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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-06-28
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Miss Laona Coyle of Detroit is a
guest at the home of her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Coyle, and
other relatives.
Rev. and Mrs. S. S. Wyand left
Tuesday afternoon for couple of
dafs visit with friends at Clearwater
an1 St. Cloud.
Mrs. o. w. Dowswell and children
returned Monday afternoon from a
visit with relatives and friends at
Kirkhoven and Benson.
Choice old potatoes at A. Dahlem's
ADV 4
Mrs. S. D. Jardine and daughters,
Ariel and Doris motored to St.
Cloud Thursday for a short visit with
C. K. Jardine and family.
Miss Marie Milliner left for Mime
apolis Friday morning where she will
visit her sister Mrs. McNulty MAR
garet Millinery for two weeks.
Ten cents each will be paid for
ten copies of the Herald in good con-
dition, dated June FL, 1928, delivered
at Herald office. They are badly
needed. ~.
Mrs. Alice Henshaw returned
Tuesday from Osakis where sre spent
the week as a guest of Mrs. Gertie
Gilman, formerly of Sank Centre.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Blk of Fargo
N. D., arrived Saturday evening OF
last week to be guests of the lady's
sister, Mrs. j. B. Geuiting, for two
weeks.
Edna and Paul Forsberg after
spending two weeks vacation with
their parents Mr.. and Mr.. A. N. Fors-
berg will motor back to the Cities or
Sunday.
Cane sugar for preserving at A.
Dahlem's-Adv
Mrs. A. A. Boo came over from
Glenwood Wednesday for short
visit, with her sister, Mrs. w. O. P
Hilsdale, returning this Thursday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Hansen, Jr.
are. the happy parents of a 7 IL
pound baby girl, born at the North.
western Hospital, Minneapolis, Fri
day June 22nd.
Mrs. B. w. Merryman returned
to Sank Centre the latter part OF
last week, after five months visit
at Milwaukee, Wis, Pasadena, Cal.
: and other western points.
Fred Walker left Thursday OF
last week for Rochester where he was
operated on Wednesday, June 9th
for ulcers of the stomach. At this
writing Fred is getting along as well
as can be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Borgan &C.
companied by the Misses Laone Ev.
ans and Buelah Barnett motored UP
from Minneapolis Friday evening and
spent Saturday and Sunday visiting
their folks in this city.
The new cook says Swany White
Flour is just splendid for all bak-
ing. Sold at A. Dahlem's-Adv. 4
Miss Matilda Forsberg after spend
ing weeks vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Forsberg
left on Sunday for Minneapolis
where she will attend Summer School
at the "U".
Miss Della Moody arrived Satur-
day evening of last week and is a
guest of Miss Mildred Geuiting this
week. Miss Moody is enroute to her
home at Fargo, N. D., after having
spent the winter at Mama, Fla.
George Ingram of Regina, Cana
da, 4 lived Monday evening of this
Wee for short visit with relatives
ano ends, enroute home from ST..
LOU, Mo-, where he was sent as a
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CLINTON

