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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-09-16
WELLINGTON

Fred J. White and Cinthia Hurd
both of Wellington, were quietly mar
ried at the parsonage on the evening
of September eighth.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ V Libby attended
the fair at Skowhegan last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hall are visiting
friends in town.
belmont Hutchns is employed at
present in the corn shop at Scion.
Eva Carrie went to Pittsfield Monday
where she will attend school at the
Maine Central Institute.
Mildred Miller, who has been spend
ing several weeks in town, returned
to her home in Bingham, Saturday
The two weeks of special meetings
at the Wellington church came to a
close on Sunday evening. Rev E. A
Davis, who has been conducting the
meetings, returned to his home in Lew
iston on Monday.
C. w. Jordan, Rev. E. A. Davis, E. NJ
Miller and Leon Gould spent last Sat
urday at Bingham, making the TRIP
in Mr. Gould's auto.
The sudden death of Mrs. Charles
W. Jordan occurred on Sunday even
ing. September fifth. Mrs. Jordan had
been i'll only a short time and her
death came as a great shock TO the
community Having spent most of her
life in this town, she made large
circle of friends by whom she was
highly respected. and will be greatly
missed. She leaves her husband, and
one sister, Mrs. William Foss OF
Athens. to mourn her. The funeral
services were held at the church on
Tuesday, Rev. f. NJ. Miller officiating
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have YOU WEAK LUNGS?

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bronchial tub<si Do coughs hang on, OF
ere you subiect 10 throat uoublssf
Such troubles should have immediate
treatment with the saeng ths ming powers
a SCOTS Emulsiou TO guard against
spasampsion which 20 easily follows.
Scots Emuision contains pure cod liver
I'll witch pscniiasiy strengthens the sss-
l1ssecsy essee aad Improve the quality u
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LOCKWOOD

Earl Boardman went to Skowhegan
last Friday and met Miss Coch-
rane of Madison. 1t is understood
that the couple will be married Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Provost
went to Skowhegan to attend Mrs.
Provosts brothers wedding They
went Saturday and will return Tues
day.
Mrs. Grace Brown, postmistress, is
quite i'll, and not able to attend at the
post office.
Albert Sullivan is able to be out
again after several weeks illness.
DR.. Hinson, who came from Port
land. to make his home at lockwood
is doing very well in business.
Mrs Fred Smart has been very sick
but we are all glad she is improving.
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WEST EMBDEN

Miss Pauline Cunningham, who is
attending Scion High School, spent
Saturday and Sunday with her par
cts, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Cunningham
Mrs. Dora Hilton is at work for
Austin Berry.
Mrs. Will Warren, who has been
visiting her mother at Prince Edward
Island for the past three weeks, re-
turned home Saturday.
Mrs. Alberta Hoxie and son, Maui
rice, were the guests of Sylvester
Jackson and family. Thursday and
Friday of last week.
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CONCORD

Luther Howes of Burlington, Vt,
is visiting his brother, Simeon Howes.
Lester Morris has returned to his
studies at the T. of NJ.
Laura Bickford of Pleasant Ridge is
working for George Rollins.
Curren L. Smith and daughter, Miss
Hazel, visited relatives down river,
last week.
A quiet wedding was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Philander Nor
ris. last Wednesday night, when their
daughter, Annie Belle, was united in
marriage to Harry Spaulding of Car
atunk.
Mrs. John Hunnewell of Pleasant
Pond was in town last week visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Cool.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Martin have
moved in to the up-stair rent in Mrs
Alma Goodrchs home.
Roland Boyington has purchased a
new auto.
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CORNyIILE

Mrs Lou Austin and daughter, who
have been spending the summer on
their farm, here, returned to New
York City, Friday Her husband will
remain for a few weeks to harvest
his large acreage of potatoes.
Mrs. Sarah Varnum. who has been
away for several weeks, has returned
and is stopping with Mrs. Addie
Whittier
Mildred Bowman is attending Som
erset Academy.
Miss liberia Porter of South Brain
tree, Mass. Is visiting friends in town
for a few weeks.
Arthur Savage and family, who have
been in Lewiston for the fair and Wis
ting relatives for few days, return
ed Friday.
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SOTTH SOLON

