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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-06-27
CITATION.
State of Mississippi:

State Of Mississippi:
To Will Eckford, a Resident,
whose post office is st. Louis,
Missouri:
You are commanded to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court of the County
of Lefore, in said State, on the Second
Monday of October, A. D. 1913, to
defend the suit in said court of Hattie
Eckford, wherein you are thedefendant.
This, the 18th day of June, A. D,
1913.
A. K. BEW,
Chancery Clerk.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-06-27
NOTICE TO COAL DEALERS.

The Board of Supervisors Of Lefore
County, Miss, will. receive sealed bids
at its next meeting on the First Mon
day in July, 1918, for 100 tons Of lump
coal F. 0. B. Greenwood, Miss. Bids
must be filed with the clerk of said
Board not later than IL O'Clock noon of
said date.
A. X. BEW, Clerk.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-06-27
FOR RENT.

Two office rooms upstairs
in The Commonwealth Build
ing. Apply to J. L. Gillespie
at this office.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-06-27

Capt. H, H. Estes and daughter,
Mrs, J. 7, Spiyey, have gone to
Waynesyille, N. C., TO attend the
great Conference of the Southern
Methodists at that place, which
will continue until July 18th. We
wish for them a most enjoyable
trim.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-06-27

Mr.. John H. Pettey was over
from lndianola on business Wed
neSday.
Mr.. J. C. CroWell made business
visit to Memphis the latter part of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. F. BledSoe, Jr.,
were down from Shellmound
Wednesday.
Miss Noble Stevens is visiting
the family of Gov. Earl Brewer
in Jackson this week.
Judge E. V. Hughston made a
business trip to Carrollton the
latter part Of last week.
Mr.. B, H, Mathews, of Heming-
way, was in the city last Friday
en- route for Charleston to visit
relatives and friends.
Supt. L. w. Gay was over from
the County Convict Farm last Sat
urday, and made The Common
wealth an appreciated call.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-06-27

Mr.. Gus BIasS has returned
from New Orleans, where he
spent the past few weeks reCeiv-
ing surgical treatment. His many
friends are gratif'ed TO know that
his health is very much improved,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-06-27
The Best Hot Weather Tonic

GROVES TASTEL ESS chill TONIC enriches the
blood, builds up the whole system and Will won.
derfully strengthen and fortify you to withstand
the depressing effect of the hot summer. SOC.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-06-27

Mr.. and Mrs. 0. F. Bledsoe, Jrn
were down from Shellmound
Wednesday.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-06-27

Mr.. j. c. Crowell made business
visit to Memphis the latter part of
last week.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-06-27

Miss Noble Stevens is visiting
the family of Gov. Earl Brewer
in Jackson this week.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-06-27

Judge E. V. Hughston made a
business trip to Carrollton the
latter part Of last week.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-29

rige Gin YET oen gGgt oa 0prSi. Tom
gooe Wanerer bar hart / 9aaliali.
pets arbeioe. lltalige 8auqe bar
icg funnet %fpnitatere. at ct pent
gore / Sorbinoelie meo gobe Rane.
rer bar ifofiet Ell og auoen ct ioa.
Sont Soriprora / 2iuets aaplgb, at
ban bar iaaet ct tort o. b~etponings.
illot Soripraug for andre, iom fam
lie paa mango Smraa0er par bdaoe
Ianat bpatiaere % flogere enc BAN,
% boor ofte Ter ri life. at en- Der
ion naar frem til en- eler anocn Of
ientlta Stilling iom er largt oper
bans S~pati8beo o. Talent. 90 oct
nctop ioroi bans &siligbeo % taft
iuloe SptrPoen bar pirfet til @uuit
for ham.
gfu nil ser iagtens inouenoeS, at
man life ielp tau auitaiie iig ei.Joot
gore, uler bert tar oere ieil. ct
'nutt grligt er natltrIiguis en- 90
pc ira @uoerne, men en- bcbogelig
SptrG0eu, affurotesie SsiligbeO
% en- porc Glifpproigbeo or 2tnq,
iou enbpcr fon iiIe9ne iis, % oct er
nctop G9erifober, iom iormaor at
airrc icIp ben bPSIiac bebageIig og
ipmpatiif.
SGg nsie Mrrfe iii mine Orb
% tro mig, llaar ieg tiger, at SeiIias
bco % aooc Waucrer / San6beo er
cn itor aapital, uogct, buorpau
man Tan bpg8e 90 gruuNc Ell bel
Critters. % tro mig, at oen lrlge
Moro, ON bpem 6olt Tiger, at ban
cr Ell rigtig pen % eIifpproig
Wuno, lanat ~Icttcre brpber iia Ell
Game enc Den, iom err ubeiIig %
tnGr. ! Ell roa Stal fan Scr gicnl.
mes en- 100 aiTrne, men oct or fun
DC iTrrcite @enneiter, iom isIer emit
I'll at bloc / 0en roa Sfal."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-29
Gan ianot Iin Spermano.

