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SBVERAL SPBAKEBS ARE ON
PROGRAM FRIDAY
EVBNING
For all kinds of
Buildinjr and Repair Werk.
Brasher Fails, March 31-r^ister
Wmthrop, March 31--The members Mary
Annunciation of St. Joseph's
of the 0.' J!>. S. served a fish banquet Academy
her forty-fifth
to the Chamber of Commerce last i\i anniversarycelebrated
on Thursday March 25th.
day evening'. There were 60 present Her many friends
here hope to, help
Tbe banquet was fine and the speech- celebrate her fiftieth
anniversary As
es by A. B. Wilkinson of Chicago,
the eastern Sister Annunciation was Lester Dygert on the liepkinton.
Pres. iRalph Cardinal of Malone, Chas is
surprised by a call from where she and her husband have been,'
McNutty of UBrasher Falls, Dr. W. C. pleasantly,
ladies on Thursday afternoon visiting when she was taken stek;_She*
Smith Mr. Watson Clifford and War several
who took in a course dinner fox the had gone to help care for Mr.
ren Jtoodnow of this place were very Sisters
of the Academy. She was al- who had been quite ill hut van gaininteresting. Clem Trypn was toast- so the recipient
of many gifts of fruit ing when she was tajtea with grip
master.
and candy.
followed by pneumonia^ She was eon-;
Mrs. Dora P. Worsen
side-red on the gajn untB Saturday
Brasher
Briefs
The announcement of the death of
afternoon,
Miss
Mayme
Hoag
arrived
here
on
Mrs. Dora P. Worden, wife of ttev. S.
Mrs. Wait has spent her life
Wednesday
after
passing
several
..A. Worden now of Ithaca, N. Y. but
and later at tbe farm in
formerly, a pastor of the Congrega- weeks with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Healey about
one and one half muea north
tional church here and residing at in Norwood.
T. B. Culhane of Malone passed the nere. She was a member ef the ]fi.,_
wmtnrop for several years, brought
odist church of this place, president of
intense sorrow and sadness to the week end with his wife here.
cae
Ladies Aid and -^^rrnff of thsl
Mrs.
Nora
Jenkins
was
takes
to
hearts of many who remember and
Have Bureau. She is a women f W
knew her intimateb/ and loved and re- the Hepburn hospital at Ogdensburg -wiH
greatly missed as she waa »
spected her as a person of a rare on Tuesday, ilhnps caused by an in- waysbeready
to help in eresy f a * i
christian character and possessed of fection in her h u d .
Mns-Kansville
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Winthrop while her husband was pastor here she took an active part in the went an operation for appendicitis on Dinger* of Potsdam, Reuben of Snnf
fordviHe
and
Emma
who
teaches
neat
Monday.'
Mrs.
Delaire
was
before
interests and societies and all workSTOCKHOUt^HURCBBS.
' ings for the church and Sunday her marriage Miss Jane Murray of New York, beside other relatives and
22 Elm Street, PotsHam
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many friends.
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School and for the betterment of the this place.
West Stockhohn--Wi30 a. m. EasFuneral services will be held Wi
Mrs. Norman Dupuis passed Thurs
community.
. ,
ter service. 1,. Christ's triumph oyer
nesday afternoon at her home,
Mrs. Worden had been failing in day in Malone.
death. 2, His teiusaph over sin. 8,
finuna
Wait
arrived
from
her
schi
W.
H.
McCarthy
and
sister
Mrs.
M.
health for a long time, death finally-)
He shares His triun^. iSpecial EasSunday
morning.
r.
Hammill
of
Winthrop
attended
the
terminating in a shock;- The funeralter music by the choir. Sunday
News Netc*.
was . largely attended from her late funeral of John Monahan at OgdensMiss Louise McCauslin spent oyer School 11:30 a. m,, Mr. BaxterSopt.
y
home at Ithaca Monday March 22. bufg on Friday.
Prin. and Mrs. B. P, Quentll of Sunday with her aunt Mrs. Lillian 'Evening service of, vocal and instruMrs. Wordcci was 66 ye,ars of age.
