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TRINITY PARISH NOTES.
SUNDAY SERVICES.

SUNDAY SERVICES.
 At II a. m., Litany and Holy Com munion; at 12 m., Sunday school. The o'clock service will be omitted.
 Union service at St Johns at p. m. It is hoped the full membership of Trinity's choir will be present.
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Mrs Winters of Philadelphia is visit ing her daughter, Mrs w. T. Cole.
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The meeting of the singing class will be omitted, this week, as Mrs 0. s. Platt is away.
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The selectmen have paid $500 on the town Indebtedness
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MT and Mrs Andrew Roswell of Bridgeport have spent a few days with George R. Wilson in Taunton.
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NOTICE-I will make cider at my mill ev
 IN cry Tuesday and Saturday, commencing the first week in October. J. B. O'Brien, Zoar District, ,sNewtown.
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A great line of Stanley serges, outing flannel, all wool French flannel and cretOns. The stock of comfortables and wool and cotton blankets is com plete. At Taylor, Curtis &c Co.'s.
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The D; :.;!,,!;.> M; Rsad ;?!; Co.
WOmen's Tailored Garments.


  mediate We present Tailored Gowns O modea dfnetn Beautiful braid and applique ~ ~ ~ Costumes Ombre Checks Herringbone the ined the N~ Misses Tailored Gowns of Chvot Peter Thompson Suits for Girls peest Chic ock of collar gold buttons, and brilliant chvon - ~~ ' Tourist COats comfortable and looking for
 
  ideal driving in ' '
 Prices $o.5o up
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A complete stock of harnesses, har- ness trimmings, blankets, robes and whips, new full line at Taylor, Curtis .& O. R.
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Cattle Notice.

Will be at Newtowp. Saturday. October 13 with carload of cattle, bulls, cows, yearlings and calves J. B. Shay. and choice groceries. B. Hawley & Co.,,
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people in that part of the town to at- tend.
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Irving 5. Holmes,
 Administrator. II. K. SCOTT, Jr.,
 Au ctioneer.

E>OR SALE-A '3-spring covered business II wagon all in good running order; twill car ry 10 cans of milk. Franklin J. Hawley. Bridgewater, Conn. Telephone connection. FOR sALE-Piano box. end spring buggy.
 nearly new, cost $75, will sell for $45. Also one light road cart, slo. H. Buckingham,
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Oil cloth rugs, oil cloth and linoleum by the yard, in extra quality. at Tay- Tor, Curtis & Co.'S.
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NOR SALE-Chester White and Berkshire | pigs. Turney Northrop, Stepney, Conn. Tel. 14115, Bridgeport Division.
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EOR SALE-At Half Price, for want of use E good three spring wagon, good as new. With adjustable top. Farmers Trading Go |, New Milford. Conn.
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NOR SALE--One two horse wagon, new. and I good for carting timber. BEE Pub. Co.,, NeWtown, Conn.
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My motto Is,
 Do It Now"

The question mark () has no connection with my business. What do I do now.
 ALFRED s. DILLISTON, Monroe, Long Hill, Bridgeport Express and
 Messenger Service,
 70. Box 68, Long Hill Conn. Phone 1435-A, Bridgeport Div.
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VNANTED-A good cooking stove for wood w and coal. with tank also 8 dou ble heater. Must be in perfect condition. E. E.. Burgess, Bedding Center, Conn.
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FOR SALE--A No. 1 COW due to calf October II ?. Enquire of P. A. HenaghanoTrumbull Center, Conn.
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NOTICE--Hunting, shooting, trapping and IN trespassing with gun on the premises of
 0. M. Parsons and l.. B. Parsons are forbidden under penalty of the law. L. B. Parsons, San dv Hook. Conn.
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EOR SALE-Two high grade typewriters U nearly new. good one $23. A better one $35 Irving s. Holmes, Ridgefeld, Conn.
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Notice.

