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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-16
HIGH WINS
FROM SUMTER TEAM

Last night on the local basketball
court Americus High took the measure
of a basketball team from Sumter City
46 to IL. The game was fast, but the
visitors were completely outclassed
by the High School boys.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-01-14
Departed This Lite

Friday. January s. 1915. at the
family home near Scopus, Mrs Mar
earet Elzah-th Hahn (nee Robin
som. the beloved wife OF Eli j.
Hahn. in the seventy first year OF a
long. useful aud happy life
Thus hts passed away fond wife,
an atfecttonate mother and a devout
member of the Christian church In
all the walks OF life. in fact. Mrs.
Hahn was one Of those mo,herly
women whom TO know aud associate
with was a benison In her eyes
WIS always the light and life Of hope
that never witheret and to her age
cau,c on and encircled her like a
beautiful mantle
Besides a swrowins husband she
leaves three sons. Anon Ncvcns OF
near jackson. Rufus Hahn OF Scopus
and Riley Hahn of Marble Hill. TO
whom TaE Pass extends sincere
sympathy.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-01-14
Conc, Buf Nor FORGOTTEN

The dear little baby boy of Mr.
and Mrs. Adolphus Cook departed
this life on October 2S, 1914 The
little one brought JOY and sunshine
To our hearts and home for a little
while and then God took it to- live
with Him and the angels,
Weep not, dear parents, for we
know If We trust God and do His
righteous will. we can meet the little
darling in the beautiful home of the
soul. where there will he no more
sad partings sickness or death. but
nil will he peace and joy forever
Rest in peace dear one, We hope
to Join you one by one. Our hearts
are sad and full of grief our sorrow
we cannot express; but some day.
sweet day. We will get relief. when
We meet around the beautiful white
throne Of God.
Silently the shades of evening
Gather round my lonely door.
Silently they bring before me
That dear face | see no more.
Aunt RErA.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-01-14
Olathe, Colorado,

The snow is slowly melting away
and We now have nice, clear weather
MIR, and Mrs, Marvin Pridy visited
Saturday night and Sunday at z. NJ
Rhodes's.
Emmett McManus visited with his
friends, John and Charles Berry a
few days last week.
Miss Iva Ament of Delta spent
her Xmas vacation with friends and
relatives on California mesa.
Messrs. Emmett McManus and
Chas Berry, and Misses Hazel and
Minnie Berry were visitors at the
H. NJ Freeland home on Ash mesa
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Ina Pridy visited with her
friend. Miss Ruth Rhodes Saturday
night and Sunday.
Mrs. Mollie Whitener and Mrs. Ida
Rhodes visited Mr.. and Mrs Archi-
bold Deck Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Suttle from
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-01-14
ANOTHER FROM OLATHE. COLO.

We have been having nice wealth,
er. but it is stormins some to-day
We had sunshine every day for two
months.
Health is fine
The cattle men are bringing their
cattle from the hills on account of
~ much snow.
I'd Whitener has been on the sick
list. but is improving some.
Mr.. and Mrs z. NJ. Rhodes and
children visited Mr.. and Mrs. S. ".
Berry and family Sunday.
Steve Berry has been suffering
very much with a felon on his finger.
but is getting better.
The youngsters are having fine
sport, skating on the ice.
Misses Ruth and Nalle Rhodes
visited Misses Ina and Freida Rfidy
and Sunday.
q. P. Broughton. who has been at
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-01-14

