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BAKERSFIELD.

Miss Flora Carriers, Miss Amanda Car
riers OF Ste. Scholastique. p. O., and Miss
Albertine Girard of Of Montreal, p. O., are
the guests Of the Rev. Father Carriers
Mrs. Homer Davis who has been spending
a month In Richford. has returned home.--
Miss Vitaline Liberty of Richford was
the guest Of Miss Frances Ledoux last
week.-Dane Cowan Of Roxbury, Mass, is
the guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
B. Cowan.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Powers
Of Richford are guets of relatives In
town.-A miscellaneous shower was given
last Tuesday for Miss Amanda Farrand
In honor of her approaching marriage to
Arthur Field.-Mr and Mrs. Harry Pow.
ers. Miss Leila Cowan and Dane Cowar
motored to Fort Ethan Allen Sunday tc
visit Lyndon Cowan-Owfng to the alb.
, sence Of the pastor, there will be no serv
ices Sunday in the Congregational Church
and the people are cordially invited to at
| tend the Methodist Church
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. Edith Mix Of Hardwick is visit
ing at the home Of N. A. Carpenter.-Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Lewis and son of North
Duxbury are visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Russell.-Mr. and Mrs. r. A.
Norton attended the funeral of Mrs. Burt
Norton in Fair Haven Sunday.-The
Baraca Phileathea class met with Miss
Jane Ring Saturday evening.-Miss Zita
De Collaimes Of Montpelier is visiting
her uncle. James Phillips.-A. G. SWIM
yer, H. c. Russell and James Phillips
went by automobile to Boston Wednes-
dav
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Ralph Whalley is i'll with quinsy.-
Miss Beulah Dow, Cora Clark, Milton
Clark and John Hart were among those
from Charlotte who attended the flu
neral of Mrs. Guy Tobey in Hinesburr
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MILTON BORO.

Della Williams and Isabelle Goodwin
were in St. Adams July 22.-Miss Engine
Beauregard returned to her home in st.
Adams Sunday.-Miss Nina Gale Is visit
ing at the home of her sister. Mrs. Clara
Kinney.-Mrs. Ruby Gordon returned
home from weeks visit in Fairfax Sum-
day.-Miss Agnes Linehan returned from
Morrisville July "a and is at the home
Of her sister. Mrs. r. E. Bullock.-Far-
1ers here began haying but the heavy
rain here made 1t very late.-Don Con-
yeau was in this place July q.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Continued from pnge two.)

the farm Of o. II. jackson July 5.-The
Red Cross entertainment is Thursday.
July 26, instead of July q as reported
earlier in the week-The Rev. and Mrs.
p. A. Smith of Groton are visiting friends
In town.
Red Cross entertainment at the town
hall, Westford. Thursday evening. July 26.
Band concert 500 to 900 p. m, pageant
an promenade
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FLETCHER.

Mrs. Mildred Gillian and little son are
spending several weeks at the home Of
her parents in Fairfax.-There are sew
eral cases of measles in town.-B. II.
Corse and family of Fairfield spent the
weekend in town.
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RICHMOND.

The funeral Of Mrs. James Tedford, who
died at the Fanny Allen hospital Monday
night will be held at the congregational
Church this afternoon at two o'clock. The
deceased leaves besides a husband and
four daughters. Mrs Robert Riggs and
the Misses Ina, Margaret and Arlie. Burial
will be in Riverview cemetery-Mrs.
Thomas Corvin and son Of Burlington are
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Burke.-Miss Harriet Edwards and Miss
Laura are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Chandler at their summer camp at Lake
Sunapee, n. H.-Mrs Frank Ferguson of
Starksboro is visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Berry.-Mrs. McCabe of
Burlington is the guest of Mrs. Alexander
Terrien.
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WEST MILTON.

Miss Ruby Barrons Of Stowe is visiting
at Robert Hills, and Reba Smith of the
same town is at George Chapin's for a
few days.-Mrs. Floyd Sanderson has re-
turned after passing the last few months
with her parents on account of her Ill
health-Miss Eunice Morgan is visiting at
Floyd Sanderson's.
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WEST BOLTON.

