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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-06-03

Mrs. L. E. Gorton and children
spent Saturday and Sunday at
their home on the Southside.
Little Susan Archdale has
been very i'll with pneumonia. Her
father returned from Washington,
D. C. Monday to find her much
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rider
gave a feast Friday the 28th in
honor of Charles Juniors second
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Standing
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Steph-
en- Cramer started on a trip to
Canada, Monday.
The members of the Catholic
church decorated the cemetery
Sunday. One could not help but
think as they looked at the beau
tifully decorated graves how
many hours of work had been
done in remembrance Of their low
ed ones.
The Presbyterians celebrated
Decoration Day Monday. They
went into the woods and had a
picnic dinner after the decorating
was done.
L. E. Gorton spent the week
end with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. BearSkin spent
Tuesday at the Ed Bearskin
home near Oswego.
Henry Blount and Mrs. Albert
Kennedy and SON were calling in
this vicinity Tuesday.
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Mrs. Thomas Ryan has been i'll
the last few days but is better at
this writing.
Mrs. Joshua Wetsit left Tuesday
for Sisseton, South Dakota, to
help care for her mother, who is
seriously i'll.
Many from this neighborhood
attended the Presbyterian Mission
program, also the party given in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. H. T.
Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Moore, who have resigned and will
leave the Mission.
Mesdames Pipal, Fredrickson
and Mus visited the school Thurs
day afternoon and remained for
supper with Mrs. Gorton.
A fast driving team and a
"spiffy" new buggy has more class
to it than a Ford sedan, aye.
Tommy Jr.?
Mr.. and Mrs. James Garfield
ST., are visiting friends at.
Berthold, North Dakota.
Florence %Ironstar will make her
nome with the Ryan family this
summer.
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B. C. Fleenor has been busy
painting the Mus school house
and finishing the belfry.
MI. and Mrs. H. E. Seminars
motored to Circle Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Hubbard,
D. R. Geer. R. NJ. Hagestad and
family. Albert Berners, and Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Sickels and Homer
we're shopping in Wolf Point on
Dollar Day.
Everyone is rejoicing over the
big rain which came last Thurs
day.
Ted Fleenor. Oscar Schwartz
and Ole Olsen are working on the
roads.
Mrs. Ben Naber visited with her
parents one day last week.
We extend our congratulations
to the newly-weds, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. R. Curtis whom we are quite
sure will reside on the Fred Sack
EFT farm as Mr.. Curtis has been
farming there this spring.
Guy Sickels was vaccinating
and branding calves last week.
Mrs. B. c. Fleenor and Miss
Olga called Tuesday afternoon on
Mrs. Guy Sickels.
R. T. Steffensen and family at
tended Memorial services in Wolf
Point Sunday.
R. H. Wiers recently received
word that his aged father had
passed away.
A. L. Upton former Sand Creek
homesteader writes that he is fin
ishing his second year of college
work at Washington Springs. So.
Dakota, and expects to teach
school at Murdo, So. Oak, the
coming year.
C. R. Curtis has been hunting
for his work horses this week and
Mrs. Curtis has been visiting her
friend Mrs. C. W. Fletcher during
the absence of Mr.. Curtis.
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Mrs. Cecil Perry and children
arrived Sunday from Ladysmith,
Wisconsin where Mrs. Perry has
been visiting the past month.
A large number from this COM
munity attended the Memorial Day
exercises in Wolf Point Sunday.
Don't forget the barn dance at
Nels Lund's big barn, Saturday
The normal training girls re
turned to Wolf Point Friday for
their graduation exercises.
Harvev Schill, Ronald Securely
r., VISITING the
Tuman boys Sunday.
Charlie Styer was visiting
friends in our community Mon
day.
Cecil Perry and Harvey Schill
dug out a den of five coyotes last
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Olson, Dell
Trimble. Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Scou-
rey attended the Silver Star
dance Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Zerbe we've
Wolf Point shoppers Wednesday.
j. Goosen and Albina were in
Wolf Point Wednesday to consult
an eye specialist.
There were Memorial church
services at the Waska school Sun
dav. a number from this communi-
ty attending.
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of Nels Hveem at 1870 p. m. Mrs.
Hveem will entertain the Ladies
Aid during the afternoon. All cor
daily welcomed.
June 13-Trinity Lutheran con-
gregation worship at the Chapel
at 500 p. m. The Sunday School
will meet at 400 o'clock just be-
fore church service.
Everyone in the community is
cordially invited to enjoy these
services with US.
REV. A. o. JOHNSON.
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Kaniswski
and Arthur DeTienne motoced to
Scobey and Poplar looking after
land to be leased.
L. V. Hansen of Scobey called
at the 500 post office on business
last week.
Ernest DeTienne started to
turn the sod again after the good
shower we had.
Mr.. Kaniewski has been remod-
cling the interior of Rasums Mel
sons home in Flaxville.
NJ. and Mrs. Dallas Matkin were
callers at the 500 post office.
The Rumley service man is in
the neighborhood repairing Rum
legs.
Victor DeTienne made a trip to
Bainville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Falk and
son made a trip to Poplar.
Donald Lang of Plentywood
who is to be the future mail car
rier on the star route is now liv-
ing on Mr.. Winan's ranch. He is
accompanied by his wife.
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appreciated by this community.
lust THINKING

