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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-01

Miss Lucy Moore has the measles.
b. Emmons came to town Tuesday.
Mrs. Hiram Moore is more comfortable.
Miss Stella Ryan returned home Mon
day.
Chas. Davis spent Sunday with his fam
NY here.
Il. A. Reynolds was in South Royalton
Monday.
Charles Tucker and wife visited his sis
ter recently.
c. b. Jones is working at the steam mill
on Carpenter hill.
Hiram spaulding and wife had little
son born Jan. 26th.
NC. Moves and wife returned from
thei trip Wednesday.
j. S. Wiley has bought the Calvin Fay
place of J. +. Shepard.
Mrs. A. G. Gibson returned home from
Bemis, n. H., Tuesday.
Geo. Drown and wife have been staying
at NJ. c. Noyes' while they were away.
Dr.J. C. Kenney assisted in amputating
one of Herbert Harrington's fingers sun
day.
p. skinner has taken home his horse
which was injured some time ago. IL is
! improving slowly.
School in Districts Nos. and nave
| been closed for the term, owing TO the
teachers having the measles.
j. f.. Shepard bought two pairs OF cattle
I the past week, one OF n. Day ana one oil
I Chas. Perry Of West Hartford.
/ b. Jordan OF STAFFORD, who drives a
| four horse freight team from sharon 70
I STAFFORD. loaded his wagon and left his
horses to 90 into the station to see about
some freight bills, when the horses started
{ on the keen run. AS they started down
the hill the near pole horse showed un-
usual intelligence by holding back and
irving to stop them. lie pulled OF both
hind shoes IN trying to hold back the load,
1 mt was finally thrown and dragged by
the others as far as the creamery, where
| they were stopped by Chas. Barrett. The
horse was cut and quite badly bruised.
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WEST eRooKFIELp.

Josie Sumner was home from X. 5. \. 3
last week.
Ella Sumner has been confined to the
house for some time, owing to a lame
ankle.
Amada Shea from York state has been
visiting his uncle, Henry Shea, for few
weeks.
Miss Mae Chadwick, who has been Ill
since her return from Philadelphia, -
now much better.
The work Of filing the creamery zee
house was commenced Friday. FIVE
teams were employed TO draw the ice TO
tbe ice mouse, which has been enlarged 70
nearly double its original size
q. n. Terrill, secretary Of the Vermont
Cattle commission, with veterinary from
Mortified, tested the cows owned py
+. 3. Bowman and Fred Rutz last week.
Six in Mr.. Bowman's herd were con-
demned and three in Mr.. Rutz'.
Winter coughs are apt 10 result IN con-
sumption il neglected. They can be soon
broken up by using Foley's Honey ana
Tar. sold by II. A. Leonard, Randolph,
and e. A. Densmore, Chelsea.
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Spencer French has been quite sick the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tierney are both on
the sick list.
Mr.. NanDeusen is away on trip selling
Dr. Daniels medicines.
Harold Waning went Monday TO Proc
tor to work for the marble company.
The infant child OF George Edwards is
very sick and attended by DR.. Winch.
Mr.. Cheney Of Burlington was here
Wednesday TO repair Mr.. Rice's gasoline
engine.
Mrs. Fannie Vinton OF East Granville
spent Tuesday with Mrs. Kendall and
Mrs. Sowles.
John Untiedt and Mrs. Emma Barrows
OF West Brooktieid were guests Of Mrs. ID.
l.. Nichols Friday.
l.. Webb and Miss Mary Of East Gran
Vile were visitors at Mr.. kendalls
Wednesday aud Sunday.
Mrs Ransom, the nurse who has been 81
Mrs Rice's, caring for the latter's molher'
went to her sisters In Waterbury Monday.
Mrs. Huntington Of Montpelier returned
TO her home Monday after visiting her
brothers, II. p. and d. Worcester, for a
Z few days
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GRANVILLE.

