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East Franklin.
+. Garland, OF Ellsworth, is visiting his
sister, Mrs. w l.. Harrison.
j. II. Walton has moved his family back
to his former home in East Franklin.
Mrs. S. j. Gordon, of West Sullivan, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. {. NJ. BIaisde!l.
Rev. j. E. Lombard conducted a baptis-
NAL service at the head of-the- bay bridge
Sunday. Two We're baptized.
Aug. s. S. L.
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half bottle Of Pe-ru-na I felt better.
Four bottles entirely cured me All
druggists sell Pe-ru-na. DR.. 6. b. Hart
man, of Columbus, o., will advise you
free. Write him.
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Atlantic.
James Joyce was in Rockland and
Rocky il ,si~ week on visit to relatives.
Mr.. Couch, of Black Island, was in town
Thursday on ais way to New York.
The steamer "Vinalhaven" will take an
excursion trom here to Bar Harbor next
Sunday.
Rev George Bailey, of Penobscot, is WIS.,
ting 'frs Bailey's parents, Charles
Sprague and wife.
Frederick padelford, who has been the
guest of DE- and Mrs. Pepper, left for his
home in Calais Monday.
Irwin Torrey fell from a tree where he
was cutting limbs for trap bows. He fell
upon his axe cutting his wrist badly.
The steamer "Vinalhaven' carried an
excursion from this place to Vinslhsven
Thursday. Although it was somew hat
foggy. all seemed to enjoy the trip very
much.
Rev. Mr.. Lockrow, Of Rowley, Mass, is
spending few weeks with Charles Stock
bridge lie will preach at the Baptist
church sunday. DR.. Pepper will go to
Southwest Harbor on that day.
Auc
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south Gouldsboro.
Alton Bunker has gone to Grindstone
Neck to work.
Mrs. A. G. Billiard has gone to Ash
Vile to visit relatives.
Miss Jessie Bunker came home from
Southwest Harbor Sunday.
Horace Jordan, Mr.. Bush and wife, Of
Boston, arrived Saturday at Hammond's
hotel.
Mrs. Fred Hamilton and two children,
of Prospect Harbor, have been visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. Sarah Hooper has returned from
franklin and Sullivan, where she has
been visiting.
Miss Sadie Hooper has gone to Prospect
Harbor to spend few weeks with her
amt, Mrs. Fred Hamilton.
G. F. Bunker and son Morton, OF
Brighton, Mass, arrived Friday to spend
few days with Mrs. Bunker's parents,
{. L. Bunker and wife.
Aug. 5. NJ. ;.
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NUFry.
Mrs. Calvin d. White, formerly OF
Surry, now OF arlboro Mass, is suffer
ing from the effects Of shock received
July i. She is still confined to the bed,
although her physician thinks she is i'm
proving, and hopes she will be able to be
up before long.
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OTIS.
Brian Dunn. of Bangor, is stopping at
Edgar Remick's.
Frank Grant and wife have been visit
ing his parents.
Percy and Harley Grover have gone to
Northport for several days.
Mrs. William Stanley and baby, OF Els
worth, are visiting Mr.. SANKEY'S father.
Mrs. Sarah E. Remick and daughter,
Mrs. George Downing, of Ellsworth, were
here the past week visiting relatives.
Mrs. Affie Richardson has returned to
her home in Gorham, n. H., after week
with her neice, Mrs. Luther Garland.
Mrs. Emeline Tibbetts has moved back
from Gardiner accompanied by her
daughter Carrie and her husband Eugene
Decker.
Aug. 5. KAY.
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BIuehiu.
Ernest Dodge returned to Lowell Mon.
day.
John Stevens arrived from Boston last
week.
George A. Clough arrived at his cottage
last week.
Capt. John Havlin arrived from Boston
last week.
Judge E. E. Chase is confined to the
house by illness.
Mrs. J. T. Hinckley arrived home from
Boston last week.
Mrs. Everett Rinckley returned to
Holyoke last week.
Mr.. Bond and family are occupying o.
II. Nenner's cottage.
Mrs. Heath, OF New York, is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Abby.
Mrs. Addie Fredericks Is the guest OF
Alfred c. Osgood and wife.
Ward Peters and wife, of Boston, are
guests OF Mrs. Lemuel Peters.
News from Manila announces the deaf b
Of Fred Hinckley, OF this place.
Mrs. Abbie Joseph, OF Maiden, Mass, is
the guest OF Miss Clara Hinckley.
Fred Hinckley, of Seattle, Wash, is the
guest OF A. c. Hinckley and wife.
Stephen Wescott and wife arrived home
last week after a two months absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. kimba OF Chicago, and
Mrs. French are guests at Orchard lodge.
Eugene f. Hinckley went to New York
last week on business trip for the Chase
Granite Co.
DIR. Merrill arrived last week, and is
witt his family at Mrs. kline's cottage,
Parker Point.
j. w. Grady has sold his shop to Mr.,
Bartlett, OF North sedgwick. Mr.. Grady
Will 60 to North Sedgwick with his fam
lily.
{. W. Snowman has leased his black
smith shop to Gilman Blake. Mr.. Snow
man goes to Canada to attend the yeter
mary college Oct l.
Aug. 5. h.
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Providence has given u hope and
sleep rs a compensation Tor the many
cares OF life=Toitaire
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%st.th FsasA<cot.
Ms 25issis Gray is in town for few
G~ss g-zl,-- her parents.
Mrs \. ~. -ook, OF East Bluehili, was
II ,aHa eaaigg on friends last week.
one of Mrs. Z. $. Grindle's hens laid
81 egg SUNDAY that measured =. ks,
inches qu5 weighed three ounces.
,IaH~ia= Z Cray, who has been coast
ing or = Rockport this summer. is
spencInE lew days with his family here
Aug. = SPEC.
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RrniraI.
Pe.ru.na for Malaria.
II

