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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-09-02
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o. E. Lee of Billings was an
Oswego visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Pierre Taylor and her sis
ter Elizabeth Funk were in Os-
wego shopping Monday. Mrs.
Taylor will teach a school in the
Lustre country this coming term.
Knapp & Long and the Farmers
& Merchants Bank of Frazer are
moving the furniture and fixtures
from the Travellers Hotel this
week by order from the court.
Orville Mackenroth of Wolf
Point made a short visit here
Wednesday. He was on his way
to Glasgow. Mr.. Mackenroth
says he is not certain at this time
just where he will be located. Mr..
Mackenroth has been foreman of
the round house in Wolf Point
for the past few years.
Alfred Kjos left Thursday for
Glasgow where he will be the of
fetal jailor at that place.
Ed Johnson returned this week
from Denver where he shipped a
car of mules. He came back by
the way of Terry driving across
country.
Charles Ablin of Wolf Point
was an Oswego caller this week.
Mrs. VIM. Storm has as her
this week, her mother,
Mrs. Maude Halbert and sister
Mildred of Seattle. Miss Mildred
viii be one of the teachers of the
school this coming term.
Mrs. Louis Gregg of Frazer
vas an Oswego visitor Tuesday. =:
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-09-02

Mrs. George Flint and Mrs.
Fred Rathert accompanied by
their children motored to Frazer
one day last week to call on
friends and relatives.
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The threshing is about com
pleted now and on an average
the grain only made from eighr
to ten bushels TO the acre No
as good as was expected but we
are thankful for that much.
A good many are drilling win
ter wheat or starting to fall pillow
now.
Jens Dahl has a new Ford sedan
now.
Sunday visitors at the Hedge
Hauge home were Jens Dahl and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Sig Lund,
Mrs. Michaelson and sons, and
Lars Sand.
John Stolen and Gerald Thorn
as have gone to the Reservation
to work during the threshing sea-
son.
Robert Thomas and Arthur Fol
den started to town Friday but
the ferry was stuck on a sand bar
and the high wind was at fault.
The boys didn't get a chance to.
cross the river until evening.
Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Folden
and girls, Jens Dahl and family,
and Lars Sand were in town.
Alfred Michaelson\ is here from
Washington visiting relatives.
Albert M~endenhall's father isl
visiting him now.
Bernice Folden had her t@onsils
removed by a Wolf Point physi-
clan Wednesday.
S. 2. Thomas brought cattle
into Wolf Point Wednesday. They
will be shipped away ON Thurs
days cattle train.
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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-09-02
NEW MODEL oLDs HERE

A carload of the new 1927,
Series E, Oldsmobiles were UNI
loaded last Saturday by the Cam
rud Motor company. These cars
are now at the show rooms Of the
Camrud company and r ready
for inspection. An advertisement
elsewhere in this issue contains
full description Of the ears.
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LOCAL M OTHERWISE
Additional Locals on Page S


