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*\ S \V THE SUN FCRT COVINGTON, N. Y. , LOCAL INTEREST —Mrs. Charles Bradford of Ho- gansburg and Mrs. J. L. Seymour of Malone called on ffiends in town Wednesday evening. —Mr^andJIrs. Osmond Berry motored to Syracuse Monday to attend the State Fair. They re- turned home on Wednesday. —Mr. and Mrs. Will Baker of Ogdensburg were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Brennan and Mr. and Mrs. Walter White. —Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lalonde of Cornwall, Ont., spent Sunday with their cousin, Mrs. F. J. Bucklin. —Mr. and Mrs. Albert Reardon and son, Albert, of Springfield, Mass, are visiting at the home of Mr. James McQueen. —Miss Mae Peets and sister, Miss Loretta Peets, of Brushton were guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Derouchie on Tuesday, —Miss Evelyn Smallman o f New Haven, Conn., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smallman. LOCAL INTEREST —An Old Time Dance will be held Friday evening, September 14,1934, in Firemen's Hall for the benefit of Aetna Fire Com- pany. Admission 25c and 10c. adv. — Miss Barbara McCabe, a graduate of Fort Covington High in the class of 1934, has entered the State Normal School at Pots- dam. —Mrs. David Smith and daugh- ters, the Misses Edith and Clara Smith, visited Mr. and Mrs. Lor- enzo Farquhar and family of Constable on Tuesday. —Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Iinds- ey of Frelighsburg, Quebec were guests of Mr. Lindsey's brother- in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Creighton, on Monday. —Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Walker of Huntingdon, Quebec and son, Mr. Robert Walker, of Ottawa, Ontario called on friends in town Tuesday. —Mr. H. B. Gardiner of Dun- dee, Mr. and Mrs. C.L. Smith and the latter's sister, Miss Mary Kidney, are attending the county ,—Mr. and Mrs. Ora Smith of Erie, Pennsylvania are visiting J fair at Huntingdon, Quebec today their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Merrick. —Mr. Howard Brockway and mother, Mrs. Nellie Brockway, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fredus Wilcox of Malone. —Mr. Cnarles Dempsey and brother-in-l?w, Dr. Wright Benoit of New York city, attended the Cornwall Fair the past week. —Miss Ajnzella Derouchie was a recent guest of Miss Winifred O'Brien and other friends in Ho- gansburg. —Mrs. William McMillan and family of Dundee were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph El- liott. —Mrs. Woods and Mrs. Mary Santamo of Malone spent Mon- day in town. Mrs. Santamo visit- ed her sister, Mrs. Jack Hence. —Mr. and Mrs. Albert Derou- chie of Bombay we^e Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. D'- Amour. —Mr. Holland Laporte ofClark- son Tech. at Potsdam spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. LapDrte. —Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Blackett accompanied by Mr, and Mrs. E. K. Brushey motored tt) Montreal on Wednesday and spent the day —Mrs. A. J, Fraser spent a few days the past week with her sister Mrs. Thomas Williams of Corn- wall, Ont. —Mr. and Mrs. James Farquhar visited their son and daughter-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Farquhar, %of Massena on Saturday afternoon I —Mr. Gregor Leslie of St. Re- •;' gis, Quebec was a supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. A, F. Armstrong Sundav. ... —Mrs. Nellie Giles of Massena who has been a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Elliott returned home Sunday. —Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Latre- jlle of Massena visited Mr. and Mrs. 0. Nora and family Satur- day afternoon. —Rev, and Mrs. Gordon R. Ad- die and daughter, Sherolyn, re- turned Saturday to their home in Rawdon' Quebec after having visited Mrs. Addie's parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Donovan. —The members of the O. E. S. LOCAL INTEREST —Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Roweand Mr.aft4 Mrs. Leon Allen of Brookline, Mass., were guests last week of Mrs. Rowe's broth- ers, Mess. D. H. and T. A. Chis- hobn. —Mr. Francis Lacombe will terminate his services at the U. S. inspection station next Sunday <and resume