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' l i b r a r y .

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^ f ^ a ^ ^ a n ^ f S i i e p a r d l a s t week Thursday , ^ g f i f * jgl^&sant t i m e was enjoyed by . ^ | ^ | - . i i i f i ne r ' w a s served to forty-

*.-. lAxnong those p resen t were Rev. and : - | f e . Cha r l e s Shuihway of Gienfield, \Mfes Alni i ra Ca rpen t e r of Constab'le-

~ ville, Mr. and Mrs. G r a n t Ingersol l of, •Boonville, H a r r y Phi l l ips of House

«mght.Cap > o ^ | ' - ' - ¥ a s ; a ,¥e^ ' l f i r i i - " l i an t Sn ceek s ^ -b p i c r • I n t e r e s t i n g

'News. - G r a n g e H a l l w a s t he scene of ; a

p l easan t g a t h e r i n g Thursday^ eveAnfe, w h e n m o r e t h a n one h u n d r e d As­sembled a t " t h e Night Cap ' Social. The fol lowing p r o g r a m was nicely p r e s e n t e d : I n s t r u m e n t a l due t , . Miss Edy the Nor ton and F l o r en ce Bratf-fsfc; Rec i ta t ion , " 'Parcel Post ," Celia Seymour ; "Reci ta t ion, "How Sal ly Helped," Eva Miller; I n s t r u m e n t a l Duet, .Misses Edi th and E the l B r o w n ; Reci ta t ion, "Now is the Time," Mar-

... , , . , . „ . , _ .. | ion Seymour ; Song, "Down by the W I e , ^ r ; T

a n i M r S - ? , d W a r l D a m u t h , 0 1 d M n i g t ., u n i a n S m i t h ; Rec-Mr. an<l Mrs Grover Damuth Mr. and ; t a t i M , E s t h e r L o n a s _ M r s . E H. Millard, Mr. and Mrs. Ar- , T l l 8 n f o H o W e d a b e a n t c o n t t

tbur . Dickinson David Evans Clinton ; ,-n xMch t e n l a d i e s w U h M * A ^ A^fo, A r t h u r Shepaa-d Rober t Radley, j B l ; ! . d i c k a g c a p t a i n t o o k t h e s i d e

Mrs. Card, Loren White and Llewel-lyn Rober t s , all of Tur in .

v L i b r a r y Addi t ions . The following books have recent ly

been added to the l ib ra ry of the P r e s ­by te r ian Sunday school :

^Beautiful Joe , Ben Hur , Captain "Warren's Wards , The Chapercnc , A D a u g h t e r of the Manse, The Doctor, Doctor Lat imer , For Conscience Sake , Mrs. Wiggs, of the Cabbage Pa tch , Our Li t t le Brown Cousin, Our Li t t le Mexican Cousin, Pussy Meow,

captain, : aga ins t , ten gent lemen with Carl , Brown as Captain. The judges , I Char le s McConnel and F . E. W a r m -

wood decided in favor of the gent le ­men who were t rea ted to popcorn balls which they generous ly shared with the i r lady opponents .

A grocery contes t foiiowed in which Miss Ger t rude Budd was the winner of the first prize, and Col. Jacob Van Woer t the consolat ion prize. In the corn guess ing contes t A r t h u r Burdick was t he successful

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Liast Thursday , ; a t "the l iofee of t e e br ide ' s -pareMs, Sir. ataa" Bifr3. C. %. . Peebles , occu r r ed . , t h e . m a r r i a g e , of their daugh te r , MarJy 13. "P'eeble's t o Clair Smfth, of S p r i n g Mill's, Alle­ghany County.

At 12 o'clock, in t he p resence of the immedia te family, they were made husband a n a wife, Rev. W. A. Garden ­er pas to r of the Methodist Church , pe r fo rming the ceremony. After t he usua l congra tu la t ions d inner . was served.

