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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
Count Your Blessings

When the kesn-edged autumn
breeses come with Mint Of SHOWS and
freezes, when the Landscape In the
morning wears n cpat OF frost and
kime. then we mortnls. how we shiv-
er. How Our very inwarda quivsF.
how We long. witt signs rearetfuL
FOR the good old g4Immg- time. Yet
three moons have ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS By
~ since we needed preoept pious 10.
make smooth the rocky pathway fey
our worn and weary feet. We were
painting and perspiFing. We were han.
gushing ana firing. we were gum
bling AZ the weather man and swear
ing at the heat. On. the autumn tints
the wildwood with the fairy scenes Of
Childhood. and the glory OF the HILL
tops ought TO rest our weary boneas
but the crisp and frosty twlligbe casts
a gloom across our slyll9ht, and We
nh the glowing atmosphere with
agonlSlng groana. Thus we FOUNDER
through the seasons, always giving
Hundry reasons, why all things are
brighter, better. than the biesaingA by
our side; We so hoping. longing. fenF-
Ing, toward the hnd 10 which we'fs
|nteering. We are blest beyond desorsp-
tlon---but we're never satisfied.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16

6sai more fhen 81 = et,k Tn N
|ffus - Any event bht especially 81
ne = IA Grained. o. nnifained. N 90
mcssic ootnonsy. And - RHO nhe'
N AZ once Dasrsinsd ana upintsreait
lea. ne sgph who y perfectly trained
in honpsRoie soopomy. capable
TRANSFORMER u raw materials into an
ianei pro6ucts. and ~ much interest
"a "a avoiding wpsis a. any good
houpekeeper would be IL about 81
rare a. she wild pigeon. The cook OF
ordinary attAinments who ~ paid 80
u week costs, in board, icdgine. fur
nltpru. fusi aud light ascst Sc a
week. nnd IL often uneccnotnicai
enouah 70 create wsste which rnisss
inst total considerably I'm any house,
mold, even the smallest TO arrive ~
flts anestiah OF the relative inport-
Ance o. domestic work--for a fifnrfiad
wornan---as compared 10 a aalhgiea
position, 81 n necessary 10 hgnre npch'
HnN hucb AHc kfl w Hef"~eS - W.
est and intelligence would b. worth
In dollars and cent? ~ she applied
her labor 10 her own establishment
and how much she can earn in sal
AIRED position. a little figuring viii
draw the fgurer to the conclusion
that intelligence plus Industry applied
In the HON. will get better returns
than u ordinarily does when applied
In a salaried position. provided the
home II one run upon such a scale
that 81 week for a cook would be
considered reasonable outlay. OF
course the question % which kind OF
work IN the more agreeable IL an
o.her question. The peHspnai equs-
tion involved makes. II one to which
no general answer can safely be
given.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16

Carrizozo. y. NJ, Dec. 1.-THE COM
mittee on the experimental farm pro-
jcct for CarrlzOzo got busy during
the week ana worked out plans for
the ten-acre tract at Carrlzozo do
mated by A. c. WIngnsld and
surveyed during the week by w.
w stsdtman, with 800 feet Of the
land lying along the right-of-way OF
the FL Paso a. southwestern railroad,
which will give persons passing
through the country the advantage
of seeing the results OF scientific cul-
ture OF the soils here.
;. The committee M officially Orgnn-
lied In Frank w, Quincy, chairman;
Charles a. stevens. treasurer, and j.
%. Wilson. secretary. This commit-
tee. which has been gwen full au.
thority as 10 the project, asked for
bids on the drilling of we'll and for
posts for fencing during the week
The well proposition was taken UP nj
meeting Wednesday md r. &C.
Phillips In to start to drill well on
the land In the course Of few
weeks.
The stat, College OF Agriculture
has been askeS and will furnish In
formation by experts as to corn plant
Ing, arrangement OF crops, rotation,
etc. and Prof. J. ID. Tinsley OF the
Santa Re will also cooperate In the
advice as TO the beat methods and
crops to be ueed. The III Paso a
southwestern railroad has assured the
committee OF their hearty oo.operR-
ton also and will aoon give a def-
mite statement Rs 10 the extent Oi
their financial support to the expert
mental farm propohItlon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16

