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Wedjttesday> July 16; 1924
THE FREEMAN^S JOURNAL
rAGE SIX
.IHi’aso «i'e&.tly
^SiSis o f an O iaaiK int whii’h g iv es Q uick
Uehef. by lo ral applicaliori, a n d th e
I-uternal
I n te r n a l M edichie,
edicine, ,a
a "Tonic,,
Tonic,, w hich a c ts
LEONARDSVILLE
BURUNGTON FLATS
Mrs. Jeanetl
•ed Towns of
ing' a short ^
Mrs. F . W. Towne.
The annual picnic of the B aptist
Sunday school was held Wednesda
idarago P a r
Loomis
iSday in ____ _
:h very pleasantly
entertained the following a t a detic-r
ious luncheon Thursday evening; Mrs.
Mary Hume, Mrs. 1.. H. Washburn,
Mrs. P. L. Talbot, Mrs. D. A. Fitch
and the Misses M arjorie Dutton, MiF
^
~
- Pauline
NEW BERUN
ieived from tlleir
Word recei’
<Les-
I
Mr.s. A. H. Bassett spent the week­
end at Lake Moraine, camping with
a party of Utica friends.
' Mrs. William LilHe and daughter,
Mrs. Sarah Howard left Wednesday
to visit friends and relatives dt E ast
Winfield and Richfield Springs.
Gilbert S. Mapson and family en­
tertained friends frofn Utica, Sunday.
The Rev. William Whitford of Al­
fred and Dr. Edwin Whitford, wife
and mother, Mrs. Emily Whitford in
her 91st year were callers on Mrs.
G. Taylor Browm, Saturday.
There were fourteen present at
the business meeting of the Ladies’
Benevolent Society of the ^Seventh
Day B aptist church last Wednesday
held a t the home of Mrs. Clark M.
e home _
__
M. Clarke. Plainfield, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred White and son
Clifton, of Earlviile called on friends
and^relatiyes in town, Saturday.
jllo\Ving "them Friday, and handed
the team from New Berlin a defeat
by the score of I t to 9. The locals
played good ball behind Clarke’s
pitching until the ninth when six
• errors netted the opposing outfit five
runs and nearly cost the locals the
nday the locas went to Bridgew ater where they proceeded to mas­
sacre the offerings of three pitchers
whaling the ball to all corners of the
lot for a 37 to 3 win. Clarke led
the locals in hitting getting three
singles, tw’o three baggers and a home
ru n in seven times up. Wheetock also
hit well with two three baggers, and
two singles. Due to the opening of
the canning factory there will he ho
^me th is week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lucius W alker
visited at the home of Mrs. W alker's
brother, Robert Crumb, New H art­
ford, the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Delos Crumb of
Cherry Valley were .guests of M r.
Crumb’s mother Thursday.
Mr. Atherton and sister of New
Berlin were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
D. H. Crumb, Friday.
Mrs. H, M. B arnhart and Mrs. 0 .
E. Trennell of New H artford called
on friends in town Friday.
Charles E. Peet is improving the
looks of his residence by. a coat of
—--t
Vaj
paint which Fred Coman and Vayne
Chase are putting on professionally.
The many friends of M rs. Chester
F rey will be very glad to learn of
h er successful operation and recovery
a t the Oxford Hospital.
F. H. Babcock is confined to his
home by a very severe attack of
were no
services in the
The Otsego Mutual and Chemical jN'. during July and August- The
Mutual F iree Insurance Companies
Companie
at last month was a bar M.^ E, Chi
It is expelected th at a contingent of
—rit­
''
ner month. 'The
The total insurance w
fresh air youngsters
y<
from New York
?2,OOC
ten amounted to more thanI ?2,000,000,
wil larrive
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here this week and
imiums,
premiums,
with about ?19,000 iinn -----irtained for two weeks, by i
fs. Jeanette Towne, Miss Mih
•s of the various churches.
fe h i
■fowne and L. Sarle Brow
Edmeston Saturday.
