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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-08-20

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.,,,,rts with the prizes Co De awarded
n, Tho reunion and picnic OF the 'un
r.ti.,vs. and Eehekah lodges. To- ne
Mold al civ Park ON SATURDAY Aug
ust 2Sth and At which one "i W. "'s
rest crowds Of the year To fIl,e
expected 10y those having the AFFAIR 'h
charge All Of the lodges oi carbon
county are e. participate. while num-
prous visitors will be here rom saw
Lake city and elsewhere
Girls race. 20 10 years ot age
first prize. q doll given hy the Nari-
ety store. second prize. box NJ candy
A. paternostcr
Rows race. 8 20 10 years. electric
flash light. Price Electric company
three dozen bananas chris Pappas
giria race. 10 60 ~ years: one
rocker. r. N. Sumner. basket ~
grapes. viglia Bros
boys race. 10 To- ~ years. tool box.
~. n. Hartley; watch. J. J. Weig-
mann
Fat ladlN race: fifty pounds Mesa
flour. McKune Forwarding company
pail Of lard. Carbon County Commits
sion company
Ladies' nail driving contest. fifty
pounds Mesa flour. McKune Forward
ing company: white enamel pail Far
mers and stockgrowers store.
Mems tOO.yard dash. free for all;
lap robe. studebaker Bros company:
box cigars. Kentucky Liquor House.
Mems iOO-yard dash. odd Fellows
only; pair shoes. Lowenstein Mercan-
tile company: four tfifty-ccnu meals
Kozy Lunch Room.
Half-miie walking race. free for all.
box cigars. Joe u. Roberts. pail u
paint. smoot-Nixon Lumber company.
Fat mems race. 100 yards, odd Fell
lows only. sack flour. Price Commits
sion company. metal tape. Stevenson
Lumber company
tug Of war between Storrs and Cas-
tie Gate odd Fellows; box cigars
Utah saloon; box cigars. white House
Bar.
Tug OF war. free for all. box Of Gig
AIRS. Northern Har. no second prize.
Barrel rolling contest. free for all.
hall rack. Eastern Utah Furniture
company. t3.b0 hat. Price Style shop.
Egg race. FOR ladies only: t2.50 cou-
pom book. Price Trading company.
twenty-five pounds sugar. Price Coo
Op.
Sack race. men ana free for all. hat.
Golden Rule store. accident policy FOR
s250O. A. n. Huntcn.
Married women's race; fifty pounds
flour. Price Commission company:
two and u half pounds coffee. Garden
Store.
Peanut race. FOR men only: one
years subscription % The sun: one
dollar In laundry work. city Laundry.
Bread and milk contest. box candy.
Pallas Candy company: sack imported
corn meal. Niglia Bros.
Farmers race; $500 In blacksmith
ing. J. ], Lloyd. four meals. New York
Cafe.
Guessing contest. jar beans: hun
dreh pounds flour. McKune Forward
Ink company; no second prize offered.
Amount 90 gate receipts o. grounds.
ladies' firrt prize. $3.50 hat. Reaslc
Kennedy, Millinery. mems first prize.
slab of bacon. Eastern Utah whole
sale company; girls prize. box chew.
Ing gum, y. NJ, RumSey; boys prize.
ease soda water. Price nottling Works
baseball game; winners box cigars:
first home run, general cleanup.
Miles barber shop; first two-base hit.
four uifty-cenp meals. Kozy Lunch
Room.
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in his annual report, John James, insurance com.
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Putnam patriot., 1915-12-24
WORLDS NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

WASHINGTON. - Acting on in
structions from the State Depart.
ment, the War Department has noti-
fed Major-Gen Frederick H. Funston.
commanding the American border
forces, that Gen. Francisco Villa,
who has abandoned his rebellion in
Mexico, is to be accorded full protec-
ton.
NEW YORk-PoIiticlan Of all
shades and colors are frankly puzzled
over the Gary dinner last week TO
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt at which
the leading finaneiers of Wall Street
were present.
ClEVELAND.-Th steady rise IN
the price of gasoline is due TO inc
fact that while its consumption mas
increased by leaps and bounds it's pro
duction figures have stood praerieaiiy
UNCHANGED.
ROME.-GeneraI Won Kissing, Ger
man Governor General of the con-
quered part of Belgium, is to retire.
BERNE.-CamilIe de Coppet was
elected President of the Swiss Repap'
lie and Edmund Schulthess was cnos'
en- as Vice President. NJ. de cope.
is a former Minister of Justice ana
the present Vice-President OF me ~
nuhlic
Putnam patriot., 1915-12-24