Cider making and saving every Saturda, at my mill. John H. Frank, Huntingtown Newtown, Conn.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-23
'of>c PAX RA,LHoaD COMPANY

Philadelphia, Ma e. 1865.
NOTICE is given e bcadhc!iers 81
re T21crah Railroad company raat
- Rance with the tt,rrs CT The
. IS ard the trust mortgage secur-
!as he sane. all # -..s Outstanding
1e- AIT first mortgage nonds 50
c1r" - t.t Trus. Mortgage 10 the
.-a1i Tile and Trust Com 3any dated
January .6. 1907 nave been called
tE -adcnption. ald xiii De paid a.
II .,FJ:ca t the ucders gEod q lH:.y
per ce<... and interest on July st. 1906
81 wiisA date interest viii cease.
rHs. E4s4<E. IiTAE .Ar-D TRUST
COM AMY
: 1os ErcaC All taearaCs otroe..s
PHILADELPHIA. Peaaa
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&C @1S5 fCR
FENCE AID COPING

Proposals. will ho .A>e.Sed b. ...e
5 ale 3oard .,t Nr..-arv Auditors %
cons.n;c- co.crese coping ANA Iu-a
.sh and place 0l said coping an iron
fsac., Gu he exterior noIuts-s OF blocsr
Of seas THOMPSON aDd Bear 81
y.Scn Of sars.,n cry. Eerafa Up 70
Z: oc.ocS n. IA Saturday the 10th
day o. June. 13)n.
Nv Dill v1t ~ coasiiere1 unless
% a bond, o. cert:
hid caacx - ne S'n 0: osre rnous-
a ri Collars FOR IN. :airyt:, perform
uHc" ~ sAe Wn-a.
PT.us and sp@isac Hions can b lad
OF tins c.erx o. sde ooar3.
Pro,L sails sho,I,a "a al izessef to
s. H. Day. Csax- %. the 3ssS1 q
M1i,aTy AaA1ors, ar>i embossed. -pro-
posa,s FOR Fence and Coping"
The board reserves the r!sdt' TO re-
lject any or nj bids.
| By order OF the STATE Boare Of Milf
ltary Auditors s. Il. DAY. Clerk
May. Is, 1906.
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OFFICIAL kDTERrSfTS

the property rpcn which t.c e.:.|,s
are delinquent together with the
amount of taxes due upon g. prop
erty as shown by the delinquent -.
list for the year 1895, rs returned =
this Office by the County Treasure
and ex-officio Tax Receiver, (. cc:,j
by county, State of Nevada, and IS
a true copy of said delinquent tax
list for the year 1905.
H. DIETERlC:..
County Recorder and eX- officio Audi
tor of Ormsby County, State CT Nc
vada.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-23

You. and each Ct you- are hereby
lotified that the tax ups1 yoUr prom
,rty fer the year 1905 is now dcnnqu-
.nt- and you are. further notified that
unless said taxes are paid on or b:'-
ttre. the third Monday IN July, I90G, ra
Wit: July 10th. 1896. your property
sill be sold a. the Court House doCr,
in Carson City. urmshy county, Stale
OF Nevada, at {. o'clock D. n. OF said
day. to pay said taxes, together with
~ per cent delinquency. and the cost
ii advertising. and yCu are further
notified that such sale viii re sub
ject TO redemption within SIX months
after the date CT sale by payment ol
~ said sums together with :; pei
cert per month thereon from the da,
It sale until paid.
H. h. VAN ETTEN
County Treasurer and ex-officio TIA
Receiver of Ormsby County, Nevad,
Office Of County Recorder and z
Ofsicio Auditor Of Ormsby Count
St:te At Nevada.
Cars0n City, June IL, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that the III
, going list contains the names OF a
s.Hnquent TAX QsSe.s., a deaesip sten q
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE

81 the pruderzal ,n~sssment ann Sc
crr,sy Con,n..ny.
less, Carson City, NsEada- NCt:o, isl
hereby given that az a meeting OF the
Board Of Directors held at the Office or
the comapnx at No. 1S. n. Carson
street. Carson City. Nevada. held or
the 7th dag Of April, 1906 an assess
me1t (No. y OF ten dollars per share
was levied upon the capital stock ''t
the corporation. payable to the Sc
rotary ON or before Tuesday the 18th
F.! day of May, 1906, at TIE Office ct the
companJ 1T 11S n. Carson street. j.,
! Carson City, Nevada or at the exec :
tive OF the company at Room 74e, =,
the James Flood building in the .:;-r
of California. any s,oc.- Npon whi:n
this assessment shall remain unpaid
On
Saturday the ::oth day Of May. 1906
viii be delinquent ara advertised TO
sale ~ pubic 7:io:son: and unles,
T. yment n usate ,e9ore. s:::il be ans
On Thursday the .%.n aay OF Jun.
1906. to pay the delinquent assessmeu
together with costs Of Advertising IN
expenses Ct sale.
y BY order Of the Board Of Directo,
CHAS. WILSON. Sec
Principal once. No. l1s. N. Carsc
e street. Carson City. Nevada.
u Executive ONCE. No. 742. jam
Fteod hailetrK, Gan rranctsco. CN.
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OFFICIAL ADVERTISING
DELINQUENT TAX LIST

