The Republican journal., 1913-06-12
ORNER WiDterport.

WA CORNER, WiDterport.
BARTLETT has been in Hampden the
ats. at the farm of Elmer Nichols,
.E pruning and grating run out
e varieties used for grating were
a.-4.u =A reds, kings and gravensteins. A.
Gr BOSTON arrived on Thursdays boat
Il. 1t with his daughter, Arletta, at
3...- q tudent at the E. S. n. school,
J3..s. Der home from Thursday until Mon
Mrs W. Nealley and son Guy were
Ea. f. r. York and family at York's
- Brooks, Friday Fourteen members
a -a ao.es hub spent pleasant afternoon
s. Ms. NJ A. Haley, May 29th- Mrs. c.
4'aal aud Mrs. Sears Littleield were
..I- tae club and the usual time was
s.' .u Whist after which music, readings
e a1s1ussion Of topic occupied the
r i the afternoon. Mrs Z. b.
visited her mother, Mrs. Ida Atwood,
.4le recently. The Misses Marietta
Bartlett and Laura Bickford, stu
t- --. K. NJ. C. seminary, came home
a-s4y afternoon and returned to
Monday morning E. Relatives and
srs a. A. Barden, who is at AIS
al in Morrstown, N. j., will be
that she is recovering from the
-erous operation and expects to re-
al- IN the near future. Mrs Nettie'
eltast and Mrs. Martin Guynew of
r D., were guests OF their brother,
IAN, last Friday and Saturday.
Haley and daughter Phyllis spent
+5 "er- e'G with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
'-i sa. IN Dlxmont. -. Mrs. Anna White
9as zen CUES Of her son, Hosea
'Asi owanville, for several weeks, re-
'-'47i 'd her home Sunday. R. L. Clements
Il. -l-l-. and Mrs. Julia White attended the
's''e6 the church in Monroe village, Sun
'-' "'e'- the Rev. A. j. Lockhart of Winter
f' -tl'ered the baccalaureate sermon to
s graduating class of the Monroe High
''' t {. Clements has the repairs on
'' Interior Of his house completed and now
A4e set Of modern farm buildings with
'0lS- OF thirteen rooms. He has installed
NTaU"e apparatus and bath and has the
''l- aodse wired for electricity. Mr.. Glenn
'ef7nstrated that scientific principles
H-'o TO farming ensure success. He is an
'''.asLl orchardist :. Mrs. Hosea White of
'a4S.le spending the present week with
''aly If T.. B. Jewett . Several of Mrs
fh aeighbors and friends gave her a
ENe bIthday party Saturday afternoon,
Dish and presented her with pretty,
'edstead With brass trimmings Whist
for d time and ice cream and cake
' he'd and served by the visiting
Was time long to be remembered
'9mpleJe surprise was success
aaarY
Hradstreet Post, No. A, Dept. of
O H., observed Memorial day in the
'ahHer, In the forenoon all the ceme-
s- '4'n our jurisdiction were visited by
III. '7'' and 1870 graves of departed COM
H.. were decorated with flags and flowers.
:. r. I'd the comrades and citizens gathered
t 1nurch in the village, and though the
es were few in numbers the church
d. 'e' hIIed by the people of Liberty and
h.. founding towns, who listened to the
,,.. '"'eresting exercises. The music was
If ~Oaaily fine. The choir was composed
ndw Glowing persons: Mrs. C. M. Hurd
Can, '''' Blanche Cram, sopranos; Miss Susie
lbr h." 'Ohtralto; DIX. W. L. Cargill, bass; Mr..
bsm N"iord tenor; Mrs. w L.. Cargill, organist.
A., 4'' aetract from the other good singers
b. '' mat Mrs. G. M. Hurd has been one of
sD,,, "sefs at the memorial services at this
aA ever since memorial services have been
ss., 'u'eh is nearly thirty years, and her
H. anu powerful voice was as pleasing at
isi,, meeting as at the first; and it is the
ao. Inc veterans that she may be spared
Ii, NV TO sing for US until the last old SOL
AsD passed to the great beyond and has
hoo,a1 ustered in at the Grand Camping
The village orchestra. E, S, Mitchell.