Have you noticed-there will be
five different complete programs
given at the Liberty this week
!. Look them over. 29-1
Mr.. and Mrs. Connie Schen-
k%eniberger took an interesting mo-
tor trip through the country
reached by the new Opheim
branch. Among the places they
visited were Scobey, West Fork,
and Peerless, returning by way of
Oswego.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Porsborg of
Opheim motored to Wolf Point
Sunday and were guests at the E.
B. Styer home for the day. They
returned to Opheim Monday.
Miss Myrtle Johnson, who has
been visiting at the home of her
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. o. c..
Johnson plans on leaving this
week for her home in Benson,
Mimi, the school term opening
there next Monday.
Charles Hauge, Ole Bjelland
and several of their friends from
Williston spent Sunday here.
|
j. H. Dahner, residing II miles
north Of Brockton was in Wolf
Point shopping Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schillinger
of Vida were in town shopping
Monday.
Miss Laura Nyland is on a va
cation trip in Minnesots. She
expects to be away about two
Mrs. Russell Hanson and son
were in town from Volt shopping
Monday.
Mrs. J. L. Seglias returned last
Thursday from a months visit
With relatives in Wisconsin and
Messrs. Clarence Severson and
r. c. Ditmarson drove to Plenty
yood and neiphboring places Sum
lay.
Miss Lucy LEM Of Havre
ipent Sunday with her parents,
Ar. and Mrs. Peter LEM.
Louis Green of the north coun-
ny was in town shopping Satur-
lay.
Fred Young of Vida drove into
Wolf Point Friday to get a load
If goods for the Vida stores. He
made the return trip Saturday.
"Beany" Lenz is notice. in town
his week. He is now working
With a surveying crew on the
treat Northern and works out of
he various towns along the di-
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Rathert,
ar. and Mrs. George Flint, Mr.. ]
nd Mrs. Clarence Severson mo- !
ored TO Poplar Saturday night to l
ttend the dance there. t
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kenny
nd daughter Frances left Mon
ay morning for their home in
They have been guests
or the last week Of Mrs. Kenny's !
ister, Mrs. II. A. S%choening.
Mrs. George Flint and Mrs. 3
red Rathert accompanied by {
heir children motored to Frazer !
ne day last week to call on
and r~elatiyes.
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Mrs. C. B. Koepke, Mr.. and Mr.:
f. C. Carruth, daughters Jean an
Cooley were registered at tn
i, Sherman Friday, while motorin
to Minot. Mr.. Caruth is tn
proprietor of the Havre hotel a
Havre. Mrs. Koepke is the sis
ter of Mrs. William Rae, a forme
resident of this city, and ha
many friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Seversol
left Friday for a short motor tril
going to several nearby towns
in connection with Mr.. Sever
sons work as film salesman.
Among the Southsiders in towr
shopping Saturday were Mrs. L
f. Gorton of Vida, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. w. Martin and son Monty OF
Nickwall, Nj. and Mrs. Jens
Dahl, Mrs. Henry Pipal and the
Sig Cusker children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Urban, Myra Cusker and
son, Morris Lund, and Otto Rad
Ike.
Clyde Seekins, cattle commits
sion man of South st. Paul and
John Mcdonald of Poplar came
into Wolf Point Saturday from
a business trip through the north
country.
w. C. Fields will be in town
Thursday and Friday at the Lib
erty and anyone wishing to re-
new acquaintance with this fun
ny personality, should by all
means cts the Old Army
Came" Poi
Mrs. Guy Sickels Of Sand Creek
in town Monday. She says
hat most Of the threshing in the
Sand Creek country is completed,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Montgom-
cry spent Monday in Scobey, mo-
5oring both ways.
Mrs. Delphia Clarke spent Sat
and Sunday visiting friends
IN the Southside.
John Bawden, Republican can
for county commissioner in
county was in town Mon
lay. Mr.. Bawden's home is at
Tickwall.
Melbourne Coffey has been
pending two weeks Of his vaca-
ion on the Herman Pipal ranch
With his friend Leo Pipal.
Bring in the radio tubes Of your
and have them tested FREE.
any need rejuvenating we can
tx EN- up. Also have a new COM
stock Of Radiotrons on hand.
5tennes- M cConnon Go. 29-2l
The Misses Mayme and Ada ia
obj returned Sunday night from
! two weeks visit in Cutbank,
Wh.tefsh and Kalispell.
Hank Cusker Of the southside
vas in town shopping Tuesday.
Mrs. Luella Barry, Mrs. b. A..
Brakeman and son Allen, Evelyn
Robert Cofey and Miss Lii
ian Schneider spent Sunday af-
ernoon at the Herman Pipal
south Of the river.
Mss Lucy Huxsol and Master
robert are expected home from
heir summers sojourn In iowa,
omorrow evening.
Pat s 1eehan and family have
one TO Wiiliston D make their
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Alfred Kjos and County Attor-
ney Roberts were in town Tues
day on official business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. R. Brown
visited with the Ed Johnson fam
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-09-02

lily at meir farm Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Storm at
tended the dance at Wolf Point
Friday night.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-09-02
Effective October |, 1926

On all calls from points in the territory OF
The Mountain States Telephone and Tele-
graph Company and points in the terri
tory of any other associated company
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HallOwell Man to
Manage Subsidiary
OF PurintOn Bros. Co.

