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Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1914, 1914-04-28
Lady Elks Held MeetinR

The Lady Elks were entertained
this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
F. A. Lowe on. North Fourth street.
Ihere were guests for three tables
CARDS. At the close of the game re-
freshnents We're served by the hos
tess and prizes We're awarded to the
holders of the high scores. (:
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1914, 1914-04-28

Life.
Mornins-and daisies all drenched
with the dew,
Winds in the valley and birds on
the wing
Sun-up and Glory--and heavens all
blue 90
+. Nothing for man but 10 turn out
y and sing.
Noon-and the clamor of wear,nr
toll,
Hands must be busy though hearts
long to roam -
the moil
How the heart thrills with ITS
visions of home.
Nishts-and the beauty of stars on its
breast,
Twilight entertainments and sos,
dreams that creep
over the heart with a lullabied rest.
leaving US mothered in Ravens Of
Larry Ho.
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CALL MINISTER.

Mandan. N. b.. April 2s.-A congre-
9ational meeting Of the Methodist
church was held and a call was issued
to Rev. r. r. Hedtlke Of Goodrich,
shertdan county to take. the local pas.
toratA ~ a
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1914, 1914-04-28

Taylor ere-superintendent OF
Public Instruction Taylor passed
through the city yesterday on. his way
to the state teachers convention at
Devils Lake.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1914, 1914-04-28
Rebekah Lodge Nfeeting,

Hebekah Lodge Meeting.
me Reoekah lodge will hold IT'S
regular meeting this evening at
o'clock In Odd Fellows hall. There
VIII be initiation and a large attend.
ance is desired.
st. Paul's Guild Meeting.
st. Paurs Guild will hold it's reEu.
lar meeting Wednesday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock in the parish hall. All
members are urged to be present.
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Returned to Crookston.,
Mrs George Soule has returned to
her homo in Crookston after visiting
friends and relatives in the city for
the past few days. ,, -.
Music Class to Resume Meetings.
The Music Appreciation class at the
state university will resume it's meet
inEs this week, The class will meet
this evening at Woodworth hall at
1880 o'clock and the subject for study
Will be the Music of Italy. Snajn
France and Germany" The class
Will meet again tomorrow afternoon
IN the same place and the topic for
discussion will be The Music OF Be-
hsmia. Hungary. Russia, Poland, Nor
Plailathea Class Meeting.
The. Philathea class of the First
Baptist church held its meeting this
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. N. r.
Lincoln on Walnut street. Follow
ing the study hour and program So
cial session was enjoyed and Mrs. e.
Wood Of Michigan was the suest of
honor: The pleasant gathering was
brought to close with the service of
refreshments.
Eastern Star Silver Ten.
In spite Of the rainy weather a
large number Of ladies attended the
Eastern Star silver tea. which was
held this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Sig Wolff on Belmont avenue.
The ladies brought their needlework
and sewing and visiting were the
paatinaes. At ESQ o'clock dainty
luncheon was served by the hostesses,
Mrs Wolf, Mrs. NJ. Rasmussen, Mrs.
George w. Gets, Mrs. L. Rohde, Mrs.
J. L. Hoffman. Mrs. A. G. Wonderlich
and Mrs. W. H. Witherstine.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
Social Calendar

Dee. i1.-The Dixie Rock Club
Nj! meet with Mr.. J. II. Wright a:
= o',.ock.
Tee. 2o-The ladies OF the Ban
TT church viii have a Christina
bazaar and exchange In the pos,
office Duilding.
Dec. 2S-The Bach Club vii en-
icriain with q >iN o'clock dinner.
Ms she Woner i i'll at home on
West Main street.
Mrs.. j. :. Rice spent last week
with her mother. Mrs. Garrett al
Gave City.
Mr.. Alice Lyt!e. who ha> been in
OEi:'homa. with her son. Mack
l.!ile, l. here Oh "A visit la relatives.
Air.. Russell Brown of Lancaster.
ha> been spending several days with
her husbands parents, DIR. and
Mr.. +. j. Brown.
Capt. } f.. Wallin. Q. & c. de-
tective and one of the very finest
and best in the business, came up
from. Junction City Friday for a
short stay.
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50 hogs that We're purchased at five
CENTS per pound.
PREACHERSViLlE

