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ATHENS

The meetings of the Athens Grange
haze been omitted for, several weeks
on account of the haying season. Inc
next meeting will be on Saturday OF
next week,
c. A. Emery and wife from Wash
ington. D. c. came through by auto
arriving in town Saturday night to
visit A. c. Emery, who has been crit
ically i'll.
Ruth Allen from Dover is visiting
Florence Sanders.
G. c. Hight reported ill with pneu-
monia, Is riding around town today In
his car,
We learn Fred Weeks, a member of
the NJ. f. Church in this village has
been drafted and expects to be called
in two weeks.
Rev. E. Grundy supplied the pulpit
Sunday for the NJ. e, Church.
Ariel Lord ,>>who went to Boston
some few weeks ago, wrote his grand
mother this week that he had a fine
place to work in a fish market, TAX.
ing orders.
Miss Ida Nolin from Lewiston is
spending few days with her grand
mother. Mrs. Alden Buchanan
The Red Cross has some very faith
full members who are always eager to
do their "bit" for this great war and
the Lord surely knows who the faith
full are and will bless them in His
own good way ere this great conflict
closes The allotment sent in for
July was 6 chemises, "a pair socks,
Bonnie Cofson and Eugene Corson
were given comfort bags. The Aug
ust allotment is requested to be sent
Mrs. Sanders by the oath of this
month as they will need them AZ head
quarters by the 25th
Rev. B. F. Johnson will supply the
pulpit, Sunday.
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CNNlORD

Emma Boyington Was visiting in
Bingham the last Of the week.
p A Williams i driving new car
lately.
Blueberries are quite thick in some
places and are bringing quite a price.
George Higgins has been quite Ill
a few days. but IS gaining
Mr.. and Mrs Alton Lane visited her
parents, Sunday.
Herman Lane and father were in
town Sunday in their new auto.
VIII Steward and wife are at work
for Bert Berry through haylng,
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BINGHAM CENTRE

DR. and Mrs. Joseph Perkins OF
Wilton recently visited at the home
of s. j. Nottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Joyce spent
Sunday with Mrs. Joyce's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Zenas Fletcher. Mr. Joyce
has been superintendent of the Saw
age Pulp Mill at Skowhegan for about
a year, but completed his duties there
last Saturday. He is now doing re-
pair work at the Scion Pulp mill.
Ernest Gilman helped his father
George Gilman with his haying last
week.
Robert Davis uncle from Pittsfeld
recently visited him
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BLACKWELL

G c. Knight of Rockland was call
ed here, last week, by the illness OF
his father, George knight, who makes
his home on the John Hunnewell
farm. He suffered a paralytic shock,
Wednesday of the preceding week,
but has since improved quite rapidly.
Mr.. Knights previous visit here was
in April, 1916 He is a native of
Scion. but moved from that. town TO
Rockland three years ago. Mrs.
Knight was formerly Miss Ellen Far
rington of Warren. Mr.. Knight is
at present. and has been for about
one year, employed in the shipyards
II Rockland
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NORTH HARTLAND
DEFERRED

On Tuesday evening, July 70, the
spinners of the American Wooden
Company's mill at Hartland gave
surprise to one of their friends, JUS
tin Cooley, who was called and ac-
copied in L. S. Service. The party
was a complete surprise to Mr.. Cooley
and to prove their real friendship and
to show their appreciation of his true
worth they made up purse OF $lb
which no doubt will help him IN
many ways, On Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hight gave an
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MERCER

Benjamin and Cecil Rogers of Vas
salboro, nephews of Mrs. E. c. Cham
berlain, visited at the Chamberlain
home, Saturday night and Sunday.
Charlie Gray has been in poor
health for several months.
Mrs. Archie Braley and Mrs. Her
mon Taylor of Bath are expected
soon for short visit at the home of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. c.
Chamberlain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kelley visited
friends in Rome, Sunday.
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SOETH SOLON

c. NJ White of the Maine Seed I'M
proyement Bureau has recently in
speeted about Is acres of potatoes
for the Central Maine Potato Co, VINO
have contracted for a large part or
their crop for seed.
The rain Of Monday lodged grain
badly.
Sumner Shepley has been i'll of late
Miss Molie Farrin Is visiting her
randparents
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NuLAY HII-NEW PORTLAND

Blue Bird photoplay THE Savage"
a drama of the North Woods, at Music
Hall. North New Portland, next Satur-
day evening. Don't miss 1t.
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Hosea B. Whipple and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bacon, all OF
Bingham, were a J. W. Bacon's the
first of the week
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FI.AGSTAFF