Miss Evelyn Estey. Charles r.
Lewis, and Carl H. Crummett Of this
town were on Tuesday =. NJ, grad
uated from the COburn Classical
Institute, Waterville.
Mrs. w. w. Bigelow. of Fairfield,
was in town on business for the day,
Tuesday.
The members Of the local school
board were business visitors in
Pittsfield Tuesday evening.
The annual baccalaureate sermon
for the seniors of the High School
will be delivered at the Brown
Memorial Methodist Episcopal
church next Sunday A. NJ, at 10: 80
by the pastor, Rev. Frank w. Brooks.
The many friends of W. /. Cain
will be glad to learn that his health
has so far improved that he is able
neighbors, something he has been
unable to do since last August.
Miss Hazel Hopkins of the 5th and
9Th grades has awarded prizes to
pupils for daily brushing their teeth,
as follows: First prize, Norman
Goodrich, Barbara Keene, Glenys
Robinson. Helen Brown, Evelyn Nc
Nelly, Howard Lambertson, Gather
inc Witham, Roy Goodrich. Florence
Reynolds, Carleton Fisher, Lloyd
Jones; second prize, Evelyn Hunt
Lillian Written, Gladys Runnels,
Kenneth Weymouth; third prize
Mildred Clifford. Maxine Dixon
Damon Moores; fourth prize. Charles
Giles, Dennis Clifford, Harold Hans
com, Arnold Hanscom. The prizes
! consisted Of stationery, books. cray
| ons, pictures, pencil boxes and balls
| Among the Clinton people in at
| tendance at the graduation exercises
| of the senior class of Coburn CLASH
cal Institute held in the First Bap-
| fist Church Tuesday p. NJ, We're Mr.
and Mrs. G. I. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. D. Estey. Misses Doris Goodrich,
| Christine Whitman, Martha A. Holt,
F, Mrs. Llewellyn Decker. Rev. E. E.
Longley, Mrs. Charles Crockett, Miss
| Frances Crockett.
| Mrs. Lottie D. Wakely. regent of
/ EleaZer Parker Chapter D. A. r.. and
Mrs. Estelle Richardson, past regent
motored to the home of Mrs. Asa
Pratt Tuesday p. NJ. to attend the
June meeting of that organization.
The next meeting will occur in Octo-
Der.
The mid-week movies have been
changed from Wednesday to Tues
day evenings in order not to conflict
with the dates of the regular meet
ing Of Clinton Grange.
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Of which Brother and Sister J. w. Hoyt
had charge. The forenoon session was
devoted to reports of the subordinate
Oranges and the answering Of many
questions concerning Grange J.. ocedure
by State Master Thompson.
The afternoon session opened with the
singing Of the Battle Hymn Of the Re-
public" followed by the address OF
welcome by Brother Hoyt. response by
Brothdf Plummcr: Brother Theo Smith,
ACCOMPANIED by Mrs. Smith at the
piano. rendered "A Scolding Wife,"
which highly pleased the audience;
State Secretary Libby was called on
and gave an interesting history of
Grange achievements; Scott A. Barnes
Of Hartland gave a chalk talk. also an
exhibition Of the art Of ventriloquism.
Mr.. Barnes clearly demonstrated his
ability to deal with these subjects.
much to the pleasure Of the patrons.
The subject for discussion. How Shall
the Farmers Prepare for the Impend-
ing Crisis" was discussed by H. Fl.
Fuller. +. o. Addition, Fred Lucas and
Mrs. Bertha Haseltine. State Master
Thompson gave an able address along
the lines of the questions under discus
sion; Sisters Higgins and Briggs each
favored us with excellent readings;
Brother and Sister Smith were again
called and responded with excellent
music. The Pomona took recess until
7.30 o'clock, when the fifth degree was
conferred on IS candidates. Imme-
diately following this ceremony. the
special session Of the State Grange
was called to order and 107 candidates
took the impressive degree Of Flora.
Mrs. Anna l.. Vining took the part Of
hA q m
of Pomona. Flora's court was COM
posed Of the following ladies': Mrs.
Briggs. Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. Parkman.
Mrs. Plummer Mrs. Emerson, Miss
Rena Emerson. Mrs. Herrick and Mrs.
Watson. A social hour was passed at
the close Of the session with readings,
songs and stories. The patrons were
loud in praise Of the unbounded hos
pitality of Dexter Grange.
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ALBION

