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The Wlcsjt Wide-Awake Weekly NeVi^spaper Pubfished in Allegany County A llegam ^ C ounty N ews .'.W, r > i VOLIJME XXI 200 PBESENf AT WHITESVILLE, ALLEGANY^ COUNTY, NEW YORK, THURSDAY, JULY 1,1915 B ig Attendance When Grangers of AntJover Were Present and Con ferred the Third and Fourth De sirees Upon Local Candidates..^ One of the largest and m ost en- ifeiisiastic meetings ever held ly ¥lliitejsville^ Grainge was held at its ftall last Monday evening.. Alou'. tEV£» hundred Grangers w ere present s n d the hall could not accomodate ail handily. Members were present from Andover Grange, Yoiks Giange, Slallsport Grange, Genesee Grange W e s t Union Grange, Petrolia; Grange^ besides the big turn out from the local grange.. A fter the routine of business ^'Saster A. C. W hite turned the meet-, ing over to M aster Mingus of the Ajadover Grange who closed ,in the fourth degree and opened in the tliir siegree, when the third degree was Gooferred upon three candidates by U*e Andover degree team. The con ferring the fourth degree by the s'am e .’team followed. During ,Uie Lecturer's hour th people of the Andover degree team put on a very pretty drill AH th e work cf the Andover brothers eind .sisters was cf the highest order aad Ihey were roundly applauded for th e ir efforts. Frother Robinson Pom o n a Overseer, of Andover was pyes'Hnt, and kept tli ■ Grangers good natiired with his reniarbs. He kind ly responded to an invitrtion to sing s. - solo, as well as make a few re- tnai-ks. M aster W. A. Bacon of Oenesee Grange made rem a rls and recited a piece which brought forth round® of applause. Sister Poster of tile local Grange also gave a reading which was highly enjoyed. Bountiful refreshm ents were served a f te r which all departed for their hom es, secure in their belief that it 5s g-ood to have I such gatherings of tills sort, when people from many towns, “rub , elbows^’ and get acquain ted w ith brothers and sisters from o t h e r , towns. From H a llspoit Grange were Mr. and M rs. H, J. Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Griggs, Mr, and Mrs. -Frank Cline ,and Floyd Cline. From Genesee Grange were; Mas te r W. A. Bacon and wife, \ Prom ' Yorks Grange were: 'Mr. and Mrs. Leon Stout, Mr. and Mrs. F r e d Marshall, Mr, and Mrs. Will Bfirrows, Mr. j and Mrs. W ilbur Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. William Schrader, €lyd Ackerman, Miles CampheU, Tlieron ihirrow s, George Marshall, David Lor- ir^ , Dennis Loring, Julia Cook, Will Cook, Loren Duell, Clarence (Hunt, Lilian Hunt, Austin Hunt, Albert Ives Eugene Graves, Fitch Woodcock, John F ant on. i From Petrolia Grange were; yir. Mrs. R. R. Gowdy and Mr. and t. ’InriYon Gowdy, Miss Ida Gowdy. From W est Union Grange w ere: -Mr and Mr®. Alvin Edward®, Mas te r E. L. K e ar and wife, S. S. J. FI. W o o d , W S , W a g e r , and Earl Nye. David T. Hauber Dead NORTH BINOHAM, June 29.— It was with sadness it -^vas/ learned that David T, Hauber had passed aw ay a t Ms home a t this place Satur day afternoon, June26. His: funeral was held a t the church of which he was a member, Monday, at 2:30 p.m. The large crowd th a t attended, showed partly the high es teem in - w hich he w a s held. Mem ber®- of the G. A, R. a t WhitesviHe, and Relief Corps, attended in a body. Among those who attended from other places were; F. W. Clark of Oarbondale, Pa., Mr, and Mrs. w . G. Raymond, Mrs. Jane Lewis of Ulysses, *G. H. Ohap-in and family