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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-19
A. NEW COURT.

The block on North Main avenue,
between Price and Lafayette streets.
will be divided on the north side by u
court sixteen feet which will extend
through the block to North Hyde Park
avenue. The proposed court will run
through the Stark property on North
Main avenue, and will he called Stark
court or Merrifield place. This prop
erty which was wlled by the late Hi
ram Stark TO his daughter, Mrs. Cora
Merritield and son George Stark, is to
be built upon by the heirs.
A new double frame dwelling will be
built facing on North Hyde Park ave-
nue. Eight, slX-room houses will be
built in the rear adjoining the present
double house, now facing on Hyde
Park avenue, but which will be NOV
ed back to face on the proposed court
In the rear of the old homestead eight
more siX-room houses will be erected
facing on the court. The work has
been let to Contractor George Cooper,
Of South Hyde Park avenue, and ex-
cavations are already under way In
the spring Mr.. Stark intends building
a handsome residence on the vacant
plot adjoining the Simpson Methodist
church. This work will give employ
ment to several grades of the industri-
al classes and add greatly TO West
SCrantonS Improvement
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SOCIAL EVENTS.

BY FAR the most entertaining OF the
many affairs OF a social nature. con-
Quoted by the Loyalty club of the
Young Women's Christian association
was held last night in the association
rooms. the occasion being a chestnut
hunt" The very title of the entertain
nent at an instant gives one a clear
understanding of the features of the
event The young ladies had with
them large number of invited friends
who thoroughly enjoyed and appreciat-
ed the laudable efforts of this ener-
getic auxiliary of the noble institution
for the moral and spiritual advance
ment of young women.
The committee of nagement of
the annual ball of the Ringgold band
is particularly active in arranging for
that event. 1t will be held at Matters
hall Thanksgiving afternoon and even
ing The band will give concerts at
the hall at > and 80 p. m.
On the night of Thanksgiving eve-
ming a subscription dance will be held
at Pharmacy hall. The function viii
be given under the auspices of st
lrene's Ladies' r. A. b. society Of tht
Twentieth ward.
AT a meeting of St. Mary's Glee anG
Dramatic association, held last night
it was decided to conduct an enter.
tainment and dance at st. Mary's hal
the night of Jan. 25. The society viii
meet again Monday night to select tn,
! committees to manage the affair.
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sister. Mrs. Louis Rorner, Of Dickson
avenue, yesterday.
Work has been commenced on tn"
Columbia avenue grade.
G. II. Bngham's house on Boulevard
avenue is nearly completed.
The building formerly occupied by the
Scranton Opal Glass Decorating COM
pany is being remodeled for dwell
ing.
Poultry dressed to order for Thanks
giving. H. l.. Snyders. l24 jefferson
avenue.
NJ. NJ Dewitt, of Capouse avenue,
has returned from a business trip to
Elmira.
Mr.. Croft. who had his hand badly
crushed in the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western car shops a month ago, is
able to be around.
Rev. and Mrs. George Pipe. of Castle
Creek, n. Y, are the guests of their
daughter. Mrs f. J. Vessel, of Mon
soy avenue.
Look for the name on the bottom of
every loaf of Wedemans Homemade
| Bread,
The Dickson Manufacturing company
have finished the repairs on the big
| Corliss engine at the Suburban Elec-
trio plant.
! Mrs. j. NJ. Brown gave birthday
| party on Thursday evening at hel
| homo on Capouse avenue to her daugh'
| ter. Mrs. A. b. Hazlett, of Philadel'
| phia. A large number Of her young
| friends assembled to do honor to the
occasion. Miss Eva NJ. Brown furn
ished the music for the party. A de
! liGhtful time was had by all present
Mrs. Hazlett received many beautiful
| tokens.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-19
GATHERED In
SOUTH SCRANTON
THOMAS A. DUNN MAKES AN
OTHER ANNOUNCEMENT.
Says His Firm will Begin Work on
the Seventeenth District Main
Sewer Monday--Number of Items
of a Social Nature-New Initiat-
ing Team of Nay Aug Tribe, I'm
proved Order of Red Men--Ser-
vices at Church of Peace Sunday.

