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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-17

church members against Sabbath desc :
Grafton. Involved in the plea OF so called
works of necessity and mercy OF modern
life Including Sunday travel" President
Roosevelt was praised BY the commit
tee for refusing to travel on Sunday when
touring the country. as was also the late
President Mckinley
"A, special committee on the career OF
Senator Smoot presented resolutions call
ing for his expulsion from the Senate and
urging the President and the Senate to
bring about a, speedy decision
The Committee on Appeals Affirmed the
six months suspension OF Rev. w. W..
Hicks from the Holston Conference for
"the repetition of an indiscretion.' 1t
being alleged that he kissed a woman
Requires Special Act.
In connection with the recent action
Of the Methodist General Conference.
creating a commission to meet similar
bodies from other branches of Metilodism
looking to a revision ana resLatemeEt OF
the church's creed, Dnsdale u. Young,
the fraternal delegate from Great Brit
ain, now here Is inclined to believe that
special act Of Parliament will be neces-
sary If such a step is taken by the Wes-
leyan Church in England. Mr.. Young
said tonight: - .&e
Any impression ~ Liza wy ehi.ioe ttt' W
genuine restat ement or revision OF
the creed witlfouttthe consent OF Parlia-
ment, owing to j ohm Wesley poll deed,
the3legal foundation Of Methodism. This
certainly applies to any alteration In
the constitution. For instance, we could
not get rid of4the three-year ministerial
limit without an act of Parliament, and
I think the same rule applies to any
alteration or revision Of the doctrine, MS
we'll as the constitution Of the church"
s!E{f w. A. c..
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{. . . I 4 . III.
Sutton, chancellor; John Moncure, orator;
Samuel Cohen, amoner; Charles a. Ncs-
bitt, recorder: e. a. Barber, il, treas
llrer; George e. Roberts. master of GER
emonies; Q. A. Hawkins, turcopilier;
Louis smith, draper; Robert Mitchell,
first deacon: n. w. Hutchinson, second
deacon; r. +, Bib. bearer OF beauseant;
H. r. Thornton bearer second standard;
c. j. Billups. bearer third standard; John
r. Charleton, lieutenant Of guard; Cat.
lett Conway, sentinel; William Krause,
master Of reflections.
Eight candidates received the degrees
from the nineteenth to the thirtieth in
elusive. At the conclusion Of the work
the Scottish Riters enjoyed supper at the
Jefferson. .5
AT to-night's meeting which will con-
clude the gtwenty-ninth seml-annual re-
union, the thrty-lrst and thirty second
degrees will be conferred on ten candi-
f1o az s - - . Is y IL "
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WILL SPRINKLE
BROAD AND MAIN
That is Likely to Be Final Recon-
nendation Of Committee
on Health.
TO HEAR RETAIL. MERCHANTS
These Gentlemen Will BE Invited
i to Make Statements Regard
ing Dust Nuisance.
TO HEAR RETAIL MERCHANTS

