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The Newtown bee., 1903-04-17
DR. DAVID KENNEDY'S NEW n Ed.
CINE,

Cal-cura Solvent, removes chalky de-
posits from the joints, muscles and
urinary organs, and prevents the for
nation of more; thus curing govt,
rheumatism and gravel. The only rad
ical remedy. Write to the Cal-cura
Company, Rondout, N. Y, for free
pamphlet containing valuable informa-
ton and free sample bottle.
The Newtown bee., 1903-04-17

Saturday evening, the resignation of
George W. Peck as treasurer and secre-
tary was accepted. +. P. Hayes was
appointed as secretary and A. G. Lake
treasurer. The matter of improving
the lot recently purchased was dis
cussed and Improvements will be made
as soon as possible. Owing to the
press Of farm work it will not be begun
until fall.
Mrs Henry Platt and daughter have
moved from Waterbury to the George
n. Atwood farm.
Miss Bernice johnson has the mea-
sles, but is recovering at this writing.
Mrs N. L. Bloss entertained Mr. and
Mrs f. P. Hayes, Mr. and Mrs A. G.
Lake, Mr. and Mrs Joel H. Atwood and
MIR and Mrs N. H. Bloss on Fast day.
Mrs II. B. Atwood is sick and DR. w.
G. Reynolds is attending her.
The Newtown bee., 1903-04-17

Hard Wood
Ashes.

We are about to order
up our last carload of Canada Hard
Wood Ashes for the spring trade. On
ly few tons remaining that have not
been:already spoken for.
Speak quick If you want any.
The Newtown bee., 1903-04-17

Fertilizer
SOWer.

Use it in sowing your fertilizers and
wood ashes. You can distribute them
more evenly, much easier and far more
economically than by hand. We sell
them.
The Newtown bee., 1903-04-17
Mapes'
Fertilizers.

Remember we sell them and have
sold them for years. The standard by
which all others are judged. Place
your order for these goods with us at
once as we carry none in stock.
The Newtown bee., 1903-04-17
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
MONROE.

MONROE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
NOTES.
Easter Sunday was memorable day
with this church and the largest audi
ence during the present passionate was
in attendance. One of the oldest
members of this church said that in
all his recollection he could not recall
when there were so many teams about
the church. The church was beauti-
fully decorated and the following per-
sons were admitted to membership:
Emile L. Twist, Fannie NJ. Burr,
Homer F. Sherman, Arthur S. Wales,
Clarence B. Burr, Lewis T. Twist,
George Webb Burr, Edward w. Twist,
Raycraft McEwen Beardsley.
The concert given in the evening by
the Sunday school was attended by
large audience, extra chairs being need
ed to seat the company. The concert
was excellently carried out by the
children and everyone deserves special
mention, No small credit is due the
committee who had the concert in
charge, Miss Rose Sinclair, Miss Ethel
Wheeler, Mrs Fred Sears, Mrs G. H.
Johnson.
Next Sabbath Rev Mr. Johnson will
address those who have come into the
membership of this church during the
present year.
THE LOCAL NEWS
Ezra Beardsley of Bronson, Mich,
visits his brother, Hobart E. Beardsley.
Miss Rose Sinclair is home from a
visit of some weeks in Faifield.
Mr. and Mrs E. L. GOldsbOrough of
Brooklyn have spent a few days in
town.
The display of flowers in the Episco-
pal and Congregational churches, Eas.
ter Sunday, was very tasteful, and the
music unusually fine.
Mrs Kirk, Miss Bertha and Edward
Kirk, now of Bridgeport, with friends
spent Easter at their house in the
Center.
Rumor says that the Van Duyne
place and the AlOnZo Nichols place are
rented for the summer
Mr. and Mrs Subtitle and daughter
Lois, are spending week with MI
and Mis- Julius Beers.
Cards are issued for a party at the
| day of T. Milford GOldSbOrOugh of Phil
adelphia, to take place on the evening
of Friday, April II.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Botsford have
entertained Mr. and Mrs Edward
French Of Shelton for few days.
f. w. Wheeler has recently purchas
ed another fine yoke OF cattle, making
him four handsome pairs.
Zachariah Hazard has spent few
days with his parents.
Mrs Clark of Zoar has visited bel
daughter, Mrs D. M. Burr.
Frank Trimble of Brooklyn is in
town again.
Earl Lewis of Bridgeport has been
at Wells Lewis.
Herbert Drake of Providence R. I.
is in town.
The daughters Of DR. William Sears
of New Haven are with their grand.
father, F. d. HOLSTER.
The Newtown bee., 1903-04-17

