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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-07
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
The Delightful Resort Continues to
Be an Attraction.
The Married Women While Away
Their Time at Gard Parties and
Excursions, While the
Maidens Enjoy Tennis,
Bowling, Etc.
Correspondence of the yirsin,su.

WHITE SULPHUR SpRISGs. August 8.
--Gaiety continues ut the "WhIte. y
No one can complain of "ennui," with
every moment filled with delightful
pleasure OF one kIud or another, par
ticipated III 10y the most charming com
paDy of people. The married women
have their card parties almost daily.
while little excursions add to their
pleasures. The beautiful and fasoina.
ting maideus with their merry chatter
eau Toe found at times, bowling, riding
and driving from early morn until the
shades OF dewey eve begin to fail. a
daily plunge III the pool adds to the
already rndient color given them by
tue delightfully."- bracing mountain
breeZes,
At night in the ball room, with beaux
galore signing gently. How can one
dream Of long winter hours when the
summer days with their Pheasant remi
niscences shall have past aud the
"White" shall be rs a deserted ban
quoting hail. Several charming card
parties have been given during the
past week by prominent people. On
Wednesday morning AIRS. IL. w. Full
Ter, wife of the genial general passen
ger agent of tho Chesapeake and Ohio.
entertained about thirty of her friends
at progressive euchre, mud, to say the
lenst, 1t WAS Que of the most delig htful
entertainments OF the season.
On Wednesday Mrs. Il. Ii. Thomp
son, OF New York, assisted by Misses
Bestor and Harrison, of Alabama, and
Miss Elizabeth |. Southall Clarke. Of
Virginia, entertained quite u largo com
psuy al cards, and delightful morn
ing was spent.
Mrs. Roger A. Pryor, of New York,
is a charming hostess. and on Wednes
day afternoon fright royalty" did she
showlt when she entertained the young
ladies at IA tea from to Is O'Clock.
The cottage occupied by the Judge
and Mrs. Pryor was crowded with the
most beautiful women at the Springs
and their COY laughter and merry
chatter could be heard ut great dis
tance. The tea WAS given to introduce
the Miss. rs Lenan, two charming
young iatiies from Baltimore.
Mrs. W. s. Albert, OF WASHINGTON.
gave delightful eachre party on
Thursday morning. MIR. and Mrs.
Albert and their charming little
daughter are among the most popular
people here.
The Chilinn Minister. Slgnor Cana
and family, are making many friends
and add much to the pleasure of this
already popular resort.
Among the more prominent Virgin.
lans TO be found here arc Senator and
Mrs. Thomas S. Martin, ex Senator
Hnnton and Mrs. Hunton, Hon. Claude
"A. Swanson. Judge j. X. Nj. Norton,
VIM. q. Dickinson and wife, Gen. John
Eckefs aud wife. Col. Arthur Herbert
and wife, Capt Herbert Bryant and
Miss Bryant, Col. Thomas Ii. Carter
and family, Mics Mildred Lee, Miss
Page,: ". ). Spfatley, Mr.. and Mrs.
John ID. Hooi, Misses Da;ngerfield,
Miss Lucy Lee, of Alexandria, Charles
Il. Elliott aud wife, of Norfolk.
1he:gesmen on Friday night was a
beautiful effect and was gracefully led
by Mr.. q. Il. Nj. Gibson, of Baltimore.
About forty counles nArticiunind
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-07
SCHOOLS AND GoLI.Es rs.
scHo"Ls AND coLLu:G ES.

VIRGINIA INSTITUTE
building
OF
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-07
"THE EDGEMERE..