Z The Council Committee on Health for
instead of at the City Hall, held It's
semi monthly session yesterday after
noon at the stables Of the street cleaning
department Those present were Messrs
Hohson (chairman), Bennett, Cottrell,
Donahoc. Gates, Grimes. Umlauf.
The members informally Inspected the
buildings, premises, stock and other
property Of the department. TO some OF
the members who have not visited the
stables for a long time the improved
condition of everything excited their sur
prise. The stable buildings are white
with new whtewash the main roadway
has been paved with granite spalls, all
rubbish has been carted away and the
grounds graded and cleaned, the whole
being set OFF with small square OF
green sward, with growing flowers, fenced
off for protection. The work Of putting
the property in nice order and cleaning
and identifying the grounds has been
done under the instructions and personal
supcrvision of Superintendent Henry
Cohn,y and the committee did not fall to
recognize the permanent value OF the
same and adopted a resolution commend
Ing and thanking Superintendent Coin
and the sub committee on stables, con-
sistIng Of Messrs. Satterfield Grimes and
Bennett who have given him their hearty
co operation and support in all OF the
improvements made.
The pay rolls of the Board OF Health
and street cleaning department and sun
dry bills amounting to s5,23s.3s. were
audited and ordered TO be paid.
Sprinkle Broad and Main.
The ..Don Leavy'' resolution for street
sprinkling generally was discussed. and
The letter Of the Retail Merchants Asso-
citation, urging action along this line,
was received.
some OF the members expressed the
opinion that TO accomplish sprinkling Of
u, Of The streets would prove impracu-
caole and cost approximately from 5000
to s!DI.EQo whsca would prove too much
u q burden. fes tha" city under present
conditions. Others favored sprinkling
the business streets, Main and Broad and
cross streets between. and il is possible
tsls Will finally be recommended
/, is said that the sprinklng OF nn-
pared streets. ig not altogether desira-
bic ~ in the hot weather the water Will
sr6a dry and some Objectionable odor
tins nate from the street, which is about
as unhealthy, II not more 50, than the
dust nuisance, On unpaved streets this
is no. the Gaze.
The resolution was finally laid on the
tabI. TO be considered al the next regu-
lar meeting when representatives OF the
Retail Merchants Association will be in
vIiad 10 be heard.
There vas some discussion as TO the
adoption Of plan TO abate the nuts
ance complained OF at the public
dumps. No action was taken at this
meeting but in AL probability the mat
ter VIII take Some shape soon and the
conditions al these places improved.
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Y CATCHY SONGS.
Number OF Attractive Airs in the
g Musical Comedy at Biiou.

There are a number OF attractive airs
and catchy songs In the belle OF Avenue
A. and y Is hard TO single out any one
ever, there are two which the going - De
remembered not only for the music. but
for the novel way in which they are
spng by Miss Fay in the last act and
ably assisted by a chorus OF widows and q
little girl named Pattie Palmer, VINO
serves as the butt Of Miss Fays comedy,
The other is why Don't You Try" which
Is left 10 Miss Maud Earl, who Is a sis.
ter Of Virginia Earl This number sue
ceeds principally through the efforts Of n
wee girl, who looks more Ike a doll than
a child This miniature song bird. seated
IN small chair, sings the verse to the
occupants OF The boxes, Other hits"
are ''l'd Like TO Have a Photograph OF
YOU" In College In Society Happy
DAYS and THE iinrdy Gurdy Man" The
play will be seen at the usual hours dur
Ing the remainder OF the week
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FEAR REGISTRATION.
The Voting List Of Mecklenburg
I is Growing Smaller.
(Spcrinl to The I'ltncs- Dlstntcll.)

i17 lspcrinl to The TItncs- D1spatcl.)
BOYDTON, VA. May 16--1he reglstra-
ton FOR Mecklcnburg took place yestcr-
ct--onc white and one colored. There
wcrc only three who applied. 1T Is n
singular fact that All classes, white and
colorcd dread the test Of registering, and
when doing SO become ratified. although
II Ia nj easy matter. 'rhc registration list
In Mecklcnburg Is scarcely hs large as Il
was four years ago FOR the reason that
many on tho Old list have died. while 50
few new names have been added.
The registration hooks for Boyt1ton pre-
clnct show that since he permanent list
wns made, in August, 1903. there have
only. bee: thirtceil. names added, and OF
this there nrc nine whites and four
rn1nrpH + tTEu
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DEATHS.

at OILS o'clock yes.
terday morning at her RESIDENCE, M; l99 9
ANDERSON, widow q 4, Il. A n ( 'woa4
Of louisa county, IN TIC seventeen ,S oni,
daughter, Mrs, J. Fl. SHIRLEY, OF Rippey,::
Iowa, and six sons, as folows: Arrher
Anderson, Of ST, Louis. Mo-; Pr. j., -
Anderson, Of ,Goochln9d county,, ~ =.
dorson and Fl. HI. Anderson, OF this olty y
The funeral will take place Tp,p -
(Thursdny) at E O'Clock from the mouse.
Intcrmcnt in Hollywood.
Nc r BE- pied at her residence, y, Cum
beriand county. VA. Tuesday, NAY Nay ~ :;
ino,, at p. NJ, Mrs. Emily PlPplN
McRsE. In her seyeIty.seyem'n aryr einli Of
clin,tnar,, train III 3;s5 TODAY (Thurs-
days. lnterment in shotAoe Hill Gene
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MORE CONTRIBUTIONS
FOR SUFFERERS {. AID.
Several Handsome ONE Donations
Made Yester-
EdaY.9