If You Want the best and cheapest and cas-
lest running Horse Power you ever used, try
the Keystone; also Keystone Cutters and
Wood Saws. Tho Page Fence stops and holds
everything from chicken to a buffalo; I am
agent for It. Enquire of Q. e. Oonkrite,
Gaylordsville, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1903-04-17
OIL
STOVES.

There IS nothing that
will add to the comfort of the
household during the Spring and
Summer than a good oil stove.
They are quick to start, save I'M
necessary heat by being shut off
any time; are economical.
Look over our Blue Flame and
Gasoline Stoves.
A fine line of Ranges and Stoves
of all kinds!
Steam and Hot Water Heating
speciality.
The Newtown bee., 1903-04-17

CEMETERY ASSOCIATION INTERESTS.
At a meeting OF the directors Of the
Bethlehem cemetery association, held
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. sALEM,sE SOCIAL CIRCLE.
(specIal to the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Especial to The llmes-p1spatch.)
SALEM. VA. Nov. 14.-The second gath
ering OF the Bachelor Maids Euchre Club
was held several afternoons since. when
the club was entertained by Miss Mary
Killian. at tho residence OF her parents,
Or. and Mrs. ]. p. Killian. on Pennsyl-
van!a Avenue. The first prize, a Dres-
den plate, was won by Miss Bessie Gal
loway, and the BOBBY. manipulated
chocolate pot. went to Miss Eula Bow
man. At the finch table tho prize.
picture. was awarded to DR.. Margaret
Painter. Those present were Misses Bcs-
sic Galloway, Eva Mann. Mamie Moon.
Emma Ayres. Glennie Martin, Lucy
Eggs. Mab.,l Bowman. Eula Bowman,
Elizabeth Painter. Leila and Aida Kill
liam. Or. Margaret Painter. Mrs. c. w.
Waddy. OF Buena Vista, Va: Mrs. An
drew Roberts. OF Roanoke. Va; Mrs.
r. Galloway. and Mrs. c. r. Roberts,
OF Salem.
The last meeting OF the Literary Club
was held at the residence OF Dr. ]. E..
Armstrong. on College Avenue. The pro-
gramme for tho evening was personally
conducted tour abroad. Dr. +. V. n.
Painter gave tho voyage from New York
to Liverpool. DR.. Armstrong described
Boulogne and the country between that
city and Paris. and cortrasted Paris,
London and Amsterdam. Misc Armstrong
read paper on Ponta belgrade.
The members of thu Ladies' Aid So
ciety OF st. Pauls Episcopal Church
gave a reception several nights ago at
1.-THE residence OF Mrs, James Chalmers, on
High Street. Two hundred and fifty IN
yitattons had been sent out. and the al
tendance was large. Mrs. chalnssrs, as
sisted by Mrs. ]. G. Langhorne Mrs.
#. II. Chalmers and Mrs. ". II, Tins
ley, received tho guests. The affair was
"a free will offering," ana a considera-
ble sum was realized.
Tho members OF the Social Club were
delightfully."- entertained Thursday eve
ming from $3.50 until I? o'clock ny Miss
Nary Hartman. one of salem's most at.
tractiye ana popular young ladies, at tho
residence of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. y. Hartman. on Broad Street, Tic
guests were received BY the charming
Young hostess, gowncd In white China
silk, assisted by her mother, who wore
gray crepe de chine, with white lace
applique. Progressive four-in-hand eu-
chro was played In the drawing rooms,
there being six tables. The score cards
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we're the daintiest ina. saabt, and the
score was kept by the hostess
The ladies' first prize was won by
Miss Katharine Evans It was silver
thimble. The consolation. a silver hat
pin. went to Miss Lethla Chandler Mr..
Horac., Fox won the gentleman's first
prize, silver match box: the BOBBY.
China Sunny Jim" being awarded to
Mr.. A. H. snicer. A delicious light
supper was served. followed by ice cream
and macaroons. coffee and bonborS.
THOSE present were Misses Claudine Fer
guson, Jane Johnston. Katharine Evans.
Mabel Bowman. Bessie Henderson. Mat
! tie Henderson, Annie Langhorne. Lethia
Chandler. Agnes Arms.rong' Me 9s
Horace Fox Sheldon Bowman. Al Bow
man Robert Hubbard. r. P. Mason. A..
n, snidor. Marvin Altlzer, J. ?. Jones.
George Logan. a. Ward. William Har-
man, F. e wedemeyer. Allen Green
land. Z. c. McClung. DR.. g. r.. Koontz.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Hartman. Mrs. ]. II.
parrot, Mr. and Mrs. J. z. Alemong.
and Mrs. c.. E. vawter, OF Blacksburg.
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was registered at the jefferson last week,