CuUOuudcd suyc.s of the new and fashionable
summer resort opened Thu, season ut Elgenierc l..
l.. between Arsct ne and Wave Cr's ski Ell mi e..
from New York laironifcl by the best ie ,ulc
Guests charmed with II, refined aud abundant
hospitality. SUR and still bMhiug in perfection;
hny private baths. boating. h>hius everything
that makes seaside life delightful, social, aud
o hrrw e. Open TIL OctoNr. For circular at-
drr'> ~ !. pit Elgcmere. Song island, " /.
iy2l-Su ,wc,fT-;w
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-07
Bowling GREEN ACADEMY
aul-tb ,su. tut 3ni

ytepatqtory school Of the ghest reputation and sue
CO.'S Health record perfect Charge. low No HAHN.
Address John Hart. N. A u. OF Va Bowling Green Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-05
JOLIET eoops.-ewNe ssos.
WHISPERS AND WIND.
Further Contribution to the Literature of
Interesting Affinity.

Further Contribution 10 the Literature of
Interesting Affinity.
"That feller,' said the man with the
ginger beard. as the smoOth-shaven
new settler drove by, that Teller, when
knew him out in Kansas. had a set
Of goat-trimmin's that would discount
PETER. And he lost EN- in the funniest
way"
Got EN- shaved OFF," asked the gro
Ger. trying to be sarcastic.
Much 10 the surprise Of the man from
Potato creek. the man with the ginger
beard replied:
That's just the way. Exactly"
When the man with The ginger beard
had enjoyed the grOcer's surprise, says
the Indianapolis Journal, he contin-
ued:
Course he didn't have to have EN-
shaved on but after the way they took
20 actin he allowed that was the best
thing he could do. You see. there was
a cyclone come along acrCst his place.
lie seen 'er a-comin'. as By the time
be got the dog and the COW and his
wife an children in the cyclone pit
there was so litle room that he had 10
leave his head stickin' out Purity
soon along comes OF ST"
odd ST whoZ" asked the grocer.
ut might have been Old ST Hubbard,
but this time it happened to be Old 81
Clone. Well, that there wind took
them fowin' whiskers and wrapped EN-
round and round his neck. an durn
nigh choked him
And he lowed after that it would be-
safer 10 90 smooth. I suppose?" asked
the man from Potato Creek
Hardly. Ketch my Kansas man
takin' on his whiskers fer any SIGH
frivilous reason. But the electricity,
or something, had sot EN- so that they
wouldn't grow no other way than jist
round an round. I tried to persuade
him TO leave EN- that way, seem as
how he had the finest neck comforter
ever a man had in them whiskers. but
he was too dad-wOrmed high minled
an keeps EN- cut clean of now"
The man from Potato Crew slowly
gathered up the two burlap sacks that
served him as q saddle. put them on his
yellow mule, asd rode hOmeward pom
dering, pOndering.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-05
a BRIDEGBO0lrs BLUNDER.
He Was Tender. but lis Affection Was
Bestowed ON the Ernnr Brine.

He Was Tender, but lis Affection Was
BESTOWED on the Wrong BriGe.
One day last week there arrived at
the Coates House a pair of young peO-
pie. IL did not take q Sherlock Holmes
TO see that they were recently married.
The sunhOwers in their hats betrayed
the name OF the State from which they
had just emigrated.
The newly married couple were shown
TO nice parlor on the third floor. not
the best in the house. nor the worst.
either. The young husband seemed to
have plenty Of money, but he did not
blow it in prOmiscuOusly, though he
ccnfded to the clerk his intention OF
celebrating the suspicious event in a
properly elaborate manner.
After some persuasion the young fell
low induced his wife to leave him long
enough to superintend the removal OF
their trunks 10 their room says the
Kansas Clay Journal With many
waves OF her handkerchief the blushing
and happy bride assembled TO her room
and there waited eagerly Tor her better
half 20 put in an appearance.
A maid was sent i'm to brush up the
room, % and the young bride had a nice
little chat with her while the touches
were being put on.
But presently a manly step was heard
just outside the door
There ne is, exclaimed the bride,
rapturously
81 guess I'll get out of her" cried tia
maid, coyly
And she got
She gor just as far as the door. A
great bear Of a man, whose eyes were
blinded by the light he had just left,
caught her i'm his arms as she opened
The door and pair Of Kansas lips
came down upon her mouth in a hearty
smack, while the girl struggled in his
arms and the man exclaimed, soothing
ly, Did 1 scare you, love-"
All this took but a minute. Then a
third voice smote the air.
Amt YOU ashamed Of yourself, John
Peters?
That was all it said.
But the young husband had found his
eyes now and the maid had escaped.
leaving the impulsive young Kansan to
console weeping bride as best he
could. He tried to explain.
And he is probably still trying to ex-
plain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-05
DIED.