John Abbott and Herman Smith are
threshing in this vicinity.
Jonah Spaulding has bought new
automobile.
Mrs Harry Farrin and children are
visiting at her fathers.
DR.. Borden of Skowhegan was in
town, Sunday.
Clyde McIntire and VIM Longley
are running a threshing machine.
Robt. McCollar has bought an en-
silage cutter.
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Observation-Disclosures

Little Elinor Stevens returned to
her home in Waterville, Saturday
after spending the summer here at
the home of her grandparents.
Mrs. Ada Trefery and daughter,
Lillian, spent the week end with
friends in Skowhegan.
Miss Lillian Weber of Wateryille
is visiting her niece. Mrs. Mckinnon.
this week
Little Wilbur Ketchum had the mis-
fortune to cut his foot one day last
week with an axe. DR.. Smith attends
him.
Mr., and Mrs. Geo. Frost of Hamp-
ton. n H.. are visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Storer.
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RICHMOND

Mrs. Ardra Berry of Burnham and
Wentworth Mason of Bath were guests
recently at the home of their sister
Mrs z. B. Rankins of Richmond. call
ed there by the illness of their father
John S. Mason. formerly of Skowhe-
gan, who at this writing is on the
mending hand. Dr. and Mrs. Norman
c. Thurlow and son Charles, of Frye
burg, Mr. and Mrs VIM Rankins of
Augusta, were also guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Rankins.
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EAST SKOWHEGAN

Chester Burrill, wife and two boys
and his sister and her husband. A. A.
Webster, spent last Tuesday with
their mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Pooler were
calling on friends. Sunday and took
nice drive around the square.
+. b. Richardson cousin from
Fairfield visited at his home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bean have
been visiting with their little son, in
Wellington, relatives and friends.
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PATTERSON BRIDGE

Sidney Counce attended the Lewis
ton fair, one day last week
Miss Evangeline Washburn OF Ma
olson is teaching in the Patterson
Bridge district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Danforth spent
Sunday last at Morrill, Luce's of In
dustry.
Mrs. Mercy Randlett and Mrs. o. w.
Counce attended the D. a. r. meeting
at Mrs. Fred Murphy's Scion, last
Friday.
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SOUTH WEST CANAAN

Walter Peavey and family took an
auto trip to Fayette. Sunday TO visit
his brother, Robert Peavey.
Albert Smith has been visiting
friends in Madison and Concord the
past week. He will leave here Tues
day for Bath. New Hampshire. where
he has employment for several
months
Mrs. Azuba Burrill passed several
days last week with her daughter,
Mrs. George Hoxie. OF Clinton
Mrs. Lizzie Goodridge has returned
from Seal Harbor. where she has
been employed In a hotel this summer
BY Kindness OF Merle Foster. Ben
jamin Priest. who was lo9 years OF
age his last birthday. and Mrs Jennie
Cover. who has been sick for the
past year. were able TO take an auto
ride Of several miles Sunday, Both
enjoyed the ride very much and Mr.
Priest said he would like 10 go again
the next day.
Mrs. Charlotte Foster 10 very M a,
tho home of her brother In SHOW be-
Gan, where she went to attend the fu-
neral Of her mother. Mrs. bosrdman
Davis.
Reuben Reed attended the spsFita'
aiiss Campmsssins at Lakewood
Thursday.
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NOORE'S MILLS-CAyAAy

Joseph Mitchell from Watervillt
was recent guest of his brother-in-
law. R. B. Williams, while visiting sew
eral days in town.
Mrs. J. E. Churchill is visiting in
definitely with friends in Belfast anc
vicinity.
Mrs Ansel Booker and children VINO
have been stopping several weeks al
the old home and visiting among hel
relatives here, have recently returned
home to Winslow.
Miss Alice E. Moore, who was at
home for a brief vacation from Ban
gor, has returned to her duties as a
teacher in kindergarten.
Wilder Fernald is here visiting rel
atiyes from Lowell, Mass.
Callers at K. B. Williams Sunday
were Mrs. Alice Bowman from Fair
field, and C. NJ Holt and family from
Skowhegan.
Mrs. Azubt Burrill was absent a
part of last week visiting her children
in Pittsfield.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the neighbors ant
friends who have so kindly assisted
US and shown their sympathy in oul
sorrow, also for the beautiful flowers
May they in their time of trouble fint
friends as helpful.
c. w. Jordan
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Gray
Wellington, Sept. Sth, 1915.
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MAYFIELD