ANDY will die pegs
not = cent ~ but a msasiy tss,1
oeo, ooo fsns
lf ~ AiftI N ~ ||.||.e
NO crlIc Il live animals ~
any cert on IA ~ parcels pn1N
Ths Inc sfaS Swn sonewhsfs.
-now MS ~ linen shower tns
~it wss o6ii 4 llsbt sprinkle"
rllaT ~ sest that All aeho1.
ssssl 3 - 4 turkey.
coNon 81 ot political esl.t
tustdas enc ineks. and Il pse'
isssto bs cfoe' Ard pnappy.
THE Dnz IS IN the s0utt sfs
convinced fhat & Ahey can get bach
those f6afth soaioflces tYisp can
reduce the 60 liyipG
WATCHING the dime ny win be-
come a populaf paaiime when aii the
girls wear swiab watches on their slip
Ders.
60
SECRETARY WILSON. who IL go
ting back 20 his farm In Iowa, VII
have a chance 20 apply lot Of that
advice he has ber- handing out f2r
10 years,
~
Decenkbar 81 IN History.
December ~, 1sa4. Henry VII
pays q dollar d9Wn on dinins-rooF
rug.
December 10, 1850. queen Eliza
beth orders a bon % Christmas ciRari
for Sir Walter Rainigh.
-
Reaertlona q y BRCteiog.
(From the view York Press.)
A woman cOui6 forgive a burglar ~
the house 81 he stopped to admire thu
baby. cF
About q million times In her iifa 4
woman discovers her mar In trying =,
curl naturally.
IA makes a girl swfu' nervous u
have women begin 10 ,s'< ABOUT mel
of good reputation
A woman car Judge there's a BIZ
scandal among nonIe OF the neighbor
by the way they keep everybody IRON
hndinK II out.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16

\ (Ifoml Ju0H4s
corneiia's henft = WARN nnt tfiaa.
But slotbtHlt1s her Ipsne:
II never seesua inclinod.
20 only calendars she sep1e
To al her relatives end friend1.
she chooses for the arown.up nilnda
DfuYnai Dabn Of TRUTH
And pictured kits. she Always AndA
Are suitable for yooah. ~ -. ~
She once bentOwed--oh, fancy tnntis.s
-Four, Jus, alike, in one small Gar
A. last, though, retFibutlon fell
And thumped Cofneiia'a head.
(The Christmas spirit" With 2 yell.
Picked up lts skirts and nst.l
by chance--hef many frienda aver
They al sent calendars 20 herr
Anna hNthewson.
Clrrfrarnaa EhopsIeaR.
what's thu Use Of waiting7
There IL naughts yOn say,
In psocrastinating.
Therefore, why delay7
What's the use Of shifting
Burdens In that wRy7
n IL not uplifting,
htFtIhFts WY usihg
whats the use OF dropping
Duties for a day?
You must do your shopping.
Therefore, why delay
Exchange.
O.
THE CHRISTMAS trees are expect
ed Ia bear well thiS year.
o.
IT Is ABOUT time they made old
Gin'rul Slckles behave hisself.
THE BEET BOOK for Christmas II
"A check book. 80
O.
PITY THEY couldn't have made the
par. ELL post effective December I.
L.
KIRT PERKY IN the new senator
from Idaho. He viii have a hard
time living down that name.
d
HELEN GOULD, like any other NO.
man. has the iralIenabie privilege OF
changing her mind.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16

- mbsshdo Bfyce. -"bjots, nm
come to the rescue Of the Constitu-
tiOn. and declares the much con
temned ana mnligned old document
In fun OF marvellous wisdom" and
that ita trainers were the greatest
group Of men ever assembled at amy
time In any country. Mr.. Bryce says
we ought TO go away from home TO
appreciate IL.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16

