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New Britain herald., 1922-09-26

for the patch quilt which is being made and will be one of the awards at a sale to be held soon.
 John McLarney The funeral of John McLarney, who died at the Norwich Sanitarium Sun day night, will be held at S:3O o'clock tomorrow morning from the home of Mrs Josephine Berg at , Elm court Services will be held at St. Josephs cemetery. Rev. John F, Fay, pastor of tn Church of Our Lady of Mercy will officiate.
 The pail bearers will be, William Cassidy and Michael Nolan represent ing the Trumbul Electric Manufac- turing company where Mir. McLarney worked for IS years; John Fletcher, Everett Thompson. William J. Foran and James J. Graham.
 Holds Party.
 MT. and Mrs Laust NJ. Lauridson of Queen street rendered a farewell party last night at their home on Queen street to several of their friends and relatives. The event was held to bid their neighbors farewell as Mir. and Mrs. Lausidson will soon move into their new home on Broad street Their place on Queen street was recently sold to Mir. Lippa. MT. Mir. and Mrs. Lauridson have lived there for the past 17 years. A de lightful luncheon was served during the evening
 Ladies' Aid Supper.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church will hold supper tomorrow night at the church parlors. The affair will be conducted from 6 until o'clock The public has been cordially invited and all funds will be used to carry on the work of the or ganization.
 Crimsons Out Sunday.
 The Crimsons football team will make its first appearance on the local gridiron Sunday afternoon when they will clash with the Mohawks of New Britain. This will be the open ing of the football season in Plain- vile. The Crimsons have a good cam this year.
 Rockwells Field will be the scene of the battles during the football year as Aliens Field is being staked 1ut into building lots and that part of the town is forever gone for sport meetings.
 Manager Robert Sneideman wishes all players to report for practice every evening this week at Trum bulls Field at [ o'clock in order to whip themselves into shape for the coming fracas. Any young men of he town who wish to try out for the cam are urged to attend these prac- ice games.
 P.ainvillc Briefs. Court General Lawton, Foresters Of America, will hold meeting tonight. There will be a meeting of the Martha Rebehak Sewing circle tomor- ,ow afternoon at the home of Mrs. William Vance of East Broad street.
 Mrs. Florence Murphy has returned 0 her home in New York after spend ng several days with her brother, | Frank Carragher of East Main street. | Carroll o. Cutting has returned | rom vacation of several weeks with | lis parents in Maine.
 Stanley s. Gwillim and A. H. Con- lell attended the congressional con 'ention at Hartford today.
 The fifth district senatorial conven- ion will be held in this town tomor- | 'ow afternoon at ? o'clock. BABY CARRIAGE for saie less than half | price; used 2 years Phone l1s, Plain Vile.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-26

mitted to return here for the present series.
 The frst game was won by Balti- more yesterday, 5 to 1. Jack Bentley holding the local club in check while the Orioles hit Frank Woodward at opportune moments.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-26
FRANCIS DEM|NG
 TO BE CANDIDATE Announces That He Will Run for Rep. on Republican Ticket TOWN MEETING NEXT MON.
Evening School Opens-Dr. Koh Re- turns To Yale - Town Meeting Other Interesting Items About The Town.