TIC She following Ea~ed persons and
all owners or claimants tC the person
al property and real estate and the
improvements thereon, or improve
ments when assessed separately, here
matter described known or unknown:
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AUCTION SALE
IS BOOMING

som<ssng good ordinary
sosds, is drawing
them
California to conduct
the sale ., like this
charming places ev -sh.
al! right, tell 'a thinking seriously
coming
whcn came here looked over TIE BIG WARD STOCK
l thcueht pace to
BIZ: the it has of has
oeady proceeds,
CLOSE OUT STOCK AT PRICES THAT
WILL MAKE EVERY ONE UP TAKE NOTICE long
er So CHEAPER THE GOODS KNOCKED
DOWN, MANY FINE BARGAINS
HAVE BEEN HAD MORE ARE TO &c HAD
lone the oy
these there listen
they paying
TWICE see grab
Several thought would little
article taken It !ew tina.
Co. am
money for
them ARTICLE JEwElRY. DIAMONDS WATCHES
SILVER. PLATED WARE CUT GLASS, STATIONERY BOOKS,
WRITING PAPER PICTURES FRAMES. WALL PAPER,
thing will be sacrificed.
a good I
a am drawing
fire ticket
m
UNTIL THE STOCK IS SOLD OUT Meanwhile looking for
place City
from San Diego going San Diego
70 move o city,
M. w. WARD
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Lioerai cEer.

| beg y advise my patrons sn.r the
price OF disc records teirher v.ch E
Or CojuM5;a3, r, taiy efs-t imme
Giately. viii be IS follows sun:l TN ;.
Their notice.
Ten inch, disks formerly - eeau
viii be soiR for g. cents.
Seven inea records formerly 5o...
now 25c. Taise advantage. Of ,ats u.
Ter. G. w. FRIEND.
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EXCURSION RATES EAST

On June 9th and 9TH, Ju'y 2cd ard
Srd, August 7th. 3th- and Sth, and
September 9th and 9Th. special !ov.
round trip rates will be in effect 20 all
poia.s East, :na' returning ssrast &c
days. bat rst later than October 31st.
Colorado Common Points IS 81 -,
Missouri River .. 81 w
Mississippi River ~ %,
Chicago - >,
Washington and Baltimore -. 70! 70
New York 1Us 80
For particulars see my Agent. 80
address; d S. T.GEAET
d. F. g. P. y, Reno. Neva.a -.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-23

The grand Jury at Reno has ig'
nored the charges Of graft on. the
Sparks school house contract, and has
dismissed MefYley, accused Of taking
bribe while. acting as a peace or
Acer in Reno.
Mrs. Ethel Devlin has filed suit for
divorce in Reno, alleging that her
husband hss hesten. her frequently.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-23

July End and 3rd: August 9TH, 8th
and 9th: and September Sth and 9th;
special low round trip rates will be
in effect to all points East; final re-
turning limit 80 days, but not later
than October 31st.
Colorado Common Points .....$ 55 90
Missouri River ........... 60 90
Mississippi River .......... g 50
Chicago q 81
Washington and Baltimore -. 1O7 Oh
New York los 20
For particulars see any Agent. or
address d. 8. TACGART. D. F. 4 p. A..
Reno Nevada. JS
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-23
OFFICIAL COUNT 0F SyATE
FUNDS
STATE OF NHAAoA.

