The Brussels Post, 1920-1-1, Page 1VOL, .j,S NO, 27 y i,do Per Amnon in Advance
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first had to accumulate capital.
The first step towards wealth is to
open a Savings Account, The second
isto save regularly.
Come in and ask about our simple,,
convenient Savings Accounts. interest
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amounts up.
—THE
Bt. n . of Nova Scotia
Pald•up Capital $ 0,700,000
Reserve: Fund • • 10,000,000
Resources - - • 020,000,004
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'Monis—R. W. Love.
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MON–Thus Iltglis,
rfor vab,–,Tai. Nichol.
t ration --A. 14 Hersey,
'.e :.an for sale—Robs, Baker,
••–Cranhraok revisers' Club.
U , illy Store/Sews—James For,
r,. oar Pntrnns—Stnfnrth Creamery.
nn1111 hxeeting-20thel revisers' Club.
&itzt.rtc.t ions
Moncriefr
F: i.lay evening of this week Gran.
i:•eek 1•'ati tern' Olnb will Meet in the
bee, went of Nome church here instead
et Oranbrnok.
(tie«, and Mrs. Hanley have remov-
a,d tivt n this locality to Stratford
tit ll113
III II 0911,
where they purpose making their
home, Maury good wishes accompany
thecal.
Last week Fred. Cox and bride, nee
Mies Lilliau F. Burgess, Brussels,
have taken up housekeeping on the
Hanley farm, recently purchased by
Mr, Cox. We welcome them to the
community and wish them prosperity,
Molesworth
Cameron Robertson returned from
Toronto.
Mies Florence Seehaver and Miss
Ida Mitchell, who are in office work
in Toronto, are home for the holiday.
The Christmas season is a time of
family re -unions. We are glad to
see Min Maud Cumming, who is
teaching school in Elgin County,
home again, also Miss Nettie Mitchell,
who has been teaching at Conn, and
Gordon Campbell, who has been at:
u6 dolt ,,tic,
Seaforth Creamery
TO OUR PATRONS :
We take pleasure in wish-
ing you a Happy and Prosperous
New Year.
Thanking you for your pat-
ronage and asking a continuance
of the same.
Yours Truly,
T. C. McCall,
Representative of the Seaforth
Creamery Co,
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We thank all our Customers
for the pa'tr'onage of the past
year and wish them a Happy
and Prosperous New Year.
Will be glad to supply your
Needs for 1920.
,1 O RATHWELL
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1920
W. H. li Z RR; Proprietor
tending the Agricultural .College,
Guelph,
A very pleaettnt time wile ripen!, at.
the Sunday school ell torlainluret,
Friday evening. The re ograto erne
sisted of songs, romausly, reritut how,
drills and dialogues, was Ihr,rtn; hlyy
enjoyed by the large audience which
flitted the school noon!. fine boys end
girls of the 80111e1 had a large place on
the program, and the way in which
they rendered their parte, refleute
et edit on tbemeelves and on those
who trained them.
Grey...,_ _.
Miss Addis Grant, tcleo teaches 11(114
Wroxeter, is at hes parental home for
the holiday.
The service at ltne's rhumb - lat;
Sunday was in (Ahargo of the National
Campaign Oonuxtittee,
Election Cards
LADIES AND GENTL! MIIN,—
Iatm again a nominee fur Council-
lor for Grey Township and will esteem
it a favor to have your vote and in•
finance. Thanking yon for past, sup-
port and wishing you the enrnplimente
of the season), Yours Truly,
OLIVER HARRIS.
FELLOW ELECTORS,—
As I will be unable to see many of
you before next Moseley I take this
)neans of soliciting your support at
the polls.Will ens -leaver auntto serve you
faithfully if chosen again to chat the
Board as Con editor, Wish you ell a
happy, prosperoue year. Yonrc, LCrv.,
ROB7'. h. Illc'1)ONAJ,J),
'P0 THE RATEPAYERS OP 6111IIY r
Having been nominated Jay Jt'I'„wn-
ship Committee I would be peewit if
you can see your way clear to give 0)1e
your vote tllooday next and if elected
will endeavor to do my duty.
Yours 'Truly,
JNO, aleEWAN.
