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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-10-13

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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-10-13
FOR SALE.

My home place, about "a Of q mile
from town, on Troy Road For par
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-06
BISHOP TO
MEET TOUGH
APPONENT
RI JIMMIE RAl.

WHITING. Ind. Jan. s.-Monday
night at the slovak Dom in Whiting
the fans Of this region are scheduled
m see one Of the best matches that Is
vllI ever be thetr good fortune to wit
ness. joe Bishop who a few years aEo
as1 hosts II admirers has convinced
al Of these and hundreds % more
aat he is the great litt1e fighter that
has bce1 claimed for linn.
lii his last fight at Waiting he con-
WINGED she fans that he was in the
pink Of condition. DR.. Dewey. the
American LeEiou's fight examiner.
mads a very thorough examination Of
him and said that he found Bishop in
perfect condition. lie justified the
doctors statement by fighting a real
0ght. There was no s|talling and It
was 60 every second. He could have
easily gone twenty round that night.
Ever since that fight Joe has been
paying particular attention To fature
cghts with his IN mind he has kept
himself in good trim. Besides this
has been training carefully as he is
aiming to tackle some ~ the top
p0tchers In the next few months.
In meeting Joe Berger he has one Of
the toughest boys of this class. This
Berger boy has had considerable ex-
perieuce. having fought oftener than
BIsho7. He has had some excellent
handling and his followers cannot sec
where anyone has anything or him
like Bishop he can hit and hit hard
Ete il cool In the ring. never getting
excited even when the tide is against
aim.
-o-- 49, fwa-s L~C- Ntr--e1f IA
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-06
JOHNNY WILSON
READY To DEFEND
TITLE IN BATTLE

BOSTON Mass. Jan. 6.-Johnny VIII
son. worlds middleweight champion. IS
fit and hne once more and can't get
the various aspirants for his title into
the squared circle any too soon to suit
hts desire
Wilson has been undergoing a Ions
course Of treatment under a nose and
throat specialist. who until today has
refused TO let his patient put on the
gloves Such boxing as Wilson has
done while under treatment has been
against the doctors orders and on =.
served 10 retard the cure.
Now. however, he is o. X. and wants
TO get a crack ct any fighter who can
make 15S pounds. He is particularly
anxious TO meet Mike O'Dowd. from
whom he won the title. Harry Greb.
and jeff Smith. Ever since Wilson has
been laid up tho camps OF these throo
lighters have been hurting challenges
and i~nsinusting that the champion was
afraid Of losing his title.
Wilson now calls upon them to make
good or else admit their challenges
were merely typewritten outputs cir
culated with the idea Of Keeping their
names before the public
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-06
FROM JACK O'KEEFE
CHICAGO III. Jan S

Chicago, Ill Jan. s.
Sporting Editor:
Ny brother Denny broke his hands
In his fight with Plnky Mitchell New
Years day, He will be out Of the game
two or three months. In the meantims
have five other good boys ali well
known in the Calumet region. Joe
Bishop you know him. we'll he is under
my direction now. He has three fights
on for next week. He has got what
he needed a long time ago. all his
strength, which is all he lacked a few
years ago. Every fan who ever saw
him perform knew he had the brains
and lighting spirit and was called a
miniature Of Jimmy Claboy With il ali
combined together now and plenty 81
tight. lie ought 70 be a. the tor Of his
class in six months time. lie doesn't
need experience, he has that. and has
learned a good lesson to keep in shape
and stay in his own class. The only
time he -was beaten was by, men too
big for him. lie has had 81 fights and
only loses in 81 starts proves him a
very good boy.
! win try hard to get him to the
top and bring homo johnny Kilbane's
title to our state and region. I CT
pect him to boat Berger. While 7
know Berger Is . very good boy and
can box and stand the racket. He viii
put Joe to the acid test and in beating
Berger he Is beating ono OF the best
boys st that weight. Joe has develop
ed a good punch.
Now with Jimmy Quinn my sensa-
tional 12s ID. boy from South Chicago
boxing Mcclellan tho hall will BE-
packed for Jimmy has the fans OF So
Chicago all worked VI. lie stopped
Jack White in 3 rounds. beat johnny
O'Brien. KID Fay of Niles in 3 rounds.
within tho last month. lie is one Of
the fastest, hardest hitting kid in the
game and inside OF a year ought 10 be
on the top.
They have Jack Lundgren on the
same card Of the Standard club OF tho
South Sid of Chicago. lie vas under
me at the Great Lakes. He is a hard
hitting Swedo. Battling Nelson had
nothing on this boy for being a FIGHTER
with a head. lie won the welter and
middleweight title Of the A. u. meet.
only weighing i42 lbs. SO the fans
have a great care 10 watch at the
American Legion expense.
Yours truly,
JACK OkEEFB.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-06
TROOP l WINS
THIRD VICTORY