Miss Susie Hussey. who has been
teaching at Shawmut, is at home for
the summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Walker and
son from Augusta, were visitors
Monday at the home Of his father, w.
F.. Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nelson and
daughter went to Newburyport,
Mass, Sunday for brief visit with
relatives.
The students from U. Of M. are at
home for the summer vacation.
Miss Therese Hall, who has been
teaching in Lawrence high school,
Ia at home.
The Alumni banquet for Besse high
will be held Thursday evening. Music
will be furnished by Harrington's or
chestra of Waterville.
The public schools in town closed
last week, and the high school will
close June Is.
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MONTVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Wayland Hall and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Philbrick Of Bel
fast, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Vose, Sunday, June 10.
Rev. and Mrs. Claude D. Nutter
and son, George, and Miss Marion
Murchie, who have been visiting
relatives here, left Tuesday. June ~.
en- their return trip to Hodgdon. and
will visit friends enroute. They are
accompanied by Mr.. Nutter's two
brothers, Emory r. Nutter, and Rev.
Harold Nutter. Emory Nutter will
90 to Hodgdon, where he hopes to
get employment in a store, and Rev.
Harold Nutter and his brother, Rev.
c. d. Nutter. will take in the Baptist
convention in Bangor. after which
Rev. Harold Nutter will return ia
his home here. The rest Of the party
will 60 to Hodgdon.
/ Eugene Tenney. who has been EN-.
ployed in Freedom, Is unable to
work because Of very sore hand.
Ralph w. Howard was In Thorn.
dixie Monday.
Willard Vose was in Thorndike
Wednesday.
Martin Written was in Throndike
Monday.
The road men and teams are
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SOMERYILLE

Several from this place attended
the Commencement exercises of Frs
kline Academy at G. A. r. hall, South
China, Friday evening, June Sth
There were twelve in the graduating
class, which included Lila NJ. French
and Lewis A. Turner of this town.
Fred L. Turner finished his years
work as teacher of the Paine's Cor
ner school in Winslow Friday, and
has returned home.
w. G. Hanson Of Cheshire, Conn.
who is enjoying his vacation. was
recent visitor at 3. D. Browns.
A. r. Colby is doing carpenter
work at f. A. Turner's.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Brown were
Sunday visitors of their relatives a,
the home of 3. D. Brown.
Miss Sylvia NJ. Brown was a recen,
visitor at the Turner home.
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CHINA,

Harold Doe has completed his
course at the Naval Academy at
Annapolis and returned home for a
short vacation.
Several from this place attended
the Erskine Academy graduation ex-
| ercises at South China, Friday even
ing.
Donald Farnsworth began work at
Simpsons store Monday.
Miss A. A. Doe has returned from
| few weeks visit at New York and
Annapolis.
Eugene G. Brann is doing some
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lewis have
bought a house in Waterville. They
have Just returned from an outing at
Bra dstreet pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Main. Mr.. and
Mrs. Benz. Mosher and Mrs. J. E.
Martin motored to Kent's Hill. Sun
day, and attended the Baccalaureate
sermon delivered by Rev. Frank
Kingdom, who was at one time a
pastor at the NJ. E. church In this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Whittemore of
West Roxbury. Mass. have arrived
at their home here for the summer.
Alfred Wentworth. who has been
living on China Neck for a few
weeks, has moved to Watervilie.
Lester Elliot has also moved his fam
lily to Waterville.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Fish and Mrs.
f. 0. Farnsworth were in Waterville
Monday afternoon.
The district s. s. Convention is to
be held at Albion Saturday. June 20.
Among those from here, who were
tn, No4n MnNdou nHnnfrcp 70 at
tend the Junior reading at COburn
Classical Institute, were Mr.. and Mrs.
W. B. Bailey. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bailey. Miss Dorothy Farnsworth and
Henry jenkins.
Archie Ferris planted corn for
Bartlett Lamson Monday.
Rev. w. p. Palmer returned to his
home Tuesday morning. He IL much
improved after a critical but very
successful operation.
Mrs. ]. A. Woodsum and Mrs. e.
O. Farnsworth left Tuesday morning
for a few days visit in East Saugus.
Mass.
LAKESIDE DRIvE-Mr. and Mrs
Fred Fitzgerald were guests. Sunday,
Of their daughter and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Will Cloves Of Vassalboro.
Cuuudy CdlIcIS d. Tic HOtuC VI Mi ..
Crra Worth included Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Gates and children Of East
Vassalboro. Charles Fitzgerald. lfar-
ry Fitzgerald and Mrs. Flora Earring
ton Of Waterville.
Mrs. Frank p. Tobey Is acting as
housekeeper at the home Of Harry
Doe, while Mrs. Doe visits with her
daughter. Mrs. Mildred True and
family in Gardiner for a few days.
Harold Tobey returned to town,
Saturday after an absence of several
weeks.
Mrs. Merle Clark and daughters.
Charlotte and Helen. were among
those from this place in attendance
at commencement exercises Of Err.
skine academy, Friday evening at
South China.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tobey were
evening callers Saturday at the home
Of II. o. Doe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Huntington and
family Of Brooklin are among the ex-
pected arrivels in town in the near
future.
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:JOICE