The entertainment given by the members
of the Grange for the benefit Of the Red
Cross society, was a success. The sum of
$A was realized from the sale of ice
cream.-Miss Mary Powell and brothers
of New York are guests of Mr.. Norris
ribbetts. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E..
r. pavis.-Frank York has returned to
Barre, having passed week with rela-
tives here.-D B. Morse has an apple tree
that has blossoms and fruit on it.-Pearl
Rhoads Of Waterbury is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. H. Gregory.-Mrs. Mary York, E. B.
York and Marietta York visited relatives
in Barre over Sunday.-Mrs. H. Bartlett
of Underhill. Miss Dorothy Smith of Es-
sex Center and John Smith of Richmond
visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. H.
Smith. Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fitz-
simonds and daughter of Montreal are WIS.,
itors at E. York's.-E. r. Davis G. r. Gile
and N. Tibbitts were in Essex Tuesday,
The Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Emery of Per-
kinsville visited friends In town during
the week.-Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Hall OF
Essex called on friends here Tuesday,
Mrs Walter Lamb has returned to Wor.
cester. Mass, having spent several weeks
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Tom
linson.-The Ladies' Aid and Willing
Workers societies met with Mrs. Alder
Tomlinson Wednesday afternoon for Rec
Cross work.
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BERKSHIRE.

Miss H. Pearl Jolley and Mrs C. H
French Of Manchester. N. H.. are spend.
ing a two weeks vacation at the home OF
Mrs. L. Frances Jolley.-Mrs. Ernest Saw.
In and children are visiting at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Johnsor.--Mr. anc
Mrs. F. H. Wallbeoff, Mrs. L. +. Dufeny
Mrs. c. H. Johnson and Willard johnson
attended the funeral of Gordon Everson a
Franklin Tuesday.-Mrs. Sarah Everson a
Rchford is visiting at the home OF f. II
Wallbeoff.
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SHELBURNE.

At the regular service of Trinity Church
, Sunday, August 8. at 1890 a. m. the bishop
of the diocese, Arthur C. A. Hall, Of
f1ciating, tablet will be unveiled in
memory OF the Right Rev. William Farrar
Weeks, s. T. D., first bishop coadjutor
of Vermont and former beloved rector of
this parish.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Taylor and little
daughter of Albany, N. Y. are visiting
Mr.. Taylors parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Taylor. Miss Helen Taylor returned with
them after several weeks visit.-Miss
Anna Brush went Tuesday to the Mary
Fletcher hospital, where she will undergo
an operation on her tonsils.-Miss Kath-
crime Dow has returned to her home In
Burlington after spending short time
with Miss Janet Harmon.
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CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. NJ NJ. and Mrs. NJ. p. Hill enter
tanned party of ladies on their beautiful
lawn last Wednesday afternoon.-Dr. and
Mrs. George Russell of Messina, N. Y,
are visiting in town.-The Red Cross
Chapter met at the hall Tuesday for
work.-Sidney Falby entertained number
of his young friends with a picnic at
the Lake last Wednesday in honor of
his seventh birthday anniversary.-W. S.
Yale, who has been Ill for a long time,
has not been so we'll for the last week.
Miss Jennie Willoughby of Northampton.
Mass. is a guest of the Misses Byington.
Miss Martha Thorn, who has been spend
ing a week with Mrs. Harvey Whalley. has
returned to her homo in Vergennes.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Towne Of Bellows
Falls and Miss Grace Towne of Burling-
ton visited their sister, Mrs. H. c. Gleason.
last Week.-Mrs. Nealy was a recent Wis
itor at her cousins. Mrs. F. A. Balch.-
c. c. Fuller and his assistants are now
making butter at Borden's creamy in
Richmond.-W. A. Church and family re-
turned the latter part of the week from
a several days trip. having visited the
White Mountains. Portland and Boston,
DIR. j. j. Ross was a recent visitor in
town.-Kathleen McGarghan has been in
attendance at the summer school in Bur-
lington.-Mrs. Canton and daughter have
returned from a visit in Bristol.-Len
Cague's family is quarantined for measles
Francis Miller was up from Fort Ethan
Allen Saturday night.
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WuLISTON.