The prize baby show 10 recon-
mended by Governor Ammons 90 cot
orado az means OF combating race
suicide. PerusaI Of the daily news
leads to the conclusion that Albuquer'
que ls the only place where race sui
eide doesn't prevail
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16

woman,S suffrage will have itS
chance in the government reform
bill. says Sir Edward Grey. II they
smash wlndows ana burn theateFs
nov. what win they DO when they
ges the baiIotg
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16

A Lansing. Mich. widow confesses
30 having killed Il boarder. without
perusIna the rest Of the dispatch we
ny at once to the conclusion that she
talked him to death or fed him the
deadly prune,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16

Arbitration In a great stunt We
would arbtrate the canal dispute only
Wa know II would be decided against
us. There are exceptions to all rules
The exception 90 the arbitration rule
IL when you know you'll get the worst
of IL.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16

II should thinl YOU would object TO
your husband going away on those
long ilahinG trips alone"
81 would. only he IL always 70
meekly disposed 10 put up with ai-
most anything for a while aftor ne
gets back from one Of them. Chs
c0gO Record Herald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16

what sort offs chap d womhat %
camp withr'
HES one Of these felloWa Hho AZ.
ways takes down q rnanaoiln Shout
|ehe time us up 10 eoMHone 20 ~.
'bnst with the fggina Hen, l4ia.
lnrN sfoal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16

Judna-slf remember rightly you
came before me last week.
The Prisoner-if I rsmems,ss risht.
brought me.--New Fork ulobe. 7
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
IN OTHER sAN0TUMs
Wen, He win Rest Awhile.
tPhiladeIphla. prean.a

Those who vain'y imagine that tAe
q. o. r., II dead have not. spparsat-
ly recalled the fact that the elsphnnt
In an exceptionally long-llved animal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16

% teachers of domestic sclente and
0iAe Of women engaged IN farming. the
latter IN connection with q Ronsrcl
congress Of RKrlculturailsts.
There 10 an "orlental Inatltnts" for
languages at Naples, italy. with an
attendance Of te0. sevsnty-eight stu
dents are taking Arabic. 10 Turkish.
sc Persiau. 90 Amharie (the court
language OF AbybslBIa), Sc Chinese,
90 moder4a Greek, 81 Albanian and
SOC Japaness. Some of the students
pursue two or more OF these IAN
wuages concurrently
ancient farm houses have been
gathered from an parts Of Denmark
and plaen0 In the grounds OF the
EamOks uauiah national nuooum ~
Lyngby, with q view 10 educating thu
people ID their national history. There
Are galleries filled with Old flfaitnfe.
ANTIQUE coaches. hearaea that helqpf-
% 90 different guilds, witt their fus
neral trappinsH, and othef fniefeeiiua
relics OF the past.
boys appear 10 be sIIghlIy heaitbsaF
Than Giri8 IN Japan bu2 tae slFiH
have better eyeaight. According e
oaloial rpp4Fib covering mealeai lits
HpectiOR % neprly R,O0e.eeD chlIoeef
a. the pubtln alemenlars hcf{beIt A711
per cent q the boys haa Ntrnns rqns
Intllutlena. tJ.4 per cent lutAIalf e.le
80 per conl weak; OF ff8 tIg,A ~
pei cant he'd nlrons eonalii4I lo0k bl,4
p1R ce lnealusn, and a. mr. Sfnl
~ spihal e0lumni al ~ ~. q
ne hotE had . perfect sblNll tplql7a
fNf te per cent defertIt& while
ceAt % Tire girls yef4 If4pl g
ans respect and Sc plH caaI 6pfon
|tt IN eyeNRht. o. M
ee.s per csnt % l|o Ha
peffhal, a. comparen
psnt Of the eixln
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
The Way Of tIls Wind.
lPhllndelphIa Record.l

It's an ~ wind. that blows no one
any good. The dry weather has driv-
ON q raiHeOat concern into the hands
OF a receiver :.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16

The kesAest punishmsnt that could
be indicted upon schuAnk would be
to forget him; " M
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16