TO IIID ELECTORS O
R r GREY
,—
I have accepters Nomination for
the Reeveship of Grey for: 1920 and
solicit your vote and influence, - If
elected my object wili be to 1ecsuce
taxation and serve the best intereets
of the ratepayers. Thanking you for
past support and wishing you the
season's compliments.
Yours Truly,
JNO. McNABB.
nrsiversar.
Services
Anniversar'y Services will he held in
Knox Church
Cranbrook
Sunday, January 4th
114110. 111, and 7.30 p. rn.
Rea. I),-. leen.' , Wingham, one of the
able preachers le 101001118nd Prveils' levy,
will preach.
Illustrated lecture
MONDAY EVENING, JAN. 6Tiw, at
(.30, an illustrated Lecluee emitted
"BONNIE SCOTLAND"
will e
given by Rev, Walter Moffat,
late of London, Lecture will be Illus-
tatted with nearly 200 beautiful color-
ed Lantern Views, and illustrate the
historic incl most interesting parts of
"Auld Scotia."
Local talent- will take charge of the
Mucic for the evening.
Mr. Moban las a titre treat in store for
levers of history and scenic beauty,
Admission 25 and 16 Cents.
Bngb McOartney, of Tngaske, Sask.
is here on a visit with lois brother and
other friends,
Joe If.:Jar:Min, 4th'Con., received a
severe kirk on his right knee, fl nm h
frisky colt, on Christmas day. Ile is
hide (o he arntuul again.
An Auction Sale ofhoueehold furni-
ture, Mouse and 3 acres of land, and
votive, and p(ntlti'y will be held by.
`line Trent) Forbe.e, N. E. pawn Lot 22,-
Oon. 10, (hey, 011 Wednesday after-
noon of next week, at 1 p. m. F. S.
CAR OF
5Hoses flour
Also Bran and Shorts,
expected at Walton first
week of the New Year.
Special Prices off car.
W. G. NEAL, Walton
TRAVELLERS
CHEQUES
Convenience, security and economy are
secured by the use of Travellers' Cheques
issued by this Bank, They enable the bear-
er to identify himself and are readily
converted into the current coin of any
foreign country. 82A
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE -
PAID-UP CAPITAL - - $15,000,000
RESERVE FUND - - $15,000,000
WALTON BRANCII, J. M. McMillan, Manager,
WISH to thank my many Customers for their pat-
rotiae, Tothent customers, I
new Gl st > e 5, I tlittli). you'for
g
your Purcha:;es and I hope that you may see fit to
cane .back, . To those who haven't been in our store I ..
wish to say that I would he pleased to show mystock
of Phonographs and.Records.
1-1.
Love
Ethel
Seat will he the aurtien('er, Sotto ml -
1 PRO v ed.
W. J. and 4lri, Butcher 1, Louden,
01111 Reid MtOnll,.ugh and tiles Alin.
Teeswate(, holidayed wt111 011001 and
Airs. flewiugsvay.
Ohms. Lake, el' Glidden, Sank,,, to
here nn a holiday visit for a few
months. He got Inane in time fur a
shale of the Oheieltrios dinner.
Mt, L. P, Law! 0110P 011 11111111O the
engagement of his daughter, ,lotto, to
Ohne. 1.. Lake of (Bidden, Sask. rho.
marshier. to lake place in .111.luary,.
Oranbrook
Next Sunday anniversary servirt•s
to be heed in Knox churrb;heir et
11 a, m. and 7 311 will be rnudueted It)
ltev, Dr. Perste, \Vinghaul, alt old
boy 01 this loettlit Y' 8neei tl 11111811',
Monday evening following lot tlbre-
1rated Lecture, full of tuter0st, will
be given by Rev. Mr. eledfat, ee "Bele
rile Scotland," nearly 200 (lone views
to be shown. Good m0Hlral program
See advt. regarding this event,
Jamestown -
Jno. McEwen is running as Conmel-
loe in Grey township and tvi11 poli a
good vote.
Mrs. David Johnston, lot line, Mor-
ris, has beer) quite ill from pleurisy
but her malty friends wish her a
speedy t ecovery,
George McDonald, Boundary, is
now able to get about will -mut the
000 of his crutches after his broken
leg experience.
