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HoNEA PATH SCHOOL
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! The appearance of .he school audi
torium has been greatly helped by q
nice curtain for the stage. This was
given by the Civic League and paintet:
by the Sasman' Brothers, OF Atlanta.
We were very glad to have with as
In chapel exercises Thursday morning
Rev. S. T. Blaekman. Mr.. Blackman,
In his good humored way. gave an i'm
teresting talk to both teachers and pu-
pills. , S. ~ III
Miss Moffatt has begun the work OF
identifying the school grounds by
having sweet peas sowed along the
front of the main building. We hope
to do rticre of this work later.
Friday being the day for the meet
Ing Of our literary society the follow
Ing, program was rendered:
Debate: Resolved, That Germany is
responsible for the war IN Europe.
Affirmative: Hattie Gertha Shirley,
Lydia Shirley. Charlie Cannon. Mega
tive. bertha Dunlap, H.. .ry Branyon,
Sybil Traynhain, Malcf m Erwin.
James Mopsoe--Tokes 1i.s
Evans Harper-Curre ent Events.
Gladys -Essfy.
Charlie Eambrell- Biography. s,
Horace Johnson-Rea Readings..
The following is tie honor ron OF
last month, ending October 80: 50 :,
Second Grade-Helen Alien. Henry
Banister. Eva Brock, Edith Callahan,
Roy Martin, Eleanor Mattison, Mary
Eleanor Moore, Mollie Monroe, Hugh
Stevens, Jerry Mckenzie.
Third Grade Margaret Finley,
Mary Harper. Lula Moore. Margaret
Monroe, Marie Reaves, denevieve
Sharp. Carl Brock. William Clink-
scales. James Latimer. = -
Fourth Grade -Kethleet Brock, Ar
gyle Traynham. - y
Fifth Grade-Annie Manly, Minnie
Manly. ~.
Sixth Grade--Arthur Callahan,
Saieh Callahan, Mamie Lucille Ciink-
scales, Venice GaiSes, Ella Florence
Harper, Lucille Harper, sJoe Pinson,
Tom Shirley. 1nez Tracy. Annie Flo
Seventh Grade-Raymond Alber-
acrombie, Bennett Austin, Walter Clate-
worthy, johnnie Dunlap, Howard
Reaves. $50
Eighth Grade LiiIie Beard, Inez
Brock, Eva Ferguson, Esther Shirley,
iLydie Shirley, Henry Branyon. Gordan
Gaines. Charlie Gambreil. ssgl,
{ Ninth Grade -Eunice Carter, Bertha
dunlap, Device French, Emma Mon
roe. s.. s+Istl
B Tenth Grade--Marguerite Brock,
Jessie French, Lucy Pinson. Hattie
Hertna Shirley.
Eleventh Grade Marie Gaines, Ag-
mes Medlock. Jeanette Clateworthy,
Mary Sullivan. Helen Shirley. d
BY AGNES liEDL0CKS.
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His Sneech Cost MONEY.

A lively-looking porter stood on the
rear platform OF sleeping car in the
PENNSYLVANIA station, when a fussy
and choleric old man cIambered up
the steps. He stopped at the. door, puff
sed sos 6 fsoH1e:its. and. then turned to
the young man In uniform. =.
Porter" he said, '.I'm going to st.
Louis. I want 20 be we'll taken care
OF. pay for ,t. DO You underestimate,
= "Yes. sir, but
Never mind any butts, You Iisteii
to, what I say. Keep the train boys
away from ME. Dust me off OFF w,ihansTef
] want you to-. Give me an extra
blanket and IL there is any one IN the
berth over me, slide him into another.
I want you to ~ X {, !,
but, say, boss, IL Il. :,
"Young man. when I'm giving tn-
6tructions prefer to do the talking
myself. You do as say. Here Is u two
dollar bill. want to get the good OF
It. Not q wore, sir.s &
The train was starting. The porter
pocketed the bill with a grin and
swung himself to- the ground
"All right. boss!s he shouted. s.You
can do the talking if you want Co, Ism
powerful sorry. YOU wouldn't let me
tell you but = 5ssili going out on that
train. ~ is';s 's .,i. ss ss
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. CLEMSON C0LLEss 4
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TneT Fsate ;75i.s i. rs !