1--WE will commence work Monday,
positively, on the Seventeenth district
main sewer on the South Side" was
the statement made to The Tribune
correspondent yesterday by Thomas A.
Dunn. of the firm of Dunn Bros, con-
tractors, to whom the award was Civ
en- for the construction of this inn
provement of much necessity and
many tales.
Mr.. Dunn further said that fully
eight hundred feet of twenty -four-inct
iron pipe will be laid during the week
and operations will be pushed with
rapidity until the approaching cold
weather necessitates the suspension OF
the work. A force of fifty men vii
be engaged for Mondays start. which
will he made at the Lackawanna river
where the Stafford Meadow brook emp
ties into that stream. owing to tht
rains OF the past week much difficulty
in the work is anticipated, as for
several hundred rods pipes will be laiC
up the Stafford Meadow brook
The difficulty. however, will not he II
placing the pipe, but in constructing
dams to hold the heavy flow of tn,
stream.
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MINOR NEWS NOTES.

The Young Peoples Dancing class
met as usual in Mears hall last ev-
ening. This weekly affair is proving to
be very enjoyable. Miss Elizabeth
Lewis Is instructress.
The entertainment and box social,
which was to have been held last ev-
ening at the Sumner avenue Presby-
terian church. was postponed until
next Friday evening. November 25. The
affair is in charge of the young peo-
pie of the church.
The young ladies of the Bible School
class of the Washburn Street Presby-
terian church sabbath school, taught
by Miss Amanda Nichols. are earnest
ly preparing for their coming produc-
ton of the beautiful cantata Ruth
and Boaz." The production will b.
given at the church Tuesday evening
November 20.
All those who are candidates for the
several ward offices of the Fourth ward
are requested to be present at meet
ing which will be held Monday oven
ing at o'clock in Alderman Johns
Office, North Main avenue.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Rich
ards Nichols will be held from the
residence. 1878 Price street this after
noon at o'clock. Interment will be
made at the Washburn street ceme'
terry.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Eu
nice Tanner will be held from the res
idence, 120 South Main avenue, this
afternoon at ? O'Clock. Interment will
be made at Forest Hill cemetery.
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FoRESTERS ORGANIZE.
New Court Has Been Formed Sr
North Scranton.

A new court of the Independent Or
der Of Foresters was organized in Os-
terout's hall, Thursday evening, by
Chief Ranger James Badly with the
following as charter members: V. r.
Arnold, Dr. Herman Bessy, w. c..
COwles, James G. Cowles, George IL.
Cooper, w. b. Christman, c. b. Davies,
Rev. George +. Guild. c. II. Griffin,
w. G. Honeywell, J. L. Hopewell, c..
NJ Keefer, $. G.. Morrison, j. q. Oster-
hout, Clarence steele, &. II. Sherman,
j. X. Smith and DR.. Theodore Sureth.
The officers chosen were; Chief
Ranger, W. c. Cowles; vice chief rang
er, George NJ. Keefer: financial sec
retary. Victor T.. Arnold; recording
secretary, ]. q. Osterhout; treasurer,
j. L. Hopewell; chaplain, Rev. George
L. Guild; junior woodward, C. b, Sher-
man; senior woodward, c. Il. Davies:
senior beadle. w. ID. Christmas; junior
beadle, G. II. Griffin; trustees, Clarence
Steele DR.. w. c. Honeywell; medical
examiner, DR.. Herman Bessy. The or
der meets weekly in Osterhouts hall.
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NUBS OF NEWS.