The Rev. Robert H. Washburne, pastor
Of the Winooski Methodist Episcopal
Church, will exchange with the pastor of
the Williston church Sunday morning. He
will preach and administer Holy Com
munion at the 11:OO a. m. service Bible
school at 1000 a. m. The pastor, the Rev.
H. G. Banks, will be present at the eve
ming service and preach following the TOO
p. m. Christian Endeavor service, SUBJ
ject, "Personality.'
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Brown and chill
dren from Chicago are guests Of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Brown. and
j. E. Metcalf.-Mrs. Joseph Martin from
Richmond was the guest of her BROTH
err, Peter SIENNA. recently.-The Rev.
and Mrs. H. G. Banks spent Saturday
In Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
lombard and son were guests of their
daughter, Mrs. Francis Tucker. in Bur.
lington Sunday.-Miss Abbie Senna
who has been in New Hampshire and
Boston. is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Peter Senna.-The Rev. Robert H.
Washburne from the Methodist Episco-
pal Church in Winooski preached here
Sunday morning.-Mr. and Mrs M.
James and Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Han
son spent Sunday afternoon at Fort
Ethan Allen.-Mr and Mrs. r. E.
Brown and son. Charles. who have been
spending the last month in Chicago,
have returned to their home in North
Williston.-Mrs. Sanford Warren called
at the Fanny Allen hospital recently to
see Mrs. William Goss who underwent
an operation. Mrs. Goss was formerly
of this place.
Mrs. j. Brothers and daughter. Ellen
are visiting her brother. Mr.. and Mrs. j
d. Osborne.-Nelson Porter is visiting his
grandmother, Mrs F. A. Beach, at Water.
bury Center-Mrs. w. A. Talcott was q
recent guest of Miss Nellie Morrison ir
Burltngton.-Lester Brothers and sister
lila Henry De Lii of South Burlington ant
Herbert Weller Of Hinesburg were recen,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs j. d. Osborne
Miss Eva Bling was taken to the Fanny
Allen hospital Tuesday for an operation
for appendicitis.-Dr A. l.. Bingham ha.
gone to the Mary Fletcher hospital fo
Observation-Disclosures Kendrew was in Wat
A~h,v~ CO.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Kings Daughters meeting which
was to be held with Mrs. Sherwin Wednes-
day will be postponed until the time of
the next regular meeting.-Mrs. c. C.
Bliss, who underwent serious operation
at the Mary Fletcher hospital last week,
is getting along as we'll as could be ex-
pected.-Miss Ruth MacMurphy is maxi
ing good recovery from an operation for
appendicitis at the same hospital
ST. GEORGE.
Earl Aver and son. Harold, were in st
Adams Sunday to visit at the home of his
mother-Mr. and Mrs. o. F. Clough and
son were in Burlington Saturday.-w. ],
Wescott and family were visitors in town
Sunday.-Harry Wells has finished NOV.
ing his household goods out from Bur.
lington.-George Hinsdale arrived in towr
Sunday evening from Boston for a shor,
visit at his home.-O. F. Clough and fam.
lily visited in Monkton Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Aver and daughter, Katherine
were in Burlington Saturday
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WESTFORD.

Mrs. Lizzie Rose Of Needham. Mass,
who has been spending a week at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Irish. has
returned to her home.-Mr. and Mrs. T.
l.. orion spent the weekend with their
son. Roy, of South Burlington.-Miss
Bernice Gleason of Bristol is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Jessie Grow.-Mrs. James
Moran has gone to the Fanny Allen hos
pital for an operation.-Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Myers of Holyoke. Mass, have been
visiting at c. A. Munson's.-Those MEM
bers Of the Red Cross who are not yet
supplied with pins can obtain them of the
secretary, Mrs. Loula Macomber, or at
the store of E. B. Domingue.-Miss Edith
Bigelow of Colchester is visiting Miss
Myrtle Willey.-Mr. and Mrs. Cummings
of Canada are visiting the Rev. and Mrs.
w. w. White.-Mrs. Harry Bates. who
has been i'll with measles, is convalescing
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Continued ON page fousls .-.s4.sls
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-23
EOla Items

