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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-18
FoURrHs TOLL a15 LIVES.
Record The Worst in The Last Five
Years.

LNdA0s
Chicago, sept. Isl. The Independence
Day celebration Of 1909 claimed as it,
grim toll 215 lives, according to the
figures compiled IN the current number
of the journal Of the American Medical
association as given ont here yesterday.
This year, in which the "Sane Fourth
sentiment was supposed TO have reach
ed its height, had By far the largest to-
tai Of deaths in the last five years
For the first time since 1903 tetanus,
or lockjaw, was responsible for more
deaths than all the other causes COM
bined Tetanus claimed 125 ives.
Philadelphia led with nine deaths New
York seven and Boston, Pittsbarg ana
Lawrence, Mass, five each. This city
did not have a fatality.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-18
GOV. JOHNSON VERY Low.
If He Lives Through To-day He Will
Have an Even Chance.

Rochester, Mimi, Sept ls With his
wife ct his bedside and his physicians
in constant attendance, Governor John
son IS swaying between life and death
at St Mary's hospital early this morn
ing IN the last official statement given
out bv Dr. Charles Mace shortly after
midnight the surgeon stated
81 do not think Governor johnson viii
die tonight. # he survives tomorrow
he win have an even chance for his life
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-18
TRANSFERS ORGANIZE.
Men Union Starts With Fifteen Mem
bers-Charter Held Open.

Another local union was added to
Barre's already long list last evening
when a number of the teamstcrs Of the
city got together ST Carpenters hall
in the Nichols block for the purpose of
organization There were IS names
presented for the charter which win Be
left open for some time to allow other
teamsters to join as charter members
The following officers were elected
pro tenn: President, George r Miller;
recording secretary, J. C. Davisons fl.
nsncial secretary and treasurer, Will
liam Kerwin: trustees. Leonard St
John. Alexander Eorrow and S. o. Ben
nett. The work Of organization was
done BIZ Organizer j. 3. Sullivan Of
Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-18

Mrs. Dronni Of Long Port, n &. ar-
rived last night for a visit at the home
Of her son, L. Dronni Of Seminary
street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-18
TAFT m MINNEAPOLIS.
President Reached There at 7:45 This
Morning.

Minneapolis. Sept. President
Taft arrived here 1T 7.45 this morning
and was escorted TO the Memorial club
Ter breakfast.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-18

Excursion to state fair at White River
Junction. See aaY. % psss q
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24
LishtfOot News.

Lighuoot. Va. June 22-The
Sunday School entertainment which
was repeated on June u. was well
attended.
Miss Mamie Powell. Of Williams
burg. is guest Of Mrs. Il K. Graves.
The Misses Chnstopherson enter
.tained the Young Peoples Society on
Saturday evening.
Miss Amanda Olson leaves next
week for an exrended vsit 10 Fer
ule. Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. Anderson were
visitors al Barhamsville on Sunday
The farmers are commencing 10
ship potatoes. The crop seems &c
De fairly good excepting in low
places where the heavy rains have
done some damage.
The young people of this com
muuity are making extensive prepa
lrauons for a celebration 10 be heiC
at the home of Rev. Edward Brek
nus o. Saturday, July 3. 1909. IN
| der the auspices Of Bethany church
| Young Peoples Society. A gooC
! program consisting OF speeches
| drills and music Will DC rendered il
| The afternoon. There viii also o.
| other amusements on hand. tn
| public is invited.
Mr. lack Taylor. Of Richmond
| VIII spend some time with his uncle
| Mr.. L. T. Hankins.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24
Toano News.

Toano. Va. June 23-Rev. Bur
leigh. Of Portsmouth. Va. is assist
inc Mr.. Renforth in a series OF night
services al Olive Branch.
Miss Fannie A. Marston is attend
ing the V. NJ. I. finals at Lexington
Misses GnEe Wnbourn. Katherine
Henley and Martha Spencer were
visitors to friends in the county last
week.
Mr.. NJ. c. Seldom IS attending V.
NJ. I. finals this week.
The ali absorbing topic of con-
versa6on at present in town IS ia
tiers. How many barrels 10 the
acre and what they are bringing IS
what is heard on all sides. A mum
Der Of buyers are stopping at the
hotels. The Western Union has
lopened its office and we can ge'
market reports. Next week will b'
the banner week for digging. a few
farmers are shipping now but th'
majority will be at It in full bias
next week. On the whole the crol
is short compared with last year, on
what stock that IS coming IS first
class.
The ChIdren's Day services vi
be held at Olive Branch next Sur
day.
We are sorrv TO note that Mr.. +
In. Garrett had the misfortune
cut his hand severely with a tin ca
this week.
Mrs. w. G. Farinholt viii les'
Saturday for a months stay vi
- relatives in Essex county.
Or. II. y. Stephenson is atten
ing a meeting OF the Medical Boa
in Lynchburg.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24
HOldcrOft News.