f4E4G
Mrs. Rosa. L, King, who gave instruc-
lions in embroidery at Millar d Rhoaas'
with great success and acceptabilily to
her pupils, has accepted position with
Caster Knott q Company, IN Nas9Vllle,
Tom. where she will have entire charge
of the art department, Those who profit
ed by her excellent instruction here,
though rejoicing in her good fortune, Will
regret her leaving Richmond
Miss Mary F, sins. If New York city,
arrived wednesday on tho steamship
oceanic, after an absence or five months,
having travelled first, ethrough England
and scotland. visiting the Cathedral towns
and being entertained at some OF the
stately old homes OF England. and later
through Belgium, France, Germany.
Switzerland and Italy
Mrs. B. B. valentine gave q charming
tea last week in honor Of her friend. Mrs.
lula r. Tutwiler, of New York, and Mrs,
r. Catesby Jones, Among the guests we.e
Miss Marianne and Miss Kate Meade,
MIS- Clarence CABOT. Mrs. Parker, Miss
Alice Parker, Mrs, ]. A. LEROY, Mrs, Al-
bert Bruce, Mrs, Ruttin and Others.
Miss Malen Burnett and Miss Eftle Ay-
slett Cofer will give one Of their charats-
teristically delightful studio teas nsS.
"wednesday from a;so to $3.50, AZ No. -
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3,spec,al to Tho Times Dispatch. !,

NORFOLK. VA. Nov. Ia notable
society event OF the season was the mar
riaxe on wednesday evening Of Miss
Eusenia Murdaugh Balm and Dr.. Frank
Clarendon Cook. u. S. n. The wedding
took place at the residence Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Balm. in
Butte Street.
1.-THE ceremony was performed by Rev.
Carl e. Grammer. Of Christ Church
Lieutenant Francis Sawyer. q. s. NJ,
acted as best man and the maid OF honor
was little Mas Kathleen Balm. sister Of
the bride Tbs bride was beautifully
dressed In white satin and duchess lace
and was given away by her father. The
nailsook and carried q bouquet OF Bride
roses.
After the ceremony a reception was
held and was attended by large number
OF friends OF DR.. and Mrs. Cook. there
being present several United States Army
and Naval officers.
Or. Spillman entertained few OF his
friends at delightful oyster feast on
Tuesday at the Chesapeake Club. Those
enjoying DR.. spillman's hospitality were
Mr. and Mrs. Chapman Little. Mrs. Henry
Little. Mrs. VIM. Little. Mrs. g. a. Wood
ward. Mrs. Randolph Hicks. Mrs. c. III.
Bullsmlth and Mrs. Hall. u. S.. NJ: Mrs.
c. C.. Ryan. Mrs, Harry Tyler, Misses
Gerpell. Misses Woodward. Miss May
Davis. OF Chase City; Mlss Wilson, OF
Washington; Acssrs. Brockenbroush.
Harry Keeling. E. H. Smith. Campbell
Groner and Marwlcke.
Mrs. ]. Y. Leigh. Mrs. ]. r. Hubbard.
Miss Sue Bagnall, Miss Fannie Sans.
Miss Winter Green. Miss Lita 6erpell
and Mrs. Charles Elliott attended the
/ convention OF tho United Daughters OF
she Confcderacy In Charleston :ast week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. S, Royster gave an
elegant reception at their home in Client
on Thursday evening in honor OF their
,rhc house was ablaze with light and
beauty and exquisite flowers. Mr.. and
MRS. Roystcr and Miss Royster were us-
sisted in receiving by Miss Baker. OF
Tsrboro. n. c.; Miss Wetherlll, OF Chez
rer, Pa, and Mis- Scott. of North Caro-.
lima.
Dr., and Mrs Junius Lynch. Miss Nina
Johns. Miss Ruth Feribee. Messrs, Elliott
Heath. T. w. Shelton, G. J.. Collins. Stow
art Johns. Hugh Kerr D., L. Groner,
Richard Craue, Edward Brockenbrough
and DR.. B. r. Kennon attended tho Baird
Michaux wedding In Richmond last week.
Mrs Herbert Lcigh. Of Petersburg. is
the guest Of Mrs. w. II. y. Loyal in
Yarmouth Street. as
Mrs. Ashton Ramsey, Of Baltimore IS
tho guest OF Mrs, r. A. Doble In Butte
Miss Maud Battle, OF North Carolina.
~, tho guest OF Miss Mable Wing in
Client
MIR. John Howe, formerly of Norfolk.
and now OF Richmond, spent Sunday In
Norfolk
4 Mrs. James Mccaw has returned from
i Q Visit to friends in New York,
Mrs. n. II, Hodgson and Miss Liliar,
IIodgson left last week for New York
to attend tho Initial performance of Miss
4 Maud AdamsSn "The Pretty Sister OF
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Continued from sixth pasc.)