Miss Gladys Talbot is campipg this
GARRATTSVILLE
sek a t Gorton Lake in company with
-_e Misses Marion, Dorothy and Dana
Worden, Alice Toniss and Isabel Daly >me in Philadelphia.
of Brookfield.
’■.....................John Bundy is working
in the Nes­
awberry and
tle plant a t Edmeston.
Sheridan’s Is
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Glenn
C arter and
evening was a deci-^~-^
K
ristina
and
Steven
Kubecka
spent
fifty dollars being i
Sunday with relatives at Little Falls.
gam was very mucich enjoyed.
G. J. Saunders and two .sons of
Baptis Church
spent Sunday a t Theron
Mr. Bell tendered his Gilbertsville
Miller’s.
Mrs. Isabel Jackson was able to
re tu rn to the home of h er son, Willis
Jackson, S aturday. Miss Beatrice
Van W arner is Working fo r Mrs.
Herm an H arrington since the illness
of Mrs. Jackson.
William Garlock and fam ily spent
7:30 p. m. C hristian Endeavor. Sunday a t Clarence Hickling’s.
Clyde Miller was in Cooperstown
Leader Miss M arjorie Dutton. All
F
riday
with the Edmeston ball team
cordially invited to attend these meet- as pitcher,
and S aturday went to
H
artwick
with B urlington F lats team.
Service a t the Methodist Episcopal
Over th irty from here attended the
church at the usual hour 2 p. ra.
^ Pi'ayer meeting at th e home of Mr. Home Bureau social a t Lena F riday
evening. The G arrattsville Club fu r­
nished the program and the Lena
Club the lunch. All report a fine
PLAINFIELD CENTER time. The orchestra which furnished
While carrying the milk to Leon- the music was composed of Mr. and
nrdsville last S aturday morning Roh- M rs. Dan M ather, Jr., A rth u r Win­
ert Roberts had the misfortune to ters, Jam es Hume, J r . and Jesse C ar­
have one of his black team of horses ter.
drop dead between th e residences of
Miss Mildred Miller spent the past
Meintjwe and Button.
week a t her grandfather’s near Gil­
Several from here have been enjoy­ bertsville.
ing the Radcliffc Chautauqua a t U na­
The Misses Irene and Lola W ard
dilla Forks.
of Onconta are visiting a t George
Miss Jennie Williams of Utica is W ard's.
spending some time with her aunt,
Miss Hazel Rose is attending sum­
Mrs. John D. Jones.
m er school in Oneonta, She has
Mr. and Mrs. Roy An■mstrong and accepted a position in the Edmeston
son Floyd took dinner Sunday and school fo r th e coming year.
lington Spicer’s, W est
Monday a t Arlii
M iss M ary Gafney who teaches
Winfield.
school near New York has arrived at
The Rev. W. D. Jones left F riday the home of her sister, Mrs. Jam es
fo r Ohio where he will preach the Hume fo r th e summer.
next two Sundays.
Harold Lasher and fam ily of Sid­
A meeting of th e Ladies’ Aid ney spent Sunday With h er parents,
society was held a t the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Rockwell.
David Hughes Thursday which was
T he Rev. Dr. Godshall, Dist. Supt.,
preachei
much enjoyed.
ched in the Methodist 1Episcopal
Mrs. Roy A rm strong attended a church, Sunday morning.
meeting of the Woman’s Missionary
Society a t the home of Miss M. Lizzie
H arrison, West Winfield, Thursday
WEST BURLINGTON
afterno(
Mrs. George Dowler entertained the
;e l.
Missionary Society from Burlington
Wednesday.
Miss Mildi’cd West is spending the
wegk
triends a t Penn Yan.
eek with friends
Evan Davis, Sr.
Bolton children o f BurlinL
as with sadness th a t the
are spending a few' days at the home
and neighbors of Eva D
of th eir grandparents, Mr, and Mrs.
for the Blind
Tha King James version of the Bible
has been completed In the revised
Braille Bible for the use of the blind.
