The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-01
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An E,snt rhst wtli Long 10 rcnsmberss
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A. even, tl,f will probably leave
more pleasant tscollsctiontin the minds
sud heart. Of tn. dssr old people VI this
Niciritv ih'n any thst las taken place
isr yssrs. $50 thro'd.iolts snciabls and
iiun.r given them by their friends in
shis cits .s,i rue~i,y afternoon. Alan
"srlv hour the sgsi ou-. hegsn tpnrriyr,
con,evsu,s. having be-u provided Tor
them by the csmsitter in change aud
they we're t-ndrrly cared TO-. aud their
Nsnt. aud comforts looked alter with
rll tho attention that love ini ther snd
respect llr heir yrsr, snd gray hairs
could csn,msud
TIL, party "a. the Outgrorth VI tue
old.iim. dances that hav. been given
the past lew months. the sane commit
trss having chNrsc Of th, Affair. and to
whom ,ii honor aHd praise Is due ior
ih. successful results that feNarled
iselr uutirng l.bor- Nothing was loft
uudOue that Would 10 the least add to
the pleasure and gladden. the h-sri-
u th. aged guests. sud the many who
aided iu the worthy undertaking ara
deserving OF the hank. NJ the cpmmun.
iiy, 10Th Ola AMI young.
What picture could be more beautiful
than such group 1t dssr Old iacss
.Nhosc trusted hrov- aud iurrowed
csees' told ~ the years " joys and sor.
ross gone now NrcAlhcd iu smiles
AMI besmiue with pleasure, the light
that sprans 90 their iimmed ewes telling
only too plainly the wealth II love aud
appreciation thst dll.d their hearts at
il, circumference
And rsp ,sn contemplate such a pie.
turc AMI not ic-l the teWard II duty
well done Mud tear. 81 JOY aud sad
ness -pr'ng to the eye'-ioy for the
peace aud comfort brought. sadness at
the thought u the lev short nsnth,
that Sili eiap,e ere many Vi the aged
hrsrt, will cease To Deat9
The party Na,s happy one. and all
connected ifs bs.tsr oif iof 10.
A. O'Clock dinner Wa, announced
sni the guests al duNn TO rcpast that
could MT be- improved ups. Eight
laigs taSle, had been spreal and oiled
With good things The hsll vas lastly
dsc.rairi lorths occasion sud the whole
a1A,r rNstrsnd.
The iollo~ins are the la1i.. Nho pre-
psrsl iui Furnished tne different tables
Which. isr tho sake Of convenience. ",
shall number from to :, beginning al
the western snd oi the kali:
Table No. !, Me-. George Edgingtol
aud Ms. Alma Eldrcdgc; =, Mrs. T.. II
Rheal aud Mrs. Hannah Eldrsdre 3
Mrs. T. II. Wright aud Miss Naggi,
salmon I, Mrs. John aud William Car
ruth :, MIS-. MARY Fisher and Mrs. IT.
Eldreige q. Mrs. James Welsh and Mrs
Robert Wals.r;7, Mr.. lusty aud Mrs
VI. Csld,+wSod; $. Mrs.. ". W. Clun
st., aud Mrs. Josiah Rhesd.
, After all hs1 finished thsir r,Ia,l
the following program va, carried out
address VI welcome. by W W. Clun
Sc recitation. william CLARK; duet
b Mr. All Mrs. JOAN Dexter. duet, =. II
Wright anil. ". Sinister duct, GsorE
Heard and '. II. Wright, The program
VISA Interpreted with music Us th
Wright urshsstra, aud Mrs.. Cora Hod
son presided at the piano. AZ the clos
vi this program short dance was called
, aad alter this the Coalvills Home bra
matte Company presented the csmsd
VI The Toslles." isr the b.nsiit Of tn
old.iolks. II was all thoroughly snjoye,
and appreciated.
4 handsome present was then give
, to the eldest gentleman aud the oides
lady present, Mr.. Thomas Fewkes helm
the oldest man, aged ~ years, and Mrs
Cecilia Wilde the oldest lady, sged 4
years. 4 present ~asslso given ~ Mr..
John Campbell. th, date u the part
beisg hsr birthday.
The following are tAs names Of the IL