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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-16
RED SUIT IN JAIL
Debt Collector, Unhom Atisthsd Tor 10.
paid Wages.


paid Wages.
Burlington. March 1.-THE terrible
red suit which has terrorized q certain
class of citizens In this city will frigh.
ten them no more, for It l. nov ~ log
harmlessly In the Chirenden county
iail. The suit was worn 10 collect
bad debts aud 20 frighten and shame
debtors.
r. l.. Matthews. former employee
OF the American Trade Exchange com
pany, with Office. At so 100 Chuch
street. ycstorlay brought a legal action
against that company through CoWies
s. Noulton. 'or uapaid. wages and a
prom.sso-y lolo lor siGj. The Office :
81 lho compAny are oct ~ town so
sheriff Allen attached the fam red
suit, a typewriter and other Office &C.
csssorles. The case u rellruable on
March - before Justice Spaulding.
The American Trade Exchange CON.
pany or "Red Man, Incorporated" as
/. Is called by most PEOPLE here, has
been In the city since Nov. !, 1895 The
company employed several life insur.
ance agents % collect bills but The ag.
cot. proved unsatisfactory 10 the end.
because they refused TO wear the red
suit
The red suit process Of collecting
debts was used exclusively 10 some
other states until iew years ago. New
York i one oi the states where the Law
prevents any such method Of adycrtis.
ing the fact that men owe money.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-16
klAGlSN MAY PLEAD GUILTY
Indicted on Burglary Ch.rss Nc t,e'psd at
Whitehall.

Rutland, March lj-Sherla =. {.
Fr,h Of West Rutland, brought here
yesterday q. a. Maginn Who vas To-
d.eicd a. the september term Of Rui-
add county court 90 a charge oi bur-
iry aud was lodged 10 the house Of
correction. 70 is expected mat be wlll
plead guilty
vagi1n has served three monihs 10
&C. Albany pcuileniiary on a larceny
charge. 10 Is claim a thai With a com
a4aioa De- robbed ilc Jous. slIrc iu
Benson last August aud escaped TO
IS YORK state. iie was captured az
O. abo'h,ovn. y. s.. aud sh.lc being
brought 10 ibis city be- escaped q, the
whitehall. y s. raileay station. Re.
cea..y be- Eas rocapiircd II Troy bat
h.s accomplice Is sill 1T large.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-16
BRATTLEBORo DAM ASSURED
n. II. Senate Ps,e, Blil Amending ConnssiI-
cut River Power Cos Charter

Braitleboro, March 1.-THE New
Hampshire senate passed today the
hill amending the charter OF the Con.
necticut River Power company, which
practically insures the building Of a
dam across the river a, Brattleboro,
Hipsdale, N. H., aud other nearby
towns, as IL means much for their In
dustrial development.
The matter has been before the leeis
lature Of Vermont and New Hampshire
several years and many obstacles have
had 10 be overcome. Capital il wait.
ing 10 carry out the project and the
contracts will be signed soon. c. G.
Fits, q. W. Durham aud c. A. Harri
Of Brattleboro were the principal men
who pushed the matter through.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-16
SEEKS TO RECOVER 10000
a Damage Suit Brought AsiI@, Rutland
Street Railway Co.

Rutland, March ia suit has bee
brought against tho Rutland Street
Railway company boy Richard WAL
lace's administrator 10 recover 10000
damages for the death Of Wallace In
August, 1906. Il Is claimed that owing
10 the negligence oithe defendant con-.
pany Wallace while repairInglhe track
near & ntcr Rutland. was struck by q
car aud fatally injured.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-16
THE GRIFFIN CASE
Continued Because Of Ab,snes Of one Of the
State Nitns oss.

The case OF Henry Grim who was
arrested for creating disturbance at
the store Of W. d. Newton Wednesday,
was called In municipal court this
morning but was continued because
one Of the state Witnesses could not be
found.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-16
VILLAGE HALL BURNED.
Cause Of Fire at En, Randolph Unknown
Two iiouio IN Danger

Randolph, March ia Ere In East
Randolph last night burned the ylllag
hall 10 the ground Two houses clos
by were saved with difficulty. The
cause Of the Dire il unknown. The hall
had been closed since an entertainment
a week ago.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-16
ALL AMERICANS WON.
Dictated B'urs~ieks q, co'bsii. Grsnnsn Alleys
last Evsaing.