Nix. EDuur-As | haven't seen
any items in The PRESs from Chats
worth for while. | will try and
write a few.
Mr., aad Mrs. John Bess of Fair
berry visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Baker
Saturday nieht and Sunday.
MIR, and Mrs Ed Monahan visited
at Dennis Monahan's Sunday after
noon.
Linzy Perkins, who is going to
move near Ashkum in the spring, is
out at his place, ioing some work.
Elmer Gray shelled and marketed
his corn last Saturday.
The party at Tommy Carney's last
Tuesday night was well attended
aud all report a good time.
Pc Gray and family visited Elmer
Gray's Thursday.
Misses Ella Baker and Dosha John
son visited Miss Dora Baker Satur-
day night and Sunday.
Lots of sleiehs were seen on the
road last week. but the snow has
melted too much now for good
sleiehine.
Shelling corn and hunting rabbits
is the order of the dav now.
John Galloway visited Melvin
Gray at NJ. L. Perkins's Sunday and
Sunday night.
John Galloway and Melvin Gray
visited Hally Baker Sunday after
noon.
Misses Bertha and Dena Taden.
who have been visiting home folks
at Crescent City. returned to Chats
worth Sunday.
Bill and Fred Striunbere were in
Chatsworth Sunday.
Albert Ballier. who has been in
the hospital since Thanksgiving !
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-01-14
No. 81.

visitors at the Steve Berry rome
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Erich Berry and chill
dren took New Years dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs Steve Berry.
Witt Whitener attended to busi-
ness in Olathe Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Berry and
daughters autoed to Delta Saturday
afternoon.
The literary held in Highland
school house Saturday night was we'll
attended There was a fine program
and everybody reported a nice time.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Helmack of
California mesa took Sunday dinner
with the husbands parents in Delta.
Miss Manila and Leutise Helmack
were visiting in Delta Saturday
Mrs. Shoffer and Miss Iva Ament
attended the New Years masQuer-
ade at Delta Thursday evening,
Miss Anna Zaninette visited with
her High school chum, Miss Gladys
Boyden, Saturday night
Little Nina Mckelyey, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom MckeIvey, is
now able to be up again, after a bad
spell of typhoid fever.
Miss Stella Cooper visited with
her friend, Mrs Ruth Rhodes, Friday
night
Archibald Deck was a business
visitor at Delta Friday.
Misses Georgia Weaver Martha
Eddy, Iva Ament and Hazel and
Minnie Berry enjoyed a very pleas
ant evening Saturday, attending the
moving picture shows at Delta.
DELTA CHUMs.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-01-14
Probate Court Dockcf

list oi executors, administrators
guardians ana curators, who arc required
TO exhibi, thar aoraunts for settlement
the day named ts,in~ at the February
term, iai5, ~ ssaA coart ,s be begun ant
holden At the courthouse IN Marble Hill
Boillnger county, Missouri. commencing
Monday, February :, i9ia
MoSDAY, FEBRUARY ;, 1913
Essate Of Stella Burton g, al, Il. f
Burton, guardian
Essase oi ]. F Back. Ellen Back
administrator.
Estate az w A. Crises Myrtle NJ
Crius, administratrix,
Estate OF John Fee. Gcorg, M. Mouser
executor
TUESDAY,, FERRuAKy .
Estate ot Ethel f. GriHith, NJ NJ.
Day, guardian.
Estate Of Elmer Guthrie ct 81. J, ".
Prather. guardian
Estate Of Anderson Hedriok, W. K,
Chandler, administrator,
Estate Of Mary f. Kinder. l., T.
Kinder, executor.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRuAR 10
Estate Of Lawrence Lisenbec. j. II,
Jenkins, guardian,
Estate OF Raleigh I.iley ct al, F.. iAley,
guardian.
Estate Of Samael Joseph Mchiun,
sam J. McMinn, guardian.
Estate OF Thetma MeManus, Harry
McMsnus, guardian.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY IL
Estate of Abbie e Morris, Orlando
Morris, guardian.
Estate of John Maloney, Joseph Fish,
guardian.
Estate OF Dewy G. McCray, Avery +.
Bollinger, guardian.
Estate Of David l.. Phelps, W. II.
Phelps, administrator.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IL
Estate of Ernest II. Reimcn. +. ID.
Hartle, guardian.
Estate of Jennie f. Clarkson slagle,
James A. Boone, executor.
Estate OF Clarence Swindle, 3. J.
Swindle, guardian.
Estate of Francis E., c. F. and c. c.
Whitener, c. A. Shelley, executor.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY IL
Estate of ]. II. Walker, Lee W.
Andrus, administrator.
Estate OF w \. Wilfong, John A.
Revelle. guardian.
Estate Of Nina wicecarer, ]. II.
wicecarver, guardian.
Estate Of Elihue L. Miller, Eugene \.
Miller, administrator.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-01-14
arble Hill, Missouri. Thursday, January A. 1914

went to his home in Forrest Thurs
day,
Come on. Perkins Creek" let us
hear from you. You are certainly
not so busy but what you can spend
few minutes each week and s nd
in few items, as we are always
glad to see a few items from home.
A HILL BILLY.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-01-14
Frederick ReCk