his studies at the Ad- irondack Commercial school in Malone. —Mrs. Howard Brockway re- turned home Wednesday from the Alice Hyde Hospital, Malone, where she recently underwent a major operation. Her condition is reported fine. —Capp's Beauty Shoppe will be closed from Sept. 24th to Oct. ath. —Mr. E. B. Gardiner and fath- er, Mr. H. B. Gardiner, and Mr. Noel Reynolds of Dundee and Mr. W. R. Stewart of Elgin at- tended the Havelock fair on Tues- day. —Mrs. Jack Mears'of St. Ag- nes, Quebec and sister, LOCAL INTEREST —Mr. and Mrs, Leon McCaff- rey of Dundee left Tuesday morn- ing by motor for a two weeks vacation at Chicago and the: Worlds Fair. Mr. John Fleming' is taking Mr. McCaffrey's place as Canadian Customs Inspector j at Dundee and Mr. Queenville of! Trout River is assisting. j —The Y society of Dundee was entertained Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Gar- diner. Twenty members and a few guests were present. After the business meeting a most en- joyable time was had playing games and delicious refreshments were served by the hostess* —Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Davidson and the latter's sister, Mrs.'Buck of Ogdensiburg called on Mr. T. fW. leaser and other friends in I H M I t I'l'fr'f M. li.H..M..H-1-M-H- I Your Time Pieces ? • Do they need repairs or cleaning? Bring them in, we shall be glad tq quote you our price to make them like new again CONNELL'S GIFT SHOP AND JEWELRY STORE FOR SALE-Dry, Hard Stove Wood, |2.50 per cord. Furnace Wood. Apply Sun Office. adv3a met Wednesday evening in the J treal. Masonic Temple for the first time No meetings \were Helen Donelly of Saranac Lake have returned home from a tnp through part of Ontario andMon- —Mr. Leonard Farley of Syra- cuse, Mr. Herman Farley of New York city, Miss Grace Farley of t Glen Qove r Long Island and Miss Irma Farley of Syracuse arrived home Wednesday night to visit j their.parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Farley of Dundee. I —Mrs. E. K. Brushey was hos- tess to sixteen guests at adelight- 1 ful dinner party at Hotel Franklin | E. McQueen accepted the conso- ! the Grange hall, Bombay j Charles McCam. | E. McQueen on Fnday mght. The program -Mrs. Paul Swan and sister,! lation favor, was greatly enjoyed. • I Miss Florence Watson, who havej _ Dr . andMra . Wright ^ -Miss Helen R Dolan was been v,sitaK th«r mother, Mrs. | and two chil d Hector d home from Malone to spend the . Racher Watson of Dundee re- |EUzabeth >and Dr . Benoit . s bro . week-end w!th her mothe^s Mrs. turned Sunday to Fulton, N.Y. lther>M victor g^ al l of Dolan, and suter, Mrs. Charles _ The Migse a j^^ Cushman j New York city j gpent three days alllon - and Jean Fraser left today by mo- the past week with Mrs. Benoit's —Mr. T. H. Lowe and grand- j tor for New York city. From brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and I daughter. Miss Rita Lowe, Miss I there Miss Fraser wil] go to Ger- Mrs. C. E. Dempsey. They were Thelma Cappiello and Miss Doro-! mantown, Pennsylvania where returning home from their sum- thy D'Amour motored to Ogdens-j she has a position as teacher in a mer cottage at Tanago Ontario P rivate s* 00 ! awaitin * her - j -The Missionary Society of —Mr. Alfred Fulton of Mas- the Presbyterian church enter- burg Tuesday evening. —Mr.' and Mrs. Floyd Derouch- ie of Fort Covington Centre were *ena who was confined in the tained the Covingten Guild at the Sunday guests of the former's AKce Hyde hospital, Malone, for home of Mrs. A. J. Fraser Tues- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter De- s several days is now at the home day evening. A delicious supper of his son, Mr. Alfred Fulton of was enjoyed at 5:30 o'clock after Malone. He is making a satis-. which an excellent talk was given rouchie. —Mrs. Fred Reeves and daugh- ter, Miss Adelaide, of Tupper factory recovery. | by Rev. J. H. Gardner on the Lake visited Mrs, Reeves' par-! —Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Strobe; History of the Presbytery. A so ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Hutchins and Miss Martina Brennan. R.N. ! cia i time was enjoyed. Thursday. I of Syracuse were week-end guests) __Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Merrick -Mr. and Mrs. John Dillon 0? the ^ V****** Mr. and Mn>. M. j and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lyons and daughter, Donne, of Ellen* E - B re nn a n * and brother-in-law ; motored to Syracuse and Marcel- burg, N.Y. were week-end guests an <* sister, Mr. and Mrs. Walter lus Saturday and spent the week- of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Grant at Wnite * (end with Mr. and Mrs. George W. Fort Covington Inn. j —The regular bi-monthly meet- Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton _, „. T u ii A i ing of the local Grange was held Pilot. Mr. Merrick motored to -The Misses Isabella and Jean M * ^ . . *. h 1{ H omer, N.Y. to visit his brother, Fraser and Mr. William Fraser ... / . e , ,, nT , , . witn twenty members present, returned home Wednesday from PoIlow i t £ e business P meeting Frasers Point where they spent a short i it erary program WHS en- the summer months. t j oye( j —Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fickett and i _ t children, Donald and Margery, of l dam ^ t ^teiT Friday \ a7d i music teacher here - *** Mr - James * Syracuse were recent guests of was accompanied home by her Shea, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. Fickett s parents, Mr. and mother R^ E> E . T olman and Shea of Constable was solemnized Mrs. William Lacombe. ; ^^ ^ ' Martha B e n a n e / at St. Mary's church, Brushton, —Mrs. Agnes Coyle and guest, : From there Mrs. Benane will re- ] Saturday morning. Miss Mae Mrs. M, F. Farrell of Montreal, turn to her home at Lake George. Peetsw f bridesmaid. T h e Dr. Hollis Merrick, —The marriage of Miss Frances Peets, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Peets of Brushton, and sis- CUfford Tolman of Pots- ter of Miss Mae A - Peets ' former liamsburg, Ontario Wednesday. —Miss Gladys Vass, R. N., of Dundee returned to Montreal on Wednesday after having spent several months with her mother, Mrs. A. W. Vass. —Miss Ruth Smallman, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Small- man of Dundee, has gone to Rooney, Quebec where she has a position as school teacher. and family of OgdensBurg were I week-end guests of Mr. Lowe's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Lowe Miss Rita Lowe remained here and will attend Fort Covington High.* | —Guests on Tuesday at t h e home of Mrs. Nellie Brockway were Mr. and Mrs. William Race ! of Mayville, NX, Mr. and *Mrs. Ralph Tarbell and Mr. and Mrs. • Will Taylor of Bangor. as a mechanician. —Mrs. McQuary who spent the summer months with her brother- in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burch, left Monday for her home in St. Louis, Missouri. On her way she will stop at Co- burg, Ontario to visit Mrs. Thom- as Hees and will also visit a friend at Flint, Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Burch accompanied Mrs. McQuary as far as Cornwall. WATER ON TAP, under pressjure, now LOW IN COST! Pay only a few cents a day for electricity at j& rate HAVE RUNNING WATER in the barn for the stock. Since milk is 89% water, a constant supply is necessary for maximum milk production. On tap in the house, it will make Mother's housework easier, too. It's surprising how little it will cost you for electricity at a 3# electric rate. Drop us a card or stop in. Let us give you com- plete information on an electric pump. MALONE LIGHT & POWER COMPANY NOTICE STATE OF SEW YORK Supreme Conrt, County of Franklin. Wellington Uoys, Plaintiff against Maria Paddock -Goodman, Fred F. Stonfc, Bnlalie Paddock Stone, and Ar- thur W. Handly, Defendants. Pursuant to a judgment of foreclos- ure and sale rendered herein on the 4th day of August, 1I1®4 and duly enter- ed in the Franklin County Clerk's of- fice on the same day, I, the undersign ed, the referee duly appointed for-such purpose by said judgment, will sell publie auction to the highest bidder on Wednesday, September 20,- 1984 a 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day at the front door of the Court-house in the Village of Malone, Franklin County, !Xew York, the real estate di- rected by said judgment to be sold and therein described as follows: ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LA0JID, situate in the town of Malone Connty of Franklin and State of New York, being the north end of 28.41 a- cres lieretofore conveyed -to Maria Paddock by referee's deed dated April Sfh, <1005. 