Blue Bird photoplay "The Savage
a drama of the North Woods, at Music
Hall. North New Portland, next Satur-
day evening. Don't miss it.
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Scion was first settled in 1882 It
was surveyed and lotted ten years
later The southern half was for
merly called Spauldingtown.
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HiRTLAND

There is to be a dance. this evening,
at the Grange Hall. with music by
Lyons Novelty Orchestra.
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SllION
soon

Alderman and Mrs. VIM. II. fltz-
simmons returned to their nome in
Hallowell last week after visiting with
Miss Elisha b. Holway at the home of
her parents.
Thomas J. Young who has been
home on vacation, returned to his
work in Millinocket recently.
Mr.. and Mrs Crownin of Hayerhill,
Mass. are spending two weeks at the
MagOon farm.
The next regular Grange meeting
on August II will be in the evening
instead of the afternoon.
Percy Maynard has been spending
the past week down river.
The three act drama Breezy
Point will be given at Fraterniay
Hall, Friday evening, August 9th by
the Theta Beta girls.
Miss Priscilla Strang of Madison
has been a guest at the home of Mrs
Marian Young the past week.
Miss Mavourite Rowland is spend
ing a few weeks with her aunts in
Rumford and Auburn.
Lester Witham, who is employed in
the ship yard in DFer, N. H., was
home for the week end and Mrs. With
am and children returned with him
Quite a number from town attended
the Pomona at Lakewood, Tuesday.
Henry Collins and Edward Merrill
who are in training In Boston, were
the week end guests of their friends
here in town.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Taylor made
a trip to Stockton Springs the last of
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sayery, Har-
old Starbrd and Miss Slipp took an
outing at Pleasant Pond the first Of
the week.
Mrs. Nicholas Murphy of North
Arson spent the week in town with
her sister Mrs Dudley Healy.
W. A. r Head is in South Scion
cutting his hay
The rear OF the drive passed Cara
funk Falls, Monday. S. w. Philbrick
OF the Kennebec Log Driving Co. was
in town the first of the week paying
off the men.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Washburn have
moved up to Frank Curtis.
Manley Young, whose ankle was
hurt badly by a staging falling from
a roof, Is gaming very SLOWLY
Mrs May Dent Day of Massachu-
sets is the guest of relatives in town.
NOTICE
BY an order just issued from the
Federal Food Administrator of the
State OF Maine, all children are to be
allowed sugar in the same amount per
month as adults, so all persons, hay
ing young children chat nave not been
allowed their monthly portion of SUI
gar for the month of August. can have
allowance made by calling at my office
CLAYTON f. EAMES
SOLON II. S. REUNION
All members of the class of 1916
S. II S. are urged to attend the sec
ond class reunion at Jacob Good
wins farm, August IA. at o'clock.
Bring picnic lunch and also bowl
L., l., -, ,,1r n tln
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The News of Somerset's Busy Towns

sister Mrs. Stella Bickford to Auburn
last Saturday.
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BINGHAM

Water Glass. pts. 25c; quarts 4Ve'
Fruit Jars, pts. SIC. quarts zoe doz.'
lar Rubbers Zoe dozen, 9 lbs. Crlsco
S288. Special for Saturday-1oO lbs.
whole coffee 15c Ii; 100 cans Corn
15c; 100 cans Peas lae can. open
evenings. Fred Y. Preble
Mrs r. " Savage has recently re-
ceiyed letter from her sister, a
Red Cross nurse in France, asking
for reading matter for her patients.
She writes thai she is on night duty,
with forty wounded boys under her
care that she Is near the front and
they nave no reading matter. Any
old magazines sent to the address be-
low will be very much appreciated.
Miss Prudence +. Grindle. Army
Nurse Corps, I. S A. No. IL General
Hospital. B. f. +, France.
Mrs. Beatrice WATSON, who has
been the landlady at Bingham Hslei
for several months, went to Seboom-
ook last Monday with the possibility
that she may return later.
Mrs. Fred Williams from Water
Vile was the guest Of relatives in
Town last Sunud3.
Capable girl or woman wanted as
housekeeper in family OF two. No
washing or ironing Good wages
Address G. NJ. care Of Independent
penorter 70 Skowbegan. tf32
Mrs. My Day, who has been the
recent guest of Mrs. Jessie Hamilton
is now with friends in Scion
Alice Owens was the guest OF hef
little friend Marguerite Guild at Trout
dale, last week.
Mr. and Mrs Jack Quonn and
daughter Thelma spent several days
in Portland and vicinity last week.
Mrs Arthur Dinsmore, who has
been at Somerset Hospital for sever
al weeks. returned home last Sunday
afternoon.
Rev Thos. B. HIATT returned last
Monday from a two weeks visi
spent with relatives at Machias.
A party of little friends were in.
vited to the home of Evelyn Huff last
Tuesday afternoon to participate In
the celebration of her ninth birthday
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Colby and
daughter Miss Florence Colby and
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Cummings enjoy
ed a trip to Rangeley, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Grindle from Brooks
Vile are guests of Mr. and Mrs R. NJ.
Savage.
Mrs. Leon Goodrich from Lynn, Is
in town for the purpose of a short
visit and meanwhile packing her
household furniture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hilton receiy-
ed a cablegram last Monday from
their son Errold, stating that he had
arrived lover there" safe and well.
Aunt Cynthia Smith, who IS 81
years old, walked to the Donigan farm
distance of about two miles and up
HILL last Thursday, picked quart OF
raspberries and after resting while
walked home, none the worse for her
tramp.
Miss Mary Carl underwent an oper-
alton for appendicitis at her home
last Tuesday The doctors were as
sisted by Mrs. Angie Keller as nurse,
Mr. and Mrs. Cilley received a tele-
gram Monday, stating that their son
Moses, in France, was severely
wounded.
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SOLON II. S. REUNION