Frederick Reck, son of George and
Katherine Reck originally from Ger.
many, was born in Cape Girardeau
county. December l8. 1874; died
January /, 1915, making him 70
years and IS days Of age He was
one of seven children, only three OF
whom are living. namely: Tony, Mrs
Bedwell and Mrs. Martin. Mrs Bed
well lives in Marble Hill, the brotl.-
er. Tony. and Mrs. Martin live al
Pocahontas.
He spent his youth on his father
farm, He served 10 months in the
state militia and on May 2, 1868,
enlisted in the United States army,
joining Company c. Second Missouri
Light artillery. with which he served
until December 1865. having spent
SIX months flghting Indians after the
close of the Civil war.
On April 8. 1866, he married Miss
Adeline Whitledee, who was born
and reared in Cape Girardeau county.
To this union were born three chill
dren; DR., John A., of Oklahoma City.
Edward b. of Lutesville, and Cora,
wife of NJ. F. Kinder of Marble Hill.
After Brother Reck retired from
farm life, he with his family located
at Lutesville. From there his COM
panion preceded him to the better
world, and her body now sleeps in
the Marble Hill cemetery, and by
her side her companion was laid.
There together they shall rest until
the resurrection morn.
In politics, Brother Reck was a
republican. As a citizen. he was
honest, genial. charitable. courteous
and kind
He joined the Presbyterian church
at Marble Hill a good many years
ago From there he transferred his
membership to the Lutesville Pres
byterian church. and there he held
his membership until the first day
of the New Year. 1915. when he
again transferred his membership,
from the church temporal to the
church spiritual and triumphant.
As his pastor, | visited him sever
al times during his last illness, and
talked to him of his hopes and ex-
pectations beyond the grave. He
never hesitated a moment. but each
time expressed strong faith in God,
and a readiness to so when the
Lord should call.
II is our earnest prayer that God
may use their sore bereavement as
a means of drawing the children and
grandchildren closer to Christ. And
may we all be impressed with the
Beoessity Of living better and at last
be permitted To be reunited with
him in that world of sunshine, where
storms never come. and adverse
winds never blow.
II. D. NAMES, PASTOR.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-01-14

All administrators, executors, guar
dians and curatorS whose names appear
In the above list must appear and make
scts!emen, on their respective days ae-
cording TO requirements OF law
w. c, COTE. Judge OF Probate.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-01-14