Cold W ider PutiRer
fam ily £
The r
Place a pitcher of cold water on a
table In your room and It will ah *
all impurities in the air. In a few lo tta who are
e
iM ic h ig a ri^ V i^ g rt^
! P ran k Golden’s,
VS'ISS
WILLYSKNIGHT
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Leland BurliSon of Johnson City
spent Suhday in t o ^ . His wife and
daughter returned home with him on
Monday.
B
ITES-STINGS
horsepower! SOiniletand
more an hour—honr alter hour
—without ower'lieating—without lost of pow er—w ithout
carbon cleaning!
■ome Tall
leveral young ladies enjoyed a
friends in town Friday.
! town. He is survived by the followflic on th e banks of the Wharton
Talbot and wife of W est jng children; Mrs. M ary Watson and
iek
Saturday.
Winfield, called on Mrs. E. E. Larrabee ‘ Evan Davis, J r . of Utica, Miss Anna
The meeting of the Aid Society heh
and mother, Mrs. Attie Alger, S at- Davis of Unadilla oFrks and a step'Phurs
urday.
, son, Dan Davis of this place, to whom a t: Mrs. William Dockstader’s Thurs­
Mr. and Mrs. T. Earl Allen spent the sympathy of the community is day was very well attended. Proceeds
Saturday at the home of Mr. AUen’s extended, but especially to the younger amounted to sixteen dollars,
Mrs. William Brooks, Mrs. Fred
mother, Mrs. S arah Bowen at Earl- daughter, Miss Anna Davis, who has
Olive,!, M:
Mrs. F. M. West and daughter
ville.
t been unceasing in her devoted cane.
MUdred, were callers in New
: .The many local friends of Miss I
---- ------ -----and Columbus Q uarterr W(
Lillian Towns and Jam es Wiseiiiore
EDMESTON
J
a
y
Bennett of llion
were surprised to hear of
Mr. and Mrs. V. Haley and !
the
lessie Avery of Plaiiifield, N. J.
its, Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Beiinetl
ecent
a t U.
;e n t gguests
u c o ta «u.
u . G.
\J, Welch’s.
,
±
,ii. emu
u i s . George Lasher and
Mr.
and iMrs.
Mi.'=s
Saturday
''^i.'js E sther Welch left S
aturday Mr. and
Ward
id Mrs. W
ard Wrench enjoyed
or Utica where ^ e will have an • an auto trip S undi, to Oriskany,
le Chautauqua,
id Ayiesworth Rome and Delta Daiii
(Operation. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthul Wood of West
accompanied her.
'Nr- and Mrs.i. J.
J W. Brown
Wallace W. Cooii
Mrs. Harold Owen and daughter WinfiekId were guests it. Linn West’s I h'riday in Utica,
iuesaay.
1 The Misses Grace
Catherine
Wallace W. Coon was born in H ast­ Mavis, who have been visiting her Tuesda:
Mr.
M
r. and Mrs. Thomas DeRosia of 1M erritt : are ehtertaii
ings, New York on February 2, 1864 here the p ast week.
lertaining company
Mrs. Hai’ry P arker and children *of Chadwicks Were week-end guests a t ! from New Haven, Oort
the son of Talcott W. and Eunice Ber­
Miss Evelyn Jones of Utica is
gen Coon. His boyhood Wds spent on Herkimer spent several days last Leo Dowler’s.
his fa th e r’s farm in Hastings and in week with her parents. Dr.
spending sOnie time a t the home of
the eaiiy eighties he came to LeoMr. and Mrs.- H. M. Matteson.
Miss Belle Cristm an of South New j
SOUTH EDMESTON
rardsville and was assodiated with his
Berlin
is
visiting
at
the
home
of
Mr.
Mr.
and
Mi’s.
F
'
brother
business.
__ (ther Jason in the grocery bus
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j daughter and John
In 1892 he married Miss Eva Mott and Mrs. A. K. Peet.