GOELLNEB-OnW Wednesday. July 3. 1895.
"a = O'Clock n. U., William August Goeiiner,
aged - yeaTs. II months and - days
Funeral from his late residence. so. 1882
Water street. this friday afternoon ut .
O'Clock. Friends of the family are invited to
attend. luterment at McMechen cemetery.
LASCH-0n Thursday. July 4th. 1895. at
4,10 o'clock p. M, simon Lascn, i'm his Goth
year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
TAYLOR-At his residence. No. 142 Eigh-
teenth street. on Thursday. Ju.v 18th. I $50.
at g O'Clock p. -u., Robert Taylor, IN mis- SD
year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-05
- nERT REPTnIATFD.

Silver City. n. H.. July THE City
Council has refused TO levy a tax for
the payment OF interest on its bonded
Indebtedness amounting TO $4,000, thus
practically repudiating the bonds. The
debt was refunded three years ago III Z
per cent. There is great excitement
over the matter and some Of the city
officials may resign.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-05
CHARGED WITH FRAUD.

Rapid City, S. d., July Al. P. Black.
eX-City Auditor has been arrested,
charged with having raised warrants
and issued them fraudulenuy. A fire
was started in the rooms containing the
city records in en- attempt to destroy
the evidence Of fraud. The books were
in the safe and no damage was done.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-05

Chamberlain's is the best Of all. Vim
cent j. Bark. of Danbury. Iowa, has
used Chambarlain's Cough Remedy
whenever in need of a medicine for
coughs and colds, for the past five years
and says: 1T always helps me out. If
anyone asks me what kind of cough
medicine I use. I reply, Chamberlain
that is the best Of all"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-05
rel}ng 8R9l5ter
- YIRGIYII P7TTIEG COEPIEY.
PUBLISHERS AsD PRoPRIEToRs.

The REGISTER. embracing its several
o. IONS is entered ot The Posroitce in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-05
TIE GLORIOUS FOURTH.
How it Was Celebrated in This City.
Yesterday.

The Town Almost Depopulated by
the Rush TO the Country and TO
Suburban Resorts - The Usual
Amount Of Powder Burned-But
Few Accidents, and Only Three
small Fires.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-05

SHOULD SHE PROMISE To oHEYe


'o - 80 Nm Nj. --...-
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1 ,-,~..s F., -sa marriage ceremony
n, ot.~ -5s.- tu.r.r-sq- T-s---r The
o-.s-,- ~, tigt moral ground he
answers IN tsa rsra.y. Bic sers
.pa-.ar ms Who'll. lie as minister or
ta aae .- 20 sS-
l.n .r -ae uar.ae ceremonies which
TE.eS ..-t -.- u.r 4 --n4
no woman e. nor can She D.
10 enforce J, and Ir IS impossible Of isi-
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s.. v1.-re~ .-e .v--sss,,-s .,s +-,.1-
frr reflections os vor- ~s.r continents
c- mot e,e..ree M -sts SORT are uDf-
,.--earrr understood Pm DO merely ir tho
MANN. os t,r.v.~,. +le .ra~i-st-s t-,-
minis. f,s.tFss -ts r,--,-b r,~- saws
+te rbi,ar, editor the woman sfor,l
rromiss -o ora- ra- husband rre-v-
bo5v knows THAI AS q matter of fac.
che win NOT -t-y him 1r- ~ ,~o~is,
s. makes -sa r-,- fellow ban7v and
doesn't ,raius..s the vies-s RIGHTS fin
the least as millions of EXAMPLES show.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-05

