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Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-14
ToRBIDs THE STRIKE.

Pittsburg. Kan, July 14,-President
Lewis of the United Mine Workers
OF America forbds a strike OF 5000
msa at the mines OF the Pittsburg
Coal company which was called for
tomorrow morning.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-14
END GIRL,S BODY.

the 4-year-old daughter of George A.
Rose. drowned in the train wreck at
Ottawa last Wednesday, was found
last night
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-01
CITY NEWS.

The crowds keep going to the
Roll-a-way.
To-day is a holiday day of obliga
tion in the Catholic world, and masses
were celebrated in all of the church
es. Two low masses and a high mass
was celebrated in the Catholic church
es of the city.
The following clipping from the
Hannibal Courier-Post shows that
Manager Hough is well liked by the
fans of that place: "At the meeting
last night letter was read from Man
ager Hough, who is now diminishing
/ for players, stating that he had signed
! fifteen good men. Well informed base
ball men unite in saying that Mr.
/ Hough is one of the best managers in
| the country, outside of the major
leagues, and knows a good player
when he sees one. He is busy and
this indicates that Hannibal is going
| to have one of the fastest clubs In the
Central association, and the club that
thinks the boys from this city will
be an easy mark will receive q rude
shock. Hannibal may not win the
flag, but she will make the othe,
towns do some mighty fast work tt
win. Among the players who have
already affixed their names to Han
: nibal contract are Catcher Woolf AMI
Pitcher Hoy both of the Eastern Hi
nois league. These men are said t,
be very fast and Mr.. Hough is to b.
: congratulated upon securing them. H
is working hard to give this city al
up to date baseball club and the ir
dications are that the baseball fan
will not be disappointed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-01
CITY NEWS.

Choice dressed poultry at Joseph
Haubert's market.
Spend New Years night at the
Roll-a-way and it will be an enjoyable
night.
Special sale Saturday on nut but
tercups, 10c pound Palace Of Sweets
6c6 Main street
Special for Saturday from . till :
p. b. Genuine Japanese decorated fire
proof Baking Dishes, our own importa
ton, guaranteed to stand any degree
of heat Regular goo size at lie; SOC
size at 29c; regular 75c size at 43c
Limit of one of a size to a customer
Duncan Schell Furn. Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-01
A Large Party Of People Enjoy
Cd the Dance Given Last
Night by Woodmen and
Royal Neighbors.
THE THIRD DANCE OF 'os
To Be Given During the Past
Season by the Two Lodges
The Ladies Served
Refreshments.

- ca
The Woodmen and Royal Neighbors
gave their third and last dance of 1908
and first of 1909 in the large Wood
men hall last evening. The affair was
an entire success for the two lodges,
about seventy-fve couples enjoying
dancing until shortly after one
o'clock.
Decorations from the fraternity
dance of the night before were still
in evidence and much enjoyed by the
dancers, the large pin with it's many
incandescent lights being left in place
for the occasion. During the even
ing the Royal Neighbors served light
lunch to the dancers in the large
dining room, this being an enjoyable
| feature of the evenings pleasures.
Agnes six piece full orchestra furn-
ished excellent music for the occasion
and responded to number OF second
encores during the evening.
| At twelve o'clock all the large gas
| lights were turned out and as the
clock struck twelve and the old year
went out the many couples danced TO
the strains of Sincere" Before the
encore was given, ]. w. Steiger in
behalf of the two lodges wished all
present a happy and prosperous New
Year
| The several dancers given by the
Woodmen and Royal Neighbors during
/ the past fall and winter have beer
very enjoyable affairs and each one
has been well attended. Those il
charge of last nights affair were
Messrs. j. w. Stieger. Metzinger, Mel
son, Wustrow and McCleary
keokuk Club.
The members of the Keokuk Club
their wives and friends will enjoy
dance this evening in the large Wood
men hall. The affair will be privat
and will prove to be one of the swell
est society dances OF the season
Quite large number of invitation
have been extended for the affair an
the affair will prove to be brillian
one in every respect. Music for dane
ing will be furnished by a full Oh
chestra.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-01
The Red, White
And other constituents Of your
blood are powerfully enriched and
vitalized by Hoods SarsapartIla.