6or nogen aar iioen bIep Smigs
lcriet mcO 2ommeubre fra Sdweij
orcuet / iaa tor lloltrGfning, at She.
len for ForiierpoIitiet ianot Oct MOO
ccnoig at anitrpnge fla til oct pOerite
ior at ovbage 6orbrpOerne.
: ocune Seuiigt reilte ban for.
fIrbt til @enf. Ser b~enpcuSte ban
Jig til Ell bcfienot llbrmager for at
iaa fisbt ct &rnbreoe llbre al ftneitc
Sort. Gfterat urrc foutmen opercnS
ON Eriicn itiaet Gbeien oeu getiu.
gclie, at DC nlaatte bli icnot til Eari8,
builfet llbrmo9eren git ino poa moo
at ian Ell Grtraium for Smfoitniu.
gerne ueO Transporter. Gbeicn OPP
goo iingeret Hapn og Abreaie, og
GitaIeu Dor, at llbreue IfuIoe pGre i
YariS ON en- Waoneo.
Seo lin 3ilbagcfomit unOerrettcoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-29

Gbeieu Be iranife Siicerer peo 8rRr.
len ON otsie 6ofta. og efterat bare
poafalot oeres agtpaagtpenbeo co
opmuntret Dem peo alt muliq, icm
ban merte, ifuIoe iuopirfe poa oeres
6rpgt, StoltheO eaer Edtriotisme,
opprbiet ban ipGuot Reiultotet al lin
Wi5iion.
Ieo Den aitalte 3io fom en- ltS.
lruoira til oct @oOenummer. iom
Gbeien bapoe opai0et, ipurgte eiter
ham UNDER han5 lingerie 3apn, cg
ga ban trai bam. ertlRrebe ban Iig
reoe til at Iepere Sc hupoveOe llhre
iiSl9e aontrafteu. 4aeuten bIeo iort
| Grreit, blep eramineret. trltet og
Itiaet unoer 8rpO5forbsr, men uOen
uoget Reiultat; ban paaitoo, al han
bare q en- ~Gommi5iiouuire" | ga.
ria, iont ifuIoe Ieoere Be omboroleoe
Hrtifler for Ell %iaItiat Erts.
0hetelt rel'te 1trar 'turtet oa Ger
lerliq og ogiaa I'LL forfIGot, til6dlc
iii @enf. San opisqte lthrmaqeren
% aumo0et ham ON at forflare, boor-
leoes han hau6e praftiieret llbrene
ouer @rpnier, men oenue bare mil
te, OF fom me6 ll0flltgter. Ia Goer,
t~alelier nuttet ind li0et, begpn0te Shes
len at true, men irenl6eleS uoen Selb;
enbelig bciIitttebe ban at BRUCE cit
Girt, iom iaa cite bar aabuet g0,
gang til Senmclighcoer. Ser elers
alOrig uilOe bare Bit opoaget. San
gif iuo paa al al llbrmaderen ii III.
iut Srancs, bpi8 ban niloe afgi en-
milo Silitaaelic. Tesioruoen Ionet
ban bam at ifaanc ham for ale ube'
baqeIiac 6slger. iOm euers uiloc bare
i%n0truiiet.
"a Soeren5fonIten bar ~iillttet OF
Gergeue betolte, begpuote llbrmage.
rem:
"Nin Serre, ga Ge fom iii mig,
bar ieg off unoerrettet ON, at &c bar
/ 8cuf % bar oerior pao min FoIt
"a oe aau mig en- geitiaing poa at
aiienoe ct huuSreoe llbre til 8dris,
bar ieg bis poa, at Der par llgler |
WoIen OF bauOIet oereiter. Get par
ct nonifGint SilfGloe; ieg foritoo
Itr0r, at llbreite life fuu6e bringes
ooer @rrnicu poa olmiuoelig Waa'
Sc. Sna benpGtote ieg mig til Tere3
egcu Siener, ban mobtoq llhrene OF
brogte Dem aiiteo iom euoel al GereS
cgen Baggage; thi lea ioruNioa. at Den
piI6e unogan at bli ~unoerisat al
3oIOpCicnct paa 0ruuo al Teres OF
icntlige Stiatug."
Gbeicu fom biem til EoriS iaien
flogerc emo ga han %reiite. San bap'
0e MT lGrt. at @enier.l lbrmagerre
icritoo at benptte Spioner ua geitif'
felier ligeioa qobt, iom Sc iranife
Teteftiper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-29
6ooe manerer
oe PoHieheo,