Henry Riley Is on the sick list
Miss Jane Page is visiting at 5. II.
kentis.
Ward Bean got badly hurt while coast
ing last week.
O. Lewis and wife from Hancock visited
at Chester Lewis Sunday.
Flynn Ford hurt his wrist very badly
while coasting Tuesday morning.
b. LANG gave an entertainment in
Ladies' hall Tuesday, Jan. 23rd, to large
audience.
Mrs. Hattie Eaton and Ralph Bundy OF
Rochester spent a few days last week at ;.
Ii. Kent's.
Miss Florence Kendall, who has been
spending few weeks in NOrthheld. re-
turned home last Saturday.
There was a very pleasant gathering OF
the school pupils, neighbors and few
young people Friday evening at 5. III.
Kentis. Games OF finch and crokinole
and instrumental and vocal music were
enjoyed, also the phonograph entertain
ment given by Mr.. FIfield.
The school in South Hollow, taught by
Bessie Eaton, closed Jan. 26th; six pupils
enrolled having an average attendance OF
5.S5. Herman Kent and Walter Poland
were perfect in attendance; William Kent
absent one half day and Laura Poland enc
day during the school year.
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Rev. William Reynolds Of Bethel was IN
Mrs. II. i. Hinckley spent Tuesday in
Mrs. q. d. Harrington spent few days
last week In Brattleboro.
q. /. Morse has been quite al with grip
but is better at this writing.
a meeting of the school board was held
at the town clerks Office Tuesday AFTER
noon. -.
Miss Ruby Greene entertained Miss
Martha Peake from Friday till MONDAY
morning.
A daughter weighing ten pounds was
horn TO Mr.. and Mrs. Edward lehhes
Thursday, Jan. 25th.
William skinner. Miss Alice Grant ana
Miss :. q. Goodrich were IN Noo1stoeA
Monday aud Tuesday.
Last week son was born 70 Mr. anu
Mrs Edward Hickey of Bethel, being u
grandson Of Mr.. and Mrs ueorse -
Smith " ..,a,hiId
a. 4 Morse announces that gra ndchiia
number four is boy, a son being born 70
MIR and Mrs. Clarence w. Davis luesuag'
Ian. 30, weighing ten pounds.
oliver Atwood of Long Island, former
-osident ~ RoyaIton, recently spent lhree
davs with Mr.. and Mrs. seymour 1uiNeI'
Mr.. Atwood was on the way home i ,i'l,l
Malone. n. Y, where he had been Vlsltllg'
aud stopped here to call upon ola iiiei's'
Members Of the Royalton Woman cruz y
epioved a musicale at the nome o. a..
s. Belknap in South hoyaltoin ~ vo,
ofternoon. The program consisted OF No-
al ana Instrumental music by Mrs. Del
Sas ms pupils. two solos by Mrs. Belknap
"a IA eselactions in regard 10 music and mu-
al aii.isns giyen by different members OF the
cinb Dainty refreshments were seINeo'
and the social hour was most enloNaoie'
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WEST HARTFoR@

Mark Mudgett OF Bethel spent Sunday
az 5. L. Dimick's.
Mrs. r. G. Munsell has so far recovered
As to be able to sit up.
Mrs. J. W. Watson and Miss 6laays
spent sunday in Hanover.
mr. Fish Of south Royalton was in town
Sunday TO assist DR.. Watson in an opera
ton.
Alec Jovce and wife Of sharon recently
srent the day with their daughter, MIS-
Harrington.
Herbert Harrington had the misfortune
ert ,,if the end 81 finger in the sausage
cutter last Thursday
Mr.. Palmer Of West Norwich has moved
into Mr.. Blanchard's tenement and VII
chop for A. l.. Morse.
f. ii. Barrows was called to Hartior'
last Thursday by the serious injury Of hi
-, Dr Rarrows. which was caused b,
as horse running and going over higi
bank walt
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vERsHIRE.

Mr.. Phillips is boarding at Mr.. Dickin-
sons. -, A.,
Miss Cutler has finished work for MRS.
X. o. Darling. .... -
Mrs. smith aud children are visiting her
mother. Mrs. Swinyer.
Mrs. Warren fuller is improving aiter
her very serious relapse.
orlson Maltby is better and able TO pe
out and visit his friends.
A surprise party was held at MI I'll
mans last week Tuesday.
r. p. Brown celebrated his birthday
recently BY party of friends at has nome
Mildred Clough of Thetford academy
had 4 schoolmatc friend with her over
Sunday.
school at the Lower village Mrs. [. >
Fly teacher, closed last Friday after a very
nlsasant and profitable term.
t1,racs Goodwin has gone TO Bellows
FsIls where he has employment with the
Vermont Farm Machine company.
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EAST eRooKFlELD.