VitaIlzed by H66d'S SafSapaFHa'
It increases the red corpuscles and
makes strong the white corpuscles, and
thus protects and restores the health.
1t cures scrofula, eczema, eruptions,
catarrh, rheumatism, anemia, nervous
ness, that tired feeling, dyspepsia, loss
of appetite, general debility and builds
up the whole system.
Get Il today in the usual liquid form or In
chocolsted tablet form called Sarsatabs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-01
Came Near Choking to Death.

A little boy, the son of Chris. d. Pet
erson, well known resident of the
village of Jacksonville, Iowa, had 9
sudden and violent attack of Group
Much thick stringy phlegm came III
after giving Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. Mr.. Peterson says: Il thinl
he would have choked to death hat
we not given him this remedy. Fo
sale by Wilkinson & Co., pharmacy
and j. f. Kiedaisch & Son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-01
WANT COLUMN
WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are again call
ing for hundreds of trained men to
fill positions as firemen, brakemen,
electric railway motormen and conduc-
tors. Uncle Sam also wants more
competent men for railway mail
clerks, carriers and P. o. clerks Our
practical courses by mail will fit you
in short time for any of these good
paying positions. Write today for
free catalogue and say for what posi-
ton you want to qualify. The Wenthe
Ry. Cores. School, Freeport, Ill.
Dept. 1858. tt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-01
Fine Full Dress Wear

The various formal holiday occasions
demand formal dress wear. Are your
dress clothes suitable? We show all
the newest creations in formal dress
fabrics, consisting Of finest English In
dressed Worsteds, West Of England
Twills, Soft Thibets and Vicunas.
ALSO SWELL DRESS vEsTlNes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-06
Sagadahoc Pomona.

Sagadahoc County Pomona convened
at Woolwich, Wednesday. The worthy
matter and all his staff, except two.
We're present. These vacant chairs
were filled by. Sisters E. G. Patten and
M. Abbie Whitney. both of Topsham.
1t is unusual. but every subordinate
grange in the county was represented.
There were also visitors from New
York and Lincoln counties.
After the opening exercises and good
music. the standing committees We're
appointed. Miss Thalie Bailey rem
dered a piano solo and was recalled.
Then an intere sting address Of well
come was reaG by Mrs. NJ. E. b. Hagan
and reply was made by the worthy
master in arpreciative language. Sister
May Plumstead gave Il fine reading
and was cncored.
A question on cooperation was dis
cuSsed by f. G. Patten. G. w. Weston,
j. f. Upton DR.. +. A. Bailey, Joseph
White, j. Mckehney, Fred Wright and
j. f., Esterbrook.
After dinner came an open session.
The first number was piano solo by
Miss Mildred Leavitt, and she was en-
cored An appropriate original paper
was read by Miss Ella Shaw of the
eflOme grange. a vocal solo by Edna
Mahar was enthusiastically received.
DR.. B. A. I!aiey gave a scientific lee
ture on plant and animal life with il
Illustrations and enough hurnor sand
WICKED in to hold the attention OF al.
Brother and Sister Clark Of China
Grange gave pleasant greetings; also
several others. Hearty thanks were
extended To DR.. Eailey and to the en-
tertaining grange for its cordial hos
pitality The next meeting will be
with Dirigo Grange in Brunswick, Jan.
eth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-06
TRACK AND STABLE.