JUST HlNklN0
Standing up here on the fire step,
Lookin' ahead in the mist,
With a tin hat over your ivory,
And a rifle clutched in your fist,
Waitin' and watchin' and wond-
rim
If the Huns comm over to-
night
Say, aren't the things you think of
Enough to give you a fright?
Things you amt ever thot of
For a couple o. months or more,
Things thatll set you laughin'
Things that'll make you sore,
Things that you saw in the movies,
Things that you saw on the
street,
Things that you're not really
proud of,
Things that are not so sweet.
Debts that are past collectin',
Stories you hear and forget,
Ball games and birthday parties,
Hours Of drill in the wet,
Headlines, recruitin' posters,
Sunsets way out at sea,
Evenings of pay days-Golly-
It's a queer thing, this memory
Faces of pals in HOmeburg,
Voices of women folk,
Verses you learnt in school days
Pop up in the mist and smoke
AS you stand there grippin' that
rifle
A'starin' and chilled to the
bone,
Wonderin' and wonderin' and won
derin'
Just thinkin' there-all alone!
When will the war be over?
When will the gang break
through?
What will the U. S. look like?
What will there be to do?
Where will the Boches be then?
Who will have married Nell?
When's that relief a-comin' up?
Gosh! But this thinkin's hell!
Hudson Hawley.
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After such a nice rain as we
had Thursday we will try to come
in smiling and go on hoping it
didn't come too late to save the
crops and that more will follow
soon and we sincerely hope the
wind will be a little more gentle.
We heard that Gust Johnson
had to quit planting the first of
the week and haul his fields back
or move the fences to where the
wind had moved them. Our in
formant had a reputation for hon
esty but as the old saying goes,
all signs fail in dry weather.
J. B. Hardness Of Hanover. Hi
nos, attended the funeral of DR..
I. Atkinson last Sunday and
visited relatives and olu friends
at Nickwall and Circle the last
week, returning home Friday.
Our school year closed Friday
with a program of school work.
plays and athletics. Seven
eiehth-graders passed. Mss Ger
trude Hank will be with us again
next year.
Last Tuesday and Wednesday
most all the horses in the two
school districts were gathered into
th4 J. H. Bawden pasture and.
Thursday and Friday an army Of.
men (it looked like an army to.
the cooks gathered them into a
natural corral against cut banks
N a bend of Nickwall creek and.
branded about $50 head, Meals
were served at the J. H. Bawden
ranch by Mrs. W H. and Mrs. If
vim Bawden, with some neighbors
helping. The branding was a
hard job as there r an unusual
" large number of scrubs from
3 to ) years old running loose
and unclaimed. 1t is believed that
about 800 head are running wild
there. Irwin Bawden had a little
finger mangled by a rope and Serl
Harlow had a knife run through
his hand close to the thumb, when
a horse kicked the knife.
Shirley Bridges of the Frye
70 was IN +he Southside and
helped in the horse roundup and
with two other men started to the
Big Dry country Saturday. They
were dinner guests at the home of
his aunt, Mrs. E. W. Martin on
Tuesday.
The Jeff Nail family. the George
Nail family, the two Foley chill
dren. Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert
Rhoads. Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Ca
hill were dinner guests at the
Glenn R. Nail home Sunday.
The following poem was a part
Of the services Memorial Day held
by the Rev. Clarence Orner be-
fore a large crowd at the Nick
wall school house. The meeting
was closed with a prayer at the
.ickwall cemetery. The services
were impressive and very much
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Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Corners
visited several days in the paren-
tai Jacob Kluth home at Forest
City, South Dakota.
Elsie Jorgensen gave a party
Sunday, the occasion being her
seventh birthday. Many little
girls were in attendance and all
enjoyed a good time.
Richey come over Sunday and
walloped it to US in a ball game,
the score being 6 to 7.
Mrs. Ella Gardner who has been
in Wolf Point under the doctors
care is at home again.
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Len Nutter and Roy Liddle were
Wolf Point visitors on Tuesday.
Elvera Anderson is keeping
house for Hans Tveten at present.
George Buck, Joe Mcmahon
and others made up a party on
Friday and motored to Milk river
on a fishing trip.
Mrs. Lee Thornburg and Miss
Jessie Anderson enjoyed supper
at Clarence Chamberlain's on Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Liddle were call
ers at the Beck home on Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. L. f. Gorton spent the
week end at her home here. Mrs.
Gorton is teaching the Wetsit
school across the river.
Glenn Cray and family spent
Sunday evening at the Olaf Tveten
home.
Cleve Rankins has been helping
Len Nutter put down a well this
last week.
Word has been received from
Mr.. Roseman that he arrived safe
ly in Cashmere, Wash, and en-
the trip. He also states
that Leonard Rosemans have
bought a home and orchard.
Mrs. Rankins and son Cleve mo-
tored to Circle Saturday, return
ing Sunday.
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sunday School, 1000 a. m.
Morning Worship, HOO a. m.
Evening Service, 1880 p. m.
Junior League, 800 p. m.
Epworth League, $50 p. m.
C. E. HAYNES, Minister.
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Bryan's daughter believes woman's
place is in the home bur n rureins
for Congress probably feels sued Is
at home there.
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Grover Bergdoli, draft dodger
now in Germany. says he's through
with Americans. Maybe hes wise
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Putnam patriot., 1926-10-15
PUTNAM The Bugbee Corporation


