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Arizona republican., 1906-04-18
GRAND ENCAMPMENT.
RFBEKAH ASSEMBLY,.

Up Against It-Snobson says he'd rather be alone than in unpleasant company.
 But the worst of his case is, he can't escape even then.-Detroit Free Press.
Ellsworth American., 1906-08-15

In another column may be found
very stirring letter by DR.. r. L. Grin
die in which he sets forth some cogent
reasons why, in his Judgment, voters
should cast their ballots for the repub
lican rather than for the democratic
candidates.
Disguise it as they will with half
truths about State finances, repubh-
can extravaganza and ring rule, the
real fact is that the liquor question is
chief among the State issues in this
campaign.
On the one side is Gov. Cobb,
the tried and proved champion
Of enforcement, who says: II am
opposed to local option and license.
/ believe that enforced prohibition is
the best and most satisfactory method
to regulate the liquor problem in
Maine.o
On the other side is Mr.. Davis,
a pronounced advocate of re-
submission for the purpose OF replac-
ing the prohibition law in Maine with
n local option and high license law.
Ellsworth American., 1906-08-15
Picnic at nonse,.s Wharf.

Last Friday party Numbering fourteen
ssembled at Bonssy's wharf for picnic.
tn day was perfect. The velvety grass,
ample shade beneath the ancient willows,
the cool br, re which the i1chmiug tide
brought, made Il an idesl spot for such a
gathering.
A delicious choVder was served, to
viii h all did justice; coffee tlt for a king,
fruit OF all kinds in abundance, pies,
cakes, pickles and salads. 10 say nothing
OF NJ 5. ks doughnnts, which played no
small + art in the menu. The sail down
the hay to Weymouth point in Edmund
Borseys launch, sdded not little TO
tha enjoyment of tho occasion. After a
Ii .ht suppor, when the sun was getting
los Ia tbs west, with weary limbs and
san burned faces, the picnickcrs wended
their wav hnmeWard all agreeing it to be
one Of the pisssantest days ever spent.
Those present from out -of- town were
Mss Annie I.a Fevre. of Iowa City. Iowa:
Charles Bachelor and wife, OF Beverly I;
Miss Alice Adams, Of Newtonrille, Mass,
and Mrs. Charlotte Clement, OF Bucksport.
Others in the party were Mrs. Iaeordia
LORD, Mrs. 5. K. Whiting. Edmund Bon
sey and wife, John o. Adams and wife,
Mrs Susie Muroh. Miss Corinnc Smith,
Mrs. Roland Bonsey and daughter Ethel,
all Of this city.
Ellsworth American., 1906-08-15
T.. n. :. Alumni.

The annual meeting and banquet of the
Ellsworth high school alumni association
took place at Manning hall last Thursday
evening. Owing to so many members be-
ing out of town, the attendance was not
as large as usual, only about forty being
present. President Harry E. Walker pre-
sided. \
The banquet was thoroughly enjoyed,
as was the only speech of the evening, by
Judge John B. Redman, whose love for
Ellsworth and interest in her schools are
well known.
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows:
President-John A. Peters.
First vice. president - Miss Leah b..
Friend.
Second -president-Ha E. Rowe.
Secretary Alice Scott
Treasurer-Miss Carrie F. Harrington.
Executive committee Mrs. Charles A.
Alexander, Miss Leonice II. Foster, Miss
Mary A. Gaynor, Benjamin B. Whitcomb.
The name of John f. Knowlton, clerk
of courts, was presented for honorary
membership, and he was elected.
II was voted to hold the meeting next
year before July Is.
Ellsworth American., 1906-08-15
COUNTY GOSSIP.

TO GREAT POND MOUNTAIN.
Grand guardian Of the lake whose name you
bear,
Girt with pine forests and with granite
crowned
We see thee 'gainst the sky's cerrulean blue,
noble Landmark known for miles around.
As when child saw thee. thou didst seem
A mount Of mystery, peopled with strange
forms
Unseen by most, yet visible to those
Whose strong Imagination 70 thee warns
And when reached thy summit one fair day
And there beneld 'the kingdoms of the earth,
20 me
There came a strange sweet longing for thy
noble brow,
A longing tinged with awe and mystery.
And when at length left thee. with sad heart
And 'gainst my win was carried far away.
The last fair passing glimpse had Of thee,
Was from the river, at the close of day.
BELLE X. FISH.
Revere Mass 1905
Ellsworth American., 1906-08-15