Arch Cole of Albany recently pur-
chased a horse of w. G. Holt of East
Bethel.
Bert Clark of jay lost horse last
week, the animal breaking its neck.
John A. Berg of Rrownville has sold
his pair of dapple gray horses to Bert
Green OF katahdn Iron Works. The
weight of the pair was 3400. The price
was understood to be $780,
Webster Williams of Waterville re-
Gently bought a cclt Of Roscoe Games
of North Arson. This colt is by
broadway and a fine specimen.
Q. NJ Cummings Of Norway recently
bought a pair of nice driving horses.
They came from Chicago 1t is con-
sidcred the best looking matched pair
in that vicinity
Ed Hilton Of North Arson has re-
Gently purchased fine pair of FIVE
year-old. striped-face. bay colts to
take the place Of the old team. The
rair weighs $500 pounds.
Vance Thompson of Bangor was
obliged to kill a horse last week that
he had been offered 5000 for a short
Tune DEeNlJuS. w DIG dt hot III tll-
woods he stuck sharp stick into his
foot which grew worse until Mr..
Thompson decided to put him out of his
misery.
A. Thompson Of Old Town lost two
valuable horses Wednesday Willie haul
ing logs across Pushaw Stream. 1t
seems that he drove too near an air
hole in the ice. and the animals broke
through. All efforts possible We're
made to save the animals. but they
were lost.
ISAIAH Haselton of Albany bought a
horse of Henry Rugg to replace "Oid
Jack" which recently died.
Miss Eva Johnston of Fl. Fairfield
recently bought of c. J. Hanson, the
well known Presque Isle horseman, the
bay PAGER Commodore 2.24K, to be used
as a driving horse. Commodore is a
handsome chestnut-roan horse perfect
" kind for lady to drive, and can
also go along the snowpath about as
fast as any Of them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-06

Jefferson passed Saturday and Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Burnheimer.
Mrs. Hattie Morey and little daugh-
ter, Alice of Worcester. Mass, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Overlook.
Cecil R. NJ. Newbert had a wood haul
ing bee Saturday and a large number
were present.
Mrs. Bessie Bornheimer and two
children, James and Drucilla of Maple
Lawn Farm were guests of Mrs. Elmus
Shuman Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. M. L. Palmer of Waldo
boro were at Cassie j. Walters New
Years day.
John Burnheimer passed Saturday
and Sunday with his daughter, Mrs.
Frank Davis in Jefferson.
F. l.. league has been confined to his
home for few days with an attack of
neuralgia of the head.
Miss Ada Winchenbaugh of Dutch
Neck has been passing few days with
Mrs. Fred Oliver.
Miss Reta Kennedy and Mrs. West
Vannah of East jefferson attended
church here Sunday and were guests of
Mrs. Abbie Overlook
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
G. G. Walter gave them house warming
at their new home Saturday evening
and the affair was n most enjoyable one.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter We're the recipients
of many useful and pretty gifts.
Prof. Theodore w. Noon. who has
been passing his Christmas vacation
with his uncle. Rev w. H. Atkinson. re-
turned Monday to Cambridge, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-06
Green Mountain Pomona Grange.

The program for Green Mountain Po-
mona with Bay View Grange, Sails
bury Cove, Wednesday, January 13:
Singing by choir of Bay View; adj
dress of welcome by Master. Bay
View; response by Sara j. Young; re-
port of oranges. Mrs. Henry Estcy Of
Bayside: topic, SHOULD the State Mas
ter lie limited to two terms as arc The
governors or is it better to let the
present method continue" opened by
Julien Emery Of Salisbury Cove; re-
cess: song by the choir of Bay View;
comforting of Fifth Degree; topic, AT
what price can q Hancock county
farmer make a profit in potato cult
vation:" opened by Chester Stratton of
Pamela; topic. What assistance did
you get from the meetings of the State
Grange either by attendance or from
the reports CLEANED from those who did
attend. or from the newspaper re-
ports? ?" Mrs. A. NJ. Foss OF Pamela:
entertainment by host grange.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-06