The funeral of Frederick Krebs will
take place from his late residence, SOC
Hickory street, this afternoon. At .
o'clock services will be held at the
house, at which Rev. J. G. Schmidt.
of the Baptist church. will officiate.
lnterment will be made in the PittstOn
avenue cemetery
son was born to Charles Spohier,
the St1ne avenue butcher. yesterday.
Genesal Grant commandery, Knights
of Malta, will meet in regular session
tonight at Hartman's hall
Mrs. Adam Neuls. of Hickory street
is recovering from injuries received
recently by falling down stairs at her
home.
To South Side patrOnS-MeadOW
Brook Washery Pea coal SIPS deliv-
cred. To wagons, 15 cents a ton. Tel
ephone No. 41j4 ~
The Gospel meeting for women sun
day afternoon at 3.45 o'clock at the
South Side Young Woman's Christian
association rooms. 1921 Cedar avenue,
will be adore ssed by Miss &. Savage,
general %cCi Ctary of the central Young
WOmen's Christian association rooms.
Mrs. Brewster and Miss Anna Huber
will render several duets. All women
are invited To come.
Thomas J. Moore. manager of the
Meadow Brook and Minonka general
stores, has returned from New York.
There has not been prisoner in the
Alder street police station this month.
The morning services at the Church
of Peace on Prospect avenue tomorrow
will be of great import to the mem-
bers of that thriving congregation.
Rev. +. J. Schmidt. the untiring past
or, will give a review of the church
work for the past year The interest
ing retrospect will include data. and
comments on the progress made by the
congregation and church societies. The
growth and financial status will be
given merited attention. The review
will close with earnest suggestions iol
| the efforts of the church workers foI
| the ensuing year.
| Miss Savage, secretary of the CEN
| trail city rooms, will lead the gospel
| service at the rooms tomorrow after
| noon. An exceptionally good program
| of music will be given.
G.. +. Armburst and Charles Clapp re-
| turned yesterday from a hunting triT
in the vicinity of Lanesville. The re-
suit of their efforts was their return
| with twenty-five rabbits.
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its twenty-fifth anniversary with great
eclat. having present as guests of hon
or, fifteen of the charter members
During the twenty-seven years of it's
existence 361 members have been ini-
lated and the present membership Is
now one hundred ana fifty one. The
lodge has a total valuation OF over
S60 900. 1t was represented during the
late war by one member, Albert j.
Jones, who was also a member of
Guths band, which was attached to
the Second North Carolina. stationed
at Camp Russell, Raliegn, N. c.
The lodge enjoys the distinction OF
having had one of it's members, Finan-
cial Secretary David Cadwgan, elected
deputy grand master for the present
term. The team which assists
Deputy Cadwgan in the installation
work among the several lodges is from
this lodge and is the best by far that
was ever organized for this special
work. The team comprises; Grand
warden. John Howard Kelly; grand
secretary, John Francis; grand treas
urer, John Horn; grand marshall, d.
J. Davis; and grand guardian, William
Lewis. Sometime in the near future
the lodge will have the finest set of
odd Fellow paraphernalia in eastern
| Pennsylvania. They have set aside
| $401 to purchase it.
Many OF the most respected citixens
| of this side belong tc this lodge and
| it stands for the best development and
| advocacy of Odd Fellowism. The pre-
| sent set of officers are: Noble grand
| William Hopkins: vice. noble grand
| Thomas J. Thomas; secretary, William
| Lewis; assistant secretary, Walter
| Wilkins; financial secretary David
| Cadwgan; treasurer, John II. Kelly;
noble grand's appointments, right sup
| porter, d. ID. Evans; left supporter
| Henry c. Jones; warden, Roger Ev-
! ans; conductor, Thomas w. Jones.
right scene supporter, Henry c. Jones
left scene supporter, William J. Da-
Wis; outside guardian, Joseph II. Ev-
| ans; vice. grand's appointments. right
| supporter, James K. Grltiiths; left sup
porter, Herbert Horner; chaplain, VIII
| liam ID, Morris
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-19
MISS CAMPINN HONORED.