Arthur 8. Newman, OF Bar Harhor,
whose serious illness Was reported ~ lhE
AMERICAN last week, died "Wednesday 81
Roach Pond, Moosehead lake.
Mr., Newman had many friends all over
the state, particularly in the northern ana
eastern section. He was for time IN the
employ OF J.. c. Tow;e s Co., Bangor.
From Bangor he went 20 Portland, where
he entered the employ Of the concern now
the I'witchell- Chamuiin CO., which Tor
many wears aud st the time Of his death
he represented and was interested in.
A friend writes OF him: SIT wcald De
difficult to imagine a personality better
fitted for a career in the difficult vocation
on travelling representative fer large
wholesale concern than that Of Mr.. New
man. His business instincts were keen,
and y xhile courageouslv honest and emf
neatly fair. he could not be imposed upon.
His rpnisl nature ard pl asant cordiality
brought him friends everywhere. sharp
and earnest, with unyafying care that his
x,atrons received fair treatment, he held
Tor his house the trade he had gained by
his splendid characteristics. IL Is not
exaggeration Co say that one could travel
over his route all over the State and not
find one customer but would speak in
praise. Mr.. Newman was ss courteous
and upright man as ever represented a
business concern in Maine.'
Sfr. Newman also had business interests
at Bar Harbor, being vice president Of the
First National Bank and president OF the
Bar Harbor Coal Co.
He leaves widow and two children
Wtlliam, who Is in Bowdoin college, and
Jouise, still in the high school.
Ellsworth American., 1906-08-15

Charles spnrKeon once said that there were
three great enemies 20 usan--t'siirf. debt and
the devil" He might have added ono more q
and included dyspepsia. The evil results Of this
disease could hardly be exaggerated. It's
effects are teis in mind and body. and are as
far reaching the effects Of the curse that
was laid on the laekdaw of Rhcim which was
cursed in eating and drinking and sleeping.
IN standing aud sitting and lying The good
effect Of Dr. PteScc'z Golden Medical Discox.
cry are most marked in aggravated aud
chronic cases Of dyspepsia, II enables the
stomach glands 70 secure the necessary guam
tity of digestive fluids. and thts at once re-
moves that craving OF gpawing sensation 20
canmcn 20 certain forms OF Indigestion. IL
TONES and regulates the stdmauA, inVtwaFates
the torpid liver and gives the blood ma king
glands keen assimilatiyo power. Golden
Medical Discovery" cures utnety-cight per
cent. Of those who use IL. DF. Ptefcc's Pleas
afft Pellets are superior 10 all other laxative
medicines when the bowels are obstFnrtcd.
Ellsworth American., 1906-08-15

HAscoek sat- probate couTt hsla
Eiisxorfh. In and for said county OF haiie 4,
on the seyesth Gay Of Aasus,. iu ths ~ 80 sSd
oar Lord one thousand nine hanaiSN
sik. ..hsa
A CERTAIN instrument purPoTting ~ 80 a
IA copy OF the last siii and tesiAal-ssis In
Francis @. Macanley. late OF PhilaHf ,sSsou.
the county of Philadelphia, sna ~ ~ he
wealth OF pennsylvanta, deceased, Ahu ~ ~ oi
probate thereof in said Common" Ling
Pennsylsanis, duly authenticated, - fof
been presented to the judge OF PfooAss,
our said eoanty Of Hancock for the ~ fths
Of Eelng allowed, died and reeorgssaI ~. .a,oek ~
probate courtof our said county q nsss, 10
Ordered; That notice Thereon pe kiisbins
all persons interested therein, Dy plls,ss.sIyely
copy Of this order three weeks oer
In the Ellsworth American, "a HAN
printed at EiiFworth, in said county avtssr1ber, ~
cock, prior 20 the fourth day oi sfssT si
a. d. 1906, that they may PbiWshfll,
probate court then TO be held - AZ ten
In and for said county OF hsneo's savse. u
o'clock In the forenoon, ana sh0N
any they have, against the same. 3, pvobs.s.
D. p CUNNINGHAM, Judge o. lister.
A true copy, Attest:--T. r. MAHoEEH, ----- hes.-----
T,HE subscriber hereby gives ns1asaisistra.
Il she has been duly appointed ss..,, 1as,s. late
tor Of the estate OF Dewitt c. isgs1ss,eock,
Of Bueksport in the county q dIreets.
deceased, and given bonds as the ~ the es.
All persons having demands agaihasHs nresent
tate Of said deceased are desired y indebted
the same for settlement. and al aiI..snt IN.
thereto are requested 10 make pay
August. 1905. cHAaLorFE W. f0l'
Ellsworth American., 1906-08-15