Zen befienbte engelIfe Folititer,
2orO Goieberp bolOt nplig oeo Ell
Erisu0oeling / en- communicable /
@uiloforo peo Sonoou en- meget IN
~teresiant Gale iii Butterne oOer
Gmnet: "Ie gamle Cages Seilig.
beo % gobe 0tanerer / Torialo".
Sea bar" - iaaleoeS begpnote
Sor0 Hoieberp - "bernerfet, bUOrlcs
bea SfoIegutterne ira 2lar til aar
far oGnnet iig til entcH ilet life at
bilie paa lin Sarer, naor De msoer
bom paa 8aben, eQer finn bilier
peo temmelig reipettlsit og p6erit
nondIalunt at fsre @aonoen op I'll
2uetoutcn. Spis ri en- Tag paa en-
Spaiertur meoer aongeu, tar ri
ale ganife naturlig 9atten al Tor
bam, og boorior gisr Oi oct? ll0es
IuffenOe al Geipeft Tor aongen5
Eerior? Nei, life bare berior men
egentlig mere for at pie, at ri bar
Reipeft Tor port Snnos S~Oerboueo.
Sbi peO at pie 9grbsoigbe0 for
S~perbopeOet ior Den Stot, buiS
gorgere ri or, piier ri iamtiois Ge.
ipeft for os ieIp. % iom oct gaar
/ oct itore, buroe oct ogiaa gaa / Oct
min6re Samfuno.
Smiblertio tror ieg, at man oper'
ali oil bape bemertet, at De gooe
Manerer itaoig er / aitagenbe, life
bare / England, men oueralt: 5
2ouoon og 8aris, / Relu gorf ion,
i Berlin og 8ieu. Get er meget be.
flagelig, life blot iorSi Oct er Bib.
nesbgro ON Wangel paa S~eluislelie
og Reipett for en- ielu. men ogiaa
ioroi CODE Rauercr - buao etbpert
9lbre og miot / 3agens arbeioe
itauenbe Renneifc iiffert oil pere
enig meo mig ! - / SirteIisbeoen
bar en- ubpre materiel SRroi. 5
tliien os after tuien Sili9lSe bar
iea ! nit LANCE os paa Segipenbeoer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-29
Siueoer al
Vorses Piitorie,
&rpncn tpnger.

Zen ioritanbige os gooe Song
Nagnus Saafonien, ban, iom iiben
bIep faISt "Sasabster", bite en- iaa
itpr 8ietet moo 8eiitlisbeben, al Gr.
fe6iifopen / aaret 1879 beitemte, "at
bper ben, iom bao for Song Dag.
ms, Grouning Snsebisrg eQer oeres
gsrn, ifuloe npoe b~inorebe Cages
4ilao."
3enne Gonges Ereitefi9rligbeb
bar COG life bare az Oct gobe. San
ioritoo life at perae rig moo @eiit.
Iigbeoens Roasaaenbeb og gap ben
mpnoise og herifeipge grimas ior
Den norife airfe aItior itor Iast.
Serai inIste iterfe grponinger mel.
lem airfen og Sanoets Sspbinger,
% bcnne llfreS ~iormsrfeoe / bsi
@rab ben eooe aonges 2ip. ban, Tom
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-29

q. qnnnOien gm6Gibins COMPANY, GecOrab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-29