The Scouts OF Troop 1 showed W
good again when they won q fast bas-
ketball game from the North Side a
C.. last Tuesday night By the narrow
margin OF 27-25. This makes the
Scouts third straight victory and one
tie game.
Fowler and Cook were the out
standing players for tho visitors b.
their |quickness and ability to cage
baskets. Van Glider and kolb starred
for the Scouts by their accurate shots
and fast team work. Another out
standing feature vas the guarding Of
Blocker and Woodward. 1t was an
evenly matched game. neither side be-
ing ahead by more than . or 9 points.
The Scouts won their game ~ the last
few minutes OF play. The Scouts av-
erage about 1iQ lbs. and would like to
book games with any teams their
weight. For games call 1e12-w and
ask for Fred
Next TUESDAY the Scouts AXE On
Troop 9. The lineup was a. follows:
Troop 1 (=I. ". ;. A. C.. C:6).
r. Kolb .R.F.. .......G Fowler
d, Corridor. ......L.F..- .......N Scott
j.. Harris
Y. Woodward E.G........J. croak
J. Harris
II. B1ocker...... LG,.-.-...v. Nichols
L. VanGilder... C.......... \. Cook
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 80. Kolb C6).
Harris 90. Fowler 90. Scott 90,
Cook 62). Croah. Fouls-vsnGuder-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-06
PINKEY MITCHELL IN
PRIME CONDITION FOR
CLASH WITH JACKSON

NE.y ToRK. Jan. e Pinkey
Mitchell. the Mi1wauLce younEster
who viii engage Willie Jackson for
fifteen rounds on Friday night at Mad
tson Square garden. is working earn
estly with a strong staff OF sparring
partners daily and right now is in fine
shape for the battle. Pinkey expects
to be well under 1875 pounds on the
day Of the bout n Brother william
sees nothing in sight but a knockout
victory for Pink.
jackson IS getting into shape at
stiIlman's gym and is confident he will
take the measure OF the Wisconsin
entry. In tbs semi-fnal to the big
show. Ned Fitzgerald Of Australia ana
Pete Hartley viii supply the fun for
ten rounds. Samm Sieger aud Johnny
Murray arc down for another ten
round event.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-06

ST. JOSEPH a. c..
WIN

The St. Joseph A. c. added another
game to their won column on Tuesday
evening January 4, by defeating the
strong St. Nicholas A. c. from Whiting
oy A score Of - to is.
The two teams appeared evenly
matched at the start Of the game. but
the defensive playing Of the st. Joseph
a. c. with Meyers and lung starring.
broke up the St. Nicholas passing
game and My on long shots could
they score. TarnoEradski zasada and
zeller played their usual game, some
of their snots being made from the
middle or the foor.
Kekich. who played with the whit
ing H. s squad last year was easily
the outstanding star Of the visiting
team. making II Of their IS points.
md two OF the baskets were from
very difficult angles. Dufallo. center.
was the only other played who scored.
contributing 3 points TO the total
SCore.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-06
TEN TEAMS IN
BASKET LEAGUE