Denver on business for some time.
returned home Sunday.
The Christmas tree at Fairview
was we'll attended and enjoyed by ALL
Newt Whitener and family visited
Will Whitener and family Christmas
evening.
Core Cooper gave the young peo-
pie candy breaking last Saturday
night. Quite number of the young
people attended and had pleasant
time.
Misses Hazel and Minnie Berry
were the visitors of Misses Ruth and
Vale Rhodes Friday night.
Mr. Rodine's little boy has been
very low with scarlet fever, but we
are glad TO know he is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Witt Whitener were
shopping in Olathe Saturday.
Putting up ice is the order of the
day. They all say ice is nice this
year
John Berry seems to be regular
visitor at c, D. Whitener's. What's
the attraction, John?
JOHNNY Thompson is working for
c K Smith now
Mr.. Wells has been very ill. butts
better.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Berry and
daughters were Delta visitors Satur-
day.
Grace Ramage, Johny Thompson.
Roscoe and Stella Cooper Ed and
Ina Pridy all went skating Sunday
at Olathe and enjoyed it fine.
There are some few cases of scarlet
fever on Ash mesa and Olathe.
John and Miss Hazel Berry, Mary
and Ed Whitener visited Miss Nellie
Whitener on Coal creek Wednesday
night and reported a nice time.
Erich Berry and family visited
his father, Steve Berry and family
New Years day.
Jesse Winters moved to Delta last
week, where Mrs. Winters will re-
view her studies, as she calculates
to teach school next term.
Misses Hazel and Minnie Berry
visited Misses Ruth and Vale Rhodes
New Years day.
Mrs Ruth Deck visited with Mrs.
Ida Rhodes Friday.
Miss Martha Eddy is visiting a
lew DAYS with her cousin. Miss
Georgia Weaver. at Delta.
Mrs. Lee Ament was a Delta Wis
itor Saturday
Charles Berry of California mesa
the New Years maSQuer-
ade at Delta Thursday evening.
Misses Georgia Weaver and Mar
tha Eddy were Delta visitors Satur-
day.
Misses Ruth and Vale Rhodes
visited Saturday night and Sunday |
With their friend. Miss Ina Pridy, at |
)lathe.
Rerschel Hendrickson was a busi- |
less visitor at Delta Saturday.
Zack Rhodes was a business visit
II at 0lathe Saturday.
Chas. Berry has been visiting on
>sh mesa quite regularly the last
ew weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Zack Rhodes and
lr. and Mrs. Archibald Deck were
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-01-14

of Steve Berry Sunday night and
Monday.
Tire Christmas, program rendered
at the Fairview scho0lhouse Thurs
day night, was well attended and
all tnj Jyed the excellent entertain
ment. The decorations on the beauti-
full tree caught fire and caused little
excitement for time, and some
presents were burned, but aside
from this. no serious damage was
done.
Misses Hazel and Minnie Berry
and Iva Ament enjoyed Saturday
evening at the Colonial theater in
Delta.
Lee Ament attended to business
at Delta Saturday.
Newton Whitener and family took
Christmas dinner at c. D. Whitene-'s
We ale sorry that one of Our Delta
friends recently left for Los Angeles
California, where he will spend the
winter, but we hope he will be ready
to return home in the spring
Steve Berry and family autoed to
Delta Saturday where they enjoyed
a visit to the Colonial theater.
There was a candy breaking at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Core Cooper
Saturday evening Quite number
of friends were in attendance and
all report a most enjoyable time.
Miss Ethel Laquere of Ash mesa
will leave next week for New York
where she will spend about a year
with relatives.
Messrs. John and Charles Berry
spent Saturday night with Emmett
McManus.
Kenneth Weston attended to busi-
ness in Delta Saturday.
Miss George Weaver of Delta
spent her Christmas vacation with
her cousin. Martha Eddie on Cali
fornia mesa.
John Berry and and Mary White
ner visited in Delta Sunday
We were very glad to receive
card. a few davs ago, from little
Beulah Hawn of Elreno, Okla. stat
ing that her mother, Mrs. Anna
Hawn, was still improving slowly.
from an attack of pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zach Rhodes took
Christmas dinner with c. D. White
ner's.
Misses Paulina and lydia Blanke
took Christmas dinner with Miss
Stella Cooper.
Chas. Berry was the leader Of the
young peoples society Sunday eve,
which was held at the Highland
schoolhouse on Ash mesa.
Miss Hazel Ireland of Olathe is
spending her vacation with her par
ents on Ash mesa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Helmack
have been spending their Christmas
with relatives in Delta.
Lee Arment of California mesa is
to Delta.
John Berry. Ed Whitener. Mary
Whitener and Hazel Berry spent
Wednesday night and Thursday with
Miss Nellie Nhitener on Cole creek. !
Miss Minnie Berry visited with
Mrs Anna Berry Wednesday.
Chester Helmack attended to bus |
mess in Delta Thursday.
NINE AND Guy.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-01-14
No. Six X-SiXty-Six

Ihis is a prescription prepared especially
for MALARIA o. CNlllS / FEVER,
Five or SIX doacs will break any case, and
i taken then as tonic the Fever will not
r-tarn. Ii acts on the liver better than
Na.onei and does noa gripe or sicken. 25e
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1915-05-21
LEICESTER.