The second game Of ten pins to be
played between the lirunswicks and
teams from the Crobeti- Grennan alleys
vas rolled last evening on the North
street alleyi the Brunswic'ss' oppon.
enis this time being the All Americans.
The match was n walkover for Capt
Crahan's men sho won two Of the three
strings hy big margins. The scorc:-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-16
SOUTH SALISBURY.

Men and boys over 10 years OF age
can find employment with the II. 4.
Cushman Mfg. Co, North Bennington
W. 05t3
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-16

EH-l-CtltS pflnn t.efmaaeufiY cure luh
sti1ft. pilioassiaas. sex llaanacits Zoo.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-16

Total pins, Brunswicks, 2oio; Al
Americans. 22pi.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-09-12
FAIRMONT.

Miss Cora Taylor returned to her
nome at Buckhannon Saturday. She
was accompanied by Misses Bessie
Meade and Pearl Washington, who
Will be her guests for a few weeks.
Mrs BumgarEer entertained at six
O'Clock dinner Thursday in honor of
her neice, Miss Beulah Smith, who
Will leave the 18th for Institute.
Covers were laid for seven. Those
present were Misses Beulah Smith,
Lena Jackson, Nellie Staley, Anna
Dawson, Bessie Meade, Pearl Wash
ington and Cora Taylor.
Mrs Daley Martin entertained at
six O'Clock dinner Wednesday even
ing in honor of her guest Miss Leila
Lacy, of Clarks burg, who left for her
home Friday after a two weeks visit
here.
Rev. J. w. Robinson, who has been
pastor of the Mt. Zion church the
past year, preached his farewell SER
mon Sunday, September 7, to a large
congregation. Everyone regrets to
have him leave.
Mrs. Florence Ball left last week
for Huntington to visit here parents
after which she will leave for her
future hame at Sutton.
Nj. and Mrs. Fortune entertained
at dinner Sunday September /, those
present were Miss Bess Jordan, C. w.
Hamilton and Prof. f. L. Morton.
Miss Mary Shelton, who has been
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Fortune,
this summer, left Friday for Pitts
burg where she attends Avery Col
lege.
Misses Anna Dawson and Ruelah
Smith returned hast Wednesday from
Clarksburg after weeks visit.
They report pleasant time.
DR.. Turner, OF Ciarksburg, was a
business visitor here Saturday even
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Meade enter
tanned Miss Bess Jordan and Prof.
E. L. Morton at supper Sunday.
Mrs. E. l.. Morton and baby Bes-
sic Doris will arrive home this week
from her home at Pt. Pleasant,
where she spent the summer with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George H.
Jordan.
Mrs. Cora Jepkins died Saturday
after a lingering Illness of compli-
cation Of diseases. Having under
gone an operation at Cooks hospf-
tai she never rallied. The funeral
was held a. the Baptist church Sun
day afternoon by Rev. Robinson. She
, leaves son and a sister and a num-
Der of friends to mourn their loss
She was i member OF the Baptist
church.
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POWELLTON.

ITO insure publication. cores
pondence must reach this Office not
later than Tuesday morning. Ed
itOr.)
Rev. J. J. Turner, Baptist State
Sunday School Missionary, preached
very helpful sermon on last We'd
nesday evening.
Mrs. Estella Sharp has returned to
her home in New York City.
The order Of Ganilean Fishermen
paid the death claim OF ]. L. Jones,
last Sunday evening at the first Bap-
fist Church to- his widow, Mrs. Ida
n Jones.
Mrs. Lillian Fairfax left Monday
for Washington, d. c., to attend the
National Baptist Convention.
Miss c. S. Spears has arrived from
her summers labor, for few days
o@recreation before opening her
school
MIR. and Mrs A. D. Fairfax made
visit to Charleston Monday.
r. BraNton, of Charleston, was
here Sunday visiting relatives.
r.. I. Fairfax at his work Monday
aimed to leap from running mine
car and was caught by the car and
received sprained foot.
IT. II. Carter went to ontgomerv
to attend the trial of Irwin Diggs.
We are anticipating a night school
III the coming winter for the benefit
of the young men.
The Church Aid Society and oGher
Auxiliary branches of the church are
very busy raising money for the new
church building
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-09-12
FTNLEYVILLE, PA.