Miss Peebles has a lways lived he re a n d b a s many fr iends in th i s locality. Mr Smith came he re from Spr ing \ ^ ^ i f " • S a r t ^ ^ ! 5 E 5 S e r 8 7 " r a d " a Mills nea r ly two y e a r s ago, and h a s I g r a n d d a u g h t e r , Mr*, ' i d w a r d Oldfield, won many friends s ince he came h e r e . ! nf <h\* ,vifldo, *v ,U - V-

Mr. .and Mrs . Smith left G i e n f i e l d ! " P * .' J / / fcr the i r wedding t r ip in the southern I A VmaSky F a t t y . p a r t cf the s ta te . j Las t Wedrlesda-y' :evejning Miss Mu'r

Tite WaVufogton Social. * i i e l Nevin ce lebra ted p e r 13th b i r th - j h ,«, , . | day by en te r t a in ing a [company of he r j

' f r iends . A m o s t m j e W b l c t ime was j

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Mr. Barbejjff-. den m AfgKJMf .•of. this . i|rl'ae# wife, Wbicat^t m ago wheja ^<ef went tb live:-" •Ida E v a n s 'of, ' ft | | V f ! 0 r h e r s . H was a veter 'an: | ) | ' j^p.Si ivfI War , hav­ing served 5 r i " % h # | j l | » % a r .

He leaves 'QfleX.B&^SjrV/Parry Bar­be r of Greig, tfiSefl^jEteftter. Mr*. Ida

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Seven Oaks, Shaggy Coat, S t r a w b e r r y gr.esser and consolat ion prizes

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Acres , Seventeen Li t t le Bears , The Secre t Garden, The Second Genera­t ion, The Tes t ing Fi re , Th ree Li t t le Cotton Tai l s . The Victory of Allen Rut ledge , Via Crucis , Wi th Cus ter in the Black Hil ls .

Underwent Operat ion. Clarence W. St rong is at F a s t e n

Hospi ta l , Utica, where he was opera t ­ed upon .last Sa tu rday for a rup tu re . Mr. S t rong has been spending the win te r in Flor ida , and re tu rned ac far as Utica, where he will receive t rea t ­ment . The latest r epor t s from hir-i a r e favorable and his many friends hope he will be seen again in Tur in soon.

P re sby t e r i an O i n r c h ^"otcs. The men scored ano ther vic 'ory in

the a t t endance con tes t at the Presby­ter ian Sunday school las t Sunday, the coun t being 62 to 39 per. c e n t , mak­ing the s tanding for the two weeks 122 to 92.

The annua l mee t ing of the Presby­t e r i an Church will be held on Mon­day, March 3, beginning at 1:^0 p. m. Two t rus t ees and two e lders will be elected and the annua l repor t s will be read. After the mee t ing t he usua l suppe r will be served in the chapel .

Women's Home -Missions.

The Woman ' s Home Missionary So­ciety of the M. E. Church will hold the i r r egu la r meet ing a t the home of Miss Grace Shepard next F r iday af­te rnoon at 2 o'clock. The mite boxes will be opened a t th is meet ing.

Brief Town >'ews. The Tur in Grange will meet next

Sa tu rday af ternoon a t 1:30 o'clec ' ' The first and second degrees wiK confer red and a p r o g r a m rendered. s Jggpguad. -Mrsi Char les Hoffman en-

-^^^^^^'iar d i n n e r las t Thu r sday . '£$. Alber t W. Kidder of

i ! a n d Mrs. George Aim and tw© ch i ld ren of Constablevi l le .

T h e r e g u l a r meet ing of the Men's Guild will be held at the home of P. B. Oaster , on Tuesday evening, March i.

Mrs. Helen Marham is teaching in Dis t r ic t No. ", Tur in . H e r school commenced las t Monday.

Persona l Mention. Miss Cecil Rober t s o

spending some time fr iends.

Miss Clara Markham h e r school in Collinsvi:

^ day. Communion will b " observed in the

M. E. Church next Sunday morning. Miss S. Mabel Miller r e tu rned from

a p leasan t visit with friends in Roch­es te r , last Sa turday .

Mrs. ('. M. Smith has an a la l i a which has 37 ia rge white blossoms.

Miss Anna Mae Millard o;' I 'tica, is visi t ing fr iends in Tur in .