of W hltesville, Mrs. Maiy C h a p in and daughter Clementine ' of Scio, Mr. C. L, Reed of Genesee, Mrs. H. Young and Mias Addie Hauber of Greenwood, John Hauber of Bath, Flenry Bartco and wife of H a n ison ValIey,S. L. Chapin of I-Ierndcn, Va., Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Moore of W rights, and also several others fro i nearby places. Rev. H. I. Chattin of Whi^esville, gave a veiy fine sermon. Interm ent was in North Bingham cemeteiy. ll HELD TUESDAY llli Warren L. Ellis, Formed y of Gene- Escaped From Hospital in sae, NNight Clothes and Died From Ex posure and Exhaustion. W arren L. Ell.'is died at K-alama- zoo, Mich, June 10. Mr. Ellis was raised at Woodvilie, Allegany town ship, P o tter County, and wa® well known in th a t section. He was a charter member of Gen esee ledge 1063, I. O. O. F., and re mained in good standing to the tim e of his death. , ___ The Kalamazoo Telegraph News of July 10, oomtained the following ac count of his death. A fter ;a three-hour search in the lowlands in, the southeastern part of the- city by the police and sheriff fO'ices, the dead body of W arren El lis, 69 years old, wbo escaped from Bronson hospital in his night robe some time last night, was found in a m arsh near the Grand Trunk railroad tracks, about two blocks eas.t of Mill street at 5:30 o’clock this morning. He is said to have died from ex haustion and exposure, Ellis left the hospital some time alter midnigM by remoYing a screen | B,,erythu)g is in readiness for trom tile window oi I ks room anu pourtli ot July Celebration at aroppmg about fifteen feet to Saturday, July S. giouiid. About 2 0 c.ocic the ponce, Entries in the races and contests f neighbor- ^ ^lany, and a tlicrouglily enjoya- hood of 1 bird and Portage -Streets,. .jg anticipated “ i The big fantastic paiade which had Seventy Relatives and Friends Were Present to Enjoy the Occasion, — Robert Wood and Family Motored Here From Baltimore. The Wood family reun-iou was held Tuesday a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. pish on Putnam avenue. About seventy relative®' and friends were present. A t noon a deliciouis dinner was served, after which a general good time was: enjoyed in visi'tdng and singing. Officers were re-elected a® follows; President, Lester J. Fortner; vice president, Mrs. W. H. Farnham ; sec retary, Mrs. Clara Austin; treasurer, Mrs, Luella Chase. Program Commit tee; Lee- Millspaugh, Mrs. Farnham and Mrs, Bertha Fortner. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood and four children, R u sseJ, Robeit, Win frey and Emily, of Portsm outh, Va., came the farthest to attend the re union. They shipped their Overland car from Portsm o uth to Baltimore, Md., end drove it from th a t place to Vvhitesville, a distance of 260 miles. Mr. and Mrs. Wood attended the re union four years ago, at this place. Among the other people from out of town in attendance were; Mr. and Mrs. S. A. F o s luiy of Stanards; Mr. and Mrs O, R. Stillman, son Le on, and daughter Marie of Friendship Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Greene of Pe trolia; Mrs. Celia Maddock of Wells- ville; Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Demin-g, and Mrs Emma Robbins of Andover; Merle and .Francis Austin of Oanis- teo; Mr. and Mrs. Leon Beach and iviuarea rarway u'. son Karlton, and Mr. and Mrs. Dow ^ H arold Bloss 66; Scribner and son Alton of Payne-) _ . , ville; Mr. and Mrs. John Sovocool of t -p ^ nn n Addisou; Mr, and Mrs. D. G. S p i c e r , 90; Carolyn Forsydi sons .Merte, Rena and William, Mrs. Louise Amsworth 86; H e rbeit R. A Casey Mr and Mrs. Lee Mills- paugh and daughter Virginia and THDSE WHO PASSED urns EXAKS We Publish This Week a List of Those Who Were Successful in Recent Examinations at Whites- ville High School. Algebra L e ra Clia®e 84; Robert Clark 80; E rnest Day 79; lira Graves 73; C h a r les S e llers 72; H e len W a g e r 68 Ruth Bloss 61; Elhvyn Rohrabachei 60... I- Geometry Lyle Temple 77; Harold Critten den 66; Mildred Erway 65; P^u Erway 63; j Physics Marian Chrse 89; ; Carolyn For sythe' 77; H e rbert Reyno Ids 75: Elven-a Arm strong 75; Louise Ain sworth 62; Clio Ainsv/orth 61; Harold Crittenden 61. Commercial Arithmetic Anna Grover 88, Mary Allen 85; Harold Bloss 84; Robert Claark 84; Elwyn Rolirabacher 84; Rob ert Jam e s , S3; Leola Wood 72 Or- las Graves 72; Helen Wager 71; Louise Ainswoith 70. Latin II Paul Erway 85; Mildred Erway 73; Lyle Temple 72; Harold Bloss 69; Leo Keenan 67; Helen W ager 60 Latin IV Marian Chase 78; Carolyn PorsyU 74; Clio \Ainsworth 69; Elyena Armstrong 62. i English M Paul Erway 84; Leo Keenan 75; Lyle Temple 75; Robert James 70; Mildred Erway 67; Helen, W ager 67; Mrs. W. L. Roberts GNESEB, June 29.—^Muny friend^s in this vicinity will regret to knew of the death of Louisa, wife of W. L, Roberts, of Cony, Pa., which oc curred a t her home, Thursday, June 24, after a brief illlaess. Mrs. Rob ert® w a s Iborn in 1840, the oldest chiild of Resolved and Rosina Payne Easton. H e r g’irlhood home w a s in Genesee, [but most of her m arried life was sppent in Corry. She has often visited here and ispent a month last summer and a ^ e e k in January here, where she has many relatives and acquadntances, Besideis her hus- hand she leaves: six children, Mr®. A. W. McQueen of Sedan, Kan., H. B. Rohertsi of New Castle, Pa., Mrs. Jam e s Smith of Jamesitown, N. Y., L. R. Roberts of New Yoik, and M'?'S Ida and Ira R o h eits of Corry, also ten grandhiidren and one great-g-rsnd child. 'Mr. and !Mrs. B . L. Chapman, Mrs. A„^V. Reed and Mrs. Esthe'i Raymond of this' ■ place were at the funeral which wa® held Saturday af ternoon at the home of her son in Corry. ^ m. DANOALL GAVE Andover Pastor Addressed W hites ville Odd Fellows and Rebekahs at Methodist Church Afternoon. L a s t Sunday Mr. and Mrs. D. M. B u rr of Crit tenden D istrict; Mrs. Luella Chase of Independence, and Mrs. Belle Hes- elton and daughter Helen of W est Union, The next reunion will he held in June 1916, at the home of Mr and Mrs. C. H .Austin in Whitesville. THE FODfiTHHlY . AT GEffiSEE Langdon 60; Gertude Jam es 60. English IV Clio Ainsworth 96; Marion Chase 94; Elvena Arm strong 73; Harold Crittenden 68. | Engish Grammar Markk Peet 90; Louise Ainsworth 87 ; C arolyn Forsyth 86 Mary Allen 83; H e rbert Reynolds 62; i Orlas Graves 61. | I German il Anna Grover 75. ^ i German lil Marion Chase 80; Elvena Arm strong 62; Clio Anisworth 60., Ancient History Marian Chase 96; : Clio Ainsworth 77; Harold Bloss 75; Robert James 68; Mary Allen 63; Eiv/yn Kclira- baclier 60. i ; American History Mark Peet 88; Harold Crittenden 64.. i Biology About sixty Odd Fellows' and Re bekahs marched to the Methodist church last Sunday afternoon to at tend the annual Memorial iservlce. The church was well filled with friends of both orders, and a very enjoyable .service was, listened to. Rev. D. Lamphear of the W hites ville Unive:^a].ist church gave the scripture reading and offered pray er. Mrs. Alpha