lions on securing and preserving the per-
lection Of the physical. All interested are
cordially invited There will be no charge
for admission.
The annual meeting of the Masonic
Home Auxiliary will be held at the homo
Tuesday morning at ii O'Clock. The ofh-
GERS will be elccted for the ensuing year
at this meeting
a silver tea was given by the Ladies'
Guild OF Cavalry Baptist Church, Friday
evening last, In the home of Mrs. q. II.
Pemberton, on West Marshall Street.
Music was furnished by the West-End
Angels and a neat sum was realized.
A charming social Happening OF last
week was the studio tea given by Miss
Emma Moorehead Whitfield at No. 2oG
East Grace Street.
Pretty decorations we're In pink and
white. Miss whitfield, who spent the sum-
mer near Paris, studying art with Colin.
had many examples OF her work In oil.
water color. china and tapestry in her
studio. Guests who called had a most
agreeable half.hour, and received de-
lightful IMPRESSION Of studio life from, the
gracious reception of their young hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Hulcher have
sent out invitations for the marriage OF
their daughter, Agnes Mary, to Mr.. Frank
Herman Overmann, on "Wednesday morn
ing, November 18th. at o o'clock. In st.
Mary's Catholic Church.
A whist tournament will be given by
the Comm onwealth Chapter, Daugh ers
OF the American Revolution at the Wo-
mans Club. Wednesday evening. Noven1-
Der 18th. at 8 o'clock
+ The tournament will be under the able
direction of Mrs. Isaiah White. and will
be given for the Virginia building at the
st. Louis Exposition. The Richmond
Daughters in raising this fund are uniting
their efforts in work undertaken by all
the other chapters In the State. "A fee Of
fifty cents admission Is required at the
door Choice Ut partners before sitting
down to the tables Is obligatory for
players.
Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard A. Chsney, Of
Chicago. who recently purchased the his
toric old estute, Warner Hail." in
Gloucester county, Va, spen tpart f,last
week there making arrangements to re-
build the house. They are now at the
Jefferson for day OF two on their way
back to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald ;De'Alpine Of Dan
yer. Col. who were called to New York
recently on account OF the sudden death
Of Mrs De'Alpine's brother. Mr.. Leland
Pembroke Cleft. will be in Richmond for
few days before rturnins home.
Mr. James NJ MeGiew. prominen:
banker Of Morgantown. West Virginia.
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Norfolk Society.