Last Sunday Wm. Agar etas taken
to Winghain Hospital where he 111-
derwent an operation for appendiei-
tis. We hope he will soon be 0, It,
The Sunday School here has closed
for the Whiter season, Mies Mar-
jory Strachan (Superintendent)) Mr's.
G. Ecktnier and Mrs, W. McDonald
are a committee of arrangement.
The trustees of S. S. 'No. 4, Grey,
known as the Bryan's School, have
engaged Miss Ethel Ritchie, of Morrie,
as teacher for 1920, at asatlary of $700.
commenting her duties next week.
She comes highly recommended.
Hamm LEFT LEG.—We are sorry In
state that while assisting at. a. wood
bee at Mrs, Won. Fralick's Tuesday
afternoon of last week, Lewis Eck.
rosier had the misfortune to have his
left leg broken, between the knee and
ankle. We hope he will soon be able
Inget about.
Misses Flora, Sophie and Isabel
Werner, 0f Shaunavon, Sask., are
here on a vacation of a couple of
months with their stunt, Miss Jessie
Strachan. The first two ladies men-
tioned have been teaching in the
rural district during the Summer
months.
We are sorry to report the demise
of the 7 year old daughter of Peter
and Mrs. Doig, Boundary, which
sad event took place last Ainnday,
She had not been a vigornus child for
some time. Funeral took place 'Tues-
day to the Boundary cemetery.
Community sympathy is extended to
the bereaved..
Morris
Clayton Jordon was home for the
holiday from Stouffeille, where he is
teller to the Standard Bank.
Airs. L. Lattimer and daughter, blies
Susie, are renewing old friendships in
Morris township over the holiday,
Roy Thuell wishes to heartily thank
the kind friends for their much ap-
preciated gift of she easy chair he re.
oeived.
E, J. and Mrs. Pollard and fanrrly,
Brussels, spent Christmas at N. and
Mrs,-McCauley's, Ester and Reta re-
maining for the week end.
H. L. McCall was here frotl) Hamil-
ton for the New Year holiday, lie
will go to Toronto on return to a posi-
01011 with the Otis Fensom Elevator
Go.
MISCELLt1 1)0008 SloOwtR.—Friday
everting of last week a company of up-
wards of 50 young people assembled
at the hone of Alex. and Mrs, Mc-
Lauehlin, East gravel road and "show-
ered" Miss lrsue, who is shortly to re-
move from this locality. Mrs. 0.
Davis and Miss Ida Rands brought a
big basket into the presence of (he
visitors and from it were taken many
articles useful, valuable and that will
he necasities in a housekeeping moat!.
Each was accntnpanlerl by a poetic
effusion, original oe bnrtowed. Al-
though taken by surprise Miss Irene
made en appropriate reply. A ,jolly
time !vas spent after which luresh Wats
set yeti and, with many gond wishes
for days to come, the folk left
for their respective homes.
Lest week Ohae. A. Connors dropped
in on the old home 611) line, from St.
Pauls, Min, He got back from over-
seas last Auguet, having spent his tear
experience in France and Gernutny
with an air unit, lie being one of the
machinists. Charlie trained in 'Texas
for a while before sailing. He spent
several years in the No ih-Wrest be
fore gaming to St. Paul. lie will re-
turn after. to holiday visit here with
a
relatives nlold friends, Mr. Cotonou
1s still a bachelor brit you. never can
tell what may be or . the program.
He tells many interesting stories of
the war experience and carate off ut1-
scathed. illernbors of his unit carried
a revolver,and hada gas mask but, of
course were not in the line,
PRESENTATION. --The last day of
school n fete 01 1hi pat'ente met at the
sellout) house of 5, S, No. 0 and pre-
sented a beautiful bronze clock to
Miss Irene MOLaucbliu,, teacher,
who resigned after 2} years
of good work. Katie Laidlaw
read the following address and
Mary Kelly presented the gift r—Dear
Miss McLaurhlin,-A few weeks ago
we learned with sorrow that you were
00001 to leave our midst as teacher and
we felt we Could not let you go with-
out shoving 01)1' appreciation of your
faithfulness, We ask you to accept
this clock Its a small 10100) nt esteem,
Sighed on behalf of S. 8, No, 0 Morkis,
ANNIVER R
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SERMONS
!fill ler prrttrll'•l in
Walton Methodist Church
Sunday, January 4th
by Rev, 5. Audersuu, (llinlou,
at 11 ,a, no. and 7 30 p, 111.