.Miss Carr ie K. Sat tes c o m m e n ^ d her school in the town of Mar t ins -burg las t Monday.

— v Mrs. John Oaster . who h a s been in Sll. Luke ' s Hospital for several weeks for - t rea tment r e tu rned las t woe'; Thu r sday . Her many !' p leased to see her much i A. T. J o n e s , Cor.

awarded to Mrs. El la Brown and Miss Kat ie Beals . After these exerc ises each gen t l eman purchased and don-

Thc Washing ton Social F r iday evening was largely a t tended. One hundred and twenty gues t s wore present .

The house was pret t i ly decorated with nat ional colors and ha tche ts . Orches t ra music was furnis'hpd and games w e r e played. A good time is repor ted by ail .

En t e r t a ined Kind's D a u g h t e r s . The King 's Daugh te r s Circle, and

the c lass of in t e rmed ia t e s of the

spen t in p la iyng gan ,ps , af ter which dainty refreshments') were served.

ned his cap, which wi thou t exception ; P resby te r i an Sunday school were in-were most becoming, then sought and vited to the 'home of Mrs. Tha t che r . found his p a r t n e r for supper and al l : on Sa tu rday af ternoon to mee t her did jus t ice to the well tilled tables . I s is ter , Miss H a r r i e t E. Sheldon, r e - i

The nea t sum of $25.55 was realized I cent ly of Beulah .Mission, Natal , South :

and the M. E . Society wish to t hank ' Africa. all who in a n y way contr ibuted to the • Miss Shelden gave a vivid and high- ' evening 's success . j ly in te res t ing account of the l i " e ' o f :

.Snrnrised Mrs. Brown. i t h e Zulus , i l l u s t r a t ing the same by , many cur ios and pho tographs b rough t

Brief ^>wii Stf*s. Miss Eefta €!; "iSEraimoh-, commenced

h e r Sp r ing t e r m of school Motfday i n t h e Snecke r d is t r ic t . , All welcome mte Grari&on %aM" aagin .

School , h a s •reopfned a t Spe r ryv i l l s , a f ter a ifour weeks ' vacat ion wi th Miss Li l l ian P r i t c h a r d of Houscvi l le , a s teacher .

T h e Ghost Social held a t S tuddrs was a success in every way. All bad a good t ime.

M3ss Ahim Peckham has r e t u r n e d from Geneva; whe re she h a s been some t ime wi th h e r s i s te r Mrs. Wil­l i am Black. She commenced h e r school in the town of New Bremen Monday.-.

P e r s o n a l s , Mrs. Wil l iam Provorce and daugh­

ter , Delia visited a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. H e n r y Chase, Sa turday .

Mrs. E m m e t t Rennie and son, Leon, a r e sick a t this wri t ing.

Mr. William Howard cont inues to be very sick.

The family of H e n r y Chase are all sick a t this wri t ing.

1 John Maxwell was Sunday gues t of ; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gazin. I Mrs. Louis Saunde r s has r e tu rned I from Clinton, where she has been the 1 pas t week.

Mrs. Marcei lus Har t l ey and son, '• Merrel ls , spent Wednesday with Mr. -and Mrs. Solomon Rennie . i Samuel , the l i t t le son of Mr. and ; Mrs. Leo Vanat ta , is recover ing from 1 a hard cold. , H e r m a n Fen ton cont inues very i i:oor!y.

Vernon Brown visited friends a t Lyons Fa l l s last week.

Mrs. Walker Saunder s is very ill a t this wri t ing.

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The hours were p leasant ly passed with music and conversa t ion :'iul de-delicious re f reshments were served. Much Credit is due Miss Mae Claffey fcr the evening 's enjoyment.

Mrs. Brown, who has gone to Boon­ville to make her future home, has many fr iends here , who while they regre t her depa r tu re , wish her much happ iness in her new home.

GreJK Grange Meeting. The r e g u l a r meet ing of Greig

Grange will be held Sa tu rday even­ing,, March 1st. and the first and sec­ond degrees conferred on a c!a--s of sixteen. One of the iaides of this c lass is repor ted to have reached the advanced age cf 97 years but is still very act ive and will make a valued addition to our membersh ip . A large a t t endance is desired.

