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SARDINIA NEWS Mrs. Benjamin West has been on the sick list the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Andrews of Olean have been the guests of Mrs. J. D. Carney and Miss Anna An drews, the past week. Mrs. Clara Blanchard is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin West. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harrison and son were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Harrison, tone past week. Mr. and Mrs. William Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wood were guests of friends in Rochester over the week end. Mrs.Bertha King and children, Ada and Millard, of Delevan were called to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Milo Wilson by the serious illness of Mr. Wilson, Saturday. James and Edward Hargrave were guests of Lawrence Rupert, Sunday and Monday. Mrs. Hattie Pitcher is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Ohas. Leonard, of Elton. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Proctor and Mr., and Mrs. William Bridgman and friends and Mr. and Mrs. Clausson were in town for the week-end. Mrs. Lena Bridgman was in town to attend the Briggs reunion which was held at the Community Hall. Mrs. Jessie Pitcher and son, Wes ley, were in Buffalo, Sunday, the guests of Arthur Rice. r i FORKS BLOCK CANADIAN KILTIES AT STATE FAIR Victoria Picher has returned to her work in Buffalo, after spending two weeks with her parents, ihere. Mr. and Mrs. George Graham and Carol Quackenbush called at the f aflWUS Military Band Of 48th Ernest Graham home, Friday even- H j gh | anders Furnished MUSIC for the Prince of Wales. DAILY CONCERTS IN COSTUME ing. William Bowers of McKinstry was I a caller at the Chiz home, Tuesday. Guy Bump and family were at the Ashel Bump home, Sunday. Milk Inspector Pish of Delevan was on the hill, Thursday. ™. ^ ^ . ^ ^ . ^ _ George Graham was at the Prank ^e band of ^ Forty-eighth High- Howell home at the Forks, Tuesday, landers or Toronto, Canada, led by Albert Jenkins of Sardinia called J ohn Slatter, bandmaster, .will furnish on his mother, Sarah Jenkins; Fri- music this year for the Now York day. State Fair, Syracuse, August 80-Sep- Mr. and Mrs Roy Braymiller and tembor i. family spent the week-end with his This Is a regular Scotch kiltie band and it has an international reputation. The band will be in complete costume all during the fair. It consists of thirty-five pieces. During the past throe years this band has traveled more than 50,000 miles In the United States and Can- brother in Buffalo. ' Devillo Hall of Buffalo was home over the week-end. 'Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown of Lime Lake and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Demmon of Delevan were visitors at the Graham home, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Demmon of . Delevan were callers at the home of 1 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Har vey, Wednesday. Mrs. Mazie Benton of Sardinia spent Tuesday with her brother, Neal Hopkins. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Quackenbush of Delevan spent Thursday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Graham. FAIRVIEW Mr. and Mrs. E. Lockwood of Buf falo called upon Mr. and Mrs. E. Fea- gles, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles King of Springville expect to return to their old home on the West Yorkshire Toad, in March. Miss E. Henry of Sardinia, N.*Y., has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Merle Greatwood. Mr. Grant Silliman and family have motored to the Adirondacks for two weeks. Mrs. P. Guenther has been on the sick list. Dr. Vaughan of Arcade has been in attendance. Dr. William Petpiett's wife and son of Lockport, N. Y., have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. Feagles the past week. Mrs. R. A. Feagles of Lockport, who has been visiting her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. E. Feagles, has returned to her home in Lockport. Mrs. Frank Wing motored to Jamestown with her son, Merle, last week. Mr. Prank Wing has a new Ford. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Silliman called on Mr. and MTS. H. Howell, Saturday evening. SARDINIA M. E. CHURCH Mr. and Mrs. George Prior were in Rushford, Thursday to see Dr. Hardy. Stewart Pingrey of Gowanda was here Thursday and called on num erous friends. Cecil Goss and family visited his sister and family in Webster over the week-end. Oscar Blackman has been quite ill. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Barrows and mother were week-end guests of Fred Unger and family. Miss Ruth Griffith is spending her vacation at home. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Metcalf and family and Mr. and Mrs. Dell Met calf were Sunday guests of Earl Frank and family in Abbott. C. L. Pixley and family visited in Franklinville, Sunday. C. A. Pierce painted the school house this week. The Pedro Club was entertained at the home of Edd Francis, Tuesday evening. Favors were won by Clara •Metcalf and Fern King and Vern and Duval King. The pulpit of the church will be supplied Sunday by Rev. Oliver. The Pastor is called away to preach for a former colleague. Mr. Oliver is an able preacher and will doubtless draw an interesting audience. The usual morning and evening services will be held with Epworth League at 6:30 p. in. The 1st of September the fall pro gram of church activities will be re sumed. FARMERSV1LLE The first Barnard-reunion was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Barnard in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baun, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fogg and Mr. and Mrs. Roy! Miseur, all of Michigan. It was voted I to hold an annual reunion each year | on the third Saturday of August. In I 1927 they will meet with Mr. and! Mrs. Wallace Bull of. Farmersvifie. I The officers are: President, Mrs.' Amanda Barnard; vice president, j Wallace Bull; secretary and treasur er, Margaret Barnard; entertain- • ment committee, Frances Reynolds, and May Barnard. Fifty one were , present from: West Clarksville, Fill more, Franklinville, Delevan, Spring ville, Kenmore, Perry and Michigan. Mrs. Amanda Barnard, who has made her home for some time with her sons in this vicinity, returned to Michigan with her daughter, Mrs. Henry Baun, to spend the winter. George Hudson of Buffalo spent Sunday with Thomas and Catharine Butler. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Neamon enter tained Captain and Mrs. John Haas and Miss Evelyn Haas of Buffalo, one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Barnard and Frank Degenfelder autoed to Buf falo, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Green and fam ily autoed to Buffalo, one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Neamon and fam ily spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Neamon. Mrs. Morley Reynolds and son, Archie of Franklinville spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Barnard. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ricbs and daughter of Podungue brought Mrs. , A. Brooks home, Sunday. Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Barnard entertained Mrs. Floyd Foggard and family of Hes peria, Mich., and Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Roy Misner of Walkerville, Mich. Mrs. George Thornbury and fam ily were the guests of Mr> and Mrs. John Delaney, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cole, called on Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schultz, Thurs day. Qlildren Cry for CASTORIA Mrs. Muggs had the reputation among tradesmen of quibbling over the \fraction of a cent, and she was living up to it in her argument with the ice man. \Is that all the ice I get for ten cents?\ she demanded peevishly. \Don't worry, lady,\ he replied as patiently as possible, \Some day you might be in a place Where you could n't buy this piece of ice for a million dollars. Want ads. will dispose of surplus. t Mrs. Tooley and daughter were week-end guests of Mrs. H. E. Reese. Mr. McCarthy of Arkansas has been the guest of his sister, Mrs. Ben-1 Fair, jamin VanName, recently. Miss Lena Harris is visiting rela tives at Hamburg. Mrs. Beartice Lafferty of Lebanon was a guest of Ruby Jones, Wednes day. Mrs. Owen Dewitt, Mrs. Mary De- witt and Mrs. W. A. Dewitt were in Franklinville, on business, Thurs day. Rev. Edmund Lafferty of Lebanon Captain John Slatter who will bring the Forty-eighth Highlanders' Band, one of the greatest musical or ganizations In Canada, to the State BillEndicott's Other Reason ada. It has been in constant demand at important functions and spectacles in Canada. An Indication of the standing of the band is shown by the fact that when the Prince of Wales visited Canada, the band of the Forty-eighth High landers was chosen to play for the oc casion. The band makes JI splendid appear ance in its military kilties. It is an preached in the Baptist church last entJrely different kind of a band eTer Sunday morning. enraged before. It will give concerts Mrs. Howard McMurray and little on Tar j 0U8 par ts of the fair grounds daughter were guests at the W. H. dai j y ^ w jy the place of Con- Hughes home, part of last week. way's band, which has been at ths John Henry and family, Howard tair for several consecutive years, Henry and faimily of Olean were The band is the most popular military guests at the J. P. Henry home, last week. Mrs. Anna Brown has been ihome for a week from her work at the Warsaw hospital. John Williams and family were Sunday guests at the Royal Williams home, It band hi the Dominion of Canada, is celobrated for its soldierly appear ance, its brilliant and artistic per formance and the many attractive features Introduced by the bandmas ter, John Slatter, and soloists. There will also be music In con- nectlon with the vaudeville acts by Rev. and Mrs. Warner visited their | Ceroone and his band—a phenomenal Bill says he wants bis home and garage to have a kept- up look because they're his. But the more vital reason he gives for keep ing them up— pointed—is one that involves property value. 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Teneitee Senator A SURPRISE PARTY AT THE SMITH FARM I On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith andj family were greatly sur^ prised when a large party of rela tives from Leroy and Delevan drove up and gave them a surprise. Mr. Smith was too sick to attend the Smith reunion so they gave him a party at home which every one de clared was a success. Among the visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith and daughter, Mrs. Hella Smith Mr. and Mrs. Will Hall 'and son George, Mrs. Ernest Roblee and children and Miss Mrytle Roblee and I This la a new portrait of Lawrence gentleman friend, Mr. Lloyd Roblee | Davis Tyson, who has succeeded John SLIGHTLY INSINUATING MOTHER! Fletcher's Castoria is, a harmless Substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups, orepared to relieve Infants in arms and Children all ages o! 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Y. 17UI tels and credits of said deceased, it his office i.i the village of Arcade, New York, on or before the lltt day of December, 1926. Dated, June 11, 1926. Jackson EL Smith, . Administrator. Knight * Bentley, Attorneys for Administrator, Arcade, N. Y. 15UI The crowd roared. \What did he do?\ asked the young lady at the ball game. \Made a hit.\ \I can see that he made a hit, but what did he do to make such a hit?\ demanded the girl. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Pursuant to an order of Hon. Bar ber B. Conable, Surrogate of ' the County of Wyoming, notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against the estate of Antionette Tilton, late of the Town of Arcade, Wyoming County, N. Y., deceased, that they are hereby required to pre sent the same, together with the vouchers therefor, to the undersign ed Administrator of the goods, ehst- NOTICE TO CREDITORS Pursuant to an order of Hon. Bar- ber B. 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