John r. James of Gardiner and Eliza
an Clinton HS5 Rec a. Guy Daniel Lewis
/ Charles w. Wells and Miss Mercie Mae
Pease.
KNOX
Rockland, Dec. II. George Wheeler and
Miss Grace Mary Nye; Dec ~. Fred c.
Porter and Mrs; o Harriet Spear
.Buckfeld. Dec. 90, Arthur w. Jacobs
Of Hartford and Miss Della M. Jordan
of Buckfeld.
Lowell. Dec. "a. Ralph G. Charles and
Miss Carrie f. Hubbard.
East Sumner. Dec. 25, George E. Greg
DRY and Miss Lillian +. Hobbs. both Of
Hebron enron Dec &C.,, Is Guy. Hiinkley of
PENOBSCOT.
and Miss Bertha Smallwood; Dec &C.
George E. Smallwood and Miss Susie NJ
North orrington, Dec. 20. Earle G.
Nichols and Miss Elva l.. Baker
South Brewer, Dec. 20. Webster Rob-
erts and Miss I Blanehe Nc MeKeen.
HneRiey Of Hnckley M and naSid h Riex
ard p,t pofter of me New York City.
Miss Eva Mae Mcconnell.
lor g: and md, Miss Myrtle Helen Beckwith,
field of Albion and Louise Frances
Wentworth Of Freedom.
WALDO.
Belfast, Dec. 25, Herman CHM of Or
land and Miss Winnie Nickerson Of Bel
fast; Dec. "a, Frank A. Jepson and Mrs.
Lydia Hutchins.
West Frankfort. Dec. 25, ]. Anger
Lane and Mrs. Helen Drew. both of
Troy: Dec. 16. Henry Bryant and Miss
Josephine Philbrick
.SearsmOnt. Dec "a. Joseph l.. Bragg
Of China and Miss Addie P. Hutch'ns Of
Montiville, Dec. "a, Winfield S. Davis
and Miss Eva Preble
Swanvi1le. Dec 20, Charles H. Water
man Of Belfast and Miss Blanche wal
lace of Swanville.
Winterport, Dec. 90, Clarence Colley
and Miss Ida Smith
WASHINGTON
Jonesport. Dec. %, Bernard C. White
and Miss Gladys A. Donovan: Dec. 81.
Oscar A. Rogers and Miss Cora h Tow
| err
J0nesborO, Dec. 25, Ira L. Whitney
OF JoneSboro and Miss Effie E. Taylor OF
Cambridge. Mass; Dec. 25, Fred Wight
OF Medneld. Mass, and Miss Martha NJ
| Whitney Of JonesborO
harrington, Dec %. Daniel Riley and
Miss Sarah Tucker, both of Cherryfield:
Dec. "a, Irving Lawrence and Miss Effie
| Schoppy.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Gons Falls. N. H.. Dec. 90 Scott Ste
Wart or Augusta and Bertha Lurvey
Niagara Falls. N. Y. Dec II. Matthew
~ Clark of Skowhegan and Mrs Hem
rietta {. Schultz of Niagara Falls.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-06
GOSSIP OF THE ORANGES.

Charter Oak grange realized fully
$160 from it's recent fair and supper.
East Hebron Grange will celebrate
its anniversary January 9. at which
time all evidences of past indebted
ness WIN be burned.
Waldo County Pomona Grange will
meet with Honesty Grange, Morrill,
Jan. IL. The election and installation
of officers will take place at this meet
ing.
New Century Pomona plans to have
large meeting at West Peru January
10. The fifth degree will be conferred
in full form
The next meeting of the North Waldo
Pomona will be with the o. Gardner
Grange, at West Winterport. The fifth
degree will be conferred in full form
and the election of officers will take
place before dinner and the installa-
ton in the afternoon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-06
MARRIED..
AROOSTOOK.