Mir and Mrs. Eben Holden motor ed to Boston for che weekend.
 Mrs. Agnes Wood of Pleasant street is spending a few days with Miss Nel- lie Chandler of N oodstock.
 Misses Er i and Lucy Ellis, Lil- liam and Marion Warren motored over the Mohawk Trail Columbus Day
 Mrs Mary Bishop of Grove street has been entertaining Mir and Mrs Charles Bugbee of Brooklyn \. |.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Kent and family and Mf. and Mrs Earl Kent attended Brockton fair last Saturday.
 Clarence E. Pierce and Mir. and Mrs. Carl Pierce of Hartford motor ed to Naverly. Mass, Tuesday visit ing Mr and Mrs Ralph Pierce
 Mir. and Mrs. William Richardson have returned to their home on Me chanics street after a two weeks mo- tor trip through Maine and northern New England.
 Mir. and Mrs Robert King and two littie daughters have returned to their home in Bridgeport after visiting Mrs Kings parents MT. and Mrs. Thomas Marlow of Farrows street.
Putnam patriot., 1926-10-15

A. Dupre. Jr.. has moved from Church street Co White Plains. N l..
 Mr and Mrs John Ding~all and Miss Edith were in Norwich Tuesday
 Mir and Mrs. Walter N Phillips have returned from a six weeks west. erH trip.
 MT and Mrs. Arthur Rouse. Miss Ethel pinRwaH and David Fahlstrom attended the Stafford fair Tuesday
 Mrs George Williams of Wood stock avenue is at St Vincent's hos pital. Worcester. recovering from an operation.
 Allen Smith of Boston, formerly of Putnam. has been visitor here this week He Is steward on the din= CT between Boston and Portland.
 Mrs George W Gilpatrie and Miss Etta Hodges of Fremont street have been visiting Mir. and Mrs. Ray mond Gilpatric and family of New Britain.
 Miss Evelyn Shaw returned early in the week from the Deaconess hos pital. Boston, where she was operated on for the removal of goitre. and from which she E making q good recovery.
Putnam patriot., 1926-10-15
BENOIT UNOPPOSED
Democrats Make No Homina ton For Probate Jud ge.---
 Potvin Representative

About fortF,GFe democrats attend as tae Harsg ea4el= #n she municipal t4sslaF evening. twelve z
 Hs m=H kaH1H ] I1aa acted a' chairman and George
 -=Hreta
 I##HE considerable discuss on rei lfe ta nominating candidates for aIi offices it aa- .aed that tha caa-
 8F sr8ara= th= reua8lI- can candidate for judge of probate Henry E Benoit as t5 leave the column blank
 Aftef at least fee Hames had been mentioned candidates for represe.l- t.veaHH tfe honor declined by thssr named, George Petvin was nominated SD other nomination for representa- t3se aas made