Z. c. jackson was in Barre Monday.
A, G. Barnes of Randolph spent SUNDAY
with his cousin, Mrs. Jennie Wheat!ey.
There was a good attendance at the
social last week. About IS was cleared.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Medcalt attended
the funeral of Ira Rowell in Williams
town Saturday.
The Williamstown Dramatic club VIII
present the drama, entitled 'Striie,' IN
Inc Town hall next Monday evening"
Feb. 5th.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 5. Wheatley had their
telephone put in last week, the same Delng
Ghristmas nresent from the Sunday
school and patrons OF the line.
Az and Mrs. Asa Harrington Of Barre
srent Friday and Saturday with Mr.. ana
Mrs. f. d. Richardson and helped them
celebrate the sd anniversary OF their mar
rage.
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aPm the luckiest man m Arkansa ~
..-;tes II /. stanley OF Bruno, since Ihe
s..ts-sfion 81 my wites health after I'VE
l l'.,.S.- "a continuous coughing and bleed
M, rom the lungs; and 4 owe my gooo
fs-fnne 10 the worlds greatest ineulCll..'
Dr. Kings New Discovery tor co ,l.s I'm
49, .,,,-[' r,rsnunfion il taken in time. Ms
- fnnroved with the first bottle aha
t,ssIve bottles completed the cure - =.
Inc worst coughs and colds or money
f.,,5e5 zoe. and 81. Trial bottle iree'
For sale by II. A. Leonard ana -
BRYAN. Randolph.
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SOUTH RANDOLPH.

Miss Lena A. Barup spent a day at
Willow farm last week.
Mr.. Loomis is in rather poor health
hut manages to do most OF his chores.
Miss Ruth Hanks being unable 70 re-
sume her school work in Meriden, Conn.,,
returned to her home some little time
ago.
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HANCOCK.
+ shall be in Hancock Feb. $.

/ snhll De IN hhhNoNN - S,.s.s...
DIR. GRO. IA. SPILLER, Optician'
Mrs. Richard Boyden has been quite ILL.,
susie and Emily Stockweil, with Miss
Morse Of Rochester, spent day Win
friends here the last Of the week
q. f. Blair ana VIM. Fifield we're IN
Rochester Sunday to attend the funeral OF
Clifford Flanders, who was buried by the
Z. o. .. +.
Robin redbreasts are more numerous
and cheerful than the lumbermen IN thls
vicinity on account of the absence Of snow
for their work.
Quite number Of the people IN TINS
vicinity made good use OF the nice Weathel
by making quite quantity oi ala ~
ssrup. Clarence Martin tapped 300 trees
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Stimulation Without Irritation.

In cases Of stomach and liver trouble the
nroner -er lent is to stimulate these
organs without irritating them. Orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup aids digestion ana
stimulates the liver and bowels without
irritating these organs like pills or ordl-
nary cathartics. Il does not nauseate or
gripe and is mud and pleasant TO take
sold BY II. A. Leonard. Randolph, and -
A. Densmore, Chelsea.
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$40 Icy J. G. Warren, pastor Of the
$780,. E4ptlst church, BclaIr. Ca, SAYS Of
- pa. hitters: -sIt's a Godscnd to man
5..... z cured me Of lame back. stiff
enc complete physical collapse.
~ NeAs il took me half an hour to
t.-. lle- Two bottles Of Electric Bit
-sI made me 50 strong ! have just
- three miles in 50 minutes and feel
49, Walking three more. rs made a new
- ne 6reatest remedy for weak
r.-l4la az stomach. liver and kidney
aints. Guaranteed. Price SOC.
- a5ie y Il. A. Leonard and +. L.
'.sah' Randolph.
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Mrs Frank Thresher visited relatives in
Stowe recently.
Norris Hagar and son, JAY, spent sun
day in Gavsville
The youngest child Of Ed. Gushea is
very III with brain fever.
Mrs. Bertha Nickerson aud Miss Marion
spent Sunday at VIM. Ladue's.
School ia district No. 2 closed last Fri
day; Miss Maude Ladue teacher.
Mrs. Henry Farr visited her sister, Mrs.
Wainwright, in Randolph last week.
Ira Luce has finished work for Elijah
Flint and is working for +. G. Bachelor.
Mrs. S. P. Tarbell returned home Satur-
day after visiting in Randolph several
days.
George Bacon has moved back TO his
farm on Braiutree hill, and Henry Luce
has moved into the hotel vacated by MT
Bacon.
As Mr.. Kennedy was returning from
work in the tale mine last week Wednesday
evening, his horse became frightened at q
train and threw him out, breaking his
shoulder and three ribs.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-01