nleaet oisie "GuitIeiS IopS" letter
Irbeibet, foroi De ta9er c9 alt Sts.
pct, iaa Ell life bebsper at BRUCE
Seiebr9t engana. ait icm er nso.
oerois er. of man rpiier "Ntcppen"
gobt, mar en- bar terrct % Stepet
meo Den, ogiaa en- Sang imellcm,
noar Den ipnes at blipc rigtia flilb
al Stsp, paifer Den / aont SGbepano.
9e baaoc hoIber @ulpene blanfe, %
binorer Stspet ira at fpge omfriug
/ Spreliet % iptte iig paa Wtsblerre
life of inaftc ON hpor meget
~iunoere oe er emo Be 9ammeloa9S
SopeIimer.
(Wtere).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-29

aierue bapbe feet GnigbeS og Ben.
fob melleim ale.
I'll Iibiommertib 1880 Dor Der
tilplt &tsoe / Bergen baabe al San'
bets iornemite perosIiae OF aeiitlige
Sspoinger, % Der par oct Song Raas
nus Mening at la6e lin Ssn Grit
frpne til 4onse. ut ser pda bette
Wsbe oiIoe faIbe aIoorliae Riuuinger
menem 8ongsmGnocie o9 @eiitlig.
beoen par roget. aongen I~oru0iaa. og
ban sriiebe melet for. hporoan bette
oiIbe lsbe al, - iaa mcaet mere, iom
ban bar meget ioag al Selle og trpt
eiter fit Ianguarige arbeioe meb 2an'
bets 2ope % sprige Srbuing.
en- Tag, heber oct. iao Song Waa.
nus | lit Serberse ianrmen meb nogIe
faa Senuer. San bar bn nteaet neo'
bsiet CO Loo falbe ucgIe 9triuaer
ON, bpor fulot oct menneifeliae Sip
bar al Spang, manaehaanbe Ersuel.
Ter % Wsie, oa bpor Inttelige Der.
imob De bar, iom ifllIoe 90. Slig
Gale ilcg De SiIiteoepPrenbe, iom
finn baobe for Gic Sen &oIiabeb, Sreo
% Sptfe, Tom baooe iiIgt MngnuS
paa al hans Spro, od oe ipllrote
baIn, boao ban merte bermeo.
% iaaSe &ongen title: Del mt
Iigt, at set tpffeS CScr, at ica life
bar bapt Itor Weie % SaniteIigheh
at firmpe meo / min 8Ggierirg. Wten
e q ipneS 300 oenne Mpie hor pcret
Itor NOT, oa bobbeIt oauifeIiqt er oct
at ifiite Ret og giniabeo meIlcm
2pgfoIf og @eiitIi9bco uoen at be
saa for itore WiSareb."
Ia, merte &c, iom itcb hos, tom
pilbe set nof life foIoe panifeligt.
so" iparebe aorgeu, FAC itcr or
@anIfeIigbeNen, at ieg priier Sc Gehe
Ipffelige fremior sc 2epenbe. Naor
bette Sopeo," oeoblep ban, ibct ban
itrsg ia opcr Taubeu ii ire glar bar
bullet / IuIo, ba ital s llot iao ie,
boaS ieg bar bapt at ltaa l."
Saa Git Iaret, % Sioen for Oct
Itore Mtpoe, acug Mtagnus gruebe Jig
til, too for 3sren. aaigcuel ltilloe
ban life oplepe BET. San falot / Ell
baaro SDgoom; men belt til jim liolte
Stuno bar ban optaget meo 6or'
banSlinger meo iremmeoe Wtagter,
Tom ogiaa lagbe geilog paa bans
arbeibsfraft. SaalebeS itrcu ban ire
Gage fsr i'm Dob ct Sreu til Den Ell
9eIife Song gb'pnro, bpem ban lno'
itGnoig bao om 8aao % glltauo Tor
fine TO Ssnner Crit og Sacfon OF
unoerrettebe bam ON Den i%oreltaaeit'
De aroniug. ri ben engellte aonge
bonbe Iaguus iom 8aue mootaget
nogle Gelifpier, og ban Ienote oertor
til @iengiGlo meo Suerbringerne al
@repet eubel uelairettcbe bpioe %
graa Saatialfe.
Song WognuS bleu fltn IL aar
gammeI. Sans Gig biiatteS / ct.
Slaps Sron3iSfauerfIoiter / Bergen.
gi oIt, bpao man oeb ON banl, fan
man lutte, at ban BELT igiennem bar
pnret en- elifpproig, maa'te noget til.
bagebcloenoe Eerionligbco.
Solicit tufteoe ham ior &c 2oue,
ban bar aipet oct, peo at mlnoeS
ham unoer Silnapret "oen @ooe".
Gn ieuere @iterilPat bar gipet bom
set bporen0e 3iIuapn "2a9abster",
5. e. ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Dten mcn bleu
life itoaenbe oerpeo. ) ben lenere
WiOoelaIoer iigtes Der utpiliomt til
ham meb Gapuet Sen "beaige" Song
M!agnus, bpis Sortieneiter al Rorge8
2ooboa iinoe8 paoberaabt / ct alage'
Ifrift Of 1924 ira Sunsberg Gems
Ilntlte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-29
Keiier Dilhelm oe
s~appehopoinSen

