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Commander and Mrs. John w. RAN
kin. Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. Ed
ward H. Brainard. Miss Esther Smith
and Capt. Lucien Smith.
Judge and Mrs. Charles B. Howry
entertained Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Miller, Commander
and Mrs. William B. Jupp, Col. Ma
tale Pentinalls and Mr.. Lynch
Luquer.
The third assistant secretary of
state and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss
entertained company which includ-
ed Mrs. James J. Raby. Mrs. Walter
Seymour and Mrs. H. Wilfrid Du
Puy.
Capt. and Mrs. John H. Iden en-
tertained at dinner last evening ard
later took their guests to the bail.
erick Arnold. Lieut. and Mrs. Ben
jamin F. Iden. Mrs. Mason Denmark
and Lieut.. James F. Hooker.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Thomas
Washington, Capt. and Mrs. Dorm and
Mrs. ]. o. Nicholson occupied box
together.
The chairman of the floor commit
tee. Capt. J. M. Enochs. was assisted
by Commander F. j. Fletcher. Lieut..
commandsr commander T. F. 3osnson. %snrsn tsut teut
Commander S. H Quarles. Lieut..
David w. Register. U: S. NJ. c.: Capt.
l.. c. Shepard. U. S. NJ. c., and Capt.
r NJ. Montague, U. S. NJ. c.
These important members Of the
ball committee were kept busy es-
corting guests to their respective
boxes and adding to the convenience
and pleasure of the ball.
Commander and Mrs. Henry Martin
Jensen entertained company at din
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Brilliant AxSemblage at
Ball for Navy Relief.

Both brilliant and sprightly was
| the Navy Relief ball at the New Will
lard Hotel last night. the event call
ing out hundreds of the more staid
members of society as we'll as the
debutante set. The ballroom was gay
with waving lines of signal flags
suspended below the ceiling. every
flag and signal of the Navy being
used. as well as Il number of other
American emblems. A more brilliant
setting. would be difficult to evolve
JackieS from the navy yard were
delegated to perform the difficult task
| of decorating the lofty room for the
occasion.
The Marine Band and the navy
Yard Band divided the program of
| music during the evening, and supper
was served in the small ballroom
The receiving line was perhaps the
headed during the greater part of
the evening by the Secretary of the
Navy, Mr.. DENLY. who stood beside
Mrs. DENLY, and the assistant secre-
tary of the navy, Mr.. Theodore Roose-
welt. who stood with Mrs Roosevelt,
the rest Of the receiving line in
Guiding Mrs. r. f. CoontZ. wife of
the chief of naval operations: Mrs
John A. Lejeune. wife OF the COM
mandant of the Marine Corps: Mrs.
Charles McVay, jr., wife of the chief
of the bureau Of ordnance, and Mrs
John Dayton, wife of the commandant
of the Washington navy yard.
Commander Galbraith made the in
Productions and a number of officers
were near the receiving line to offer
their assistance.
Mrs. DENLY wore rose taffeta
gown, the skirt made full and seal
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Regularly $1,000