Coal City Lodge No. II will have
an emancipation celebration on
September 21st. All sir knights and
friends are cordially invited to be
present.
The welcome address for this oc-
cas1on will be made by Pew. ]. c..
Taulton, Of Homestead. Rev. O. 8.
S!mms will he the chief speaker Of
the day. There will be two basoba II
games at 1920 and o'clock. The
music will be furnished by the
Pricedale CoIorcd Band.
On Wednesday night Sept. 9TH, Il
pretty little baby boy about 8 weeks
old, was left upon the porch at the
residence Of f. NJ Landran.
He was awakened by the cries of
the babe and on investigation found
the child, carefully wrapped, lying
on the porch.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-09-12
GCYANDOTTE.

Miss Charlotte Campbell passed
through town Monday enroute to
Keystone, where she will begin school
Monday.
Mrs. Maggie Holland atten -
John Robinson's show Monday
lost her pocketbook containing s,
Miss Mary Hill, Of Barboursvih
was calling on friend Sunday.
Mr.. Washington, Of Huntington
was calling On friends Monday.
Miss Bessie Johnson was In town
looking after the school.
Nelson Layne and Banks Aenew
have returned from Louisville and
report a fine time. $3.50.
Osa JACKSON is improving at this
writing. "
Mrs. Maud Layhe, Miss Lottie
Twynan and Miss Louise Smootz at
tended an entertainment at Burling-
ton Thursday night. -
Rev. Holland gave an entertain
ment at the Church Saturday night.
Mrs. Artie Dickinson spent Sun
day with her son.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-09-12
PROCTORVILLE, OHIO.

Rev. 3. J. Shadd, of IrontOn, wae
with us Sunday and preached a very
interesting sermon at night.
Rev. P. P. Holland was hero Sun-
day and preached for us at eleven
O'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Z. Spencer and
q. w. Perkins and wife attended the
Hall-Alston wedding at CaryviIle last
Tuesday night. Rev. r. J. Fleming.
Of MiddleDort, officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aston and sister-in-
law, Mrs. Aston attended the enter
tainment at Red Hill Thursday
night.
The supper given at the church
was quite a success financially. Net
proceeds $25.2G.
Mrs. Ella Peters is VISITING ber
daughter, Mrs. c. w. Perkins,
Lawrence Dawson will leave in =
few days to take up his school at
Williamson, w. Va.
Dorothy, the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. i. d. Peters IS recovering from
severe attack Of typhoid fever.
Miss Lucille Fountaine. of HINT
ln8ton and little sisters are spend
Ing a week with their grand mother
Mrs. Laura Wilson at Labclle.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Scott. Of Hunt
ington, w. Va, were visitors in la
belle and Proct0ryjIle this week.
Miss Dosha Dolby was a shonner
in Huntington Saturday.
Mrs. Tennie King, Of Burlington.
who has been visiting her sister.
Mrs. Ralph Wyatt, at Labe11e, 70.
turned to her home this morning
Master Johnnie Payne had the
misfortune to cut his foot very hsd,
~ on a Scythc.
b. Banks, Of Burlington, was seen
on our streets Sunday.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-09-12
STUMPTOWN.

Mrs, Carries Carey, of Parkers-
0org, who has been the guest Of her
parents, Nr. and Mrs. Bone Rattliff
,e''es TODAY for her home in Par
kersburI.
y pretty Wedding took place at the
nom" .; Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Catt1ip
Wednesday, Sept. 4, at IL O'Clock.
noon. when their daughter, Clara,
ana Mr.. Cecil Smith, Of Weston,
were Joined in holy matrimony. Mr..
ross Perkins, Of Weston, acted as
pest man; Laura, the brides sister,
"@ maid Of honor. Rev. VI. s. Gherke
onlclatn2. After the ceremony a de-
hciouS dinner was served. Many
'eIalV"S and friends were present.
Dora Cnttlip leaves today for Bel
pre-, ohio, TO see her sister, Elizabeth
hudy, who is quite i'll.
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MT HOPE.