Clemson College. NoY. -sTt,e & mt
erafy societies show that they are
!nItva tn the g.aI apoAi long nf ilia.
day by the ci.oicc OF siibiects 7s.f diETE
Ecussien. The bond ISSUE the limiting
of the cotton acreage. the elipas snRti ton
of tho cotton crop and ainilaf topics
have been debated with eoliSid iderabte
insight and skill. There seems 10 be
more interest in the work or tii67gol
cities than Has been shown Tor some
/ ts!!.eA The M ssnaha,a rnlznt car In
large numbers ia. the yariapg con-
teEts, "a 8 81 g
s The one year aGrfcplturai Htadsnts
hays organized q society fcf tii D p,irs
pose ot discussing vital farm topiss.
The nlnfinaa ~ fl.e q LENS M llapoI
lima game was Aigiiy enjoys The
|ciesr pieturinE OF the game was q
great surprise to those who had never
witnessed q similar performance. The
cheering 0f the brilliant plays was
eQuai 10 that heard on: the aideilnes..
Al matinee. club liag been orgahiEsd;
| g.;..,s !, Will likely preeent aiIe or the
remaining games. 6. -
3. o, Littlejqhn, secretary ot the;
Alumni ass6Itsss ION, iis sefig ID & das
the minutes DC the last two aeatipsB
lot that organizati ton An accompany.
Ing len nffat cont ntails spy9raI itsfegegts
ing statements, aofne Or which s0lsosk:
Every man hi tho 1gtk class jeinSf
the Alurani aBsQcia tioii. IS e
The CLEMSON corps of cadets la
larger today than sH9r before.
FaFmeTs,G institute berties from
Cieniann raached over eei, 900 people
Ein the State last geas6f, .sfs:
glemacn haE Sc agricultural deinxl
|onstfatfon workers IN slIe yafsoti8
counties Of the State. 5sS Y S
SE Eieplson exHenae out OF itg Income
nearly SI0a 600 during the year eflf!-
iisss:s,f 4: g Iss., fOfs SyF ~ stuTss
work thrcugh6ut the stEte and Tor
SIS ,O6o 81. NJ bdiidfnx
tmade possible BY 5cl Siigl::S
Will he ersctcd after JnnuaTy 4
4 =. ,s Little John VII G6 tn New
YORK next Sgeok to atteiid b 1ssnef1nf
OF secfet tariea OF q ,uinni III ssdst tfpsIi.
" Or. w. li. Riggs ilas retuFasa from,
Chicago whittier he cent ION buzf-s
fcss cpnnnec ted with IRE crectioa %
tho ney ~. NJ. g. gs. bull dine. p
q Eadat o.. ds. i isgS ass tccn elected
hsiifrsss ~ sIsills sFlaEr. slins ssa2
net q 81 Barnes who : asigiie,i on &C.
fcounss Of other d dutiess
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Our school is progressing nicely bu,
haven't any new pupils enrolled.
Mr. and Mrs. w. %. Bowie are at
tending the Hart county fair thif
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. cruitt attended
the Anderson, Pruitt wedding.
Mrs. r.. W.. Matthews entertained
the Stephen D., Lee Chapter Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs, J. e. MeGee visited her mother
last Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Estefle Todd visited Mrs. J.
L. Price last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Todd are spend-
Ing o while with the Iatter,s parents,
Mrs. r. n. and j.. e. Earle have
lust returned from a visit to Athens
Ga. ~ = ~. 4
I, Mrs. q, G. Rainey visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. H. ]. Strickland, Thursday
afternoon.
I We observed cleanup day and added
great improvements to both house and
yard. The ladies of this community
met and organized school improve
ment association which we hope will
be q great success. We elected Mrs. r.
w. Matthews. president; Mrs. w. O..
Bowie. vice-president, and Mrs. J. e.