Fort Fairfield. Dec. 16, Harry Bean
of Pressure Isle and Miss Jean Achorn
of Fort Fairfield.
Washburn. Dec. "a, Leroy Ballard and
HoHlton, Dec; q; Maurice II; Bither
CUMBERLAND.
Portland. Dec. "a. Lloyd Harrison of
sidney; Dec. "a. John L.. Mcneil and
Miss Annabelle Peterson: Dec. "a, Wal
ter Merrill Johnson and Miss Ethel May
Millman: both Of South Portland: Dec.
dell; Dec. "a. Edward H. Besse and An
ME Belle Skillings, both of Portland.
FRANKLIN.
Wilton. Dec. 26,. William ]. Erskine
Dec. %. Alfred L. Gill and Miss Flor
ence Columb, both of North Jay
Jay, Dec. "a. Clinton f. Condor of
Mapleton and Miss Myrtle f. Weber
Pennington. Dec. 25. Ernest W. Went
worth Of Farmington and Edna A. Mace
Of West FarmingtoGnno cp
Sedgwick. Dec. Is. Miss Edna M.
Pert of Sedgwick to Edwin A. Douglass
North Sullivan. Dec. II. Miss Minnie
II. Robertson Of North sullivan ' to VAL
lace ]. Springer of Franklin.
Sargentville, Dec. II, Mark Haskell
Gray of Little Deer Isle and Miss Alma
IkOUDlHS VI 0dTScHtFlnc
KENNEBEC
Augusta, Dec. 30. Frank c. Longfellow
and Nina X. Withee; Dec. "a, Lucy M.
Bubar and Fred L.Grover
!. Gardiner. Dec. "a, LaForest A. Phil
brick and Miss Margie May Taber; Dec.
"a, Frank E: Webster and Amelia MUIR
ray; Dec. "a. Alexander Hickey and
Lena l.. Roderick.
Litchfield Corner Dec. 26, Thomas E.
Moore and Amy Taylor.
Hallowall. Dec. 81, Raymond H. Cat.
chell and Christine p. Heller; Dec. "a
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village would simply be a branch.
1t has been thought wise to suggest
this change in order to bring about a
larger growth in the organization. AT
present it looks as though any increase
in numbers must come from the lower
part of the town. A meeting place at
tho Village would accommodate people
in Care Neddick. York Beach, York
Iarbor. York Village. Beech Ridge and
many other sections of the town.
The present location of the hall is SO
far away from the center of the popu-
lation that it is extremely difficult 70
get there. And many people are kept
from joining just from this very rea-
son.
There seems to be no sufficiently
good reason why this change should
not be made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-06
NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
WAYN e.

New Years Eve in Lincoln's hall.
Those present were the children ana
grandrhildrsn Of Wlliam and Maha ia
four sons and their wives and one
daughter and husband. with 10 grand
children. An excellent supper was SER
we'd followed by dance. Music was
furnished by members of the family.
Sargent Foss lost his horse last week.
Bert True of California is visiting his
parents
Eben Emons recently lost his horse.
Ruel Clark has moved into Mrs. Luz
cinda Erskine's house
Erwin Lincoln lost a horse last week.
The new mill Us shut down for a few
DAYS
People are busy putting in their ice
which is of the best quality.
Lendal Wing was in town Sunday,
Lendall Lincoln returned to his
Master owen Walker has returned to
his home. after a two-weeks visit with
his grandmother.
WINDSOR.
WEST-Mss Mae Aashford. who has
been the guest of Miss Edith Murray
and Mrs. William Stewart the past
week. returned to her home In Thorn
dixie saturday.
Walter Bowden of Jefferson was en-
tertained at VIM. Stewards New Years
day.
Rev. ]. Frank Jones' Mrs. Jones. Mas
ter Vaser and Mrs. Ruth Jones of Alma.
the formers mother. were visitors at
Lone Maple Farm. last Tuesday. They
also passed Thursday Mt the home or
c. +. Taylor.
4 Flora Pierce who has been enjoying
the holidays at home returned Monday
TO her school work in the Cony High
school at Augusta.
RIVERSIDE.
Mrs. Oscar Ward of China and Mrs.
Helen Wyman and little son OF FAR
Held wer visitors at Mrs. j. f. Far
W r. Harris of Dixmont is in the
station here learning telegraphy ana
falroading.
Mr.. and Mrs Stephen Burton passed
. New Years day with friends at wa
Mrs. J. T.. Farwell was calling on
friends at South China last THURSDAY.
Mi Miss Sara p. Matthews Of Brown )
u,,prner visited the Misses Hannah ana
hester Smell last week.
WEST GARDINER.
. Mrs Harry Spear and Mrs. Milton
spear went to Augusta Saturday.
Hon. John A. Spear and daughter;
bertha of Spears Corner and Mrs. ana
Mrs. John Scott passed Saturday eve
Street
DR.; II. F. Merrill was Sunday guest
Manchester.
a.W A. Harper and family passed Sun
udS at Willis Spear'S.
Hon. VIM p. Haskell and J. T. Collins
urday.
The dance at Grange hall Saturday
e'enhlng was well attended.
e. oenJamin Allen. who has been living
III !he VIM. French house since October,
"aS moved to Bowdoinham.
10 non +. l.. Snow made a business trip
Gardiner last week
MIS- Florence Morton visited her par
s, n.s Mr. and Mrs. Tebbetts, on North
Street. Sunday
SPEARS CORNER-Miss Annettee
~ mgr or was the guest of Gardiner friends
,t,Mshiss Ellen Howard who has been Wis
Somss relatives in Litchfield. returned
4. Mrs. R. G. Clark. who has been i'll
n me me past few weeks, is improving
raul Campion of Boston has been the
sessl OF his brother-in-low. I. L. Ware.
Mrs. F. w. Damon left Saturday for
Ion neVeral weeks visit to friends in Bos-
en me Longfellow school will give an
r'ainment at the school house on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-06
LINCOLN.
DRESDEN,