County Of Ormsby. SIS
James G. Sweeney. Se.ng Ewl.r
sworn, severdsIs sag tit;st Tier
are members Of the Bsnru
Of Examiners OF The =, ute OF Nax7fa.
that on the 37sti day oir May lsss.
they. latter having ascrrtained fror
the books of the State Controller ta..
amount of money that sitoulm be. III
the Treasury made an Official exazai.
nation and count Of the. money an
vouchers for mo1ey in she State tn E.
asury OF Nevada and foaDd the sar..,,
correct as follows:
Coin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,5sJ' 10
Paid coin vouchers rot re-
turned to CcezfruEer : 22:22se,: %
Total Observation-Disclosures SD 20
State School Fund Securities.
Irreieemable Nevada State
School bond $50 1000. 90
Mass. State r. cent
bonds '7 "cO 40
Nevada State Eon3s- A15. Tess' 90
Ms ~'ale 1to per cef'
Lonas :S13.0st.' t'rs
Tritnd States Bonds o. ""a :"
Total zoos, lsl ~
James G. Sweeney
John Sparks
Subscribed AMI <'~nrn before ~" this
.;fst day Of Na.S A. q. 1905
J. DOane.
Notary Public. Orn.cvv County. New
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OT@.-;>L ADVERTISING

~ o@-'~N. -'..A ~
20 staoJ. 49,. S!':s b1!!c:ns
...-'... ....... Boz II.
.Niat 1876 T..
Recap:tuAtion
Casa ia treasury Jauuasy :, i:r,
....-.-. ....-.. 39:uo -
Heceipts iron. January Is: ~
March DIST 1906 .3ioi Sls.
DISBURSEMENTS from Anita. IS.
to Latch 3lst lyv6. 6.,3s 4.
Eai~nce cash III Ca. T,easu-y
Ar-i! ist 1906 ,I,,i ~
H. DIETERiCH
= County Auditor
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-23

Anything you want in The way y
Eve pastry: Leave ycxz o-..e: ::
?,chARsosa
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The complete story Of :he G-cM
San Francisco Earthquake. written -
eye witnesses. co'rp!cte set OF actw,!
lhOtograEas. Dig hook, best terms. h,g
money. aRen' are taking from Is =:
=" o-c1rs day. Credit given. freight
paid. Complete OUTFIT free. six censs
ter postage. Now ready. Free no.
.or yourself. The Columbia House.
Chicago.
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General fund .icD3 s..
S4!ary fund ..........-~.. .... 1850 %
County school fund ............6 5000
c. school fund Dist. L '....... 1888 IS
On. school fund Dist. .......173 10
CD school fund Dist. 3 ;...... 10 IS
co. school fund Dist: 4 s..... .122 90
State. school fund Dist -. .2611 65
State school fund Dist 2 .......Z4O 90
State school fund Dist 3 .120 90
state school fund Dist 1 no 20
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-23

Willie Hearst advises labor unions
to enter the political held. and SAINT
Gompers said yesterday that the only
way to gain any real dement's. is for
labor exercise its right at the ballo;
bO...
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JGhn Humphrey, has gone to Loope,
where he Is heavily interested IN
mining properties.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-23

JOE. BARRETT. and the. io:.uwi,,-
It aCrined property:
IIc il. Sd - OF lot ~ g. -. Empire
tDweluns)
t.Dt . =; l. g. = S. & N 10 tt Ut
lots :. E 9 B. 2--(Hotel &
& Stable EmpireE. -...-.~- $500 80
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OFFICIAL AcVE?Us.2c
NFFlcE COUNTY AUDITOR

10 Inc honorable. the Board Of co.,
t. Commissioners. gentlemen:
IN compliance WITH the law.
herewith submit my quarterly ss
pert showing receipts aad d;sLdrse
laeuls Of Ormsby County, dur,ns
.-e quarter ending Dec ~. .yJo.
Quarterly Report.
Cr1nsby County, Nevada.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-23

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% sLaoJ. ..... S!':i b1!!c.ns
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-03
THoRoFARE