There will be a school ehle'SsIt
ment at the Lewis schooinousey I'd
urday evening, June 16. MISS ,n m
always gives good enterta, ,rS
and it is hoped a large numoe'
present. -
Mrs. Blanche Lewis has re .;sty
home after passing a week.
friends at Waterville. .,ch
Miss Annie Arnold Oh nv
passed the weekend at home.
The Kings Daughters VIII n.rriI
supper from 6 to O'Clock, ga u
night at the home OF Mr.. anu ,emt>l
Starkey at Pittston. Every ~ ~ "a
will please bring pie, CAKE " n
thing that will help to make
supper.
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LIBERTY

George Soule and family Of Rich
mond and Mrs Ellen Hartman were
Sunday guests at the home of
Charles Bagley.
Rev. H. w. Abbott is passing a few
weeks at his farm in Palermo.
DR.. and Mrs. c. B. Holt were Wis
itors in Belfast one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Sprague and in
FAINT son left for their home in
Franklin Saturday. Mr.. Sprague
has been principal of the Liberty
High school here for the past gear
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PALMYRA

Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Parkman and son
Dana were in Detroit Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lunt, accom-
panied by Charles Adams and family
of Newport, were in Belfast and vi
entity on an auto trip Sunday.
Mrs. H. d. Littlefield is in Lisbon.
called by the serious illness of her
sisters husband. John Charlsworth.
Mrs. Rose Dearborn of Dorchester.
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Liberty High School
Graduation Exercises

The graduation exercises OF =.
Liberty High school were held NJ
church Friday evening in the pa
ence of large gathering OF i,eIr
Program-Music, Miss ka u n
Sanford; invocation. Rev. II. ". %
bolt: music: Grafton, LABOR Y
Capital. Forrest E. Peavey; LII
Grafton, Value of a Higher LoE11
ton" Fannie f. Banks;
grafton, 1.-The Door of Success ar
Tabled PUSH" Bessy ;. ~
music: grafton, "The Value anu Z
cessity of Government" Ah~ pr
Light: music. Annual address, 100
w. f. Sherrye of Belfast; nr,s
presentation of diplomas by ~"
pal j E. Sprague.
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MONMOUTH