Miss Kittie PhlbrOok and Mr.. Hall of
South Gardiner were the guests of Miss
one day last week.
The series of dances which are being
held at the Grange hall every Saturday
evening seem to be we'll attended. May
cr's Orchestra furnishes the music.
Coasting parties are proving popular
sport with the young people here at the
Center A goodSiZed party was out last
Friday evening and judging from the
merry laughter that was heard from the
youthful participants it seemed as if all
j. II. Mayors and his crew of men have
been cutting ice for home use:
Clayton Mayors left town MONDAY for
Frankfort. where he has employment
Mrs Cora Garan is at Abner Law
rence's home in Dresden Mills, caring for
Mrs. Lawrence.
Bridge Academy opens it winter term
this week, after vacation of fort
night.
DRESDEN NIrI.S-Nls. LII. Weeks
and grandson. Edgar White, passed New
Years day with relatives in Randolph.
The Senior class of Bridge .. Aca ,EsnIn
was a good attendance the affair was
success both socially and tirarcitlly
Norris Lord. principal Of bridsn AeaG-
rived Saturday night.
Miss nns,nore will board with Mrs.
Katie Weeks this term. -
w +. Cate n ade a business trip TO
Wiscasset Saturday
News was received Sunday night Of
the death of Mrs I.'die Drev-. 81" had
reen in the Maine General hospital TO-
the mast few months. Her many frlends
in this place regret to learn of her death.
one sister resides in this place, Mrs. AVIS
Bckford.
WALDoBoRo.
NORTH-W. A. Deerng of Winslow's
Mills was in this place Thursday.
Mrs. Fred oliver was in Rocklahd
Tuesday.
Josiah Mank had a log hauling bee
Wednesday.
Miss NJ Ruby Walter returned to
Pucksport Monday to resume her stu
dies ., c.,,o
forth of Union wer in this place Mon
day.
isaac Overlook and Mrs Fred Fland-
ers went to East Jefferson Tuesday to
visit his daughter, Mrs. Mary Kennedy.
Charles Deering of Winslow's Mills
was in this place on a short call Mon
Mr.. and Mrs Elmus Shuman and
daughter Dorothy. drove to Warren
Tuesday and passed the day with. his
cousin, Mrs. Judson Benner.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jameson of Union
called on friends here one day last week
Mrs Addie BenBer and little daugh.
ter Crawl, wer guests Thursday or
Mrs Lizzie Shuman.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Hall of South
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TO Enlarge Grange.

Saturday night, December the regu-
lar Grange meeting was held at the
Grage hall in Brixham. After an en-
tertainment consisting of songs. re-
citals and papers, a general discussion
was raised as to the advisahility of
holding part of the meetings at York
Village.
The plan proposed is to have two
halls, one at BriXham and the other at
York Village. The Grange hall at
Brxham would still be the head and
home of the order while the hall at the
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PALERMO.
Card Of Thanks

To the Patrons of Route 2. Palermo.
Me
wish to express my sincere thanks
TO the patrons who so generously re-
membered me with New Years gift
Although l have been transferred to
Route ]. l highly appreciate your
Kindness as it shows ! have not been
forgotten.
Wishing you happy and prosperous
year. / am.
DON w. WORRYING,
Carrier /, Palermo.