The May meetings will begin 10 the NJ
p. Church on next Sunday, May 9Th. The
pastor, the Rev, s. Golf, has obtained a
promise from some Of the most distinguish
ed ministers in the Conference topreach for
US. They the meetings, will be held every
night during two weeks.
The Ladies Aid held its usual monthly
meeting on last Tuesday afternoon in the
basement of the church. After the deyo-
tional exercises, and old business had been
[ disposed Of, ii was decided that, while
plans for the new church we're being per-
fected, they would freshen the old one up a
bit. To this end both church aud league
room will be thoroughly cleaned; the latter
will be newly papered, and new mating
and other needed articles Of furniture will
be bought for the parsonage.
1 The Grange took in class Of seven, last
week, as follows Mrs. William McGill,
Mrs. Sarah Ovens, the Misses Frances Nc
Gill, Anna Carter, Rebecca Armstrong, and
the Messrs. Fl. A. DeHart, Jr., and Cham
pion Gouldy. Refreshments were served,
and the Changers congratulated themselves
upon being Changers.
About thirty of her most intimate friends
were invited to help Miss Bessie Rambo
celebrate her twentieth birthday, on last
Thursday evening Delicious refreshments
were served, and they made themselves
merry in many pleasant ways. They went
home congratulating themselves that they
had been counted among Miss Bessie's
friends
A bleasant little party gathered at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William McGill on
Friday night, the object being music, and
Miss Frances McGill, the daughter, has a
lovely new piano. The guests were the
Misses May Gibbs, Mary Gleason, Emma
Guenser, Rebecca Armbruster, Title Platt,
Mrs. Elsie Eastlack, the Messrs Harry A.
DeHart, Jr., Richard Wilkins, Frank Ram
DO, Joseph Porch and William .Armbruster.
They had music galoTe, and games, and re-
fEeshments, and whit more could the heart
of youth require?
There is a gentleman in Thorofare, who
collects twenty eggs from twenty hens, each
hen doing her full duty. He regards the
case as a remarkable ONE
Miss Mary Vannote. Miss Maggie Van
note, and Mr. Charles Vannote, all OF Cam
den, visited the Rev. and Mrs. George S.
Golf last week. -
I Miss Emma Guenger, from Philadelphia,
is spending some weeks in the home Of her
aunt, Mrs. William McGill.
Miss Lizzie Riley, of Philadelphia, was a
guest over Sunday in the home of her sis
ter. Mrs George Lofiand.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-03
MULLICA HILL

Dr. John II. Ashcraft, is having his
handsome residence artistically paint
ed
Conductor Edward Ireland is remod-
cling and improving the residence
that he recently purchased and hav-
ing the front lawn trimmed.
Mr.. Edward Schwerbel has his new
home enclosed
Mr.. William Madciff has had his
home remodeled and enlarged. The
painters will soon be at work.
Mr.. John A. Ballenger is having a
new bathroom with sanitary equip
ments put in his residence
Mr.. Albert Jessup has purchased a
small farm at Barnsboro where he will
move his family after the sale.
We will be glad to see the iceman.
None are in sight and we presume
ice will be shipped here
Mrs. George f. Madara has been ap-
pointed district deputy of the Daugh-
| tiers of Liberty. The district includes
the Councils at Glassboro. Paulsboro
and Mullica Hill.
South Jersey packers are contract
| ing with farmers for tomatoes at So a
ton. A good acreage is looked for in
South Jersey.
s,+.oa+s pl,;Iaai
phia.
No.. = t,.o r,art;s+ r,.,,,re,, Ala1an
Pa, warmly thanks her friends at Null
4 lea Hill and vicinity, for the joyful
sllans waleeu W LIZ 49, - 10. h;, sn
lnus ~ 'no :, seLy y,
Ap.i losn y ons " $3.50, I
anu caLus VIZ ~ eslsluily = ssShs q
az souyenilS ole a..u nen as
hignIy pilzs enis soAen - alisnusn III,
MT anu MIs: Aipele ocnneiae1 WI
| resiue ~ Woouseown as9 ~ $500,
M: MI Fun aIs ~. ~ snS eio ~,
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-03
cLARksBoRo.

Mrs. Ivy Brown, of Highlands of the
Navesink, is spending the week with
her parents, Rev and Mrs J. A. Van
malta
Mrs. Gertrude Burk, widow of the
late Rev y. Y. Burk, has been for sew
eral days renewing acquaintances
among the former parishioners Of her
husband.
The Sunday School Conference held
in the M. E. Church last Thursday was
of great benefit to Sunday school work
ers and all present we're enthused to
go home and do more work in the fu-
ture than ever before
Bishop Scarborough, of Trenton Wis
tied st. Peters Episcopal Church last
Thursday evening, and administered
the rite Of confirmation to two candi-
dates
Sunday school Of the M E. Church
will be held in the morning at $50
a. m. until further notice, preaching
service at 1890 a. M, also communion
service will be held next Sunday morn
ing. All welcome.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Shute of West
Philadelphia, spent Saturday and Sun
day among relatives.
Mrs. Emerson McGeorge and Mrs
| Gertrude Callahan, of WoodstoWn
were guests of Mrs. McGeorge's sis
ter, Mrs. Edmund Weatherby on Fri.
| day.
A pretty home wedding occurred on
Monday afternoon at the home of Mr.
land Mrs. Hentzel w Knauff, Of
Bridgeton, their daughter, Miss Kath-
l,,xy., I,ni7a ~ ,7y1s+od ~ Mr. Gooroo Van.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-03
Bridgeport.

