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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-06-08
INSURANCE MEN COMING
South Carolina Fire Prevention A..
socIation Will Inspect Sumter. We'd
ncsday. June 18Th. 1912.

The South Carolina Fire Preven-
ton Association will meet at Sumter
on Wednesday. June 18th. This is
an organization composed Of Special
Agents and Field men representing
the different insurance companies
writing fire insurance in South Caro-
lima, and has for its purpose the pre-
Vention of fires. Associations Of like
character are operating in nearly
every State in the Union. The South
Carolina Association inspects one
town in the State zach month. in
curing into the construction and
care of each mercantile building and
manufacturing risk. They also in
spect the water works and fire de-
partment with a view to Indicating
how each can be improved and ont
lining the benefits that will accrue
to the public in the way of reduced
cost of insurance, if those suggestions
are carried into effect. This organ
lzation has nothing to do with MAX
ing rates but at the same time Of
fers the assurance that if fire waste
can be reduced, fire rates must of ne
cessity be decreased. They treat with
the public in an advisory spirit only.
pointing in, h,;
can be remedied at insignificant cost.
such as building standard fiues, re-
moving trash, oily waste, wooden
spittoons. putting tin under stoves.
and any other small defects that can
be easily remedied at small cost.
which are fire breeders. They will
present for the consideration Of
city authorities, ordinances that have
been drawn with much care and are
| not in conflict with the State laws.
Many of the cities already inspected
have adopted these ordinances as
/, whole. This organization is putting
forth every effort looking to the edu-
| cation of the public along the lines
OF building to better standard.
| Keeping their premises clean. and
other things that are calculated to
reduce the fire waste in South Caro-
lima. We can accomplish little with
out the hearty cooperation of the
public-in this way the campaign is
one Of education and publicity. The
| question appeals to us and we be-
lieve it should to every citizen of
Sumter. as we'll as the State Of South
Carolina. ,,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-06-08
IN THE MAGISTRATES COURT
Eliza Griffin Released ON Charge of
Nttcrlr Poisoning.

In the MAGISTRATES Court Tuesday
ELIZA Griffin. colOrcd. was tried and
acquitted of the charge of malicious
mischief i'm throwing substance hcliev
"d t" he poisonous in a we'll from
which Mamie Myers. colorcd. and her
family secured their water supply.
The defendant was represented bv
Il. - .EppS. Esq. There waS doubt rs
60 whether or not the substance was
poison and il could not be positively
proved that Eliza did the throwing
Of the stuff in the well. The defend
ant was tried by jury.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-06-08
UGH NEWS FROM WISACkY
Oa's Being Haryested-Four Resi-
q noes i'm Course of COnstruction-
thildrens' Day at Mt. Zion-To
dedicate New Church.