All members of the class of 1916
S. II. S. are urged to attend the sec
ond class reunion at Jacob Good
wins farm, August IA, at o'clock.
Bring a picnic lunch and also bowl
and spoon, as Jake Is to make anoth-
er one of those famous salmon chow
ders.
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WAR RELIEF

A large number OF ladies assembled
at the War Relief rooms last Tuesday
afternoon and a great deal of work
was accomplished Letters were read
by the local secretary from headquar-
ters commenting the excellent work
done by the Bingham Relief. With
these letters we're sent several webs OF
cloth which will be ready for cutting
and making into garments next week.
The society Is very grateful to the
ladies who donated money, also to
those who so willingly loaned their
machines and to Fred Smith, who
conveyed the machines to the hall
They also wish to thank Mrs. Cilley
for beautiful crazy work quilt which
she made and gave. Mite boxes have
been placed In the stores and in sew
eral other public places for the bene-
fit of the war relief work. The ef-
fort on the part of anyone to give a
bit in this way will be greatly appre-
ciated. Mrs. Alice Dinsmore has
four one-year old ferns of beautiful
specie which she will be glad to sell
and give the proceeds for this work.
Mrs. Juliet Adams and Mrs. Lizzie
Foss are room committee for next
Tuesday afternoon and large attend
ance is very much desired.
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
There is a prospect of a large at
tendance at the Teachers Institute
that Is to be held in Bingham High
school building, Aug. 1916. Mrs
Bradbury asks all of her teachers
who are not teaching at that time, tc
attend. The Pleasant Ridge schools
will be suspended that week so those
teachers may be there. goodly
number of Mr., Balls teachers VIII be
in ATTENDANCE. Harold A. Allen, ru-
raj school agent, will give instruction
one day in addition to DR. and Mrs.
Thomas. This makes an especially
strong corps Of institute teachers. The
institute Is open NO all teachers and
candidates for teaching who Will at
tend the sessions unless prevented by
sickness, and bring note books. The
1919 class of Bingham high school is
invited to attend. There will be two
sessions a day. forenoon and after
noon except Monday afternoon and
evening.
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SUUIH FAIRFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Attridge spent
Friday at the home Of their son
Frank.
Albert Ziegler helped to move Mr.
and Mrs Turney from North Freedom
to Lyons Saturday.
Rev. E. o. COOntZ, Geo. Hughes and
others from Baraboo came to the Al
bert Barstow home Friday to assist
in making repairs after the hard wind
of a short time ago.
The families of Eugene Cushman
and Bryan Day Sundayed at the M.
Frazier home.
Mrs. Fred Koppke visited Friday at
the Frank Beardsley home.
The Albert Ziegler family mOtored
Sunday to North Freedom, where they
visited at the home of Charles Brown.
Miss Elizabeth Attridge spent the
weekend at Madison and Lodi.
George, Robert and Harry Malloy
and Will Attridge made trip through
Plain and Lone Rock on Sunday to
see the results of the storm.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ziegler and Au-
gust Ziegler spent Sunday at the
George Ziegler home in BaraboO
where they visited with Mrs. Law
renee Malloy and nhildren Of LathrOp.
Mich.
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and Florence Lucht. Miss Essie
Brooks gave very interesting talk
on origin of Red Cross work, and pre-
scented the diplomas, after which all
sat down to a picnic dinner Miss
Simpson and Miss Phoenix returned
to their homes at Reedsburg.
O. F. Edwards had the misfortune
to lose horse the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert BARLEY and
children of Austin, Mimi, are spend
ing a few weeks with t he latter's
mother Mrs. Cyrus Simonds.
Bessie Rumpf has been absent from
school the past week, having had the
measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schwartz Of
Westfeld spent Sunday with Charles
Gall and family.
Mr.. Schultz and son Of Reedsburg
called at the Fred Mueller home Sur.
day.
Louis Lucht of Madison spent a few
days Of last week at the parental
home.
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OAK Hill.