Mrs. Lorelma Scott and sister.
Miss Maud Tarrer. left Sunday for
Richmond and Jamestown. -
L. W. Thompson was business
visitor, at Fayetteville Saturday.
Mrs. Annie Lee left Sunday for
her home at Eagle
The Citizens band, the best in the
county, was treated very bad at Red
Star last Saturday. The band WAS
engaged by the Odd Fellows of that
TOWN. to render music on the occa-
sion OF their tenth anniversary. The
band was on duty from 9 a. m. until
$50 p. M, one hour longer than the
contract called for. Because they
would not stay until midnight the
order refused to pay them but offered
to fight IL out The band is COM
posed Of senuemen, who do not stoop
to such. So they simply shouldered
their instruments and made their
way to Squire Stations court, who adj
vlsed them not to prosecute and have
the grand old order dragged into
court for the misdeed of few of Its
members whom the order does not
endorse. This is the way the Sons
of Harvey,"$G. L. O. F. Of Red Star
treated the Mt Hope band last Sat-
urday. The order is a good one
none better, but it is imposed upon
in some instances.
To insure publication correspon-
dence must reach this office not later
than Tuesday neutrality-suspicious..
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-09-12
MONTGOMERY.

Mrs. y. G. Deanes and children
have returned home after several
weeks visit TO relatives in North
Carolina and Virginia.
Mrs. Vicie Burner. Of Quinnimont,
was here last week the guest of Mrs.
: Virginia Buster.
The entertainment given at the
Odd Fellows hall by f. y. Kinney,
of Stanton, Va, was we'll attended.
Miss Cornelia Page, of kanawha
City, was up Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Taylor. OF
Ward, who have been to Charlottes-
day.
A. p. Straughter, Of Hinton. was
down Thursday.
Rev. d. c. Deans left Thursday
for jamestown and Washington.
DR.. B. F. White, George Brown.
and H. B. Branham were ut Thayer
Sunday
Miss Lolo NJ. Lavender, returned
home Saturday from visit to Mrs
j. M. Ellis at Oak Hill and opened
school Monday at Cedar Grove.
F. D. Page, of Kanawha City. was
a business visitor here Saturday.
Miss Eta Hall is at Oak Hill this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Childers, Of
Ward, were here Monday
Miss Hayes, of Raymond City. who
has been in Virginia sometime on
her return home stopped over here
to see her father, P. II. Hayes.
S. M. Davis visited his wife in
Charleston Saturday and Sunday.
Charles Lemon, who has been
quite Sick. is able to be out again.
DR.. w. D. Gray, of Johnston,
Pennsylvania, is here to locate as
partner Of Dr.. B. f. White
Thomas johnson, Y. NJ. Willis and
Mathew Buster left Wednesday for
Lexington. Ky.
Miss Mary Shelton was the week
end guest of Miss Carrie Buster at
LOngacre.
William Allen has returned from
a pleasant visit in Virginia.
Mrs. Mary Perry was a visitor to
Charleston Sunday.
Mrs. Ruth Henderson, Mrs. l. D
Hodge. Mrs. Julia Bays, Mr.. and
Mrs S. E. Blaney and S. NJ. Marks
left Monday for Richmond, Va.
Mrs. A. L. Topson. of Cincinnati
is mere the guest Of Mrs. Mary
Perry
Mrs. Frank Willis, of Fayetteville.
was shopping here Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. A. W. Thompson OF Pratt
spent Sunday here.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-09-12
SEWELL.

Miss Mary Noel and Mrs. Maggie
Lewis spent Saturday and Sunday at
Glen Jean the guest Of Mrs. M. r.
Hutchinson.
Miss Matte Bradley, of Quinni-
mont. fs here the guest of her Sis
ter.
Mrs. 8, J. Vanhook was visiting
Mrs. William Darlington at Elverton
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Layne were
guests of Mrs. g. J. Vanhook Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Johnson, of
Covihgton, Va, arrived here Tues
day to spend while.
Mrs. Fanny Cary was at Fire
Creek Monday visiting her daughter.
John, Fountain met with a pain
full accident Saturday. He was run
over by hand car.
TO. insure publication correspond
enee must reach this office not later
than Tuesday morning. Editor.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-09-12
WINONA.

