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CLARENCE W. HALL
—The children here are attending Bible school at West Hebron. —Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nugent of Troy spent Saturday with Mrs. Ida McNeil. —Mrs. Mabel Toomey of Greenwich spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Gra ham Toomey. —Miss Louise Smith of Salem visited at the home of MY. and Mrs. John Smith Sunday evening. —Mr. and Mrs. Jimmic McNeil and children of Yonkers were guests of his parents, Mr. and'Mrs. Loren McNeil Sr., and family the Fourth. —Mrs. Harry Williams and son, John, and daughters, Dorothy and Linda, of Schuylerville wMiss Dorothy O'Donnell of New Castle, N., H.; a sister, Miss Mary A. England: Edmund W. Sinnott. The Art of Fruit Cookery: Stella O^Ponnell of Salem; three grandchildren. Stanard. The Complete Book of Home SeJ* HAROLD GOULD modeling, Improvement arid Repair's: Harold Gould died Tuesday in the A. M. Watkins. I Glens Falls hospital after a short illYoung People ness. He was born in Hebron Jolv Heraldry, the Story of Armorial 22, 1902. Bearings: Walter Buehr. The funeral was conducted today. Phoebe's First Campaign: Hila Col- Thursday, at 2 p.m., at the McClellan man. funeral home by Rev. Aram K. ZelThe Muddy Road to Glory: Stephen velian, pastor of the Salem MethoW. Meader. dist church. Interment will be in Come On, Sea Biscuit: Ralph Moo- Millertown cemetery, Johnsonville. dy. Surviving are his wife, the former The Story of the United Nations: Vera Ludd; two daughters, Mrs. HowKatherine Savage. ard Dunham of Salem and Mrs. William Lourie of Rupert, Vt., a son, Juvenile TTnrnld Olin Onn1n= FnHs and a brother, Norman Gould, DanneKatherine Carter. mora. Whose Tree House?: Jane Castle. Favorite Fairy Tales Told in Spain: Ed. by Virginia Haviland. , • I Paddle to the Sea: Holling C. Holling. Goodnight, Mr. Beetle: Leland B. I Jacobs. The Secret Three: Mildred Myrick. The Tomato Patch: William WcA-j driska. jt? • r i
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West Rupert —Mr. and Mrs. Claude**M;.iteson Jr. and family of Brattleboro, Vt., spent the holiday week end in camp at Kent hollow. —Miss Marlene Grant, Manchester, Vt., is spending _ few days with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sherman and fa-jlfly, and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bentley and family. —Arlin and Ethan Greene, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Greene of Glens Falls had a 10 day visit with their grandparents while their parents were on vacation. —A family picnic was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Matteson. Guests attending were from Brattleboro, Vt., Glens Falls, Salem and West Rupert. There were 25 grandchildren present. —Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Week's Readings Temperature readings for the past; week have been: High Low Julv 1 100 65 July 2 92 85 July 3 _, 90 _____ 64 July 4 — —- 87 64 July 5 — ~~U 80 ___. 54 July 6 56 Till., t 53
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Cambridge PLAN BAZAAR
The annual Christmas in July ba-. zaar of Cambridge Valley chapter OES will be held on Saturday, July 18, at the Hotel Cambridge beginning at 1 p.m. There will be booths on the side porch of the hospital featuring food, aprons, handicrafts. An afghan made by Mrs. Pauline Brownell will be awarded. Tickets for the afghan are available from members of the chapter and at the Charles A. Ackley and Strouts' stores. Mrs. Valeria Moeller, matron, is general chairman. Mrs. Dorothy Johansen is chairman of the foctv booth, assisted by Mesdames Anna Rehn, Nelma McLenithan, Yolanda English and Edith Dering. Others working at the bazaar are Mrs. Pauline Brownell and Mrs. Helen Robertson, aprons; and Mrs. Grace Parrish and Mrs. Marjorie Brigham, handicrafts. STRAWBERRY
FESTIVAL
The annual strawberry festival will be held Saturday evening from 5-8 p.m. on the lawn of St. Patrick's church, sponsored by Court Leonard, Catholic Daughters of America, the Sacred Heart sodality of the church and the Holy Name society. Proceeds will go to the parish fund.
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A U C T I O SATURDAY, JULY 11 AT 10 A.M. The contents of the Yellow Barn, West Pawlet, Vermont. Thousands of items of all kinds — both antique and household sold without reservation.
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Notice is hereby given that License No. 40 A 281 has been issued to the undersigned under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law to sell beer at retail at his place of business, Wheeler's General Store, on Route 22, Town of Salem, County of Washington, New York, for off-premises consumption, Robert Baxter d b/a Wheeler's General Store Route 22 Salem-Cambridge Road Salem RD, New York 7-2,9
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—Dr. Fivdei iek Zimmerman is a surgical patient at Mary McClellan hospital. —Mr. and Mrs. John B. Sherman Jr. and son of Cortland vacationed here last week, —Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alexander and children spent the holiday weekend with friends in New Jersey. —Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Robinson and daughter of Hicksville, L. I. are spending the week at their camp at Hedges lake. —Mr. and Mrs. Vern Woodward and son of Mr and Mrs. William Clark, have been spending a few days vacation in Maine. —Miss Virginia Everett of Los Angeles, CaUf., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Everett at their summer home here. —Mr. and Mrs. Paul Keyes and ehijdreh of Fahwood, N. J. spent the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Adams. j —The finance committee of the Embury Methodist church will have a food sale Saturday at the church from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. A variety of baked goods will be on sale, and the public is invited to visit the sale. —Mr. and Mrs. George E. Brewer and Miss Carol Brewer spent the week end in New York and attended on Sunday the wedding of their cousin, Miss Leslie Bidwell to Rev. C. A. Weesner of Indianapolis where the couple will reside.
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Claude Matteson were Mr. #nd Mrs. Claude Matteson Jr. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cary and family, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Matteson and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Matteson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sherman and family, Mrs. Henrietta Snow, Arlin and Ethan Greene.
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All colors — all sizes — some are broke to ride 015 drive. If you want a nice pony fdr your child to ride or yburself to drive, you can't miss with one of these nice western ponies. We expect a party at the auction with new harnesses, saddles and carts. , We are going to ride and drive these ponies prior to the auction. You may come and see these ponies anytime^ right here in our large field at the 4 corners in Granville. Refreshments at the Sales Barn
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