Miss Alice Thompson has been on
the sick list but Is well again.
A. Pulaskie of Cranston Is the la
test arrival at Fairbanks Park.
Mrs. James Tbatcher has been on
the sick list for some time.
A. W. FranU It at work with John
Ivipula.
It's now the merry hobo once more
sells down the pike, getting ‘'a square ’
here and there and then goes on a
hike for other fields to conquer, other
back doors to bang, sometimes they
hear his story, sometimes shut the
door with a slam, for hobo’s are not
in luck theae days, as they were be
tore the war when they bummed their
grub, slept under tree* . end spent
their money at the bar. N. B. Keep
hiking, it’s good for your health.
Maybasket P*rty
! on. Wednesday, May 10, a very pleas
! ant evening was spent at the home of
I y-iss Agnes Forbes, by fifteen of her
! iriends employed in the mending room
' of the American Woolen Co. of Moos
up. who hung her a beautiful Maybas
ket, filled with all sorts of goodies.
The fun of the evening began with
r _—
a Mock Wedding. The following took
part: bride, Helen Murphy; groom,
Minnie Kerr; bride’smaid, Katherine
Jouret; best-man, Rose Murphy; ring
bearer, Lilia Morenay; priest, Grace
t.earln. During the ceremony, “Oh
Promise Me” was very pleasantly ren
dered by Katherine Fanning.
The wedding guests were: Mrs. G.
McKenzie, Mrs. Mary Healy, Mrs. Ar
il ur Wobd, Miss Gertrude Sweet, Miss
Agnes Daley" Miss Eva Russell, and
Miss Grace Young.