 For justices of the peace the foI- lowing were nominated Edmund Du- 5ois James J Charr8n. Bernard Me Garry George Potvin. Alexander GH n r. John ] McGsrry and Armand Farley
Putnam patriot., 1926-10-15

Mr and Mrs Alvin Leeisir spent Thursday H Providence.
 Mr and Mrs Leonard Mellor are n Boston for several days.
 Mir and Mrs Raymond Durfee aye spending Che weekend in Bethel W
 Isadore Lemonovitz of Bridge street was Worcester visitor on Tuesday.
 Mrs. E Nj. Wheaton and Miss Mary Wheaton were in Worcester Thursday
 Mir and Mrs. Armand Laehanee and son Henry spent Saturday in Providence
 Mi,s Ruth Chase of Providence and Mrs. C W Chase.
 Miss Geraldine Frost has returned from a three weeks visit with rela- tivts n loukers. N '.
 Mrs. Ida G. Kennedy was in Put nam few days this week, the guest of Mrs John A Dady
 Mir. and Mrs Arthur Pepin and family of Southbridge spent the week end with Mrs A. Lagrandeur
 Rev Frank Fuller of Tatem street occupied the pulpit in the ConRrega- .Ianai church of Thompson Sunday.
 Michael Bradley and daughter, Mrs Minnie Newton of Worcester spent Saturday with Miss Surau Brady
 Kenneth Averill of Springfield has been the guest of his parents Mr. and Nfs Warren Ayerill of Pleasant street.
 Mir and Mrs. Albert Chase of Prov. Iaeuee were recent guests of Mir and Mrs Clarence W Chase of Walnut treet
 Mir. and Mrs Frank Bernier Mir, Prosper Negiard. Mrs Henry Benoit and Leroy Bernier spent Monday iu Worcester
 Mis. Winifred Bassett and Robert Jordan of DanIels0n had tons.ls re. moved at the Day kimball hospital last week
 Mir. and Mrs. (. $. Audem have returned ta their Grove street home after spending the summer at Hamp- ton Beach N. H.
 rank otseN or Lynn haAAss mas been visiting his father. Frank toisey. If th.s city. and other relatives and friends this week.
 Alrs. Ethyl Wolfe and children of Worcester spent Sunday the guest of Mrs Wolfe's sistcr and husband Mfr and Mrs Jacob Wolfe of Chapel street.
 Mrs. Harry Jsquath of Worcester spent several days last week the guest If her sister and husband. Mir and Mrs William kilborn of Little River road.
 Mrs Ruth Sherman and her mother. Ars. Frisbeo. Mr and Mrs Albert Chase of Providence. were guests of Mir. and Mrs. Waldo Chase last We'd nesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Almy and son Charles of Tiverton Four Corners, R. l.. has been spending a few days this week with Franklin B. Christmas and family.
Putnam patriot., 1926-10-15
RsntI.t eht,rrh Nntr.