Capital Journal Special Servicc)
Eola. Mar 22.--Mrs. Youngberg has
moved from the Gilbert and Patterson
chicken plant to the Youngberg place.
Mr.. Youngberg will continue to care
for the Gilbert and Patterson chick
ems.
A family by the name of Brown have
moved into one of Mr.. Holman S hous-
es, and will work on the farm.
b. l. Ferguson has been spraying his
cherry orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Goliath of Salem
visited their relatives, the Haydens,
and Thackers, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brundridgc have NOV
ed into the old Cincinnati house and
will board the work hands.
I. w. Brunk says his son, Earl, is
getting along extra well with the school
in Eddyvillc, Lincoln county, which he
has charge Of.
Mrs. Hayden sold four stands of bees
last week.
The Zone meeting Saturday the sew
enteenth was a very interesting one,
Quite a number of teachers were there.
There was an eighth grade class from
Mountain View that Supervisor Moore
took charge of and demonstrated inter
est and other things in arithmetic. Miss
Farmer took the Eola fourth grade and
showed her method of teaching read
ing and story writing. Miss Tichenor
had dramatized reading and acting
class of four girls Mrs. Seymour OF
Mountain View showed her method OF
teaching grammar with the eighth
grade pupils. A bountit,nl luncheon was
served at noon consisting of sand
wiches, salads, pickles, pies and cakes
and hot coffee. After dinner more work
was shown by Mr.. Moore. A, o. Brown
director of Greenwood and a director
from Orchard View also 7. W. Brunk;
and B. l. Ferguson all talked on school
and supervisor work.
j. L. Pattersons jack, The PaymasteI
has arrived in Eola. Mr. Tucker
brought him from Salem by the way
of Independence.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-23
News from Sunnyside

Capital journal Special Service.)
Mr.. Hazelton gave good lecture at
the Sunnyside school house last Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Taylor motored
to Salem Friday.
Herbert Smith has been busy setting
out prune trees on the Bulgln place
lately.
Alonzo Seamstcr was in this neigh
borhood Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Bulgin motored
out this way Saturday.
All the loganberry men in this section
have started training their berries.
Mrs. Dawson and Mrs. Beamish were
visitors at the Sunnyside school Mon
day.
Mr.. $. Newly made a trip TO Salem
Tuesday.
The rain and bad weather has put the
farm work in this section behind.
Miss Sadie Smith was visitor at the
home of Mrs. Harra tuesday.
George Heckart was IN Salem on busi.
ness Wednesday.
Dudley Taylor was a visitor in Sa'
lem Wednesday.
The people in this section will meet
Mt the Sunnysidc school house April
to discuss plans for high school IN this
section.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-23
Central Howell Gossip