A large number from this locality
attended decoration exercises at La
Vale.
Mrs. O. w. Behn and daughter were
busy several days the past week TAX
ing the census.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Decker enter
tanned a number Of neighbors on Sun
day.
Mrs Emma HOrstman has returned
to her home in Reedsburg after visit
ing several days among friends here.
Mrs. Schultz Of La Vale did some
plastering for Henry Thies several
days last week.
Robert TAFT of Montana was a guest
Of his brothers here on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolf Lickberg and
daughter Of Winfield were Sunday Wis
itors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Theis. The women are sisters
Reinholt Mittlesteadt, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. E. Olson, daughter Irene, Mrs. Dora
Schultz and daughter Frohna motored
to Sank City and took in the sights
of the dam and also called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Theo. Decot.
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PLAIN

A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. George Bauer on Friday, May 81
Henry Smith Of Sank City spent the
weekend at the O. D. SchOenman
home.
Mrs. Ruby Luther is employed at
Mrs. Fowler's.
Thousands OF automobiles full Of
sightseers passed through our COM
munity last Sunday viewing the re-
mains of the Catholic church, also at
the various farm homes around about.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Brechtl Of West
Allis are guests at the Ferry Brechtl
home.
Erwin Marklein, William Gehlhaus,
Clemens Frank, Pete Haas, Pete
Meister and Henry Luther are the To-
cal boys who went to camp for mill
tary training. Pete Haas and Henry
were rejected, due to physical disa-
bility, and returned home Thursday.
Rev. FIR Pesch suffered a slight
stroke Of paralysis Sunday. His at
tending physician says his case is
hopeful.
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PRAIRIE DU SAC

Mrs John Clement died very sud-
denly Monday morning, the cause Of
her death probably being stroke Of
apoplexy.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Lind
emer on Thursday, May 30 a daugh-
ter.
Miss Ethel Shull returned last
week from Madison, where she spent
two weeks at the sanitarium. Miss
Nellie Wakeley, who accompanied
her, remained for a longer course Of
treatments.
Miss Ida Stephens has returned
from Pewaukee, where she taught
school the past term.
Sidney Conger Of the University Of
Wisconsin spent several days at home
recently.
Mrs. H. G. Keysar Of Baraboo spent
Memorial Day here.
The j. G. Haberman family has re-
moved to Madison.
Miss Miriam Felix has returned
from MenOmonee, where she complet-
ed her course at the Stout institute.
Mrs. L. s. Drew visited in Lodi last
week.
Will Fletcher Of East st. Louis Wis
tied his mother, Mrs. Ann Fletcher,
recently.
Miss Frieda Miles is visiting III
Basco.
Sergeant Roland Steuber of Sparta
was at home over Sunday
Miss Della Frances Of Kings Cor
ners is visiting friends here.
Christ Ragatz assisted the Mazo-
mamie band on Memorial Day.
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VAL TON