Francis Deming, secretary anC treasurer of the Berlin Savings bank and a man well known in town af. fairs, has announced his candidacy for the position of representative te the general assembly on the republi. can ticket. The following letter states his platform
 ITO the voters of the Town of Der
 lin
 The voters of the Town of Berlin this year are confronted with an un- usual situation in that there is sur plus of candidates for representative to the next general assembly and desire to clearly and frankly state why I am a candidate.
 There is taking place in this town the greatest improvement that has ever been made and that means more for the comfort of the. people and makes possible the development and growth of the town than any other undertaking in the history of Berlin, namely the installing of public water system.
 But the necessary work is only partly done.
 The Worthington Fire District will need additional legislative action to permit the issuance of bonds to f. nance the enterprise.
 "The Kensington Fire district will also need permesion from the legis- lature to issue more bonds if those not now served by the present system are to have the benefits enjoyed by a part of the district.
 Both the Worthington and Ken eington districts promised as far as they legally could, that those residing outside the water service should not be taxed for the expenses of the sys- tenn. This will rquire legislative ac- tion, possibly in the formation of tax ing districts.
 Having been the prime advocate Of the formation of a fire district and taken an active part in bringing about the Improvements now being made also as your representative having se- cured the legislative action making possible these improvements and knowing the needs of the district, it is but natural that those most inter- ested should look to me to finish the work and I have been urged to be- come a candidate with the promise that the necessary support would be given to secure my nomination.
 This Is the reason why l am can didate, not for personal benefit or honor, but for service.
 Whoever is nominated accepts no light responsibility"
 FRANCIS DEM1NG."
 Town Meeting Monday
 The annual meeting of the town of Berlin will be held next Monday from o'clock in the morning to o'clock D. m., for the purpose of voting for one assessor. three years; one mem Der of the board of relief, three years; three members of school com mittee, three years; three selectmen, one collector of taxes, two auditors six grand jurors, seven constables, two registrars of voters, for term of one year.
 The business meeting will be held at 1 o'clock in the town hall and number ct questions will be discussed and voted upon, The questions are:
 The removal of the honor roll from
New Britain herald., 1922-09-26

It has been found that salts Of lead, in very small amounts, Will stimulate plant growths.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-26

Dancing at Community thester Thursday night, o'clock.-adNt
Evening star., 1922-04-23

of Columbia Lodge. and win be 3nH
stalled "wednesday evening by Grand
Chancellor Nussbaun.
Hermione Lodge has the knight
rank scheduled for Wednesday. Grand
Chancellor Nussbaum. assisted BY
Grand Vice Chancellor Heiss. Grand
Master-at-Arms Gorham and Grand
Prelate Henderson will install newly
elected officers as follows: Vice cham.
cellor. Lewis Pyles; master-at-arms.
J. ]. Little: inner guard. J. D. Knrts;
outer guard. ARA J. Campbell.
Efforts are being put forward to
have a special car from this city ~
Chicago, there to be attached TO tho
convention special, making the trip
to San Francisco without change, to
attend the session OF the Supreme
Lodge next August. Representatives
from nearby states are being ad-'
dressed on the plan. and favorable Se-
sponses are said to be coming in.
Friday night, April 90. fs social
night of Syracusians Lodge, Ne. 10.
At its last regular meeting Her
mione Lodge. No. IL. had as visitors
assisting in comforting of the rank.
Measrs. Grouse and Fararr of Syra-
cusAns Lodge. No. 10: Rose OF Ca
lanthe Lodge. No. IL: Snyder, chan
celbor commander Of Century-Deca-
tur. No. 80, and Morrow Of Ohio.
Grand Master-at-arms Gorham made
Continued on Tenth Pare,
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MASONIC.
InDaEA.

LODGES.
Monaay-pawsou. No. 10. r. G.; pets-
S:S0 p.m.; Hiram. No. 10 j. =. at
4 special at $50 p.m.i Stans6dfy,
No. -. y. q.
Tuesdsy-Federal. No. !, =. 4. and isc-
; sare; Asaca; S % Ns, - "a Fl A.: sss,sr.; =;
Mount Pleasant. No. o. II. n. al
wedAesday-Harmoay. Es, III =. 9. A.
a special at $50 p.m., y. u. at
7:30 pm; Osiris. No. -. u. n. at
: special % at PM mii..,..,...v. q
=. G. Geo. @. Whiting No 90. F.
c.: National. No. II. II. II. at .
rriday-St,. Johh's. No. IL. n. N.
Satufiay-sctool Of inhtfuctlou.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERs.
Monday--Mount vernon. No, g. r: 4.
and NJ. Z. n; Hiram. Nd 10 2.
NJ. and N. q. NJ: Anacostia. No.
ruesday-Mount Horh No.. !-Msrk,
Potomac, No. s. Royal Arch.
wedeesSay,coasmSi,. !, , J.,,l:.oa 70; I; negsi r.
val. No: q. Marks -,
SS' Md y. \. T :. n H. :as T& h. T. Esins''''n'
Friday-Eureka, No. 4. Royal Arch:
Capitol. No. II. Mark: Mount Pleas
ant. No. Is. Royal Arch.
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
Thursday-ColumbiA Council. No. 5. de-
grees. s pm, at Naval Lodge Hall.
4th st. and PennsylvaniA avenue
southeast.
Saturday--Adoniram Council. No. 2, s9-
per-excellent dekree. at Seettish
Rite Cathedral. Sd and = streets
northwest; Columbia Council. No.
3, degrees, at Masoalc Temple.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED sCoT.
Tuesday-Rouert Dc Bruce Council,
Knights kadosh, twsntt.secohd
degree.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