Mrs. Berry and Mrs. Lapoint of
Bingham were in town. Friday.
Mrs. Geo. Flanders has been visit
ing relatives in Athens.
Hattie ODonald and daughter, Mil
dred. and Clifton Buzzell went to
Palmer Pond fishing. last week.
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MERCER

Mrs. Carlton Morse had a slight sur
gical operation performed Monday.
Her many friends hope for her speedy
recovery
Mr. and Mrs viii Chesley and son
of Mt Vernon. visited at Frank Kel-
ley's, Sunday.
Mrs. Eunice Mosher of Smithfield
is at Ansel Nickerson's for a short
time.
Mr. and Mrs Will Wallace are the
happy parents of a baby boy born
September It'll. Both mother and
child are doing nicely.
S. S. Delano of Waterville visited at
John Bacons. last week, returning to
his work Monday afternoon, after a
little visit with his sister, Mrs. Her
bert Crosby
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than fifty years ago?' opened by D.
b. Hobart, followed by L. C. Jewett
and Arthur Keene; reading, Nellie HQ-
bart; music, members.
Annie Washburn of Skowhegan
spent a few days with her father,
Charles Hewitt, last week
William Ryder has gone to Putnam,
Conn, where he has employment
Belle Flanders of Skowhegan is Wis
ting her sister, Abbie Hilton.
Ernest Ames. who is employed at
North Arson, spent few days last
week with his family.
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REYERE-CORNYILLE

Mr.. and Mr. Timothy Pike, Mr. and
Mrs Allen Rowell Mr.. and Mrs. C.
E. Locke. Mr. and Mrs. s. H. Beal and
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Roderick went to
Scion, Sunday to the funeral of Mrs
Sidney Baker. Much sympathy is felt,
in this neighborhood for the family
in their bereavement.
Mrs. Statira Carr of Brunswick is
visiting her brother, G. R French.
Harry Dysart of Skowhegan is also
visiting there.
Mrs. Roderick of Skowhegan, who is
90 years old, visited last week with
her son, Will Roderick.
Miss Nathalie Smith of ST Paul,
Mimi, and Howard Beal of Phillips.
in company with S. H. and w. D.
Bradbury and Mrs. Adams visited their
cousin, S. H. Beal, Sunday.
Mrs. Nellie Benjamin of Wolcott
Vt, who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. C. j. Wood, has returned to her
home and her niece, Beatrice Wood.
accompanied her for a visit.
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CltrOlax
CITROLAx
I'll II Ii OIL "

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Keeps your system cleansed. sweet and
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North MADIS0N

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cromwell
were at Harmony last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Hunnewell and
son. Arthur, of North Arson were in
town recently calling on his sister,
Mrs. Ansel Salley.
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Mildred Perry, with her sister,
Maude Campbell, attended the fair at
Skowhegan, Saturday.
Mildred O'Donald has returned from
Scion and is visiting her mother, Hat
tie O'Donald
Mr.. and Mrs. Selden Buzzell and
little son, George, are listing in Nor
ridgewock.
Ernest Russell is confined to the
house on account of lame foot
caused by stepping on a nail.
Thomas Padham remains in poor
health. John Wedge carried Mr.
Padham to Scion. Tuesday, to see DR..
Piper.
a. l.. Flanders went to Skowhegan
on business last week.
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Mrs. Alfred Holt has been very sick
but is little better at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith of Cor
lima were calling on friends in town,
Sunday
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Bradford came to the home in 1891
and tenderly cared for the parents az
long as they lived. Peter A. Bradford
died in 1899. Besides her II children,
Mrs. Bradford had Is grandchildren
and II grandchildren Mrs.
Bradford was a woman of more than
ordinary intelligence and was\ always
interested in the progress of events.
She retained her faculties in a re-
markable degree and retained con-
seriousness to the end. Her daughter.
Mrs S. j. Christie was with her at
the last. The funeral was held at the
home Friday afternoon.
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ct. ABRAMS

Mrs. Anna Vining and Mrs. Martha
Boynton were called to Seattle. Wash
lngton, by the illness of their brother
in-law, George Vining. the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Bond Of Corinna
were visitors at Cecil Lancaster's
Sunday.
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Grafton, Doctors said they knew Of nothing that
would help me. / took Lydia E. Pinkhams Vege-
table Compound and l became regular and free
from pain. | am thankful for such good medi-
cine and will always give it the highest praise."-
Mrs. G. H. GRIFFITH, 1868 Constant ST., Cleveland, O.
U.Write to LYDIA EPINKHAM MEDICINE co.
CONFIDENTIAL LYNN, MASS, for advice.
Your letter will be opened, read and answered
by q woman and held in strict confidence.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-07-19
MURDEROUS ASSAULT IS
MADE ON MARY PHAGAN'S
SLAYER AT MILLEDGEv|LLE
Wounded Man Pleads for His Assailant