NPhlladelphla Public Ledger.)
The steel car has Justified the ex.
pectation OF its designers. II pre-
vented holocaust and aveFted a mas
sacre.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
In tIle Ola RuL


The world isn't growing much
wiser. Men continue 10 climb fences
and drag the sun after them.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16

B Mttrr Eea fCIrt Chl Io
f5at b 41id lea ttgf bullet ~ ri o|
nEnln4 iaber4ulp4i4 I1leEo AZ A I
gear EiHFa -. Il1TtT& EiiI1|E -
2seay kah3tehios pad ~
Elta fheflHn chnnca 1cr a1g
t)royine1 Tor nRany ViDltIf| Hnr1eo,
whose N0nNfods Of thounlnGa ~ yieIts
1fpuEht alNlsoetIpn enf phqW - ~
r.srous patlsntl They helped rnnin-
iain dispeagaFies IN scores Of citlee
from the Atlantic 20 the pacif1c,
WHERE tholasandn Of coneuEhUt1ve pa
nents received free stztat1nen.. aid
and advice. They provided the means
no purchase millions % copies % CIR
Icuiarn, pamphlets and other htel lure
with which the Buhlin lan ban
Gated abope trbercEiceia They have
estnblishea and helped 20 maintain
more than ~ opsn-a schools for
|qhildTen. who needed open~aiF tgeat-
neNt. These are Just few Of the
ways in which the sas0, 600 received
iRet yaar was expended. This year 4
million dollars u needed. Surely any
one can help BY buying a. least ten
seals.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16

To the manufacturers Of editions
de luxe a dead literary lion ~ worth
= wilderness Of iivinE dosh. n
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16

Montgomery Advertiser; Men Os
ne type AZ 0overnor Blease do harm
10 fhtlr EAtlPa state and they %
1lAfIn ~ fle aQuth. And their pnH
reward y nptofiety. which they Hope
y eapitqllze into political nfsania4e
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
OV. BLEAsE AND
JUDGE LYNCH


Charleston Post: when the people
OF the country see tina pieture Of
Bleaselsn iiaIntsarhy NJ author, they
will be- forced 20 remember that anti
Bieaseism IN South Carolina ls its
opposite ana q h positive and con-
siderable consolation that the gov.
ernor has painted Il in its true and
glaring o0lorB.
Cleveland Plain Dealer: Bleaae q
a national nEiaance.
Pittsburgh Dispatch: We arrive q
n state 0f anarchy pure ana aisnplel
And that r. what 1OverDor Hlsnqp'e
declaration stands for.
.--e..@
New York Posti Never hfe tov-
amor sunk - low. NRep Vaydaman
eought 20 pat Down mo r,eDs
New ,Yogk Woe,di Fes ATTY years
south Cafoliaa hka beon PROSTATE
~ choice a f4malan PROSTATE. and
Cole nIahee i4ttla 0oveFnorf
Poor eprlh CaFpllnai
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-04-18

Mr.. Charles McNulty is having lots OF
plowing to do at Sewell this Spring.
Mrs. McNulty cut a large bunch of as
paragus April 10th, out of her garden
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-04-18
REDWOOD.

Miss Emma Rudolph, of Glassboro, visit
ed Miss Clementine Clendenning one day
last week.
f. Ramsey of the University of Penna.
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Lacy.
Charles North made a business trip to
Philadelphia on Tuesday.
Miss Dora Winterherg, of Glassboro
spent last Saturday with her grand mother
Mrs. Goettleman.
Rebecca Madara is reported as doing
very nicely in the Hahnemann Hospital
and is expected home this week.
Mrs. Joseph Munyan and Mrs. A. Tom
linson spent last Wednesday with the for
mer's sister, Mrs. Louisa Conlins and
family.
Mrs Adams has returned to her home in
New York after spending some time with
her sister, Mrs. Charles Neal.
A little girl has come to take up her
residence with Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Leon
ard.
Miss Hazel Johnson was an over Sun
day visitor with her sister, Mrs Samuel
Seran, at Moorestown.
The l. O. o. F. Lodge celebrated their
18th anniversary on Friday night
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Hewlings of Barns
boro, spent Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs Burnett Heritage.
"Aunt Sarah Williamson still continues
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G. Jackson are
entertaining their aged mother for a time.
Quite d number are seen in the woods
gathering arbutus which is very plentiful
and unusually fine.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-04-18