Taylor of thiis place, and Albert D. Howe, Jr., of Wells- vi'Je, rendered a very pretty duet, and a quartet composed of Mrs. Al pha Taylor, M'i&s. Stella Ladd, Aibert D. Howe, Jr., and Glenn C. Bassett rendered a most appropriate selec tion. Tile Memorial sermon wa® deliver ed by Rev. W. H. Randall, pastor of the Andover Baptist church, and chaplain of Andover lodge of Odd Fe lows. Mr. Randall drew his- rem arks from the parting of Elijah and EUsha when the elder ascend-ed into hea ven and the m antle of duties' fell on the younger. This, text was partic- ulairly appropriate to a Memorial sei'- NUMBER 10. FAREltL K E C S GIVEN B CDLVIN Public School Teachers Were Guests of Honor at a Social Meeting of the Philathea and Baraca classes Last Thursday Evening. About forty m em bers and friend® of the P liiln t h e a .and B a raca \classes of 'the M ethodist church m et a t the home of Mr. 'and Mrs, L e s ter J. F o r t n e r la s t T h u r s d a y evening, and ■tendered a farewell reception to the ■Misses Theies®a and Una Colvin of Woodliull. j The veranda of the F o rtner li-ome was. prettily decorated w ith lighted Japanese la interns. , ■ The guests were asked to .wear something tliat would signify their favorite hobby. M aryella Greene wore a dress which was decorated with music notes, sharps and -flat®. Guy GBassett had a little bull w ith a string to it, and H a rry EaS'Sett wore rye bread, cabbage and a Weiner. Rev. 'Chattin came decorated with a picture of a Ford engine, and -each of the other guests were qualiy ap propriate in dis'playing their hobby. Many originai and intere;-'tinc cen- tests were -enjoyed, an in-ei' esting musical program W hitesville Or-clrestra. i Shortly after miidniglit a delicious light luncheon w-as served. The sou venirs' were fan® on which wer-r p r i r ' «d: I “Baraca and Philathea F’arewell Reception to the^ Misse®. Tireregsa and Una Colvin at the hom.e of 'Mr. and Mrs. Lester J. Fortner, Thurs day evening, June 24.” The M'iissesi Colvin' have been very active in the work -of the Phi! class 'during their residence here. Miiss , T h eressa w-as presiden* ■\ class for some time, while has been teacher for a long time. Their departure is onie of regret to all 'their friends in bo'tli classes. vice and was greatly appreciated hy all who heard it. GEiSEFoEirED lITESVILLESATUiAY In a poorly played game of base {ball in Wliitesville last Saturday af- Hrom Andover Grange were; Mas- haustive comiJngT thF bodV w a 7 dibF e v e m s , Baker 98; Leon Seger 9'U | the G e n e s e e trim m e d H « . - n . o o n ; S r S I / / Installs violet Ray Machine. Lr. W . J GrenoTds of Andover, has 1‘ecentjy installed a new Rogers Ultra-Violet Ray instrum ent in hi.-, office .' This is one of th e very latest instrum ents,, used in skin dis eas-,e®, rheumatism-, n-euiitis, etc. ULYSSESiiiELS AT GENESEE I’lmnihio- ainno- tho i-i hia, riirrhti . v , Anna Grover 99; Lera Chase 88; emthes A scTieduled for 9:30, will he held | Gladys McGraw 85; Ruth Blo-s® SO; at on-P t t r o ^ ^ instead, and from all re - , C harles Sellers 75; Harold Teater tlL ^ p a rcl^ ■ ports it will he one of the best e v e r -69; lira Giave® 62; Robert Clark Aldea IIJ- tIie i L la .M s h t - s , th e b f ^ r L t . y contested | S .! 6» Arithmetic Hazel Bak er 98; Leon Seger 95 i-icers raked the district finally go- in the forenoon, and after ir.g into the marshes. Aftei an ex- parade in the afternoon, events I Mr® U. A. Robinson, Mr. and M rs.iner and W inehrenner, lying ’ face ‘ and evening 7 9 ; 'sum m a ry tells the tale; Mn.ure.