Edwin Small of Hallowell will be
the manager of the Hallowell Fuel
Co., newly organized corporation.
subsidiary to the Purinton Brothers
Company of this city. This an
nouncement was made Tuesday aft
ernoon by Lawrence G. Purinton,
president Of the Hallowell Fuel Com
pany.
Mr.. Small is Hallowell man, well
known and liked in that city and his
acceptance of the position will meet
with the approval of his many
friends. He is the son of Mr..
Mrs. Harry e. Small, and for the past
three years has been : in business
with his father at Smalrs Market in
Hallowell. He attended the gram.
mar schools of the city and gradu-
ated from Hallowell High school in
1921. After graduation he entered
the employ of the Vickery & Hill
publishing company as designer
He is a member of Sanborn Lodge
I. o. o. F. of Hallowell.
The Hallowell Fuel Co. was re-
Gently incorporated and has leased
the large coal sheds on the FRANKLIN
]. Thrasher property. which until q
few months ago were occupied by
Hamilton & Company. 1t will be
opened for business probably abou,
the first of April and as soon as the
river is open a barge Of coal will be
brought to the sheds Of the new
company.
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FARM BUREAU NOTES

The schedule of Farm Bureau
meetings for this week is as fol-
lows: Wednesday, March II. North
Augusta at the Grange Hall. the
women's division to be in charge of
chairman, Mrs. Lura White and
clothing project leader, Mrs. Calix
Blouin. The subject will be Cloth
ing Selection" and there will be dis
cussion of becoming colors. lines,
etc., and each lady will make chart
to fit her own particular require
ments in this respect.
On Thursday. March is. a similar
meeting will be held at Belgrade in
charge of Miss Clara NJ. Parcher,
acting chairman, and Mrs. Minnie
Penney, clothing project leader.
THE Weber Pond division will
hold their meeting at the Cushnoc
range Hall, Friday. March 10. the
Meeting to be in charge of the chair
man, Mrs. George Smith and the
clothing project leader Mrs. Emily
Weeks. The county agent and home
demonstration agent will be present
at these meetings which viii be for
both the mems and womens' divi-
sions.
There will also be held at Farm
| ingdale on March 10 millinery
| meeting under the direction of the
| millinery instructors. Mrs. B. l..
TAYLOR and Mrs. A. H. Averill. They
| will have hat frames and various
millinery supplies to work upon. A
good attendance is anticipated as
this is to be a very interesting meet
ing. A basketry meeting in charge
of Mrs. Grace Thompson will be held
at yyinslow on March IS. and on
March 10 the South China ladies will
have a meeting in charge of Mrs.
Albert Jones and the time will he
devoted to the making of collars and
cuffs.
The attendance at the most recent
Farm Bureau meetings has been ex-
ceptionally good. At Benton here
were 43 ladies and IS men, at Sidney,
| So ladies and 26 men. and at Pitts
! ton, IS ladies and six men.
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Ladies' Aid Methodist
Church Plan BANQUET

The Ladies' Aid Of the Green
Street Methodist church met Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. Josiah Tay-
lor at her home, 20 Melville street,
with Mrs.. Frederick r.. Carter. the
assisting hostess. This was regu-
lar business meeting and AZ men,
bers were present. Plains were dis
cussed and made for the budget
campaign banquet to be held in the
church parlors on March % and the
following committee was appointed:
Mrs. Daniel Bush, Mrs. Edith
Wright, Mrs. L. S. Young. Mrs. L. d.
Hardwood and Mrs. Alton Dreamer,
The afternoon was passed in work.
ing on articles for the spring sale.
which will take place the coming
month. Refreshments of welsh rab-
bit, fancy cookies. date bars and
tea were served by the hostesses.
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ASSESSORS
NOTICE

The Inhabitants Of the City Of Au-
gusta, and others having taxable
property within said city, are hereby
notified and requested to bring in to
the undersigned assessors of said city,
true ana perfect Lists Of their polls
and all their estate, real and personal,
including money on hand and ali
money loaned on property, hypothe.
Gated upon mortgages, bonds, deeds,
notes, due bills ana memorandums or
est or other consideration shall be
paid or become due thereon, debts due
more than owing, and all property
held In trust as Guardian, Executor
or otherwise, which they are possessed
of on the frst of April, 1925, ana to
be prepared to substantiate the same
by oath.
All persons owning Real Estate
whose property was assessed in the
.rong name or by wrong description
=, the inventary Of 1925, or who have
released or sold Real Estate within
no past year, will call at the asses
rors' ofice during the time specified
below and have proper corrections ana
transfers made for 1926.
And for tho purpose OF receiving
said lists and making transfers Of
Real Estate, thu undersigned will be
in session in City HAN the first day of
April from to IL A. NJ, and from q
to p. NJ, ana each Thursday during
the month Of April, 1926 from 2 to 4
p. M, and any personal examinat ton
or conversation about the valuation
thereof by the Assessors will not be
considered as q waiver for neglect Of
any person bringing in true ana per-
feet Lists AZ required by lay.
Those persons who neglect to DOM.
ply with this notice viii be barred by
law from appealing from the decision
Of the Assessors on their application
for abatement for any errors In prop
erty taxed to them: and will be furth-
Hr liable to an additional valuation Of
IS per cent. for neglect or evasion in
true statement OF ownership Of
taxable property.
Blanks for returns may be HAD Of
US on application or by calling at the
ONCE Of the city Treasurer.
FEED W. LIBBY,
DIVIDE J. COTE,
j. W. BECK,
Assessors of Augusta.
April /, 1926.
mch 1eodSt
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BPW to Hold Contest
In Connection with
Forthcoming Revue