FORMER
WEST STOCKHOLM
Bombay
passed the week end at their Benjamin and cousin William Benja- mental song 7:9CL
Reside her invalid husband- ReV.S.
North Stoekhtfhnj—Sunday School,
MAN IS FOUND DEAD
home
here.
min,
A. Worden, she leaves surviving one
IN BED
T.' D. Rochford IB ill with scarlet
Rev. Norman McLellan gave an ex. 2 p. m., Mrs. file Cramer, Supt.
daughter, Miss Catherine Worden of
cellent talk Sunday, his subject being Preaching. 2:45 p. ra., with special
: thaca, who has tenderly cared for her fever at his home here.
G. H. IButler of St, Regis Falls call • To Every Soldier a Part." It was Easter music.: Evening, service "7:90
- parents in their decline. Rev. S. A.
THURSDAY, APRIL l«t.
CoUeeUon'at'thta-service will be for
)-a practical and'thoughftd sermon.
West Stockholm, March 31—Oara
vVordcn was in an automobile acci- ed on relatives here on Saturday.
Missions.
Rev. J. A. O'Brien of Massena reThere will be an Easter sermon and
A. Smith a former resident of this
dent last summer which has rendered
FRIDAY APRIl/2n<I.
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him sadly, crippled and' almost help- cently-passed a couple of days at his special music Easter Sunday.
place died on March 24th at his home
home here.
less.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hmman are to
WINTIMIOP
in Marathon, Iowa.. Mr. Smith was
SATURDW, APRIL 3rd.
Miss Anna Lantry of Helena was a move into William Kerrt house at the
found dead in bed there. The. MaraNews Motes.
week end guest of her sister Mrs. P. corners and Mr. Hinman'will work
Mrs. UllianStaj* of Brookdala is thon Rephulic has the following conAll deposits made in this Savings Bank on or
Warren Davis has ree'd notice to A. Halleban. ••
a guest in the hoaw of Mr. and Mrs.; cerning him;
for Mr. Kerr.
be at Rose Boom N. Y., for work on
before the above dates will draw interent from
Mrs. W. B. Rochford of Helena pass
Clarence McCargar has bought of Daniel Jock and Mra, Hattie Scripture
one. job for the Lane Construction Co,
Mr. Smith had not been feeling well
April
1st, and will be credited with threj
Mrs.
Mary
A.,Saflps
a
very
aged,
ed
the
week
end
at
her
home
here.
lieon Gibson tile white house on the
April 5th. He expects to go with his
for the past year but he nor anyone
months
interest on July 1,1926 if left on delady
of
86years
'and
needy,
blind
mill road formerly occupied by Roy
c'.unily this week. They visited his
esse had any idea that he'was in a serDove. They expect to move as soon, from the growth of cataracts on her ious way. He was • always up and
posit until that date
o ster Mrs. Chas. Waldruff and famSANFORDVILLB.
eyesfiis very: ill and threatened with around and seemed to be as active as
as possible.
—r)y Sunday.
The people in this community
, 4YZ% Interest 4V2%
Ray McAliaster and Hardy Kent
Mrs. Vira Vance of Norwood spent pne§#nia:aJ4the basal of her brother ever.
»•
;.pent Saturday and Sunday in "Og- were shocked when word came of the tast week with her daughter, Grace
Assets January 1st, 1926 over $29,C
and firandchiiaren of trSHe cenpiained that he had a pain
death of Mrs. Walter Waite at her who is nursing HrsDRrK: Chase at O.
(knsoui'K with friends.