Suburban high sohooi basketball
tossers will start their title campaign
tomorrow when the ten cams swing
into action.
oak PARK. one Of the savo-ites Tor
the honors. will go 10 Riverside for q
contest. with the Orange and Blus.
Evanston. represented by one OF the
best heavyweight quintets in its his
tory. will tackle F-oviso at Proviso.
Lagrange viii engage Bloom at
Bloom. while New Trier will Invade
Deerfeld. These North Shore rivals
nave strong lineups and should put UP
2 g7eat battle. Morton at Thornton is
the other tilt.
chicago high school teams viii an
nounce their schedule this week and
get started within ten days.
Practically every high school Ia the
city viii enter a team IN either the
lightweight or heavyweight race,
Hyde Park High School football
players who we're involved IN the mix
40 over the Lansing game are prac-
ticing daily in basketball toys. await
ing a final decision as to their right to
oompste this winter.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-06
EXPECTING
BRISK TRADES
TT JACK yEIocK

In \. Service sporting Uditor)
NEW YORK. Jan. 6-With nearly
every major league manager eager to
decker for new players. trading IS
likely 10 be brisk during the big base
ball meetings in Chicago next week.
There arc a number Of players IN
both big leagues slated for the market.
Some Of them viii so under the ham
mer because they do not 1T In with
the plans or new managers. Others
viii be traded or sold because they
must step aside to make way for
younger and more spirited talent.
Ty Cobb. new pilot Of the Tigers.
Fred Mitchell. OF the Braves. Sill Don.
ovan % the Phnlies. LeFohi or the
Browns: 1Iugh Duffy Of tho Red so4
and Johnny ETers Of the Cubs win DO
some revamping in the personnel OF
their teams.
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support of the team. which IS unshak-
en- in spite Of the defeat BY the Cali
fornia Bears at Pasadena New Years
day.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-06
Baltimore Girl Swimmer
Issues Sweeping Challenge

BALTIMORE. Mr., Jan. e.-Miss En4
Pettingill, . 10 year old Baltimore girl.
who has Won numerous prizes in tho
yearly swimming contests held BY the
local Public Athletic legaue, has IS
sued a challenge TO race any girl
swimmer in The midget clas in the
United States. up to a distance Of 100
yards.
Although this is only her second
season In the aquatic sport. Miss Pet
tingill is credited with having ~travciol
forty yards in 24.2 seconds.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-06
Sc. Ln.cph A.. G. CD.
st. Nicholas A. {. U6).
County Basketball
League is Organized

The Cook County Basketball League
was organized at the Hotel La Sale
last night. Wit hthirty-hve teams to
be formed into four divislons-115
pounds. $50 pounds. t45 pounds and
heavyweights-over 145 pounds. The
officers elected were:
President, Michael ]. Doyle. SEAS
Latin st; vice president. Charles NJ
Fabins. 1857 Ashland sv,; secretary
treasurer, James T. Kelly. 6455 Abcr-
deem ST.
Four trophies-silver cupg-have
been presented BY County Commits
stoner Joseph N. Fitzgerald.
The league viii meet each Tuesday
evening IN the Hotel Ia Sallo.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-06
WANTED:

All Auto Owners to get our prices on
Repainting your car. on Repairing or
Rebuilding your Top. Upholstery or
Scat Covers. Have those broken lights
replaced. A guaranteed winter side
built to TT your car. We rcnickcf all
auto parts in our own shop at A very
low cost to you, Call and get our
priccs-it viii pay you.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-06
SpaSfA!IylNG PAGE
LOWELL BEATS
BROOK 2O-14
lsrsclAL 10 TAG rtSEsi.