The contributions to the San Francis
co relief fund have not ceased, and during
the last two days more money has come
into the hands of the treasurer. W. NJ.
Hill, to the amount OF $1l4D.S4 The
citizens Of Alexandria, Va, sent in NGa,39.
The 3Ijou Theatre, FIales Tour OF tho
World and the Penny Wonderland,
through Mr.. Jake Wells contributed 1924.
and The star OF the East Syrian Society
contributes $40, SS
The contributions and amounts are ms
foIlows;l
Previously ncknoWledged., Il, 80 sls,2@ 0S
First Presbyterian Church, Rich-
mond, addItional,,r 4. ,.",,,, 90
Family Of 49, c.1Booker, Farm
ham, va, III. -. ,,..,..... $50
Rappahannock Christian Church. 10
Cash, through Regal Shoe co',., %
Star 81 the East Syrian Society, 30 90
Mrs Robl, May, Eynston, Va, 500
Cash CA. y. S.p,.., ,,.r,,..,'.',..i w
Pulaski Presbyterian Church,
additional ~ 80. $500. 1888. 200
Citizens of Alexandria, Va..,, !. 764 80
Grace ST. Presbyterian Church,
Richmond, additional. - %
ST. Johns Episcopal Church.
Richmond, additional. -, 20o
BIJou Theatre. Haes Tours of
The World and Palny Wonder
land, through Jake Wells,,,., wa y
Totnl,. !. ..,..... 1919 6S
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The Erniline a Crack Boat.

(SnecI1T 70 The Timcs-DIspntchD v E
lRVISCffON. VA. May 16.-rhe iron
steam yacht "E,nelinc,' recently pur-
chased In New York By tho Virginia
Board OF Fisheries as flng-shlp for the
oyster navy, arrived In Cartor's Greek on
Monday OF this week. She will be over
hauled here, and later be taken to Nor
folk for some changes IN her deck Shc
been said tha, the State saved ton tholrs-
and dollars on the deal made by the Board
of Fisheries. III s4
The boat was brought through .he
w. l.. Messlck Of this place. The chait-
man and neutrality-suspicious. board were Oh
board The secretary got tof at DelaWaie
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EgglestN and division Inspector Jenkins
largo attendance. Considerable improve
niehts nrc contemplated In the school:
There will be four rooms AND. four sl:ulet
Instructors The higher branches VIII be
tnugllt In the high school room and one
OF the tea bers Will inclndc music In her
course. h IS ~ ~
Amelia County Court will be convened
Thursday, !, tho oath insthhi, By Judge
be tried, including son,e shooting cases.
Tae county road machines are mt work,
but the ground is 50 dry y Is difficult to
handle n1d ACCOMPLISH good RESULTS.
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Election Ordered,

The resignation of Captain Carson G..
Masonatof Company c., Seventy second
Infantry Virginia Volunteers, at Luray.
has been accepted, and an election ordered
for the purpose ofsEf1ling the; vacancy or
captain, and any other vacancies that
may be odoa stoned by such election.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-17
Observation-Disclosures

(specal}to The Times Dispatch.)
NORFOLK. VA, May 49,. Miss Worttey
Louise Hutchinson was married to- Mr.
Charles Francis Hlgginbothnm this even
ing at Tho home OF tho bride on North
Street. Portsmouth. Rev. j. n. Latham.
pastof of Monumental Church, performed
he ceremony. @
Mr.. and Mrs. tEgginbotham will make
their home in Portsmouth. g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-17
Tribute of Respect.

