Pittsfield

Miss Clara Case has from the measles. Norris Marvin, who has been on the sick list, is improving. Ilarry Rose, of the C. B. C, has left college for the present. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Begole are now "at home," in Pittsfield, Mrs. Tom Knight was buried last Monday in Highland cemetery, Ypsilanti. Mrs. Joseph Cady and daughter Ethel have been spending a few days with relatives in Belleville. Mr. and (Mrs. S. O. Rathfon and little son Sidney, of Detroit, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Minnie Webb. Mrs. Henrietta Hinckley and family have moved into Wm. Miller's house, and Edward Eedy and family are occupying the house on the old Cooper farm. Arthur Sherwood, Mrs. F. M. White and Miss Nellie Sherwood went to Detroit last ïuesday evening to attend the wedding cf Mrs. White's brother, Walter Watliiig. Porter Moore was buried last Sunday, from hls home, in York. On account of poor health he went west last fall, and had only reached home the Sunday before. Consumption was the cause of his death. ïhe prizes at the pedro party given by Mr. and Mis. Newland Carpenter last week, wei e won by Mrs. Kellogg and Robert llayer. Mrs. Chas. Roberts and Henry Owen, after a hard struggle, carried off the booby prizes.