, Mrs c. II. Sheldon, potatoes
John Bayer, vegetables
Mrs. Frank Peterson. potatoes. carrots
Lille Babbitt, cereals, mustard pickle
No Name. SQUASH carrots
George S. Crosby, potatoes
No Name, bananas. oranges
Mrs. c. +, Olney, canned beans
East Thompson
Mrs. George Bixby, soap, raisins,
canned goods, lard
Brandy Hin. carrots. beets
Leon. Edith and Lawson Robbins, veg
etables
Brandy 1ill vegetables
August Swanberg, potatoes
4 Friend, Brandy Hill, jelly, cocoa,
vegetables
Mrs Albert Kimball. vegetables
Little Pond school, potatoes. vegeta-
bles. soap
Porter Plain school, vegetables
Mrs. Tristan Robbins, squash, vegeta-
bles
No Name, eabbages. apples
Lydia Benson. turnips
Putnam
Mrs. ID. G. Arnold potatoes
Andrew J Kennedy, onions
The Misses Wheelock. cereals
Mrs A. w. Macdonald, cereals, sugar
Mrs h. D. Bughee, sugar
Mrs. b. +, Benoit. vegetables
Mrs. J, A. Leonard. mince meat.
canned fruit
Mrs. w H. Mansfield. canned fruit
Mrs. Albert r. Torrey. sugar. potatoes
John +. Brown. pumpkins. potatoes
Mrs. F. j. Daniels canned fruit
Mrs. ". F. Rafferty,. Tapioca. cereals
Mrs. John J. McGarry, apples
Miss Sarah Brady. raisins, corr starch,
loaf sugar
Mrs. A. Kent, tea. coffee
n n Webster. APPLES
Mrs Sillain, oranges
Putnam patriot., 1915-12-24
FORD SHIP AT cHRisTIANlA.

Student Body Welcomes Peace Pro.
pagandists.
Christiania. II h e Scandinavian.
American line steamship Oscar II,
bearing Henry Ford, the Detroit auto.
mobile manufacturer and his peace
party, arrived at Christiania
The peace pilgrims found the city
covered with snow and the tempera
ture at ten degrees blow zero.
A small crowd including students
and newspapermen was at the pier to
greet the pilgrims The members OF
the party are quartered in the best
hotels.
Putnam patriot., 1915-12-24

