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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-24
Alton Social

ALTON, VA, February 2s.-News was
received here yesterday of the death OF
Mr.. Will Crist at Catlcttsburg, Ky, after
a very short illness. Mr.. Crist was a
former wel-known resident Of Nelson
county, but for number OF years has
lived in Kentucky, where he was pronli-
nent hotel manager. Besides a wife end
a young daughter, he leaves four sisters.
Mrs. Fannie Coiner. OF stnunton; Mrs.
Jennie Mccain, OF Nelson; Mrs. James r.
Goodloe, OF Alton; Mrs. Walstrom, OF
Missouri and two brothers In West Vir-
giNa. Mrs w. Bailey Saunders, OF Rich-
mond, is ono Of his nieces.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Goodloe and Misses
Georgia and Pusha Goodloc left for Rich
mond yesterday, where they will spend
the rest Of the winter and early spring
with Mrs. Douglas N1acGregor on PARK
Avenue.
Mrs. Hartwell Hawthorne is visiting
relatives in Charlottesville this week.
Mrs. Lizzie Stout, OF Augusta, was at
Alton OH Thursday.
Mr.. S. Fleming spent several days at
Amherst this week.
The Odd Fellows lodge at Avon int
tiated large class last night. This Is
one of the most flourishing lodges OF
the State,
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WARRENT0N SOCIAL
Tspecia, to Tho Times Dispatch.

! wARRINTON, VA, February Ga
Mrs Il. Beverly Slater has returned
home from Roanoke, Va, where she
spent some time.
Mr.. Bernard Thyson. who has had
charge of Il large electric plant at
Elkton, Md, is at home again for a
short while. He has resigned his posi-
ton with the plant at Flkton to take
charge of similar concern in the
South.
Mrs. L. A. Iiser is at home for a
few days.
SIR. Temple Gwathmey, who is we'll
known here and in New York in the
hunting circles, is spending few days
at his country home near here.
ar. John B. Grayson Went to Wash
ington on Thursday last on business.
Mr.. j. a. C. Keith left yesterday
for Culpeper, where he will conduct
the prosecution in the Strothcr-By-
waters case.
The February hop will take place
out at Bethel tonight. Quite party
of young folks will so out from town.
The Kings Daughters OF this place
Will giVe d Cplonial tea on the 22d and
suite an extensive program has been
arranged.
Miss Sailie Marshall left last week
for Washington and Baltimore, where
she VII spend some ,.me.
Announcement has been made OF tn
{ engagement of Miss Sarah McCahe t.
Mr.. Lee 3iHler, both of this place TIL;
& Wedding viii take place next month
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/ has heen confined to his nome

geon. has been confined to his home
with grip this week.
Mrs. r. a. Parsons, Of Johnson City,
Tenn, is at the Blacksbu-g Inn. being
here to see her son, who is student
at the institute.
Mr. Aaron Graham was among the
Christiansburg visitors to this place on
Thursday
The concern known as the Blacksburg
Supply Company has been Incorporated
under the name Of BLACK Brothers."
and Will enlarge their business to a
considerable extent. DR.. Kent Black
has entered into partnership with MS
brothers, Messrs. Charles and Alexander
Black, in this company, and the ctlange
of name will obliterate the confusion
with the new company--thc Blacksburg
Power and supply Company Mr..
| Charles Black has also disposed Of his
| livery business to Messrs. nenry and
| William Argabrite, who will have
| charge of this In the future
Mr.. j. II. Woolwinc has recovered
| from his recent illness, and is at his
4 store again.
Mr.. George Linkous had the msfor-
tune to fan from scaffoldinE Tues
day, breaking his arm and otherwise
\ injuring himself.
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WYTREVlLLE
Especial to The Times-Di-pdlch.