taken sick with malaria
two years ago, writes
Jacob Griffin, of Elmar,
Mich, and since then l
have been unable TO work.
Became nervous and suf-
cred greatly with my head.
The least exertion would
cover me with perspira-
flow Rafa~n L,I +c1xn,,
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West Franklin.

West Franklin.
Mr.. Dowst and family are taking their
annual summer outing here.
Wesley DeBeck and wife, OF Waltham,
have been visiting at this place.
DR.. Henry H. DeBeck, OF VIM, was
called here by the illness Of his brother
Lorenzo.
Business in this town is good. There is
plenty OF work. Wages are low, but
other things are cheap. The railroad and
qusrries make employment for many
men. Many from other places find en-
ployment here.
The circuit reunion will be held Aug. "a,
at the outlet on the northern shore OF
Georges pond. The president desires a
full attendance Of the family. Those liv-
ing at distance will be entertained dur
ing their stay. R. B. Orcutt, of Frank
lin, is president, and S. S. DeBeck, OF
Franklin, is secretary.
Aug. 6. CHEER.
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Sedgwick.
CHURCH REUNION.

CHURCH REUNION.
The Baptist church Of this place, Rev.
f. S. Drew, pastor, will have reunion
and roll-call on Friday, August 26. There
will be meetings morning, afternoon and
evening.
The exercises will open in the morning
at $50 with praise service. Reports from
the Sunday schools at Sargentville, Sedg
wick, North BROOKLYN and West Brooklin
will be received. There will also be re-
ports from Sargentville, Sedgwick and
North Brooklin {. +. societies, and from
the home and foreign missionary So
cieties. The morning address will be by
Rev. A. w. Young. At noon picnic
dinner will be served.
In the afternoon the church history
will be read, and the roll will be called.
Rev. L. X. Drew will deliver the address.
There will be picnic supper.
In the evening Rev. E. A. Davis will
deliver an address. The exercises will
close with a conservation service.
Aug. s. SPEC.
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Sar.ent,ilie.
Mrs. F. B. Stafford, OF Boston, is visit
ing her father, II. B. Harding.
Five were baptized and joined the
Sedgwick church on Sunday. The bsp-
tism was at the beach near Sargentville
wharf at s a. m.
Capt. w. d. Cover and family, OF New
ton, Mass, are at their summer home
Ashlawn. Miss Mabel Philbrook, OF
Newton, is the guest OF Miss Grace
Cover.
Rev. j. X. Davies, who with his family,
is boarding at L. ]. Sargent's,
has consented to speak at the even
ing service every Sunday in August. His
services are much appreciated by the peo-
pie here.
Aug.6. A. II. s.
south Deer Isle.
Galen Hatch has made a short visit to
his parents.
Rev. Mr.. Garland went to Westport
Monday for a weeks visit to his former
parishioners.
Misses Eva and Alice Robbins arrived
Saturday to spend a few weeks at their
old home. Mrs. Edith McCollum and
family, OF Boston, arrived Tuesday. They
will remain till September.
Aug. 5. EGO.
Gouldsboro.
The Gouldsboro post-ottice has been
made money order office.
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morning for New York to resume COM
mand of the steam tug Frederick Ives".