| Mrs. w. Wallen, potatoes
! Mrs. H. 0. Preston, apples
Mrs. Jos. Page, coffee, beans, potatoes
u. M. Durand, cabbage. sapolio, soap
coffee, canned goods
c. F. Bosworth, bag flour
Mrs. E. A. Tolman, apples, raisins
Mrs F. d. Sargent, canned fruit, Jelly
Mrs E. f. Ellis, potatoes
A. Friend. Baking powder
Mrs. c. II. Brown, sugar
/ Mrs. II. Deacon, vegetables
Louis Reeves, potatoes
Charles A. Richards, coffee, canned
fruits, vegetables
George Carrigan, canned goods. pota-
toes, apples
Col ~ NJ Parker, potatoes
Mrs Marshall Kenyon, Chilli sauce
Mrs. G. NJ. Fenner, sugar coffee, cocoa
/ Mrs. Hopkins, potatoes
Mrs. L. E. Smith, potatoes
Mrs. Dutee Smith, Tapioca, cereals,
corn starch. rice, cocoa
Henry L. Converse, potatoes
Mrs. Eugene Duroeher, potatoes
]. F. Donahue coffee
Mrs. Jane Baldwin, potatoes
Mrs. Thomas Bradford, potatoes
Mrs. Howard Bradford, apples
Mrs. c. +. Albee, squash, carrots
A Friend, canned fruit, beets
A Friend turnips
Mrs. Mary Woodson, laundering six
dozen bags
c. T. Thayer, vegetables
J. II. Rafferty,, coffee, pears
Mrs. J. r. Stubbert, apples, peas, pre-
serves
Mr. and Mrs. Mathewson Angel, veg
etables
Mrs. Ernest Morse, pickles, fruit, jelly.
groceries
S E. Watts, oranges
j. r. Carpenter, Boraxine, apples,
peas
Mrs. j. McAndrew, currants, raisins,
cereals, Crisco, vegetables
G. Daigle. potatoes. vegetables
Mrs. Carl Shaw, potatoes, squash, tur-
nip
Mrs. j. A. Vandale, potatoes, onions,
canned goods
Mrs. c. Gibson, potatoes
Mrs. K. Anderson, potatoes
f. w Perry, canned fruit
Mrs. l.. H. Dresser canned fruit
Miss II. H. Brown, jelly
'hi o. II. u huiiey, plchieS, Canned
fruit
Mrs. Harold Files, Baking powder,
rice, coffee
Putnam Heights
Mrs. c. S. Warren, coffee. raisins,
rice. apples
Z. l.. Bradley. potatoes
Mrs. NJ. A. Combs. pumpkins, butter
and vegetables
New York
Royal Baking Powder Co.. Baking
Powder
Woodstock
Donald Child, jelly, vegetables
Beatrice Child, jelly, vegetables
Mrs. Rockwell. vegetables
Cedric and Wallace Child potatoes
Mrs. Nj. Riddick, potatoes
Mrs. II, P. Child. turnips
Florence A. Child. squashes
Roxanna E. Child, popcorn
Mrs. Edward Cochrane. turnips
W. j. Lindeman, carrots
Mrs. r. B. Richardson. Tapioca, Corn
Starch, dried fruits, cereal
Mrs. Or. Bowen. apples
G. P. Perley, apples
Mrs. George G. Spaulding, potatoes
No Name, vegetables
No Name. jelly. marmalade
No Name, dates, Bon Ami, soap, Tap
ioea. Macaroni
Alfred Johnson. potatoes, apples
Mrs. w. w. Sheldon. preserves. Jelly
No Name. apples
No Name, squashes
Swedish Ladies' Aid
Howard d. Johnson. potatoes
Mrs. 5. A. Rosendahl, canned pears
Mrs. John Carlson, canned pears
Mrs. Bjornberg, canned strawberries
Mrs. Gustaf carlson. canned pears
Mrs. John Nelson, canned peaches and
jelly
No Name, canned pears
Mrs. Alice X. Johnson, canned black
berries
Mrs. A. r. Elmauist, canned peaches
Mrs. Carl Norman, canned pears
Putnam patriot., 1915-12-24

G. Gleason, potatoes
Mrs. A. ID. Briggs, potatoes
Mrs. Il. w. Sherman, turnips
Mrs. Emerson Jones, canned fruit
Mrs. Elisha Sherman. potatoes
Abram Mimi. potatoes
Mrs, A. c. Williams, squash, potatoes
Mrs. ]. Euvrard, apples. raisins, jelly.
preserves
Miss Louise Grosvenor. cereals, jelly
Mrs. III. H. Davenport, sugar
Andrew Flirlong carrots
Mrs. Charles Anderson. potatoes
Mrs. Signi Grau. apples. potatoes
Mrs. w. w. Averill, starch. soap pow
der
C. L. and A. c. Averill, squash, sugar
Mrs. Andrew Murdoch, squash, onions
No Name, carrots
Mrs William Valentine. mrnips, pota-
toes
c. j. Higginson, celery
Mrs Everett Brown, nuts. canned fruit
Mrs G. L. Bradley canned fruits. veg,
etahles
Pomfret Landing
Mrs James Kearney potatoes
Mrs J. Il. Clapp, potatoes, soap
Mrs NJ. Moons. potatoes
Mrs. Hans Anderson. potatoes
Mrs Herbert Congdon, potatoes
Mrs f. I, White, potatoes
Mrs. Sam. Columbia. carrots
Mrs. Jas, Day turnips
Mrs. r. G. Hilton, potatoes. pumpkins
Mrs. Isabella Miner. apples
Mrs. Albany Delisle. apples
Mrs. c. f. kempton. potatoes
Thompson
NJ. h. s., Cranherries
Mrs. F. J. McMullen, lemons, vegeta-
bles. canned goods. jams
John Stalzar. turnips. carrots
Miss f. ID Wiley. oranges
f. s. Baekas. cereals. soda. rice, ehoc.
ol@te
Putnam patriot., 1915-12-24