Capital Journal Special Scryiee)
Central Howell, Mar. 2S.-Mr. and
Mrs. Pane whose son bought one hun.
dred acres off OF the old Newsome
place returned to their home in Arkan.
sas last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Branch and son,
Ralph, spent last Friday evening at
the home of ]. ". Baggctt and family.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Stef-
fen. daughter Goldie. and Agncss Well
man attended church in Salem.
Miss MAY Moores and Mrs. Clara
Leiehty were visiting the Central How
ell school last Friday.
On account OF the limited not run
ming this week Fenimore Baggctt is
boarding with Mr.. and Mrs. Zanders
in Salem on Broadway and Market.
Last Saturday evening Mrs. Carl
Ramsden. Mrs. Abe Steffen, Miss Col
die Steffen and Agness Wellman spent
the evening with Mr. and Mrs. Baggett
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Branch were sun
day visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bud DeSart.
Mrs. Anna Francis was a Salem Wis
itor last Saturday.
Last Saturday REV. Nicholl and fam
lily were guests at the birthday social
of Miss Bessie Bloom and Miss Blanche
Mcdonald.
Miss Alma Ask has been enjoying
Mr.. La Grippe the past week.
Miss Tillie Gerber is staying in Sill
verton at present
Abe Steffen and family and Miss
Audrey Baggett attended church at
Middle Grove Sunday night.
Mr.. MeKorkle of Portland spent
Tuesday night with Mr. and Mrs. Amos
Branch. also Mrs. Pearl Miller of Sill.
verton and Alvin Burns of Waldo Hills
Francis Charpilloz was a Silverton
visitor Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Amos Branch and son
Ralph, attended the wedding of Mrs
Pearl Miller and Alvin Burns which
was solemnized in Salem Wednesday
The happy couple returned to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Branch where they
had wedding dinner served, then al
returned to Salem. The writer had thC
pleasure of showeriHg the bride ant
groom with rice and best wishes. May
their future years be joyous and many
Albert Eggiman has been ON the sicl
list, but is able to be around again.
| Mrs. Fred Durbin s mother and sis
ter of Salem were visiting in the Dur
bin home over Sunday.
| VIM. Maurer is building a fine barn
{ Miss Laurel JAM was visiting sehoo
/. in the primary room Monday.
Miss Kathryn Daugherty's brothe
of Brownsville has been visiting he
the past week,
Last Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Du
bin and Mr.. and Mrs. Coffin were Sa
lem visitors.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-23
Fruitland News

Capital journal Special Serviee)
Fruitland, Ore, Mar. 92-I.ate Satur.
day y. m. the 18th. Otto Heinke. who
resides at Yeoman station, was quite
severely hurt while using a grubbing
machine. He and neighbor. c. NJ.
Robinson, were working together. The
machine is so rugged that one man holds
ut a certain one of the cables. This
Mr.. Robinson was doing In some way
something went wrong. The cable Rob
inson was holding began to pay out. In
other words, II was getting away from
him. He could hold onto it no longer
and had to LET it 90. To the free end
WAS attached a heavy iron hook. The
large iron cable and the hook shot
swiftly toward Otto, who was struck
across the loins and the small Of the
back. He was rendered helpless but not
unconscious and had to be carried to the
house a short distance away. The
work was being done on Mr.. Heinke 5
premises. Dr.. Morse. OF Salem, was
called, who at once responded. He found
the hurt though severe not serious
there being apparently no internal in.
jury and no external laeerations though
the impact made the parts quite sore
Today, the 2lst, the patient is improv
ing though he will not be able TO work
for several days.
Robert Coulson is "breaking our q
with the measles.
Last Saturday II. C. Todd visited the
town of Donald, where he taught school
last winter.
- Be not Overmuch righteous. Solo
man. "Be not wicked overmuch. la
G. O. Swales and Mrs. Swales are al
present visiting Mrs. Swales parents
Mr.. and Mrs Beckett, who reside in the
neighborhood Of Dayton, Wash Mrs
Swales' sister, Miss Olive Beckett, dice
a short time ago and the Swales went
to attend the funeral. A few month,
ago brother in the same family dice
quite suddenly.
Good, better, best viz, the Capita
Journal
The Fred Doneyl0-aere tract ha
again changed hands, DR.. Patterson
veterinarian, of Salem, / am told, i
now the owner.
1t seems certain clergyman of Port
land with a German name, stated pub
icly "that there will be no peace" til
Christ comes. The speaker had probabl,
been reading his Bible.
P. l.. Coulson has sold his big team O
horses and it is reported he is about t,
purchase an automobile.
That county commissioner back in In
diana who ordered the stars and stripe
taken from the court house window be
cause the flag might cause "offense t
some" has about reached the limit
Note that he is an official of the count
and thus a naturalized citizen. Note a
so the Tcutonic name. Also remembe
that our flag is offensive" to nul
but aliens and traitors Therefore thi
man with the foreign name should b
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AunlsViIle News