'recorded in Liber 1.24 Deeds at Page 250. BEGINNING in the center of the highway \passing along the wipst line of the parcel hereby con- veyed at the point where the great lot line betrvreen lots 37 and 38 crosses the same: this being the northwest eo ner of the Stephen Paddock farm, so called, and running thence east along the north line of the said farm 20-31 chains to the northeast corner of sal fa PHI ; thence sonth in fhe east bound»s of said farm li>5 chains to the nort! line of lot Ko. 37: tlvsnee east in sa lot line which is the north tine of th< Stephen Paddock farm 3.50 chain* the west line of land of ©ne Whipple, which is also the east line of the Ste- phen Paddock farm; thence south said line 3.08 chains: thence west 22.44 chains to a point in, the center of the highway 262 feet south of the nort line of Lot No. 37 measured at righ angle thereto, said line passing rod north of. the dwelling house now on .said Stephen Paddock farm: theoee southwesterly along the center of sai highway to the place of beginning, con- taining ten acres of land, more or less. This conveyance is intended to conve the farm home and foundation wa and the small hopkiln. ALSO ALL THAT OTHER CER TAIN PIEOB OR PARCEL OF LAXD situate in the town of -Malone. afore- said, being part of Lot iNo. 38 of town- Ship No. 6 in the original survey said town of 'Malone, bounded as fol lows: BEGINNING at a point wrhicl is one hundred rods .«outh and one hn dred and sixty rods east of the north west corner of said lot thence runnin south fifty rods; thence west six de- grees south, eighty one rods and twel ve links to the center of the high leading from the Village of Malone a- fore^aid to the south part of the town: thonce northerly along the center oi said highway to land nor or formerly owned by Alexander Lindsay; thene east eighty-nine rods to the place c beginning, containing thirty acres c land, more or less. Also any and a other lands formerly owned by the Malone Water Works Company and now owned by the Party of the firs! part. Bxeepting all lands now owneti by the Malone Village Water Works Dated: 'August 4, 1034. EARL W. SCRIPTE : Referee. ARTHUR W. HAXDLY - Attorney for Plaintiff Malone, N. Y. TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Prc curement Division, tPuhlic Worl Branch. Washington. D. C. SEALED BIDS*, in duplicate, will be publicly opened in this office at 1 p. m. Sep tember 21, 1904, for furnishing all la bor and materials and performing work for the construction of residen- ces for customs and immigration in- spectors at the V. S. Inspection St; tion. Fort Covington. N. Y. Arteutioi is dit*ected to the Executive Order iX< im*>. dated March 14, 1034. ami tlie special conditions of bidding set fort in tire specification. Drawings ami specification*, not exceeding 3 sets, may be obtained at this office in the discretion of the assistant director o Procurements, Public Works Branch, by any general contractor, provided a deposit of $15. is made for each set to assure its prompt return. One se will be furnished builders* exchanges chambers of commerce or other organ- izations who will guarantee to mak them available for any sub-contractor or material firm interested, ami t quantity surveyors, provided a de of $15. Is made to assure its prompt return. Checks offered as deposit must be made payable to the order of the Treasurer of the United Srates. Cash depo&its will not be accepfed. W. E. Reynolds, Assistant Director of j Procurement, Public Works Branch, j adv.2 DEPOSITS INSURED MAXIMUM INSURANCE FOR EACH DEPOSITOR THE OLD * Burlington Savings Bank Burlington, Vermont A MUTUAL BANK T«ss s ERE: D ™ £E \ AnvEHufl) Mr. Wihnett .Babeock, a native of j Fort Covington who left here 0.4 years ago <with his parents, renewal old ac- quaintances in this section last'Timrs-1 day. He was accompanied here by his ift» awl her sister. Mr. liubeock is .another one of tire many home town boys who have made good in a big way in the out-side world He is now superintendent of-the\'Epis- copal 'Preparatory -School of Xewton, Mass.. and is a graduate of me Ainerv can International college of Springfield Mass. 