Harry Rutrishausen, apples
Robt. Scranton, potatoes
James Lyon, carrots
Albert Morgan, carrots and turnips
Mabel Johnston, potatoes
Harold Johnston, apples
Charlotte Lowe, potatoes
Axel Anderson, apples
William Anderson, apples
Jeanne Davies, vegetables
Mrs. Harold Hibbard, apples
Frank and Milton Perrin, apples
John Kinell. squash
Gladys Kinell, squash
Ruth Colburne, potatoes
Carl and Selmar Anderson, potatoes
Harold and Herbert, potatoes
John Lewis, vegetables
Alonzo Williams, pumpkin
JUGS Rel, chicken
Dorothy Avery, vegetables
Leon Kenneway, vegetables
Hiram Jordon, apples
Clayton Shedd, potatoes
Edgar Shedd, carrots
Doris Shedd, turnips
Ernest Austin, vegetables
Paul and SigHe Grau, potatoes
Mrs. Charles Swenson, potatoes
Ernest Peterson, apples
Elvera Swanberg, potatoes
Judith johnson, apples
Henry Johnson, potatoes
Hazel Sheldon, potatoes
Melba Sheldon, apples
Florence Johnson, carrots
Elsie Johnson, apples
Harold Travers, potatoes
Leonard and Clarence Anderson. no.
tatoes
Donald Williams. apples
Stella Carlson, apples
Howard Johnson. potatoes
Jos. O'Hara, potatoes
John O'Hara. turnips
Frances Galenski, apples and potatoes
Rosa Foss, apples
Raymond Blackmar, potatoes
Harold Esterbrooks, turnips
Evelyn Mattocks, apples
Peter and Marion Reich, potatoes and
apples
Bella Lesebere, apples
William Gronlund, parsnips
Marion and Ethel Stahl, potatoes and
turnips
Arthur Stahl squashes
Mrs Daniel Bennett, apples
John Arnold. pumpkins
Hiseox Sisters, cabbage and turnips
Harriet Slingsby, potatoes
Mrs. Frances Brockway, potatoes
Mrs. Gilbert Darling, vegetables
Mrs Charles Delany, apples
Mrs Charles Rutherford, pumpkins
w. S. Kenyon, beets and turnips
Ernest Lyon, squashes
A. n Hammond, vegetables and cart
age
Reginald Davidson, vegetables
Raymond Desmerais, vegetables
Isabel Herindeen, apples
Alice Howard, vegetables
Willis Howard, vegetables
Helen Norm, vegetables
Louise Smith, apples
Ruth Cady, potatoes
IneZ Mountain, potatoes
Signe Anderson, potatoes
Carl Swenson, potatoes
Edith Harris, beets
Betram Perry, vegetables
Woodstock Valley
Mrs. A. N Hammond, squash, pump
kin, jelly
Elizabeth Hattie Bennett, pumpkin,
cabbages
Robert w. Bennett, apples
Elsie D. Bennett, pumpkins
Mrs O. II. Hiscox, turnips, toilet soap
East kiIIingIy School
No Name, radishes, carrots, celery
oyster plant, parsnips
No Name, apples
No Name, cereal, tea
No Name, potatoes, cabbage
No Name vegetables
No Name, pumpkins
No Name, potatoes
Putnam patriot., 1915-12-24
CONTRIBUTIONS
TO HOSPITAL
THANKSGIVING OFFERING LARo-
EST IN ITS HISTORY
Cash Reached a Total Of $4,000
Other Gifts in Same Generous
Proportion