A poster contest for the Stuoen's
of ConM High school will be con-
Quoted by the local BPW club In con-
nection with the coming presentation
on Monday, April of the "Cheerup
Musical Revue" The contest will be-
gin today and will close on Wednes-
day night. March "a A prize OF 80
will be given by the club to the Cony
students who enters the best poster
advertising the show. All prizes en-.
tered are to become the property OF
the club. -,
In addition a prize of 50 will be
presented to the Grammar school pu-
pil who makes the greatest number
of words out of the letters contained
in the words "Cheerup Musical Re-
yue." This contest will run the same
length of time. The work OF those
taking part in either contest may be
left at the Norman Studio on water
street.
The revue will be staged under the
personal direction of Louis Tape OF
New York and the members feel that
it will be one of the outstanding pre-
sensations of the season In this Guy.
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Shower for Miss Parker

Miss Marion Parker was the guest
of honor on Monday evening at a
Miscellaneous shower tended her by
a small group of friends with whom
she used to work at the Gannett
Publishing Co. The shower was
held at the home of Mrs. Marie
Simpson Williams on Weston street
and was very enjoyable affair.
Miss Parker. whose engagement to
Jasper Worthing has been announced
received many fine gifts of pyrex.
linen and silver. The evening was
passed with cards and delicious re-
freshments were served by the hos
tess,
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Or, John w. Moore

DIP. John w. Moore, formerly of
this city. died at his home in ia
maica. Long Island, Monday, March
10. following a long illness. Beside
the widow and son, Clinton H. Moore,
he is survived by two sisters. Mrs.
Percy H. Knowles and Miss Marian
H. Moore. both of Brooklyn. n. Y.
The funeral will take place in
Brooklyn. Wednesday afternoon with
interment in the family lot at Cy-
press Hills. D.
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PALERMO

CENTER-Frank Downer was TAX
en- to Augusta hospital. Wednesday
Mrs. Norton of China. Is keeping
house for Charles Downer.
Mrs. Arthur Tyler and w. W.
Turner and wife attended church
services by radio. Sunday morning
and afternoon at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. e. Bowler, and were enter
tanned at dinner.
A small flock Of crows have made
their announcement of the coming
Of spring. A few weeks hence and
we shall not enjoy their company
so much. when they begin their an
nual destruction Of crops.
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committee held a consultation meet
ing and discussed the building OF tne
new schoolhouses. nv :,
Mrs. E. M. Gilman and Mrs. w. n
Thompson were In Augusta Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ E. Cain were car
ing Saturday on Mr.. and Mrs. Georse
Wellman in Gardiner.
The Ladies' Auxiliary meets at inc
Grange hall Wednesday, March ~ ~
an all-day meeting.
w. K. Thompson was In Norti
Whitefeld, Sunday.
The portable mill at East Chelsea
started Monday after being GOVT
several days for repairs.
George Holbrook is quite sick.
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WOmen's Missionary
So. United Baptist
Church Holds Meeting

A goodly number attended the
meeting of the Women's Missionary
Society of the Penney Memorial
United Baptist church held at the
home of Mrs. Scion Purinton, 81
Stone street, Tuesday afternoon. The
program was in charge of Mrs.
Ralph Herrick and a portion Of the
afternoon was passed in the study
which tells of the people OF, Mexico.
White Cross work for foreign mis-
sion hospitals was done and light re-
freshments were furnished by the
hostess.
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Junior League
Congo. Church Meets

The Junior League Of the Con-
gregational church met Monday eve-
ming at the home Of Mrs. Samuel
Titcomb on State street. The eve.
ming was passed in general sociabu-
ity and sewing on articles for the
baby table at the annual Christmas
sale. Eighteen members were pres
eht and very pleasant evening was
passed. Dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess,
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JOICE
Republican Caucus

