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HARRISVILLE NOTES A special school meet ing of Disc.

No 6, town of Diana, w a s beW at Hie school building in th is v i l l a s * or. Saturday, at 7:30. J. B. W e e k e s wa5 se lected as chairman and Fred Vfcirple w * * m a d e clerk of t h e

~ W * - H B * . J. H. H i x s o n of the schoo l building, and grounds divis ion of fce state department of educat ion

"Tl Albany addressed the mee t ing , ipcrtmff on t h e condit ion of the V*^n* building an<Textflalning the isedial program which he had »r^>sed t o the board of educat ion.

r% Jricolm Moypr of Syracuse , a spe-

kins. Mrs Isabel le Hutch inson of Harr isv i l l e ; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Muilin of Fel t* Mi l l s : R. M. Thomp­son. C. J. Wel l s , and Mr. and Mrs. George Oeer of Pitcairn.

The annual family reunion In

Mr and Mrs Mrs K F Evans *»nrfrtained Saturday nigh* Mr and Mrs Horace H iKh^a and aon Williara of Ku&»r!l. 4ii,<i Mr and Mr* Maurict- T.ias uiul S JD +C»-n tirlh, Ur iUtraru and cake w*>rv **-rved

- -. _ * Mr ant* Mrs Mirharl Buckley

>l^ai lh«- la*' (• w days at Pierce Hrld. vis i t ing frit-nds «

M* and Mr> S F Horning and ?«on Richard of Oiovt-rvvilU- and %(•> H^len TV:TI!I of Oswego were f it-nts of their uncle Charles Locke and family las' w*-**k 1

Mrs John Cardiff »n:^rtained the ••:'»••"'* club on \Wda«-$day and a l l ; •HjMjr a very ^l^a^ant t ime j

Mr and Mr a K A Richardson aud *on iliilv of S>racuee spent 1 last w»-tk camping at -Flat Rock aud a . tended the l>owling family r '-UQiOD af. S- .mday . _-«

John and Thorn*.* Symington of £pnn*fi»*Ui. Ma.vs were gue*l» of their coumn Mr* Clifford Jones . last week <

Mt* Clifford Jt>n^ and baby are visit ing re lat ives in West Spring field. Mass this wi^ek. <

Miss Margaret Cahill. who teaches school In New York, Is at Lome for the summer vacation. She and her sister . Miss Nora Cahill . Mslted tlieir brother. Bernard, at Brandreth Lake last week.

Marvjn. Masterson returned to hi* home in Springfield. Mass on Sunday after spending a week here with his family. He reports see­ing :hree fine deer before leaving route for home, . f

Mr and Mr* Myron Clements enterta ined Mrs. Clements ' mother. Mrs. Norman Hare and her broth ^r. MTIe* H a r e of Schenectady , a part of last week. »

Mrs F lorence Clements and lit tie son . Dean , of Schenectady . were g u e s t s of little Dean's grand mother. Mrs. John Forney, last week j

Mr. and Mrs Myron Putney of Lisbon were week-end vis i tors at John Forney's Mr. and Mrs. For-;

; ney accompanied them home for j a t w o days ' s tay , I Mr and Mrs, Wil l iam L e g a t e of

Gouverneur were gues t s at C. A. Rogers . ' T u e s d a y

Miss Ke i tha Kilbourn is h o m e l d a v

< from the hospital and is improv-| ing from her operation. t

B F. Jones is very ill with a n ' attack of Erys ipe las in his face.

Mrs. Mary Jane Briggs is con :

fined to the house with a sprained 1 ankle.

Mr and Mrs Grover McCollum

s e t a e showing ^U^ M^ft^uottas Ifa '^The Prrppet ^»tneT riley per:

farm dance steps, play musical inMruments. ride bicycles and slide down bannister*. They bring xha sort of humor that causes chuckles and shriek* of la j shter . They w:!l aprxar on the last afternoon of

Chautauqua.

RUSSELL Howard ~1torn\ TO Mr and Mrs

lirown. a son. John Henry. Mrs. Roy Butterfield and daugh­

ter spent several days the past week wi th Mr and Mrs J e s s e Reed and family

Mrs. Laura Carpenter. Earl W e b b and Miss Scott of Fowler spent Tuesday with Mrs. Anna Mc-Gill and family.