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with small tongue fronts, welt
solss and French heels. You will
find the style OF these pumps par.
tieuiarIy pleasing.
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In field mouse gray kid; also dark
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naval attache Of the British embassy
and Mrs. Brown; the attache OF the
French embassy and Countess de
Sleeves. and Mrs. Charles Porter.
Mrs. Stephen b. Elkins had among
her guests the minister Of the Serbs,
Croats and Slovenes and Nine. Grou-
itch. Miss Juliet Thompson. and Mr..
| Norweb.-
! Mrs Thomas F. Walsh enter tained
at dinner. taking her guests later to
Mrs. Hampson Gary. Mrs Charles
Fenton. Mrs John Allen Daugherty
Judge Martin A. Knapp. Col. William
Z. Horton, and Mr.. Millard.
| Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood en-
tertained Mr.. William Phelps Emo and
ss nssn ana Ms. anS MRS
Mrs. de Croft had among her
guests, Admiral and Mrs Koontz. Mrs
Hugh Wyman and Mrs. Thayer
Capt. and Mrs. Edward Goring
parents. Gen. and Mrs. Tasker H.
Bliss; Col. and Mrs. Matthew A. Du-
laney and Lieut.. and Nine. Jean
Labat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Davies en-
tertained a large company in their
two boxes. their guests including
Judge and Mrs. T. T. Ansberry. Mrs.
| Norman Scott, Mrs. Edward Fuller of
Madison, Wis: Miss Margaret Will
son. Miss Helen Colbert. Miss Eleanor
Davies. Maj. William Sherman. Lieut..
| Knott, Mr.. Fred Landeck Of New
| York. and Dean Charles N. Gregory.
Capt and Mrs. Hayne Ellis had
| with them Rear Admiral and Mrs.
| Robert L. Coontz. Admiral and Mrs.
| Edward w. Eberle. Rear Admiral and
Lady Chatfleld and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
B. Pratt.
Admiral and Mrs Charles b. Nc
Way, jr.. entertained a company at
dinner and later took them to the
ball Their guests were Commander
and Mrs. Herbert Leahy, Commander
and Mrs. Richard f. Bernard, Lieut..
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loped at the hem, with q taffeta rose
in each scallop. The bodice was fin-
ished about the neck and sleeves with
silver lace and sGe wore rope OF
pearls. Mrs. Roosevelt was in Ameri-
can beauty velvet made with straight
skirt and high waist line. The upper
portion Of the bodice was Of tulle,
which formed tight sleeves above the
elbow. From the center of the bodice
at the high waist line. strings Of
pearls and rhinestones fell and were
caught to the waist line in the back.
She wore wreath of silver leaves in
her hair. Mrs. Coontz wore silver gray
satin, made in gracefully draped
skirt, the bodice trimmed with silver
lace and she wore gray osprey
plume in her hair. Mrs. Lejuene was
in black tulle over satin. with side
panels on the skirt of gold and black
brocade, and she wore pearn orna-
ments. Mrs. McVay was in mauve chif-
for draped over silver lace. and Mrs.
Dayton wore white brocaded crepe,
and a handsome necklace of Chinese
crystals.
Box Parties.
Mrs. Hughes entertained in her
box Miss Mary Wallace, Miss Bar
Hughes. Mr.. Chauncey Waddell of
New York. Mr.. Laurence Green, Mr..
Leland Harrison, Mr.. James Spier
Taylor. Senator and Mrs. Truman H.
Newberry and as their guests Maj.
anu Mrs Arthur Foote and a num-
ber of officers who served with the
senator through the war.
Commander and Mrs William W.
Galbraith entertained a large COM
pany at dinner and in their box
later which included Gen. Taylor,
Capt. and Mrs William N. Jeffers,
the naval attache of the French en-
bassy, Capt. Rigal: the naval attache
of the japanese embassy. Capt Ma
gano; the naval attache of the Ital-
ian embassy, Capt. Civalleri, the air
attache of the French embassy and
Nine. de Lavergne: the assistant
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ner last evening in their home at
| 2349 Ashmead place, of which they re-
| Gently took possession. Later Com
mander and Mrs. Jensen took their
guests to the Navy Relief ball.
| Mrs. Frances b. Hilton rs in New
York for the Army and Navy game.
Mrs. Mabel i. Whitmarsh, who
leaves for Florida next week, was the
guest Of honor at tea at the Wo-
| mems City Club. given by Mrs. Ches-
| ter Morrill, and Judge Mary O'Toole.
Among the guests were: Mrs. J. G.
Riley. Mrs. Ada Manning, Mrs. Anna
| Burns Price, Miss Marie X. Saunders.
Miss Elizabeth Raymond. Mrs. Fred
Clark. Mrs. Mary Williams Carpen-
! ter. Mrs. F. J. Byrne. Mrs. j. E. Smith.
, Mrs. Morrison. Mrs F.. Morrill,. Mrs.
G. G. Anderson, Miss F. F. Stiles. Mrs.
George Childs and Mrs. Sallie guile.
DR.. and Mrs. Robinson of Toledo
; are guests of DR.. and Mrs. j. H.
| Branson in their home, 1923 Massa-
| chusetts avenue.
Commodore and Mrs. Reynolds have
gone to New York for the week end
| and will attend the Army and Navy
| game.
DR.. J. Franklin Jameson, who has
| been abroad for some months, has re-
! turned to Washington and joined Mrs.
Jameson at their home, 2231 q street.
Miss Katrina Jameson has returned
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Society
President and Mrs. Harding to Occupy
Box at Musical This Evening for
Benefit of Belleau Wood Memorial.