Miss Mamie B. Fritz was rendered
a surprise party on Saturday evening,
April 18th, in honor of her 18th BIRTH
day. at her home near Clarksboro.
The evening was spent playing numeT
Gus games. AT a late hour the guests
were invited to the dining room where
they did ample Justice to a we'll laden
table. Those present were: MIR. and
Mrs. Chas. Fritz, Mamie, Clara and
Theresa Fritz, Elsie Herzog, Minnie
and Mary Mihlebach, Louis Hihlebach
Carl Herzog, Clarence and Eeveritt
Resting, of Clarksboro; MIR. and Mrs
Henry Doerrmann, Elizabeth Doerr-
mann, Emma Fink, Kathryn Fritz
Emma Doerrmann, Henry Doerrmann
Jr., Chas. Eisler, Robert, Abe and
Joseph Workman, Fred Holley, of
Mickleton; Elizabeth Schooner, Lewis
Schooner, of Swedesboro; Frederick
Pheiffer, Mary Fink, of Paulsboro;
Walter and Benjamon Bundens, God
frey Kammerer, William Kortum, OF
,AIantua; Emma and Eva Schwartz, of
SewelI; Emma Schwager, Fred. Ben
ser, of Philadelphia. Towards the
morning hour the guests departed to
their homes Wishing their hostess
many more of these pleasant occas-
ions.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-04-18
EMAN.


The host of friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Carr gave them a reception and
kitchen shower last Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Carr are fortunately well
supplied with household articles, but as
all their friends had been similarly re-
membered to pass them by unnoticed was
the last. thing to be thought Of A very
enjoyable evening was spent. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carr have embarked upon the mat
rimonial sea under sunny skies and most
favorable conditions for a happy welded
life. Their friends wish them happiness
land posperity.
The continued rainy, cold weather has
Rcaused the farmer in this vicinity to be
Hmuch behind with his spring pIowing
|6[Many have not been able to get on their
Henry Vanlier will move his family to
GlasSboro in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. John Parks entertained
Mrs. Parks sister and husband, Of Mill
vile, the first of the week. While here
they treated Mrs. Parks to delightful
auto trip TO Woodbury. and return
The Rev. B. F.. Burk has been calling
on his parishioners in this vicinity the
past week.
Oscar Kier, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
the Jefferson hospital for abscess does not
improve as rapidly as WIS anticipated.
The local conference met at EVAN SAT-
urday and Sunday, April 18th and 14th.
The home talent entertainment passed
OFF without a hitch or failure, much to the
for its success and who met with SO many
hindrances. One of the most pleasing fea-
lures OF the program was duet sung by
little Mabel Mutt and Mildred Dilks. en-
titled (which Way Did MY Mamma Go r.
$47 were cleared.
David Nutt still visits Cooper Hospital
regularly There is no doubt now as to
saving his hand.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-04-18
PEDRIcKToWN.