Mrs. Everett Clark and daughter | were week-end gues
who died December 5, 1922 in Leonardsville. Since 1893 Mr. Coon has of White Plains are guests at G uy: Mr.s. Anna Delong.
j ““
owned and operated the store here -Hiekling’s.
Hiekl
where the three brothers Jason, W al-| “E. ~ Lum has been confined to the | E
lace and Fred have been iiitei’ested fo j house
ara 01 tne iviecnoaisx enuren auu a,
character of the man. He was a stew-^ 1
member of I. O. O. F. Mt. Markbam '
Lodge, No. 813. Sr
Surviving him are visi
Lodge,.
a niece, Mrs. F. L^e Behns of
ingtOn, Indiana: and a brother-in-law
Mr. Ralph E. Mott also an associate ^The
picnic
in business of LeonardsvillA
DECATUR
James Burke and Kenneth Lewis of
ew' York City are spending two:
New
lyders.
weeks at Ira Sn;
Fred Thompsc in of Oneonta spent
Saturday in tow,..
Emerson Southard and v
week end guests of Mr, anu. ivirs.
Amos Elmore,
C. A, Boorne and W. J. Day af;tended the funeral of Floyd Lowell
at Schenevus, Monday,
Over seventeen dollars was: real-:
ized at the ice cream sale here Fri-
N o Car
Like It!
Mr. and Mrs, George Graham were
called to Unadilla, Friday by th e
death of Mr. Graham ’s sister, Mrs.
and family
HISTORY^
MYSTERIES
F o r all insect b ites, re d
bug, chigger, bee, w a s p ,
in the Episcopal church at Otegp thi
m osquito, etc., ap p ly w e t
ivening,
baking so d a o r H ousehold
A baby was born to Mr. and Mrs.
a m m o n ia , fo llo w e d b y
tdrian Pickens on July 10th.
One day last Week while niovint,
cooling applications of—
logs a t Ripley’s Woodenware factory ^
THE KING OF LIARS
one of them got the start of the men .
and rolled down and before he could ? 0 FAR aS: successful
get out of the way it hit Wilmot: < eoncerned, Giuse
iuseppe I
Greene. 'The end of it; caught him
known by, Ms adopted
between a post scraping his legS: quite “Count Caglios
Cagliostro’’
lagliostro’’ was undoubt­ ^^Charles" Putnam and wife of Al-.
Oi>«r -ay MillionIan U-d Ymrfy
badly and bruising his up consider^
‘•“'1 bany were guests the first of th e week
;ably. He has been in bed ever since. edly the most remarkable man the
It was a close call to a broken leg. ■ world haiis ever
P®*i;at Irving Mowers.
While chasing a cow out of his g ar­ only numbered Ms victims by the thou­ : Miss Nina R.: Holmes of Oiieonta
A lt Odd Reason
V days a t h er home
den Ope day last week V. L. Curtis sands but practiced Ms chosen art pf is spending a few
Little Dorothy always laughs vwhen
stepped into a hole wrehching his' lying with such consummate clever­
y catchy music is playln
playing in
Gep Benson and familY were visit­
ankle quite badly so th at h e was laid ness that he victimized cardinals and
’s Friday a t Eric Larsen’s a t Elk
tip for a couple of days from his prinGes as well as peasants and the
Wlien asked the reason
r son sshe
work in Ripley’s shop. He is atound: various classes lying between these
can’t help
again now.