Nisacky, June 4.-This has been .
typical summer day, we'll adapted 10
the destruction Of grass | am glad
To report that our farmers have very
little grass and the crops, though
small. are we'll worked up and in
healthy condition. Oats are being
harvested and the yield is heavy.
The farm stock are looking worse
than usual, the lack of proper prepa-
ration before planting has made the
work on stock very heavy at this
season Of the year.
Day labor is plentiful, and we find
little trouble 10 get hoeing done.
Potato draws are in great demand.
Those who are fortunate enough to
have any, will have to supply those
who have none with vines later on.
The Mt. Zion Sunday school held
their usual annual Sunday school pic
mic today, preparatory to Childrens'
Day. The children performed well.
Rev. Mr.. Benson, pastor of the
Bishopville Baptist church, delivered
very appropriate and timely ad-
dress. After the exercises the ladies
sustained their reputation in spread
ing a sumptuous dinner, which was
enjoyed.
The new church will be dedicated
on the Srd Sunday Of June. DR.. Ben
Wilson will officiate.
Three new buildings are being
erected near Wisacky and the fourth
will soon be commenced.
The friends of old Mr.. Anderson
Lucky will be panied to learn that he
is very i'll. He is so years of age.
was a gallant Confederate soldier
and is one of our best citizens, and
best of ala humble Christian. He
is now at the home of his niece, Mrs.
j. w. Player.
Mr. and Mrs. Mumford Scott Of
Florence are visiting at the home Of
w. w. McCutchen.
Mr.. Mcdonald Green has announc-
ed his candidacy for the house Of
representatives from Lee county and
is soliciting the support Of his friends.
All Of our candidates are getting
busy. Supervisor Evans is having
our public road nicely worked up
which was greatly needed.
There have been a number of sick
folks near here, all of whom are bet
ter, except Miss Maggie Reid, who is
SAN very i'll.
Mr.. J. teid has given gp his
position win Mes~rs n5sChamps ana
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Last month was a busy one for the
sheriff and jailer. Capt. d. w. Owens
had during the month q total of II
boardeis' at his hOstelry and was
kept busy feeding and caring for
these county and city orphans. The
chain gang also received big number
of convicts from the city and county.
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Miss Laura Whilden is spending
sometime with relatives at Pinewood.
Miss Annie Lee Shaw, of Bishop
vile. was the guest of Mrs. M. l..
Parler the past weekend.
Miss Bessie Covington of Marion is
spending sometime with her grand
mother. Mrs. JAS. III. Aycock.
Mr.. Frean Mellette. Jr, left Tues
day for Chadburn, y. c., to attend
the marriage of his cousin, Miss Nina
Mellette. which takes place on We'd
neSday evening.
Mr.. w. b. Thomas. of Charleston.
spending a few days with his par
ems. Mr. and Mrs. f. f. Thomas.
Mrs. r. y. Griffin, who has been
sick for sometime. died yesterday
morning and was buried at Pinewood
today.
The Wedgefeld baseball club and a
picked team from Sumter, Dalzell.
Etc, played on the grounds here last
Friday. The home boys were handi-
capped by not having two Of their
best players. When they meet again
it will not be such wiping up as
they claimed the game on Friday to
be. The score was to 1.
The next game will be with East
over on Thursday 1t is understood
that Eastover will bring good
team picked from st. Matthews Co.
lumbia, etc. SO | guess we will have
4 good game.
Judge Rees' court has been right
popular of late. Three cases were
held last week. the first was the
Barkley vs.. Mcleod, to establish the
ownership Of q log cart This case
which the jury found i'm favor of
Mcleod, was appealed
The other two cases were brought
against two night visitors to the oat
field of Mr.. ~. l.. Strange. One
resulted in conviction and the pay
ment Of fine of $50, and the other
an aCQuittal.
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TRUE BILL AGAINST BEACH.
New York Man Will be Tried ut
Aikcn-Chargcd With Slashing
Wife's Throat.

Aiken, June AFTER deliberating
-four hours and "a minutes The grind
iury 'hls afternoon returned true
b.N against Frederick -. Beach IT tn
New York "I0o" charged with assault
and battery with attempt to kill his
wife. Mrs. Camilla Beach. last Feb
ruary. when the Beaches were occu-
pying their winter home here.
None of the New York witnesses
were present nor was Detective
Baughn, who worked up the case cor
the city. but his brief. covering every
detail of his three weeks investiga-
ton, was placed before the grand
jury.
When Solicitor Gunte. placed the
case in the hands of the grand Jury
he told that body that in addition to
,he witnesses he would place at their
disposal. there were number Of
Others who are in other cities and
he instructed them that if they could
not return a true bill from the evil
dence which would be laid before
them not To make report on the
matter at all until the next term of
court when all the witnesses will be
here. The solicitor also requested
Judge Rice, who is presiding at the
June term of general sessions court,
to excuse from service any Of the
grand jury who have formed or ex-
pressed an opinion regarding Beach's
guilt or innocence.
Judge Rice stated to the foreman
OF the grand jury that if II Of the
grand jurors could not agree from
the evidence laid before them that
there Is enough i'm the Beach case to
warrant IL going before Il petit Jury.
ne would excuse such men who have
FORMED or expressed an opinion. The
case went To the grand jury at noon
ana at i.25 o'clock this afternoon
the true bill was returned.
Beach will be tried at the Scptem-
Der term Of court. The witnesses lp-
pearing before the grand jury this
AFTERNOON were T.. 5. IIolley, rural
pollceman, who was the first officer
10 reach the Beach house the night
Mrs. i'cach was attacked; Or. Has
tlhgs Wyman, who first examined
i'each's bloodstainnd pocket knife;
Pr' Marion Wyman, the first physi-
clah To reach the Reach home that
hiGht in February; Mayor Gylcs,
f"arl liampt, II, the negro woman
Wh" was also attacked ON the Beach
premises, presumably by the Same
man who attacked Mrs. Beach. the
ch'"f of police. II. II. Howard. who
conducted an Investigation: Police.
man II. y Busch. \. *. Lorcnz and
w. G. IIycr.
The fact that true bill has .,ccn
returned against Reach makcs IL cor
tain that the case viii bc fouovcI
up until q jury of Aiken comfy c,,,-
lcIs declares Beach innocent or ouil-
~ Of slaShing his wifc's throat
Inh-
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-06-08