William f. Hunt has sold a Maxwell
| touring car to Wilbert Beckett.
Mrs. Gilbert Carney spent Wednesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Workman, Of
Pennsgrove
Mrs. John Sullivan has returned from a
weeks stay in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Cooney spent Sun
Mrs. $. J. Shute is among the sick
Mrs Maria Pedrick entertained Frank
Gates wife and family, of Downing gtown,
Pa. on Sunday.
Henry Holton has bought a Ford tour
ing car Of e. G Peterson, of Woods
John Justice has bought another Ford
touring car of an agent in Pitman, Mr.
Justice having sold his former car
Mrs. Walter Cunard entertained last
week Mrs Anna E. Keen and Miss Mae
e. Wills, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Maria Pedrick spent last week at
the home Of her brother, Jos. Cheesman.
of Pennsgrove.
Jacob Hunt spent Sunday in Camden
The following have been elected officers
of the NJ. q. Sunday school: Supt.. AL
bert Williamson: assistant, William Muir
ply; treasurer. Mrs. Jacob Hunt secre-
tary,. Delma Hewitt; assistant, Charles b !.
Sparks; pianist, Marion Sparks; assistant
Mrs. VIM. Murphy.
Mrs Emma Cunard is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. John Iaas, of Westville.
The stork recently visited the home of
Mr. and Mrs Albert Risner, Jr., leaving
| a son.
Master Walter Cunard has returned from
visit in Camden
A young son of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
lane has recently had AN operation per
Hospital, in Philadelphia.
Miss Matte Tnll, of Bridgevil1e Del.
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Fred. Tull.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-04-18

The subscriber, Thomas H. Pancoast,
administrator Of the estate of George w .
Pancoast, deceased, by direction of the Sur
rogate Of the County Of Gloucester; here
by gives notice to the Creditors Of said
sdecedent to bring In their debts, claims
and demands against the Estate Of the
said decedent, under oath or affirmation,
within nine months from this date, or
they will be forever barred Of any action
therefor against the said subscriber.
THOMAS 81. PANCOAST,
Administrator,
Haddonheld, N. s.
Dated March 21st. 1912 s-2s
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-04-18
TURNERyITLE.

Mrs NJ Fl. Stewart is under the doc
tors treatment at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Franklin Williams and
son Ware were the guests of Wm. Watson
and family on last Sunday.
The Easter program was very ably car
ried out on last Sunday night. The choir
had charge of the music and rendered two
beautiful anthems. The flowers which
tulips, served as the decorations. $50
pretty Easter cards were distributed among
the congregation as gift from the Sum
day school. The flowers were given out
among the sick and the old people of our
community, at the close of the exercises.
On last Saturday night, about 45 persons
gathered at the. home of Mr.. John n.
Chew to remind him of his birthday which
had reached the mile stone mark of 7I
years. Mr.. Chew was about to retire for
the night when suddenly the heavily load
ed teams drove into his yard. He quickly
forgot his tired feeling after his days toll
and soon caught the idea of his surprise.
His friends were greeted with a hearty
Ihandshake and soon the teams and guests
were very comfortably fixed away. The
evening was spent in a social manner un-
til a late hour, when refreshments were
ready, and soon each one partook of an
elegant repast consisting of cake, coffee,
and ice cream. At II o'clock the good
friends separated to their different homes,
each one wishing Mr.. Chew many happy
years more, and by expression of thoughts
..God be with you till we meet again. :"
Those who enjoyed the occasion wefe Mr..
and Mrs. J; W. Chew, Mr.; Walton Chew
and wife, J. Summerill Chew and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Madison Mr.. and Mrs.
e. sehuster. Mrs. Sara shone, Mr; and
Mrs. Frank Price. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
King. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carter, Mr..
and Mrs. Wm. Irwin, Rev. c. R Berry
and wife, Mrs. Kate Prosser, Mr.. VIM.
Watson, Mr.. Thomas Loring, Mary Eta
Loring, Mr.. Stanley Evans, Harry and
Walter Madison, Miss Lizzie Burk, Amy
Irwin, Nellie Williams, Wilhelmina irwin
and Thomas Irwin.
Rev. c.. R. Berry's subject for next
Sunday afternoon is Ruth and Naomi" "
The evening subject, "No way of escape
if we neglect Christ" All welcome.
Mr. Dilkes of Philadelphia. moved into
his newly purchased home on Lambs Ter
race Monday last.
Harry King caught FIVE brook trout in
little Lebanon one day last week.
Mrs. Kate Prosser who has been spend
ing the winter months at Blackwood, has
returned to her home at this place.
Mr.. Howard Sharp and wife, of Camden,
were over Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr.. Randolph Hurff, the brother of Mrs.
Sharp.