Emery Smith, son of George Smith, was
climbing a ladder that stood by the house,
when the ladder tipped backward, throw
ing him to the ground. One wrist was
broken and the other badly sprained.
Mr.. kellen and Norton Tinker and
family have moved to the Wilbur
house, Partridge Cove, having exchanged
their homestead in Ellsworth for it. Mrs
Tinker is an old acquaintance, and is cor
daily welcomed.
Aug.S. Y.
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BROOKLYN.
Strangers continue to come to town by
every boat.
Business is dull. Vessels are In slow de-
mand. Capt. Stanley, in schooner "Po-
chasset', is in this port unchartered.
Albert f. Blake and Frances Passule
were married Wednesday. A serenade
followed and was enjoyed by all who par
ticipated.
Every one seems to be making the most
OF the fine days which are interspersed
among the rainy and foggy ones. good
crop OF hay has been secured, and crops
in general are very promising.
4 lady tells THE AMERICANS cores
pondent there is a cat farm in Boston
where you can board your cat on leaving
the city and, for a moderate fee, it Will
be kindly cared for till your return a
good cat can be bought there at any time,
for stray cats are taken and given a home.
Surely that is humanity to animals.
Aug. 5. G. b. A.
Waltharr.
Ersstus Wall is visiting friends in Sui
livan.
Asa Colby, who has been at work in
Eden, returned home saturday.
Anon Googins, the boy who was acci-
dentaliy stabbed, Is improving slowly.
Rev. and Mrs. Gullens, OF Steuhen, were
the guests of Mrs. NJ X. laslem recently.
Jefferson Hasten and wife visited
friends in Hancock Saturday and Sunday.
There WIS a dance at Fox's hall We'd
nesday evening Aug. 3. \ good time is
reported.
Mrs. Fannie Brown and children, who
have been staying with her parents for
several months. have returned to their
home in Boston.
Frank Durham and wife, with crew
OF men, have been il town haying the
past week. They returned to their home
in Amht rst Monday.
Aug. 5. H.
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EUGENE.
The herald., 1898-07-03
Wedding at Long Beach

One Of the prettiest weddings ever SOL
emnized at Long Beach was that of C..
H. Holdredge Of Beaumont and Miss Mary
Colver at the Congregational church on the
afternoon of ednesday last. The floral
decorations of blue and white were mag
nificent, the bride couple during the cere-
mony standing under a fragrant floral
wedding bell Of white peas, the center
piece in an arch which extended across
the platform. The bride was gowned in
white organdie and carried a bouquet of
sweet peas of the same color. Miss Cora
Holdredge OF Los Angeles and Miss Helen
Brady Of Pomona wore pretty costumes
Of orange and blue. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. s. c. Kendall. Of whose
church the bride was a member. The
groom, who formerly lived here, was at
tended by his brother, Walter Holdredge
and e. Crowell Of Los Angeles. Mr.. and
Mrs. Holdredge left on the afternoon train
for Los Angeles, from where they will
go to Catalina, Santa Barbara and other
places, previous to their return to Beau
mont, their future home.
The herald., 1898-07-03
Carlsou-Dotter