We all are going to live In one
house,"
IL low 1t will have to be fixed that
a-ways." agreed Yancy
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-06-08

The brick foundation for the Harbv
stores is being laid at the corner of
Liberty and Sumter streets.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-06-08
NEDGEFlELD SCHOOL CLOSES
Interesting and Appropriate E.xcrcis-
e. Hcld-Prizc Winners-Mrs. R.
y. Griffin Dcad-BascbaIlo and pcr.
soma! News,

Wedgefe.d, June 4.-The closing
exercises Of the Wedgetield Graded
school were held in the auditorium
Of the schol building on last Friday
night. The exercises, which began
at $50 and lasted until eleven, were
all enjoyed by the ,arge and appre-
ciative audience.
Much credit is due the teachers
Prof. Richard Parker and Miss Car
rie Mcqueen, for having gotten up
such creditable entertainment. es-
pecially as there were so few in the
higher grades during the session
just closed.
The following IS the programmes:
Duet-True Friendship-Minne and
Thelma Harvin
Recitaton-A BOw-Buster.
Play-Sunbeams and Raindrops-
Small boys
Drill--Parasol-Small Girls.
Playa Cure for Discomfort
Large Boys.
Declamation-The Color Bearers
Marion Brice/
Observation-Disclosures Must Not
Ring Tonight-Eunice Cain.
Solo-Remember Me - Thelma
Harvin.
Defamation Waterloo - Neil
Ryan.
Declamation-Binge on the Rhine
--Mrashall Brice.
Play-The Sniggles Family-Large
Girls
Recitation-A Telephone Romance
Rose Weinberg.
Tableau-Night.
The Robert Simms Aycock de-
ciaimer's medal was won by Miss
| Eunice Cain.
Miss Rose Bud Weinberg won the
scholarship medal contested for by the
pupils Of the higher grades. and lit
tie Miss Anna Strange the one for
The primary grades.
The former was delivered by Prof.
Praker and the latter two by Mr.. j.
ii. HaynswOrth, who made a few
we'll chosen and appropriate remarks.
Mr.. Hayward Burgess is at home
from the S. c. c. I. for the holidays.
Miss Halle Covington of Marion
has returned to her home, after a
pleasant visit to relatives.
Miss Deli Thomas of st. Matthews
S visiting Miss Emmie Oliver.
Miss Helena Weinberg Of Win
hrop college Is at home r,r the
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-06-08

Rub My-TiSm will cure YOU.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-12-11
HULL'S COVE.

Mrs. Mary Dicsey is at home, after an
extended visit in Bangor and vicinity.
Mrs. Laforest Dickey and children have
gone to Mt. Desert to spend the winter.
Mrs. Jessie Higgins has closed her house
here and is with her mother in Machias.
Lloyd White, who has been confined to
the house with lame knee, is able to re-
sumo work.
Leon Pierce and Ernest Wilcomb left
last week for Mr.. Pierce's home in Whit
ing, for hunting trip.
Edward Carpenter and Laforest Dickey
are hunting near Waltham. Robert
Edwards is in charge of the store in Mr..
Carpenters absence.
Mrs, Lizzie Bailey is keeping house for
Capt. Ansel Leland for the winter. Mrs
Cornelia Salisbury will make her home
with them for the next few months.
Dec. 2. ANNE.
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II. Ell