*, .di, and xUrs. riaiiK uavis, ra,a'ord. City physician R. G. Cook uip- attractirn whirh .dp'sprrhio- nf ' Spelling ‘ t tt i Mrs Wallace Briggs the y/a® summoned and pronounced the a ^generous patrona«-e * ' ^ ' '^^iolet Dean 95; Sarah Brown 94; , 1 - p ------------ ., Atosi-s Htith Mingus Prances Beebe man dead. p genercus_pauonaj£^ ------ Laura Langdon 90; Esther Green 85; ;!>■ L'.iats, c Hope -Strait, Jennie r oshury, Helen ^ qpg ijody was later viewed by Slier Birthday Surprise Hazel Baker 84; Cleon K e a r 84; j IL Siiulelmar, .'^s _____ o R tu f T a T lm Y 'A lM T 'T tlk .? L r o m S S ' and am o v e d to. The triends and neighbors of Mrs, B/oss 82; Hugh Kenyon 82; i^; r. Bassett, 1 f ______ Y I ‘ ’ Field s undertaking establrshm ent on Susie Bairnev m et at her home last Anna Alle-n SO; Edna Green 80; i <• to lan f l and the Alessrs. H arry i w e s t Lovell stieet. An inquest was w e W e s d a r D S g to edeb^^^^^^ Miller 82; Earl Snow 81; i ' ' ■’/ y ' ----------- \ SnnBi, iferry Baker. P r a n c e J a s e y deemed unnecessary by the sheriff. X l v e r s a r y b ^ e r bW hday - . Maud Wilson 84. i K'\\ Lettie ' W iH T K S V I L L E - AB. I t II. T»0. People who will vi.-^'U r - Sat urday to attend the b.g July Celebration, will have the pri vilege of attending the / streis at the Genesee Grange hall, ' There are over twenty young men in the ca®t, and their show, which was g'ive-n two nights last week in Uiys-ses, has the -enthusiastic endorse ment of ail who attended. A lvin M. Whitney, a member ,pf the famous W hitney Brothers Quar tet, 'is one of the ccs'!’, and th-e company IsA under hi® dire' i * fas' suring the public of a very high -cla.s® entertainent. ' ' Don’t forget the place and d a te :— , Genesee Gr-ange Hall, Saturday ev- jening, July 3. K a rlan Robinson, Lloyd 5 R©dnev Robinson' H arrv s S l^ ^ c S d l adm itted to the hospital Those present w eie; Mrs. Lettie i History ! 'V ^ ----------- h i u i Newton ^ C l S S w r e n c e Mrs. Carrie Wildman, Mrs. | Violet Dean 97; Cleon K ear 96: ' M. W iLon, r f ----------- 5 r i S ' HowaJd Perry physrcian Dr ; c lara Barney, Miss Virginia Greene. Clair Spicer 90; Sara Brown 90; jC. C. Ilc-selton, 2 b ____ 4 Nibbelunk, a-nd the local Mr®. Charlctte T e a ter, Mrs. E . I a ' L eon Seger 85; Hugh Kenyon 82; | CKvirmri^ ..ad ^ugene Egbert. j . j Odd Fell-ows' lodge, of which he w a s , Brown, Mrs. Rooks. Mrs Lena- Laura Langdon 80; Marie Peet 76. ^ GL..LSLL member The peculiar actions of W ager, Mrs. Clara Hulse, Mrs. Clara j Geoaraohv ■ ' Ludden, 1 1) ----------- Whitesville Ladles Honored | the man during the day led the hos- Austin, M'!®.s RuU rHorton, Mis. Polly Howard -Slack 79- Ruth Bartlett | fI-cf --------------- 6 Mr®. P. K. Millspaugh, President pital authoriiti'es to the belief th a t he Edwards and Mrs. Mary Edwards. 176* Francis Keenan 76* of Saw y er Relief Corps, has received . mentally deranged_ and after aj A fter a pleasant and social -time ‘ MGra.w 76- E lla Webb 75^ notion of her appointm ent as 'Sp'Ocial.; conference with Dr. Nibbelink and ; visiting and enjoying a most delicioi a A5da to the new Departm epartm ent P r e s i- , ^slutives it was decided that he luncheon these ^friends departed, 1 .esjaa xo m e new u e n t jr'resi-, luucneon, m e se irien a s departed, 1 ,, 011,^ ' iieat, Alary Alice Tirrell of New York Miould be kept at the hospital until | wishing Mrs. Barney many more hap-' Carroll, p ! Nye- 75; Josephine