The report Of the Thanksgiving
Committee Of the Woman's Board Of
the Day Kimbal hospital is as fol
lows:
To the Woman's Board Of the Day
Kimball hospitals
The Thanksgiving committee has
the honor to submit the following re-
port:
The Committee regret their inabil-
fly to publish the list of donors accur-
ately, owing to the inclement weather
while the gifts were being received
Many names on the bags were not leg
ible, and others lost off completely.
Any gift which has not been ac-
knowledged II the name be sent the
Committee they will be pleased to
have it published as early as possible
The contributions have been very
generous, not only in provision and
useful supplies for the hospital, but in
cash offerings received. Cash to the
amount of $48062 has been received,
from which the expenses amounting TO
sl5.58 have been paid, leaving a bal
anee on hand Of $465,04.
There have been many special ia
vors granted. which are deserving of
mention, l.. r. Smith for use of room
TO receive gifts. Free transportation
of contributions to the hospital, by
Manhasset Co, L. F.. Smith. NJ. r. Joy
and many from adjoining towns. For
barrels and boxes, w J. Bartlett.
Mansfield e Co, Ballard & Clark, Rex
all Drug Store. and Direct Importing
Co.
To these, and all who have rendered
any assistance, or aided in any way to
make the Thanksgiving offering for
1915 success, the committee extend
sincere thanks.
MRS Fl. J. THAYER,
MRS. f. J. DANIELS,
MRS. G. +. WATERMAN,
Committee
Putnam patriot., 1915-12-24

| Mrs. ID. Strand, canned peaches
Mrs. Marie Johnson, canned pears
/ Mrs. Carl Exc. canned peaches
| Mrs. Charles Swanson, canned peach.
Mrs. John Swanson. canned pears
Swedish Ladies' Aid
| No Name, canned crabapple
MRS. Harry Johnson, canned peaches
EImvale School, Woodstock
Helen Johnson, apples
Elizabeth Rollins, apples
Luke White, apples
George Meehan, potatoes
| Charles Peckham. turnips
| Clarence ReXter, potatoes, apples
Palmer Dean jelly, apples, Sapolio
District No. 6, Woodstock
Alice and Leon Cross, potatoes
Myrtle and Miriam Ware, potatoes
Dorothy Cox, potatoes
Adrian and Gerul Phanarf, potatoes
Helen Johnson apples
South Woodstock
Henry Stafford, cereals
South Woodstock School
10 bags apples and vegetables
Donald Williams, apples
Hazel and Oscar Nelson, potatoes
Winthrop Butts, turnips
Leland Butts, carrots
Evelyn Butts, pumpkins
George +. II. Mahan, potatoes
Z. Cochran, turnips, potatoes
No Name, potatoes. popcorn
East Woodstock
Frank L. Cisson, apples
No Name, apples
Charlotte and Evelyn Potter, apples
Annette May, apples
Mrs. Gildersleeve, apples and vegeta-
bles
Vernon Wetherell, onions
Reginald Pike, pumpkins
Manning Anderson, potatoes
Doris Lindeman, potatoes
Ray Eddy, potatoes
Claude and Evans Turner, squash
No Name, potatoes
No Name, squashes
Sylvia May, apples
Robert C. Jordan, apples
No Name, vegetables
w. E. Richardson, potatoes
Allen and Esther Bixby. apples
Miss Anne Milligan, cereals
Gertrude Rosendahl, carrots
S. A. Rosendahl, turnips
Mabel Sheldon, potatoes
Myrtle Rosendahl, carrots
Sandy Johnson, potatoes
Irwin and Clarence Johnson, carrots
Leonard and Clarence Anderson, pota-
toes
Mrs. Swanson, apples
Quinton M. Sanger, vegetables
Mrs. Daniel Anderson. apples
Eva Fairfield. potatoes
Ethel Chaffee, potatoes
Spencer P. Jordan, potatoes
Mrs. G.. c. Dean. salmon and carrots
West Woodstock
Mr.. Shippee, vegetables
Mrs. Louis Lewis, vegetables
]. B. Davidson, vegetables, jelly, and
canned fruit
No Name, vegetables
Willis A. Howard, beans, squash. DO
tatoes
Myrtle Barrett. vegetables
Everett Barrett, vegetables
Harrisville
Mrs Hearn, coffee, condensed milk.
salmon, lemon extract. potatoes
Mrs. Eugene Williams. apples
A Friend, apples
A Friend, carrots
F. A. Tattooa, turnips, onions
Mrs. Ovilla Vadnais, lard, raisins,
clans, rice. cocoa
Mrs. Maynard, onions
Unknown, chicken, pumpkin
Woodstock
Dorothy Bundy, carrots
Beatrice and Sarah Healet, vegetables
Fostick Harrison, vegetables
William Hughes, cereals
HJalmer Swanson, carrots
Clarence Andrews, vegetables
Avid Swenson, potatoes
Kenneth Andrews, vegetables
GLADYS Harrington, squash, apples
Edna Andrews, squash. potatoes
Carolyn Andrews. apples
Lester Gallup, apples
Lydia Tabor, vegetables
Putnam patriot., 1915-12-24