Mr and Mrs Edward Swif t . J i m . Scuii and Miss Mar)or1e Scot t ap#»* I the w e e k e n d at WiDshfUMU i

M" and Mrs Adam Al l tbony of t Vi-Miiont ar^* \ » i t i n g re la t ives here

*::•< at Fu l l er \ Uie 1 , « • and Mrs Jaaon Flake are v i s ; tun* relat ives in Coitoa. i

I . ^ i Wt-dnesday. « l a a Audrey I ; u r o of Malone enter ta ined quite A i-jrT.ber of her l i t t le fr iends at • n - horr.e of Mrs Harry Martin <ia?!i*-n » c r r played and Mrs. Mar*, T'L *A»r\«d a lunch about noon A l l , r--:-<>r?»-d an enjoyable t ime M i s s : A it*-, y returned to her home in V^lon- Saturday (

Mm l: o Btck/ord and daughter . l -Tvi Hii»-nded the Fowler reun ion; a* S ^ S I A Lake. Sunday Th«*re **-re o\**r fifty mi the reunion J

Mr and Mrs Fred Call and Mr ; and M'? Harry Martin v»ere week f

• tid viM'tor* in Malone. gues t s of Mr an 1 Mrs Arthur Byrns )

Mr aad Mrs Harold Thompson ari'S «.t:ld-rn. Mrs Greene. Mrs Kltner Bickford and Richard Bick j ford ner^ vis i tors ai Ted J o h n s j 'on's. near <>ak Point Sunday |

The Mission Circle held t h e i r ; j meet ing in :he town hall last week i I Thur»da> ^ ening. A picnic s u p - |

per was served and enjoyed by all • Mr and Mm. Yern Congdon and

family »p-nt Monday in Norwood ^ Ttre Mission Circle will hold a 1 supper in the town hall. Fridsy e v e , ning. July !9th . beginning at five

o'clock Prices IS and 35 cents. , T!\e Fow'.er family held a reunion

I and picnic at S y l r i a Lake. Sunday, ! July 14th There were over fifty

m e m b e r s of the family present.. £ p h r a i m Fowler w a s the oldest

i member present and little Dorothy Woods en ter ta ined , F c n r l e r daughter of Mr and Mrs.

; George Fowler of Antwerp, t h e P H O N 1 ! 2 3 1 youngest The next meet ing will *°

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daughter of Brownvii ie spent Sun­day wi:h their uaughter, Mrs. Leon Kio.

Harry Lavine . . of Bigelow and Mrg. Hat t i e Owens has broken Miss McKobbie of Henj ion were at

her ankle and her daughter. Mrs. Mr Kio's, Sunday evening . Charley Ri l ey of Gouverneur. la Mr and Mrs. Frank Anderson caring for her. j and children of Antwerp were Sun-

Visitors at Burt Maybee's Sun- day guests at G W. Parker's, were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence

Ward of Natural Dam and Mrs. Ward and daugther Eva, of Ed­wards.

Mr and Mrs. Gerald Curtis. Mr. } and Mrs Kills Curtis, and Earl

Wil l iams were bus iness cal lers at j Ogdensburg. Wednesday . i Vis i tors at John Gates' . Sunday,

honor o f the birthday of C h a r l e j , ^ d a u e h t e r N a c i ine . who recently -Maynew. wa« held Thursday. July r e ! u r n e d f r o m Columbus. Ohio, are

4 + B rW*. The afternoon was very p leasant ly spent in vis it ing, bathing

: and roller skat ing Sunday was Mrs. Eva Fowler Backus' birthday

I and her ninth wedding anniversary j and some of the members remind ! ed her of the occas ion with gifts i and t w o large cakes . Quite a few j of the m e m b e r s were unable to j be present . Those present were: i Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fowler, Mrs

Mi and Mrs. Merrill Murray and j L o U u e Fowler . Mr. and Mrs. E v e r son are spending a l itt le t ime w i t h ' l t F o w j e r and five children, Jud-his parents . Mr and Mrs A. A J s o n Marjorie, Aletha. George and N I u r r * T J E r v i n of Harrisv i l le ; Mr. and Mrs.

M2SS The lma El ls has returned j Wil l i s Fowler and t w o children. from Trout Lake. , C e c n ^4 Genev ieve . Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley Pickard spent the week 1 i ^ i o * M o o r t > a n d t l i r w children. end at his brother's near Trout j Marion. B e s s i e and Ervin of North Lake Mrs. Charles Pickard re- j Gouverneur: Mr. and Mrs. Archie.