Grand Chancellor Nussbaum will
visit Amaranth Lodge tomorrow even
ing for the purpose OF installing Will
son Harvey as master of finance.
The entertainment committee OF
Webster Lodge will hold a debate
Tuesday evening to decide the Ques-
ton. whether It is more noble to be
stout than to be lean" Refreshments
will be served, and all Pythians are
welcome. II. ]. Award. past chan
cellos of the lodge. employed at
Brooklyn navy yard. attended the
meeting on Tuesday evening. The
Jolly Knights Club will be organized
In Webster Lodge Tuesday evening.
Franklin Lodge will hold q, radio
demonstration Tuesday evening. The
entertainment committee has ar
ranged with one of the largest radio
firms in the city for the AFFAIR. Mem
bers' families and friends will be well
come. Refreshments will be served.
Dispensation has been granted to
omit the regular meeting.
wednesday evening Mount Vernon
Lodge will have four esquires for the
knight rank.
r. Rispoli has been elected prelate
Evening star., 1922-04-23

Ambrose Durkin. The skit called
''The Burglar" will have the follow
Inc cast: william X. Morsell, Harry
Chick, ArtAur L. Murray, James K.
Young and Ambrose Durkin.
James T. Ryan and his committee
for the shad bake TO be held at
Chesapeaks Beach Sunday, May ~.
announces thAt .Aptcial athletic events.
with useful gifts to the winners. to-
getfier with souvenirs for women.
will be distributed upon this occasion.
The trustsses Gus Brahier, James
A.. FsrrslI and Frank v. A. Brown.
hsve about CO hpleted all. the new
improvements. stn the clubhouse.
ThesA improvements consist OF re-
ception room, q waiting room, din
Ing room, which takes In the entire
basement and will seat SEQ guests:
Q grand stairway In antique design,
cdmfortAbie reading rooms, and II,
bfarH . -redeeoratsd ballroom and
new COMMITTEES rooma. New furni-
ture has been ordered. and the entire
exterior Of the building has received
now paint coverings, *
: The lodge viii celebrate Flag day
on "Wednesday. June 18th. with q
ritual. including q speaker high In
the service OF the government.
Evening star., 1922-04-23
FRATERNITIES|
tend its ceremonial At the Strand
Theater Nay IL A large number Of
local phophete will attend.

| tend its ceremonial 1T the Strand
Theater May IL A large number Of
local phophete will attend.
| rDtentate Leonard p: steuart staged
patrol headquarters Tnursday even
Ing. and, what was considered even
| more remarkable, he drew a speech,
from nine OF the thirteen past petsn-
tates present. and expressions Of re-
gret at their inability to attend from
! Past Imperial. Potentate Harrison
Dingmaf, whose health prevented his
! attendance: Louis A Dent and William
f. GUIDE. whose absence was also re-
garded - "exeusabls."
| Harry Standiford. as the dean Of
those present, poteftate in 18S7.SS,
reminisced on the long ago. and
boasted that 1t was during his term
that the frst uniformed patrol saw
| the light Of day. under gallant Capt.
! Tommy. Walker. Every one Of the
| presents" had his own phase and
theme. and in consequence when the
| mar beer and hot dogs were served
later in the evening each Of the VEN
srables was calling the other broth
er." 1t - said.
"Pop" DIngnsh. the only ons Of the
| galaxy. that ever attained the great
ness Of being imperial potentate, and
Il was ordered that flowers be sent
| him. With q cheery message. POte
Steuart announced that some time In
| May he proposed to have q reassem-
bling Of all the captains that had ever
| guided the Arab Patrol.
f! The past potentates present at the
meeting. who also, as usual. were
| the speechmakers, were Harry STAN.
diford. Carter B. Keene (1905), the
Nestor OF the bunch; Francis A. Sc:
bring us07I, Roe Fulkerson us0S).
Alexander Grant G910), James T..
Gibbs G913-1D, William S. Quinter
| 1915. l. whiting Estes us16-IsI.
and Henry Lansburgh (1920-21)
| A special communication Of tiyron;
NJ. Parker Lodge will be held Thurs
day at pm. for the NJ. NJ. degree by
| the past masters of the lodge. A dele.
| cation from the Level Club of Mont
Gomery county will be present.
| Joppa lodge tomorrow evening will
not have degree work, but instead
will have an address BY Past Master
George b. Turner Of La Fayette
Lodge, No. 19. Refreshments will be
| served. ......s.
ORDER OF THE EAsrEnN STAR.
-
Evening star., 1922-04-23