The readers Of this paper will be pleased TO
learn that there is at least one dreaded dis
ease that science has been able TO cure in an
its stages. and that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure Is the only positive cure now known TO
the medical fraternity. Gatarrh being a con-
stitutional disease, requires a constitu-
tional treatment Halls Gatarrh Cure is
taken internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the systeus
thereby destroying the foundation Of the dis
ease, and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assisting
nature In doing its work. The proprietors
have SO much faith in it's curative powers that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case
that il fails to cure. Send for list Of testi-
monials. Address:
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 76e.
Ellsworth American., 1906-08-15
ceipts IN this department we're s11 GOO;

ceipts In this department were s11, 600;
expenses 81, 200; in 1905 the receipts
were s123. 700; expenses 81 200.
Twenty years ago the receipts in
the eecretary of states office were
81, ,i54; expenses 81, ,s00s in 1905. re Z
eeipts si69, 400; expenses s4, 400.
Do the figures of these two depart
ments suggest extravaganza? Is
there any unreasonable disproporsiofs
between receipts and expendituresf
Candidate Davis wants TO get con-
troll of the States affairs so as to Eek
pand'', 'sbuild upn and develop.
Why, that's just what Maine, under
beneticent republican management,
has been doing for the past twenty
years, ont apparently Candidate Davis
would have the people believe that
there's been nothing doing in Maine
during all these years, out that we are
spending a great deal more than we
were twenty years ago, and getting
nothing for it.
Sucn appeals TO prejudice as Cam
didate Davis is making, AMI such as
sumption OF Ignorance on the part OF
the people as 10 the real state OF af-
fairs, do not come aith good grace
from so keen business man as Cam
didate Davis himself is known TO be.
He used the same sort OF tactics two
years ago, when they fell so hat that
be and his party went down to
crushing defeat, and the wonder is
that he is repeating them this year.
"Shall Maine be honest?H Is the ques-
ton Candidate Davis is asking.
Maine is honest; but can 1t be so long
II stock is taken in the hait-truths
81, rI A. k.a ia lnnn-
tliously setting forth?
Ellsworth American., 1906-08-15
Are They sincere ?

Our friends, the democrats have
suddenly become exceedingly right
eous. For weeks their organ in this
county has had an ''open letter" ad-
dressed to the republican city COM
mittee inviting it to join them the
democrats in glorious effort 20 sup
press bribery in elections. This organ
affects great surprise that nobody has
paid the least attention to this great
big bluff When at last the demo-
cratic committee actually addressed a
letter to the republican committee. II
very promptly received a courteous
reply. The correspondence may be
found in our news columns.
The republican committee has, as IL
should, taken this proposition serious
ly. though IL is to be doubted il the
democrats really expected it. They
might with great propriety have asked
that the republicans assent in writing
to the soundness of the ten command
ments.
In their haste to criticise. they
didn't even give the republicans time
to formulate an answer, but simulta-
neous with mailing their high sound
ing "challenge" rushed it into print,
saying. W III Incf dusWef Az aho.
AT they refuse, it Is confession tina
they can carry the city only by
bribery, and that they intend TO buy
the voters"
Voters OF Ellsworth, how do you
relish being told that one out OF every
four OF you will take rum or money
from one side or the other--or from
both? A more gratuitous insult 70
this law abiding community was
never offered even by democrats.
Ellsworth American., 1906-08-15
when candidnte Davis Comes