'He 1* the son of Mr. and Mrs. Will Babeoek and went away from here when he -was 14 years old wben his family left the old Babeock homestead and moved to Putney, Vermont. Miss Charlotte Babeoek, a sister, is now a registered nurse in WMte Plains, XT. Mr. Donald M«5*hee, a native of Dua dee, was killed Monday at Vankleek Hill, OnfT. -while employed <m a Cana- dian government construction* project by a bolt on a piece of machinery. Fur- ther particulars regarding the accident are not known, Mr. Mel'hee was 35 years old, a soa of Mr. Dan 'MiePhee and nephew of Messrs. Stewart and John <McPbee of Dundee. He was born in ^Dundee but had moved away with his parents sev- eral years ago. Messrs. John and Stewart McPhee left Tuesday for Yankleek Hill, near Ottawa, to attend the funeral. VALLEYHELD CONVENT COMPLETED AND OPEN Many friends are pleased to Jearn that Holy <X!amt5» Convent at Valley- field, Que.. -which -wius burned last year when the cathedral was destroyed, is now rebuilt and is receiving students in the normal and boarding school and also the grades and high sehool this •week. *A beautiful fire proof five story struc ture of pressed brick on a grey .stone foundation replaces the # three story greystone convent. The building is splendidly equipped with most modern improvements, heat, lights, elevators, many bathrooms and lavatories. Wide galleries -with fire escapes are at the back the full length of the building, each floor having one. The well light ,fd.and ventilated classrooms have mov able seats and the best slate black boards. The music department has sev eral ^mall rooms with excellent up- right pianos? so that many students can practice in private at the same time. The large studio is beautifully situat- ed -on the fourth floor overlooking the rive.r. Sister Marie Aristide is the art- ist awl by her great devotion and brav- ery in staying in the burning building until the lights went out, she saved not only her works of art but also ner equipment and models which took man jr-years to collect. -Sister Marie Axis- tide is the aunt of Mr*. Charles Dwro- chie of Fort Covington. There is plen- ty of space for the fine museum con- taining many rare and valuable curios and ^iseci'inens of natural find histori- cal interest. Thru the efforts of Sister Marie Jean, the whole collection was saved. • * The large auditorium i* unique inas- much as one end has a beautiful altar like a church which can be shut off by folding doors; the other end lias a ros- trum with colored electric lights, sev- eral entrances, two pianos, etc. Here \concerts lectures and plays may be giv en. In the center of rhi> amliforiu-in are more folding doors to control the sixp of the roewn according ro the nei Simply bv reversing the chairs aud op- ening; aud closing d«w>rs. the room enn l>e a chapel or a lecture roo-m. The din ing rooms and kitchen are well equip- ped as well as are the domestic science rooms. There are several puest rooms where the .-isrers and students may nw-et their friends. Altbo tix» two great dormitories each contain 06 Iron cots, each girl has rlie same privacy as in a room in her own home a? about' To square feet has l«*en enrtanied off for each student and has furniture tor comfort and convenience. The eeiliujrs are very high and the 'rooms Knvt^nau- y windows, thus allowing plenty of light and ventilation. The sisters have near and sinrpk* roon.s containing one or two cots, dresser and wardrobes. Much credit can IK» given ro the sis- ters in their splendid planning and wiste- replacement of the building and furnishings with the thought of pro- viding the greatest safety, comfort and educational advantages at the least j»xtsib!e expense. The Mother Superior has had an opportunity to show her wonderful skill and execntive ability j and much credit can be jriven to her j for the plans, buying and speed which ] has marked the building. Com — HEAD-ON COLLISION SMASHES ONE CAR Two cars came together in a head-on, collision -Saturday near the Tillage li- mits on the 'Malone road resulting in three women receiving minor injuries and one of the ears l>eing -svTeeked be- yond repair. The accident happened when ti light coupe, Plymouth, occupied