LOWELL, Ind Jan. s.-Playins a
snappy brand Of basketball Lowell
trtnmed Brook eo-1i. Lowell tossed
In five baskets IN the drst I've minutes
and then Brook started defensive play
ing. About the last five minutes ot
the first half Brook broke loose and
tled the score. Score frst half. Lowell
II. Brook II. Brooks only basket,
in the last half came right after the
half opened. Brook played good de
feusive ball the last half but Lowell
dropped in a few long snots and sew
ed the game UP. Shurte and & Min
ringer starred for Lowell and station
and Herman for Brook. Lowers
team averages ABOUND 10 lbs. and
would like TO schedule eames with
tho north end teams. Call Low ell 10
and ask for r. Iinninser or write
to him. The lineup.
Lowell. Brook.
wood. Waters L-F..-... Bupp. Lyons
Shurte ..........R F............ Long
q. Hayden ....... C........... station
c. Minninscr... ItG.......... Carroll
.Maloy .......... L.G........ Herman
Baskets-wood. Shurtc 81. Il. Hay
den. Maloy (2). station 90, Eupp, Long.
HERMAN
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-06
BIG WELCOME FOR
BEATEN

COLUMBUS. O. Jan. 6.--The great
est rally IN the history or the city Is
planned for the Ohio State football
team by the Columbus Chamber o.
Commerce and the student body Of the
university,
Thousands OF citizens and students
viii throng the Union station when
the special pulls in tomorrow cvenig.
They will be there as evidence Of their
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-06
st. Louis Browns Pick
Bogalusa, La. for Camn

ST, LOUIS. Ne. Jan. 6.-The St.
Louis Americans viii train al Boga-
lusa, La, this year. The
ment was made in a telegram received
here last night from Business Man
aser Robert Quinn. who has been in
the south for several days looking over
prospective camps.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-06
r DAME
GETS EASTERN GAME

NEW BRUNSWICK. N. J.. Jan, s.
The Rutgers football team viii play
Notrs Dame at the Polo grounds. New
Eork. on election day. next fall, It was
today.
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HAVERHILL.

Alice French of Piermont is work
ing in the Post Office for A X Mer-
rill.
Mr. and Mrs E A Jones are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth
of a nine pound son, Allyn Winthrop,
born Jan 81.
Mrs A X Merrill is visiting her
sister Mrs Harry. Adams in Saxtons
River, Vt.
Mr. Raymond Cutting of Upper
Lake, N. Y. has been spending few
davs in town,
Mrs w R Tabor is suffering from a
severe cold.
Mrs Arthur Crawford and daugh-
ter Charlotte visited in North Haver-
hill last week.
Mrs w H Large recently called on
Mrs Samantha Rollins at South New
bury.
Miss Cora Mason returned. last Sat
urday to her home in Bellows Falls
Mrs l. F circuit died at her home
Monday Jan. "a.
Mrs Stephen Reed is visiting in
Manchester.
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LYME.

George Grant was at Hanover hos
pital recently and had an examln-
alton of his wrist, which was badly
fractured and jammed several weeks
ago. and it is not doing as well as
they had hoped.
The every member canvas made by
the Congregational Church was re-
ported at the close of the Thursday
evening meeting last week by the
committee. The pledges more than;
cover the amount to be raised for
local expenses. Light refreshments
were served at the close.
Mrs Gladys Lewis and two children
of Springfield, Mass. have been visit
their mother Mrs Jennie Kibling.
Sidney A Converse recently receiv-
ed a letter from Geo. G Wise, who,
is in Hastings, Fla. this winter. Mr.
Wise is busy in his garden and says
they are enjoying the delightful
climate.
The many friends Of Mrs Chas. D
Sanborn Of the Center, are pleased
to learn of her good recovery at the
hospital.
Mrs Geo. Pushee was in Concord
with her husband last week.
III man last
Friday evening were well pleased
with the closing number IN our
lecture course by Lieut. Sharman, who
handled his subject in an able
manner.
Miss Hazel Comstock has been
quite i'll with jaundice.
Mrs Sarah M Davis, a boarder at
The Alden House, observed her Seth
birthday Jan. "a. She entertained a
few of her friends in a quiet way.
She retains her faculties to a re-
markable degree, and keeps in touch
with the topics of the day.
Ice is being drawn from the pond,
of good quality and II in. thick.
Mrs Alfred Davis Of Springfield,
Mass. is with her father and mother,
Mr. and Mrs A Warren.
Business needs a snowstorm. A
small amount would be sufficient.
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four days of pleuro-pneumonia and
other complications. The family
have our deep sympathy in their
sudden bereavement. A more ex-
tended notice will be given next
week.
Judson Clark came home Saturday,
being called here by the sudden ill
ness of his father.
At the last annual meeting of the
Piermont Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany the Secretary and Treasures
report showed it to be in a flourish
ing condition, there having been
written considerable more insurance
for the past than previous years. Mr.
Aaron Barton, who has served so
faithfully as secretary for the past
80 years, declined to accept the
office again on account of failing
health. He retires with the best of
wishes from the whole town. The
following officers were elected for
the year ensuing: Edwin R Celley,
Pres; o B Stanley, Treas; w H
Blaisdell, Sec, and the following
directors: E R Celley, j P Metcalf,
F A ROBBIE, j o Evans and R Web
ster.
Federated Church.
The Sunday School will begin a
Red and Blue contest next Sunday,
ending the first Sunday after Easter.
Everyone get to work and see what
they can do to build up the attend
ance to our school.
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Federated Church.
OXFORD.