Fowler and four children. Leon. Donald. Bet ty and Earl. Mr. and

were Mr. and Mrs. George Smith turned with him to Mrs. J o h n _ and two daughters*. Clara and Ella. Ginn's after spending t w o w e e k s

4th. The picnic d inner had *«*a - Tislring M r ' and Mrs M. G Briggs; i K e v - Ana M r s F E *«*<**«. Mr. at home , \ M r r W i l l i a m F. B a r t o s . Mr. and planned to be heid at Lake Bona * ^ r s McCollum whi le s o m e w h a t ! a n d M r * R* v™ 0 t id Rice and t w o . Lawrence Morse and Mrs. Fred Mrs J a m e s Fowler and sons , Floyd parte, but on account of the nrin. 1 * t r j n ? e r f8 s t a i ' u n a b l e to get about children of DeKalb. and Mr. a i d Morse were in Potsdam. Sunday. ^ arid Altojo. Mr. and Mrs Lee Bow w a s held *n the d in ing hall of the t h e h o u g e without aid " Mrs Gilbert Law of Hermon. A B. Richardson and daughter Methodist Episcopal church. T h o s e Present were Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Maybew and fami ly: Mrs Marvin May hew of DePeyater ; Mr. and

Jalist in school hearing and v e n t H Mrs. Fred W e l l s and s o n Gerald, kting, gtfve an i l lustrated talk j Mrs. Hat t i e Phi l l ips , George Phil-which emphaaif ed the benefit of a , Ups. Mrs. Myrtle Pat terson and aodern h e a t i n g and vent i la t ing t son. Miss Ruth Patteraon. all of iyst«»m in a school After an open North Goaverneor; Mr. and Mrs. discussion in which many ques t ions Lee Joyce and family. Worth Parks , wer» answered by Mr. Hlxson and Miss Grace Palmer , of Richv i l l e ;

r Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Shie lds aj)d two daughters , Dorothy an3 Alice. of .Schenectady, were v i s i t ing old friends here Tuesday. Mrs. Shie lds

J wi l l be remembered as Miss- Ber-[ n ice H a m m o n d , aaughter of the I late Dr. O. Hammond and wife, for­

mer res idents of Fine. Mis s H e l e n Moote has gone t o

Star Lake to work for Joseph Bondy's .

Mr and Mrs. Harvey Price, Fern and Jay Law, Charlotte Kaufman and Raymond Towne at tended the circus at Canton. Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rogers and children of Pierrepont v is i ted her father, Joshua Robinson. Sunday, and also cal led o n Mrs, Het t i e

T m n a of Gouverneur vis i ted at B. Gardner's the first of the week.

Mrs. John Hamilton and s i s ter . Mrs Wealthy Jerome of LaFarge-vjlle. were gues t s at B. Gardner's . Thursday-.

Mrs Ford McCarty has for the pzst week enterta ined her s i s t er and husband and their t w o chi l

Dist. Supt. S e a l y of New Bremen . Mr. and Mrs. S h e r m a n Valent ine j M r ^ a M r g w i n i a m Campbell a resolution w a s offered whereby -and daughter . Virginia, Mr. and 1 a n d i i a u ? h t e r Marion, and "Mr. { perintendent , Dr. E. B. Caldwell

Lowry * Saturday night the first quarterly ^r f ia *rom N e w York c i ty .

conference of the M. E. Church _ — w a s held. Sunday, the district an- S O U T H E D W A R O S

the board of educat ion be author ize^ to expend not to e x c e e d 115.-^ o for tba lnal#UftMon of modern heat ing , vent i la t ing and artificial s y s t e m s and t h * regenerat ion of the interior of t h e building: A v o t e by ballot w a s taken on the proposi­tion Forty bal lots wwre cast , of whf?b 46 w e r e in favor a n ^ - 1 4 aeainst. Charles Hogan and Fred Kimball ac ted aa tel lers .

] Bishop Wilson S. Louis.

Mrs. Charles M a v h e w . daughter ! Howland of Antwerp spent S u n d a y U a v e a missionar>' sermon in.honor , Ze lma and s o n Orman, all of Har-; a« j o n n p o r t l e y » B . ; of one of our noted Russell bo /» ,

risvine j Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ward a n d ' - -The 4Hh s j a m a i gaThertng i n : chi ldren of BufTalo are spending a

honor of Mrs. Mary Gordon w a s few days" with their parents . Mr. held at the home of h e r daughter , j and Mrs . I srae l Ward. Mr and Mrs. Wi l l iam Fraker, i n ' Mr and Mrs. Daniel Bancroft of High street on W e d n e s d a y , July $. 1 Russe l l were gues t s of Mrs. Mar-

, T h e occas ion w a s Mrs. Gordon's , garet Egg l e s ton . Sunday. s$ th birthday. T h e tables w e r e j :

I decorated with large bouquets of j

Emmet t Briggs has purchaaed from John Lumley bis vacant lot j here and has built a danc ing pa­vi l ion and store.