ielgeube Siitorie, Der life alene bio
rer ON Seller @ilbeImS Itore Eopu.
Iaritet ielp hos SIptlapperue men o.
iaa ON bans Itore 8emptligbeb %
Gl'fpGroigbeo.
"a aeiieren for CT Bar Iar iiben
paa lin panliee Horqesreiie fom til
SromSs, uotalte han Gnife ON at
bilie paa ell Sappebeooing, % ou ban
lit hcre, at en- iao6on netop hauoe
opilaaet lit Selt life langt fra gper
o. at ban enopg fllnoe tale liot INIT,
gif ban Ell Dag cipiIflGot no til bam.
9appebspbineen Senrit eler Sen'
rif 2appe, iom ban tal6eS | Srpmse,
ItoS netop ubenfor tit Selt, % aeiie'
rem aanife Deficient fom ben til BAN.
"@oooag!" iagbe &eiieren. Seq
piloe gierne bore, ON leg funoe lao
talc nleb Senrif Gap"
Get err nof mig oet!" iagbe Sent
rif.
"8obbag! Gobbag! Senrif!" fort,
Iatte aeiieren.
"Men bpab er bu for en- Scar ba?"
ipurgte Senrif.
"SSya MI fan OH siGtte9" iasoe Sci.
icrer.
Set ifulbe bel life pprc ielpelte
&eiierer, ban Wilbelm BEL" iogoe
2oppen. San bapoe nof iaaet ct lioet
@inf ON set i%preitaaeuoe geisg.
80 oct er nof mig oet!" iagSe
&eiieren.
go ga faar Oh bore iaa 600 at
fomme inb 90 @iIbelml" iagbe Gap.
pen, "og billie paa min Some. Sum
bar netop fn9t noget ertra i'm &uffe."
Seq tiger mango Saf!" iagoe
aeiieren, bpnrpaa 2oppen trof 5or'
bGnget til Seltaabningen til Sioc %
De begge gif mo.
aeiieren bpggeoe fig en- Stuno RIG
tig gobt hos 2appeiomilien, oa lige
fer afifeoen fpitcOe ban Ell @hlo'
Erode til @rbItet paa Sappefonen.
$50, MI bar leg let, bporoan br
bar set Senrif," iaabe aeiieren, "ntell
iau iaor ogioa on fomme neooper til
Spiflanb og ic, bporban ieg bar BET"
so set pilbe ga Senrif ipPrt gier'
ne, og Ioa ifil.e8 De meo De beoIte
gniter FOR beres allies Sremtio.
9en felgenoe &aar iierte Sappe'
bspoiraen Senrif Jig i'm benIte Fros
meb Selpfuapper og Den firfanteoe
uafre 2appeblle % al anben Stas oa
reiite til Berlin, og ban pirfeoe noe
item imponerenoe | jim malertIfe
Srogt, oa ban fremitilleoe Zig oeo
aeiierens Slot / Yotsbam.
"@obbag!" iagoe Sappebeuoingen
til 9ei;erpagten. "SSeg er Senrtt
2appe. Seq ifulbe inaffe liot men
@ilbelm."
San blep melbt.
"9ab ban fomme ~itrarl" iagoe
aeiieren.
90 Senrif 2oppe TON.
"0ei set glpber mig OF lie big Sen
riff" iagbe aeiieren. "Nu Fam on
So ogiaa Iao ie, bporoan ieg bar BET"
"SSSa, on Ter no til at bare oct rig
tig bra, ou 8ilbelm!" iagOe Senrif
Get bar ri9tig moriomt ct bere,"
iagoe aeiieren. "Ru facr on pPre
ioa penlig of ilaa dig neo Der lao
lpnae. Sea fol isge at isrge for dig
paa bebite Waaoe."
90 2nppen iepeoe / Serligbeo o1
8l96e / Totsbam paa aeiierens BE
foIming | mango Gage.
Ga belpsiet meo Itore 8aoer % en-
riaeIig Gritatninq for fine Getielto'
after Srog lao Senrif Sappen Giem
til Horge iaien.
Seq ifiiloe hiIie big iaa ri0tia
mango Sarge ira ban @ilbeIm!"
iaabe han til Tin Some. ibet BON ouer,
rate henbe forifiedige imuffe Grin
6~ringseaoer ira aeiieren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-29
!, @eb man life. hpoo mon ito