Mrs. Burt Ryder is confined to the
house by illness.
Mrs. Audas Ferson, who has been i'll
for several days, is out gam.
Charles DOud was business visitor in
Rutland last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Loyzelle and son
Francis, of Brandon were guests at Ed
ward Meehan's on Sunday.
Born to MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Phelps
the 10th, daughter. Mother and child
are doing nicely.
Principal Harry Morse of Middle
own SprlnLs was an over-Sunday guest
of his mother, Mrs. Lenora Morse.
John Person of Goshen visited his
brother. Moses Person, and also at the
home of Austin johnson this week.
The Misses Ina and Alta johnson of
Forestdale were weekend guests Of
their grandparents, Mr. nd Mrs Her
bert Fletcher.
Mr and Mrs. rama Aver were the
recipients this week of large box of
candy from Burt Wilkins of Waltham.
Mass. from his candy factory.
Mrs f. Dutton of Newfane, who has
been visiting her brother. Moses Ferson
has gone to Goshen to visit her brother.
John.
Little Ava Smith has been very i'll at
the home of her uncle, Austin johnson
She is much improved.
Mrs. John Canton of Bratteboru ar.
rived on Tuesday at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Spar ks,
to be their gutsts for a couple of weeks
Mrs Truman Townsend Of Fernville,
who has been confined to the house by
illness, is able to be out
Mr. and Mrs Harrison Roberts, for.
mer residents of Leicester, but now of
Brandon. have bought the Stanley place
at the Corners and will take possession
soon.
Clayton Bennett of Brandon. is in
town looking after his farm which he
purchased last fall.
Herbert Oliver, who has charge of the
State road, is working a large force of
men and teams.
Miss Bessie Sessions of district No. 4
was unable to teach last Friday, but will
teach on Saturday of this week
Horace Smith, who spent the winter
in San Diego, California, as guest of his
sister, Mrs. Kate Dodge, returned this
month. While in California he visited
his brother, Stephen, and also spe mt
some time at the Exposition. Mr.. Smith
expects to return to San Diego this fall
Mrs. Dodge will not come to Vermont
this summer as was expected.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1915-05-21
GRANVILLE.

Charles MacIntire met with bad &C.
cident last week. He was driving a
young colt in Hancock and in turning
out for car driven by p. w. Green of
Stockbridge in some way he fell out OF
the wagon and struck on his head and
broke his arm. He was taken 10 the
home of NIs. u. A. Taylor and doctor
was called Later he was taken to his
home.
f. A. Simpson has been visiting his
mother, Mrs. Lamb, who is no better
Kingston Grange visited Harvest Home
Grange last week. All had good time
Ethel Luce is working for Lewis Hub
bard in Rochester.
The ladies of the Olive Branch came
up from Hancock and met with Mrs. w
A. Fitield Wednesday. Ice cream and
cake were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hosea Fuller were in
Warren the first of the week.
A number from here attended the
play at Rochester Saturday night.
Four men who are looking after the
forest for the State are in town this
week.
Allie Briggs trapped bear few days
ago, the second in a week.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1915-05-21
OBITUARY..
vOLNEY c. KELSEY.