ENTER'I AI>NMEN'I.
MONDAY, ,IAN. tern
Rev Geo, E. Morley, B. A., Toronto
lvill give Ja tnkeelli•tnelus program in-
(11111i11g Mtha ea'1'tt't't f Li tet'h tiny,
L'anlofe Deana) le Sieoand Hum-
orous Sk
SEAFORTH MALE QUARTETTE
will simply a geed Alam al rt, girut.
:
:1t1eI eslii,..seee 1 y nc,igbhtlrilig
P4,1101 8.
Admission 35 and 25 Conte.
1-ts 1CILLI:tstoo3 Secretary.
fin. J. W. IJrT•Tox, Pastor,
Atlse 11r.Iouu'hlin 111x111 11, 11r1,0 reply
thanking (hem fee )lock and kindness
shnlvn a.. I•'lo•h„r 111 the 0lecitnn.
11„ntemadr vainly was dlstibutt tl be-
G+re leaning for house.
e
The al .1!11. c,+ i, 0 1 'r'
Limit Luca t1 tit .bum teal
Nomination Was not. large 118 it 11108 a
foregone oonelnehte Goal !Mete would
he no content. 01111io ital was clone
ed by ti ['Mutilation.
The 200 acre farm of Alex, Forsyth,
Brussels, brine Si Let 311, Con 3, Moe -
tis, and Lot 1, Con (1 (trey, has been
purchtteed by Throe Pie)ce, the 1010011
for past 2 years. Price was $0,600,
A1t'. Pierce will pruned to make im-
provements and the wish him success
in his,reenring the ptopeity,
Walton
The 1041 aere farm on the 18th C1.0.,
of Grey township lies been purchased
by Joe Hamilton of this IPcalily fee to
Howard Bolger. Mrs. Bolger's health
has
been vet Au Auction
poor,
arm slocli Rc, will likely off 1 1 sly be
held before hang.
Rev. S. Anderson, 011airmaw Gude-
rich District, of Clinton, will preach
anniversary sermons in the Methodist
Munch here !text Sunday at 11 at. m..
and 11.30 p. m. Freewill toilet hog of
5100 is asked by T01:190 Board. Mon
day evening a m1tsiottl and literacy eu-
tertainmeut will be held when a pro-
ggram of merit will be presented, Sea -
fon lit Male Quartette will ging- ; neigh-
boring pastors will give addresses and
Rev. Geo. E. Morley, B. A., Toronto,
entertainer, comics highly recommend-
ed ea an eloeutioniot allot delineator of
character. Read the advt. b1 another
001umn, Rev. Mr. Anderson is +.e (;real
preacher hence the anuivetsary ellnuld
be a big thawing event.
PRESENTATION TO REEVE G()yEN-
LOCE.—A very pl itt`ati0t all'.tit was
staged ttt the hone of J. 11. Greven-
lock, 111. P, P., on P10084aty evening
of last week when the township Coun-
cil. the hoard of 11enit11 and other
oflieials gathered to show in a tan-
gible way their mintecialimt of the
manner in which Mr. Gnvenlock bad
carried of the business of the town-
ship during the 14 years he had held
the office as Reeve. Daring the even-
ing 111 r. (7ovenlocla 0' as presented
with a very handsome fitted club bag
and an address to whirl' he replied
appropriately. A line time was enjoy-
ed, supper served and gond wishes
expo essed for the family.
A union meeting of the Women of
all the churches will be held in the
Anglican Church, Ft Way, Jan, 9th, at
2.80, Po ng110l( hats been pt'epared by
a committee representing the Wo-
men's Mission Beards of all the
°hutches, 11 is printed in the Dee -
ember issue. of "Thr Missionary Mes-
senger” l:Presbytet' tat), '•'Tilt' Mission -
cry Outlook" (Methodist) and the
Anglican and Baptist Wonen's Mis-
sionary Magazines. It is hoped that
the menet) of Walton will make this
toweling rem of great influence and
blessing, The service is divided into
three eertioss, Mrs, Geo, I(elly will
lead in the fleet, Mas, Hugh Fulton in
the second and Mrs, Neal in the tided.
