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FARMiNaToN.

Miss Inez Boice, who has been visit
ing relatives in Waterloo and Nashua
Tor the past five weeks, returned home
Mrs. Willard Mccoy Of Indianola arr
rived Wednesday for a; visit with her
parents, George C. Junkin and wife:
Miss Essie Ponte Of st. Louis IL the
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. @,
/ Ponte.
Rev. J. w. Carson returned Friday
from Keokuk, where he visited hti
daughter, Viola, who 10 a patient In
st. Joseph's hospital.
Mrs.. e. E. Gray and children Of Udell
are visiting Mrs Gray's parents, p. M.
Cahill and wife.
Mrs. c. r. Franks and children have
returned from visit with relatives
in Burlington, Kan.
Mrs. j. NJ Lapsley returned FRIDAY
from visit with relatives In Kahoka.
Everything IL In readiness for the
seventh chautauquA assembly at An
derson park. More tents have been or
dered than on any year previous. While
the advance sale of sc ason tickets was
not so large as last year. still the re-
suit was very gratifying considering
the poor prospect for crops. etc.
Merritt Barton and wife Of Fairfield,
are guests at the home Of H. r. Barton
and family.
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HIGHLAND ROUTE NO. ;.

Peter Summons. with his son.
Grant, Of Cromwell, Ia, returned Ia
their home Friday after spending q
few days with his son, Luther, and
other relatives.
Lawrence McKeweL and family Of
Carrollton, Mo-, lief. for their home
Thursday, after three weeks visit
with friends here.
Mrs. Nellie Brown. with her children,
Of Washington, Ia, are visiting with
~. F. Funk and family
J. W. Russell. with his son, william.
and wife left Thursday for Oklahoma
to spend several weeks with his son,
Jason, and daughter. Mrs. Sophia
Davis.
Florence Cobler spent Sunday with
her friend. Opal Funk
Ruth Brown OF Chicago will arrive
Tuesday for q visit with her aunt. Mrs.
Hattie Funk.
Miss Angeline Berry OF Blakesburg
returned home Monday after pleas
ant time spent with her friends, Misses
Edna and Lizzie Robertson.
Harry Miller Of Eddyville transact
ed insurance business In this commun-
fly last week.
Mrs. Nora Mullinix spent Friday and
Saturday with her mother. who has
been sick at her home in Fremont for
several days.
Mrs. Sarah .Schaub OF Bloomington,
ILL.,, has returned to her home, after q
three weeks visit with her son.
Charles, and family.
Howard Harkins and family spent
Sunday with relatives in Hedrick
Opal Funk spent last week attend
ing the chautauqua IN Hedrick.
Mrs. Ben Stout and son OF Pierre. 8.
ID, are visiting at the George Koontx
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Martin OF Hay
worth, Ill, have returned to their
home after pleasant visit with their
son, C. w. Martin, and family.
i Ed Darner is tralsacting business
n Chicago this week.
Mrs. Arganbright with Ed and May
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KEosAUouA.

