Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-03-13
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THE Junior Club was most agree
ably entertained last evening by DR..
Kingsbury at Mrs. Dyes. John Rus
kin was discussed, and selections from
his works read. Miss Florence Boyd
read an article from the Review of Re-
views. Mrs. Corwln and Mrs. George
M. Cooke also read articles pertinent
to the subject. Mrs. T. B. Bosworth
wa sthe very capable critic. In serv-
ing the supper Mrs. Dye added laurels
to her reputation as provider
Eight candidates received the rite
of confirmation at st. Luke's Episco-
pal church Sunday evening, Bishop
Boyd Vincent administering the same
The Bishop preached a sermon both
morning and evening, the latter being
listened to by the largest congregation
ever in ST. Luke's church. The new
vested choir IL a great success, and it
forms q most important feature of the
church service.
The Sons Of Veterans, this city,
have selected Friday night as their
drill night, and it is expected that they
will at an early day receive their uni
forms. A representative from the
Pettibone Mfg Co. will be here Mon
day next to measure the boys for their
uniforms. There will be about forty
Ave Sons of Veterans to assist in the
ceremonies of Memorial Day.
MIR. Smith Miner, who has been
i'll for the past two months, is slowly
improving.
Mr.. B. F. Mcvey, of the East End,
is quite i'll with measles.
Last evening Marietta Lodge, No.
81, !. o. o. F., had work in the differ
ent degrees, after which they adjourn
ed to the Palm restaurant, where an
elegant repast had been prepared for
them by Chef Mumford. very en-
toyable time was had by all present.
The U. S. Express agent at Mari
etta was a horse short today when his
express packages arrived, so the boys
In the U. s. Office here fixed up one and
sent 1t to him. His legs were a little
stiff and there wasn't much meat on
his bones, but he was the best they
could get They think it's a horse on
the Marietta agent.-Sentinel.
MIR. Ed. Meredith, of the Plttsburg
Bridge Company, is in the city, max
ing preparations to push the work on
the Putnam street bridge as soon as
the weather opens up.
Mr.. M. H. Lambert returned last
evening from Plantsville, where he
spent a few days with relatives.
Conductor Riley, of the T. & o. c.
E., is off duty today and Mr.. B. F.
Roney is punching tickets in his stead
Reports from Athens are to the eff.
feet that Mr.. D. c. Larcombs condi.
ton is greatly improved.
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Deputy Revenue Collector Johr
Flnsterwald, of Athens, is in the cit,
on business.
&c. w. Parker, Travelling Freigh
Agent of the Grand Trunk, and H. e
Thatcher, holding abe same position
with the Hooking Valley, were in thu
city on business last evening
Mr.. Richard Trotter, of Layman
Is the guest Of his son, Clerk Orlando
Trctter.
MIR. A. D. Follett left over the B
& O. S. w. last evening for Old Poin
Comfort, Va, to spend a week or tel
days at the seaside.
AT the meeting Of the Young Peo
pies Union of this city, which will b
held at the Baptist church tonight
the Rev. j. C. jackson, d. D., of Co
lumbus. will give short talk especial
ly to young people. Mr.. Jackson
comes highly recommended as a fluen
and interesting speaker. He visit
Marietta in behalf of the w. c. T. u
and they have most kindly made ar
rangements so that he might be en-
abled to take some part on the Youn
Peoples program.
Train Master G. w. Plumly, @
Chiltcothe, was in the city yesterday
inspecting the work of laying track i
the d. G. o. s. w. yards.
Miss Rosa Drain, of Palmer town
ship. Is the guest of her sister. Mrs
Orlando Trotter. Fifth street.
Mrs. Henry Best ard Miss Phi
Hornbrock left on the Virginia Sur
day evening for Cincinnati on a pleas
ure trip.