A man who once had rough, horny
hands made them soft and smooth with
Witch Hazel Salve, but he used the gem
uine that bearing the name "E. {. De
witt a Co, Chicago" For sores, boiis,
cuts, burns, bruises, etc, II has no equal,
and affords almost immediate relief from
blind, bleeding, itching and protruding
piles. Sold by NJ. J. Sargent 4 Son, South
Royalton.
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4 Gnaranteed Cure 20 PIIes.

itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protruding
piles. Druggists are authorized TO refund
money il PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure
in6 TO II days.50c.
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To Cure a Colo in One Day.

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quiniue Tab
lets. Druggists refund money If 1t fails to
cure. e. ". GROVES signature is on
each box. 25c.
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SHARON.

Harlan Caruenter, dentist, will be at the
Sharon House, Monday, Feb. 9TH, to re-
main one week.
O. Z. Sawyer has a large quantity OF nice
dry sawdust for sale at zoe, a load. Call at
his house to pay. 3W
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sRAiNTREs.


The auditors OF the town of Braintree
hereby give notice that they will meet AZ
the town house ia Braintree on the 10Th
day Of February, 1905. at 10 O'Clock to eX-
anime and adjust the accounts Of all town
officers Of said town.
The seiectmen Of said town VIII meet az
the said time ana place 20 examine and ad-
just the claims Of all persons against said
town, and notice s. hereby given that all
persons having claims against said town
incurred prior to March 1, 1905, must be
presented then or said accounts will be
hereafter excluded. 2w
IF. II. CLEVELAND.
Auditors A. l.. FLINT.
[ GEORGE FLA0G.
Ii. II. FLINT.
Selectmen w. S. HOWARD.
5. A. HUTCHINSON.
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Mothers can safely give Foley's Honey
and Tar to their children for coughs and
colds, for ii contains no oplates or other
nelson's. Sold by II. A. Leonard, Ran
dolph, and c. A. Densmore, Chelsea.
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Royal
Bakin0 Powder
Absolutely
Pure
D,sTlNCTIVELY a CREAM OF
TARTAR BAKING POWDER

It does not contain an atom OF phoS-
pbatic acid (Which is the product of bones
ldipested in sulphuric acid) or of alum
(which is one-third Sulphuric acid) sub
stances adopted for other baking powders
because of their cheaPness.
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Foley's Honey and Tar Is best Tor GROUP
and whooping cough, contains no opia u'.
ana en7es quickly. Careful mothers keep
il In The house. sold by II. A. Leonard
Randolph, and G. A. Densmore, Chelsea
Evening journal., 1906-10-26
Reception to Bride