The democratic candidate for gov
ernor OF Maine, the Hon. Cyrus w.
Davis, is scheduled to appear in Els
worth next Monday, Aug. 20.
Candidate Davis is greatly con-
eerned over the manner in which the
affairs of the State have been and are
still being conducted. He is terribly
exercised because the amounts paid
to State officers are more than they
were twenty years ago. It's a fact,
but he states it as though it were a
crime. Is Mr.. Davis himself working
for the same per diem that he re-
eeived twenty years ago?
Candidate Davis finds that the ex-
penditures of the State in 1885 we're
81. .32f 1853; in 1905 they were 80. .423,-
500. Horriblei Does he intentionally
omit to state in this connection that
shs States income has increased in
like proportionY
Candidate Davis seems to think it
impossible of explanation that the
amount raised by taxation in 1905 is
40 much larger than it was twenty
wears ago. Does he Intentionally
omit to remark that the rate of taxa
tiou-whieh is the real test of the tax
burden lis substantially the same as
ii was twenty years agoY
= gCandidate Davis hints at unneces-
sarv clerk hire in many OF the de-
Does he Intentionally
i've look the fact that in many OF
y I'm the work has enormously IN,
sased during the past twenty years.
lake the insurance department., 1or
iEmple; twenty years ago the re-
Ellsworth American., 1906-08-15

The most important real estate deal In
Hancock county in recent years is the sale
ofthe Frank Jones property at Sorrento to
New York syndicate. w. II. Lawrence,
former manager for Mr.. Jones at Sorrento
and who negotiated the sale, in a per-
sonal letter to THE AMERICAN says; ~
think this property has come into good
hands for future development" There is
no more delightfully."- located resort on
this grand coast of Maine, not excepting
even the imperial Bar Harbor, and with
the right men behind it, Sorrento would
soon rival in popularity and population
its sister town across Frenehman's bay.
Ellsworth American., 1906-08-15
FOE REPRESENTATIVES,.
t.. r,lta.......h


From Ellsworth,
LYNwooD f. GILES, Of Ellsworth.
From Eden,
G. RAYMOND JOY, of Eden.
From Mt Desert, fremont, Southeast
Horbor, stoan's Island and Cranberry
isles,
GEORGE Il. HApLocK, of Cranberry Isles.
From Winter Harbor, Sorrento, Franklin,
S,siliran, Gouldsboro Eostbrook, Wal
than and Townships and plantations
Nos. :. s, q, 10, u aud 35.
JOSEPH H. DOYLE, OF Franklin.
From Backsport, Dedham Mariaviiie,
Otis, Verona, amherst and PeHobscot:
HADLEY P. BURRILL, of Dedham.
From Surry, Hancock, B,uehiu, Lamoime
aud Trenton
JOHN F. wooD, OF BIuehil.
From SedqWick, Stoa.ngton, Deer Isle,
Isle aa Haut and Eagle Island.
EDWIN l.. Haskell, Of Deer Isle.
From Castine, Brooksuille, OYIand, Brook
lin, Long Island and Aurora.
GEORGE W. HERRICK, of Brooklin.
Ellsworth American., 1906-08-15
RUGS FOR SUMNER FLOOR COVERING
Eagal Motifs.

7Nev-ss%@ F~fHsF>s asf~fsafNf'
iropertYi thsnrs q 0prihryly dtfsctiHe, ba.
e.! hcre iellpNlHg be ssid wtsttfu iins Of
hs said shirley property. forty he 81 iesi,
more OF less, 10 the southern liur u tae ios
81 to George .. Boadoinl thence ia = westerly
q recst0n ~ everywhere feliUwtng the sala
aihetu line ~ the sztd BS@uyil properly
ssfeatv- ave tsal Evrt, Hsnfe uT .rss, % IRE
eastern aide ilue o, said Barnard ayeaae'
tn@nee tn q sapthcriy aifsctiou. bot every
~here folinwsng tue said eastern lIge o. the
said bsraAra avenue. forty Gse a. Ices more
or less. 10 abe point Of beginning Iostihef
With way for all par poses ~ A WsY. IN con
man with the said Mary Ana Greely Ct Al
iheir heirs and assigns. over said Barnard
srrnae 10 Cottage street. BcilE ,As same
premises eoavsyed b said Mary Aaa Gretg
e At. ss said Jordan and Nhiiakec oy NA,
nty deed dated JaRe n, isoL Aad 'so3fdsa
is took 81 pase t1s. Of the icgis.EA 81 der4s
tof the said coanty OF HAneock.
Wherefore ysHf petitioner pfAgs thai he
saay be licensed TO sell ard e0agcy Ai pne!N
81 private sale. The whole of SAID real estate,
being assets OF she late partnership after ~
not &c, asd ON giving bond VITA sameissas
payment OF the partnership debts. and % pay
over any balance that remains Ia bis hsSais
alter closing the affairs of said paf'neisalS
esiaie 10 the persons entitled 20 tue sAs, ~ ss
on complying witG all the require u's as % '|'
ia~, authorizing sale Of real estate
Dated this seventh day OF August, a d. iss-
EBEz X. wHIrAKEN.,
Surviving partner OF the late paFsnetsaiP"
Jordan A whitaker.
STATE OF MAINE
HsscocK ss--At probate court hsle q
Ellsworth. Ia and for said county oi haneoeAj -
on the seventh day OF August, In the year ~
our Lord one thousand Eine hundred AAe -, -.
On the foregoing petition ordefed' ...' -
notice thereof be given 10 all persons "a
es.ed+ by causing copy OF said pfA1'1.s - -
this order thereon TO be published 80 80
weeks suceessively In the Ellsworth AiIstr As \,
can, newspaper published a. kilsNei's, 10 -
said county. that they mas 8Ppeaf a. w,
bate court 10 be held Al Bluehiii, "a - a..bsr.
said county, on the fourth day Of sePiemesiii
- a. 1905 az Ten O'Clock In the fore nooat -
show cause, II any they have, why the pray
OF the petitioner shoaid not Be grAnlelt
o. p. CUNNINGHAM, judge OF Fro7~'''
true copy OF the original. ,,.,.,.,
Ellsworth American., 1906-08-15
Fl F. SIMONTON, NJ. ID.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Once and Residence q. NJ. Hale honss.),
No. 60 MAIN STREET, ELLSWORTH, ME
TELEPHONE
Hebron Academy.