At the Republican caucus held sat
urday in Whitefield. the following del
egates were elected to attend the Re.
publican State convention to be helc
at Portland April g.: Forrest Ware
Frank Jewett and Wadsworth Lewis
alternases, Henry Place, Fred Coombs
and Carleton Philbrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Lewis were
called to Randolph Sunday on account
Of the illness Of their brother-in-law
f. l.. Weeks. Mrs. Lewis will remain
a few days with her sister.
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xunera, of nars. Ella risid sawtelle

The funeral of Mrs. Ella Field Saw
telle was held at 2 O'Clock Tuesday
afternoon from the Plummer funeral
parlors at 16 Pleasant street Rev. A.
Francis Walch conducted the service
which was private. There were many
beautiful floral offerings. The body
was placed in the Mount Pleasant re-
ceiving tomb TO await burial in the
Oakland cemetery. In the spring.
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Out of respect to the late William
Young, superintendent of burials of
the city of Augusta for the past
four years, the offices Of city gov
eminent departments in City Mall
will be closed during the hour of the
funeral from go to $50 O'Clock this
afternoon. A delegation from the
several offices will attend the fun
eral services which will be held
from the Young home, 112 Sewall
street.
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FACE WOULD
|SMART TERRIBLY.
Hard, Red Pimples Broke
Out. Cuticura Heals.

My trouble was caused by eat
ing apples. My face began to break
out with pimpies that were hard
and red at first and then festered
and scaled over. They spread all
over my face making it very sore.
After the scales came off my face
would burn and smart terribly.
~ used everything I could think
Of without any benefit. A friend
recommended Cuticurs Soap and
Ointment so purchased some, and
in four weeks ! was healed, after
using two cakes Of Soap and one
bax Of Ointment" (Signed) Mrs.
Edith Brown. 81 Fortney Pl., Barre,
VT, Sept. "a, 1925.
Rely on Cuticura Soap. Ointment
and Talcum to keep your skin clear.
I Soap Sc. Ointment q and Zoe. Taleum Csc. Sold
everywhere. Sample each free. Address !:
-cutcura Laboratories Dept II, Maiden, Nsss"
~ Cutieura Shaving Stick Use.
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Mrs. Martha Berran and her son.
Dan Berran, will leave this morning
for Portland! where they will attend
the funeral of Mrs. Berran's brother,
William IT. J. Mccormick, who died
in that city on Monday.
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talk on alfalfa and the better bull
campaign. The women will be inter-
ested in Miss Pennock's lecture on be-
coming dress lines. Those who wish to
make a chart should bring pencil and
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MANCHESTER

/. A Republican Caucus will be held
Thursday, March IS, 1926, at 10 p.
NJ, at the residence of Edgar NJ. Ien-
fest to elect a town committee and
delegates to the State and District
Conventions at Portland. April 6. A
good attendance is desired.
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The Christmas Club was delightfully."-

The Christmas Club was delightfully."-
entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
Mildred Grover at her home on the
Oakland road. Sixteen members and
three guests were present at the meet
ing. The afternoon was passed with
sewing and a social good time. De-
licious refreshments of ice cream and
fancy cakes were served by the host
css. The club will meet March 80 with
Mrs. Gates and Mrs. Thomas.
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ADJUSTMENTS
AUGUSTA OPERA HOUSE
Another Good Vaudeville Show This
Week

"And still they come" This Is the
motto that prevails at the Augusta
Opera House when speaking Of the
vaudeville. The show this week
will once again delight Augusta
amusement seekers. The feature act
Is Atkins Claire Revue which is one
of the most expensive Of the season.
There are six artists in this revue
and with eight other artists who
make up the remaining four acts an
other fine show Is assured.-Adv.
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Mrs. r. E. Durgin and little
daughter. Eleanor. of 10 Murray
street returned from Dresden Mills,
Tuesday, where they have been on
a short visit with friends.
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paper, also a fashion mae..,-
baked bean dinner will be ser,..
noon. Anyone not solicited Il.
bring pastry. Invite your fr,.Ip -
come with you. saa
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Freda Worthing Of Palermo. who
has been absent from her studies at
Cony High the past week because of
the bad travelling, resumed her school
work Monday.
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Mrs Ernest Gagne entertained the
Fireside Club at her home on Water
street Tuesday evening. Sewing and
social hour were enjoyed and refresh
ments were served by the hostess.