Miss Dell Norris returned home
Wednesday from a several days visi'
with friends ut Keokuk.
MI. and Mrs. Grant Knox and son
Ernest, Of Manford. Okla, and brother
Clark Knox, Of Belle PLANE, Kan, ar
rived in Keosauqua Friday for an ex,
tended visit with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wesley Knox.
Mrs. Jerry Haley of Otun1wa Is Wis
iting in the city with Mr. and Mrs
William Cochrell.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Samuel Brownlee and
son, Paul, departed Tuesday for ST
Paul. Mirn., to visit their daughter
Mrs. Charles Ross. and family.
Mrs. C. w. Sheppard and daughter
Ollie, arc visiting relatives In Ottum-
wa
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morrison and
on have returned to their home near
|Keosauqua, from q two weeks visit
with relatives In South Dakota.
Mrs: p. e. Walker visited in Keokuk
over Sunday with her husband, who is
n tho st. Joseph's' hospital.
Miss Beattie Stidger Of Des Moines
Is in the city visiting her niece, Mrs
Ben Strong. and family.
Miss Ethelyn LeClaire OF Brookfield
Mo-. arrived here Thursday for visit
with her friend, Mrs. J. Henry Strtck-
ling, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. u. Haney and two
children Of Cleveland, O., are visiting
at the home Of Mrs. Haney's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hanna, OF near
|KeosauQua. ;,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Moll Of Keokuk
spent several days In Keosauqua with
the formers sister. Mrs. Mary German.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Murphey have
been visiting friends In Keokuk tha
past week
Misses Mary Day and Vera McCul-
Tough left for Moravia for visit with
u. Ray Day and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Anderson are
he parents Of girl baby, born Wed
esday, August 3. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Vance OF TINS
place and Mrs. Frank Rowley and
daughter, Henrietta, Of Des MONIES
have returned from weeks WISH
with relatives at Bonaparte.
w. Bennett went to Ottumwa FRIDAY
or a visit with his daughter.
Everett Barnett and nephew, Har-
ley Barnett. departed Thursday even
ng FOR Omaha; Neb., where they nave
employment on ranch.
Miss Ruby Morris left SATURDAY ior
Ottumwa, for q visit with her brotn-
er. Glen Morris, and family.
Miss Mable Lining of Roscoe. 9.
arrived in Keosauqua the first OF the
week. and will visit old friends here
and her sister, Mrs. Mamie McCracK-
n, OF Bentonsport.
r 81 i . F.
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FREE COURSE At
|. NORTH IOWA FAIR
AMEs EXTENSION MEN WILL
HAVE CHARGE OF WORK AND
PRACTICAL COURSE GIVEN.

Mason City, Aug, IA feature
which promises to arouse more in
terest than any for a long time has
been planned by the management OF
the north Iowa fair Tor the coming
session when a short course for the
young men OF, this section will be held
free of all charge. This will be in
charge of men from The extension de-
partment Of the state agricultural col.
lece at Ames.
With the announcement of this adj
dition to the fair attraction hundreds
of pupils from the youth of this section
are expected to enroll. The course is
to be practical one, according to
Chas. H. Barber, secretary Of the asso-
citation, Prof. r. X. Bliss, head of the
Anes extension department will be in
charge, assisted by Professors God.
frey, Patterson and CIR. Bliss. The
course will be held In the dairy tent.
Instructions in rope work, stock and
grain Judging, stock Judging, stock
feeding and in fact every department
covered by short course will be
given.
To the students in this course The
fair management has announced that
free admission, not only to the course,
but to the fair grounds will be given.
The plan is meeting with enthusiasts
tic support from school heads III the
city and county. Supt, Hugh Gilmore
OF the Mason City schools. has an
5noMnced that to those pho will att. !
the course, excuse for schJo: work
at that Tine will be given. Recognize
Ing the value Of the training thus at
forle.i nLmhc,. vic have bet. he.:o
from also sn:;?or; .nG l'an.
This new innovail n promises 10 be
one OF the E:nst Il rable fea,Mres Il
the great north Iowa foir.
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,LIBERTYvlLLE.