Teachers Association. held on tho 18th OF
May. 1900, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted: x
Whereas. It has pleased an all-wisc
though Inscrutable, Providence to take
from our midst our beloved and honored
friend and CO. worker. Mrs. Virgonia wal
ton BrOWn
Whereas, Both in her character as In
structor OF growing mind and other pri-
waite life among us she had made for her
- self oI1odP a sed IN our hearts which cannot
Whereas, Her death. though sudden and
unexpected. coming at the culmina NJ
close to q useful life. and an end which
crowned the la Dor; therefore be 1t
, Resolved !. That while humbly bowling
Loyal Loyal street Teachers Assoc, aion cannot
overestimate the loss occasioned US. In
dividually and as an association. by TING
removal OF enc whose broad Ghar'ty ~, ana No
walks Of life In which we knew her, and
whose Christian character was evident 70
all with whom m she came IN contact 49,
has been deprived OF good and uscrul.
woman, whose influence has always re-
bounded to It's good. and who for tWenty,
hundreds OF children placed under h Sa
influence OF her teachings -,
thy to the bereaved loved ones ana
commend them to Him who alone Is abe
to sustain and comfort IN TINS great sriet'
and who alone can heal the broken heart
ed. !.
Resolved 4.That copy OF these reso.
be sent to her family and a copy be pub
ishcd In both the Danylle Daily Register
and the Richmond Dispatch @
MARY II. TUCKER (Chairman),
ELLEN DAME BRYDON,
JAMIE FLA RRAR.
DanvIlle, Va, May 10, 1905
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tWi]lSI,ecture on London.

Mr.. Arthur r. Clarke will deliver lee
ture to tho pupils and patrons Of Central
School this evening at S:l5 o'clock; sub
ject, "London.' All friends of the school
and the public are cordially invited to
be present.
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EDUCATION MEETING. 4
A Proposed High School 70 Be
4 Established at Amelia.
~ ,rhe 1,inlcs- Dispatc

(spccIal to The Times-Dispat
!, AMELIA COURTHOUSE. VA, May
1e.--An educational meeting will bc held
at Amcln Courthouse Monday afternoon
high school there. state Superintendent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-17
SCOTTISH RITE MASONS.
Work and Refreshments Last
Nieht-Reunion Closes Tonight.

The Scottish Rite Masons held another
Interesting meeting last night at Ma
sonic Temple. st. Omar Council, knights
OF Kadosh, No. !, held forth with the
following officers filling the stations.
e9D. d. Hotchkiss. preceptor; Robert S.
cr,,mp, first sub-preceptor; q, Jeter
Jones, second sub-preceptor; James j..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-17
BODIES! CREMATED
IN HORRIBLE |. FIRE IRE:
Spark from Engine Reached Bar.
rel Of Oil Situated Amid
Lumber.
fsnecInl to The Tlmes-DispatchD

fspeclal to The Times-Dispa tct.)
PULASKI, VA, May l6.-News was re.
ccived here to-day Of horrible fire a.
Rock Creek three miles from Allisona!
last night, which resulted IN death ana
cremation OF man named sherman
Montgomery, about p years old and
Lewis Baltimore, q boy, about twelve
years old
The parties worked at Robert Shelton',
saw.mll, and occupied small shanty
near tho mill. around which there wers
stacked laths and considerable waists
lumber and trash. a barrel of oil was neal
the shanty, and 1t is supposed that dur
ing the night fire from the engine made
its way through the trash and reaching
the oil started conflagration that was
so rapid and fierce that the man and boy
sleeping In tho sllunty were overcome
without warning,
The bodies were entirely consumed, ex'
cept the skull and portion Of the TRUNK,
The engine, mill, sheds and track Were
totally destroyed, and It was not until
late this morning that any one discovered
that there had been fire,
Montgomery leaves a wife and two
small children.
Private Mcbride, Of the Twentieth Bat,
ut Fort Riley, Kansas and has just se-
cured four months fnrlongh, which ne
will spend on his 64O acres Of farm land
in Logan county. Mcbride purchase ~
land some time ago, and VIII put IN
acres Of wheat Hetook with him thrty
horses and the necessary farm lH'ploo
ments,
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Richmonders in New York.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.)
NEW YORK, May 16,Y ork--W. Moore,
st. Dcnis--B. M Gwathney.
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OBITUARY.
Or. T. c. Montague.