Sunday. I0d0. worship The hureh Pacing the &eW Age"
 HIhiV school. M uaea HOnared 4n H Death
 6 u m#. C. r.. meetings. Ideals Found fhc Constitution of thc Emit ed States
 2 wor hip Tine Seeking Saviour .
 Monday t=7.45. first of six studies on the Bibig bv the pastor for the Christian ErdeHv7f society ut 58 Sun nysidc avenue First study a enutl ed eE8cfs Abuut-th Bible
 Tuesday, 4t s T.. m-, Workers GauH- ell. at Che home of Mrs Olin Farrew Z32 Woodstock avenue. Membership and Attendance.
 Wednesday at p. m. bean supper by the Blue Ribbon class
Putnam patriot., 1926-10-15
In the Churches
Congregational Church sstes

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 Sunday. 0#t. U. go 4a I aerFIre af ssuf fhe=H.H= a#E HpeaE 5H Inc Re RelEs5H af Loyalty The music 85i. eas follow Anthem Father af AL Peace. fe-Hanae. Nearer Ns God t9 THee. Elebe sehiiin0
 I'd 00 the church school and Meu.s Fora The forum Wll diseass "The Rel 5f the Prophets
 40 m The spaIdluR library.
 he young peoples meet lH IbJ,5E " hal Ideal Afe He4 tae constitution of the Romans l3si-s.
 tuHe f= G=80 P ms the lHHa# banquet If the 1aa az tI4 p. m. eoH= ference .e#rrH aud committee ureH eHaaI at fhe home uf bss tlt sharp fH fsazH.z conference ##
 Ha minister
 Wedr6=aIg. u5 zen aH choir rrHeaf
 Thar aH. 9tr2t tI# E# HH eH-If H-Hr=at h. HHafeb HsH# service subject Event h hr EArs ReLaau T cry af New England Hra3rr B,E= Frank A Fuller.
Putnam patriot., 1926-10-15

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Durfee and son spent the weekend in Grotaa
 Mrs. Ida Bard spent the weekend with her sister. Mrs. H. + Hewitt T Groton. Conn
 Mrs. Ellen Torrey of Central Vii. iage is visiting her daughter. Mrs George Baker of Fremont street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leonard Mellor and Mir and Mrs. Walter 4. Wheaton were in Brockton last Friday attend. ing the fair
 Mrs. Mary A Clark of Putnam Heights leaves this weekend Co spend several weeks with her daughter, Mrs. William T. Fletcher of Worcester.
 Lester Winslow of Brooklyn, N r. returned to his home Sunday after spending a few days with his brother, William Winslow of Farrows street.
Putnam patriot., 1926-10-15