ding trip to New York. and on their
| return will reside in Washington.
Mrs Theodore V. Boynton will en-
tertain a small company at dinner
this evening preceding the concert
in the ball room of the New Willard
for the benefit of the Belleau Wood
Memorial
Mrs. Boynton also entertained a
small company at dinner last evening.
Admiral and Mrs Eberle left today
for New York. where they will attend
1t is expected that they will return
to Washington Sunday evening. re-
naming here for another week. They
will then leave for the Pacific coast.
where Admiral Eberle will rejoin the
Pacific fleet, of which he is the COM
mander-in-chief.
Mr.. John w. Martyr. secretary to
the Secretary of War. will have as
his guests at the Army and Navy
game in New York tomorrow Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray P. Whitman of Dayton,
Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Fowler and
the latter's two sons went to New
York last night for the Army and
Navy game and will return to Wash
lngton Monday morning. Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Burial Hoffman will
entertain at luncheon Sunday in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip r. Fowle and
the latter's sister, Miss Alfalfa Kim
NELL. debutante daughter of Com
mander and Mrs. Harry Kimmell, left
today for New York to attend the
Army-Navy game. Miss Kimmell will
make her debut in December.
Marshal Frank H. Briggs and Mrs.
Briggs entertained at dinner Thanks
giving day at their residence, 1916
5 street northwest, Col. Edward G.
Plummer of the United States Ship
ping Board and Mrs. Plummer, Mr..
and Mrs. Carter B. Keene and Col
and Mrs. Edward B. Clark
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and Joined her parents after an ex-
tended visit in Havana, Cuba.
Annual Thanksgiving
Party Given at Walter Reed.

Mrs. Henry r. Rea. the former Red
Cross field director at Walter Reed
Hospital. followed her custom Of sev-
eral years. standing by giving a re-
ception in the Convalescent House at
the hospital on Thanksgiving day,
from until o'clock. Mrs. Rea's
annual Thanksgiving party. which
she has given each year since her
resignation as field dire :tor, is al
ways looked forward to with a great
deal of pleasure. The President and
Mrs. Harding we're among those in
vited. but were forced to send their
regrets. Mrs. Harding. however,
made a special visit on Wednesday
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afternoon to make up for her absance
on Thanksgiving day.

AFTERNOON to make up for her absance
on Thanksgiving day.
The convaIescent house was ray
with hags, flowers, palms. balloons
and Jack Horaer" pies, and with a
large open fire blazing in the fire
place the Indoors presented a charm
ing contrast to the dreary out-of-
hostess. was assisted in receiving bv
Miss Margery II. Lower. acting field
director; Mr.. Thomas s. Blandford ir
In charge Of home service: Mr.. Harry
StaHord, entertainment director: Miss
Barbara NJ. Singleton, the hostess And
the Red Cross volunteer gray ladies'"
In their attractive gowns and wells
Of soft gray
Chief Justice William Howard Taft
addressed the men in his genial and,
on this occasion. very feeling man
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Miss Helen Thompson
Bride OF Mr.. Il. G.. LOvett.

The marriage of Miss Helen Thomp-
son of Princeton. ILL.,, to Mr.. Eliot c
Lovett, son of Assistant Attorney
General Robert H. Lovett and Mrs.
Lovett, took place last evening at the
homo of Judge and Mrs. Lovett IL
kalorama road at $40 o'clock. Rev
John G. Palmer performed the cere
mony in the presence of the immedi-
ate family and small group of init
mate friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Lovett left for q wed
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Admiral de Bon to Return
To Washington This Evening.