"A party of the young friends of Miss
Rebe Campion We're entertained Thurs
day evening by the young lady's par
ents at the residence, 149 South Lin
coin avenue. The happy affair was in
honor of Miss Campion'S birthday.
Mrs. Campion was assisted by Mrs. w,
A. Phillips, Mrs. Louis Oherdorfer.
Mrs. John Davis, Mrs. B. Thomas, Mrs
d. A. Jones and the Misses Anna Davis
and Mary A, Thomas. Many pleasant
diversions We're provided for the
guests. Miss Campion was the reci-
pient Of a. handsome gold watch from
her parents and many beautiful pre-
sents from her friends.
Those present We're the Misses Mar
garct and May Stephens. Cora and vi
Wan league. Sadie and Cora Cramer,
Marjorie OFT, ,NellicAce, Mabel Thomas.
Jennie EynOn Blanche Evans, EStclla
Shaw, Elizabeth Cullen and Stella
Campion ana Mamie and Nellie Ey-
ans, of Moosic. Masters Thomas and
Bert Thomas. Chester Muir. Chester
Thomas, Willie Stephens, Everett De
Long, Lelioy knight, Hayden Evans,
I Leo Cramer. David A. Thomas, Wilson
and Raymond Oberdorfcr and Harry
Campion.
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Few lodges of Odd Fellows out of
eighteen in this, the Lackawanna dis
trict, enjoy the same degree of hnan-
cial and numerical strength as does
Silurian lodge, No. 763, which meets
every Friday evening in Evans hall,
on South Main avenue. In fact this
same holds good in comparing 1t with
lodssAs of other orders hereabouts. From
its institution over twenty-seven years
ago through many besetting difficulties
and trials. Il has retained it's integrity,
and each set of officers have endeav-
pred to maintain this standard.
on May IL, 1871, twenty-four good
citizens Of West Scranton, residing in
the Fifteenth ward, or what was then
a part OF the Fifth, met in Lewis hall,
corner of South Main avenue and Ey-
non street, and organized Silurian
lodge. The ceremonies were in charge
of District Deputy Grand Master Jo-
seph Kirkbride, of Olyphant. Assist
ing him was a. degree team from the
Olyphant lodge. This team comprised
Noble grand, Andrew Patten; grand
warden, Benjamin Walters; grand Sec
retary, John c. Edwards; grand treas
urer, p. c. POWELL grand inside guard
ian. William Reese.
The institution ceremonies conClud-
ed the first set OF officers were select
ed and installed. These officers were:
Noble grand, Thomas d. Davies: vice
noble grand. Joseph Lewis; secretary,
William Myles: assistant, T. w. Nor
gan; treasurer. John p. Lewis; noble
grand's appointments, right supporter,
John Levi; left supporter, William
Johnston: warden, Henry p. Davies;
conductor. Edward Edwards; right
scene supporter, David c. Powell left
scene supporter, Abiathan Phillips
outside guardian. Thomas Gore; in
side guardian, John Evans; vice noble
grand's appointments, right supporter
William r. Williams; left supporter
Daniel Evans.
The charter members We're: Thomas
D. Davies, Joseph Lewis. William
Myles, Thomas w. Morgan, John p
Lewis, John Levi, William Johnston
Henry p. Davies, Edward $. Edwards
David c. Powell. Abiathan Phillips
Thomas Gore, John Evans. William
X. Williams, Daniel Evans, Aaror
James. Rowland James. Noah Roder.
lex, Edmund Williams. William Dando
Daniel b. Powell Lewis II. Jones, Isaac
Griffiths and William Gore.
out OF these ten are dead, being tn.
late Assistant Mine Superintendent
Thomas d. Davies. Joseph Lewis, Sr.
John p. Lewis, John Levi, william
Johnston, Ahiathan Phillips, Thoma!
Gore, John Evans, Daniel Evans, Noal
Roderick and Isaac Griffiths. William
Myles, David c. Powell. Aaron James
Daniel r. Powell and Lewis II. Jone!
are still alive. but are not now mem
bers.
Two years ago the lodge celebrate,
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York and Boston, having had overflow
ing houses in succession in both of
these large musical centers. Miss Jen-
ME Parry, the harpist, has never yet
failed to charm and capture audiences
in both these cites with her skill.
The pianist. T.. Il. Davies, belongs
to the Royal College of Music, London,
and Il. Armon Jones, basso, has a
voice which is rich in tone and quality
striking all low notes clear and dis
tinct. Miss Dot Prosser eVcels as a
contralto. The whole company ranks
among the most proficient and are so
Judged by the best musical critics
They will give a high class musical
entertainment on November n.
Reserved seats should be secured at
once, as there are but a few left. Tick
cts are for sale a. Davis drug store,
lO6 North Main avenue.
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NO PAVE THIS YEAR,