Go insure publication, correspon-
dence must reach this Office not later
than Tuesday Editor.)
Mrs. Lucy James and Mrs. Victoria
Allen are visiting friends in Alder
son this week.
sam Sanders was a business yisi-
tor at Caperton Saturday of last
week.
The Greenville baseball team plav-
ed here Monday, Labor Day. against
the Wlnona team and lost.
Mrs. Carter, Of Nuttallburg, was
the guest Of Mrs. Miner Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Hall and Mr.. Shar-
mon Miller were quietly married
Sunday, September 1st.
Mrs. f. G. Tillman organized a
missionary society at the First Bap-
inst church Sunday evening. Mrs.
Julia Green was made president
Mrs. Mary Perkins, vice-president ::
Mrs. r. d. Davis, secretary; Mrs.
Mary Bowles, treasurer.
Mrs. Matte V. Wilson is suffering
with neuralgia this week.
jerry Taylor, Of Nuttal, was seen
in our town Saturday.
Mrs. Bays has been in our town
for several weeks teaching milIin-
oTV
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-09-12
GLEN JEAN.

fTo insure publication, correspon-
dence must reach this office not later
than Tuesday neutrality-suspicious.
Labor Day was spent very enjoy
ably by all who remained in town,
The st. Luke5 gave their first cele-
bratioD on the hill that day, and
everyone seemed to have enjoyed
themselves very much.
In the afternoon the Glen Jean
Sluggers defeated the Sun Greys in
very holly contested game. Score,
to 5.
The out Of town guests WHO were
present at the St. Luke's celebration
were Mr.. and Mrs. White, Of Sugar
Creek; Miss Webster and A. p.
Straughtner, Of Hinton; Mrs. Anna
Hicks, OF Stone Cliff, and many
Others whose names we did not
learn.
Rev. Jennings, Of Buckhannon, Va,
was in town Monday.
Miss Lula Nichols, Of Stamford,
returned home Sunday after visiting
here for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Irving, of Win
ona, were guests Of Mrs. Mary E.
Early Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Mary Noe1and and Mrs Geo.
Lewis, Of SeweIl, were the weeks
end guests Of Mrs. Mo1Iie Hutchin~
son.
Miss Mamie Hale, of Winona, has
returned home.
Lewis Early returned Monday from
Homestead, Pa, where he was sum-
nnoned to the bedside Of his brother,
who was very III at the time he
left.
1.rthur Noel and Edward Hutch
inson awi1l leave for the W. v. /.
Monday morning to attend school.
Mrs. annie Woods and daughter
have returned from Virginia, where
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-09-12
N'INIFREDE.

Miss c. l.. Stewart arrived Satur-
day and opened school Monday.
r. H. Allen spent Saturday and
Sunday at his home In St. Adams.
A. Wilson left for Brier Creek
Friday where he has Employment.
B. l.. Mitchell and son Herbert re-
turned from Pittsburg where they
have been the past year.
w. w. Lewis and T. r. johnson
spent Saturday and Sunday at their
homes at kanawha City.
Mrs. Silas Thomas has returned
from Charleston where she spent a
few weeks. She was accompanied
by her daughter Miss Ada.
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= Correspondence =

, Mrs. John Hunter, who has been
| so i'll with rheumatism, is Convalesc'
| ing.
Mrs. Malinda Hackney, sister OF
Mrs. Mary Allen and Mrs. Grasty, OF
Dunlap, died last Saturday at above
named place. Rev. W. J. Hackett
preached the funeral Sunday after
noon.
The Fan Festival OF the Firs;
baptist Church conducted this year
by Deacon II. {. Mickens began
Tuesday evening. The fair will con-
time eight nights this year.
Mrs. Henry Wright returned from
her trip to Gary. w. Va. Monday
night. She was accompanied by her
son James.
Public school will open Monday
18th.
The ball game between Craigsville
and Covington last Saturday was 30
TO in favor Of Covington,
The Junior team went to the Hot
Friday and played a game to in
favor Of CovinSton
Rev. Hacket attended the conven-
ton in Washington this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Steward are
home from ElkinS where they spent
some time
Mrs. Turner is guest of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Lewis Starks.
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LONDON.
fciated.