~
WYTHEvILLI1, VA, February ca
Mr.. and Mrs. ". S. Moore are in Bris-
tol for a few days.
Or. George L. Nye. of tho Lythia
Springs, left on Saturday for bust
ness trip TO Hurricanes, w. Va.
Miss Willie Withers returned home
Saturday after visit of several weeks
to friends in BluefeId. w Va.
Mr.. Samuel Williams, Jr., or Wash
ington and Lee University. is the guest
of his parents, Judge and Mrs. S. w.
Williams, this week,
rms. w w Pendleton. of Lynchburg
was visitor to friends in town this
week.
Senator p. \. st, Clair. Of Giles, is a
visitor in toWn this week
Mr.. EIufa Jackson, Of Emory and
Henry College, visited his parents
Judge and Mrs, Jackson, this week FOL
few days.
Mr.. J. Irby Hurt and Misses Booker
or Abingdon, were the guests OF Miss
Aarceila Hurt at the Convent yills
Maria Monday.
Sheriff ". p, Crockett was In tow,
Saturday. and able to attend to bust
ness after having recovered from hi.
recent severe Illness.
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IN PETERSBURG

PETERSBURG. VA, February az
The Wednesday Music Club met at
the home of Mrs William Francis
Drewry, and heard an especially at
tractve program from Mendelssohn.
rendered by Miss Bessie Mann, Miss
Mary Patteson, Miss Ann Belle Pate
SON. Miss Finney, Miss Mary Booth.
Miss Bette Jones. Miss Jennie Turner
and Miss I.ulie Mcllwainc. The songs
were contributed by Miss Jean Green
way Tr.gg and Mrs. Myer Saal.
The guests OF the club were Mrs. 70.
d. Bond. Miss Jeffrcs, Miss Emily
Jones and Mrs. r. p. Gillian.
The next meeting will be held at the
home OF the Misses Jones on Mar
shall Street.
The Young Ladies' Literary Club
met on Friday morning with Miss Mary
Triplett Patteson Mrs. >. Wilkes Mad
ison read on "Amsterdam"; Miss II.
w Venablc, on "The Commercial De-
vclopment OF Holland" and Miss Eliz-
nbeth Bradbury, ons"The Tulip Mania
The review OF currentievents was read
by Miss Lee Booth.
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CO., ana,,,. 57I-
- 49, more lhan twelve million
uoliafs year. This Is on the basis of
an average harvest ~ tl,r,a 81
b,,n1roa - i'''ii'o On hSe z
: ~ ~ A''''tu cases or four dozen
ca CAM" eacii. put as n matter OF fact there
have been several wears lotc,v w,,on t,,a
cannerles produced close IN t,ya noi,,tnn
cases.
Most OF the sa1mop canno,.;as ,,,,,at,,
or located o., the l,oi,,n,hIa to D "
the Puget Sound district a. IN All, -.
are elevated ,inon n,Ie. "a No. M,
boats which convey tha sa1,,am go 80,
The fsbinp ,,rn,,nds 49,, ~, 49,. -, ~
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FREDERICK's HALL SOCIAL
Especial to The Times pispatch.l


T'REDERICK'S HALL. VA, February
Thursday afternoon. Friday morning
the earth was carpeted with the tleecy
flakes to the depth of two inches. Clear
and cold, with the mercury ranging
below fifteen degrees.
The lrederick's Hall -MIercerville meet
was held Friday. Two foxes were
started at the same time. After
spirited chase of many hours through
brush and underwood, across fields and
over fences, the cunning animal was
caught, -.r. Garland W. Goodwin being
nearest to the shaggy end of old Rey-
nard.
Mrs. ]. II. Perkins is spending some
time with her parents in Charlottes-
Vile.
Miss L. Maude Poindexter, after a
brief visit to the home Of Miss Leona
Cohran at Stuarts Draft. Va. is now
{. guest Of her uncle. Mr. Joseph Lips
comb in Clifton Forge.
MIR. Early Il. Terrell has returned af-
ter brief business rip to Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. D. Hanrick, of Shell
ley N. c., are guests Of Mrs. N. G..
Harris.
Miss Elizabeth segar is at home
again after a dying trip to Richmond
Miss Rose Hart is at home again f.
| ter a brief visit to friends in Rich
=, mond
I! Messrs. Charlie Z. Trice, L. A. Beck
/ ham. G. B. Sims and Lewis Talley re-
/ turned home to-day from Richmond
, where they obtained very satisfactory
| prices for their tobacco.
Mr.. l., r. Hobson. of Coveington, Va
| is a guest of Mrs. r.. p. Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Terrell have re.
| ,,rp nod fro, hrio ,irtk
4 mcr's parents at Beaver Dam, Va.
Miss Louise Garrett has returned
. home after spending some time il
/ Richmond and Roxbury visiting rela.
/ tives.
Miss Florence Garrett. OF West Point
Va, is guest Of Mrs. Robert N. Har
/ ris. her sister.
Miss Myrtle A. Atkinson has returned
to her school at Bel Aire. having spen
4, some time with friends in Orange.
Miss Tenant is a guest of Miss Nan
ME Goodwin
DR.. f. A. Terrell. who has been re
Gently indisposed. is is out again.
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Creme Social