Brief Town News. H a r r y Barbe r on Monday received

the news of his fa ther ' s death, Adel-be r t Barber , which occurred a t the heme of his g randdaugh te r , .Mrs. Old-field of Lyons Fa l l s , where he was visiting, Mr. Barber was a veteran of the Civil War.

Mr. and Mrs. Blade have purchased of l-invrence Beck. Jr . , his house in Greig and will take immedia'.i pos­session.

Greig Pe r sona l s . C. O. Brown of Talcot tvi l le , was in

town Sunday. .Mrs. Maurice Buckley and daug:;-

t'-r, Hilda, r e tu rned home last week 1'iori a visit with friends in Car thage .

E rnes t Har r i son and ' 'Mac" jfc-Kcown o'' Lowville, spent Sunday with the former 's pa ren t s , Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Harr i son .

William l.ouas of Lowville, sp^nf Sunday wiih his pa ren t s , Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Lcnas .

U 'v . Fred E. Har t l ey will speak in the M. I-;. Church Sunday at 11 a. m., and 7 p. m. All a r e cordial ly invited.

land. She also and sang in the

from tha t far-away read the Sc r ip tu re Zulu tongue.

\ Ha t JSocinl. The Ladies ' Aid of the Methodist

Church will give a "Hat Social" at the home of .Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pi tch­er. F r iday evening, F e b r u a r y 28. (Ouch lady is requested to br ing a hat, t r im­ming fcr the same, thread, needle and th imble to be used by the gent lemen in a mil l inery contest . Tickets 10 cents . Come ar.d seo the Eas t e r dis­play at thf close of the social.

Uriel' Mens Notes.

The co r responden t will be glad to recel'. e any news i tems for publica­tion a t her home, not la ter than Mon­day nccn .

Twenty-fiv" or more books on F a r m i n g and Home Economies, loaned hy the Sta te Library at Al­bany, a r e expected a t the L ib ra ry in about two weeks.

Mrs. S a r a h Phi l l ips spent a few days at West Mar t in sbu rg last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Peebles and family of Lowville a t tended the Smith Peebles wedding he re T h u r s ­day.—.'liss .Lydi;! 10vans, Vc.v,

HIGH MARKET COKMERT

were The following were . Miss Kevin's g u e s t s :

Misses E m m a a n d / l la ry K i t t redge, Ju l i a Dolan, V e r o n l g i He lmar , F l o r ­ence Hosk ins , Lau i JP Campbel l , Els ie Wil l iams, Louise.', Manning , Gladys Wilson, He len H i t y g a s , Marjory F l a n ­ders , Eudo ra Wa'loVron, El izabeth F a i r -child, H i lda Gilljen and Char lo t te Hess . j

Town Ne'ws ~tfotc?. Mr. Carl K idde r of Constablevi l le ,

died suddenly en Sunday morning , at the H a r r i s house in th i s village.

The S. C. Circ le of King 's Daugh­t e r s will meet w i th Mrs. H a r r y Bur- . City, is spending a._ few days with_hcr dick, F r iday af te rnoon a t 2:30.

The Red R inge r s will mee t the T u r ­in High School baske t ball team at Tur in S a t u r d a y evening.

Mrs. Hun t , mo the r cf Mrs. C. F. and Mrs. R o b e r t K i t t r edgs , ce lebra ted her 84th b i r thday Monday, F e b r u a r y 24. Mrs. H u n t is in fine hea l th and re ­ceived many ca l l e r s Manday.

PersoK.il Mention. Mr. and Mrs . C. H. Fa i r ch i ld spent

Sunday with Mrs. Fa i r ch i l d ' s pa ren t s , Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Wilcox of Por t Leydcn.

Miss Grace Dunn of Lowville has been visiting friends and re la t ives , f f r this place.

Kath leen Ryan will commence ' the Spr ing t e rm, Monday a t he r school in the Jones distr ict .

Miss F lo r ence Egan spent las t F r i ­day and Saturday with friends in Uti­ca.