Seo man life, bpao moll 'tal
9iere meb De eamle Sanerne, iaa
ilagt oe fog Dem, raaoer ct Sarnter.
blao. Seller i9ls Dem for balu Bris,
os ilaet Iige Sugle for eeet Srugl
Men bin al meo Sanerne, iaainart
oct eaar an! De bar ingen ElaoS
/ SenieiIcffen, efterat Tusetioen er
oper.
- &eroiene err ct nofiaa pirfioult
Wtiobel moo "Mtites" oa lltei / Ssu.
iebuiet % oertil biniqt. @rng oct
bper uee / 9~espnoelien!
Putnam patriot., 1913-10-24
EAST WOODSTOCK

Herman Chandler and fsmdiy motor ed to Hartford Saturday. ]. C. Ames accompanied them to Springfield, visiting Frank Warner and family overnight. All returned Sunday via Willimantic.
 Rev. and Mrs. T. A Turner returned Turner has been spending & few days in English Neig
 Your correspondent was nEisinform- ed regarding the birthday party given by Mrs. J k. Aldrich last week. 1t was in honor of Mrs. Emily Allen, he boards with Mir and Mrs. Aldrich. She was s2 years of age and is in comfort able health.
 Mrs, Charles Bugbee returned from Danielson Saturday.
 Everett l.. Upham and family are expected Friday to spend vacation of several weeks with his parents, C. l.. | pham and wife. Ar. fpham is moving this week from Dedham to Newton.
 Mics Helen Chandler of Westboro re- eer tlg visited her brother, Herman Chandler, and family.
 Is. GcofEe A. W ttutfeiA anu SOIL George A. ar Mrs. A. C. M0rse and son, Joseph Meachem; Mrs. Paul Gif- ford ard daughter, Elizabeths visited Mrs. Josephine Steere in East Douglas on Tuesday.
 The Ladies Aid society will hold a Hfairv in the Brick hall Oct. 3ist com 1sencing at 3 @ clock. Aprons, fancy articles, homemade candy, ice cream will be Gn sale. Supper served in chapel froa1 6 to s o'clock. Musical program wall be gwen during the even- ing. adv
 Services will be held at the Cougre- gati0naI chuceh as usual next Sunday.
 Mrs. H. E. Bannister and children Of Measter and Mrs. Edward Knowles of Pawtucket spent Wednesday with Mrs. Everett k. May
Putnam patriot., 1913-10-24
iluiHehang Pomona
To Hold Speelal Meeting Saturday for
 conferring the Fifth Degree

The special meeting of Quinebaug Pomona for conferring the fifth degree is to be held in Woods hall, Danielson, Saturday, opening at about II o'clock. The degree is to be conferred on candi- dales at the morning session. Dinner is to be served to the grangers in W. K. C.. hall.
 At the afternoon session, commenc- ing at 45, the grange is to be opened in the fourth degree. The lecturers programme arranged for this pari of the meeting k as follows: GonServs- tion of the Farm, Charles P. Cornell, lecturer of the Rhode Island state grange; l.. H. Healey, North Wood stock, overseer of the national grange, who will select for a subject some live topic in connection with the farm. Other speakers, representing grsnges in Rhode Island and Massachusetts, will also be heard. The programme will also include vocal and instrumen- tai numbers and readings by members of the granges represented in Quine- baug Pomona. The programme has been arranged by Andrew J Kennedy, Putnam, lecturer of the Pomona grange.
 The meeting is intended as an op- portunity for members living in east ern towns of the county to take the fifth degree; also for all fourth degree members to hear splendid program.
Putnam patriot., 1913-10-24
WOODSTOCK
Class and Church SocIals