Especial o The Times Dispa tch.)
Z. I, FR 7 J y ! Va, May a.
Pr. =. c. Montague. a prominent citizen.
Mason died at his home here to-day after
q lingering Illness. aged sixty-nine years.
He Is survived by his widow. three mar.
ried daughters, one single daughter and
one son. TSe funeral Will take place
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock from st.
Georges Episcopal church, and the re-
mains will be taken to tie old homestead
"Rosedale, = In Stafford county.
Obediah Hubbard. /.
CHATHAM. May 49, Obadiah Hubbard,
OF Straghtstone, Pittsylvanla county.
after an illness Of some time from brain
trouble He was eighty-three years old
and was highly esteemed Mr., Hubbard
served through the civil war since when
he has been engaged In farming. He was
a prominent member OF Ricevlle Lodge
Of Masons. and was laid to rest with
Masonic honors Wednesday. Several
grown children survive,
Miss A. B. Jones.
Sp Eel tf { he Times p'pa Sa
Miss Ada 3. Jones. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A.. 3. Jones, OF Spotsyvanla county.
near this city. and sister OF Mrs A; 4.
0 h ~ o Sy ono she IS
survived by her. parents. one sister ana
four brothers.
Mrs. S. ". s.. Daingerheld.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dtspatch)
sarah Vowel Smith, Dalngersmlth. he
wife OF Edward T. DaIngertleld. the presi-
dent Of the Citizens National Bank OF
died this morning al her coun-
try residence in Fairfax county. She is
survived by two daughters and one SON.
r. w, Glassell,
Especial to The Tines-DIspatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, May To-
Russell Williams Glassel!. young daugh-.
ter OF DR. and Mrs, r. T. Gassell died
suddenly Sunday night In Bowling Green.
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IN MEMORIAM.

sWELIn-Departed this life May II.
1905 LILLY G, BOSWELL, wife OF
j. w. Boswell. and daughter OF ]. r..
and Bette T. Hockaday.
20, for the touch ofta vanished hnnd1;;
And the sound Of u voice that - stlll.'
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Miss A. B. Jones.
Mrs. S. ". S. Daingerheld.


Especial to The Times Dispatch)
FREDERICkSBURG,g VA, May l6.-
Russell Williams Glassell young daugh-
ter OF Or. and Mrs, r. T. Glassell died
suddenly Sunday night In Bowling Green.
Middletown transcript., 1906-04-21
WARWICK

