Merrillsville - Aug. 13, 1890.
- Henry Reckard, with his gang of workmen, have finished the bridge near Stroughs', and are at work near Frank Ingalls, at present
- A Sunday-school picnic is to be held Thursday in the yard of Mr. Pierce. All are cordially invited and a good time is expected.
- Mrs. Clark is a little better. At present she is under the care of Dr. Griffin, of Munnsville.
- Frank Moon's new house is being rapidly completed, and is receiving its first coat of paint. It is a handsome and commodious residence, of which Mr. Moon may feel justly proud.
- Mrs. Ratnour, of Auburn, has been visiting Mr. A. Moon and Mrs. Harrington the past week.
- Mrs. D. Stone and son recently spent a day or so at the lake.
- Masters Grove and Harry Stoddard spent Sunday with an aunt at Valley Mills. They were accompanied by their sister who remains for a week's visit.
- Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ward spent last week in Augusta visiting among numerous relatives there.
- Mrs. John Warner is absent visiting her daughters in Gloversville and Oneida.
- At our school meeting Winfield Eddy was elected trustee, Dwight Stone, collector, and Giles Harrington, clerk. Mr. Eddy has already secured the ser- vices of E. Parks, of Oneida, who comes highly recommended. We have several young ladies and gentlemen who require a first-class school, and we are in hopes such it will prove to be, as Mr. Parks is a graduate and has had several years experience,
- Mrs. S. Morse visited friends in Peterboro last week.
- Mrs. Florence Sayles has been absent sewing, in the family of Mr. Warren on the hill.
- Mrs. Ann Ould, of Oswego, is the guest of S. Eddy and family at Wampsville.
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