Harold Nelson spent iS
tickles my teeth.”—Boston Transcript.
categories. He was, in truth, “the;
A call from West_ Laurens Friday
Sunday with friends at
such m
v
morning about 3 o’clock came to our king Of liars,” beside whom
imples of Cassle Ghadwiek and
telephone central for our fire appar­ ern examples
atus and help for a fire Which was Ppnzl Were the rankest amateurs,
As a boy, Balsamo gave early evlburning in Myron Johnson’s barn and
the were afraid of the house catching, dence of’ his scheming tendencies, and,
from it. The Chemical engine and after beinj
quite a delegation responded to the
the apothecary shop
call. The barn and two automobiles
cillan monilastery, Where
ire he set about
abou
were burned. The house was saved to m aster the science of chemicals
but it was badly scorched on the end and drugs, for which he appeared to
next to the barn.
j. Frank Hay is improving his have a positive genius. It was while
M ANURE SPREA DER
home, corner West Main and Grove In the apothecary’s shop that Balsamo
streets by having a porch built on sold to a credulous peasant the secret
the side and woodshed on fhe, back of a mythical “treasure cave” which
ipposed to be near by, but, when
end.^ Howard Slocum is doing the was supposed
the purchaser
lurchaser of the secret
secre went to
The “Homestead” was opened last
Ine the cave, he was set upon by
week and there have been there the a "devil”
Isamo himself) and beatpast, wfeek, Miss Emma ,Matteson en nearly
leath. For this escapade,
.Mrs. .William D; Smith, Miss Flor­
s banished from Sicily
ence Matteson and S. S. Matteson. and fled to Rome, where he succeeded
Dr. Walker of Carthage, State Sup­
erintendent
of the
Universalist In marrying a strikingly beautiful
churches gave an addi’ess in the Uni­ woman and changed Ms name to
versalist church last Sunday evening; "Count Cagliostro.”
His first venture on a large scale
also Rev. Mr. Judge of Oneonta.
Is the “MAN a MONE-y”
A special school meeting has been was the invention of an “elixir of
lied by bur Board of Education for life,” ofV hich he sold many thousand
:m e e s ’ I
bottles at fabulous prices and. In order
5 O F -SP
fD
GOMlMUNlTY W ELFAE
ADV.ANOBD GOMlMUNl’
to prove the value of his own medi­
new ventilation, heating and closet cine, claimed to be mere than 2,000
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system in our High school building years old and to have been present at
“MONEY IN -MANTJEE."
Which is a thing much needed.
the time of the crucifixion, which he
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described with a wealth of detail omltW m i W INFIELD, N. Y.
WEST EDMESTON
from the Scriptures, At that
Mrs. Allen and daughter, of Bing time there was much talk of the
hamton, who were guests of Mrs.
Mrs
Cagliostro was none
I. T. Welch on Tuesday, attended the
Community Club meeting at Mrs.
belief
than this personage—a
persi
Chaunepy Chase’s.
I the Sicilian tool
whenever possible.
.. — , as h— .
When the success of the "elixir of
was operated on there for appei
life” appeared to be Imperiled by the
citis, was not making a good recc
ery, and the hospital authorities sent death of a number of persons who had
taken
It, Cagliostro
fo r her mother. Mrs, Jaynes return­
organh
< organlzlng
ed in a few days, as her daughter’s scheme of
aen, claiming that he was of
for women,
condition was slightly-improved.
Mrs. E. A. Felton and Mrs. Lena divine origin and had received a special mission to perform this work npoi
le Chautau<
'“ednesday,
earth—a statement which naturallj
md Miss <
endeared him to n number of women
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of sufficient wealth to assist him In
Miss Erma Welch of Norwich was
accomplishment of his other
in town last week visiting relatives schemes, which Included the making
and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred White of Earl- of diamonds and precious stones and
ville were callers a t George D. Max- the transmutation of base metals Into
on’s, Saturday.
By virtue of his various Impositions,
•
Hans
'liostro wnk able to accumulate a
And at the end of a long sustained high speed,
aisburs, iurs. C. O. Vjrrmin
amount of money and, when he
•your motor will be cooler, ■will need less water
Carrie C. Towne, who, with __ ___
ided to move the headquarters of
than any similar sized poppet-valve engine.
fin, motored to Utica, Friday to meet bis Influence to Prance, It was a mat­
ter of only a few days before he be­
This engine’s power curve keeps cUoibing ap
The Community Club m et with Mrs. came tlie most talked of man In Paris.
while the power of a poppet-valve our is drop­
Chauncey Chase, Tuesday, and the
program . Grandma’s Attic Treasures, It was he wl>o used the Cardinal de
ping ofi. Furthermore, the W illys-Knight is
proved one o f the most interesting Rohan, Grand Almoner of France and
entirely free from those engine repaixs which
e of the shrewdest statesmen in
ever enjoyed. I t was under the di­
make
up 50% of the upkeep cost oE practic­
irope.