McGees secretary and treasurer. The
teacher and part of the pupils attend
ed the box party at Willifords school
house and are Obliged to say we en-
1oyed 1t very much. We are planning
bnx party Friday evening. November
goth, at the school for the benefit of
Ridgeday school. The public. is cor
daily invited, 30 come, everybody and
we'll assure you grand time.sa.~
We wish to thank the editor for his
nice paper We all enjoy It very much,
especially the educational page.
M G. IT
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The state.
Anderson Nov 7-Mr cooaa .s,o,,,,e
ed al chanel .borr vvedn ~ % ds, Pm hsS,, !,
selection was Ttha .PoSois,t,,,ass re
Ftude,. by Chon,ne wsSnassaso vnsss =
looked forward 10 wifi, niaas iase s,,r ~ as
the special m,isic ms Saen an,a'u S,nSs y
|ed. 'IFE,' II n - 49, s1tssfs y
The faopltv rec,,o, n,h,oh
noned IN ecoo.. 20 w, Sn,en was post-
ings condnctod n n,a $500, ,..s,, irest- leS'
place IN ssnesaar aner,ass e Ss.s' WI usAe
Ie: 'ht S.go o,ci1cy -so'eihpei 'eall
The baskafbou ,na tann;.
ara f,,, thssa ,,..st.s,, nu eennis eourts
Prena sstioSS 49, sre nn'ss ternyons,
toiiri,anbas,t [ ,at yh tyoI lor tennis ssl us
Tbs EetbesSsr ~ iten ,a syon
wor,r wifi, tha % SoiIa..,.ss. y soclety =. IS a'
Elizabeth iawrence S nrasaSan SaiS nss M,ss
Iina patt,o mteaee, presigent; MISS Miss
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THE CITADEL
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THE CITADEL, CHARLESTON, s..
e., Nov. St Especial. IA new fea-
ture In the military routine, which is
to be installed in the near future. Is
the holding OF o dress parade each
Sunday morning. The recruits receiv-
ed their dress uniforms last week and
this will be the official uniform for
paredes until February 22d, when full
dress will become the order. Guard
mounting, which will also be held on
the drill ground, will precede the pa
rRde on Sunday mornings.
The Bugle corps, better known as
the "deyii-cat band" was organized
last week and will assist the cadet
band in furnishing music for various
military ceremonies. Among the ranks
OF this talented Organization are TO be
found two noteworthy members OF the
Anderson county delegation, namely.
Messrs. Blake and McCuliy. "Pnnk,,.
says thet he has found only one OBJ
lection In his new line and that Is that
he has to arise ten minutes earlier
each mornir than was formerly the,
case. e - .
AS result OF our victory over New
berry last )aturday general leave WIla
given until IL o'clock. In celebration
OF the event, the cadets, headed by
the band, formed a great parade down
King street and our enthusiastic
rooters kept the street ;n an tproar
for quite a while.
The Bible study class, which was
organized by the offioets os the Cadet.
Y. NJ. G. A., held It's initial meeting
1,a
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PROGRAM COMPLETE
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MOUNTAIN CREEK TO HAVE
BIG DAY
JUDGES SELECTED
With Nothing Remaining TO Be
Done, Mountain Greek is Ready
For . New Experience.
JUDGES SELECTED

Tho Mountain Creek community of
Anderson county will stage an en-
tirely new affair fer this sectiCn when
next Friday the first community fair
South Carolina has eyer known will
take place with the Mountain Creek
school. Every single detail is now
complete and nothing remains to be
dtne. t,s 5'j} 81
j. B. FELTON,, county superintendent
of education, viii preside over the
first part of the days exercises. He
viii Introduce Ray. II II. Burris, who
will make the address OF welcome and
Will make the opening prayer. 4. r
AT IL o'clock Lueco Gunter, State
inspector OF rural high schools will
deliver an address on aEducatjon," !"
and at 1880 o'clock Prof. w, H. Bar
ton OF Clemson college will deliver
an address Observation-Disclosures 57.,s res
The judges for the various contests
have been selected with great care
and Il is believed that theySwilI please
the people OF the Mountain Greek
section. The exhibits are solely for
the people OF the school district aud
no Cne from nm outside district Will
be allowed to enter an exhibit.