The marriage of Miss Corinne Dotter,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Dotter, 20
Prof. Milton Carlson. principal of the COM
mercial department Of the high school,
took place at high noon Friday at the
residence of the brides parents on Temple
street White roses, broad white satin
ribbons and trailing vines artistically dec
grated the rooms. The bridal party stood
beneath a bell of white roses. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Pattee. The
bride wore a going-away gown OF dark
blue cloth, and her hat of blue straw was
finished with folds of silk and white wings.
The bridesmaid was Miss Ida Dotter, and
the groom's best man was Edward u.
Hutchinson. A wedding breakfast was
served after the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs
Carlson took the evening train for San
Francisco, and will be at home to their
friends Thursdays after August LIST, at
their new residence on East Main AMI
Johnson streets. The wedding guests
were Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Dotter, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. Carlson, Mrs. William Koenig
of Anaheim, Mrs. H. Clark. Misses Ida
Deter, Charlotte Dotter, Clara Clark.
Beatrice Clark, Eva Lindley, Messrs. e. L.
Blanchard, Howard Thomas, F. r. Keym
and L. P. Keym.
The herald., 1898-07-03
Bosbyshell Reception

A reception was given Friday afternoon
by Miss Bosbyshell and Miss Mae Bosby-
shell at their residence on West Seventh
street. Draperes of trailing vines, with
ferns and grasses were arranged in the
various rooms, forming a pleasing back
ground for the profusion of roses and sweet
peas used in decoration. In the dining
room flags were effectively used. Miss Isa-
bel Godin and Miss Annie Wethern assisted
in receiving and Russian tea was served
in the library by Miss Bertha Bosbyshell
Assisting in the dining room where Reyn-
olds served, were the Misses Martha Owen,
Helen North and Alice Jones.
The herald., 1898-07-03
Thimble Party

The members of the Los Angeles w. c. T.
U. held thimble party Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Lewis Lebus, No.
GAS South Olive street. The drawing-room
and reception hall were decorated with
bouquets Of carnations, red roses and potted
plants The diningroom was pretty scene,
where the table was decorated with trailing
vines, sweet peas and white wide ribbon
festooned from the chandelier, caught at
the corners of the table with elaborate white
ribbon bows. Fruitade and cakes were
served by the Misses Tomlnson and Klages
to the guests sitting about the room. chat
ting with the ladies of the union. Those
present were Mines. Chambers, Talerday
Smith, Hatch. Fairhead. Stewart, Holt,
Drawbaugh, Bedell. Brown, Cowan Hare,
Chamberlain, Lewis, Allen, Hendee, Blanch-
ard and numbers of others.
The herald., 1898-07-03
Tenth Birthday

Mrs. w. r. Murphy entertained Monday
afternoon at her residence on Bunker Hill
avenue in honor of the 10th birthday ami
versary of her little son, Alvan. The table
was artistically decorated with wild blue
bells, red roses and yucca blossoms. Mrs.
Murphy was assisted by Mrs. ]. Frank
Withrow, Mrs. Charles Mccartney. Mrs.
Christina Busby and Miss Charlotte Hop
perstead. The guests were the Misses Rena
Phillips, Grace Sample. Blanch Sample,
Lulu Thompson, Maylo Lewis, Vivian
Black, Frances Withrow, Ruth Mansfield,
Mansfield Florence Mccartney Of Pasa-
dena, the Masters Abel GARNER, Duncan
Lancaster, Willie Abbott, Franklin Hous-
err, Gerald Glad, Herman Phillips, Glen
Black, Walter Clovetta, George Hamilton.
Willard Wallace. Buzz Mcfarland. Adair
Stewart George Cam. Lewis Sweeney,
Charlie Hopperstead, Roy Murphy, Max
Randall and Hugh Randall.
The herald., 1898-07-03
Afternoon Gard Club

The Young Ladies' Afternoon Card club
was entertained by Miss Bessie Bryan
Thursday afternoon at her home on Grand
avenue. The rooms were decorated with
red, white and blue sweet peas, carnations
and flags, and the score cards bore small
flags painted in water colors The club
prize, silver bonbonniere and chain, was
won by Miss Julia Mercereau, and the
guests, silver bracelet, by Miss Abby Eas-
ton. Besides the members there were pres
ent Mrs. Robert Clark of PEORIA ILL.,; the
Misses Katherine Johnson, Dorothy Well
born, Hattie Strong, Lillian Wellborn, Alice
Strong, Crane of New York, Ada Patterson.
Harriet Smith of Santa Monica, Gertrude
Gooding. Easton, Christine Kurtz, Abby
Easton. Klokke. Goodrich, Helen Kemper.
Anna Hendricks, Sara Innes, Funk and
Grace Traphagen of Elsinore.
The herald., 1898-07-03
Culbertson