Mr. G. Ward Arnold and Mr. J a m e s Lyman were home for over Sunday from ilion, where they a r e employed.

Miss E lmina Dominick of Westfield, Mass, is spending a few days with her pa ren t s , Mr. and Mrs. F . I. Dom­inick.

Miss Marion Fai rchi ld of Lowville, spent Sunday with her cousin, Miss El izabeth Fai rchi ld .

Mr. N. J. P a r k e r and daughte r , Vel-ma , spen t Sunday wi th Mr. . E d w a r d

Ready and Custom Made Suits and Overcoats.

CLEANING AND REPAIRING

Lewis Clothin LOWVILLE C R O G H A N

Adds whoksomeness to the food.

paren t s , Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Ron­nie.

'< Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ward spent j Mast week with Mr. and Mrs. Char le s Wimmett . j

; Mrs. E m m a Oarr , cf Lowville, visit- ' cd friends a t Sperryvi l le las t week. :

: The Misses Mary and Winifred Vcr • Snyder en te r ta ined the Misses Perna l and Ruth Burke , Wednesday.—Mrs. Solomon Iteiinie, Cor.

FOREST CITY ITEMS

P a r k e r in Carthage' .

Death of Mrs. Pfiiliand, Mrs. Joseph Pachand passed away

a t her home Monday evening at \'l o'clock. She has been in ill health for the past four or live yea r s . Her maiden name was Joseph ine I.argot. She was an aged an drespected resi­dent of this place.

Mrs. Pachand is survived by her husband, two sons , George of West Car thage , and William o'.' this place, also two daugh te r s of V.'atertown, be­sides her two bro the rs , Joseph and J a m e s Larget of this place, and also a number of g randch i ld ren .

H e r funeral was held T h u r s d a y from St. S tephens Church at Croghan. I n t e r m e n t a t St. S tephens ' cemetery .

})ied After Operat ion. Mr. J o h n N. Sa'uer of this place,

A plain cake, made with Cleveland's Baking Powder, is better than a pound cake costing twice as much made with an alum powder.

Cleveland's clean an trouble and concern makes the caKe lighter, sweeter, purer, more appetiz­ing and beautiful and assuredly whole­some.

T a k e every precaution to avoid alum baking powders, as alum in food is deleterious. T h e y may b e known by their lower price.

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M O X T A G r E .

Mr. ami .Mrs. J acob Plaff and and Mrs. A. L. Zaun a t tended the ncral of Mrs. H e n r y Wisncr a t Car­thage Thursday .

The nex t r e g u l a r meet ing will be held on Sa tu rday evening. March L Regula r order of bus iness , p rogram in charge of the unmar r i ed men, Joshua Tooker, leader.

P e r s o n a l s . Mr. and Mrs. F red Schcrge and

son Imber t , passed Sunday with Mrs. Elizabeth Mathys and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Pe ter Saue r of Corse t City, spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Adam Sauer .

Mr. and Mrs. Rober t Lus ty were the gues t s Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. F red Schorge.

Miss Lil l ian Weir is spend ing some t ime with fr iends in Car thage .

Miss A n n a Schantz and Augus tu s Schantz of Deer River, spent Wednes­day with Anna Reis .

Mr. and Mrs. Char les Meeker were in Ca r thage Tuesday .

Mr. and Mrs.- Joseph Bachman and daugh te r , Alice, and son, F r ede r i ck , and Miss E s t h e r Bachman , spent

Roy Wil l iams of Copenhagen spent t he week-end with his pa r en t s in this p lace .

Mrs. J a n e t Mattl p leasan t ly enter ­ta ined on Thur sday , Mrs. Char les Dening and daughter , Mary, and Mrs. K e n t Den ing and son. Char ies .

Mrs. Emcgene Townsend of Cop­enhagen , and Mrs. H a r r y Boutwel l and son, Gordon, of Hooker , were the g u e s t s of Mrs . F r a n k Matty, T h u r s ­day.

Char les Lynch was in Lowville, F r i ­day.

Glen Pos t made a bus iness t r ip to Copenhagen, Tuesday.