Word was received here of the death
at an early hour Friday morning, May
Sth, of Volney Church Kelsey at the
Homeopathic hospital in Boston, where
he underwent an operation for the
amputation of his limb above the knee
ten days before, in hopes that his life
might be prolonged for time, but his
heart was too weak to rally from the
operation. Mr.. Kelsey was the oldest
son of the late Henry and Emeline
(Bush) Kelsey and was born in Whiting
June 10, 1912. on the farm which has
been for successive generations the
home of the Kelsey family. He was
twice married, first January 3, 1865, to
Mary S. Whitlock, only daughter of the
late Cyrus and Alzina (Towner) Whit
lock of Whiting. To them four children
were born. Two daughters died in
childhood. Mrs. Kelsey died June Is,
1881. His second marriage was October
p, 1888, to Mrs Helen L. Boomer of
Poultney, Vt. who died October %,
1912. OF his fathers family his
youngest sister, Mrs. H. R. Derby of
Poultney, survives. Of his own family
one daughter, Mrs. J. B. Atkins of
Pleasant Lake, Mass, and six grand
children. The death of his only son,
Henry C. Kelsey, which occurred Jan
uary Sth, 1918, following in few weeks
the sudden death of his wife was
crushing blow to him, since which time
he has been in failing health. Much
sympathy and regret is expressed by
the many friends of Mr.. Kelsey and his
daughter.
He was a member of Lake Dunmore
lodge, |. O. o. f., and Grand Army
post. Comrades from Middlebury were
present at the funeral He was also a
member of Whiting Grange. Funeral
services We're largely attended from the
Congregational church Sunday, May
9th, at p. M, Rev. r. L. Caster of
the Baptist church officiating. assisted
by Rev. W. NJ. Mayhem A quartet
sang the selections Saved by Grace"
and Nearer, Nv God to Thee The
floral tributes from relatives and friends
were large and beautiful. The bearers
were J. B. Atkins, Howard Kelsey,
Sanford Kelsey, Edward Boomer, Arthur
Gipson and A. G. Freegard, near rela-
tives of Mr.. Kelsey. The burial was
beside his wife and three children in
Pleasant Hill cemetery, South Corn
wall.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1915-05-21
WEST CORNWALL

Very cool weather with slight frost
Early gardens have suffered some
Mr. and Mrs L. G. Drolette were al
John Dooln- in Weybridge on Sunday
last
Leonard Zeeman returned to Middle
bury on Tuesday. where he has employ.
ment, after being at L. DeWitt's for sew.
eral days.
Henry Thomas started on Tuesday for
Watertown, Penn, for a visit with his
father and other relatives.
Mr., Lund, electrician. is wiring w. H
Bngham's house and barn for electric
lights.
Roy Bingham is making ready for the
erection of a barn to replace the ones re.
Gently destroyed by fire.
Mrs Edwin Weston remains about the
same. She is still with her daughter,
Mrs. r. A. Bingham.
Mrs. Anna Wooster has not been US
ually well of late, has a nerves trouble.
Mrs. Joseph White and her niece, Eliza
White, who has been staying with her
since the death of Mr.. White, have gone
to Burlington to visit relatives.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1915-05-21
WEYB RIDGE.

Rev.. d. Gauthey of Greenwich, y. Y.
preached at both services at the loca
church last SUNDAY. Mr.. and Mrs
Gauthey returned to Greenwich last
Monday to make arrangements for theil
removal to this place
Miss Wirifred Warner will return t.
Ca,tleton the present week to resume
her school duties at the Normal school.
Miss Lucy w. Harrington was called
back To Rutland last Sunday after spend
ing IA few weeks at her home here
q. II. Sturtevant returned home last
Friday from a two weeks business triI
for Everson &c Co. of Rutland
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Sturtevant and
son, Wesley, and Master Harley w
Clark, motored to Cornwall last sunday
and called on friends there.
Miss Ruth and Master Robert Harring.
ton were weekend guests of their aunt
Miss Lucy w. Harrington, returning to
their home in Nergennes Sunday evening
II. a. Boies has recently installed a
new engine on his farm, for running his
separator and other purposes.
Saturday, May 90, will be observed as
Memorial Day in this town. The usual
exercises will take place at O'Clock pm
in the NJ. E. church. A fine program
has been arranged. with instrumental
music. Prof. A. E. Lambert will deliver
the address.
The young people of the NJ. E. church
will give an entertainment in the town
} hall Saturday evening, May 80, consist
ing of short play, "My Wife's Rela-
ton" pantomimes and music. After
the entertainment ice cream and cake
will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Landon and Miss
Mariana Landon were guests at w. w
Kingsland's Wednesday.
7, F. Dewey and family visited at j. j.
g. Downings in Jericho Sunday.