In spite OF the fact that the word dyspepsia
means literally bad cook. IL will not be fair for
many TO lay the blame on the cook II they be-
gin the Christmas Dinner with little appetite
and end il with distress or nausea. IL may
not be fair for any to do that-let us hope so,
for the sake of the cookl The disease dys-
pepsia indicates bad stomach, that is 3
weak stomach, rather than bad cook, and for
a weak stomach there is nothing else equal
to Hoods Ssrsapriila. 1t gives the stomach
vigor and tone. cures dyspepsia, creates APP
petite. and makes eating the pleasure it
should be.--Adgf.
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DO YOU OWN
A HYOMEI
INHALER
FOR CATARRH?

Then you ought 10 know that drug
gists everywhere will furnish you with
a bottle OF Booths HYOMEI for only
soc.
Pour few drops of HY0MEI into
the inhaler and start this very day to
breathe the soothing, healing yapor
and destroy the Ca.arrh germs.
With every package OF HY0MEI
comes little booklet which explains
how easy 1t is TO end the misery OF
Catarrh, Group, Sore Thoat. Bronchitis
and Deafness caused by Catarrh.
But. best of all. q. A. Parcher is
authorized TO refund Your money II
HYOMEI doesn't do just what ii is
HYOMEI inhaler ask for the com
plete outfit, Sl.O0.
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WEST EDEN.

Miss Bertha Chapman is visiting here.
Liston W. Mayo has gone to Hartford,
Conn, for the winter.
Z. E. Sargent and family have moved to
Eagle Lake for the winter.
Mrs. Nettie Higgins has returned home
from Ellsworth, where she has been visit
ing.
Mrs. Ellen wiggin spent last week
with her daughter, Mrs. Carrie Meritte, at
South Addison.
NJ. ". Lurvey will move to E. e. Sar-
gents farm this week, for the winter. Mr..
Lurvey will do numbering for Thomas
Graves, OF Northeast Harbor, this winter.
Mrs. Judith Kittredge has gone to
Northeast Harbor, where she will stay for
for a while. Later she will 60 to Green
vile Junction to spend the winter with
her son Raymond.
Nov. 30. NJ.
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Mt. DESERT.

B. r. Smith and wife are in Bangor.
Mrs. Emily K. Atherton is with Mrs.
Brsnscomb this winter.
Capt. Lester Pray and wife have re-
turned from visit in Boston.
Fred Smith and wife spent last week in
Bangor, visiting his brother Lowell.
Charles Brown, who has been on the
steamer Mohawk, is home for the winter.
Miss Nora Daily closed the lawson cot
tage Dec. 2, and has gone to Boston for
the winter.
Nov. Is some of the ladies gave a sur
prise party to Mrs. Mary A. Leland, her
eighty-third birthday. Mrs. Leland ID
smarter now than many younger women
She was found at work braiding a rug, the
sixth she has made this year, beside:
helping in the homework. She is Away,
busy.
Dec q H.
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SALISBURY COVE.

Charles Emery and Harry Fogg, stu
dents at the U. of NJ, were at home for
Thanksgiving.
Miss Addie 5. Hart, OF Brewer, who is
teaching in Mt. Desert, spent the Thanks
giving recess with Misses Iona and Mar
garet Rich.
Miss Myra Curtis and her sister, who
are teaching at Sound and Pretty Marsh,
were guests of Miss Sadie Mcfarland ON
Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving day, Mr.. and Mrs. Lis
comb entertained at dinner Mr.. Rich,
Misses Rich, Miss Hart, Miss Mar
garet Rich, Mrs. Page and Mrs. Anna
Emery. Capt. and Mrs. Young had for
guests Leon l.. Smith, wife and son Will
son, MIR. Hopkins and Pastor Anger and
family.
Nov. 30. r.
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advertisements,
"fAssED-0uT" WOMEN
WIN Find a Helpful Suggestion
In This Letter.