Patrick REGAIN had lace on him
that as he had once remarked himself.
was n -oHnse 90 the landscape Next
-o his LONELINESS his poverty was the
most conspicuous part OF him. An
Irish ne.ghbor met him recently, when
the following c0Iloluy ausuCd.
"Au' how are ye ta-
"Noighty bad er-3lrcly It's sthGr-
yation THAT'S starin' me i'm the face"
SIS that so? Sure. am it can't be
very pleasant for ayther of yez.'-
Richmond Dispatch.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-05

And how does your poor head feel
this morning
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-05
WANTED.

buy stock Of general mer-
w chandise or dry goods. etc. in good
town; $4,000 stock. Box 81, Newburg, w.
Va. ju19eh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-05
FOR sAL-MIsCELLANEOUS.
FOR RENT.

IN THE AIOUNTAINS-FINE COTTAGE
beautiful location for rent at Mt. Lake
Park ready for housekeeping. Address
c. ". Baldwin, 5o9 Third street. y w,
Washington, d. c, or c. W. Conner,
Wheeling. JyZu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-11
Born.
AROOSToOK.


Sherman Mills-to the wife of Mr.. T. S
Caldwell. son.
Woodland-Feb. 90 to the wife OF Mr.. I. s.
Howard, q daughter.
ANDRosCoGGIN.
Iewiston-Feb. %, to the wife of Mr.. Michael
Dacey, n son.
Auburn-Feb. 26, to the wife Of Mr.. Charles
Coombs a son; March 3, to the wife OF Mr. u.
w. Belt, daughter, (Margurite.)
CUMBERLAND.
Bridgton-Feb. &C. to the wife of Edw. Wells,
son.
FRANKLIN.
Farmington-Feb. 20, to the wife Of Fl. l..
Goodwin, a daughter.
Avon-Feb % to the wife of Ira " hittemore,
a daughter
a son pearl Henry)
HANCOCK.
Bucksport-Feb. %, to the wife of Nash Nc
Kay, a daugt ter; Feb. 81, to the wife OF VIM.
Treat Atwood, a daughter.
Ellsworth-Feb. %, to the wife of william
Coughlin, a son.
KENNEBEC.
Waterville-Feb %, to the wife OF MI G. f.
Terry, a daughter.
Fayette-Feb. rs, to the wife OF Edward l..
Wyman, a son. -
Sugusta-Feb. "a, to the wife Mr.. Arthur w.
whitney, a son; to the wife OF W. ii. John-
son, n daughter.
f;ardiner-to the wife of Mr.Arthur l.. Berry,
twin sons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-11
WHERE is ABBOTT
An Insurance Man That Is Wanted by Several
Parties at Lewiston and Elsewhere.

2
A Boston Herald dispatch from Lewis
ton says:
City Marshal Teel has warrant for the
arrest of X. M. Abbott, an insurance solicit
tor of this city, who is charged with pass
ing checks drawn on a bank where he has
no funds. He has not been seen here for
several days, and his wife does not know
where he is.
Abbott has represented the Phoenix
Mutual Insurance Company of Portland.
He has had an account for some years
with national bank at Augusta, but his
checks drawn recently have been returned
endorsed "no funds
Tho Shoe and Leather Bank of Auburn
holds about 800 of these checks on which
payment has been refused. A Lisbon
street clothing firm has accepted his checks
for four or five years and always found
them good until they presented one this
week for SO.
Abbott was in Watervillc II few days
ago.
EN-. Abbott, whom City Marshal Tccl
of Lewiston holds warrant for. has been
in Augusta, and it was only d few days
ago that a man was here from Portland
looking for him.
Abbott has been soliciting Insurance for
the Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co..
and Is charged with passing worthless
checks. It is said that he had an account
at one of the Augusta national banks.
Previous to his disappearance he was
staying at Hotel Brunswick, Gardiner and
left there very suddenly, leaving all his
things While in this city he was guest
at the City hotel.
He is about As years of age, will weigh
about 100 pounds, has full beard, Is OF
dark complexion, about feet TAIL mas
only three fingers en- one hand ana Il
rather a fine appearing man. Tho ponce
here and in other cities are looking fo'
him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-11
kennebcc Coed Templars.