Mrs. Warren Tidd of Natural Bridge is v is i t ing her mother , Mrs.

man. Mr. and Mrs. George „ Fowler and daughter , Dorothy, and nephew Claude Fowler , all of Antwerp; Mr. and Mrs. Perry Fowler and sons . Cedric. Cecil , and Donald, of Em­eryv i l l e ; Mr. and Mrs. S a m Brouse and t w o chi ldren. Cresson and Helena , Ephraim F o w l e r and soft Frank. Mrs. Robert Bick ford and daughter Beryl , al l of Fowler , and

j Mr. and Mrs. Frank Durham of Gouverneur. Fr iends HI tha fam­ily present w e r e Gene Tyler of Har­risvi l le; Miss E l v a Gilbert. o f G o u -vernettr: Mrs . G e n e v i e v e Hammond of Antwerp , « n d Vernon Durham of Gouvernejir. . . -._ . - ""

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The Graham family of Pitcairn J w h i t e p e o n i e s wi th green . Mrs . , held its reunion July 4th at the Gordon rece ived m a n y g i f t s of! farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry -41OW*TS and cards from frienda. Eaves . E ighty re lat ives and friends T h o s e p r e s e n t were Mr. and Mrs. were present. Officers e lec ted are Clarence Co lony of Oxbow; Mr. as fa l lows: Carlton Craffee. Nat- and Mrs. Arthur F l e m i n g and t w o ural Bridge, pres ident: Mrs. A lma sons . Paul and Lloyd; Mrs. Jed Peabody. treasurer; Mrs Robert T h o m a s and daughter Marjorie. of

lain, recording secretary; the W a t e r t o w n ; Frank Colony, of Car-committee to provide for the next - thage ; Mr and Mrs- -Maurice Aus-reunion place for meeting, Mrs. t in and son Donald, of South Bona-JarlRobinson. Mrs. Marry Graham, parte; and Mr. and Mrs. N a th a n i d A l o n i o Graham; entertainment Bickford.

^ m M l t t e e Mrs. Edna Graham of T ^ largest nah reported caught Bayonae. N T . . Mrs Char*** F s s ^ v &&* Bonaparte th i s s e a s o n w a s

1' M 2 L N t l U e M e r r 1 u o f W t - exhibi ted by WiiUam Fox . proprie-eairu The o ldest relative present toP & ^ F o x p , ^ c o m p a n y of iras Mrs Laura Graham; younges t . Carthage. Jt w a s a large m o u t h Annfe Graham, n ine months , the wall-eyed pike Mnd w e i g h e d s ix daughter of Mr and Mrs. A l o n s o pounds and 11 ounces . Mr. F o x

PORTER HILL - L e e Lacy . '*rho has been v i s i t ing

mt Ray Cook's , has re turned to h i s h o m e in Massena .

Mrs. George Bland in spent Sun­d a y in P y r i t e s v i s i t ing her daugh­ter . Mrs. Per le Aust in and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Merton Poole and d a u g h t e r Laura, and son John, of the P o n 4 road. Mr. and Mrs. R o y Poo le of P y r i t e s . M r and Mrs. George Cook of HennOnT Mr. and Mrs. H o w a n L P e t r i e and s o n Ralph of the -Pond road, Miss W i l l a m e t t a Baxter of Hermon . Mr. and Mrs . Fred S t e a c y and family and Ken­n e t h Underwood enjoyed a picnic ar"Syfria^Lake"Sunday

Mis s Gene-ra tTook spent the

There was a bouquet on the al-; tar in memory of his birthdaj\i which occurs July 17th. Dr. Cald i wel l traveled and worked-with1 ' , B i shop Lewis . H e gave us many! M™p v * f ° ™ u m - ' „ _ I w - . "T " t J #' - • interest ing facts about China ! .Mr and Mrs. Ray H a r r i n g t o n . Mrs. C a m e Beenfleld of Syra-7' r 1 are entertaining their n i e c e s from j cuse spent the week-end at t h e

—T" j Canton. > . . 1 home of ber s i s ter . Mrs. Leo Stor-E L M G R O V E r ^ i 8 « ^Ua Masters of E d w a r d s ! rin.

