The Republican journal., 1913-07-03

valid for several years. Funeral services
we're held at the Cong'L conference room Mon
day forenoon, Rev. C. H. Mckinney Of the
First CongI church officiating, and the inter-
ment was in the family lot in the village ceme-
terry. She is survived by two brothers, Charles
W. Porter of Franklin, Mass, and Henry M.
Porter of Walla Walla. Wash, and by one sis
ter, Miss Harriet n Porter of Franklin, Mass.
Mrs. c. N. Meyers gave bridge party on
Friday evening, June 9th, in honor of her
guests, Mrs. J. M. Lane and son Gilbert OF
Philadelphia. The guests were Mrs. E. d. p
Nickels, Miss Ida Curtis, Mrs. Henry Curtis.
Mrs. H. L. Perry, Mrs. B. F. Colcord, Mrs. Ella
Mowry. Mrs. F. b. Smith, Mrs. W. M. Parse,
Mrs. E. W. Gilkey. Miss Harriet Erskine. Miss
Mabel Griffin, Mrs, Cora Dow, Miss Sally Dow
and Miss Kate Dow Each table represented
a flower, and partners were chosen by drawing
score cards bearing corresponding flowers.
The first prize, poisoning begonia, was won
by Miss Ida Curtis, and the BOBBY. package
of beet seed by Mrs. Colcord. Punch and
candy were served during the evening, follow
ed by ice cream and cake, including large
birthday cake, with candles in honor of Miss
Mabel Griffin.
The annual fair and supper to be given by
the Knyvetta Sewing Club of the End Congre-
gational church will be held Tuesday after
noon and evening, July sth, in knyvetta hall
There will be an unusually large display of
needlework, consisting of pillow slips, chiffo-
nj onI h,If nf oprfe
etc Some of the features will be Gift
Table," Chinese Laundry and a Corner
Grocery" where the famous "Knyvetta Cook
Book" will be on sale; also large and varied
assortment of other things. The sale will
open at p M, followed by supper from $50
to p. m, when Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Smiths
delicious beans, baked in the ground, will be
served, together with many other good
things. Halves famous ice cream will be
on sale afternoon and evening, and during
the evening part of Mrs. Jarley's waxworks
will be exhibited, interpersed with music and
singing. Come one, come all!
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES. The
Primary class of the First Congl Sunday
SSAioOi
24th. Mrs. Duncan, their teacher, was assisted
in caring for the children by Mr.. Duncan and
Miss Annie Whittier. Long before the ap-
pointed hour the eager tots. carrying drinking
cups and well filled lunch boxes assembled on
the church steps. At $50 blackboard and
surrey were filled and the long talked-o of pic
mic had begun. Arriving at Swan Lake there
was loud clamor for Something to eat" I'm
der the Marden pines the feast was spread.
S andwiches, cookies, plain cake, bananas,
oranges and lemonade, disappeared in alarming
gu antilles. Then it was time to go "in wad-
ing, and for half an hour flock of many
colored ducks splashed in the shallow water. |
Next games, then walk. On the hill fine place
was found to rest and listen to stories. Back at
the grove the hot, dusty. little mixers demanded
more lemonade and to go again into the water. |
At four the start for home was made. This !
drive over the old Nehe miah Smart road was !
perhaps one of the happiest parts of the day,
The obliging drivers allowed frequent stops to
gather the blue flag and the cinnamon roses :