The marriage of Mrs. e. X. Culbertson
Of Los Angeles to T. s. Nickerson of Elk
River. Mimi, took place at the house OF
her daughter, Mrs. c. S. Wilkin, 1923 South
Wall street, Tuesday, June 2Sth, at a. m
Rev. Burt Estes Howard OBLIGATED. Imme-
diately after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Nickerson took the eastbound train for
their home in Minnesota. Mr.. Nickerson
is widely and favorably known in Mime
sofa, having been connected with many
large enterprises there, and has beauti-
full home to take his bride to. The friends
present at the wedding were: Rev. Mr..
Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Upright
Mines. L. Wilkin, C. N. Earl and T. S
Lee, Miss Pierson. Messrs. Z. II. Britain
and ]. A. Haskell.
The herald., 1898-07-03
Reed-Morgau

The wedding of Miss Ella F. Morgan and
Shelly H. Reed took place Monday evening
at the residence of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. T. Morgan, on Kohler street.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
]. N. Kenney. The brides gown was Of
white organdie garnitured with lace and
finished with stock and wide sash of
white satin, and she carried white carna-
tons and ferns. Mrs. Frank Whiddon, the
grooms sister, attended the bride. and Mr.
Whiddon acted as best man. The cere-
mony was followed by supper. The rooms
were attractively decorated with grasses
flowers and pepper sprays. Mr.. and Mrs
Reed will be at home after July at No.
$40 Kohler street.
The herald., 1898-07-03

Miss Alice Chappelear. Reynolds served.
The guests were Mines. Chappelear. Wilson
Houser, ]. B. Franklin, G. S. Adolph. G. L.
Profit. Chestney Miller, Frank Cole, A. W.
Orr. E. I. Park, s. G. Bishop, c. L. Field
W. A. Field, R. Berman, Shaw, Wood,
Sanders, Williams. the Misses Alice Chap
pelear, Carrie Field, Nina Wood, Leona
Profit. Prof. zellner and Mr.. Ray Huston.
Orphans Luncheon
The children Of the Los Angeles Orphans
home gave reception to the board of man.
ayers Thursday afternoon, arranging the
affair as a surprise. The rooms. hall and
refreshment tables were pretsily decorated
with flowers, and the program included an
address Of welcome, expressing the chill
dren's appreciation of the boards kindness,
read by one oi the older girls; a trio sung by
read by one of the girls a trio was sung by
the nursery children, several interesting
and patriotic charades and song and an
exhibition of calis:hencs by the kirdergart-
ners. The children were assisted by Mrs.
Schultze and Miss Moss. and at the close of
the program cakes and chocolate, made by
the children, were served.
The herald., 1898-07-03