Last Sunday was observed as Rally Day with appropriate exercises in the 'Sanday school and the pastors ser mon upon Bible study was timely. In the evening Mrs. Win Child conduct ed an interesting Fathers Day service.
 F. H. Miller with his family attend ed the wedding of his oldest son in Worcester Tuesday.
 Mrs. Marvin Hyde and children are in Woodstock.
 Miss Gertrude Jones spent Sunday st w. J. Lindeman's.
 Miss Cochrane has returned from a weeks visit in Providence bringing her friend, Miss Maud Hare, with her.
 Oct. 31st the Ladies' Benevolent so- ciety invite everybody to a good time in the chapel.
 By an oversight the class social giv. en by the Academy seniors in Acade- my hall Oct. 10 was not reported last week. An amusing farce was credit ably presented by the young people and refreshments were served. March ing and general soeiability filled the evening.
 Mrs. Davis spent Sunday with her 0aNSAACA AN W OtlColNN ONCt
 The church social at shadefeld Fri day evening was attended by 100 peo- pie who were entertained by the fol- lowing set of tableau pictures under tn , skillful direction of Misses Con stance and Sylvia Holt:
 Cherubs by Raphael, William Hughes ann Harry Rutishauser.
 A letter from the squire by Miliais, Hattie Sampson.
 The angelus by Millet, Walter Linde- man and Leslie Summer.
 Girl with muff by LeBrun, Ada Miller.
 Little Samuel by Reynolds, Lydia Taber.
 St. Cecelia by Hoffman, Gretchen RuLishauser.
 Hosea by Sargent William C. Child.
 The three fates by Thumann, Doro thy Richarneon, Sylvia Holt and Grace Hawkins.
 Song of the lark by Breton, Rilla Child.
 Queen Louise by Ritcher, Louise Howard.
 The grape-eaters by Murillo, Merrill Healey and Clyde Miller.
 Nidia by Bodenhauser, Susan tsum- Der.
 Mona Lisa by Leonardo, Doc0thy Richardson.
 St. Anthony by Murillo, Kwart Eealey.
 Madonna by Raphael, Mrs. Cazun- 'cey Child, Donald and Constance Will ,liams.
 You can save money 5yJbuying shat new horse blanket of F. A. A..Gardner. New line just received. Adv
 Tke s0th Anniversary of a business tn at has always stood fer Quality is announced at Putnam. Mhose?2 adv
Putnam patriot., 1913-10-24
THOMPSON
w. (. T. U. Meesng

he next meeting of the Thompson w c. T. U. will be held with Mrs. Ellsworth Bixby Thursday, Oct. 30, at 2 D. m. Mrs. Carlton will give 2 re- port of the state convention, and the members are asked to take part in the usual way. It is hoped all members will be present.
 Mrs. Colcleugh is still in the home of Mrs. Alice Peekham, not yet able to commence her literary work in Provi- dence.
 The home of Mrs Truesdell was the scene of a very enjoyable family gath ering last Sabbath, when nine of the family were together atsdinner in the old home.
 Mrs. $. K. Tsuesdell is at home from visit with friends in Palmer, the cid home town of Monson, Springfield, Worcester and Boston. The country farthest from the coast was bright in autumn hues, which we miss here this year, for our aGtumns are generally so beautiful.
 Mrs. Covington of Boston is the guest of her sister, Mrs Joseph Mills
 good attendance at church last Sabbath. Sermon by Rev. J. A- Moore from Acts 27:3a, "ENcept these abide in the ship ye cannot be saved. v
 Marion Bowen entertained eleven CT her little girl friends Saturday after ; noon, it being her Sth birthdaY.
 The lecture given by Rev. w. Bates from Mystic the Eth, instead of the 1 18th, at the Baptist chNsch was well attended, a very interesting and anus ing hour being spent.
 Fred Eddy amd wife from South bridge were the guests of C. V. Chase Sunday.
 A party of fifty were invited to the home of Olin Tocrey and wife Tuesday ( evening, it being their tenth anniver- -sary.
 Rev. B. Boardnaan is soon to have a telephone.
 MT. Weed and brother from Putnam spent Sunday with Mrs. Lillie Babbitt.
 If you need new horse blanket just look at F. A. GarGner's new line. It will pay you. Adv
 The S0th Anniversary of a business that has always stood for 62a ality, is announced at Putnam. Whosee2 adv