Located in a rural town noted for
its healtbfnlness and morality, sur
rounded by magnificent scenery, a ht-
ting school for Colby College, Hebron
Academy, with its modern, we'll
equipped school building and dormi-
tories and with its efficient corps Of
instructors prepares for college and
technical school, or gives a general
education at low cost and under Chris
tian influences.
Fall term begins Tuesday, Sept. IL,
1905. For information and catalogues
address the
Principal, w. E. SARGENT,
Hebron, Me.
Ellsworth American., 1906-08-15

The weightiest argument the demo-
erats have thus far put out against
Mr. Giles, the republican candidate
for representative is that he doesn't
pay as large a tax as his democratic
opponent. Terrible, isn't it?
Ellsworth American., 1906-08-15

The Democrat starts in its campaign
of misrepresentation by saying:
''Mr. Treworgy has agreed, il elected
Isheriff], TO appoint Mr.. Eddy deputy
sheriff at Bar Harbor." This is utterly
uutrue
Ellsworth American., 1906-08-15

Appointed Bishop of Portland.
Rev. Father Louis s. Walsh, OF Salem,
Mass, has been appointed bishop of Port
land, 10 fill the position made vacant by
the elevation OF Bishop William II.
o'Connell to be archbishop coadjntor Of
Boston.
Ellsworth American., 1906-08-15
BAR HARBoR.

DIR. Frances Hogan, one OF the best
known lady physicians of London, Eng
land, arrived Monday, and is at the Rock
away, the guest OF DIR. Abby NJ. Fulton,
of Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American., 1906-08-15
A SALE OF WOMEN'S SHOES.

oxfords Pumps for ladies' Children
oxor Tan and Black Russian Calf Rurt
and Patrician also waIkover for Ladies and Men
carry the largest stock Of Boots and Shoes in the city
Ellsworth American., 1906-08-15

Over at Castine the auto terror has
butted up against the church. An
attempt to turn corner at high speed
failed, and the machine ran into the
Episcopal church. II came out of the
encounter with twisted axle, a punctured
not damaged
Ellsworth American., 1906-08-15
SUMNER GOODS
AT THE
MOST TEMPTING PRICES.
NJ. GALLERT.

large purchase of Summer Silks suitable Suits
These sold for less than our
price as onga they last. :s9c
special sale of Washable Waists comprising yarous
styles Batiste trimmed with lace embroidery
exceptionally low prices of 81, i25 co. so
and $3.50.
Walking Skirts in large variety low prices
Odd Suits two of kind which we are
making Il reduction
Ellsworth American., 1906-08-15


From what the New York papers say.
there appears TO be no prospect that Mr..
Bryan viii be heard in Maine this cam
pailn.
Ellsworth American., 1906-08-15

That gooseberry bush on Mrs. $. H.
Remick's place at Marlboro is still doing
business, turning out gooseberries of
monstrous size and delicious favor. The
Gossiper acknowledges receipt of a
sample.
Ellsworth American., 1906-08-15
COUNTY TICKET.