An automobile party composed OF
John, Frank and Charles Gender and
Henry Baker of Bloomington, ILL.,, scous-
ins and nephew of William Price.
We're guests at the John Price home
"wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joan Cupp Of near
Bloomfield were over Sunday visitors
John Coleman.
Miss Mabel Yates Of Burlington Is
ia guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Sarah Swarts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Armstrong are
visiting the formers parents In Camp
bell, MINI.
George Balding and sister, Mrs.
Day of Mount Pleasant, and Mrs. Lee
Rouland Of st. Louis are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. ]. w. Simmer.
Mrs. Anna Warner Of Boulder, Col,
is here visiting with James Cowan.
Miss Lelah Miller of Kansas City is
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. v. Hurst Of Abba
were over Sunday visitors at the Frank
Hurst home. /.
last week in Linby.
i Mr.. ana Mrs. Marian Davis and chill
dren are here from Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. z. Robinson and
children Of Table Grove, ILL.,. were Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Foster.
Walter X. Bawkes, Jh., OF Los An
geles and John Bawkes OF Minneapolis.
MIMI, after visiting at the j. 0. Boyd
home, left for Los Angeles last Satur-
day. Mr.. Boyd accompanied them, ana
after a few weeks he will return for
his family, who are intending to spend
the winter there.
Mrs. Chain Sasseen Of Ames, Okla.
is visiting at the Hawkins home.
nEIoward Terrell Of Mount Pleasant
was an over Sunday guest Of his pa
rents.
Mrs. Laura Wagner and Mrs. Ada
Allen have leased the Carter house
and will continue first class hotel.
Mrs Roy May Of Kansas City is a
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Fordyce.
w. Howard returned home Tuesday
from Columbus Junction.
Mrs A. w. Hubbard left Friday for
Burlington, called there by the serious
illness of her mother and the death
Of q sister In law.
Word was received Of the illness Of
Clarence Linder at Burlington, with
typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Fennell and chill
dren are visiting relatives in Burling-
ton and Mount Pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Fordyce en-
tertained the Birthday club Tuesday
evening at their home, west OF Liberty
vile. All report fine time.
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Arganbrisht and Mis-. c. w. Martin
heard Col Bryan speak at the Ottum-
wa chautauqua, Thursday night.
Gladys Martin spent several days
with her friend, Lena Shuttlefield. at
tending the chAutau,,ua In Ottumwa.
Miss Dora Cobler Is on the sick list.
Sarah, Gladys and Gerald Martin
spent Sunday with their uncle, Clyde
Nelson, near MartinsburS
Mrs. Fred Shastxer of South Moore
street, Ottumwa, returned home Satnr-
day, after spending several days visit
Ing with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alev Lynch.
Miss Kate w. Woods will teach the
Prairie District No. school next year.
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LEGAL NOTICE
Original heties.

In the district Court of Wapello Coun-
~, Iowa, August term. 1911.
Albert M. Florida and John E. Florida,
Plaintiffs.
VS..
Ida A. Johnson. the heirs, executors
and assigns OF DR.. William A. True
blood, deceased. and Julia Wagner
Defendants.
TO Ida A, johnson, Julia Wagner,
and the heirs, executors and assigns
known and unknown, Of DR.. William
A. Trueblood, deceased. You and eacn
Of YOU are hereby notified that there g
now on file in the office OF the Clerk
of the District Court Of the State OF
Iowa in and for Wapello County, the
petition OF the plaintiffs asking and
praying that the written instrument
appearing to have been dated on or
about the 18th day of March, 1909 and
to have been executed as the last will
and testament of Martin Florida, de-
ceased, late OF Wapello County, Iowa,
which instrument was probated II
said court on or about the 18th day OF
May. 1909, be set aside and that the
probate Of the same be set aside upon
tie grounds that the said Martin Flor
ida at the time Of the execution u
said instrument was of unsound mind,
did not have sufficient mental capacity
~ execute valid will, and also that
<fl1e said instrument was procured by
undue influence exercised by certain
legatees named therein over and upon
the said Martin Florida.
And that unless you appear thereto
and defend before noon Of the second
day Of the next term being the August
term of said Court. which will COM
n7ence at Ottumwa. Iowa. on the 21st
day OF August, A. D., 1911, default will
be entered against sou and judgment
rendered thereon.
Dated July Fl, 1911.
Roberts & Weber, Attorneys for
plaintiffs.
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CHARLTON.