The following is complete list of
those to Judge the contests: Is.
Canned Goods and Bread: HRS. w.
a. Hudgens. Mrs. T. A. Wigginton
and Mrs. J. r. Anderson. 'sTSt'--S-
Fancy Work: Mrs. o. d. Anderson,
Mrs. ]! P. Duckett and Mrs. j. B.
Lewis.
Antiques: Mrs. D. s, Vandiver, Mrs.
s. e. Cater and Miss May Wigginton.
School Work; Prof. A. F. Banks, j.
III. Godfrey. Miss jamie Darlington.
Farm Products: Prof. w. II. Bar
ton, John w. Linley. ]. w. Rothrock.
livestock. Prof. John o. Williams,
Numerous people will make the "trip
from Anderson and will spend the
day a. Mountain Crock. Is
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q Tho hnner srncI of the lebanon Hisl,
School for the past month Is Roy
Craig 98, Pearle Webb. 81. Edyth
Hutchenaon 81, Max WeIbqrn 97, Lois
Richardson 96, from the tenth grado.
Ninth Grade Bessie Harris 9G.
The basket. hall court has hecn
completed. and the teams are ready
for work. We hope soon to be able TO
get match game with some of the
neighboring schools. 6,
Friday being ..clean-up day" every
pupil put forth their; best efforts to
Improve the grounds The. school Is
very much improved in outward ap-
pearances. 81 Il {. 4ss az e - &
B The Rural improvement Association
Saturday. The officers for the fci-
lowing year are: President Mrs. Al.
=. Smith Vice president. Miss Aims
Thcmpson: aecretary treasurer. Mrs.
ID. G. Craig; corresponding se1retafy,
Misc Ada Casey. The members OF tha
associations are planning 70 have q
spelling match. They are going to use
the blue back spellipg book
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We are delighted with TIM, pfoeres.
siye spirit that IL being manifested N
our school. YESTERDAYS was .obse ryed
an cleanup day, tlias making tho In
terror attractive and improving Tho
surroundings In general. The frnstees
nayS recently put In new desks and
biackboardB. ~. ~ y.
Our Improvement Association meets
nett Fridey, November 13. The teach.
ere ar;rsss t;ze ilIiiss 5fs tEs community
to be- present. = ~ Va sS q
Prof. J, n. Hunter. Misses Haddon
and Rankin sEasnt the weekend n
Liberty with home folks and friends,
miss O,Neel, from Pandleton, visited
Miss Haddon this week.
Miss Crayton johnson is visiting in
Grseneille & q 81 81 iiss5is.a ,s gls =
Last Tuesday was election day,
A series of services Is now In ses-
sion.
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The school at Cheddar opened on
last Monday with q fairly good at
tendance. The teachers for this ses-
sion are Miss Gertrude Clinkscaies,
principal; Miss Lola Della Copeland,
and Miss Lucy Kelly, assistants.
MIR. and Mrs. George Fleming. of
Bolton, attended services at Cheddar
Sunday. S.
Messrs. Jim Alexander. A. w. JAM
ison, H. Harvelle, J. w. Kelly and
family /. Of Pe.zer, were in Cheddar
Sunday for the funeral OF Mr.. john
SON. u 4h4 ss
! Mrs. Cooley and nieces Of Green
Vile, were guests at the home of Mr..
s. A. Cooley. this weekend. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C. Ellison and
Mrs. Richard Acker, of wiliiamstan,
were visitors to Cheddar Sunday.
Mr.. James johnson, of Walhalla,
spent a few days with relatives here
this week. sx
The funeral services of Mr.. Gilbert
Johnson were held at Cedar Grove
church on last Sunday morning at 10
O'Clock. Mr.. Johnson has lived in Pei
ger for number of years but was
born and reared In Cheddar cominu-
nifty, where he had many relatives and
friends who were shocked to hear OF
his sudden and unexpected death. On
last Friday he performed, his daily
work but Boon after nightfall the
summons came and before anyone
could realize 1t his soul had passed
into the great beyond. A wife, an aged
mother, and several children are left
alone. The sympathy OF the entire
community goes out to these loved
bnes in their hour Of gIief and deep
est sorrows. Mr.. johnson has been O.