An Informal party given by 1.-THE Solid
Four" was enjoyed by large number of
guests at the residence of l.. J. Rose on
Grand avenue Friday evening. The grounds
and verandas were gaily decorated with
Chinese lanterns. Suspended in the entrance
arch was large Japanese parasol brightly
illuminated. The rooms were decorated
with ribbon cane draped with flags A
number of amusing games were played.
among which was the memory game.
The first prize was awarded to Miss Booth
and the second prize to Miss Ouida Corinn.
The novel event of the evening was search
Ing for and capture of Admiral Cervera, who
took refuge in the chandelier of the dining
room. The prize for this. a large silk flag.
was taken by Miss Della Fraisher, the cap
turing heroine. Refreshments were then
served. after which dancing was enjoyed.
with a cake walk by Miss Nell Lockwood
and Mr.. Lyman Fitch. Those present were:
Mesdames Jones, Rose, Heinemann, the
Misses Cecil Dewey. Eva Smith Nell Lock-
wood, Irene Burgess. Florence Corbin,
Evangehne Fox, Bessie Freebey, Nellie
White, Ouida Corinn, Alice Tener, Zoeline
Mccoy, Eva Booth, Lottie Dacy, Lucy
White, Grace Whitesett, Della Fraisher,
Grace Banter, Stella Starr, Grace Freely,
Pauline Krause, Ethel Burgess, Mabel NAL
lory, Georgia Allen, Phoebe Lewis, Pearl
Hall, Viola Bingham and Esther Beal.
Messrs. Frank Seaver. Max Muswick,
Charles White, Lyman Fitch, Arthur Re
bard, John Parsons, WIFI Lockwood. Frank
SchneM, Ed Ueverhagen, Will Risdon- John
Rebard, Howard Brown, Harry Hough,
George Bort, Robert Marquis, Don Smith
and 1.-The Solid Four" Roy Rose, Ellis
Mallory, Hennion Robinson and Arthur
Burgess.
The herald., 1898-07-03
Grigg-Murphy

The wedding of Miss Addie L. Murphy
and Merrill NJ. Grigg Tuesday evening
was witnessed only by the relatives and q
few intimate friends.
The ceremony was performed at eight
o'clock by the Rev. Burst Estes Howard, at
the residence of the brides parents, MI
and Mrs. Wyman Murphy, on Hoover
street. Lowinsky's orchestra furnished the
music. After short trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Grigg will reside in this city. The brides
going-awIy gown was of mode cloth,
tailor-made, and her hat, Of the same shade
of straw, vas trimmed with black wings
end violets.
The herald., 1898-07-03

Black and white which still holds its the combination graceful
shaped
directly front slightly wider at SIDES and slopes gradually higher toward
s o. long and when the bottom becomes part the
below the black velvet belt by French te which orpon
similar the cnd ru which below the other
at a
side Of the skirt line of Ave rosette Tbs
composed The skirt xgored model three
one
the fabric Of the used for the full waist under
VIII!
the close tailor sleeve VIII trimmed with circular
published Harpers Bazar
muslin, 3-4 of yard.
The herald., 1898-07-03
Hearts Party

Judge and Mrs. S. C. Hubbell gave de-
lightfuf hearts party, preceded by supper,
Thursday evening at their residence at Nj,
Pleasant, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray L..
Fairchi.d of San Fra nclsco. The prizes for
the games were won by Misses Helen Fair
child and Mary Workman, and Messrs.
Ned Field and Will Workman. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ray L. Fairchild, Mr.
and Mrs. Boyle Workman, the Misses Annis
Van Nuys, Kate Spence, Lila Fairchild,
Helen Fairchild, Sadie johnson, Gertrude
Johnson, Mary Workman, LIE Roy, Echo
Allen, Lora Hubbell, Messrs. Ned Field,
Glen Spence, W. G. Barnwell, Will Work
man, Easton, Harry Duffield and Charles
Dick,
The herald., 1898-07-03
Sixteenth Birthday

A merry crowd of young folks visited the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Earhart of Brooklyn
Heights Friday evening to celebrate the
sixteenth birthday Of Master Gilbert Ear
hart. A duet was given by Mrs. Stone and
Lola Schlosser, followed by piano solo by
Miss Rose Wirschlng, recitation. by George
Lingenfelder. piano solo by Herbe Earhart,
duet by Edna Stone and Bessie Evans. Re
freshments received attention at late hour,
followed by more games and music closing
with a song, "On the Banks Of the Wabash
by the crowd. Those present were Misses
Rosa Wirsching, Ida Starr, Lola and Ida
6chlosser, Lilly and Adra Stone, Bessie
Evans, Nettie Gates, Grace Earhart, Rosa
Pima, Leota Crendiff of Riverside, Mines.
Schenck, Stone, Reddick and, Earhart, Mas
tiers Alphonsa Spellmeyer, Jas. Donovan
Woodford DAWSON, Roe Sanderson, Alfred
Bront, Jimmy Reed, Harry Gates, Jimmy
Cowen, George Lingenfelder. Robert
Wirsching Herbie Earhart, Messrs.
Schenck and Earhart.