Admiral de Bon will return 10
Washington this evening from New
mort. where he has been the guest OF
Admiral and Mrs. William s. Sims at
the naval training station. Last
evening Admiral and Mrs. Sims enter
tanned a company at dinner in honor
Of their house guest, which was 1ol-
lowed by large public reception.
Gen. H. X. Bethel. military attache
of the British embassy. wentsto White
SULPHUR Springs yesterday. joining
Mrs. Sherman Flint and MISS mar
garet olivia Flint Of New York for
a short visit. Mrs. Flint entertained
at dinner last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes. jr.,
will go to New York today to remain
over the week end. They will be
bali game tomorrow of Gen. Nc
Arthur. who also will, have as his
guests Mrs. Cromwell Brooks and Mr..
and Mrs. Allen Wellman:
Mr. and Mrs. Stokes will be accom-
panied on their return by NJ. Jaques
New York tomorrow.
Representative and Mrs. Frederick
A. Britten went to New York today
row. Representative Britten will re-
turn Sunday. but Mrs. Britten will re-
main about ten days at the Ritz.
Representative and Mrs. George NJ.
Young entertained yesterday at their
home, 1880 18th street. q Thanksgiv-
ing dinner party of western people,
including Representative and Mrs.
Burtness, Mr.. and Mrs. William l..
Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Wood
ard, Mr. and Mrs. Mapes, John. Robert
and Jane Mapes, Mrs. Margaret NJ.
Cowan and former Representative p.
D. Norton.
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-HE President and Mrs. Hard
ing have accepted box for
the musical this evening
which will be given by Nine
Juerezia Bori, soprano. and Nine. Ada
Sassoli, harpist. in the ballroom OIL Tue
New willard Hotel for the beneht OF
the Belleau Wood memorial. Mrs.
Theodore V, Boynton is chairman Oh
tho committee on tickets. and amons
those interested in the success Oh tne
affair are Mrs. Coolidge. chairnan y,
The committee in charge: MRS.
w. Wadsworth. jr.. vice enair
Mrs. James Carroll Frazer, MIG. Eahnt
renee Townsend. MRS. Neo Ne Marv
Lodge, Miss Sarah Lee ana MISS
Patten.
The Vice President and Mrs. Cool-
idee will go to New york tnIs 49,,
noon to attend the ATTY Sehsb,v re-
nain over the week end. rThey VIII oe
ioined in New York by Mr. anu ''' o.
Frank Sterns of Boston.
The ambassador Of Belgium and ana
p,rnnsss de Cartier had dining WIN
tban, last evening the members OF III.
EaIpianI ALLEGATION and the meihoei
of the embassy staff.
1advE 9Sdhss gym mot observe her
accustomed Friday afternoon a' "o
today -oSH 10 So"
The Secretary of War and Mrs.
Weeks will entertain in tnelr ooN
the Army and Navy game II, ~
york tomorrow their son and daugn-
tar.in-Iaw. MIR. and Mrs. {. Sinclair
Weeks oitWest Newton. Mass; theis
son-in-law and daughter. Col. anu
Mrs. John ". Davidge OF Washins. .on
Cen. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderoit.' ~ T.
Miss Grace Vanderbilt, Mrs; John
pratt. Gen. James G. Harbord anu
Moi NJ Wainwright, aide to the Sec
retary.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs
DENLY went to New York TINS morn.
ing to attend the Army ana navy
game tomorrow and Will return Hioh
day.
The Secretary of Commerce and MRS:
Hoover entertained company 81 W
fourteen at dinner last evening ~,
honor of the ambassador or emma anu
Nine. SEE the ambassador OF Chiha q
% Great Britain and Nine. koo, and
Dr. Wang. ,;,,
The Secretary and Mrs. Hoover Will
20 10 New York for the Army anu
Navy game tomorrow and Will remain
there for the week end.
The Secretary of Labor and Mrs.
Davis entertained a company OF zen
nj dinner last evening. They Will &c
to New York today for the Army anu
Navy game tomorrow and Will return
the first of the week.
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh and Mrs. Johh
Allan Daugherty will go to New 1ork
today for the Army and Navy game
and will remain at the RITE until
Wednesday.
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Width BAH olseo, 8 to 7La.
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ikowhegan citizen?
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CARRATUNK

Mr. and Mrs. O. II. Clark are visit
ing their daughter Gertrude in Pow
nal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Witham went
to Skowhegan Wednesday.
Charles Collins of Moscow has been
plastering for Charles Mitchell.
DR.. Marston of North Arson was in
town last week.
Will Hunnewell Is driving a new
Studebaker touring car,
Fred and Albert Clark and Will
Whorff attended, the centennial of the
Blue Lodge Masons at Skowhegan
Monday evening.
Frost Williams and wife of Jackman
were in town one day last week.
Urban Spaulding, Raymond Hume
we'll and Joseph Clark have gone TO
lockwood for the summer.
Mrs. Anna Marston and Gerty Rus
sell of Bingham were in town recently.
Edwin Williams and wife aud Oliver
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PLEASANT POND

Mr.. and Mrs. Alton White are here
for the summer.
Mrs. Marietta Savage and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Schoppe OF Bingham spent
part of last week here.
John Craig and his niece, Miss Char
itee Thompson of Somerville. N. j.,
week in Bingham on the way, at the
home of Horace ]. Craig. nephew.
William M. Johnson of Madison
spent last week here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hosea Whipple and
Mr.. and, Mrs Fred Preble and son.
Robert Preble, we're recent guests at
the Whipple cottage.
C. S. Robson of Boston has re-
turned for the summer.
A number OF young people from
Bingham spent Sunday at the Russell
cottage.
Recent guests at John Comber's
cottage were: Mr.. and Mrs Austin
Williams and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Lake OF Madison. also Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Bradley and son Norman and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gordon and child
rem, Floretta and Harold Gordon all
of South Portland.
Those who have registered at the
Pleasant Pond Inn this week are:
John Hamilthorn. Wisconsin: Miss
Louise Andrews. Miss Helen Webster
Clifton Boyington, Merwin Collins.
WILDER Moore. w w. Stoddard, B. Fl.
Hunnewell, S. d. Baker and Lena
Mary Colby Of Bingham, Maine; w H.
st. Cover, Bedford, Mass; A. l.. Burt
and f. c. Burt. Portland; Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Small. Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Ward,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Pope. Augusta;
NJ. C. Carlisle. Belmont. Mass; T. H.
Jones and Henry n. Bogrette, Boston,
Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Folsom Merrill,
Skowhegan. Maine; and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank l.. Gray and Mr. and Mrs.
George T. Spear of Portland.
Miss Lucinda Savage and some
friends from Madison are staying at
Miss Savage's cottage in the Pine
Grove.
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NEW SHARON

