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REV. ALVORD
DIES AT HOME
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Wihthrop friends have receiyed
word of the death of the Rev. Nellie Bond Alvord, a t her home in
Friendship, N. Yl, on Nov. 27* Sire
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Their pastorate^ Were in SherCfc>us:yaf a very interesting task are these needy youngsteis at Hull :<:
man, Bristol, Ridgeway, Potsdam- "House,
Chicago's famous settlement center
They re refurbishing < :
and, Winthrop, Kingfield, jMafee,
ol<jf%nd broken toys for distribution to the needier—and m a j b e
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Rocky Mount, N."@l and their /" '''
trying therjiQUt-a time or two .lust to see..
final one a t Orleans, Mass. Mrs.<
Alvord was ordained in 1S>2{5.
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When Mr. Alvord w a s graduated from the iFriendship Academy, as valedictorian of his- cfasB
; « in 1880, he chose 'for his address,
Winthrdj)"— A sort- iras born New Year bring Peace and-happi
the theme, "Goodness Irnperish-* at Potsdam, ..Hospital; / Thursday, ness>,to us all. Let us hope and
ti* Dec. 9 to Mr, and -Atrs./Ivan 111- pray I t will."
> : able." Two children were born
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The monthly meeting and anvord of Newark, N. J., survives,'
also a favorite nephew, Rev. Arn* Mr, and"Mrs. KiSdge have six oth- n u a | election of officers of
er children, June, Donald, Jane, Congregational Aid Society was :<:
old L. Simonson, who resigned his
Anna
and i Ray and liayonce held a t the home of Mrs. Ethel
pastorate in Bangor, Maine, OcU
(twins).
Hichardson, Wednesday afternoon, :«:
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new.
4-H
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being;
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with Mrs. Blanch Nichols, Mrs.
lain in the Army with the rank of
first lieutenant. He is now at the ganized a t Wagstaff's Corners', Kenneth Lord and Mrs. Robana
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Chaplain's School, Harvard Uni- i>irs«. Florence Moulton Wagstaff, McGee assisting.
who
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eral years, will be one of the cers elected are — Mrs. Jeannettc
Rev.
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President;
from St. Lawrence University and leaders.
Mrs. Edith' Goodrich, returned Mrs. Ethel Wood, Secretary; Mrs.
the Theological School in 1884 and
Rev. Mr. Simonson from the same from Horwood Corners, Tuesday Ruth Griswold, Treasurer; Mrs^,;:<;
school in 1934. Mr. Simonson was after a week with her sister, Mrs. Grace Castle, Floral Committee.
Mrs, Castle was in charge of a <
also pastor at Winthrop, while/a George Dygert and family.
Mrs. Cora Sands of Canton U short program: Attending.were —
student a t Canton.
assisting in the B. D. Taylor Mesdanus Carrie Sawin, Gladys
Pea Soup
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Goodnow, Ruth Griswold, Alberta
Young, tender pods of green peas
Mrs. Everett C. Potter, who has j Wilkenson, Blanch Nichols, Lillian
make delicious green-pea-flavored
| Seaver, Ethel Wood, Grace Castle,
soup. After pods are cooked tender been here with Rev. and Mrs.
in salted water, they are chopped. Frank B. McDuffee, during her I Beatrice Lawrence, oCra Locke.
The liquid and peas are then heated daughter's convalcselice from an ', Robana McGee and Rev. Frank
together, seasoned and served. With opeiation returneu to ner nume i.'i , M. McDuffee. The hostesses served
a little miJS or cream, thickened * i ovidence, K. 1., Friday.
—coffee, doughnuts and cheese.
with flour, it becomes creamed pea
Dr. and Mrs. George " Everett
Mercuries in Winthrop during
soup.
will soon l.iu.e to me u ivoie
the
past week registered from 20
house, Leroy St., Potsdam, for the
Wii.u.i- hioiiihs. D i . George A. degrees to 26 degrees below zero,
Everett retired in June from hid and went below zero each night
duties as proiessor of extension of the week. Brisk winds on some M
teach.ng in the New York State of the days made many hpnjes
ooiiege oi Agriculture at Corne!1, uncomfortably cold and a few ex- M
a position he had heid since xoiZ. perienced frozen water pipes.
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ihe uaughLer bora t/ec. v, to
Mi. anu l.xis. Gerara Gorman at
I'olsuam nospitai has been named
Elizabeth Jo. Mrs. Gorman ar. . u u n-viin Lareuo, Texas, Monday.
Order Early for Christmas
After several week of anxious
Delivery.
waiting, Nathan G. t>uck has heaid
xiom nis grandson, lech. Sgt. AlSpecial Prices for Men and
bert. J . Hibbert that he has been
Women in Armed Services.
transferred froni italy and is now
5,0<H> from which to choose.
stationed in England.
Booklet on Request.
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The Freshman Class of Brasher• § • ! Stockholm* High School purchased
and sent to their classmate, 1'vi
GIFT CARDS
Paul Rufa, a slipover sweater -as
a Christmas remehibrance. Pvt.
Rufa is stationed in Kansas City. Mrs. Charles G. Stubbs
S-2c Pierrjs Goodrich arrived
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Massena, N. Y.
ior a teri day rurlough with his
> : mother, Mrs. Edith Gerdrich. Mrs.
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> : Christmas, a fourth son, Pvt. Ker:>: iirut Goodrich will be unable to :<:
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is expected to arriv« for Christ> : mas with his parents, Mr. and:<:
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uiiitiuiV, .Xpi: Benjamin M. Bennett who enlisted Jan. 26, '42 has
been^ transferred fronj Africa ^ o . . - ,
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