Mr.. James Merritt, Jr,, was at Colts on
Sunday.
The creamery is running every day now
instead of tri-weekly.
Senior Endeavor prayer meeting Sun
day evening at 7.30 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. P. DeVine entertained
Philadelphia relatives over Easter.
Mrs. Samuel D. Wilson is on the sick
list, DIR. G. A. Richie is in attendance.
Mrs. Edward G. Lynch is sojonrning at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. G. Lynch.
Mrs. Wilson Merritt entertained Miss
Elnora Finley, of Aberdeen, on Sunday.
Miss Margie Hendrickson, OF New York
City, spent few days OF the past week in
town.
Mr. r. Delbert Akin and daughters
were over Sunday visitors in Delaware
City.
Mrs. G. Richard Manlove has returned
from Philadelphia accompanied by Miss
Bertha Eaton.
Miss Eva Holden has returned from
Bristol, Pa, after visit with her cousin
Miss Watts.
Mr.. Herbert Price, OF near Middletown,
was the guest of Mr.. Charles Price near
town on Sunday.
Prof. Guy johnson returned home on
Monday after short visit in Wilmington
and Philadelphia.
Washington Camp, No. s, P. o. S. of
A., meets Tuesday evening in Merritt's
Hall at 7.30 o'clock.
The Misses Vinyard entertained Miss
Edna V. Stephens and Miss Lillian Short,
of Cecilton, last week.
Miss Ella Stats returned to her home
in Charlestown after spending the Easter
holidays with her sister.
Mrs. Elwood Parriss had charge of the
Senior Christian Endeavor Prayer Meet
ing last Sunday evening.
Arbntus is out and the fragrant little
flower is gathered each day by the
younger people Of our town.
Mrs. Verena L. Vinyard spent few
days Of the past week with her daughter,
Mrs. U. P. CHM, near Odessa.
The Messrs. Dorsey have returned to
their homes in Washington aud PhiIadel-
phia, after pleasant visit with their par
ents near town.
Miss Beulah Craw ford, of Wilmington,
was entertained at the home OF her.
mother Mrs. Lonisa P. Crawford during
the Easter holidays.
Mrs. T. ]. hodgson and, son accom-.
panied BY Mrs. S. L. West, of Baltimore,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs John L.
Lattomus on Saturday.
The Rev. and Mrs. F. S. Cain returned
from conference on Tuesday, and his con-
and friends OF the chnrcll ten
dered them a donation on Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. II. NJ Eaton was very sick on
suffering with nervous pros
tration. DR.. j. J. Wright was in atten-
dance, and at this writing she is con-
Mr.. E. L. Marsh placed an upright piano
in his home this week. His daughter
who has been in Wilmington for several
years has returned home and We under
stand she will open a conservatory of
music.
Middletown transcript., 1906-04-21
ST. GEORGES

Miss Lizzie Stewart, of Philade lphia, wa
the guest Of Miss Ida Wright part Of thi
| week.
Miss Sarah Milligan spent Easter with
friends in Wilmington.
Edward Lester, Sr.. has been on TIN
sick list for the past two weeks.
Miss Julia Paynter snent "wednesday
with her aunt, Mrs. Maria Racine, o
Porters.
Miss Florence Janiison. OF Jefferson
Hospital, Philadelphia is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Janison.
DIR. MiIligan lett on Tuesday morning
for Lewes, where the Presbytery is in see
sion.
Clark Foard, of Wilmington. spent
Monday evening with friends here.
Miss Marion Hill and Mrs. c. s. Smith
spend one day last week with friends in
Wilmington.
Miss Anna Stewart is visiting friends in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Margaret REYNOLDS and Miss
Elizabeth Stewart, Of Philadelphia. were
the guests of Miss Anna Stewart part oil
this week.
Mrs. Isabel Bratt en-. of Newark. N. j.,
is visiting her siste er, Mrs. Sarah Cam.
Miss Ma, bel Jones. of Bear Station,
spent SATURDAY. and Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. EIida Jones.
Miss Daisy Clark attended the Sunday
School Convention held in Middletown
this week.
Rev. and Mrs. Brewington aud Mr..
and Mrs. John Carrow were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. David Rees, near Middle
town part of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Jones spent
Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. William Cal.
houn.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Smith and daugh.
ter Lillian. of Wilmington, were the
guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph HeiSel, from Saturday until Mon
dav.
Murrv Cross, of Wilmington. was the
guest Of John Swartz and family from
Saturday until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jacobs spent Sun.
day with her brother, John Lester and
family.
Miss Hattie Roberts returned on Satur.
day after visit to her sister, Mrs Dallas
Dolson, OF Wilmington
Miss Mary swartz, Of Baltimore, spent
several days this week with her father,
John Swartz and family.
William Pennington spent the Easter
Holidays with w K Price and family
Miss Annie Heiry spent Sunday and
Monday with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs Joseph Heisel
Mr. and Mrs Dallas Dolson, OF Whining
ton. we're the guests of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs William Roberts, on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs James Roberts and daugh-
ter spent Sunday with her parents near
Glasgow
The Epworth League Society Of ST.
Georges NJ. E. Church will hold Weight
Social at the home of Mrs. Laura Jones,
Thursday evening, April 18th 1906. Yon
are cordially invited to attend.