One OF the most important and
beautiful arranged events OF the year
in Baltimore society was a luncheon
for about 200 guests, given at o'clock
yesterday afternoon by Mr.. and Mrs
Michael Jenkins az Llewellyn. their
country place. on Lake avenue. in
honor Of their niece, Miss Garland OF
this city. whose marriage to William
Martin Griffin, of~Vancouver, British
Columbia, takes place here tomorrow.
and also 10 Introduce another niece.
Miss Florence Herman. Of Utica. ". Y.
who has just returned from England,
where she spent the past year at OK
ford University
I Nature combined with art added 20
the brilliancy Of the occasion. and the
magnificent old estate never appeared
in morea ttractive guise. The early
frost, followed by the rains Of the past
week, had converted the foliage crown
ing the slopes and sides Of the revines
leading uD to the summit which forms
the home into continuous vistas Of the
richest coloring, surrounding the spaci-
GUS mansion I'm a perfect framework Of
glorious autumn tints. The interior
was in delicate harmony with the pict-
uresque scene without. The piazzas
We're inclosed with glass. which In turn
was hung with Southern smilax, while
over the doorway were masses Of ferns,
connecting the gracefully archlng
branches OF the tall cocoa palms on
either side. Along the piazzas and in
the adjoining apartments were placed
small tables decorated with vases Of
pink roses and set forth with superb
old silver cut glass and china. at
4 which the luncheon was served.
In addition to a large proportion OF
Baltimore society the guests included
a number Of prominent persons from
the Pacific Slope, Vancouver. Seattle
and Canada, who will attend the we'd
ding Of Miss Garland and Mr. Grighn.
who went from here to Baltimore i'm a
special car for the occasion, returning
in the late afternoon. Among them
were Mr.. Griffin, librarian Of the
House OF Parliament, Toronto, SAN
ada; Mrs. Griffin and Miss Griffin par
D ents and sister OF the groom. and the
bride-elects father, Spottswood Gar
land.
Mrs Jenkins wore an equisite gown
of white pongee, effectively embroid-
cred by hand. Miss Garland was in
white lace over white silk and chiffon.
and Miss Herman wore a simple girlish
gown Of white silk tucked and trimmed
with Valenciennes lace. Others re-
ceiving With Mrs. Jenkins were Mrs.
| Spotswood Garland, Of this city who
wore gray chiffon velvet embroidered
by hand; MrMs. Herman, OF Utica. n.
Y, who wore gray panne satin and old
rose point lace; Mrs. ]. Crossan Cooper.
Miss Mary Herman and Miss Grace
Herman.
Those present from Wilmington were
the Misses Cause. Lea and Mauel
Evening journal., 1906-10-26
Criterion Club Dance

In Breck's Mills last evening the
Criterion Club gave their first dance
OF the season. Those present were the
Misses Anna. Ridings Edith Ridings
Louise Thomas, Ruth priscoll, Hannah
Crumlish. Katheryn Crumlsh. Brenda
Smeltzer. Anna Smeltzer. Mary Shields,
Janet Morris Hannah Oil. Mae Mack
lin. Beatrice Frank. Margaret Macartle,
Alice Dickerson, Ella Slower, Janet
Lowell Miss Guest, Sayde Lynch. Mrs.
Fred Snyder and Mrs. Herbert White;
Messrs. Ray Cole, Ralph Mckinney. l..
Cam, Bayard Johnson. DR.. Cam, John
Keough. willard Lenderman, Fred
Guest, Henry Guest Harry Ray
Thomas Kilvington. Harvey d. Vernon.
Charles Weldon, Thomas Kester.
Thomas Tully Harold Murphey, Martin
J. Sullivan. John Ilandel Clarence
Pipin. John Bryan. Fred Blackiston,
Frank Sawin. Fred Rommel Watson
Lenderman and J. Alaine williamson
Mrs. Walter Ridings acted as chap
erone
Evening journal., 1906-10-26
SAMSON IS THE
GREAT SACHEM

GEORGETOWN. oct 26.-The Great
council OF Delaware Improved Order
of Red Men, closed It's fifty-frst an
lnual session here yesterday, after three
ldavs Of strenuous work, during which
time a great amount OF business was
transacted AS fitting climax the
delegates were entertained last evening
at a reception and dinner given In their
honor by Nanticoke Tribe. Of this place.
The election Of officers to serve the
ensuing year resulted as follows:
Great sachem, DIT. Francis r. San
som. Ellendale; great senior sycamore,
h. V. Baker. Selbyville; great prophet.
Emory b. Riggin. LAUREL great chief
OF records. Edward Mclntire. Whining
ton: great keeper OF wampum. Leon
ard Hess. Wilmington; great sannap.
Harry NJ Vickers, Georgetown; great
mischenwa. Clarence Beebe. Lewes,
great guard of wgvam ". T. Carter,
.Bridreville; great guard Of forest S
.E. Saxton, Magnolia; great representa-
tives, Charles McIntire and George c.
Evening journal., 1906-10-26
Printers' Unlon Winninn.