Mrs. w. w. Whitfield and daughter.
Marion, departed last night for an ex-
tended visit with relatives in Beaver
Falls, Pa.
The Misses Katherine and Anna
Laura Copeland are spending few
days at Milo with tho McNeer family.
Miss Florida Hardlnan Of Creston
uncle, John Conner and family.
Mrs. Will Chittick OF Denver, Col,
who had been spending week with
her cousin, Mrs. VIII Baxter, returned
home yesterday.
Miss Jennie Courtel, who is en-
ployed in Atlantic as stenographer,
is visiting in this city with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Courier and
other relatives and friends.
A. W. Mitchell OF near Derby LETT
yesterday for visit in Bowman, N. D.,
with his son and daughter.
Mrs. Clarence Stafford OF Des
Moines came yesterday for a visit in
Pleasant township with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Bingaman.
Mrs. Fl. e. Johnson and children OF
Wausa, Neb.. who had been making
an extended visit here with relatives
and old friends returned home yester-
day. They formerly resided at this
J. G. sincoe returned yesterday from
q visit with relatives In Lamont, Mt.
Ayr and Kellerton.
Mrs. Verne Spiker and son, Gerald
Of Ottumwa. returned home last even
ing after a few weeks visit with reia-
tives and friends here, where they
formerly resided.
The Misses Alice Hammer and Han
nah Carlson OF Red Oak returned home
yesterday after a weeks visit with
friends here, where the former formerly
resided.
Lynn Allen OF Shenandoah visited in
this city last evening with the form
er's mother in-law. Mrs. Margaret
Powell, while on their way to Pennsyl-
vania.
MI. ana Mrs. ]. B. McBeth OF Craw-
ford, Neb., former residents Of this
county, have moved Lack to this place.
Mrs. Lucille Sargent OF Des Moines
has returned home after visit with
her mother, Mrs. ]. y. Hardin.
Mrs. B. r. Clayton OF Indianola Is
visiting ir this city with her daughter
Mrs. III. b: Stewart
Helen and Doris Olmsted of Creston
are visiting in Lincoln township with
their aunt, Mrs. Ira Gillham
Mrs. Sherman Miller and Mrs. Willis
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Ottum ma Rug Wks.
Cor. Main s. Benton Sfs.
BOTH PHONES

f,s3 =.
Ia, visited in Cantril the past week.
Mrs. Mary Fritz OF Scranton, Pa.
is visiting, her sister Mrs. G. l. Norris.
Born to Arthur Drummond md wife
a boy.
Mrs. James Matherson and children
of st. Louis are visiting in and near
town.
Lawson Loeb, Ben Cassidy and Frank
Cassidy were in Chicago the Arst OF
the week
Roy stone moved his barber shop 70
Mrs. Holders building.
Mrs. u. s. Smith Of Des Moines II
visiting Cantril relatives.
A. Knox and wife were Keosauqua
visitors Sunday.
B. J. Warner. Clay McManis, War
rem Powell and Joshua Work mado
a trip to Nebraska this week and re-
turned over the Waubousie trail.
Cecil Wells the little ave year old
son Of H. G. Wells fell from . car.
riage Sunday breaking his left arm at
the elbow.
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r. c. PRUNTY
e SON
FARsoN PHONE.
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
SPECIALIST.
.Dr.D.E..G Graham,
SUCCESSOR TO Or. D. n. LEWIS.
Hours 8 to IL q. M: to 6 p. m.
ennis ONCE Bldg. Ottumwa. Iowa.