To make conscience t0ieIdbie, io's
should be thrown around H. Oos
science is the Irame Of character, anu
love IS the covering Tor lt-Hsni'
Ward Beecher
Putnam patriot., 1915-12-24

corn
Mrs. J. s. Bard, groceries
Miss Emily Miller, groceries
Mrs. f. T.. Miller, pickle
Mrs e. Bennett, groceries
Mrs. knell, groceries
Mrs +. A. Blake, potatoes
Dorothy Blake, apples
Mrs Washbufn, sweet potatoes and
groceries
Oliver Downs, potatoes
Leslie Tanning, potatoes
Mrs Chapman, potatoes
Mrs. Eastment, carrots, soap
Mrs. Kinmouth, apples
Mrs. Field, groceries
Mrs, Martin, apples, Tapioea
Mrs. John Palmer, apples, vegetables,
sage
School Children
Willie Degray, vegetables
Hope Gardiner, vegetables
Ruth Gardiner, cereals
Jennie Ruggerio, apples, potatoes
Louise WoOdson, apples
Michael Mafucci, potatoes
John Mafucei, apples
Dwight Wilson. apples, pumpkins
Myrtle Myers, vegetables, potatoes
Aaron Degray, vegetables, potatoes
Max NiHahn, apples pumpkins, jelly,
grape Juice, cherries
Scott Page. canned pears and peach,
potatoes
Lawrence kilpatric, potatoes, onions
lydia Stacy vegetables
Elof Carlson. potatoes soda
Edward Moran, apples
Byron Parker vegetables
Doris FITZGERALD potatoes
Catherine Lawton. Indian meal
DayWle
Mrs, LaBelle, tomatoes, Jelly
Mrs W f. BidWell, eranherries
Mrs. S, s RUSSELL oatmeal
Mrs. George Webster, potatoes, tur-
nips
Gillette u Walker. squash
Mrs. Annie Mignault, coffee
Mrs. c. A. Russell. onions
Mrs. Mary Kelly, sweet potatoes
Mrs. b. Cogswell, apples
Miss b. Cogswell apples
Miss NJ. e. Blanchard, potatoes
Mrs. Mary Street. potatoes
Mrs. G. ID. Barnes. cocoa. tomatoes,
apples
Mrs ~ Lorne Greig, fruit
Mrs. A. TAFT Hope, nuts. dates. raisins
Woodward Drug Store Absorbent cot
ton
No Name, Quaker Oats
No Name, rice, cocoa, potatoes
No Name, tomatoes, raisins, prunes
Mrs. o. w. Bowen. cocoa shells, toma-
toes, pickles
No Name, potatoes
No Name, vegetables
Mrs. c. 0. Chase, potatoes
c. Il. Salmon, potatoes
No Name, pears
No Name, Oatmeal, soap
No Name, Oatmeal, soap
No Name, apples
No Name, apricots, salmon, vegeta
hles
No Name, vegetables
No Name, apples
No Name, borax, raisins, potatoes, APP
pies
Eastford
Eastford Schools
Lawrence and Herbert Keith, turnips
Mary Gyorksories, squash potatoes
Lawrence Mallory, carrots, turnips
Edith Wheaton, ourrants, raisins.
evaporated apples
Dorothy Bowen, potatoes
Bella Jankovicas, potatoes
Ernest Lewis, apples
Edward Chinskeg. sugar, coffee, Dat
meal
Harry Trip, carrots
Herbert Green, pumpkins
Sumner Warren. potatoes
Eleanor Sphinx, potatoes
Clarence Geer. carrots
pomfret
+. T.. Sanderson, apples
Mrs. Robert Maekie, eurrants, tea, |
sugar, lettuce
Mrs. S. r. Overlook, cut sugar
David Rust. sugar
Mrs. Robert Rust. sugar
Mrs. G. S. Miles, one ham
Mrs. r. Rogers. apples. potatoes
Mrs. Charles Wiggin, potatoes. canned
fruit
John Ash SUGAR
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