e i
CREwT. VA, February e3.--,1'hc La.
IL. ea,n,,a ~ tbn prcsbyterinn
u 1N' tAiu ''oeis.s ..,.,,
Church gaSo ihosl eii'os u '''' s'' $3.50
at the home OF Mrs. Wilson Monday
evening. A record of the work done
during the year was read by the sec
rotary. The treasurer, MISS Pattic
Nyalthall. who has held the Office for
number Of years, is never happier
than when iingl!ng silver and telling
what .,we are going TO do with IT. as
sha did on this evening, muchs to tho
yratifcation Of the male members,
whose dependence on the Ladies' tAid
MS n money raiser and an all-rouna
church supporter is getting to be u
question OF considerable Importance
Mrs. George w. Oliver read a hulnor-
ous selection, .Wantcd. Preacher" If
one cot,4u be found possessing all the.
qualifications mentioned heaven Wouiu
be his home.
Mrs w. II. Wilson, who is q charm
inss hostess on all occasions, was at
hcl. best on this occasion Reiresh-
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WILLIAMSBURG
/ Special to The Times -Dlspatch.l

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, February %
DIR. +. II. Southall, who recently re-
signed as assistant physician at the
Eastern State Hospital. will leave Mon
day, with his family, for Amelia, where
they will take up their residence. Miss
Lizzie Meade. sister Of Mrs Southall,
and for a long time one OF the most
popular social figures of williamsburg,
viii accompany them.
skating party was given by the
young people Of the town at tho stating
rink Monday evening. Those present.
were: Miss Sue Hundley, Miss Mabel
stubbs, Miss Lizzie Meade, Miss Jetha
Thorpe, Miss Virginia Braithwaitc, Miss
Lillian Murphy, Mrs. Ware and Miss
Bertha Bra!thwaite. Several gentlemen
were also present. Mrs. Ware ana Mrs.
Purcell wee chnperons
The committee appointed for the es-
Publishing Of a Presbyterian woman's
college here has been quite active during
the past week In getting subscriptions
and making other preparations
Mr.. Archer H. Brooks spent Wednes-
day with friends in Richmond.
Miss Virginia Braithwaite will leave
Monday for II week Or ten days visit
to friends In Baltimore.
4 Mrs. l.. G. Long. Of Johnstown. Pa, Is
expected here for q visit to her parents
next week.
Mrs. +. w. Brooks, Of Manchester,
I spent several days during tho early part
1 Of tho week at tho home of MIS-. john
/ son.
Mr.. j. w. Gossman, former student
OF William ana Mary College, spent seVe-
rGl days with friends here this week.
Mr.. e. g. Graves, Jr., recently vlsitee
His father, Mr.. 49, g. Graves, OF Rich
4 mond.
! Miss Matte -. Walker, Of charlottes
vile. has returned to !ler home AFTER
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also here granddaughter, Miss Mary
i. -Palmorc. Of Richrnond and Mrs M