Oto etononnt of this union meeting on
Jan. 9th, the regular monthly meet-
ing of the W. Al. S. alite Presby -
Biome cheerio will be held on Times
-
day, Jana 15111.
Wroxeter
James ',McElwee returned to the Soo
on Monday.
:lames Hoffman returned from Lem
don on Ft May,
Clifford white, Guelph, spent Solas
here with his pareaf.s,
George Ii. Hattie, Ai. P. P., As-
quith, Soak., is visiting his parents,
\Van. anti Mos. Ramis, Tutnberry,
Leslie and Mrs. McLaughlin and
little daughter, Swift Outront, Sisk,
Ju'n spending a month with relative,
in thio vicinity.
Thos. Gibson, Winnipeg, a former
reeklenl of the village and eldest son
of Mrs. Joh) (4 instill, Sr., spent several
days here '4 (01111y
A moat enjoyable .Al Home and
Christmas erre w110 given by the
Methuclist 8unlhoy titehool in the hioe -
ment of the chinch Tneeday evening.
The same evening the children of the
Presbyteria) Sunday School gave tc
well rendered program tio in the Town.
I•lall,
Amongst, the visitors home from
InIt tCn 'm for ••Cirristnnts ',von' t
Waiter
Stafford, (401010.111, Ronald Munro, An-
nie and Jean Anderson, Irene and
Grace,&nets, Lulu, Olsten, Kathleen
aid, Della Rutherford, ,t3, itobinso)t
and Al'thiir Rae.
foes 5wndcaaml, Detsti0, was a
hnlicitl 1 i-ttnr O1 •11in hnt11,'.
�r11 1 ld,y'+11<> By TAW 1110t AIrg7
clay and keep Wloxo ter tel line with
the wide-atwake p111 es,
I)tlucan Cameron and bride, 'nodule,
Were guests of the former'0 sister•,
)ire. 1. Davey ]as week,
Jne, 11114 Mrs. Draw, Sunderland,
vieittd over the hulidity with the tat•
tet 's p1u•0nt0, (;eo. and Mrs. WPM -
t•iog.
Mrs, Wm. Rill ireri'nrd eetertai,ed a
huge (umbel. of iter gill friends on
Saint! day afteii toot and evening 1n
honer 11) her daughter, Miss Lttlu,
whet tutu•riltge takes pure on Wed-
1100day.
tem ebonies 111 vole Yes on your
ballet. for tile. sidewalk 13ylaw next
Monday should not be overlooked. It
is important and with the easy pay-
nu+'n is in 10 year,; ehrould not prove Jt
bunion ill uuyl:ody. 1919 Council
t0:10 1e elected by acclatfltttion last
01et y, exeepaing that !Merton Bowe
:,kes J, .1dams'seatas jotter declined
the lu)eor.
OBITUARY.—The funeral of Mrs.
Nelson howdy Look place to the
Wtexet.er cemetery Sunday afternoon
end W118 ane of the largest ever wit-
neysed het e. An extra sleigh was re -
molted 10 carry the large number of
florid (tie)hogs. Rev. alre Sinclair,
Belnture, was the officiating clergy-
utau. Mrs. Gowdy was before her
;nal riage (iesR than a year ago) Eve-
lyn CIauford, yonugeot daughter of
W'ne ('raw ford, of Hawick. While
her health load not: been robust of late,
her death acme with startling sutiden-
11000. She b•ul gone with her husband
t, epee] Christmas day with relatives
ne:u (•noetic a)d complained of feeling
newels, She became nnermecieue be -
Lon a reaching home and passed away
the following Morning.. deepest sym-
pathy is expressed fin' the bereavedhnobtt)d, father and ':tenor !Mrs. 0.
fit.,tlrk'H.)
Ethel
ALL persons tldebtnd to the for coalare
naked to /goitre up at once es coal le supposed
to be cash. (311006(0 GILL.
School re -(pens next Monday.