Mledgevie Ca, July Isl M Frank lay in the Georgia
state hospital tonight with what attendants said fighting
now OF oood from Jagged wound in his throat made with
mprovsed knife in the hands of William Green fellow convict
also serving life term for murder The blow struck as
Frank slept in his bunk in dormtory late last night
This latest and spear phase the year fight for
Franks life be the subject of investigation by the Georgia
Prison Commission the body that refused recommend
that Frank death sentence for the murder of Mary Phagn
committed to life Imprisonment Reports from that
Gov Harris ntmated to-day ne would start such investigation
to ascertain if Green acted entirely of his volon,
Frank strong constitution which noticeable throughout
MS fight for life in the courts of Georgia and the higher courts
still holding out He fa when he brought
arrested accused of the murder of Mary Phagan has taken
on flesh since his arrival here He getting strong
hence the great loss of blood that he has suffered has caused
a complete collapse Hes weak but he has nerve.
Il MUST LIVE.' HE SAYS
Frank has asked the prison doctors again if they thought
would live.
You have chance to recover he was told to-day
Frank smiled Don't punish the man who attacked me-
ne aid L have nothing fear There is nothing between
and God will be able the world that innocent
OF the crime which they they give chance
Doctor he said late this afternoon, Il going live
l must live must vindcate myself"
William Green the life convict who admits that he cut
to ascertain if there conspiracy to kill Frank.
NO PLOT DECLARES GREEN
Green asserted that there plot be had an
inspiration that he should kill Frank and plotted to kill him.
He told aiding the butcherng hogs Saturday morning how
had hidden butcher knife that had big M
his clothing carried to bed with him and Frank
the latter slept.
Green admitted that he had talked with Frank
but said they had not influenced him any way took
all the blame for the crime his shoulders and said that
while he thought the time that he doing right later
GREETED his act.
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Music.
Announcement of standing committees
(a) Historical
(b) Finance.
Transaction of business
Resolutions Adjournment 9 10 the 18th,
m.Recepton and luncheon to the visiting ladies by the
Womans Club at the Carnegie Hail.
m-Camp fire and Concert in the Park Central Ave un-
der auspices of Fitzgerald Guards.
Wednesday, August 18th
Court House 10 a. ~.
Music
Report of Committees, and action thereon in order
New matter, miscellaneous business
Barbecue Dinner Blue by the Ben Hill Camp
u G. ".
AFTERNOON SESSION
Election of officers for 1916.
Receiving applications for meeting 1916 selection the
time and place.
Resolution of thanks the people Fitzgerald community
Benedction by Chaplain. Adjournment.
Auto ride through county and points of interest.
1880 Camp fire at r. Hall by g. A. R. and W. r. c.
8 p. m. Military Ball at the Lee Grant Hotel.
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In The INTEREST
OF The FARMERS

The Farmers Social Cooperative Club met the Lnnwot
School House Friday July 10TH Farm Demonstration D. L. Camp
bell interesting talk farming this section Judge Philip
Newbern and j. Hogan also made short talks There
present and after little entertainment Barron Stevenson
fee dinner served the afternoon the boys hemsve
having ball game Mr. Jack Sword of Farmers Union also
made short talk n interest of the farmers
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District No. |.

This includes all of the city of
Fitzgerald and Fitzgerald Rural
Routes. At least two prizes will
be awarded in this district after
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PROGRAM FOR j. c. Y REUNION
TUESDAY AUG. 1918