Overworked, rundown, sfavvn.
out" women who feel as though tssu
could hardly drag about, should prns,
by Miss Richter's experience, shs
says: Last winter | was comn,a,a,e
run down and felt tagged out an n,
time, was nervous and had Indisas
ton.
"One OF my friends advised ma 70
take vinol, and It has done me rrss,
good. The tired, WORKOUT feeling !.
all gone, and l am strong yienrons =
and well. The stomach trouble socn
disappeared and now eat heartii-
and have perfect digestion. wish
every tired. weak, nervous woman
could have vinol. for I never spant
any money in my life that did me a. a.
much good as that | spent for Vinols
Marie Richter. Detroit. Mich.
Thousands of women and ma,
who we're formerly weak and s,ctIr
owe their present rugged health n
the wonderful strength-creating effects
OF vinol. We guarantee vinoI to buils
you up and make you strong. I,
1t does not, we give back your mousv
p. 8. For itching, burning skin trv
our Saxo Salve. We guarantee Il
Geo. A. Parchcr, Druggist.
Ellsworth, Me,
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COUNTY NEWS.
WEST SULLIVAN.

Mrs. A. p. Havey spent several days last
week in Bangor.
Miss Florice Clark has returned to La
grange, where she is teaching.
Miss Hattie Miller, of North Sullivan,
is visiting Mrs. David Patehen.
Harvard H. Hsvey and DIR. Holt spent
few days last week at Tunk pond.
The tow boat Phillips Eaton, Capt. ]. K.
Mitchell, has hauled up for the winter.
Joseph Foster, who has been employed
on the tug Phillips Eaton, has gone to Mil
bridge.
Miss Bessie Gordon is home from Cor
lima, where she has been teaching, for a
two weeks vacation.
Miss Florence Hysom has closed her en-
gagement with Smith 4 Clark, and is
coming home for the winter.
Mrs. Mary Palmer, W ho has been house
keeping for @. IL. Tracy, returned to her
home in Bueksport Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Trundy and Mrs. Fred
Goodwin and daughter Dorothy were
weekend guests at +. E. Pettengill's.
f. E. Pettengill, E. Springer, Bradbury
Smith and James Havey attended the K.
of P. convention in Bangor Monday.
Miss Belle Lawrence, who has been a
guest OF Capt. j. X. Mitchell and wife, has
gone to Boston for the winter. Miss Adah
Farnsworth accompanied her for a short
visit.
David A. Hooper lodge, F. and A. NJ,
held its regular meeting Saturday evening
Dec. Z, and elected officers as follows;
w. M, Jonn Robertson; s. W, Peter
Milne; j. W., Emerson c. Smyth; treas.
urer, Robert Abel; secretary, L. F. Clap
ham; S. D., Arno Wooster; j. D.. Arnt
H. Bowden; proxy, E. F. Chaplain
finance committee, Andrew Doran, join
R. Campbell, F. E. Pettengill.
The entertainment and sociable at K. o
p. hall Friday evening was a most enjoy
able affair, although there were few pres
emit. Principal L:nscott and the assistant
Miss Mansfield, OF the Sullivan higl
school, kindly assisted the students. Tn
school certainly made splendidlshowing
The musical program was well rendered
The program included musical selections
instrumental and vocal, and closed will
the amusing farce, 1.-THE Sweet Family.
Games and dancing followed.
Dec. 8. DIRIGo.
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CAPE ROSTER.

John Gray is finishing his chambers.
Jesse and Emery Gray are working at
Dark Harbor.
Morris Gray is enlarging his dining
room.
William Conner is carrying the mail to
Castine this winter.
Mrs. Mary Blake is visiting at Orlando
Towards.
William Dyer has purchased pair of
oxen OF Wales Howard.
Several boats are fishing for scaiiops in
east Penopscot bay, with good results.
Norman Hale is building a log bunga-
low for Mrs. Riddle.
The shooting match Thanksgiving was
well attended, and the prizes were pretty
evenly divided.
Percy Clifford and Alfred Blake are
building bungalow at weir cove for Rev.
James Farley, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Nov. 8. q.
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SUTTON.
Dec. 2.
ANNE.