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Miller visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. T. ". Mayor.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Roberts gave All
enjoyable social Saturday might.
Howard Holtzclaw slipped while
bulkin" tobacco and stuck At thirty
penny nail nearly through his hard.
joni Kennedy WAS IN Junction City
On business last week.
WoodSon Carpenter, who has been
working at Green>bur", Ind. is nj
home with his parents: Mr.. and Mrs.
5. ID. Carpenter.
Miss Maggie Arnold is visiting her
brother in Virginia.
Mrs. X. &. pettus is still i'll.
Notwithstanding the very inclem-
ent weather uf Sunday morning, ii
very good crowd was in attendance
ut the Baptist Sunday school. -.
Services Saturday night, Sunday
and Sunday night at the Baptist
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. G. Rigsby and
family, OF Sweeney, We're visiting
Rev. and Mrs r. H. Baird.
; Rev. K. +. Jordan OF Pimcvillc
. visited his son w. E.. Jordan and
family.
/ Naylor and Kennedy sold THEN
! tobacco crop OF over $500 pound>
at Danville Friday at an average o1
TlO.40 hundred pounds, best luz,
bringing SD.
! Mrs. Richard Williams and chill.
dren Of Lancaster, visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. ii. Cnmniir~
| There Will be Christmas Tree On
| Christmas Eve at the Masonic Hal
at ] 30 o'clock that afternoon.
| Miss Jennie Ray of Judson Is will
her friend. Mrs. j. J. Thompson.
Miss Carrie Sprinkles Of Stanford
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Loca:
Thompson.
! George Sutton sold lOa.! of to.
bacco ut Lancaster ut nine cents.
j, p. Thompson bought some corr
(! from .luhn lior"...:
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County Court Days

Sc.ow IS list OF the days Cou:Iyy
Courts are held each month IN counties
in this part OF the state:
anderson Lawreaceburg. Sd Monday.
Bath. Owng:rI.ic. Il Monday.
tOurbun. Paris, Is, Monday.
i,oS:c. Danville. Sd Monday.
i.rvathitt. Jackson. ~ Monday.
C,.rk. Wirchc~-c~. -iih Monday.
i'ayet,e. Le.ia.iUii. ID Monday
Fleming. Fic.nins sbure. eth Monday.
Fran, IL. Frankfort. LIST Monday. =.
;.arr.rG. Lancaster. 18th Monday.
Gram. Wil!iamStoWn. u Monday.
Harris II. Cynthiana. ijh MonGdy
Henry. Newcastle. ist Monday.
ic>sarnine. Nicholasyillc. 81 Mono y.
Lee. Bcattyville, i:h Monday
Lincoln. STANFORD. 2nd Monday.
Madison. Richmond. l>t Monday.
Mason. Maysville. 1st MONDAY
Mercer. lIarrodsburg. lSt Monday.
Montgomery. Mt. Sterling. sd Mo-
dav.
Nicholas. Lagrange 18th Monday.
Owen. Owenton. 18th Monday
Pcndlcton. Falmouth. lst MONDAY.
Powell Stanton. Is Monday
P,llaski. Somerset, Sd Monday.
Scott. Georgetown. Sd Monday.
Shelby. Shelbyvil'e. I'd Monday
WAYNE. Monticello. 18th MONDAY.
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The second entry in the gube:na :
torial stakes came last week when
State Auditor Henry NJ. Bosworlh.
of Fayette comfy. announced az Il
candidate for the democratic n"inl-
nation for governor. MIR. Bosworth
issues a strong card, in which he
saws that he Will make the race or
his record, and lets the people Know
in plain. unaquivocal language Just
where he stands. He has many warm
friends in this part Of the state
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Knight TempIar Inspection

The annual Inspection of the Ryan
COmmandery No Il. H. 7. will take
place at the Masonic Hall in Dam
Vile on Tuesday afternoon and ev-
ming. December 10Th. The order of
the Red Cross will be conferred at
4 ::}G o'clock j. NJ. after which the
annual banquet will be served. The
conference OF the Order of the Tenn
pie will follow at Z 30 =. NJ. Past
Grand Commander George A. Lewis
will be the inspecting officer. Sir
Knights are requested AZ far as
possible tc appear III full uniform
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II. j. NcRo:; ,rt> has been l;.IG ~,
with the grip f.: several day.
Mrs. W. II. Rice, of Louisville. is
the guest OF Mrs. Susan Yeager.
Walter Carson, of IIu>tonvilic,
was here shaking hands with friend,
Monday.
:. {. Gaines. The Insurance man
and j. f. Robinson. the Lancaster
editor motored over Monday To at
tend court.
John b. Stout. Of the DanNillc ol,-
era hou>c. Was here Monday with
JuG &c {. 4. Hardin. lo"bino after
the iaiter~ political fences.
4. T. Bromley, the we'll known i'll
surance man. mas been confined /"
his ROOMS here for -e,rr:! Gays
with illac>s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Davis are
receiving congratulations upon the
arrival of a handsome little dauyh-
or at their home.
Miss Cora Lee, of Stanford. will
spend the holidays with her mother,
Mrs. f. J. Lee in this rity.-Corbin
Times.
Mrs. (i-wcll Sauflcv. w1o * VS.
lting her parents, Judge and Mr.. r.
c. O'Rear, expects TO leave next
week for New York To meet her hus-
band, who will arrive in that city
December ~ on the Finland" af-
ter foir months stay abroad. After
short stay in New York, Lieut.
Sautley and wife will come to Frank
fort for "A short visit To Judge and
Mrs. O'Rear before yoin. +" Pen~a
cola. Fla. where Lieut.. Sautley vii
be stationed for the wintcr.-F Frank
(; fort journal.
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Tobacco Prices Getting Bs..ar