Ray Good of La Vale and Hazel
Piehl of this neighborhood were mar
ried Saturday morning at the Wesley
an Methodist parsonage by Rev. Chas.
Butcher. They will make their home
in this village.
Walton school closed Friday and the
commencement exercises were held at
the M. w. A. hall in the evening. The
graduates are Eva Carpenter, June
Frazier and Elmer Gaedke. An excel
lent program was given by the pupils
and band boys, after which Principal
w. E. Smith of the Reedsburg train
ing school gave snort address and
presented the diplomas.
DR.. and Mrs. F. Spencer Mortimer
of Oskaloosa, Ia, arrived here last
week for a visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson Mortimer.
Helen Frazier was home from Reeds
burg for the weekend. Her friend,
Prudence Fessey, Of Reedsburg, was
her guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hutchins of Vic
tory, and their daughter, Mrs. Marion
Workman Of Preston, Mimi, visited at
the William Hutchins home part Of
last week.
Mrs. Ella Carpenter spent a few
days with her son Bernie and family
near Hillsb0ro the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Harvey left here
last Thursday for their home in Cali
fornia. They stopped over Sunday IN
Zion City, Ill, to visit relatives. Fred
Hutchens left here Monday to join
them at Chicago and will visit Cali
fornia.
Camilla Lee Of ReedsbuTg is guest
at the Carpenter home.
Bert Mortimer was in BarabOO on
business Saturday. His daughter Be
atrice accompanied him to La Vale,
where she spent the day with friends.
Mrs. r. N. Hendricks and children
of HillsbOr0 visited at the Will Nor
timer home the latter part of the week.
Martin MOrtinsOn and family IF
Cazenovia spent Sunday at the Wilson
Mortimer home.
Rev. Viola Smith entertained Miss
Ida Lawrenz, Edna and Hazel Hutchins
and Lee and Frank Beier after church
Sunday.
Delpha Small is sick.
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Memorial Day was duly observed
in this village. The exercises opened
with the dedication Of the liberty loan
honor flag at the town hall. S. s.
Squires, chairman Of the village
board, introduced the speaker of the
day, Attorney B. G. Bentley Of Bar
aboO, who made a few we'll chosen
remarks. At the conclusion of these,
those present were invited to go to
Fraternity hall, where the teachers,
Mrs. Lola Chaffee and Mrs. Jennie
Sarrington, took charge Of the exer-
cises. Prayer was offered and Presi-
dent Wilson'S proclamation, setting
aside Memorial Day as a day of prayer
and fasting, was read by Rev. Milo
Goodall. A number Of very pretty
drills, all patriotic and appropriate
were very creditably rendered by the
school children. A number Of songs
and a few recitatiOns were also given.
The two graduates, Andrew Wash
burn and Ember Adams, gave read
ings and received their diplomas An
dltuI6SS was given ny MI. D6uIlSy,
at the close of which the children
marched to the cemetery to decorate
the soldiers graves, as usual. The
entire program was pleasing and well
rendered, and much credit is due to
those in charge
Miss Dorothy Huntington of Bara-
boo is visiting her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs j. T. Huntington.
Miss Alberta Adams of Portage
spent the past week with Miss Hazel
Squires.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Bounce, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell, all
of Chicago, motored to Delton and
are stopping at the home Of L. H.
Sarrington.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Meyer of Chica-
go arrived on Sunday by auto to spend
a few weeks at their summer home
in this village.
Mr.. and Mrs. "Jack" Boyle, J. M.
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Merrinnac Department
By Our Correspondent


Mrs Lloyd Halbman, and family.
Mrs Minnie Meyer, daughter, Miss
Minnie Meyer, and son, Arthur Meyer,
Miss Amanda Newman of Ableman
and Miss Owens of Kansas City, Mo,
spent Sunday with John Rotzoll and
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Mittchlein and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Genske, Mrs.
Julius Wolfe and daughter Edna, Mrs
J. w. Brownrigg, daughter Grace, and
Lloyd Halbman attended graduation
exercises at Baraboo on Monday ev-
ening. Misses Lydia Genske, Estella
Wolfe and Clara Brownrigg are grad
yates from here.
Miss Cora King was in Madison on
Friday
Commencement exercise were held
at Towers hall Friday evening, the
program being as follows: Invoca-
ton, Rev. Hallock; salutatory, Miss
Janette Won Berg; solo, Ninnian
Shanks, with Mrs. Clark at the piano;
class history, Ralph Halbman; instru-
mental solo, Mrs. Orr Dodge; class
statistics, Miss leila Astle; instru-
mental duet, Mrs. Guy L. Clark and
daughter, Miss Althea; class proph-
ecy, Miss Hazel Kasdorf; bass solo,
E. J. Won Berg, with his daughter,
Miss Janette, at the piano; key and
ladder Grafton by William Farnum;
response by Milton Crosby of junior
class; instrumental solo, Miss ia
nette Won Berg; address, County Sn-
perintendent G. w. Davies; valedic-
tory, by Miss Cora Reddaman; confer
ring of diplomas by Mrs. Roxie Far
mum; addresses by Miss Linda Berry
and Prof. Ernest Weinke; class song
on Edison, Loves Old, Sweet Song"
benediction, Rev. Hallock.
James Blackjack, with his children,
is a guest of his mother, Mrs. Katie
Blackjack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Peck and family
and Charles Dennis were guests Of
the latter's mother, Mrs. Mary Den
mis-, recently.