Judging from present indications
Hyde Park avenue will not be paved
this year. The Alcatraz Paving COM
pany is decidedly anxious to begin
work and are positive that they can
finish in three weeks. City Engineer
Phillips. however, is not certain that
good weather will be available during
that time and does not propose to
take any risks of torn-up street,
a half-laid pave and trouble during
the winter
Though all concerned are anxious to
see the pave laid the city engineers 9
action is generally conceded to be the
safest course as there is every indi-
cation that unsuitable weather is liza
bic to begin at any time and paving
operations could not then be carried
on and prove satisfactory.
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Personal MENTION,

Mrs. j. V. Hopp, Of Eynon street
has returned from visit at Harris
burg.
Miss Carrie Tiffany. Of Susquchanna,
have returned home from a visit with
Miss Emma Krager, of North Hyde
Park avenue.
Miss Emma Thomas, of Luzerne
street, has returned from a visit a.
New York city.
Rufus Worden, of FactoryVille, is
visiting relatives here
Mrs. Sarah Lang of Jackson street,
has as her guest Mrs. Martin Bold, OF
Waverly.
Miss Emma Watkins, of Lafayette
street is visiting at New York city.
Mrs. Edward Serantes and children,
of Washburn street, are visiting in
New York city.
Mrs. John Castncr, of Elmira, has
returned home from a visit with Mrs.
Richard Castner of North Lincoln ave-
nue..
George Bower, of South Fillmore ave-
nue., has gone to Richmond Va, to re-
| side.
Mr., and Mrs. Alfred Lewis, of South
| Bromley avenue, are entertaining
| friends fIonl Goullsboro.
Mrs. James Proper, of Edwards
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all-gone feelings. Nalpita-
ton OF the heart, bearing-dovn sensa-
tion and painful menstruation. could
not stand but few minutes at time.
When 1 commenced taking your mcd-
icine could not sit up half a day, but
before / had used half a bottle was
up and helped about my work.
I have taken three bottles Of Lydia
f. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
used one package of Sanative Wash,
and am cured of all my troubles. / feel
like new woman. can do all kinds
of housework and feel stronger than ]
ever did in my life. Inow weigh 131 4
pounds. Before using your medicine
weighed only los pounds.
Surely it is the grandest medicine for
weak woman that ever was, and my
advice to all who are suffering from
any female trouble is to try it at once
and be we'll Your medicine has
proven blessing to me, and | cannot
praise it enough.-Mrs. Lucy GOODWIN
Holly, w. Va.
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on. TO German Building association for

ton. to German Building association for
500.
Property of William T.. Lloyd, NJ. D.,
Scranton to German Building association,
No. s. for $jS.S2.
Property of Il. b. Sandcrson and Others,
in Green Ridge, TO 4. d, Holland, for
$IIGi
Property of John NJ. Holland, Old Forge,
to l.. A. I.angS, for S6lo.
Property of John j. Davis, in MayIleld,
to Taylor & Lewis, for S2S.53,
Property Of -. j. Reilly, Scranton, 10
Taylor & Lewis, for S51."9.
Property of NJ, D. Walsh and May Reap.
In Hyde Park, to II. j. Rely, esq, for
Si2 60.
Property of Samuel t. Wedeman, in
South Abingdon, to S. w. Roberts, for
S542i.
Property of Eleanor Campbell, In Hyde
! Park, TO G. :. Woodruff, esq, for SIZES.
Property of May Washburn, administra-
trix. Dunmore, TO Mary Washourn, for
| S49.95.
Property Of Anthony Roth and others
I'm Throop to p. w. Stokes for $i6.65.
Property of Alexander Lablnsky, in Old
Forge, TO p. w, Stokes for $42,S5.
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GREEN Ridge.