NEW YORK. Oct. 26.-Typographicai
Union. No 6, won a new victory in its
fight for the eight-hour day. when
President Murphy received the follow
ing letter from the Powers Printing
Company:
Dear Sir: Beginning Thursday. Oc-
tober 25. we have decided to operate
our composing room on the eight-hour
basis and employ none but members Of
your union. We trust that I'm taking
this action that we will have your
hearty cooperation"
It is expected that in the course Of a
few weeks several more Offices will ac-
cept the eight-hour day. The Powers
Printing Company is one OF the largest
in New York city.
Evening journal., 1906-10-26
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nd Social Notes
Perso

Mrs. Lee Martin is visiting her par
ents at Kennett Square.
Mrs. West and son are spending sew
eral days at Fair Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs William Evans have re-
turned from visit to Cochranville.
Mr. and Mrs. silas H. Johnson have
returned from oxford, where they Wis
ited John II. Johnson.
DR.. and Mrs. Samuel L. Rea and Mrs.
Lizzie Hope of oxford, attended the
wedding of Miss Mary f. Farra anu
Charles Clayton on "Wednesday.
Mrs. D. H. Boyce and son willard,
OF Cheswold, are the guests OF friends
in this city.
Miss Ethel c. Easom has returned
after a visit to Miss Pearl NJ. Green in
Cheswold.
Miss Lille Cole is the guest of Miss
Lottie Smith in Smyrna.
Mrs. George L. Stradley and Mrs. Eu-
gene Start spent yesterday with Mr.
apd Mrs. w. B. Grant in smyrna.
Mrs. J. Wilson Moore Of West Ches-
ter has returned after a visit to Potts
town and this city.
Bayard Brown Of Washington. D. c.
is visiting his father in this city
Mr. and Mrs. Charles b. Harper hav,
returned from a visit to Mr. and Mrs
Joseph II. Harper in Leiperville.
Robert Wier has returned to Ride,
Park.
S. Tinley Scott has returned aftei
visiting his parents in Townsend.
Evan Ainscow has returned from
Elkton where he was the guest Of hi
daughter, Mrs. Cadmus Price.
Miss Susanna Jackson OF Woodlawr
has returned home after a visit here
Harry Budd spent last Saturday an,
Sunday with his parents in Ceciiton.
Eugene, Dawson spent last week II
Cecilton the guest OF his parents. tn
Rev and Mrs. w. f. Dawson.
Joseph wetmore. OF Cleveland, Ohio
was visiting old friends here yester
day.
Mrs. William Downey. who has beei
III, has recovered.
Miss Mary o. Atkins has returned q
her home at Laurel after a pleassn
visit to her sister Mrs. c. T. Wyatt.
Frederick A Davis and Miss Ethe
Dolson were married yesterday at As
bury NJ. z. parsonage by Rev. II. A
G. Westerfield.
Last night at Asbury parsonag
George II. Beauchamp and Miss Ann P
Short were married by the Rev. H.
G. Westerheld.
Grand Worthy President Krause @
the Fraternal Order OF Eagles has re
turned from a trip through the East
ern States.
Evening journal., 1906-10-26
Reception to Pastor

Rev. and Mrs. Albert c.. Jameson. OF
eht East Lake Presbyterian Church,
were given = reception last night.
Those on the receiving COMMITTEES were
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Vincent and Mrs.
William Stewart Mr.. Vincent pre-
sided and he made few remarks in
welcome to the pastor and people. The
hymn, "Blest be the Tie That Binds. q"
was the beginning Of the evenings
entertainment. followed by prayer by
the Rev. Frank Campbell of the United
Presbyterian Church. The different
organizations welcomed the pastor. to
which Mr. Jameson responded. He
thanked them for the warm welcome
they had given him. Mrs Victor r.
Pyle. soloist. then sang, accompanied
by Miss Ida Appleby on the piano.
Victor Pyle then gave a flute solo.
Evening journal., 1906-10-26
COL. WOODMAN I'LL

Colonel Andrew J. woodman, Of No
1G06 Pennsylvania avenue, is confined to
his home with an, attack of Illness. which
is causing his friends much anxiety.
Colonel Woodman, who is Y years OF
age, is one of the best-known residents OF
Wilmington. Heis a member OF the COM
pany which captured Jen Davis at the
ending OF the civil War, and is one OF
the founders and an ex-officer OF the Ma
tionai Society Of the Sons OF the Ameri-
can Revolution. He is also prominent
member OF the G. A, r. For years he
was in the coal business here.