Mason for some years. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev. Nc
Cuen, of Pelzer, after which the body
was laid to rest with Masonic honors.
Messrs. w. T. Deck, o. K. Poore,
Reese Parker, w. s.. Poore and Mayor
Ross Mitchell, of Bolton. were among
the Masons from Belton who were in
cheddar Sunday. f,
y The 1914 .19l5 session of Cheddar
school began on last Monday. Noveni-
Der g.. at.9- o'clock. The teachers, pu-
pills and a number of patrons mad as
sembled. During the opening exercises
short appropriate talks were made by
the trustees ana some OF the patrons,
and an outline OF tho years, work was
given by the principal Tho principal
for this term Is Miss Gertrude Clink-
scales. who comes to us highly recon-
mended, and We ere looking forwerd
to,a very successful session under her
.leadership, Miss u plas Copeland will
tHr..~
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Tho primary department of Fair
view school opened November Q, Kiss
son win have charge of the advanced
grades. Is. y Z. # ], -s5 T
All aliko are sorry not to have d
new school buiIding, but with these
two efficient teachers, We are expect
ing good results. 4
EAIRVIEE ]. RoUrE 4,
Pendleton. s.. G.
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Oar ToRislF - Ia tronfib D;
Bi3 6ae5i6u d 10 4liiiiif 4 !, &
11e VI ~ n. :.
re simply wiiI not prlI. IS
he spends his kvnfs iEsflinE.
4e sEosi 4 q biIaa 81 leSrn
"A thing sll1t iglif Atsls him
ESl5s yIlnood 20 earn:
IN every branch OF itn6wisdk.
! sAess y a'll have 20 make hin
An expert y ek1c cIency. &:
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b Teacher TO ciasE ih ESoE So
!lllss ne coolest country 81 the
l2feeipEs nupii: tChiles
;'y here 90 tlle. mules come tfonai',
Axi /. !,
y "a what lsnd do they nizEs ladias
g07roco 3, !. f
nsvsisEe Do thsy fry thsass
sssssn d Greece, z 4
3 '.And whcEes comes our ausSnss
sIron .Ghina.'' =
TN Iink eounfry are the Heoflt
,fno8t s6fhcsk kfs O. 4. ~ q
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Thasli do Cue class u dismissed. !.
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/ piuoited 4 Tiny violet bud
and placed II p,er my heart e
When straight It's peale eDened wide
q And sweet sras ssance ga 'ilppAft
so may It be Win my s1,Sll soul i d
Though only & bud &C be. Z,
Fghea armed Hy tIie tlsf phbing bssfk
of GOD, - 9, ,,s ~
Nay It blossom and breath 0f shSe.
iaath Reznolds.
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My friends sieTS you heard OF The
town OF EaNn,
3 On tho banks of sthe river Slow
NYhare blooms she Hait-awhiie fewer
Where she sometime other scents
q the air
Ana tho soft ao-ehsys growf 4
It iics q sha vatiey of what Iii i ;ise ,
g 81 che pfS7ince Of Let s.seS slilie,S
That Hired EeelinG Is native f6era;
Ss'si the Holi;e Of tao ilstless Ksdpn,t
Whore he Pat-oa's abide.
The town q as Sld ae me hufhaa race.
and *; =
s r sroNa viii, the Aight as yeafa;
Il IS Wraprea "A tfle Eog ot tsie iaiefsa
ats asyssss are paved With discarded
Ana are SprinEisd with useless
tears.
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PENDLEToN SCHOOL
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We are very anxious to get up a do
facshc science class for our girls. Mrs.
Hanna viii take charge or this depart-
ment as soon as we can get the room
properly arranged. ;5j 5s:Ti5SS q
Miss Hinnant's pupils sang several
pretty songs during chapel exercises
Tuesday morning. 50 ,S -
Miss Sailie Trescot gave q library
party Friday evening Tor the henefit
o. the Episcopal church. IN the school
auditorium. Z & Z ~
Ruth Roggs, one Of the tenth grade
pupils, has been out OF school this
g. .; - ~: -
Town News.