Big cooled here Monday for the
34011101 palerenli nation,
Miss Ballantyne is visiting at Brus-
sels and Miss McDlath at Clinton,
Who t i wall be I+ then sI i
ff st Police il-
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e, speaka
cnae.
lite‘ ad Airs ORell and boys were
sway for a holiday visit fru' the
Oht'isttneetide.
G. 'W. and Mrs. Addy are visiting
friends in Brantford and vicinity for
past two weeks.
Grover Gill has a new daughter, 4
111 eneceasi0(1, a female quartette.
Gaud lack to !item.
W. H. Love's business is expanding.
Ile delivered apiano in town of Har-
t'iste0 of Monday last.
Harold McAllister, Whitby is hMi-
slaying at Ethel over New Year's. He
is a grandson of Moe. 5. Ames.
Annual meeting of Ethel Faxmete'
Club will he held in Township Hall
stere Saturday afternoon at2 o'clock.
See rids-!,
Mrs, Robert McLean, fte'merly Miss
:Haggle Wehrle) 1.. visiting relatives
and aid friends in this vicinity. She
now resides in the L'. S.
One former villagers. Jas. Balleu-
l.1te and family, have removed to
their recently purchased farm neat'
Moleswnrtll. We with them pr0eperi-
ty.
Mr. and Mrs. Nurse (nee Mise Schella
Thomson) Oil Spritge, are spending
their honeymoon with Ethel friends.
Mrs. Nuree is a niece of Mrs. James
Pearson, town.
Rev. O'Kelt and family are holiday-
ing in Scotland, Ont., for the past
week and service on Sunday evening
was taken by members of the League
and Choir in a very pleasing manner.
J.'1'. Nicholson has purchased from
B. Lang the house he occupies at
present on Main Street, As Mr. and
Mrs. Lang have passed the .four -score
year's we heat' they intend to )lake
their home in Brantford soon.
FINE ENTERr,40rll.xroNT.—Ott the
evening of Monday, Dee, 22nd the
Public Seltool Entertainment attract-
ed a great audience in the Township
Hall, Rev. Mr. Kennedy was chair-
man and piloted the interesting pre.
gram like a vet-Pn'lul. Two plays were
presented that were well given. They
were "On lop rf the World," and
"Christmas al Pun1cin Holler" and
they gave an opportunity for many a
laugh. Other numbers were readings,
r0cit(tliuns. muoinatl selections, Christ -
noes iter, ,.Per, Notwithstanding the
fact that the children were admitted
free proceeds were $42.60, which go to
0011001 treasury, The teacher's, Misses
Ballantyne and MCMath, are to be
congratulated on the stecess of the •
evening.
Vxerroos,--Gro. Pollard and Fred
Cole, Stratford, at G. W. P011ard's,—
W. Ecktnier, Steal ford, is home at C.
Sekmler's,—Leslie Irwin, travelling
salesman for the celebrated Oapewell
Horse-shoe nails, in the Maritime Pro=
01110e, is 1n Ethel visiting his wife and
Ethel friends, ---G, A, McLelland, Tor-
onto ; Maurice, Kingston ; Miss Edna,
Stayner ; Mise Mary+, Wingham, spent
Oht'istmas ail Morrie,—Mise Margaret
McDonald, Listowel, is visiting her
uncle, Jas, MoLelland, and renewing -
ovgnaiutances in Ethel. — Clifford
Valle, Mitchell, and Miser 10tutiel,
Stratford nigh School, spent Christ -
Inas under the parental root-•-Alvie
lfletehel,,.Seaforth and Mass 1Meakins,
Clinton, spent the holiday at the
f0Crner'e parents, Ed. and Mrs. -Viet-
cher.—Mrs. J. N. Lamont and'ftlaster
Caere), Brantford, Were here for the
holiday with 11er arenLe, 13. and Mrs.
Lang. —' Miss Ella Hanettld• takes
Charge of Holyrond School beginning
of the goat', --Miss -Pearl Oongrttm
Luck now, is visiting her grandparents
0, and 141rs. Baynard, —D. and, Mrs,
Milooner partook of Christmas turkey
With'Elms friends, i
r44, ,i0}l
0110 'bet{!{
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