also here granddaughter, Miss Mary
Il. Palmore, OF Richmond, and Mrs. M.
a. Palmcrc. Of South Carolina.
Rev. Willie Reynolds, OF Cluster
Spra:Ge u, eft Is cay for his home.
He had been called here on account of
the extreme illness Of his father. Judge
j. Q. Reynolds. Judge Reynolds is im-
proving slowly.
Mr. John l.. Robinson. of Newport
News, is visiting his sister. Mrs. w. j.
Jenpings. neal afteraVi4le.
Nlessrs. John and Chester Ilee, are
visiting their mother at Fork Union.
Va.
Mrs, Emmett s. Taylor. Of Beach, Va
Is on n visit to her parents. Mr.. and
Mr. a. II MOON o. fnnworth
Miss Grace lIlinor Oliver and Mr..
Thurston Cooke were married Satur-
day at the home OF the bride. at Pinta,
near Boswell. The groom Is a sue
cessful young farmer near Cartersvillc.
ut which place the couple VIII reside
in future.
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short visit to her parents ut thei home,

short visit to her parents at thei home,
near Holdcroft.
Mrs Wallace, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Walter Ellis. at Ma
gruder, has returned to he home. in
Arena, Wis.
Mr.. L. II. Cloves, of Richmond, spent
a few days in town during the latter,
part Of last week.
Mr.. Thomas Proctor has returned to
his home, In Staunton, after a few days
visit to relatives here
Mr. B. B. Wolfe has returned home
after a short trip to. his old home, In
Delaware.
Mr. Randolph Harrison, who has been
suffering with paralysis for some time
will be taken to hospital In Richmond
for treatment in few days.
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BOWLING GREEN
----------------

rSpeclnlto l'heETmcs- Dispatch.] III
BOWLING GREEN. VA. February
23.--Mr. William M. Cobb, of near
Lynchburg, visited friends at Milford
this week.
Mr.. Eugene b. Travis spent several
days in Richmond this week.
Mrs. DR.. w. o, Smith. who has been
spending some time with her mother.
Mrs c. r. Ennis, has returned to her
home in Louisa.
Mrs James I3oulware, of near Upper
Zion. is visiting her daughter, Mrs. T..
S. Jones. in Orange county.
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IRON GATE
/ snccial 10 rhe Times Dispatch.

IRON GATE, VA, February 23.--Alr.
u p. Robinson has been made Mayor
Of the town, and has been kept busy.
Miss Margaret Robinson and her sis
ter, Mrs Nelson, with the lutter's two
Children, left to-day TO visit Mrs Frank
Holdsng In Huntington.
Mr.. a. Nageivoort, recently of Shon.
andoah, takes the place OF chemist at
1ils furnace, winch was rccetnlS Tu-
rated by Mr. T.. W, Conner. OF cleye.
land
Mr. Nasclyoort VIII put In rooster
lat me furnace and probably take
charge Of the same.
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CANNING THE SALMON.
Methods Which Are to Be Inves,

tigated by the Government.
The announcement that the United
states Government is taking steps to
inaugurate a rigid inspection Of meth
DDS md product In the salmon canncrics
OF the Pacific Northwest and Alaska, q
supervision such as has lately been I'M
stltuted ut the meat packing plants OF
Chicago and the Middle st.will serve
to direct public attention to what -
unqu0stionably one Of the most I'M
portant American industries,
1t Is estimated that the salmon pheh
of the Pacific coast has a valuation or.
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CARTERsvILLE
renoo,,,to ,rho ,rIncs- Djspotch,

Especial to Tho Times Dlspntch.1
CAItTTRf;VIILE. VA, February 23.---
The condition of Mrs. Mary y. Pnlnlore,
the aged lady who was so badly burned
here on Monday continues quite serl-
Gus. Her daughter Mrs Augusta 1fog-
crs, or Augusta. Ga, is with her, as are
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p Hauoin Buvs More Land

]. B. Haggin Buys More Land.
LIININCfnONElS G" l'ebruarv 23.--Jns.
47o acres Of land, at $50 IN acre. and
of w. II. Alexander 100 acres at 500
an acre, making q total addition to his
Illmendorf stud, comprising already close
10 5000 acres. of Il total of 500 acres
Mr.. l1aggin is now by far the largest
landowner in Central kentucky.
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Y rec, Trial IT. p Package !,

Piles sufferers IN the past have looked
upon an operation as the only ramedT
but they have not considered even ~,
operation as sure cure. Operat no
has not rooted out the disease ana
sufferer has looked forward SItI
shrinking 10 the sure day Wien VIZ" M
same horyible ordeal lnust bn nassaG
through again H't
The pyramid Pile Ctre clros Wh,o
Because il uets down hnrao.,,l :, ""s
face. IT hGlps nature relieyess ia .s sw sur-
ing stops Inc coneestion, hsa Ia nv hme III
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Cure Piles
Before Too Late

Pyramid Pile Cure VIII Quickly DO II
in the Privacy of Your Own Home.
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Q a . TO 1I Ia
Ps.,. tba <,Ths Kind Ysu Have Always Bought
Signature at G<zzzZ1
Florence.