The annual session of Kennebec Dis
trict Lodge, No. 8, Good Templars, was
held with Cascade Lodge at Oakland,
Wednesday, March 6. The committee
on credentials reported 46 delegates pre-
sent, and officers, past representatives and
members made the attendance nearly 100.
Eight lodges were represented. q. A.
Heath Of Waterville, district secretary,
reported an increase in membership and
interest in the county.
Officers were elected for the ensuing
year as follows: d. r., VIM. p. Hutch
ms, Oakland; ID. V. r., Joanna Bcsscy,
North Vassalbobro; d. Con, j. Max
well, Readfield; ID. Sec, Geo. W. Manter,
LaFeshore; d. Treas A. NJ. Alexander
S. J. T.. VIM. J. Sterling; z. ID. r., Il. W.
Longley; Mar, John r. Pollard; ID. Mar :,
May Titcomb; Asst, See, Nellic T..
Rhodes; d. Guard, Florence Greasy; D.
Sen, j. II. Bessey.
Twenty six delegates took the ID. L.
degree. Resolutions were al opted as fol
lows:
LIST. We are thoroughly convinced that
it is the imperative duty of the Good
Templars of kennebec county to immedi-
ately commence an aggressive warfare
against every v;olator Of our temperance
laws in this county, and we recommend
that a plan of concerted action between
the district and subordinate lodges be de
vised at the earliest possible moment
I'd We hereby appeal to all temper
ancc men aud women in kcnnebec county
to unite themselves with our order and
assist in the reformation OF the rum
drinker and the punishment of the rum
seller
3D. We earnestly recommend that the
fathers and mothers of kennebcc county
place their children under the protect on
of the Juvenile branch of our order and
we heartily commend the work of our
State S. J. 7.
4th We believe it important to
organize lodges at Augusta, Gardiner
Hallowell and winthrop, and we urge the
Grand Lodge of Maine to do so.
5th. We hereby extend vote of thanks
to Cascade Lodge for its generous hospi-
tally and to tho Maine Central Railroad
and Henry Brown for favors received at
this time.
Voted to instruct the district secce-
tary to send message of sympathy to
our G. s., Geo K. Bracket of Belfast in
his illness.
A committee IF seven was chosen to as
sist in the enforcement of law in this
county. Geo. C. Sheldon, 7. ". Longiey
and Joseph Maxwell were chosen as repre-
sentatives to the Grand Lodge, and Geo.
c. Sheldon was recommended us district
deputy for the coming year.
The next session will be held at North
Vassalboro, in June.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-11
Masonic Temple Notes.