Second Annual Ball given by Fair
lee Firemen. Wednesday Evening,
Town Hall, Jan. 2S.
The selectmen will be at their
office on Saturday and Monday next
to make settlement with those hav-
ing bills against the town.
Mr. Alvah M Stevens is in Concord
this week qetting information con-
corning the work of the special
session of the Constitutional called
for Friday, of which body he is a
member.
Mr. Harry C Marshall made hasty
trip to Boston this week.
Mr. John Grove set his saving ma
chine beside the church wood pile
and fitted five cords of wood fof the
furnace. His bill is made out in
terms of thanks instead of dollars.
Here is one: Thank you
Mr. Herbert l. Brown and Mrs
Bertha B Kimball have each been
confined to the house with severe
colds but are reported improving.
Mt. Cube Lodge of Masons installed
the following officers on Tuesday
evening: Walter A Horton, w M;
George Trussell, S w; Homer f
Perkins, w; B Walter Abbott,
Treasurer; VIM. R Conant, Secretary;
Gustavus L Winship, Chaplain; Will
lard B Harris, Marshall; VIM. z Chap-
man, S d: Fred f Moore, ] d; Henry
G Scruggs. S; Jesse r Kenyon, ]
S; Herbert L Brown, Tyler. The in
stalling officers were Charles F
Thurber and B Walter Abbott.
Mr. Henry r Barnes. now of st.
Adams, was a Tuesday visitor in
town. taking the opportunity Of at
tending once more his lodge.
The masquerade ball for the bene-
fit of the Fairlee Fire Co. next We'd
nesday evening should call out every
family in town. Those who are not
interested in dancing should go to
the door and leave their contribu-
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NORTH THETFORD.

Second Annual Ball given by Fair.
lee Firemen, Wednesday Evening
Feb. 2. Good time assured to all.
The pulpit will be supplied next
Sabbath.
Miss Annie Dodge returned Mon
day from business trip to Boston.
Mrs G w Barnes has been having
the mumps.
Mr. and Mrs c A Wilcox are in
Boston this week. Mr. Wilcox is a
delegate to N. E. Milk Producers
Association.
Mr. and Mrs R Jacobs left Sat-
urday night for New York City on a
combined business and pleasure trip.
Shirley Wilcox is staying with her
grandmother, Mrs Abbie Wilcox, dur
ing the absence of her parents, and
little Esther is at Lyme Center.
Mrs Bowker of Bradford was a
Mrs Andrew Maxfeld.
The sum of Sill. was realized
from the chicken pie supper. The
committee in charge wish to thank
all who contributed in any way to
the success of the affair.
Miss Ethel Waterman is assisting
in j R Jacobs store this week.
Mrs Leon Adams is visiting her
parents in Bethel, VT.
The saw mill has been running for
a week saving boards for its COM
pletion.
A party of sixteen came down
from Fairlee to the chicken pie
supper. Thank you. Come again.
Cards have been received announc-
ing the marriage of Miss Bertha
Davis and Mr. Leroy Wilson in
Davenport, Iowa. Mrs Wilson is the
granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs Rich
ard Faulkner, and spent her girl
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THETFORD CENTER.