Coroner Enoch DeWorth was a visitor
to this town on Sunday.
John Peacock was at the county seat on
Monday transacting business.
Mrs. julie Elliot, of this place, was a
visitor to Philadelphia on Monday.
Mark r. Kriebel, of Conshohocken, is
spending few days here with friends.
Charles Parker has taken position as
one of the engineers at Roebling's plant.
Miss Edna King of Burlington, has been
visiting Miss Lillian Page here for a few
days.
Anderson Shinn, of Burlington, was in
town on Saturday looking up business
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sutherland, o
Philadelphia, were in town on Sunday
visiting friends.
The Florence base ball team will jour
ney to Trenton next Saturday to play tf4
American Bridge team of that place.
There are to besome arrests here of SOM
of the boys that were fighting on the las
car from Burlington on Saturday, the
sixth of April.
There was slight fire Sunday Afternoon
at the Florence Iron Works new plant
which was soon extinguished by tn
company's department; there was n
damage Of any account.
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Surrogate's Office.

The will of Deborah F. Horner, whose
death occurred at Jacobstown, March ~,
has been admitted to probate by Surrogate
Lippincott, and letters testamentary
granted to her daughters, Josephine
Horner and Mary B. Hutchinson, named
as executives. The following requests
were made: To Josephine Horner, house
hold goods; to Anna V. Hutchinson,
Bertha M. Hutchinson, grandchildren,
800 each. this $500 to be held by the
mother of the children, Mary B. Hutchin-
son, to be paid to them when they arrive
at eighteen years of age; to Anna V.
Hutchinson, large eight-day clock; to
Mary B. Hutchinson. white handled
knives and silver water pitcher. The rest
of the estate is divided equally between
Josephine Horner and Mary B. Hutchin.
son.
Holly, was admitted to probate and letters
Allen, who is sole legatee The personal
estate is valued at SO, 500.
Letters of administration were granted
to Maude D. Shinn, Administrative, fol
the estate of her husband. Benjamin F,
Shinn, late of Eayrestown. The value oil
the personal property is $500.
Antoni Consorowski, of Riverside, wal
granted letters of administration on the
estate of his brother, Stanislaw Gonsoro
wski, late of Riverside. The valuation Of
the personal estate is $3.50.
John Marshall, of Beverly, was appoint
ed guardian for his niece, Bertha Butler
of Beverly, she being minor under four
teen years of age.
The Burlington City Loan & Trus
Company has been granted letters of ad
ministration on the estate of Elizabeth S
Rodgers. late of Burlington. The person
al property is valued at $4,000.
Letters of administration were granted
to Matilda E. Heisler on the estate of hel
husband, Iseral P. Heisler, late of Delanco
The valuation of the personal property il
$500.
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Annis Stockton Chapter, d. A. R