. ^ _ t has been spending the past t w o • Mrs ""Anna Turner of Theresa re-P h i n e a s Reed is doing the iiay w e e k s w i t n D e r a l i n t " l l 4 r * E r n e s t ! turned to her home Sunday after

ing on M a r y ' H a m i l t o n ' s farm ' Tinney. Spending the past week wi th b e r Raymond Hami l ton and Ford Ba- M r a n d U n E r n e s l ^ ^ e y are brother, Andrew LaidUw.

ker were in Canton and Pyrites «"*****»*«* Mr. and Mrs. Talcot t [ Mrs Lottie Gleason of Central S u n d a y

T h e e lectr ic l i gh t s h a v e been In­stal led in our school house A new hardwood floor Is go ing to be ltyed soon.

M i s s Doris Dusharm and school m a t e . Miss Ward, are v is i t ing Dor i s ' grandparents . W m . Baiter

M i s s Luia and Laura Reed are sick with the m e a s l e s . Eve ry-one w i s h e s them a s p e e d y recovery

Mr. and Mm. J21en Daw*v and daughter Doris of Gouverneur visit­ed at J a m e s Peterson ' s Friday

of Phoenix over the week-end. Miss Frieda Church of Fuller-

vi l le and Ruth Greenhil l of Rich-vllre visited Miss Myrtle Whit ford lait week.

Mr an/1 Mrs. Les l i e Hall were in Croghan last Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Hall 's uncle . Rosel le Chapman.

Graham of Pi tca irn; John Graham. ^ 4 Q ^ fami ly are spend ing the i r ! w e e k end v is i t ing friends in Pots- i E l m Grove ball t e a m played with M). of Antwerp, oldest man of the vacat ion in the Dr. C. F. A d a m s ! dam. J W a r d s Brfdge Sunday and won ine cKn_ Mr*. Isabel la Hutchinson. «J. C O t tage at the lake. Mr. Fox wms Mrs. H a t t i e Cook i s v i s i t i n g ; s c o r e w a s S5-7 of Harrisvi l le . w a s the o l d e s t trying h i r Tuck a t fishing aad In a friends at Russe l l ?uest. Those from the greatest dls- g^ott t ime had hooked h i s prt ie = — ^ — " ~ - spent th* week: end at her bom ttnees w e r e : Mr. and Mrs. Wil- M ^ The fight that fol lowed w a s ' t . - . u A D r c u r C A t i r r 1 ^ nam Graham. H u d s o n . Mich. T h e i„ nwurress for about a half hour! M I A * . M A K t t U - t F A i A * T J >fr8 . Ber tha Woodward of Gouv

e m e u r is v i s i t ing hei; s i s t e r ^ Mr? Earl Smith .

en t s at Crog>an over the Fourth of July. .

Mrs.Bruce Ferris spent the 4th wi th her husband on Bald Moun-

S qua re visited at the h o m e of M r v Sadie Lancto o n Saturday and Sunday _. :

The amount of $2030 was real ixed from the food sale held in the park Saturday g *

A miss ionary m e e t i n g 'wil l be held ednesday evening* July 17th at the home of Mrs. -Cora Myers.

Mrs, JohaJ5**H- vis i ted b e r par [ E v e r y lady 4s urged t o be present. POIVTIACB

following d e s c e n d a n t s of David C*s.ham present w e r e : Mr. and Hra. Henry E a v e s . M n . Nel l ie Mer-r:::. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graha.m. Worth B. Graham, Mrs Laura Gra-fcr. Adolnh Graham. Mr. and Mrs Htrrr Graham and cf i ldren . Cecil . » . L.vnn. Lloyd, Geraldine. Ger "*aev. and Martha Graham. Mr. and fey Alonxo Graham and children. |[Wsr.h D.. and A m y Graham. Mr

Mr*. Char les Fenton and rhter H e l e n Mr and .Mrs

Pembody. son Franklyn. and Bishop, all of Pitcairn: Mr

Mrs Kenneth Graham and son of Black River; John Gr%*

* * . £ * * • * * Graham, and Mr and , 5 L ^-*rl B r e w s t e r of Anrwerr

E m o g e s s Graham of W i l n a : :*nd Mrs. Chari^s Harrington

Glea and Rfvb^n Harrtnr M r s Editb Robinson of

Mr a&d Mrs Wil l iam of RodsotL Hict ; Mr and

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ERzabeth and of Carthage

wwre Jotaa sosi Baro ld . of Sta:ex

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in progress i w * W U L • i » u u w i j and the fish w a s landed in the boat without the aid of a landing net or hooks T h e spec imen had m a n r admirers .