Tobacco markets at Ds;ii Gle.
Richmond and Lexington, are .i,;..-
ually becoming better a. Il h.:
grade of weed get On the market. W.
T. kincGid, the local buyer. l. i'icn
ing up /. few good crop, ;2rc ;.:'l
there. Last week he b"u.:t ,.Wi0
pounds of j. y. RUh;aSun and d,
de> ut 10 cent, 4 pound: from ;:0inH-
son and Webb he get j.nDG t,"..-..,
at the same figure and ircEi ~
ley an., Edwards. Near ';n:-:.n q,
600 pounds ut 20 cents.
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Gh'Gler-GrubbS

Jesse Grnbb>. FIR fifteen years "A
private in the United States Army.
and Miss Nina l.. Girdler. of Illus
tonville, Mere united in marriage al
TIE Hotel EdcIen i'm this city Fri
hay afternoon. DIR. j. q. \. Mellow
ell officiating. Mr.. Grubb> Is IL ma
.Iye Of taSey county and came home
OF furlouoh fer "A visit 10 his rela =
tire-. Mr.. and Mrs.. Grubbs left af-
er the ceremony for IL tri p to Gin
cinnat: after which they will return
ia Observation-Disclosures Advocate.
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tate - Chic City + T. Il a.. Lucas County. IS.
Frank J. Cheney a:.,.ts "a,l that h. Is senior
!artncr G. the. firm Of 4. ]. Cheney l. TO-, de-
Ing business in tie City Of Toledo. County and
Ftatc aforesaid. and ti.t said firm will Pay
lii. sIIn Of VNi; III <pKi,D DOLLARS for
ei Oh ard every =: Cat.rrh that cannot he
cu-c1 by the of Halls Cat:rrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn 70 before :-i Subscribed fl my
presence this 6:h day If December. i. d.. 1886
Seal. 4. w. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
ects directly ufon ihe tlasl and mucous sur
faces Of the system. send for testimonials,
Tree.
+. j. CHENEY CO., Toledo. o.
Sold by al Druggists. zoe.
Take Halls Family pills for constipation.
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NEWS OF CHURCHES

Rev. J. .. Montgomery. of Liber-
ty will preach ut the Christian
church i'm Stanford on Wednesday
night ut Z o'clock. All cordially in
vited to hear hind. NJ. Walker.
Mid week services mt the Pres
bvterian church will be resumed on
Wednesday evening. Dec. 16. Sub
lect '"The Wise Man on iii Temper"
A hearty welcome to all.
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NOTICE-The annual meeting by |
the stockholders Of the State Bank
& Trust Company, of Stanford for
the purpose Of electing officers and
directors for the year 1918 will be
the second Tuesday Of Jan. 1915 at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. NJ. 3. SALIN, Cash.
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Administrators Notice