meeting of the members of the Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution, who de-
sired to form a chapter in Burlington
county, met at the home of DR.. Alexander
Marcy, Jr., Riverton, April 6, to organize
formally, Miss Ellen Mecum, State Regent
of New Jersey, being present. Miss
Mecum stated that through the authority
vested in her by the National Board, she
had appointed Mrs. Harriet Merrill Pan
coast, Regent of Burlington county, and
was proud of her success in obtaining
such fine chapter. She also appointed
Mrs. Alexander Marcy, Jr., vice-regent
The other officers elected were Mrs. R.
+. CORY, of Riverton, registrar; Mrs. Fred
erick Blackburn, recording secretary; Miss
Bessie Warwick, treasurer; Mrs. Katherine
Reeve, historian; Mrs. Abbie ODER Hole
man, chaplain. The following members
were duly accepted: Mrs. Samuel FL. Huff,
Mrs. Carrie Hollister, Mrs. Ella M.
Schwarz, Mrs. Julia Tallman Pancoast,
Mrs. Abbie A. Lane, Mrs. Grace A. Bail
ey Foster, Mrs. John Shovel, Miss Mary
Clark, Miss Mary Rea ODER, Miss Florence
Stewart and Miss Hannah Marcy.
Upon the decision to form children's
chapter, Miss Hannah Marcy was elected
regent. Miss Mecum Immediately pro-
posed the name of a niece, who should be
the first member Other names were pre-
sented. Miss Mecum will forward blanks
to Miss Marcy and all members of the D.
A. r. who desire their children to be-
come members, would do well to consult
at once with Miss Marcy, Riverton, N. j.,
for full particulars.
Starting under the most favorable cir
cumstances, in county fraught with his
toric interest, bright future is predicted
for these Chapters.
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Cemetery Association.

The annual meeting of the Mount Holly
Cemetery Association was held in the
Court House, on Tuesday evening. Joseph
G. Kingdom presided, William Sherman,
secretary of the Association, acting as
secretary of the meeting.
There were but 16 persons present. quite
contrast from the meeting of year be-
fore when there were nearly 100 persons in
attendance. Samuel p Cline, one of the
managers, remarked that he did not know
how to take this small attendance, whether
it indicated lack of interest or whether it
meant satisfaction with the management
The latter was probably the cause, as the
statements read showed that matters had
been conducted in very good manner.
The report of Treasurer Keller was
read. 1t showed that much work had
been done on the grounds, all of which
had been paid for and there is but $3.50
owing on the new ground recently pur-
chased. There was not much cash left in
the treasury, but that was owing to the
fact that the Board of Managers. not be-
ing able to tell whether they would be re-
elected, did not collect the annual assess
ment ON lot-owners.
After hearing reports and statements
the meeting elected the old Board of
Managers Samuel p Cline, Morris III.
Keller and William Sherman.
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Beverly.
While fondling pet cat John T. Heis-
Ter, paperhanger, was seriously bitten on
the hand on Saturday.
The Board of Education and members
of Common Council met Friday evening
and formulated plans for the proposed
annex to the school building.
At meeting of the First National Bank
Of Beverly, officers we're elected as follows
President, Morris r. H. Levin; vice-presi-
dents, William A. Cortright and Mitchell
B. Perkins; cashier, R. W. D. Albury; di-
rectors, M. r. FL. Levin, William T. Kirk,
Jr., W. A. Cortright, W. E. Perkins, Ben
jamin F. Graves, John T. Morrell, Will
liam A. Worth, Beverly; j. Troilus Rog-
ers, Burlington; Frank P. Jones, Delanco;
John FL. Sinex, Edgewater Park; John c.
Danenhower, Camden; j. t. Hamburger
Philadelphia. Capital is $25, 900, which
has all been paid in. The bank will open
its doors on the first of June.
There was wedding of residents of this
SioJ Oh Od1uludl d1JCIuOOD, Wu6u UllSS
Lillian Marshall became the wife of Lewis
G. Osmond. Mr.. Osmond is connected
with the Riverside "Press." 1t was the
intention of the young couple to be mar
ried by Rev. Frederick E. Stockwell, pas
tor of Beverly Presbyterian Church, OF
which church the bride is member, but
Mr.. Stockwell's resignation and his leav
ing for his new charge at Newburgh on.
the Hudson, changed their plans. Ac
companied by Miss Anna Marshall, sis
ter of the bride, and Clement Anderson, q
friend of the groom, they drove to Delancc
and were declared man and wife at tn,
Presbyterian parsonage by Rev. J. A
Matheson On various occasions during
past week the young people have beer
treated with showers of rice and old shoe
have been hurled in their direction, Blu
it was case of who laughs last laugh
best, for somehow the rumor had beer
circulated that they were to be married a
Mrs. Osmond's home on Sunday afternoon
although the wedding had been arranged
for Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Osmond will
reside in this city.