OF Mt. Union were visitors at the home
|of VIM. Hemming Saturday and Sun
day
Mrs. Harley Holmes and little son
left yesterday morning for Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wilson are the
parents Of ten pound boy born Mon
day July 81.
Mrs. Emma Alton of Birmingham
came down Saturday to spend few
days with her mother
A lawn social will be held at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs Jerry Moxby
next Saturday evening.
Mrs. Smith and baby who have been
visiting Rev and Mrs. Tibbets the
past week left yesterday for her home
In Ottumwa.
The Ladies Aid society will meet
next Thursday afternoon with Mrs. J.
w. Blackboard.
B.-R. Boley is in Stockport this week
in the store Of G. G. Boley who passed
away last week.
Mrs. Rose Carter was called to
Nebraska yesterday morning by q
message stating her brother was moi
expected to live. T.
r. e. watts and j. Il. Benn Were In
Ottumwa and Burlington the first OF
the week. Mr.. Watts traded for new
automobile while in Burlington
DR.. L. W. Allen of Mt. Pleasant
visited his mother, Mrs. Sarah Allen
yesterday.
Will Thornton and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Thornton left yesterday
morning for weeks stay in Bowling
Green.
Mrs. w. P. Blackford Of Oskaloosa
came down last night for short
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ketcham left
Tuesday for trip to Canada.
A number from here attended
Buffalo Bills show at Burlington yes
|terday.
G. F. Hoaglin and wife went to
Bonaparte last night.
Mrs. Clark who is taking treatment
at Stockport spent Monday in town.
Willie and C. F. Hoaglin are visiting
In Burlington this week.
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CANT IL.

Charley and Bessie Vale were in
Keokuk Monday.
B. X. Shores is the new agent at
K. C. depot. He will move his family
from Deep River to Cantril next week
H. C. Wells and mother are visiting
at Alberta, Canada.
Bert Fritz and family have returned
to their home in Two Buttes, Colo.
Grandma Starlight has returned
from her brothers home in Kansas.
Clark Knox OF Belle Plain, Kan.
and Grant Knox OF Manford, Okla.
visited their brother A. Knox Thurs
day.
Mrs. Glenn Kerr and son Of Dolivel
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Aten entertained Number Of ladies'
today at luncheon.
Mrs. G.. M. Rash Of Derby has re-
turned home after 4 few days visit
with Mrs. w. F. Burgess.
Mrs John Mauk OF Whitebreash
township has returned from Rochester,
Mimi. where she recently underwent
an operation for the removal Of a
goitre.
Mrs. Jas. Hamilton and little son,
Frank, have returned from three
weeks visit In Lenox with Mrs. Myrtle
Paymal.
Rev. and Mrs. A. F. Dorrell and Miss
Hilma Swanson returned yesterday
from WOODBURY. where they attended
a Christian union convention.
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GETS GREAT YIELD.

iowa City, Aug, 11.-According to
William Felkner, the Downey grain
man, Ben Herr Of West Liberty holds
the record for returns from seven
acres OF land. Mr.. Herr has secured
$275 worth OF timothy seed alone from
this little patch of ground this year.
and in addition, has $40 worth Of
nay from 1t, totalling 3415 IN NJ
George Reiland OF Lone Tres c-lnes
next with one load Of seed bringing
$508.72.
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leave the boys in the care Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Duke.
Mrs. George Trigg and son, Lorraine,
visited friends In Fairfield Sunday.
Ernest Fulton, wife and children
came over from Wellman, Saturday
and remained over Sunday with rela-
tiyes and friends.
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Miller Chapel.

Miller chapel will have It's usual
Sabbath afternoon services. 7. B.
Mahoney will be the speaker. A good
attendance greeted Eugene Palmer
last Sabbath and an interesting and
helpful service was held. Mr.. Mahoney
is an excellent speaker. Let every.
one be present and receive his mes.
sage.
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OAK Ridge No. Z.

An unusually good service was held
last Sabbath and all the friends and
workers were much encouraged. The
message was brought by Lewis Law
son. Something good awaits every
one who attends Sunday Aug. 13 for
the speaker will be Ernest Manns.
Encourage him by your presence
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HILLsBoRo.

Miss Inez Tyner who spent part
OF last week visiting friends here left
Saturday morning for her homesin Mt.
Pleasant.
John Hawkins and two daughters
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CjlNIand ChaneI,

CIiffland Chapel.
We were glad to note good attend
ance last Sunday; II was better than
ever. Bring your friends and spend
one hour probably. @. H. Buck, sup
erintendent.
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Alpine MIs6lon.