The 1923 issue of The Amaracus.
the paper published by the students
Of Monmouth Academy, 10 dedicated
to Hon. Charles l.. Andrews OF Au-
Eusta, an alumnus and trustee. Mr..
Andrews is a faithful and helpful
friend to the school ana retains a
warm affection not only for the
Academy but for his native town.
The annual prizes for the best e.
says submitted by pupils of the
Academy are presented by Mr.. An
drews.
Miss Ruth Cummings Of Belgrade.
who was for nearly two years first
assistant at Monmouth Academy,
but was obliged to resign her posi-
ton, on account of illness, was able
to be present at the graduating ex-
ercises Friday evening and was
warmly greeted by her pupils and
many friends.
The ball game at North Mon
mouth Saturday between the second
grammar school team OF Monmouth
Center and the second team OF
North Monmouth. resulted in VIC
tory for the Center team, with =
score OF IL to Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. v. Blaisdell. with
Mrs. w. w. Babcock of Cambridge,
Mass. attended the prize speaking
at Kent's Hill Friday eevning and
the alumni banquet and reception
Saturday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. C.. M. Randlette and
Miss Jennie Fowler drove to Kent's
Hill Saturday evening to attend the
Grecian play on the campus.
o....o%% c;lher%
The marriage of Donald c. Pres
colt OF Monmouth and Mrs. Grace
Gilbert Of Auburn. took place June
4 in Auburn. Mr.. Prescott Is q son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lesley c. Prescott.
Rev. c. E. Owens Of Waterville Is
at his summer cottage by the lake
for a few days.
Mrs. William w. Babcock Of Cam
bridge, Mass. Is passing a few days
In town. the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. v. Blaisdell.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist
church will hold food sale Friday.
June Is, at NJ. f. Days grocery
store.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bragdon and
little son. Ralph. of Lewiston. were
in town Sunday. calling on relatives.
Fred Blake has received another
shipment Of coal and 10 busy deliver
ing it.
Miss Nellie Shorey Of Portland is
passing a few days with her brother
and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. j.. T. Shorey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Small and
son. Knowlton, of Augusta. were in
town Monday afternoon calling on
Mr.. Small's aunt. Mrs. L. r. Shorey.
Mr.. Small is head Of Federal Estates
Tax Division in the Maine District.
Mrs. w. A. Whiting entertained
the Good Times Club Tuesday after
noon at her home at the fish hatch
cry. There were three tables of
whist. Mrs. Oscar True acting as
substitute. Light refreshments were
served by the hostess.
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READFIELD