Mrs* A. J. ftoinbett S e t at the home in his side Monday but it did not
The members of-the Masonic order daughter's home in Potsdam Sun-, L. Deckers home.]
of Eltoer S « i h b e r # U t Thursday to bother him any and he had apparently
itave ftn intortainment to the members day morninpr at 2 o'clock. Whili
Mrs. Carl Wellington, spent last
^BANKINGi^nd Jhc.r wiwa and th^ir friends Tues all knew of htr ilness there "she weak in Potsdam taking care of Mrs. celebrate w|th her h*rWth birthday. forgotten it. He spent the evening at
A fjne dimytr was ssff'sd snd a pleas non-.(3 and listened^in on then radio und y ^yeniug (.oiiiistinij of •illustrated was not thought to bo as' seriously Salter Wait , • V,
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. . ' . . , , ant t ^ reported. A M M having bewi til his usual bedtinift,the»stetJred to
lecture in their hall.
ilLand news of her death came as a
Will
Brown
of
HarrisviUe
has
come
The Congregational missionary soc gjteat shock to the many friends and to work for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur the.vienm of a hard cold and grip dur nis room.' Other members of the fam
ing t ^ winter Mrs. IStolnberg is re- ily talked with him after he had reiety wall give illustrated lecture on relatives here.
Smith. His family expect to come a markably sniart and active for one so rired and he seemed to be perfectly all
"Beyond The Rio Grande/' at the
Miss Emma Wait who is teaching tttle later.
advanced in year*.
Miss Eleanor right.
church Wednesday evening.
near White Plains arrived in PotsMrs. Mabel Ballou and daughter left last Friday morning; for OgdensThe Methodist Foreign Missionary dam Sunday forenoon but a few
When he did not arise Tuesday
a few
Jarothy Ballou spent the week end borg where, she is spending
will hold their meeting at the par- hours after her mother's death.
r
morning at the usual time one of the
fays
with
relatives,
"
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.rith
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Irving
McKae.
sonage Friday afternoon and there
[.members of the family went to his
A Jug* gang nf men. were busy
Miss Mabel Osgood 'who has been room to wake him and found him cold
will be a special lenten service in the
Mrs. McKee has been very poorly
breaking
roads
between
here
and
on
a
visit
to
her
sister,
Mrs.
Lyndon
church at Brasher Friday evening.
the past week, confined to the bed
in( death. Indications point that he
Potsdam Sunday .afternoon and Mon part of the timte.
Green has returned to Malone.
Everyone is invited to attend. •
had been dead for «mny hours. He
Mr.'and Mrs. W.'B. Goodnow en- lay in a natural iposition just as
Mrs. Nora Jenkins, is much improv day attorning so a* to. enable them
Mr. and Mn. (Roy Plase and family
ed from the blood poison in her to bring the remains of Mrs. Waite of Canton were Sunday visitors at Mr tertained at dinner orf'the occasion though asleep and it is thought death
of their -thirteenth wedding anntvers came' upon- him while ne slept and
thumb and is expected home from to her home here where the funeral and Mrs. Charles Gotham's.
wiH ha heM Wednesday at two o'ary March 22. Coverh were-laid for. that he died without a movement of a
Hepburn hospital in a few days.
James McKee and son Mr. Irving twelve.
clock.
muscle.
Earl Munson of Massena spent the
McKee were called to Parishvflle Sun
week end calling on friends in Win- ' Little Betty Waite is M at pres- day to attend the funeral of Mrs. AlMr. Smith has been at Leverett
throp and Brasher. Mrs. Viola Nel- ent.
NO«ra STOCKHOLMlen Herrunan who died at a Syracuse
since 1913 and is known to practically
son came with him and will spend n „ Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hinman have hospital.
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everyone in this vicinity. He was in'
few weeks here with relatives.
moved Up to thet Four Corner* in
Mrs^: Nancy Earl, reopened her the employ of theRock Island railway
• Mrs. Bliss Davis and daughter the house with Wm. Kerr. Mr. Hin William Benjamin spent part df school in the Dyke district March 2.' ^company
and attended to tbe company
last week in Syracuse.
Louise, spent the week end with Mrs nun will work for Mr. Kerr.
*
Harold Morgan who. has been con business at that place in addition to
Ltoyd Davis at Massena. Mr. and
fined to the; bouse with the -flu is conducting a grain and coal business
8kt Arquette is living in the Chas
STOCKHOLM CENTER.
Mrs. Lloyd 'Davis will move to their Bohinson house vacated by Ivan
ante to.be out.