Miss r. r. Booker, after spending
some time with friends in Charles
ton. has returned home
Mrs. Reede. the mother of Mrs.
Addle l.. James, lies critically i'll at
the time of this writing.
James Tates, of Thayer, was here
on business Saturday.
Misses Fanny and Mamie Arthpr
accompanied by their mother, Mrs.
burrell Arthur, Of College Park, Va,
are mere visiting their aunt and
sister, Mrs James Hardgrove.
Mrs. ". E. Graves is at Hinton at
the hospital where she will undergo
d serious operation.
Mrs. Phil Parks is able to be out
again after a serious illness.
Mr. and Mrs. George jackson left
saturday to visit their mother in
Richmond, Va.
Rev, Kenny spent Saturday the
guest Of Mrs. Mollie Anderson al
Hugheston.
Mrs. D. Y. Seay is spending some
time with her sister, Mrs. B. Priller-
man at Institute.
Wills Franklin passed through
Gut town Ell route to Handley shop
Ping last week.
Mr.. Standfeld was in Hugheston
calling on friends Sunday.
Miss Junia Chancellor left Sun.
Gay TOT her home at Glen Jean.
News has been received here Of
the death Of Mr.. Woods, the brother
ol MIS-. Henry Hill, of Hugheston.
ne people Of this place extend thei,
heartfelt sympathy in her sad be-
rcavemcnt.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. VI. B1aney. left
Sunday to attend the twenty-seyenth
'hhua session of the Grand Foun-
'a1n 'nit"d Order Of r. r.
Miss Georgia Preston leaves Tues-
oaN for her home at Elleston, Vir-
ginia.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Pack
Il daughter.
R"V. y. d. Davis filed his appoint
m"htS here Sunday and Sunday
night and was granted thirty DAYS
vacation.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-09-12
SYLVIA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Reeves, of Ansted
are occupying their new homes in
W. Beckley.
The Raleigh Reds played the
Greenbrier Blues Saturday. at Glen
Jean The game was ties o. score
being l to 1.
Mrs. K. Anderson attended the ex-
animation at Oak Hill last week.
DR.. d. Stratton visited the Fish
mems Lodge Wednesday night and
Installed new officers.
Wednesday at s p. M, a pretty
marriage occurred at the church.
The contracting parties were Mr.. w
n. L1pseomb, Of Pennsylvania and
Miss A F. Booze. of Ohio.
Mr.. Lipscomb is well known in
this state, having been a student OF
The W. V. S. c. His conduct and
affability has wen many LASTING
friends He is an industrious Ell
ergetic young man. Miss Booze is
one Of the states most popular
teachers and one of Hartshorn' 5
taircst daughters. For several wears
she has been teacher in the graded
school of Bluefeld. The bride wore
Whlte silk, the groom was dressed
IN the conventional black. Mr..
Edgar Young and Nj. Sydney PANEL
were ushers- Rev. ID. c. Hunter of.
dictated
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-09-12

arflHsa In eur. yl,ssSaturdAy.4 She
has been elected one or the teachers
OF our graded school.
Lewfsburg Fountain No. 1893 as
sembled at Mt. Tabor Baptist church
last Sunday night to hear a sermon
by Rev. E. A. Boiling. He gave a
very interesting discourse of the Is
realities during their stay in Egypt
and compared the bondage and de-
ltVerance Of the colored people OF our
country to that Of Gods people in
Egypt. He spoke In eloquent terms
or what the True Reformers we're
doing for the elevation Of the race.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Slaughter gave
short addresses. They made some
very good points which we're well re-
ceived
Lawrence Cooley, while playing
ball, had fall which severely in
jnred his hip. We hope to see him
out soon for Lawrence is one of the
best young men in our town.
Mrs. Mamie Jones left for Char
lesion a few days ago to spend the
winter.
Harry Perkins, one Of our best
loved young men, was buried last
Friday. His funeral was conducted
from the M. E. Church, Rev Lake
preaching most able and satisfac-
tory discourse. The death of this
young man was quite unexpected, as
he had been confined to his bed only
few days
MI. and Mrs. Eugene Perkins
came up from Charleston last
Thursday to attend the funeral OF
their son, Harry Perkins.