Miss Flossie MotItt, of East Market
street, is recovering from an attack
of la grippe.
The cross walk on the corner of Penn
avenue and Delaware street has been
raised so that it is above the bed OF
to walk in.
Work of stringing wires on the new
telephone poles was commenced yester-
day.
Frank Keene is III with grippe at his
home on Wyoming avenue.
NJ III. Howell. manager. of the Haw :
ley Woolen MILL was in town yester-
day.
j. A. Kraft. of Honesdale. visited his
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-19
NEW INITIATING TEAM.

The new initiating team of Nay Aug
tribe. Improved Order of Red Men.
will meet at the wigwam, at Fruehan' s
hall, on Cedar avenue, tomorrow af-
ternoon for practice.
The members of the team are: Cap
tain John Mais Charles Scheuch, VIII
liam Zang. William Hammer, jr.
George Kerb. Gustave Hilderbrandt
Abram Weichel, r. C. ,Schaeffer, Peter
New. Max Ludwig, Charles Rose
Richard Zulager, Fred Swhenker Fred
Kullman, Jacob Hess, Jacob Boettcher
Jacob Lebrech, Jacob and Charles
Heitrick
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-19
MINER TERRIBLY INJURED

William Phillips, Of 1914 Washburn
street. met with terrible accident
Thursday morning while at work in
the Continental mines. He narrowly
escaped beirg crushed to death by a
heavy fall of roof. As it was, he was
cut and bruised.
His right leg, both above and below
the knee, was fractured. He was re-
moved to his home and DR.. G. B. Rey-
nolds is in attendance.
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AT WORK IN NORTH SCRANTON.

An entrance was forced Thursday
night into the house of j. w. Sherman,
of Oak street, North Scranton, and a
large quantity of canned fruit and
provisions stolen.
Entrance was effected by forcing a
iran door In the rsar of the residence,
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court, and Mrs. Mary Il. James. OF
Luzerne street have returned from
a visit In New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Morse. of jack
son street, have as their guest Mrs
Ansel Carpenter, of Cohoes, N. Y.
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FAMOUS WELSH SINGERS.

The famous Welsh singers who viii,
appear at the jackson street Baptist
church on Thanksgiving night, will 10
doubt receive a fitting reception. They
come here endorsed by the highest
musical authorities, from Europe, New
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-19
SHERIFF SELLS PROPERTIES.
Dozen Were Disposed of Yesterday
in Arbitration Room,

Sheriff Pryor auctioned off dozen
properties in the arbitration room yes
terday morning as follows:
Property of Catharine Krotky, in Fell
township, sold to German Building asso-
citation for $500.
Property of William Trenaysky, in Win
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-19
The H0MELIEST MAN IN SCRANTON

AS we'll as the handsomest, and others
are invited to call on any druggist and
for the Throat and Lungs, a remedy that
Is guaranteed to cure and relieve all
Chronic and Acute Coughs, Asthma
and SOC.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-19
EVENTS OF DAY In
WEST SCRANTON
HISTORY OF sILURIAN LODGE
OF ODD FELLOWS.

Was Organized over seventy-seven
Years Ago and Has Had on Its
Roll of Members Some of the Most
Representative Men of This Part
of the City-Name of the Present
oficers-Personal Mention and
Notes of Minor Interest.
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MRS. LUCY GOODWIN

Suffered four years with female trou-
bles. She now writes to Mrs. Pinkham
of her complete recovery. Read her
letter:
DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM:--I wish you to
publish what Lydia +. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, Sanative Wash
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ICEALlNE

TIL ATS THE NAME. It frosts cake n one
minute. without sugar or havoring Its the
new idea of the day.
Ask your grocers foc it. 1Oc pkg or by
mall, l5c. ICEALINE MFG. Co,
Sole Maker
HoiyOke, Mass.