In
the
tragic
affair
of
the
dlarection of Ml’S. C. S. Griffin, and each
ally all poppet-valve cars. It hass no cams—no
dilch brought dlsmember present brought one or more
>nd necklace, wM
springs—to get out of ord(ler. A car yoti can
relics of a past age about which they
tce or imprisonment upon everyone
keep seasop after season. Take a ride today.
had some story to tell. Mrs. Searle implicated, Including the Italian him­
and Miss Pardee have in th eir pos- self, who was imprisoned In the Bassssion, playthings, and articles made tlle in 1786, but was finally acquitted
sr the real “ Beth” of “Little W"o- and ordered to leave France.
:en,” who was a cousin of theirs,
After drifting about Europe for a
and the display of these added much
number of years, the prince of Impos­
to the occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton A. Welch and tors finally returned to Rome and was
children, Rutfi and David, returned condemned by the pope to life Imfrom a two weeks’ trip to Waupaca, irlsonment as a dangerous foe to reWis. Wednesday, Mrs. I. T. Welch Ilgion, dying In a papal
lal dulngeon on
iiotored to Utica to meet them.
duped
August 26, 1795, after haying
1
all Europe,
and priest and
•ope, prince and
peasant
alike.
But,
apart
from OagUNADILLA FORKS
N, P. Chapman spent Saturday and llostro’s strange and almost hypnotic
Sunday in New York- City visiting Influence over practically everyone
his sister, iMrs. Gertrude Roberts and with whom he came In contact, there
are a number of mysteries concerning
family.
Mrs. Frank Vunk of Brookfield was tlie man which have never been eiCOOK’S A U T O & S U P P L Y CO.
a guest of Mrs. Jimmie Matteson and
COOPERSTOWN. N. Y.
daughter, Fannie, during the Chau-,
E . A . FR A N C IS GARAGE
tauqua.
strahge i
Mrs. John Richards of Utica spent
M IU O R D . N . Y.
8 Is the greatest mystery of
Wednesday and Thursday with Mrs. a ll: His power of prophecy manlfestAnna Richards.
)on numerous oecasio
occasions, but parMr .and Mrs. Jones of Utica were
iriy when he anno
announced that
a t H. D. Lamb’s last Sunday. Mrs.
Jones was a resident of this place Maria Theresa, empress of Austria,
3 dying, and
reached Paris
some years and will be remembered
THE GENERAL PUBLIC IS INVITED TO
I
days
later
that
the
empress
as Miss Violet Chapman.
Dr. and Mrs. Granger are enter­ succumbed at the very hour foreti
A DEMONSTRATION OF THE
taining Mrs. Granger’s sister, MYs.
the Italian coimt. Again, diirlng'
William O’Neil and son, WilHam, Jr.,
incarceration in the Bastile, Cagof St. John’s N. B.
llostro wrote ^npon the walls of his
Mrl and M rs. S. D. Dodd of Schen­ cell: “W l^ in three years the Bastile
ectady spent -Saturday and Sunday at shall be destroyed and tlie people shall
L. D. Matteson’s.
dance upon its site”—another prophHarold
carried out to the let-
Los Angeles, Calif,, “hiking” and acr
cepting “lifts” from autoists and:
starting from Colorado Springsy
Where he had been since late in June.
Mrs. E. A. Loveland and little soi
of Brooklyn, are spending tWo weeli
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. 1
Backus. Prof. Loveland is ‘conduc
ing bis camp for boys at Gooperstow
Miidred A. Cats is .spending from
.llie Curtis, wife and n
Wednesday until Sunday as the guest
W(
were
<
of her cousin, Ruth A. Blooin,
home
ome of the Rev. anc
Norwich.