School began Dec. 2, taught by Miss
Tufts, OF Stetson.
Wilbert Rice has his motor boat painted
and put in order for winter.
oakman Bunker and wife, OF North Sui
Ivan, are visiting his sister, Mrs. Leslie
Bunker.
Mrs. Frank Stanley, with daughter Ella,
of IsIesford, spent few days last week
with her father, Wilbert Rice.
Mrs. Charles r. Black was called to
lslssford this week by the illness OF her
daughter, Mrs. Everett Fernsld.
Mrs. Lillian Hopkins, who has been
with Mrs. Leslie Bunker several weeks,
has returned to her home in Sullivan.
All were glad to see the yacht Hobo ar
rive from New York last Wednesday, as it
is rough weather for cruising in a summer
yacht.
Dec. 7. Tor.
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COUNTY NEWS.
WINTER HARBoR.

Rev. e. s. Drew and wife have returned
from visit TO Houiton.
Mrs. q. K. Guptill, who has been the
guest Of relatives at Gouldsboro, Is home.
The many friends OF II. q. Smallidge
are GLAD to see him oat after several weeks
illness.
Mrs. B. NJ. Noonan, of Prospect Har-
Dor, is spending the winter with her
brother, d. w. Joy.
Misses Linnie smith and Lena Joy left
Monday tor West Upton, Mass, where
they viii be employed this winter.
A. l.. Strout and wife were guests Of
relatives in Prospect Harbor few days
last week, leaving Monday for Calais and
Woodland.
Principal A. s. Adams, OF the high
school, is arranging with the Redpath
lyceum bureau, of Boston, for course of
entertainments for the winter.
Freeman Bunker. of Boston, and his
sister. Mrs. Lydia Aver, of Lowell, Mass,
who have been visiting their brothers and
sisters in this vicinity, have returned
home.
The funeral of Bedford e. Tracy twas
| held Wednesday, Dec. 4, at IL o'clock, at
the Baptist church, Rev. e. 5. Drew Of
floating, assisted by Rev. G. Mayo, OF
Franklin, former pastor here. The Ma
sons and Odd Fellows attended in body,
MIR. Tracy being much-respected mem
Der Of both orders. Many out-of-town
people were present, the steamer Schoodsc
making special trip to accommodate the
members of the Hancock county bar from
Bar Harbor and Ellsworth.
Dec. 9. 3.
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REACH.

Thomas Damon is boilding rev house.
FIJI. Annis is spending few weeks in
Boston.
Harry Annis arrived home from yacht
ing Saturday.
Miss Annits Torrcy srrived from Bos-
ton, Wednesday
William Roweil. wife and son Richard
went to Brunswick Thursday.
Levi knight and wife spent Thanks
giving week with relatives in Boston.
Capt. Win Lowe, who has spent q few
weeks here. has gone to Bristol, r. l.,
where he will be employed during the
winter.
Mrs. Lucy Shaw died Thursday, ov.2s.
She was i'll but a few days, and uncon-
scious most of the time. Funeral services
were held Friday, Rev. Mr.. Ebiin, OF the
Latter Day Saints church, officiating.
Dec. 2, L.
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Minnie, returned home Sunday. Mrs.
Squirting is herself convslescent, having
contracted the grip while taxing care OF
her dsue hter.
Mrs. Black, of Sutton, spent few days
last week with her daughter, Mrs. Everett
FernsId, " no has been i'll OF tonsilitis.
Miss Susie Yetton, who is teaching at
Seal Hsreor, was the weekend guest OF
Mrs. William Black.
Collins Morrell and wife, OF Pittsield.
have spent few days with Mrs. Morrelps
sister, Mrs. Harry Phippin.
Dec g. >.
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tion OF three months. Capt.. X. II. Pray
will have the steamer for the winter.
Judson A. Smith and wife are receiving
congratulations on the arrival of little
daughter.
II. w. Joyce and wife gave Thanks
giving dinner to Prof. and Mrs. Lindsey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Joyce, o. l.. Milan
and wife. Ia honor of Capt. Willard Staples
and wife. Capt Staples lief, his vessel in
Mobile, and came North to spend the
holidays while his mate is making trip
to Porto Rico.
dec. 2. ..