Executive COmmttee-Drew W. Paulk Chrm., Idor Gelde
Sec. Ed. Hussey, Treas
Finance Committed O. Tisdel E. K Farmer, and j. E.
Turner
len Mezdame A. Thurmond, E. Turner j. NJ Moshe
Badges and Decorations Clayton Jay L. McCarty A. H.
Denmark.
Entertainment L. L. Griner, A. B. Cook, Will Halle
A. H. Thurmond, P Kopln, j. C. Glover, 7. J. Dckey,
Misses Elizabeth Pryor. Esther Benton ee Persons and Mes
DANES w. T. Paulk J. NJ Mcdonald Drew w. Pauk, c. A..
Holtzendorf T. M Griffin.
Reception Committee-Wm. Bowen, Marcus Luke. j. M
Mosher, H. Jones, M. w. Garbutt S. G. Pryor Jr R. j..
Prentiss, Mesdames Harold Bea S. G. Pryor. M Mann, D.
W. M Whitley M Lee R. E. Lee and Misses nellie Frazer and
Mary Lobingier.
Program and Musc-Isidor Gelders L. L. Gner Chas Tall
ferro j. A. Murphy, c. L. Sanders.
Autos and Horses-J g. Williams John Gray John Roberts,
: j. L. DOrminey D. P Adams j. A JONES' Wiley Williams
Publicity CommeeL S. Osborne r. L. King, G. B. Lee j.
H. Jones, I. Geders.
Tuesday, August 18th.
The Fitzgerald Concert Band will sound revei a
Company Fitzgerald Guards will assemble at the ArmorY
Autos horse and vehicles of all descriptions will
LeeGrant Hotel at charge L. L. Grner Marshall of the
day and his aids.
Order Of Program
Parade will be headed by Fitzgerald Band
Gen. Jos. W. Preston and Staff Officers in Autos.
Mayor and City Officials in Autos
County Officers in Autos.
Band.
Veterans of the Cavalry on Horse back.
Veterans in Autos
Maids of Honor and Sponsors in Autos.
Band.
Members OF the e. A. R. in Autos
Womens Relief Corps G. A. r. in Autos.
United Daughters of the Conederacy Ben Hill Chapter
Autos and other vehicles.
Convention to open in the Ben Hill county Courthouse
Called to order by Commander Gen. John w. Preston ST.
Music.
Invocation by the Chaplain, Rev Chas Lee D. D.
Address of welcome in behalf of the city, Sen Otis H. Ekns
Response in behalf of the o. G. w. Gen John W. Preston
Music
Welcome address for the G. A. R., Hon. Ransom Mathews
Response to same, Brig. Gen. Bridges Smith of Macon.
Music.
Welcome in behalf of the Woman's Club Mrs. lsidor Gelds
Responded to by Ito be appointed)
Welcome in behalf of u D. c.. Mrs j. E. Turner.
Responded to by Ito be appointed)
Music
Calling the roll of and receiving lists of delegates
Music
Address by the Commander General j. w. Preston Sr.
Music.
Presentation of the Sponsors Maids of Honor Maons of Hon
and Chaperones in the following orders
By Division Commander, j. W. Preson, Sr.
2 BY Brigade Commanders.
Northern Brigade by Gen. NJ c. Martin.
Southern Brigade by Gen. W. J. Horsley.
3 Eastern Brigade, by Gen. j. A. Thomas.
Western Brigade, by Gen. L. w. MobleY.
Music
RECESS
Dinner the Blue Gray Park by the Fitzgerald Chapter
D. g. (cards to be ssued.)
Convention reassembles at 2:3O D. M
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mystic.
Miss Bertha Jones SO, 300
Miss Maud Crawford 80, 200
Mr.. Leo Bussill 80, 225
Miss Annie Lau Spier 800
Miss Bessie McCook- 1O1 200
Miss Alice Fletcher 1919, 700
Miss Mae Lupo so, 225
Miss Maize Floyde so, 200
Mrs. Juanita Sims ----73, 800
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District No. II.
This includes all territory out,
side of Fitzgerald. At least two
prizes will be awarded in this dis
trict after the Grand prizes are
awarded.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-07-21
COOKS CORNERS

Mrs. Lapham, formerly of Belding
but now Of Detroit. visited at the
home of Harry Sage the past week.
Miss Dorothy Fea of Blanchard is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. John Morse
for a few days.
Mrs. Hughes and aunt of Grand
Rapids were callers at the home of
Rufus Morse Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. Hoppough and Max are
visiting her parents in Lake Odessa
for a few days
Miss Marjorie Pond of Bedding
spent the weekend with her sister
Mrs L. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Cartridge OF
Belding and Mr.. and Mrs. John Morse
spent Sunday afternoon at Long Lake.
Bert Storey attended the races at
Lowell Saturday.
Several from here attended the SOC
ial at Irving Eggleston's Friday after
noon.