held at the hall Of Talbot Camp on
Thursday evening. A large class OF
candidates for admission to the two
camps was initiated Into the order.
Fifty visitors from Rockville Camp
were present.
Home Camp Of the Petworth neigh
borhood met Wednesday evening.
Home Camps roster OF Officers is as
follows: Consul. A. b. CALDWELL; past
consul, C. J. Nichols elected: ad-
wiser. H. r. Kane: banker. A. L. Lane;
escort, H. G. Rambo: watchman, S. E.
Burdick; sentry, F. x. LarRcRle. The
meetings Of this newly organised
camp are held the second and fourth
Wednesdays Of each month In Joppa
Lodge Hall, on Upshur street.
Evening star., 1922-04-23
ORDER or THE EAsTERN STAR.

Bethlehem Chapter, No. Z, together
with Myron NJ. Parker Lodge, No. 81,
! will have charge OF the services at
| the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
| this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. Ed
mund Hayes, pastor of Douglas Me-
mortal u. E. Church. viii ofiiciate and
| special music has been prepared for
| the occasion.
Matron Melissa Tslbert Of Bethle-
hem Chapter. announces the degrees
for large list Of candidates al North
east Masonic Temple Tuesday even
| ing. Monday evening. May I, the
Garden City Players Of Washington
| will give drama in two acts for the
chapter In the main auditorium OF
the Northeast Masonic Temple. at 8
o'clock. to be followed by dancing at
$3.50 Columbia Chapter, No. Is, will
have initiatory work tomorrow night.
to be followed BY . social session.
Saturday night the chapter will give
a card party at its hall, 14th and
Kenyon streets.
Miriam Chapter. No. %. after the
business meeting tomorrow evening.
will give q play. so the Story Grew" !"
under the direction Of Mrs. Seller.
Kefreshments s1t will ,ss,. be served L. The
meeting Grand Matron Flora =.
! Campbell. Grand Patron Grats E.
Dunkum. Past Grand Matron Minerva
r.. Crawford, Past Grand Patron
dsepse ssns Ms,roa asSfas s and Asses,ate
A card party will be given by the
endowment committee at Northeast
Masonic Temple. Sth and F streets
northeast, Saturday. at pm.
The auxiliary home board of Mar
tina Chapter was entertained Tuesday
at the home Of the grand matron.: A
buffet luncheon was served.
The auxiliary home board OF Ruth
Chapter was entertained recently at
! the home of Mrs. Howard Omohundro.
Evening star., 1922-04-23

man OK Ih0 Transportation COmmleSSe.
The hotels mentioned in literature
sent out by the committee are operat-
ing with the clubs, and it is necessary
to book with one of them to obtain
free amusement features provided,
The program opens Monday. night
tion sessions open. It Ii the desire 10
have a parade at e'cl6ets Tuesday
II = suitable number Of bands can be
obtaihed. On the same Afternoon the
ladies' of the Eastern Star will enter
sen. Gus Wsdnssssy aass AZ orn,sR sns ssrae
athletic Weet will Be held on the
beach. 4 free yacht ride alse has been
Tho executive committee comprises
Ghsfle4 A, stevens. general chairman;
e: W hibeey. secretary; Marshall W.
Edward 8. sehmid. treasurer: Clarence
w. Hall, chairmAA OF transportation;
Charles D. Shaekelfota. chairman Of
atAletic, meet. The ef1ee Of the COM
mittee ID sos WasAinEton Loan and
rsss sS'sss s:s.sns fsss q
Atlantic city, wssss s. he xsil epsn up
remain Until the convention.
ss nss,rS ss, H y y sS. b:s,ss ss,.
day evening". II 10 tht kelthse Judi
lee week ana large attkhdAheA OF
prophets and their families is ex-
p4%ted. TAefe wilt. be ufetts spk>
cialtiee md pfophsts Are saked to
wear their fex
Nsnsfeh ,FiekeriAk Aite aaaeuFtces
Z. ceremonial ut the. capitol ThAAtAr
NAY /. he 10 making preparations
for q mammoth ceremonial anA D
large class Ii assafed. Past MohAfeA
charge Of tbs fituaiissio wefk and
Prophet Samuel F. Shreve will handle
the mArrimAht and jollit$ features.
yam" bays he has ses1e .bfana~NeW
ones that viii Earpass HIS Novelties
at the last ceremonial ----- :
An invitation has been extended by
geAAlo Qfett9, AiehAa0Aa W, %
members of Xalliboiis urotto & at,
Evening star., 1922-04-23