AL persons havin" claims against
the estate of J. j. Mckinney. de-
ceased. will present same The
undersigned administrator properly
prcv"p by law and those indebted
to the estate WI settle. WALTER
N.ckINNFI ..A.','r. 9j-3p
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Deputy State Game Warden W. S.
Hill, Of Frankfort, WAS here this
week with District Game Warden }.
~. Bailey Of Danville and j. &. Ma
gee of Crab Orchard. Mr.. Hill is as
sistlng in prosecutions of viOlatOrs
of the state game laws. He travels
over the state on motorcycle and
whenever he hears the sounds OF
guns, investigates whether the hunt
ers have license or not. He says
there are very few violations OF the
law in this section of the state but
elsewhere conditions are not SO good
Mr.. Hill was loud in his praise OF
the work that Wardens Bailey and
Magee have done in this section.
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J. ID. Pope, near Lancaster, ship
ped a ear load Of mixed stock to
Green e. Embry at Cincinnati, there
being 30 head of cattle running in
weight from 600 to 1000 pounds
and that cost him three to five cents
per pound; there were also six veal
calves in. the lot, ten head of sheep
bought from Robinson and Gasti-
man at $50 per head and about
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NOTICE TO STOCK HOLDERS
The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Crab Orchard
Banking Company will be held on the
second Tuesday in January next at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, at their banking
house in Crab Orchard, KY. j. C..
Bailey. Cashier. 99-td.
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Footcznity at CETSIT"
toe. Quit Furnishing your feet by
using toe eating saves and ointments.
To use knives, files, scissors and
razors. siicinG and hacking at a corn.
only make it grow faster and bigger.
It also brings danger Of bleeding
and blood poison. The new way. the
new principle never known before in
corn-history. is "GETS-IT." It's a
liQuid-2 drops on a corn does the
work. Pain goes. the corn begins to
shrivel and out it comes! You apply
Il in two seconds. Nothing to stick.
nothing to hurt. and it never fails.
Try ''GETS.IT' tonight on corns. cal.
fuses, warts CT bunions.
"CETS-IT" is sold by druggists
everywhere, CSC bottle, or sent di.
rect by e. Lawrence e Co. Chicago.
GETS-IT is sold :r Stanford a
Shncars Drug Store.
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Lincoln Lodge No. 60 +. q A. IL. mes,s n.
stated communication or each first ard :hlrr
Mordsv nights Of each month 81 O'clock -
their hall on Main etl eet, STANFORD. Ny rtL
hers of sister lodges frsternslly lnvi,et 90 >.
present.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Lincoln County
National Bank will be held on the
second Tuesday in January next at
10 o'clock A. NJ, at their banking
house in Stanford, Ky. w. NJ. Bright
Cashier. 97-td
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POSTED

Mrs. Frank COrdier. Will COrdier.
y. G. Bauahman, Gottlieb Benke. }.
s. Hooker. S. T. Harris. Jacob Gan
der. Mrs. Matte Hewes. John 2.
Anderson. J. Frank Smith.
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FARM FOR SALE.-33 acres
improved, on the Stanford and Som
erset pike; five room cottage, barn
and other necessary buildings !;
splendid orchard; fine lasting wa
ter. If you want a nice little home at
a bargain see j. C. FLORENCE,
Stanford, Lock box SAG. 95tf
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''eETS-sT," z Drops,
Corn vanishes T!
The Only Sure Ender Of All Germs.

Desperate, ere you, over trying to
get rid Of corns: Quit using cid
formulas under Few names, banGaGes.
winding-tapes and Gotten rings that
make Fat little package Oft Of your
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LOON and see if Your subscription
: paid up.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
The regular annual meeting OF the
Stockholders of the National Bank
ri Hustonville will be held on the
second Tuesday in January next at
10 o'clock 4. NJ, at their banking
house in Hustonville, Ky. j. w.
Hooker. Cashier. 9Std
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YOU CAN GET THEM AT THE I.

Ii Won want posters.
II YOU wan. biilheads.
III you want programs,
If you want envelopes.
Il you want noteheads.
If Won want statements.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-10-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Lon NJ. Philbrook. tw
of our young people who married an
went West, are visiting relatives an
friends in town. Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
brook are pleasantly located in Den
yer, Colo.
Mrs. NJ. w. North and A. W. lyle
have gone on an automobile trip t
Boston.
A delegation from here attended tn
school of instruction of the o. E. S
which was held in Augusta las
Wednesday.
Little Miss Inez Glidden is suffer
ing from an injured shoulder whie
was hurt by a fall.
An Epworth League Social was he'll
Thursday evening at the pleasant neN
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton I
Turner. At this time the society wa
re-organized and officers elected a
follows: Carleton E. Turner, pres.
Mrs Carleton E. Turner, first vic
pres; Warren Weber, second vic
pres; Ada Butler. third vice pres.
Maurice Gordon. fourth vice pres.
Entertainment committee, Fern Com
stock, Ruby Carson, Evie Stone. Mr.:
Roy Carson, secretary and treasurer
A large number attended and a pleas
ant evening passed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-10-13
CORNVILLE

EAST-Sanford Strickland has fin
ished digging his potatoes. From abou
three acres he got seven hundred an
fifty bushels. He feels quite wei
about it.
1t is reported that George Fredick
got from five acres of potatoes on
thousand bushels. He has dug them al
by hand, and they are all housed il
the cellar.
Erwin Smith has commencedl dig
ging his potatoes. He has a potat
digger to work with.
1t has been very dry In this plac
and many wells are very low. an
some are dry, so rain will be appre
ciated.
G. Blaisdell has raised a nice lot o
squashes, six of the biggest weighini
259 lbs, the largest. SO lbs. TIL
seed came from Montana, andi a goo'
many of the squashes tipped tn
scales at from 25 to 80 lbs.
There are some nice cows on thi
road Joseph Judkins has one tina
made 10 pounds of butter the pas
week
Quite a number from this place Wen
to the Hartland fair and not a few
brought home prizes.
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READFIELD