Bay Waterman and family nave
moved to West Fairlee for the
winter.
Walter Clark spent a few days in
Boston last week.
Mrs F H Burr is quite i'll and
Madam Hatch is caring for her.
Mrs l. F Kent of Post Mills and
Mrs Mildred Rice of Springfield were
recent guests of Mrs Reginald FL
field
Charles Banker has been cutting
ice for the farmers in this vicinity.
The many friends Of Miss Adah
Ferris will be pleased to learn she
has arrived safely at Bakersfield.
Cal, and enjoyed a very pleasant
trip.
Mrs Sarah Sanborn visited Mrs Nc
Kelvey and Mrs Tucker last Wednes-
day.
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SOUTH FAIRLEE.

Second Annual Ball given by Fair
lee Firemen, Wednesday Evening
Feb. 2. Good time assured to all.
On Jan. 31st and until further
notice Ely Station will be closed
from p. m. to 7.30 p: m:
Mr. and Mrs P A Sails and Russell
spent the week end with friends in
Wilder.
Mrs R H Dearborn visited Mrs
Wallace Waterman at Pompanoosuc
the last of the week.
Mrs. w E Young has been quite i'll
with this prevailing distemper.
E Z Whitcomb is supplying at the
station at Wilder for few days.
Several in this vicinity are filling
their ice houses this week.
at Post Mills last week Tuesday
evening.
Deferred
Mrs M A Preston was in White
River Junction Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs R H Dearborn attend
ed the dance at White River Jet.
Friday evening.
Velma Clogston spent the week end
at her home.
Mrs Bond and son of Fairlee spent
the week end at G L Clogston's.
G S Melendy recently slipped on
the ice and received quite a serious
cut on his. head, necessitating the
taking of several stitches.
Carroll Bragg has been drawing
some of his hay from Mud Pond.
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PIERMONr.

Second Annual Ball given by Fair
lee Flremen, Wednesday Evening
Feb. ,. Good time assured TO all.
Mrs Arthur Ames visited her sor
John and wife last week Friday anc
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Don VIM have moved
to Lisbon, as Mr. VIM has a position
in lumber yard.
Mrs Pauline Holt is sick with the
humps.
Mr. and Mrs viii Tarbox were
called to Lyndonville last Saturday
to attend the funeral of their uncle
Fred ROBBIE, who has been a frequent
visitor in town the past year.
Mr. Lee Rowland and son Frank
have moved from the Brook Road to
the upstairs tenement in o b STAN
ley's house.
Mr. Atwood of Worcester, Mass.
visited Mamie Tarbox last week.
Mrs A c Drury went to Newport
last Friday to visit her sister Mrs
Albert Rogers.
Mary Metcalf is reported as a
little moEe comfortable at present
writing.
40 above zero last Saturday doesn't
seem much like winter, but the
strong north wind Of Monday and
Tuesday reminds you that il isn't
summer yet.
Alice French was home from Hav-
erhill for the week end.
Alonzo Pennock entertained his
youngest brother from Hanover last
week Friday and Saturday.
Word comes from Cambridge, Mass.
Of the arrival Of a son at the home
of Mr. and Mrs John B johnson.
Little Daniel Bonett had quite
severe attack. Of the mumps last
week.
Mr. and Mrs Franz Pettingals we're
week end visitors at Ernest Under !
hills.
Quite a little business was done at /
asst Grange meeting. and all that /
we're there seemed to enjoy them /
elves Two application were read 10 /
he credit Of changing the night /
Red and Blue captains were chosen.
md a masquerade promenade planned |
or the near future. Better be get
ing your costume ready
Mrs Ernest Dav and Mrs VI
Toward were on the sick list the
irst Of the week.
River Road.
Mr. Leander Clark died Tuesday ,
morning. after an illness Of only