwise. A temporary stage and stage setting were provid ed for the entertainment. rnts, were the work of Alfred Bevans and showed great skill and ingenuity. When the curtain arose it showed the members of the troupe seated on the deck of a ship anl Capt 1 w.. Andrews in full uniform tt tho wheel steering and incidentally act ing as interlocutor. Tho end men, A. E. Bevans and Geo" Barnum, made plenty of fun with their JoAes. which they cracked at the expense of many in the audience. Thes, caused great merriment, especially when a good hit was made. The oth- CT colored men, sir in number, sang popular songs. They were Frank Hue, Harold Hue, Hollis Elzea, J. w. Mulvihill, Arthur Tope and Earl Johnson. After the musical part of the program the Riley Brothers, two small colored lads, in natty suits, gave a good exhibition of singing and dancing. The banjo solo by Mrs F. N. Barrell and singing by Miss Alice Hobby of Maryland were most pleasing. hollis nlzea gave a droll monologue and he and his brother gave fine exhibition of dancing. Robert Fox gave violin solo in an excellent manner and Prof Weiss of New York delighted the audience with his cornet solo. Prof. Weiss is cornetist in one of the New York Churches and certainly was one of the best players ever heard in Bethel. The program was closed by mixed comedy act, given by A. E. Bevans and J. Mulvihill, in which MT Beyans showed his skill as an artist. MT Mulvihill sang while MT Bevans sketched a song of The Old Farmhouse. The accompanies of the evening were Miss Estelle Com stock and Prof Weiss. During the evening home made candy was sold by several young ladies from a prettily decorated booth at the head of the entrance stairs. The booth was trimmed with crimson rambler roses and was the work of Miss Kate Judd.
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Darn in the rear of o5 Main Street, opposite the Town hall, and will hold a real old-fashioned country barn dance there in the near future, to which its frienas will be invited. The committee in charge, is planning some unique features for the occa- sion.