The club rooms are all ready for the
furnishings.
f. r. Partridge expects to open the
Temple pharmacy, Monday.
The temple is heated throughout by
steam, and in no part is there stove.
Attorney C. W. Jones has suite of
very pleasant rooms at tho head of the
first flight.
Three telephones have been placed in
the temple, for C. W. Jones, f. r. Par
fridge, and Drs. Croker.
Horace Purinton g. Company, com
pleted their contract Friday, and have
given satisfaction in every particular.
The banquet hall has been completed,
and in the kitchen which adjoins, there
is talk of having a gas range located.
DIR. O. W. Turner has not yet decided
whether or not he will occupy the two
offices over the main entrance to the tenn
pie.
Grand Master Horace H. Burba nk was
hSio iioih saw, pHc ouLer uoy anu III
spected the temple He said that it is
one of the finest in New England.
The means of lighting is gas, with the
Wcllsbach burners, save the main hall,
where electric lights are provided. Gas jets
are also in readiness here in case Of acct
dent to the electric lights.
Monday, men from Shepard & Norwcll's
carpet establishment of Boston, will be at
work laying carpets in the Masonic hall.
B. & f, L. Shaw of Boston for the hall
and ante rooms.
f. W. Plaisted, M. s. Campbell and j.
E. Badger have been appointed as COM
mittec of Trinity Commandery to confer
with the committees from the other
Masonic bodies in reference to the dedica-
ton exercises of the new temple, which
will occur the latter part of April, under
the auspices of the Grand Lodge of Masons
of Maine
J. E.Kingsley, H. A. Heath and Nathan
Weston have been appointed as a COM
mittee of Cushnoc Royal Arch Chapter
to make arrangements for the decorating
and furnishing of the Abnaki Club rooms
of the temple. A T. Murphy, VS.. Choate
and C. A. Price have been appointed as
a committee of Bethlehem Lodge, f. & A.
M. and Dr. p. S. H. Vaughan, G. W. Jones
and f. C. Dudley of Augusta Lodge, for
the same purpose.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-11
Married.


ANDRoSCoGGIE
Leeds Ccntcr-Mar. 2, Charles d. Brewster
and Miss Lizzie J.. B9othhy.
Iivermore-J ]. Clifford Starbrd and Sadie f..
Holland, both of Turner.
ARoosTooK.
Perham.- Feb. 20. G. W. Oliver OF Perham,
and Miss Lulu Randall Of Wade.
sprague's Mills-Goodwin Ireland and MISS
Blaine-Feb. q, Ohio D. Noble and Miss
Tersie Graham.
FRAGELIN.
Kingfeld-- Feb. y. Angler A. Jacobs Of North
New Portland, and Miss George i. Butts OF
Pennington 20, Chas 4. Adams and
Miss Bernice W Adams.
Jav-Feb. %, Fred G. French and Miss Ida
May Latham, both of JAY.
KENNEBFc.
WatcrviIIc-Feb. %. Fred c. Clark and Miss
Esther \. Patten, both of Watervillc.
Favette-Feb. 20, Byron Putnam and Mrs.
Emily Crane.
LIscoLS.
wiscasset-Mr. Jasper Rines and Miss Annie
Newcastle-Feb. ~. Mr.. Henry W. Dodge OF
Newcastle, and Miss ida NJ. Perry of Ldge-
comb.
WALDO.
Belfsst-Feb 2s, Frank II. Hoag and Nettic
A. Nichols.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-11
City Physicians Report.

City Physician ID. p, IIcClair has MADE
his annual report. He says Il have
made the aims house 80 visits; ou'suc
patients, 1856; Office prescriptions given'
SO; obstetric cases, outside patients, :;
fractures, one of arm, one OF Leg =. Two
deaths have occurred at aims house, due
to old age. Other physicians have visited
almshouse patients when requested py
the sick" He believes the city physician
should be given the preference over other
doctors in cases out-of-town. lie does
not think the city physician should supply
medicine and pay for it out of his own
salary. He also recommends that certain
druggists be granted the privilege to sup
ply the medicine used.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-11
ECLIPSE OF The MOON.
The Event Occurs Strictly on Time and is
Witnessed by Everybody.

The sky being clear, Sunday evening,
the eclipse of the moon was plainly visible.
Hundreds of Augusta people witnessed
this interesting sight and about 20 or ~
had the pleasure of viewing through
Cant. Melville Smith fine telescope.
The elements of the eclipse given IN
Eastern standard time were as follows
Moon entered penumbra 7.57 p. NJ. Moon
.rtered shadow S.537 p NJ. Totally
began 9.51.5P. NJ Totally ended ll2'
p NJ. Moon left shadow 0.2f. 5 A. Al
Moon left penumbra 121.