Joss,n in which Miss Hodgson will make
her hrst appearance on the stage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer. OF Baltimore. are
the guests OF Mrs. Harry Myers In Client.
Mrs. Hugn Nelson Page is the guest OF
Mrs. Thomas Pannill and Miss Lunie
Pannill left on Tuesday to visit friends
In New York.
Miss Evelyn Talbot, OF Rockville. Nd.
Is the guest OF Miss Louise Jones in York
Street.
Mrs. Hunt Chiplcy. who has been the
guest OF Mrs. w. 4. Walker. Loft on Sat
friday for her home in Atlanta.
Miss Ellen Glasgow: who has been the
guest OF Mrs. Westmore Wilcox, has re-
turned to her home in Richmond
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Grimes one year In the penitentiary. Toe
verdict was set aside as contrary to law

h Z.
Grimes one year In the penitentiary, Toe
verdict was set aside as contrary to law
and evidence,
During recess, the Democrats held
meeting to elect county and district Of
ficere, Mr.. l.. i, Barnes was reelected
county chairman; Il. n. Harris. secre-
tary. All tho old district officers were
re- elected
The remains Of the lnte j. G. Parkin-
son and Rev. w. r. Harris and little
child will be taken up Monday at Emmau's
Church Cemetery and carried to Holly
wood and put in tho family section at
that place.
The scarlet fever patients, who have
been reported quite H. arc now greatly
improved
There is great complaint about the ter
,ibld condition Of the public roads.
Mr.. John Dobson mad a flne horse kill
ed few days ago by an obstruction in
the road, Tho loss falls heavily. as the
animal was valuable one.
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NEW KENT COURT,
Negro Sentenced One Year for
Shooting on Train,
(special 10 ll4e Tines D.spatchD

Especial 10 lie llmes-D.sputchD
ROXRURY, VA, Nov, A,--Judge Isaac
FL Christian held court Thursday at New
Kent G. H., though he was very feeble
and needed support wherever he Went.
George Grimes (colored) was tried for
shooting OH an excursion train, septem
her 2Sth The shot intended for a negro
man missed him and struck negro wo-
man, passing through her wrist, The ac-
cused had employed a negro lawyer Of
Newport News. to defend HIM He had
associated with him the well-known Grim
inal lawyer. of Newport News F, s. Col
ley, After being out thirty minutes, the
Jury brought IN their yeFSlct S)ysnS
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at "Tho Lennon" during the session Of
the House.
1.-THE Cavalier always welcome vlsI-
tor. proved not loss ingratatins last
afternoon than usual
All OF Tho Cavaliers news Is good
news the editorials and book reviews OF
yesterday eliciting special praise
Judge George NJ, Harrison. Mira. Iiar-
rson and Miss Harrison are at Airs.
Warfields. No. SOS East Grace Street
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Governor and Mrs Andrew J. Monta-
que will Leave Tuesday for Kansas Clty.
Mo-. to spend the week there.
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HANOVER TEACHERS.
Officers Elected and Address by
Professor Wightman.
Especial to The T!mes-Dispatch,

AsHLAND, VA, Nov. 14.-A meetinS
Of the Hanover Branch Of the State
,,'ea ehers' Association was held at ASH
land Friday. Mr.. Burdie was elected
,,resldent. Miss Mamie Lumpkin vice
nresident and Miss. MoLourie secretary.
Or. Wightnan. Of Randolyh.Macon Col c., :,
tn1iowed by a number OF Hanover teach
era Who read q number OF interesting
sS TIE reports OF the teachers were very
sH !iIo melting adjourned at i o'clock P.
The next meeting viii BE held in the
uublic schooIhouse at Ashland on Fri
Inv Dccen Der 18th, NJ 1880 a NJ
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West Main Street. A splendid programme
may be expected, this being the first OF
this seasons series OF teas. given since
the young ladies have returned from Eu-
ropean vocal and piano study.
The Stay at-Home Whist Club will meet
with Mrs. Walter K. martin next Friday
evening. November goth.
Miss 1rma Stevenson entertained dur
ing the past week at her home. No. 26oO
East Bread Street. in honor OF her
friend. Miss Grace Adelaide King, OF
Baltimore
Among those invited were: Misses Hat
tie Hechler, Bessie Wade. Bessie Aldrich,
Mary Niche. Viola Diacont. Eva Mon
tague. Virginia Hechler. Bessie VIII
liams. Katie McPhail May Sumner
Laura coble; Nfessrs. John Goode. Carter
Primer. Clay Davis. Thomas Stevenson.
Henry Proctor. clifford Niche. Arthur
Lynn Jennings and Stanley Montgomery.
Mrs Charles II. Hasker IS visiting her
son, Mr.. irwin Easker. now stationed
In Boston. She will remain there several
months. Mr.. Hasker Is clerk to the pay
master In the service OF the United
States navy. and will be stationed there
several years.
Governor and Mrs. Andrew J. Afonta-
que will Leave Tuesday for Kansas City.
No. to spend the week there.
Mrs. E. ]. Hendricks left Saturday
for a ten days, visit to New York.
:Represen tative John NJ. Lyle. A. ].
Huff and colonel a.. n. bowman are
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HEATHsVlLLE.
snacial to The Tlmes-Dispetch.).