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there.
home at Crasher Falls this week. He
George Clark of. Reynoldston, is
Mr. and Mrs.fR. B. Thompson did visiting relatives .and.' attended
is employed with the Kinsman Co.,
Interment will be made in Marathon
Mr. and Mr*. L. L. Hunt and shopping in Potsdam Thursday.
at Norwood,
beside bis wife whose death occurred
shurch here Sunday.
family visited at Asa Moulton's Sun
Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Glidden wc
Harold Haines who has been at the
Sanford, Dowe who has been spend several year* ago;
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ver- ng some'time with his sea Charles
hmne of bis parents, Mr. and Mrs.
t the farmers have tapped non Harsh.
Frank Holmes, returned to his home
<us gone to live with his daughter
their soger woods but have not had
we
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NORTH STOCKHOLM
in Buffalo, last Friday.
John Calnon of Potsdam was a call I Smma
and
husband
a t SWnoerville:
much sap to gather yes.
er at the Cahftn heatf at this plae* Ralph Osgood an«, s t o Floyd did
Cyrus Greene with his saw outfit
Thursday'.
business1 at Norwood J9|turday'
Mrs.. James- Bero and children of
Mrs. Helm Scott /4a> among the is sawing, wood for-Mark ttCahxmey.
Depo/ntg received on or before Tuesday,
(Eugene-Scott will carry on the
Potsdam spent the wi end at theft &&
home here.
Howard;Dyke who l!ia»,b*cn. to suear orchard for George! I^etcher.
April 6th draw interest from Apt 0 1 s t
few York on bushiefs! has returned ' Miss Basel Chase entertained the
Miss Mary Sullivan
members
of
the
Auto
Club
Thursday
>"la'.'
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Miss Mayme Heywaed
Gbutreee Qeandnaa i s spending
(Emmtt Fitzgerald is doing earpen
Mrs. (Lloyd Page ef
« u e time wkh hi. uade and aunt ten work tor Ralph Osgood.
ed
to
her
houss
Friday
.
..
Another Carlpiuj of Good R a f f e d Herte*
«r. and htrs. John iCWsty, •
Mr. and Mm. Carl Lewis > were
a/few days with Mr. a»d Mrs.
Miss Ida Kmgiley reeetred word -thai guests of their uncle Wm. Peet
Flint.
and Mareg will be et
67 Years o(Successful Business
that her: sister Ella Ssj^i who is
, Miss Nell Sulnvaa and brother Coa speeding the winterv 4ft Florida Is and family the past week.
I
I
Wiisooeld
Block,
Winootki,V
IVH.
Henry
Ddeel
visited
her
par
visited their brother and sister at
ent«l near Madrid over Sunday.
the Hepburn Hospital Saturday, Their' very ill in a hospital there.
Mrs. J«hw CasVpben and s<m IVd
N. T. Armstrong
who has pmmany friends will be glad to knew
iyment at SkmnerviBe was at
that they wttt he-able ft return hotta pent Friday night' and Saturday
nte the « « k end'and ever Sunday
as soon as the weather perauts. 'Iff. iitb retfttvee at Norwood.
and Miss Sulltvaa lava been in A M
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hospitarfer cigb* weeks.
Chfriej-honw is a slang phrase used
Mrs. Naaey- ShufeH. is reeewc
!S reference.to a severe pare. Athletes
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after a *»ry severe attack Cfthe
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Mr.andMrs.W8«3«|denw«*io1
Excepthnsl Fadlitto
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care of >dd reply sent at once. May we
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h^Mr. and Mrs. M. Cplnon and child*'!
•ren and Mr. and Mrs: N, E. GIido*j|J
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° l Hr-,»N Mrs. T. B.v«ir^
fCarthy Monday niiht.
The. bridge cW* h*Jd a banaeM s»|
e.Wme of Mr. aa^•. *S3^V«-«L3SI
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school i« out for a two weak*
vacation here.
• :'*Jr.'sannv Mrs; Slwer Greene a*e
iNstalnng % haw Wttajoajn in their
M*Uo.61» Praveato tacny Nat*
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*eifte Nichols r,
ow score Fred Byrant
score for the gentlemen _ 1
Shufelt low score. Seven ta
Bl4y*>i4Mr. Wintafco
crowd with hi* radio.
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