irving Cowan, who underwent an op-
Grafton for appendicitis at the Augusta
hospital Thursday, June z. is getting
along well.
Rev. and Mrs. Love have sold their
home on the road leading from Read
field Corner to kents Hill to Mr.. Ingra.
ham Of Augusta. They left Tuesday
morning for the seacoast to pass most
Of the summer.
Mrs. Sarah D. Spaulding is in West
Stoughton to visit her son, George
Spauldings, and family. for q few
weeks.
Eugene LaBar Of New York has re-
Gently purchased the Stevens farm of
Mrs. Charlotte Stevens. He is now &C.
cupying a cottage on the shore Of Lake
Maranacook. 1t is understood that he
will not take possession of the Ste
vens farm until October.
There will be a Grange meeting at
Readfield Saturday evening. June 16. at
8 o'clock, followed by supper in the
dining hall. Members not solicited for
food please bring cake or doughnuts.
Mrs. Alice Manter entertained the la
dies Of the Universalist society Tues
day afternoon, June IL.
John w. Manter and Ernest w. Lew
is are painting the buildings Of Mr.
Lewis. DR.. J. S. Milliken's buildings
are being painted by Mr.. Stoddard. f.
E. Peacock's buildings have recently
been painted by Grant Henry.
Rev. Ernest w. Haywood preached
an interesting sermon to the children
Sunday morning after which the Sun
day school gave a Children's Day pro-
gram under the direction of Miss
Edith Stanley. A large class Of chill
dren. including three infants. were
baptized at the close Of last Sunday
mornings preaching service by Rev,
E. w. Hayward.
Ladies of the NJ. Z. Circle are invit-
ed to an all-day meeting at the home
of Eugene Jordan Wednesday, June 10.
DEPOT-William Small Of Portland
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Rickford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson T. Gordon are
visitors at the home of Mrs. Gordon S
sister, Mrs. Elsie Bell. Washington, d.
c. Word from Mrs. Gordon says: I'VE
are enjoying ourselves very much. both
with my sister and family and going
over the grand historical old city," Mr..
Gordon is a Shriner and they were
there during that meeting. Mr.. Cor
don's mother went by auto with them
stopping with her daughter. Mrs. II. J.
Sherman of Moorestown. n. j.. and is
enjoying her visit there very much.
Cottagers at Coleman Grove, Lake
Maranacook. are Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Avery of Rockland. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Orison and two children OF
Norwalk. Conn.,. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Whitfield Of Rutherford, n. Y.
Mrs. Helen Stevens. daughter and
son-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Buzz
zell of Smithfeld. were Sunday guests
of Mrs. Stevens sister. Mrs. Jennie
Bean.
The Kents Hill commencement exer-
cises were very entertaining and in
structive. Those who attended from
here were greatly pleased.
Miss Alice Hutchinson of Portland,
and sister. Miss Elmina Hutchinson of
Moses Brown school, Providence, r. l.,
arrived on the $40 train.
Miss Mildred Brown. L. of NJ, is at
home on summer vacation.
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again on the roads repairing them.
They are very rough and in much
need Of repairs.
Roscoe Thurston recently moved
into town from Belfast.
Rev. Mr.. Raven has returned from
visiting in Aroostook county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Hall attend
ed church at Thorndike Sunday.
H. +. Erskine took charge of the
meeting at North Montville Sunday.
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and has made a fine record Tor nn'
self as a teacher.
J. J. Walker and family arn'S
from New York last week ana v.
pass the summer at their home ns.
Arthur Sprague was a pus'l''
visitor in Thorndike Saturday
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Mass. is guest Of her sister. Mrs.
George Damon.
Mrs. Helen l.. Ward of Newport is
visiting Mrs. Eta Leavitt.
Mrs. Nellie Parkman, who has been
i'll. is somewhat improved.
Miss Mabel Turner. who Is teaching
in Ncwburg. and Percy Hopper of that
town were guests of Miss Turner's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Turner. Sun
Cay.
Mrs. Victoria Nutter of st. Adams
passed Sunday with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Sinciare. She was ac-
companied home by her mother who
will pass several days in the Nutter
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tibbetts of
Exeter and Mr.. and Mrs. Money Ted
ford of Brewer were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Manner Turner.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lampher and son
Merle attended the graduation exer-
ciscs at Cornna, Union Academy,
Thursday evening. their son Selden
being a member Of the senior class.
Attend Pomona
I In spite Of bad roads and inclement
weather a large number of patrons
! journeyed to Dexter Wednesday, June
6. to attend the regular meeting Of the
East Somerset Pomona. The hall had
been beautifully decorated in the ma.
tional colors and flowers. The stage in
itself was bower of beauty, being
banked in the rear with evergreen and
roses. while it the front Of the stage
were many narcissus grown by Mrs
! Florence Hoyt. These decorations
were prepared under the special direc.
ton Of a committee Of Dexter Grange
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MT. VERNON

The drama, can Old Fashioned
,, Mother" will be given at Odd Fell
lows hall, Mt. Vernon, June IS. If
: stormy, next evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-09
HONOR PASTOR
At JANESBURG
Rev. Mr.. Murphy Starts His
Duties at Methodist Church
Given Reception

JAMESBURG. April 9.-The Rev.
w. II. Murphy, newly-appointed pas
tor of the Jamesburg Methodist
church, was warmly welcomed as
pastor of the church and to the Dor
ough Friday night at a reception
given in his honor by the congrega-
ton. Frank NJ. Denton, welcomed
Rev. Mr.. Murphy in a speech filled
with words of welcome on behalf OF
the congregation and friends of the
church and predicted a successful
passionate If he was given the need
ed cooperation by the members OF
the church.
Rev. Mr.. Murphy responded in a
manne that he could not succeed
unless the entire congregation was
with him as one and said that al
ready he felt that his pastorate
would be one that would always be
recalled by him with pleasure. The
large audience warmly welcomed
their new leader with sincere hand
shaking and following the serving or
refreshments the younger people en-.
tertained with an impromtu program
of songs and instrumental selec-
tons that kept all in good humor
until a late hour. Rev. w. H. Muir
ply comes to Jamesburg from Roeb-
ling where he had a most successful
pastorate, succeeding Rev. Wolsefer
Johnson, as pastor of the ames-
burg church.