Especial to The IlMes-O!spa'cH.I'
HEATHsv1LLE. VA. November II
Mrs. A. g. Rice. who has been visiting
her parents in Baltimore. has returned
home, bringing with her her aged grand
father. an old-time English Methoolss
minister. Mr.. Whitlock.
A "Flinch Club was organized at the
nome az Mr.. w. c. snead Friday night
by the young people Of Heathsv!lle'
Mr. ]. E.. Nelms has returned from
short trip to Mathews Courthouse.
Miss Bertha Dawson. Of Coan. has
been visiting at the home OF II. G.
Rowe. -,
is out again.
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Personal and General.

Otis H. Allis, the oldest !iyins male
child horn in Nebraska. resides IL Mem
TONS Station. la, just, across tho river
IRON Umlha He is the sou VI tho iirst
Nebrs SKA missionary, Of Which there is
any account given,
Baron Speck Won sternberg, the Ger
man amba ssador To the United States.
mas disposed OF tho business connected
with his saxon estate, mineh ,o,sA ...A
10 Berlin. and will sail for New York
on November n,
When Judge w. Ii. Taft assumes the
War Department portfolio he vii! SIT az
me same desk which his iather, Alphniso
ONCE under President Grant. The elder
4att occupied the post only 10"
months.
Prof Charles Zueblin. OF the uniyer-
sity OF Chicago, says that city has ths
most lnsigniricass TSsrk system an 60s
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The Truth at the End.

According to the very best information
o,,tainable, the general offices Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio are to be re-
moved to Cincinnati, Charlottesville, CLIFF
ton Forge and Newport News and remain
In Richmond Newport News Press.
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Service at Park Place.

Rev. j. II. Earle. Of NewnYork; viii
this morning at II O'Clock Rev
+. Lemiweayer. of the Union Theolo-
siicai seminary, win preach at the p.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-06-30

E. R. Kent, representative OF the
Non. Retailing Watch Chain com.
pany of Lancaster, Pa, Is the
guest of A. c. Thomas the Wells
street jeweler.
Mrs. J. T. Frame and children
returned home this afternoon from
a visit with the formers parents,
Captain and Mrs. B. T. Bowers, of
New Martinsville.
The glass plants closed this after.
noon at 1890 and as consequence
about three hundred glass workers
are now enjoying their summer
vacation, which will cover period
of sixty days dating from July first.
Messrs. Ollie Shanl and Charles
Carrot, two popular attaches of the
Tyler Glass company, left the city
this morning for Pendleton, Ind,
where they will spend their vaca-
ton. They will return to the city
September first.
Mrs. W. J. Mccoy, of Main
street. left on the afternoon train
for her former home at Beech Bot
tom, w. Va, 10 attend the obse-
quies Of her sister, Miss Mamie
Wells the death of whom occurred
this morning about o'clock. De-
ceased was about forty years of age
and had been an invalid for many
years.
Allow me to announce through
your paper there will be an enter
tainment In the City Hall In the
interest of the A. M. E. church In
which some talent from Weeeling
will take part. Everybody Is In
vited. Refreshments will be served.
Date announced later
Rev. A. E. Simmons,
Pastor.