by three wo- men, driving toward Malone, pulled to the left side of the. high-way in passing a parked truck at the right curb and crashed into a heavy sedan approach- ing from the opposite direction- The bnmper of the sedan struck the radia- tor of the smaller car and. the impact caused a great deal of damage to the coupe and spmng it* chassis. None of the glass in the lighter machine, was broken but the steering wheel was bro- en, apparently by the nody of the driv- er when she was thrown against it at the impact. Xsitner the larger caT ztor its occupants snffered -serious effects by the cra^i. The three women in the coupe suffer ed numerous injuries, including lacer- ations and bruises about the face antl body, all being of a minor nature. The first reports that one had received a broken leg and the others, wound* of a more serious nature, were unfounded. They were treated at the office of Dr. P. W. Gorman. ' Tlie coupe was towed to the Smellie garage. Names of the occupants of ei- ther car conld not be recalled by wit- neses of the accident but all were stran gers. RITES HELD TUESDAY FOR DUNDEE RESIDENT Funeral services for Miss Sarah Ma- rikla Aubrey who pas^I away on Sun day, September Oth, 193A, at the home <>f her nephew, Mr. J. I>. Currw of DuntUe. were held Tuesday- afternoon at 2:(JO o'c-hn-k. at the bouse. Rev. C A. Hanjrhrnn. pastor of Zion United clmreh. officiated and interment was matte in the cemetery at Aubreys Cor- i>< r.s. Th.j- pall bearers were. Messrs. J. IX Currie, Daniel Moody. 'Dennis Me; A. F. McLennan. Herniiin Mil- MALONE GIRL, BRIDE OF LOCAL YOUNG MAN lar and Henry Rowley. iliss Aubrey's iK!.<siBg came as a gnat slux-k to relatives and friends :is she had bepu enjoying her usual v(x*l r health ami appeared jolly and in go<xt spirits wlM-n she retired Saturday night. The • next morning she was found'dead in bed by her niece. Miss Laura <*nrrie. Sin* had apparently I'a*;-ed away pwu-efnlly while she slept. Miss Anbrey was barn in Dundee Jum» 2T». 1S4K. on the farm now owned l>r Mr. and Mrs. H. A. MClar. S&e'iras a daughter of the late Perer'and Nan- cy Clark Aubrey. :She artended the Dnrnk\ >*-1HH*1 S after wlii<-h she follow ed th; 1 <»(vui»atii»n uf dress.-making uii<l sewinc For the pa< twt»uty-flve-years she had resided ar the home of Mr. Cur rie. Sev«*ral years ago ber ey<» sight be ijan ro fail ami for the pas-r three years she had l^et^u totally WinJ. However ;>he sMIl remaine<! quire acrive and ev- en without her eyesight sbe parsed the tiuie ennht'ting rugs. She also Jiketl to assist a< much as possible \with the household duties. She attended flu? Zion I*iiite«l church of Dundee aiul was. a devout Christian vri-maa. She will louz IH> remeniWretl , f»r her kindliness and friejidly nature. ' She is snrvivtyi by her ueice. Miss { I-mra Cnrrie. rw<> • nephews. Messrs. { T.ylc Currie of Dnn** and i?tanley <'urrh» of Huntingdon and several oth- er nkxfr* and nepbevrs. —Mr. Charles Fraser of Dundee called on his aunt, Mrs. A. J. Fraser, Tuesday. —Miss Mora McQuaig of Bains- ville, Ontario is visiting her aunt Mrs. Rachel Watson, of Dundee. At a quite wedding certmouy which j was SH>lcmiiiwd Monday morning. Sep-1 sll k twp|1> drfss with wbite Tei l and rembcr 10, MKU, at 7:15 o'clock, at j t ^ rrie , J a bouquet of <labJia3 ami her Notre Dame church in Malone. Miss ; ant , n4 j aDt a i^> woiv light blue -with hat Clarice Margaret Perry, dauginvr of j ta nwr< . h . Mr. and Mrs. Almond Perry of Malone j Fo u w -i n g t h e ceremony a weddin? bn>iinie the bride of Ray O. Allen, son j l>rt , afeftvit was servtnl the wedding par- of Mr. aud Mrs. Fred Alleu of this j tv af _ fh e h&m ^ o f tbe brW ^ s parents, toou. Father Leou Ls»i>orte, pastor of * The bri<k , j^g aj^^j^ resk^d in Ma- the church, officiated. j Ion e aml atteD d«i the Malone SCDO«)1.«. The attendants were Miss Eliasibeth • Mr AlkH1 attv»d«»d Ft. Corington Higti l\^rry, sister of the bride, as brides- \ -pj^y -^-yi reside in Fort Covington. maid and Khvood Cook of Malone as; <^ngrtvtulafwiw ami best wishes are as best wan. ! ^^^ the vonug c,> n p|K The Children of Mary service was* u«ed. tlie bridi* being a member of that« soviet v. Thti bride wore a juvUi blue | Let us do your Job Printing. v I