Alpine MIsSiot.
Sunday school Sunday at 1920 a. m
Almost every family IN the neghbor
hood is represented. Visitors are
always welcome. Mrs John Sedore
superintendent, Mrs. Anderson, A.
sistant superintendent., 81
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Webster Street Mission.
All young folks are invited to at
tend the services at the Webster
Street Mission. Parents are asked to
sent their children. \
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No Doubt About Ii.

Teacher Ito new pupil) why did Hannibal
cross the Alps, my little MANI" . III
MY Little Man-"For the same reason as the EN-
crossed TIL road Yer don't catch me with no puz-
zes.' @
Logic.-"You want more money? Why, my boy1
worked three years for $11 month right in this
establishment and now I'm owner Of it.
man who treats his help that way can hang onto his
business
You can sell that lot by Want Ad in the Courier
-One-half cent a word
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WANTEp-MENs TO PREPARE FOR
automobile business by a practical
and Thorough training In our shops
Write National Auto Training Assn,
Omaha. Nebr.
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wANTED-COAL MINES TO LEASE
G. E. Warner, Agency, Iowa.
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WANTED--POSITIS, AS FOREMAN
on farm. Can furnish one or two
hands II necessary. Can give the
very best references. Address Asa
care Courier.
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Lost

ESTRAYED-FROM MY PASTURE
8 miles south Of town, one Holstein
heifer, 2 years old. Phone Chilcot
Mendenhall switch.
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FOR S ALE.

FOR SALE-TRESH COW, BULL
calf going 2 years. White oak fence
posts. Peter OConnell r r I.
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WANTED-To SELL TWELVE 10
gallon creamery shipping cans. also
Carey SAFE large size. G. A. Steph-
enson. 121 w. Second ST., Ottumwa
la.
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Wanted

WANTED EXPERIENCED SALES
ladies to work in Ottumwa dry goods
store. Address. ALA, care Courier.
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For Sale

FOR sAs.E-PUpE B1ED ANGUS
bulls En- r. Oehler. Moravia, n
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-04-28
NORTli :$CITUATE

Rev Harry r. Jones preached at North
Attleboro, Wednesday.
Mrs. Alice Porter of Providence, has
returned to her Sciluate residence for the
summer.
Mrs. Rollin A. Harris has been spend
ing the week with relatives in Providence,
Rhode Island.
Rev Harry r Jones will preach at the
River Point Advent Church, Saturday
night of this week.
Mrs. Albert Z Kenyon of Dover, n. II
formerly Miss Z. Maud West, is on visit
to her mother, Mrs. w. A. Randall.
Covenant Lodge, No. 40, l o. .. +
will attend the service at the Free Baptist
Church next Sunday morning i'll body.
Rev. w J. Reynolds of Auburn, who
supplied tue pulpit of the Baptist Church
here for some time, is now preaching at
Chepachet.
Rev. ]. I. Meehan will speak on Sunday
afternoon, at the Advent Church, on
Watchman. what of the Night. In the
evening, his subject will be "The Sword
and the Trowel.
Pentecostal Church of the Nazarene'
on Sunday. Class meeting GAS a m.Preach-
ing Io.45 a. m. Sunday school I2.I5
p. M, Song and Praise service, 7 90 p. III e.
A cordial welcome to all.
At recent meeting of the Free Baptist
Society, it was voted to build a parsonage
on the lot recently given to the Society by
Mrs. Mary Z. Cobb. 1t is understood
that an eight room cottage will be erected.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the North
Scituate Free Baptist Church, will serve a
Nav breakfast, dinner and supper in the
church vestry, Monday, May Ist. Break
fast from six TO eight o'clock, dinner from
twelve to two, supper from six to eight,
with an entertainment in the evening.
On. Tuesday evening about 20 boys
gathered at the home of Rev. +. J. Dark
to talk about the Boy Scouts The boys
seem very enthusiastic about the movement
and very pleasant evening was enjoyed.
After the laws and some regulations were
explained, all took application blanks and
an organization meeting is set for Tuesday
evening, May 9th, at which time it is ex-
pected to have scout leader from Provi-
dence, to speak and form the organition.