Grossmai Harold G. t)’Donnel], c —. j J. R. Stevens, 2 b . W. AIcHale, 3b._. vreek, also- of the appointm ent o f , seemed to grow more re-stless present in memory o f , the event. M a jy E. H e rrick to the same office, and a t one time wandered into the Efc H'iU be -remembered that Mrs Tir- r'Seeption ro;om of the hospital in a reil came -to Whitesville as Inspec- semi-nude condition before he could of the local Ciorp,® last fall* and clieck-ed by atten-dants. becam e very much interested in the !. orders were given by his; pliys- society’s membership while here, and for .special nursing, and at 1 a s ^ e r e are only e-i-ghteen special. Aides to the Department President,' ^oom. o’clock be was left alone in his i Payne Reunion The tenth annual reundou of the Payne fam.ily wa,s held at the North | Hill pavilion Thursday, June 24, with: 137 present, A basket dinner was! E a i i Grossm an 78; j-Mary Lee 75; Raymond Grover 75. Charles' Graves 75. An hour later a night nurse i served at noon, followed by Gasoline Vs. Horse Power -Nowadays it is not an uncommon fine thing to see the farm e r driving back H e selton’s orchestra fur- home from town with his automobile; appointed in the state, the Sawyer ^utered his room- and found the win- nished music for the occasion. j loaded with farming implements, gro- Relief Corps feel® th a t it has been open and tile screen hanging pour deaths and six births* were re i series feed -or lumber, nor doe® it Koaored. .Mrs. Tirrell has a very the exterior wall. The search fol-1 ported during the past year. I look so strange to see him coming in <&arming personality and won th e , ^ ^ I The following officers were elected ii^ith the same machine loaded with h e a r t s of all who m et her while in I blms is-believed to have gonedowh President A B. Payne; vice presi-■ Produce. bay last week the wri- ever taught Governor W hitman and ^ Lovell street to PO'itage, down Por- dent, WlBard Goodridge; secretary - saw a load of wool in the rear of , h is advisers the a r t of fencing earn- and treasurer. L e ttie Coats a Ford machine. There is no doubt ed his money. The next reunion will be held a t , th a t the auto has come to stay and | ;T“ “ the North Hill pavilion the last th a t the farm e r is progre.ssive enough Must Keep Vegestables Covor-Dd _ 6 _ <i _ 5 - ____ 5 E. Ludden, s s _________ 5 A. Johnson, r f _______ 5 Scores: W h h ssville 7, Genesee 13. Three base hits: C. C. Heselton 1; tivo base lilts: L, Heselton 1, P. Coate 1, G. C. Bassett 2, C. C. He.se! ton 1, E. Ludden 1, Struck out by Heselton 12; by Carroll 4. 1 1 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 : t 1 3 2 0 0 0 T 2 ] 1 0 4 0 1 0 9 1 2 0 1 1 . 1 2 1 2- 1 2 0 12 1 1 . 1 0 1 3 0 2 1 0 2 (i 2 1 1 4 2 1 1 5 2 2 1 2 1 1 0 0 Resourceful Servant. “WhatL” cried the m istress to her new maid, whom she had found sit ting down in the library with her hands folded. “H e re“^yon are sitting down! Why, you were sent in here to dust the room !” “Yes. ma’am,” was the girl’s reply, “but I have lost the duster, and so I am sitting on each, of the chairs in turn!” Foes and Frietids.\ When two men are extremely po- \lite to each other it is a sign that they don’t like each other. But when they say, “Hello, you onery old pup!” and “How’s yourself, you porch- climbing old horsetliief?” they are good friends.