! The yards and flowers and gardens are
! taking on new appearance, fences are
| being whitewashed and painted, the roads
| kept free from rubbish Gas usual ashes J,
with few exceptions, and altogether we too
can boast Of 40 almost spotless town.
/ Mr.. Charles Risler, Of Pierce Business
! College, is at home sick with diptheria. At
| this writing he is doing nicely and it seems
the disease is in light form, and it is hoped
| will so continue.
| Miss Hettie Sapp is taking boarders, either
permanent or transient. Hettie has many
| friends here, who wish her well in her new
undertaking.
| A very pretty wedding was soleminized
ON Monday evening last, at the home OF
Mr. Frank Rider, when Miss Name 5.
Kyle, the beautiful daughter Of Mr.. Joseph
Kyle, Of Chambersburg, Pa, was welded
to Mr.. George IT. Burt, prominent young
man Of Chester, Pa, also brother OF Mrs.
Rider Rev. Willis Reeves performed the
marriage ceremony at eight o'clock, p. M.
The bride was gowned in steel Lansdowne,
and carried a shower boquet Of Bride roses.
The brides maid wore white Lansdowne;
theigroomand best man the onYenti0nal suit
of black broadcloth. After congratulations
the wedding party were invited to the din
ing room where an elegant dinner was
served, amid beautiful decorations Of plants
and flowers. Mrs. Burt was the recipient
of many useful and beautiful gifts. The
newly welded couple will reside in Ches-
ter, Pa, we're a newly furnished home
awaits them.
Farmers in this yicininty have all their
tomato plants cut in the field, and some
have commenced setting out sweet potato
plants Mr.. George Sharp has several sweet
potato plants already in the field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McKaeg, of Pauls-
boro, were oyer-Sunday visitors here with
relatives and friends. Mr.. MoKaeg was i'll
last week at his home, but soon recovered,
though his suffering was intense, he said,
from being oYerheated in riding his wheel
from the powder factory.
Miss Helen Sheets has fan recovered
from her recent illness as to be able to be
out doors.
P. w. Gill was quite sick last Saturday,
suffering with heavy cold on the lungs, but
has kept up and at this writing is on duty
as usual.
Mrs. P. W. Gill is spending some time
with her sisters at Atlantic City.
Mr.. John D. Norton, our early truck
gardner, has very prosperous looking lot
Of early truck, and I think by the time it
natures, he may we'll be counted IN as a
good Granger.
think that W. j. Helmes has in mind
becoming next best gardner, as he has set
out is garden in rhuharb.
Mr.. William Frank, one of our farmers
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-03
PEDRIcKToWN

Hiram Doughten, a respected citi-
zen and for years a resident of this
place, passed away on Tuesday after
noon of last week, after a short i'll
ness with pneumonia Mr.. Doughten
was among the successful farmers in
this section, having acquired consider
able means, but retired from active
life about seven years since. He was
sixty-eight years of age. The funeral
services were held on Saturday morn
ing from the residence of his son with
whom he made his home. Interment
in the Perkintown Cemetery.
Mrs. Clarissa Coombs has moved
from Centre Square into part of
the house with Mrs. Lucinda Dawson.
Mrs. James Workman is recovering
from an attack Of the grip.
A force of workmen are engaged in
pushing the work of building the new
bank The foundation is about com
pleted.
Shad fishermen are complaining of
a poor season.
DR.. H. T.. Johnson is riding a new
motor cycle.
Mrs. Hester Thompson, who was re-
moved from her home here to the
Aims house about four years ago, died
there last week, and was buried in
the cemetery at Perkintown on We'd
nesday
The infant son Of Mr.. Perry is slight
ly improved.
VIM Casey has position on the
Philadelphia trolleys.