Gavel Chapter No. -. announces .
card party at the QASel Club room,
71S 1sth street northwest May 3, for
the benefit Of the home board.
Chairman of Ways and Means Mrs.
vierbuchen is perfecting plans for a
Evening star., 1922-04-23
PATRIOTIC ORDER OF
AMERICANS.

The second joint visitation was held
at Camp No. 2, the home camp Of
Mrs Lillian Chestnut. District presi-
dent, last Friday evening. A sketch
was presented under the auspices OF
Past President Mrs. Young.
The next visitation will be held at
Camp No. 4 Friday.
Camp No. initiated two candi-
dates at its last meeting. The camp
will hold its spring contest on May
Evening star., 1922-04-23

Tomorrow evening President Henri-
eta Werner Of the RebekAh Assem-
bly,, and the assembly officers. win
pay an official visitation to Esther
Lodge. Nc. $. This is the last vista
ton Of her year and to her own lodge.
and the committee in charge has been
hard at work to make this q tsia
event. Something original IL prem
Used In the way Of. entertainment.
The grand master also ID a member
Of this lodge.
Tuesday evening the Noble and vice
Grands' Association will hold its Sec
ond annual banquet. at the New Eb-
bitt Hotel, crystal room, at 7:3o
o'clock. Vice Grand Lohring 10 chair
man OF the committee in charge. and
the entertainment features are in
charge Of Past Grand w. H. Lawson.
The banquet Will be an eight. course
dinner. intsrspersed with vaudeville
will be Past Grand Sire John p.
Cockrum Of Indiana. The grand mah.
ter will preside and welcome the din.
ers. and dancing will follow the din
ner until midnight.
Wednesday evening the anniver-
y
the Raleigh Hotel. tenth floor. Past
Grand Shackleford In charge OF the
program. The address OF the evening
will be by Past Grand sire Cockfutn: !:
dancing will follow the entertainment
until midnight. Ladies' and friends are
invited in addition to the members
Of the order.
Grand Master Andersen has called q
special meeting Of the Grand Lodge
for Friday evening to consider. with
other things, resolutions regarding
the proposed Invitation to the Sow
ereign Grand Lodge to meet here in
1893. ana q petition for new Re-
bekah lodge.
Noble Grand Wilson OF Federal City
Lodge announces q good time for
Friday evening. with refreshments.
for Friday night. the 2sth.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF Canton
Washington. will meet Tuesday at :
o'clock at the home OF Mrs. A. e.
Grigsby, 329 N street southwest.
B. P. @. ELKS.
The committee in charge OF The
arrangements for the theater party
which the order will attend Thurs-
day night at Keith's Theater an
nounces that the tickets for this
event can be procured either at the
box office OF the theater or at the
club. The talent from the Elks who
will be in evidence upon the program
seventy five men, led by Arthur S.
witcomb; the Elks octette. composed
OF James X Young. Thomas A. Can't
well, Harry Chick, George e. Ander-
son, Arthur L. Murray. Edward L,
Hutchinson, Frank A. Dousherty and
Evening star., 1922-04-23
ODD FELLOWS.