’etersoti, F riday afteei
Peterson,
afteerhoon.
.‘ridau are
•Mr. and 'Mrs. John I, Richer and
Mr. and MrSi J. E. Ander
irtd daughter
and
daughte returned to their home: entertaining their sister for a few daugiiitfir aaid Mr. and Mrs. George
Mitcheil enjoyed a motor frip to Mon^
in Eaginaw, Mich., last week WedM iss'M arion Worden of Brookfield treal and other Canadian points, last
irsday after- week. Mrs. Richer and daughter re­
Guest,s at the home Of Miss F lc_, was a caller in town Thurs
mained with relatives fo r a longer
Hoxiei the past Week were, Kinney
and Ward tfiiids
Hoxie, wife and daughter, Ruth of Miss Pauline Hume•ker’s,
near
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Border of
iTdluth, Minn, and Mr. and Mrs. T.
' Schenectady
e c ^ t gguests
Ichenectady have been rrecent
F. B. Carpenter of Monroe, Orange rattsville, Thursday afterhooh.
county, N. Y.
Mrs, Mollie Townsend and three
This place was Well represented at
children of Amsterdam are guests at
the Radcliff Chautauqua held at Una^ ,’hursday.
Mrs. W. R. F itch and Miss Made
diila Forks last week.
the home of Clyde Spaulding and
T. A. Gpre is spending an extended Pitch of West Winfield called
town Friday.
vacation in Canada' and will later friends inAnns
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visit at the home of his brother in
New York.
Curiis Jones has moved from the
farm which he occupied near Sher­
burne, to the farm owned by th e Johnson City i
Hayes Bank of Clinton on the east Davis’, Saturday.
ehell and two
• i
-------side of the river.
; end a t MeKenneth Chapman is assisting A d -. children sper
Silas Mott and wife of llion were rian Cole in haying.
Keever s m tl
in town Friday to attend the funeral / George Heinrich has been re-dec-!.
^f Mr. Mott’s brother-in-law, W, W.
llia-lIVeL,
•ket, J.Y.
N. U.,
J.,
MORRIS
There
Tpwn in France.
The geography lesson was about to
begin, and the subject o f it was
France.
Accordingly the teacher started off
with the. question: “Novv in this
past terrible war who was our princi­
pal ally?”
“France,” came; the answer from a
chorus of voices.”
“Quite right,” said the teacher,
earning. “Now can any of you give
A small boy .at the hack of the
class almost fell over In his eagerness
to
to tell. “Somewhere,” he said brei
breathlessly. —- Pittsburgh
GJironicie-Tele-
mbers of Mt, Markham
H alf Pric*
No. 813 I. O. 0. F. attendedd ti
the full-: Bllly--^Doube header this afternoon,
eral of tlleir brothe:
ler, W, W. Coon, at
LeonardSville last; Friday and conImmle—Gee, tliat’s great.
Two
ducted the services a t the grave,
games for one grandmi
T he entertaiimient given by the
Radcliff Chautauqua were
attend­
ire well attended and much enjoyed, The contract
has been signed for the Chautauqua
AilanthuS W ood
- i r 192fi.
'
Mr. and Mrs, H. M. Backus spent' The forest products labdratflry sayi
linday at C. H. Backus’,
that recent ©tperimeats hive shown
that the wood of sdlanthus can be
made Into ai good grade of book pa­
Two Standards
The aplrlt of anfairnesi townlfd the per, The wood gives a high yield of
sterner Set le always noticeable. When pulp, bleaches easily and can be used
a reel pretty boy does nothing but run for book, lithograph and writing pa­
around and have a good time pedife per. The ailanthus,. otherwise known
■lall him a sorry whelp, but When a a r the tree of heavi
)me placi
real pretty girl conducts herself In'Ylns
■<aHie manner people call her a peach. Ions of wood to the acre every three
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