DEPOT-The 18th anniversary of
the Hutchinson family reunion was
held at the home of Charles Hutchin-
son. Mt. Vernon, Wednesday, Oct T.
The autumn day was ideal, and the
carriage drives to and from the home
were exceedingly pleasant, enhanced
by the magnificent sight of the gor-
geously colored leaves of the maple.
mingled with the bright evergreens
After a social hour no dainty lunch"
was served. but sumptuous dinner,
made still more attractive by the
white table covering with a border of
roses, and napkins to match, furnished
by Mrs. Mehitable Hutchinson Kensill
of Portland. Mixed with spicy jokes
and merry laughter, the repast was
most heartily enjoyed. An after
dinner stroll in most beautiful por-
ton of the Maine woods" was chosen
by some while others remained in the
house, viewing the surrounding seem
cry. Returning, the business meeting
was called by e. A. Cottle in his usual
pleasing manner. Report of last meet
ing was called, read and accepted. A
letter written by Mrs. E. w. Thur
low was read by Secretary Elizabeth
Hutchinson. The president, E. A. Cot
tie, was chosen by unanimous vote
for the ensuing year. Other officers
chosen, in succession. BY request,
Miss Agnes Copp gave an organ solo.
Short speeches were made and stories
told of the past generation. Beautiful
songs entitled Down by the Old Mill
Stream" and "In the Springtime,"
sung by E. A. Cottle. with organ ac-
compartment by Miss Esther Dunn,
completed the entertainment. A ris-
ing vote of thanks was given Mr.. and
Mrs. Hutchinson, the host and hostess,
who entertained so royalty. Three
deaths of members occurred the past
year, Edward w. Thurlow. Rockland,
who was with us twice, though in fee
BILE health; Mrs. Alice Hutchinson
Eldridge, who never missed a meeting
and was always active and interested
in the success of the association; her
sister, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Hutchin-
son Weber of Florida, who originated
the meetings and sent yearly some
remembrance which was interesting,
and to her memory is the society in
debted for the pleasant hours passed
together during the 10 years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-10-13

Mrs. Agnes Hisler has been a re-
cent visitor at L. r. Gains
Mrs. Frank Butler and Mrs. Walter
Tobey have been recent visitors in
Freedom at their great -uncles Page
Young's. Mr.. Young is over 80 years
old.
Frank B. Butler was a recent caller
in Somerville
Z. S. Kitchen was a business caller
in Augusta and brought home a fine
horse to Mrs. E. S. Kitchen, with
which she was very pleased, as ii
came as a surprise.
Miss Flora Kitchen was a caller in
East Palermo Tuesday.
Frank Downer, who has been on the
sick list, is a little better at this writ
ing.
Mrs. Pullen of Augusta is the guest
of Mrs. Alonzo Stevens.
Mrs. E. II. Foster was a caller Sun
day on her brother. Woodbury. lib
bits. at East Palermo.
Mrs. Agnes Hisler was a recent
caller on Mrs. Charles Newhall.
Mr.. Frank Butler. Mr. and Mrs
Walter Tobey and Mrs +, H. Foster
and daughter Estella and Miss Flora
Kitchen and Mr.. and Mrs. McCullom
of Concord, n. H., We're recent callers
on Mrs Fred p. Drawn and family.
Do not forget the annual grange fair
to be held at Branch Mills the 10th.
The grange members have a beautiful
comforter for which tickets are on
sale at 10 cents each. The comforter
is a beauty and the design is called
the DEVILS dream" Tickets can be
procured of the following ladies: Mrs
Helen Worthing, Miss Flora Kitchen,
Mrs. Harriet Estes, Mrs. Alice Par
menter. Mrs. Lucia Pinkham and Mrs.
w. s. Jones.
Mrs. Leila Phillips and Mrs. Watson
and Miss Marion Phillips and Mrs.
Aaron Turner and Mrs. Mabel Nash
attended the services at Palermo Cen
ter Sunday.
George Worthing had a large crew
getting his potatoes Saturday and
Monday.
Mrs. Sarah Jordan was a recent
caller on Mrs Charles Downer
Miss Jennie Chadwick of Water
vile was calling on friends in Palermo
Sunday.
Madison Hisler was a recent caller
in Waldoboro.