A gir l w a s born to Mr. and Mrs. f r e d Ki lburn , F e b r u a r y 14.

"Mildred B u r n s of New Boston, was a r e c e n t gues t of her uncle, Lade t te Gou t r emon t and family.

Mr. and Mrs . Thomas Murphy vis­i t e d re la t ives a t Rec to r ' s Corners , F r iday . . . Miss .ifancy F a i l i n g is v is i t ing a t i T h u r s d a y wi th re la t ives in New Bre -

the r hc i i e ' of Mr. and Mrs . Lade t t e , ' m e n -

Sympathy is Extended . ids in this, place extend syni-to Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Kii lcy of

Boonville. in the dea th of their li t t le son, Lcrna rd Eugene.

Anions- lite Hick, Miss Clevcra Pike and Leo O'Brien

a r e confined in the house by i l lness. Dr. 15. L. Rockwell in the a t tending phy;-,ic;an.

The many friends of Mi.;c Mary E. Walsh will regre t to learn that she "dees not improve from her recent ill­ness.

Attended Fune ra l . Mr. and Mrs. John ( laughen,

and Mr: . Howard Klosner and and Mrs. Philip Mcilovern a t tended the funeral of Bernard Kirley, which was held at Constablevil le , Thursday .

P e r s o n s ! Mention. F r a n k A i k e n et' Talcot tvi l le , spent

ii few days recently with his bro ther . Edward Ankeu.

John Walsh of Whiiosboro, is the guest e t his bro ther . Michael J. Walsh.

Mrs. Char les Kreager and daugh­ters . Xora and Ka the r ine , spent Thur sday with Mrs. Kreage r ' s par ­ents , Mr. and .Mrs. Joseph Seelman at Mohawk Hill.

Mrs. Will iam Murphy of Boonville, is spending a few days with her pa r ­ents, Mr. and Mrs. F r e d Klosner .

Mrs. E. O. Anken and Mrs. M. V. Conway spent T h u r s d a y in Boonville.

Mr. and Mrs. Wil l iam Walsh were the Sunday gues t s of Mr. and Mrs. F r a n k Kafory a t F i s h Crack.—3Irs . 51. F , Comvay, Cor.

Mrs. J o h n Mil ler is spend ing some • w a s

t ime with her mother , Mrs . 'N icho la s Shaver , of Gienfield.—L. P . M. Gay-lord, Cor.

F I X E GROVE.

Town Xevvs ?Votes. Xo chur'-h service was held Sunday

evening, owing to s to rmy weather . At a meet ing cf Cedar Spr ing

Cheese F a c t o r y P a t r o n s Alber t Mar­cei lus and Fred S t u r e r were appoint ­ed to consider p l ans for a l imburger cheese factory and will r epor t a t a meet ing to be cal led la ter .

G. B. Wilder recent ly had the mis­for tune to I j se a cow.

P e r s o n a l s . Mrs. Edivard Baldwin, who was ill

last week, is now bet ter . A 'be r t Bliss and daughte r , Anna,

were Sunday ca l le r s a t Mrs. Emogcne Fen ton 's .

Mr. and Mrs. John L. Beach spent several days of las t week in Antwerp .

John B u r k e is spending a few days in Syracuse .

E d n a Beach expec ts to go to Her ­k imer this week.

Mis . F r a n k VerSnyder visited her s is ter , Mrs. Murtai igh. in Greig. one day l a s t week.—Mrs. George IS. Wild­er, f o r .

called to Wate r town Fr iday to | see his father a t the City Hospi tal . , ;

who was not expected to recover from ! and opera t ion , and who passed away • Sa tu rday evening a t (J:20 p. m.

Brief >'ews Notes . The fa rmers of this place have their ,

ice "houses well filled up. . Mr. Nicholas Lewis has purchased

a house and lot a t Cas tor land, con­s iderat ion SS00. ;

Mr. Maurice Pate has purchased , seventeen head of ca t t le of John ;

Golden at Indian River. i

P f r s o n a K | Mrs. F red Groner visited Mr. and j

Mrs. Sebast ian Mart in Tuesday. :

Mrs. J u l i u s F . Meyer called on Mr. and Mrs. J o h n P. Pate , Monday.