George Robbins of Danielson spent Frda ay n town
 John W Gshan of Main street spent Tuesday iH Worcester
 Miss Sylvia Warren spent the week. end with frieHds in Worcester
 Harold r. Robbins of Norwich ptHt Thursday in town on business.
 Ernest Moran of School street spent Sunday with relatives in W Worcester.
 Mr and Mrs Fred Gagnon of Man trret spent Thursday in Providence.
 ovila Cosselin of Meadow street pent Wednesday with Boston friends
 Philip Maynard of Middle street spent Tuesday with friends in Platn- field.
 Mrs Mary Bovis of Woon..eket spent the weekend with relatives here
 Juds Lemonovit1 of Bridge street spent Thursday with ff.euis "a Moe sup.
 Mrs Bertha knibb. of Main street spent Sunday with relatives in Prov Idcnge-
 Eugene Bressette of Lee street spent Saturday with friends in NoaH- socket
 Henry Cagne of Wood,toek avenue spent the weekend with friends ln NeW York City
 Mir and Mrs Samuel Diamond of Grove street spent fuesday with Wor- cester relatives
 Ralph Thurston of Grove street spent tbe weekend with relatives in Fall River. Mas
 Mrs Martha Griffen of Pomfret street entertained Hartford relatives otcr the week k=eud
 Miss Anna Weaver of PinevilIe. Conn spent several days ths week with friends here.
 Mr., Berniee C. Delaney of Main street entertained relatives from Noousucket an Sunday
 Msses Anna and Marguerite Nte6gs of P0mfret street spent tri- day with friends .u Boston
 Mir and Mrs Aldeas Martin have returned from then wedding trp and are at home on Meadow street.
 Mir and Mr, Samuel Rosoff of Worcester formerly of this city. spent Sunday with friends here
 Mrs David Moran and daughter Miss Helen of School street spent Sun day with relatives lu Worcester
 Mir. Catherine Ryan of South Main street ls entertaining Mr and Mrs Fred McDevitt of PaWtucket. R. l.
 Mir and Mrs. Theodore Dehsle of Sunnyside avenue are entertaining Alfred J Bryan of Newport, R. L
 Ais. Ann Hogan of Hartford ,pen, the weekend the guest of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hogan of fatem street.
 Mrs. James Pierce of Blaekstone spent the weekend the guest of Miss es Eliza and Marietta Reid of South Main street.
 Mrs. Thomas Sweeney of Hartford spent W Wednesday, and Thursday the guest of her aunt, Mrs John Bren- nen of Church street.
 Miss Roae McCauley of Torring. Ion spent the weekend the guest If her parents, Mir and Mrs John Me Cauley of Church street
 Miss Eleanor Murphy of Bristol. Conn. spent the weekend the guest af her mother Mrs Catherine Mur- phy of Sunnyside Heights
 Mrs Mark Lewis of Pomfret spent several days this week the guest of her son and wife. Mir and Mrs Er- nest Lewis of Walnut street.
Putnam patriot., 1926-10-15
ABiE.s IRISH ROSE
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Method..t Church Note.

Rev. N B Burton Pastor
 The attendance at the Arzt church night service was over fifty and ull njoyed fhe program Rev k C. stimson of Danietsun led Che deVe- tionai service and later had charge of the boys class in radio Mir Bur ton led the second service taking as his topic. w orship Mrs Charles Rawley had charge nf the class ,n
Putnam patriot., 1926-10-15
The SaIxation Army

n a m holmes mcctUft It ma Sunday school; Gl5 D. m., young peoples ieU6u, a60 D. m. salvation meeting.
 Week nights. WedH day and Fr- day Ht ?. m.
 All are cordially invited To attend these meetings conducted ip fbe ed fashioned evaHeeH=tie way Much prayer. testimony and song
Putnam patriot., 1926-10-15
St= Marvs Church Notes

Rev GHfles F Bedurd. pastor Rev Adrian Dykemau aHd Rev. Ar thur Roathjer ass stunt pastors Masses are celebrated ou Sundays at the following hours o'clock. 8 O.. clock. g15 o'clock and 10 go o'clock.
Putnam patriot., 1926-10-15
St. Philip. Church Note.

Sunday after Trinity
 On Sunday next the service will be- morning prayer~aHd sermon at TO 90 1 m-
 Sunday school at sij T. m prompt Choir rehearsal tonight at Il1.p. m-