Capital Journal Special Serviee)
Aumsvillc, Mar 23.-Mr. and Mrs
S. S. Swank were over Sunday visitors
in Salem, the guests of Mrs. Swank 8
sister. Mrs. Floyd White.
Mrs +. w. Mckinney and little
daughter. Alice Jane, of Oakland, Cal,
are visiting their friend, Mrs. p. G..
Speer.
Mrs. chas. Ransom and Mrs. Dan
Osborne attended the st. Patrick s
program at Mt Angel college Satur-
day
Miss Ethel Mcdonald, teacher Of the
primary department, spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home in McMinn-
vile. She was accompanied by Eliza
beth Swank
Mrs. O. +. Darby was taken to Port
land and operated on for appendicitis
Wednesday Of this week. Her many
friends will be pleased to hear that she
is reported as doing well and her
speedy recovery is expected.
The Changers entertained their
friends Thursday of last week with an
entertainment and luncheon which was
highly appreciated by their guests. Es-
peeial mention should be made Of the
male quartet, consisting of Messrs. o.
f. Darby, p. c. Speer, Lloyd Reed and
! A. +. Clark, who sang several selec-
/ tions and graciously responded to as
many encores.
Mrs. S. S. Swank entertained o few
Icongcnial friends Thursday evening at
dinner and playing $500. y The invit
ed guests were Mr. and Mrs. w. c. An
derson, A. f. Clark and Miss Ethel Ne
| Donald.
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Livesley News

Capital Journal Special Service)
Livesley, Mar. 92.-rhe Literary So
ciety met in the school house last Fri.
day evening. There was large at
tendance. The program and debate be-
ing well received. Previous to the de-
bate the following contributed to the
program
Trio. n. y. Carpenter, c. d. Query,
:. c. Davenport; recitation, Laura
Schwab; solo, Melba Davenport; reci-
tation. Joe kaufman; monologue, ).
4. Davenport; duet, Mrs. J. P. Bressler
and Gladys Bressler; accordion solo,
l.. Zielke The debate was, Resolved
that the bone dry law is benefit to
Oregon. The legative side led by S. G.
Davenport, won. The affirmative side
was ably led by ]. Kaufman,
Mrs. W. V. johnson delightfully."- en-
tertained the G.. T. club last Thursday.
The afternoon being the occasion for
st. Patrick 5 day party Fancy work,
music and the amusing stunt of pin
ming a tail on piggy "darlint kept
the guests in good humor. Mrs. c. d.
Query capturing the prize. The potato
contest was won by Mrs. ID. Fidler.
During the afternoon humorous Irish
reading was given by Miss Leila John
| son. The table and rooms were attract
lively decorated in keeping with St
Patrick S day. The hostess was assist.
ed in the serving by her daughter, Miss
Leila Johnson. Those present were;
Mrs. G. w. Coolidge, Mrs. T. L. Holley
Mrs. II, B. Carpenter, Mrs $. c. Dav
enpOrt, Mrs. Jensen, Mrs. j. p. Bress
Ter, Mrs. c. D. Query, Mrs G. S. Hig
gins, Mrs. j. Watson, Mrs. w. M
Meier, Mrs N. z. kugel, Mrs. J. Fid
Ter, Mrs. ID. Fidler, Mrs. Schwab, Mrs
J. Lankford, Mrs A. l.. johnson of Sa
lem, Miss Leila johnson.
About thirty children gathered al
the home of Mrs s. G. Davenport last
Saturday afternoon to celebrate the
Bonnie. A jolly time was spent with
games and later the little guests were
served with dainty refreshments.
Mrs B. d. Fidler who has been Wis
iting in Tillamook for several days
returned last Thursday.
Mrs. Jas. Fidler spent last week Wis
iting at the home of her daughter, Mrs
M. Blackwell of jefferson.
The Rev. MIR. Hawthorne and wifi
are now residing in the district. Th'
members of the Livesley M. +. churcl
recently renovated the house on tn
late Dennis farm and this will now b
the parsonage.
Professor Hammond of the William
cite university preached in the churc
last Sunday evening.