We had the first heavy thunder
storm and wind OF the season Sunday
afternoon. The wind blew the top off
the chimney on George Greenleafs
house of the Starks road, and broke
large limbs from the trees
Miss Nellie Bean of Skowhegan was
a guest of her sister, Mrs Carrie Gray
Sunday.
Charles Bailey has new pair of
work horses that he recently pur-
chased of Chester Hamlin of Wilton.
JOHN Leeman and wife of the Starks
road with Mr.. Chase and family took
a trip to Turner. Sunday. formerly Mr..
Chase's home town and where he still
owns real estate.
Lawrence Greenleaf of the Starks
road sprained his ankle badly Sunday
by getting it stepped on with heifer
he was assisting In loading into a cart
Bradford Knapp. wife and sister,
Mrs. Pinkham and daughter. were call
ing on friends in Starks and Arson
Sunday.
Mrs Mary Howes and Carl Anderson
have new Ford touring cars recently
purchased.
Fred Clark returned home last week.
He and his wife passed the winter in
Pennsylvania with their daughter, Mrs.
Berry. Mrs. Clark stopped off in
Massachusetts to visit relatives and
friends and will return to New Sharon
later.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOsURE

Whereas. William Farrell of Har-
mony I'm the County of Somerset and
State of Maine by his mortgage deed
dated the sixth day of November A. ID
1920 and recorded in the Somerset
Registry of Deeds Book $50, Page 1862,
conveyed to me. the undersigned, q
certain parcel of real estate situate In
Harmony in the County of Somerset
and state of Maine and bounded az
follows. to wit: ON the north by land
of William Leighton; on the east by
land of Guy Marble on the south by
the highway leading from Harmony
Village to Athens Village and on the
West by land of William Fowley and
being the same real estate once own
ed by Harry Bartlett; and whereas
the condition of said mortgage has
been broken.
Now. therefore by reason of the
breach of the condition thereof | claim
"a foreclosure of said mortgage.
May ~. 1921.
DANA r. WORTHEN
3W20
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williams. of skowhegan were in town

Williams, of Skowhegan were in town
Sunday.
The Misses Esther and Alice Owens
OF Bingham spent the weekend with
their aunt. Mrs. Albert Clark.
Eva Webster is in Waterville on a
business trip connected with their
tea rooms which will soon be open to
the public.
Mrs. Eldred Spaulding welcomed a
number of her people from Rumford
last week.
Our allotment of the French peoples
is sold out and the money will go to
the near East Relief. We wish to
thank every one who were 30 willing
to add their mite.
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CONCORD

Mrs. Annie Young. who has been
staying with her son, Carson Young
the past four weeks, returned home
Sunday.
Harry Healy, Of Concord Corner,
was in this part of the town one day
last week selling pigs.
Edward Howes, who Is working at
Moosehead Lake, spent the weekend
with his family.
Herbert Roe Is helping Reuben Bean
with his spring work.
Thomas Howes has been farming
for his brother, Wallace Howes, on
his farm, on Mahony Hill.
VIM. Foss has purchased him an
Overland of James Reynolds.
Mrs. Caron Young was visiting her
mother. Mrs. Alberta Vaughn Sunday
OF last week
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THE FORKS

The friends OF Ernest o. Pratt are
pleased to meet him on our village
streets once more after an absence
OF some years.
Ernest o. Pratt has a crew building
q fine house at The Forks for Scott
Durgin. He has the cellar completed
and the frame all up. Mr.. Pratt is
some hustler. putting the frame up
in two days.
The Observation-Disclosures is for
sale at Mrs. Eta Morris.
Mr.. Cooper Of West Madison is at
work for Mr.. Pratt at The Forks.
e. o. Pratt and Mr.. Cooper were at
Salem stream fishing and report a
fine catch of trout.
The Rev. J. F. Holohan of Bingham
will celebrate mass at The Forks next
Sunday. May 10Th. at seven forty-five.
The Forks ball team played the
Jackmans last Saturday, the score was
10 to Is in favor OF Jackman.