—Cincinnati Enquirer. Salaried Boxing Commission, The boxing commission ha® been put- on a salary by Governor W hit m an which reminds us th a t whoso- W h itosville.' A New Store In Genesee jtage to Third street and thence wan- I dered for twp hours or more through T «ihe swamp. Andover Graduates. Adah Bell Bassett, Bertha Livor- more. Regina 'Raufenbatdh, Bem ice Mera, Esther Baker, Lerona Dean. Clarence Hardy, Paul DeRemer 2.14 Howard >Hann, were the graduates from Andover High School this < Now Controls Store. Guy G. Green of Welisville, M s i purchased the interest of the la te H. j S. Teeple in the Teeple & GreeiL I D rug Store in Welisville and will continue the business under th e J p res ent firm name. ! to take advantage of it i® g reatly his credit. > i According to a state health law, all grocers displaying vegetables in Lyle Stout Married. Mi iss Edith Francisco of Belmont, and Lyle G. Stout of H a llsport were W illiam H. Daily, a son of W. B, ! Ellis, who is a widower, had made ' D ^ ! ^ of Genesee, has opened a h is home with a son, George A. E l-| ^ ---------- — -------- U- <^DJfectionery store, ice cream par- iis, Jr., 534 Wes^ Kalamazco avenue, Livermore Reunion | .But a sight out of the ordinary, front of their ’ stores” m ust keep H a l l e r lor and lunch room in th e Frazier a steam fitter in 'the employ of the 1 The sixth annual reunion of 'the ‘ w here gasoline supplied the motive them under cover i marriage, Junel6th., IbaHdmg on Main street, Genesee, | WIieeley-EIaney Plumbing company. Livermore family was held in Island ; power, was to be seen in the nor- j ---------- ‘ ------------ ' form e rly occupied by the Patterson As far as is known there are no oth- Park at W elisville, June '24, 1915. them part of the county last week, d r a g store. * er survivors. » ' nn 1 a c . Alr. Daily is one of Genesee’s lius-i — Childre-n Day Exercises ? • . ccunty, also a large farm wm be^heM a t C a ^ s ^ ^ ^ arrival of a son ab th e of County Convention. t© business world for himself is Children Day Exercises The Methodist Sunday School held' Wis, St, m a tter of satisfaction among Mumy friends. , v e ry pretty and interesting C h il-; an interesting literary program. Old ‘ m u st be taken to m a rket. The ani- ThQ building has been repainted dren’s Day exercises- a t th e church j officers were re-elected for the en- j m als were dressed and Frank, one of j Have a Son, About 90 relatives and friends were | O. A. Kibbe & Sons of N o rthB ing-! county C(mvenrkm\ of the Wo ' ^ telegram from W ashington, D. present. There we're letters from ham conduct one of the largest store® j^an’s Christian Tem iSnan-e Union received in Andover, announce! '^ ’=* After a bounteous hinch an d -all the horses. Two veal calves, 4® i' Mr. and Mrs. Gharles- Mourh*e^ Filled Ulysses Pulpit, A ttorney Robert R. Lewis of Cou- _ ________ ___________ ______ _ _ _____ New Supervisor for Burns. aad redecorated on the interior and last Sunday evering. The church 1 suing year. ' It iwas voted to meet | the'^^sons^lF^deF them int‘Tthe''‘Md 3 -j Adolph Bluestone haf^S^ase^raga, M r. Dally will sell the highest grade was filled with sincere adm irers of .th e fim t T h u rsdry in July in 191€ in car of his m c torcyde and away they has been appointed a s ^ e r v i s d P to the Banti&f f-bim.b in T iiv t^ f r r^ . C s s , cigars, cigarf t es. tobacco, the young folk®, and each *and ©veiy Baker’s: Grove at Andover. went to m a rket some five or six fill out the term of H a rry Craig, re- spoke on th e tiSSTnS,t Lralt, ice cream and lun* one of them did i^lendidly. , L. H. Foster, 'Secretary miles away.—Potter Journal signed. { ' ™ I