Ns4day. -unioa. No. II: ReAeoh. Ne.
ID: degree. -
Ttusla$-.WfsAipste No. q; -.
csfstor. Nc. II; Golden Rnie,
NJ. n; Amity. No. q: AspSe4.
W4AAss4af--Eastefn, No. 4; fetsn1-
1Aip. R0. IL: CsvsnAnt.- No. -:
degree.
Columbia. No. TO-: sAism,
No. e: thosnfx, No. -: degree.
Ffjday-CentrAl, NO /: Astrsfslfs,
No. 18: Federal City, No. 20;
dA3fee. -.
saturdGyl-IAasdos. No. e; dAGrea..
ENCAlfPAENT1.
1Oaday--Nt. Nebo. grand viAitattse.
hEBEKAhs.
MondAt-Esther. No. s; vtsitatiaA. :.
Evening star., 1922-04-23

A special communication OF Myron;
NJ. Parker Lodge will be held Thurs
day at pm. for the NJ. NJ degree by,
the past masters of the lodge. A dele
cation from the Level Club of Mont
Gomery county will be present.
Evening star., 1922-04-23
Wo0DMEN OF THE WORLD.

A convention OF the Boosters' Club
was held Tuesday night. At which
full representation OF all the camps
wss present a gold medal suitably
James Freeland In appreciation of
his services to the fraternity as pres
ident Of the Boosters Club during
1921. Past President A. Herman
Woody made. the presentation and
reviewed the work done by Mr.. Free
land during his incumbency. State
Manager Luther C. Jones addressed
the meeting ana complimented the
local members for the success thus
drive. He urged q renewal Of effort
on the part Of every Woodman In the
District.
On the first Thursday night in May
there will be friendly convention"
at Mount Vernon Camp.
Oak Camps arrangements for
Thursday's double attraction are COM
Alpha Camp received its new char
ter on Friday night.
Hickory Camp entertained large
number OF visitors at the lest ses-
sion.
Consul Commander Thurston G.
Brown announces special features for
the regular convention Of Maple
Camp at Capitol Heights next We'd
Fraser Camp will have its big
night tomorrow evening. when the
mystery committee will be in full
Next tuesday night the tegimental
star Of the 103d Regiment will be
4 meeting Of Company c Of Elm
Camp was held Friday night.
Evening star., 1922-04-23

given some time In May.
Matron Sarah Cleland Of Lebanon
Chapter. No. 26, announces degree
work for Tuetday.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-02-17
RIFT NEWS.

The many friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Bond Dell are very sorry to
learn of their serious illness OF
Pneumonia and Flu. We hope they
will rapidly improve.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. M. Jones, ST.,
visited Americas recently.
Mrs. J. S. Mathews have return
ed to her home here after visiting
her mother, Mrs. j. f. Daniels, OF
Concord.
Mrs. J. l.. Tissue and family Wis
tied Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie Tissue at Chokee.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Wren was in
Smithville Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Deariso and
children visited the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dearisso, We'd
nesday.
Mr., and Mrs. Charlie Tissue, Of
Chokee, spent Sunday night with
Mrs. J. i. Tissue.
Mr.. &C, Laramore was in Smith
vile Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Laramore had
as their guests Monday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Tissue, of Chokee
"Newsboy."
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-02-17
RED BONE NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Lewis were
the guests Of Mrs. J. r. Davis Sun
day.
Friends of Mrs. J. B. Paul will
be grieved to learn she is very sick
at her home.
Mr.. Garter Howell and Misses
Zephie and Eula Dupree enjoyed a
pleasant auto ride Sunday afternoon.
Misses Lillian and May Lewis
spent Sunday with Miss Louise Nc
Donald.
Mr.. S. NJ. Stocks and Mr.. ]. R..
Avery spent Sunday afternoon with
r. w. Mcdonald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gid Stocks and
children visited Mr.. and Mrs. e. j,
Stocks Sunday.
MIR. J. L. Atkins was visiting in
Albany Saturday.
The school of "Red Bone" is pro-
crossing nicely. We have three
fine teachers and large attendance.
Mrs. Kathleen Tyler visited Mrs.
J. B Paul last week.
Miss Lucille Logan spent the week.
end with her parents at LeCsburg.
The school was rejoiced to have
Mr.. Edward Forester and Mr..
Blue Forester to visit their school
Mr.. Blue made. very interesting
talk which all OF the hearers enjoy
ed.
"Blue Eyes"