Misses Katherine Camphelis and;
Maggie Foster gave q .IIaiIowe'en
party Saturday eyening. October the
A. Walter Auii entertained q num-
/! bef OF hfs friends Saturday evening.
Each one came: dressed as q Rfiost.
Mafiy interesting games were ihdnfged
I'm, among which was contest for
| Ipinning on the cats tail, Miss Vera
atPhail won the prize, A most pteas-
ant evening was spent by ell the
guests ~ .s
If 3, +. Hapoldt who lnasried d
few weeks ago, left Tuesday for Mex-
|! leo, where he viii resaiie his work.
IEsIr. and MRS ! 56iln Burns, who mar
|! ricH Id Ceininbia, 8. G., WSdnesdk =
evening, october the twenty-eigEtf.
are spending few day9 ct Harris
The ladies' Of the Episcopal church
met WedneEdag afternoon stld Organ-
| lied ah auxiliary society. z.
Tie Book Lovers ClEb win nieet
With MISS orpha Harris THURSDAY az
Iternoor. -, & s.
;ssv n. G. Baiiinger, a walhaiIa,
IN.es tn town Tuesday. 81
rs tifs. "a z. Wilson and little son,
Henry. are Visiting In Anderson.
Mr., and Mrs. u & M Hunter and
son. Mr.. RaspIl Hunter. went 10 Abbe.
Wills Injured iii their car. 81
tlfB: Il 81 gatkine attended tho
Anderson-R -Rraits wedding Wednesday
III Andefbcn ssssi S.
|ruEIls OK PEkDLEToN HIGH
Hpao OIL. s.s e
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The farmers are stin yegy busy In
This bection The Weather s. certainly
all that could BE desired.
All'ss AlIgeod has been on The sick
sF. ~. n. ssasia has been SHRED
ding corn tlsIB week.
Misses HAD don and Rankin visited
Istiss Lucy t5edabh. mo is teaclilng &c
Esishop's Branch. y
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Teasher--aTsii g Of the salem w.ts::::
Pupii-'eThe people were killing
..S:. =s.
came over and preached 10 them and
they we're forry that they Y 9g',. had did it.y'
Tsacher-yTeil OF ArnolFs trea-
Pupil eArnoid's treason fought q
war on Stony Point and gained 8 VIC
/, Teacher Tell Of the inclination Of
Pnpil The earth IL always on d
Teacher Y what ! q the nssnias d
Papil i .s...i.s . psel1e The sssss
!jof tho tes-..iss Ri 4
Teacher vhat would you do for d
person haytnE d ut ~. a
Pupil Pour water on their head.
do not hold them and 40 first one
little shins and then smother. +,
a. teachFr wrote the mother q note
asking fhat she see that Johnny was
tidy the next day. and received the
following reply 4: i
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Exeuee for absence.
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been SICK: ynder the doctor With q
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very deep snow, rnade little Johnny
so home for an excuse he tfeilss Il
tFins: The following reply We yS-:
Dear Teacher Tho snow was IS
Inches deeg and little 10hnny's legs
are 16s inshea long I. Z, si
SDsiIlng kSsEsita.
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Poeaiionsss shuntnB. s
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-23
STATE OF CONNECTICUT. DISTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT, ss., PROBATE COURT.

January 23, 1914
 Estate of Adelaide Desautels, late of Bridgeport, in said District. de- ceased.
 Upon application praying-that ad- n1inistration be granted on said es- tate represented intestate,-as per said application on file more fully ap- pears, it is
 ORDERED. That said application be heard and determined at the Pro- bate Office in Bridgeport in said Dis trict, on the 27th day of January, A. D., 1914 at II o'clock in the forenoon; and that notice thereof be given to all persons known to be interested in said estate to appear, if they see cause at said time and place, and be heard thereon.-by publishing once in some newspaper having circulation in said District--a copy of this order, at least two days before said day of hearing, and that return of notice given be made to this court
 Attest,
 EDWARD F. HAJ ZEN. as Judge.