Mr. Pe r r i go has removed his fam- , ily on the Swiss Road. \

Mrs. Sebas t ian Mart in called on , Mrs. Char les Meyer, Thur sday . [

Misses Ri l ia and Cla ra I. Mart in vis- ! ited their cousin. Miss Luel la H. Dc- ! Lawyer. Thu r sday .

.Mrs. Ju l ius F . Meyer called on Mrs. • John N. Sauer , F r iday af ternoon. j

Misses Lucl ia H. DeLawyer vis- ; ited Ri l la and C la ra Mart in W e d n e s ­day a f te rnoon—Clara I . Mar t in , Cor.

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SSir t remont . , - ' t e \ and Mrs . Adelber t Bradbury ,

Mrs . H e r m a n Grau and Mms K a t e : Gran passed a day recen t ly wi th Mr. and Mrs." Pe t e r Bal lear .

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Bank Grange will be held Sa tu rday evening, Xvlarch 1st. P r o g r a m m e in chargg of the u n m a r r i e d m e n ; Josh­ua Tc'oker, leader .

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River Bank . a r e as fol lows: Mrs. Char les Snyder , Miss AKre t ta Meis-ter , Mas te r Lewi s 'Walsman.

P e r s o n a l s . Mr. and Mrs . .Taddb K o h r visited

friends Til Lowville, ' Sa tu rday . Mr. and Mrs . J o h n R p h r spen t Wed­

nesday in Croghan . _ " Mr. and Mi's. J e s s y f rk l e r : snd son,

Mrs. Orin Lacy is on "the sick list, i Mrs. D. J . Bu t t s , who h a s been hav-I ing gr ippe, is be t ter . j School opened Monday, wi th Miss I Myrt le Burnes of Ba rnes Corners a s ' t eacher . I Gaylord Church , of Lowvil le, is vis-| i t ing his g r a n d p a r e n t s , Mr. and Mrs . ; John Church .

Mrs. H a r r y Bqutwepl and son, Gor-t don, a l so ' Mrs. Brnogehe. Townsend , visi ted Mrs . ' "Frank Matty, a t t h e "L ib ­e r t y " Thu r sday . . ' . . ' •

Mr. and Mrs> T h o m a s Murphy spfent F r i d a y a t "Rector With Mi\ Murphy ' s s i s ter , who. i s ill' a t ' that p lace .

K. M. "McNeil. rHiade-a .business trip-to Copenhagen j a s t % e e l s : . - ;

Mr. a n d Slriv••£. .jT. ^ r f d h u r y , who h av e been \ j i f f i i ^ ^ ^ f w s * . a t ' Deeir -R iver a-ad - ' T y f e r i r i l e g m v e '""rethirned," home.—3to. 'J«BB^^£lWi&^iinsr , Cor. ? /

.wiio have been vis i t ing re la t ives i n , . - . - - , , «~~. . ~. ~w., •iBarthage; Deer R ive r a n d South R u t - j Mr. and JVTrs. Wil l iam Virkler of, Paul , and^daugMer ; He lena , were r e -fesadV h a v e r e t u r n e d home. | N e w B r e m e n w e r e Sunday gues t s of | cent -guests cf WBHa'm Ba'chftuta and *$3ft\- a n d Mrs . H a r v e y ^ a i r m a n w h o ; Mr. and_ Mrs . H e n r y Einbeek, J family. '

J s a ^ e : b e e n v is i t ing t h e i r daugh te r , 'Slr-fi.' A, Bradbury , a n d family, have r e -t i t rhed t o "their h o m e a t B a r n e s Cor-3 e $ l . — & s . F . 9. Matty, Cor.

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Rev. C. H . H e s s of BeaVer . .Fa l l s , . sisfef, Mfs . Benrjf,-WiBnfer:' ' -' : > w a s a ca l l e r in town T h u r s d a y . . ' miss" ^gnB U t e a ' s ^ e n t - Satnr 'day

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