Rev. Joseph W McDanie ls of McPherson . K a r - . is v i s i t ing at the ' h o m e of Ralph Hosmer and call!HE on other relat ives and friends. H e * resided here when a boy. H e has , just returned from a n extended ! trip throughout Florida.

Mr and Mrs David Ri tchie and <*a;:ghter Dorothy of Sheffield. Pa . are vts i t inx re lat ives s nd old fr iends tn this jrf l iage . This is M r Ritchie 's first visit here in twenty-five years . H e is superintendent oi a large tannery there At one t ime be res ided here wber* his father. Wi l l iam Ritchie , w a s super i c t e i x i e n u o f the s4d tannery |

Miss E m m a L m b e r oi Yorkers* is v is i t ing re lat ives and frieiwls In t o w n She formerly resided here . ; 5:he win spend the s u m m e r vaca­t ion with ber s i s ter and family . Mr and Mrs Rxma Ki lbun; a: Newton Fa l l s ,

Mr And Mrs Gerald RusseD end daughter Pauline and soc Rodger. mad Miss Sus ie Kring left Jury Stfc . for aa automobi le trtp through the ArfdiroodAck* pkanuinx to vistt Tun-per i-ake d a r a n a c Placid Ausabi^ Fal ls and C h a s m Plsc i sburg aad (Vber places eg route

The Ansel T b o s A s family reur im win be beid a: ih* b o o e of WmDMt* Tsocaas oa S^aday J^ly

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Mrs. Roy Rose w h o has been in the VanDuxee Jgemoria! Hospital at Gouvrraeur i s reported much 1 better at tfcls t ime

Mr and Mrs. L e w i s Cunningham \ Miss Maye Whitford w a s in Ca&r \ and Mr, and Mrs. Doug las Cunning-

j ton'July 3 to attemi the funeral of j h a m , spent Sunday afternoon at M i s i Sadie W e a v e r ^f Wat e - own! M r s M a b e l S b e l < J o n - / Carl V e n t o n s at Osbornevi l le Miss Sadie W e a v e r ^ u a t e . o w n j U r a Q d M p $ A B c ^ o n e y ^ , l v a a a d huciW RidBd^t for*

j Carthasf « f r * gues t s of Mrs A n n a ) been spending a week at Alexan Coloney. 8unday. ^ j dria Bay, retumingr h o m e the past

Our Sunday school w h i c h ^was I week , . -— -organized July 1st by Mr. Perry i Frank Beenfield returned home Haines , 'he new ass i s tant t o Rev j Sunday after spending two weeks B r a d s h a v . was well attended- j with his s ister in Water town

W e ar*-~ f a n n i n g \A h a v e o u n Third Annual Old H o m e S u n d a y ; W h e n washing w i n d o w s at the South Edwards church o n br August 11th Every former resi-j an dent is invited to be pi^sent and greet old f r nad*. i t will be a bas­ket pir ur *hi- y*ar and coff*-e will be furni?"*-^ t y the c o m m i t t e e in charge

Mr. and Mrs Hiram Moor* and d a u g h t e r - T ^ l a a l so M i s s e s Mar? and Marion Moore viaited relatives

* near Canton Sunday.

T H R U DIFFERENT EVES"

S h e e r abil ity and c h a m : ra:ber than a "lucKy break**, s t a r e d Syl­via Sidn'-v on a s tage career Miss S i d n e y plays a prominent roie ;n "Thru Different Eyes*', Fcx Movie tone al l-talking production a Gralyn Theatre . Wednesday add Thursday. July 17 aad 1* EnroT^i In th« Theatre Guild Sc-hoo* sz* at tracted the attent ion of W n h r n ; Ames who cast her in a number of s tage rc4*a H*r most recent ntag» p a r was in "*GO4P of Lightn.nr *"

remem hat newspapers furnish -a *ory\ rheap material for drying 1, , - r , ".-" - - r. . mmm-

:fe E e f r e s h i a g %z>d d e i l c i o t f 1 d n n k s are *osne of the bes* t>*"** ] a z * f for children on hot su^rr.*r

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