COUNTY TICKET.
For Senators,
SUMNER p. MILLS, OF StoninEton.
LUERE B. DEASY, OF Eden.
For Clerk. Of Courts,
IOHN F. KNowLToN, OF Ellsworth.
For Judge of Probate,
EDWARD E. CHASE, of Bluehin.
For Sheriff,
WINFIELD S. TREWoRGY, Of Surry.
For County Attorney,
CHARLES H. WOOD, OF Eden.
For County Commissioner,
FRED r. PAGE, of Bueksport.
Fer Register OF Deeds,
CHARLES PETERS, Of Ellsworth.
For County Treasurer,
ROBERT 3. HOLMES, Of Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American., 1906-08-15
Lost.

rs~~~-N-~~~-~-~~~-~-~~ ~~~~~-~-~-~~~-~-~~-@~
poAT-Plat. hottomed boat. with pair OF
- oars, went adfift from shady Mock. III
found. please notiiyF C. BVsHfLt. Ellssorth.
Ellsworth American., 1906-08-15
STATE TICKET.

STATE TICKET.
For Governor,
WILLIAM T. COBB, of Rockland.
FOR Representative to Congress.
Third District
EDWIN C. BURLEIGH, of Augusta.
Ellsworth American., 1906-08-15
SHantfn.

-e~-~O~4oIN-N~~-~-N-r-Vlr ~-~~N-~4~,~~~-~-~
MAN around 80 years old 10 represens as
vi in this county. Permanent position at
good wages. C. r. BusR & Co., Sarserymen.
Hartford, Conn.
Ellsworth American., 1906-08-15
l,tIp gusnt,n.

-N~~~~~~~S~N-N~0-N~N~~ N~~~NIc-~@N.N1~.~--l~~e~
A GENTS female - Somethtng ahsoiu' ely
"A new. genuine legally guaranteed silk
petticoat. 70 be sold direct 10 consumer from
manufacturer; splendid opportunity, liberal
commission. exclusive home territory. Refer
ence required Address, p. @. Box ss Sta o.
New York City. N. Y.
Ellsworth American., 1906-08-15

WEDNESDAY. AUGUST Is, 1906.
Ellsworth American., 1906-08-15

NASES-Two weather vanes (horses1 brand
new, direct from the Insnutacturer
Rods and hxtures complete. viii be sold
cheap. Inquire al AMERICAN ofsee.
Ellsworth American., 1906-08-15
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

second different
designs skirts Nghtgo and Covers
Skhts at zoe, 81. 81 60 ~, So and So
Nghtgowns 5nc, 75c ST. 81 ~. SI.5o, 81 $3.50
covers at 25c, soc, Toe and ST..
Wrappers ai,d twoTree wash suits from 81 toFS25o
Ellsworth American., 1906-08-15
Jor Salf.

y wv - " -
THO be sold Immediately A. fs Central street,
l. Ellsworth. one parlor suit, three cham
ber sets, and other household furniture. CLIO
NJ. CHrLcoTT.
Ellsworth American., 1906-08-15

Average for the year Of 1905, 2,s1s
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-03-21
Carbaugh-Paylor Nuntials.

A pretty home wedding was
that of Mr.. Henry Carbaugh, of
Cito, and Miss Phoebe Francis
Paylor at the brides home near
McConnellsburg at moon Wednes-
day, March IA, 1906.
ABOUT fifty invited guests as.
sem bled to witness the ceremony
and to extend happy greetings
and well wishes to their young
friends as they started upon life's
changing way.
At the appointed hour the BRIDE
attended by Miss Jennie Scheidle
man, bride 'smald, followed by
the groom accompanied by Mr..
Harry Shaw, best man, entered
the parlor and presented them
selves before the officiating cler-
gyman, the BRIDES pastor, Rev.
j. Vernon Adams, of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, who used
the impressive ritual of that
church in pronouncing Mr.. Car
baugh and Miss Paylor husband
and wife together.
The BRIDE wore a beautiful
white gown of madris trimmed in
lace and ribbon. The maid of
honor was dressed in cream dan
ish cloth.
After an exchange Of friendly
congratulations the company was
invited to the dining room where
an elaborate dinner was served.
The bride received many use.
full presents.
These two estimable young peo.
pie will after a two weeks soiourn
among friends, take up the duties
of home making near Webster
Mills.