Ho.dcrott. Va. June 22-Cards
announcing the marriage OF Mss
Idea Ruth Moore and Mr.. Beverly
Temple Taylor have been received
here. The ceremony VIII take place
al Ay.ett. Va. June so. at y II.
Miss Moore who recently closed her
term OF school here. IS one OF the
most efficient teachers in Virginia.
deservedly popular and much be
loved by her host Of friends here
who extend their hearty Congratula-
lions. Once more has cupid won a
notable victory over the cause OF
popular education.
Miss Lorena Virginia Martin and
Mr.. Robert Junius Bins VIII be
married az Mt. Pleasant Baptist
church June 80. at p. n
The farmers are aking good use
OF the few days sunshine OF late
Harvest is well advanced aud much
Roadway IS being made trying &c
subdue the grass.
Mr.. w. B. Orange has returned
from Richmond where he has beer
taking the Pasteur treatment for tat
mad dog bite. Mr.. Orange IS feel
ing all right and IS glad to De HON,
again.
Mrs. s. K. Mooers is visiting ne
son. Mr.. w. B. Mooers. of Rich
mond.
Rev. B. T. Robinson. who va
recently called 10 the pastorate Q
the Mt. Pleasant church. preache
here Sunday. Mr.. Robinson Ia
not given his decision. but il
thought quite probable he viii az
cept
Mr. Manley Orange. Of Richmond
spent Sunday with his parents here
Sergeant S. w. Holdcroft, {
Richmond. and son. Mr.. Wellfor
Holdcroft. OF Fl. Worth. Texa
were visitors here this week.
Misses Mamie Hill and Ma
Woodard. of Williamsburg. We
the guests Of Mrs. c. II. Morocco
Sunday.
Mr.. Richard B. Bins. one OF Il
Oldest citizens Of this place. IS cui
, sick.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24
COLLEGE OF
WILLIAM AND MARY
WILLIAMSBURG, VA.

Healtbfnlly located on the famous Nir-
Siuia Peninsula where the American "a
ton had is birth. Alma Mater Of Iei-
'erSon. Marshall Monroe and a host Of
5rher makers Of American history.
/. Regular Academic Courses leadins
20 A. b.. b. : and NJ. A degrees
H.. Normal classes 20 prepare young
neu for positions IN the puOlic schools.
1872 State appointments
Total cost per session Of nine months
board and ieesl 20 students preparing
O teach. $4,000
Total cost board and fecs) to stu
tents not holding State appointments,
SlS6NO.
Ask your school superintendent for an
appointment 10 William and Mary.
Nea; session begins Sept. l6. 1909. For
particulars. address
H.. BRIDGES, Registrar.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24
COCIAl AND -
- DERSONAL

Miss Katie Gray spent Wednes-
day in Richmond.
Mr.. Cyrus Hankins has returned
home from Y. P. /.
Mrs. w. H. Stellings spent a day
in Newport News last week.
Mr.. Edward Lamb. Of Norfolk.
IS visiting Mr.. B. D. Peachy. II.
Miss Sarah Lee. Of Grove. spent
Sunday with Mrs. J. r. Bellamy.
Mrs. Fannie Tucker. OF Norfolk.
is the guest Of the Misses Garrett
Miss Emma Buford. Of Rich
nond. is here 70 visit her mother.
Rev. and Mrs. Rollins. OF Sweet
Briar Institute. are in town today.
Miss Bessie Morris IS attending
the Summer Normal in Charlottes-
vile.
Prof. Chas. B Bowry spent Sun
day with his father. Nj. B. w
BowTy.
Miss Hida Fox. Of FranktOwn
was the guest OF Miss Bessie Morn
last week.
Miss Nan Gray returned hon
Monday from a visit TO the finals il
Newport News.
Rev. <. K. Odeu viii preach
the Methodist church as usual nez
Sunday morning.
Miss Boxie Scott. OF Richmond
was the guest this week Of Nj.
Elizabeth Coleman.
Miss Lucy Warburton has return
&C home from the State Norm
where she graduated.
Miss Emily Christian has gone
Hampton 20 spend a week VI
Mrs. Eugene Irving
Mr.. Bathurst Peachy. Jr reurnt
home Wednesday from a stay
Baltimore and Norfolk
Miss Evelyn SCutner.ald.
Newport News. was the guest Il
week OF Miss Katie Gray.
Dr.. Blair Spencer and Mr.. Peac
Spencer have returned 20 Washir
Ton after visiting relatives here.
Miss Esther Smith. who has be
the guest OF Miss Catherine Gedc
has left for her home II Salem. \.
Commonwealth Attorney CCnw
Z. SHIELD and little daughter.
York. spent Monday in William
burg.
Miss Lillian Young has return
70 her home in Hampton. after
visit 10 her sister, Mrs. SPen
Lane.
Misses Louise Maynard and z,
Har6sford have returned 70 Il
homes al Biglers after spending
week in this city,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24
Providence Forge.

Provideut Forge. Va. June u
Our little village IS still on the move
and visitors are still arriving.
Mrs. J. II. Christian has her two
daughters. Mrs. Turuer. of Rich
mond. and Mrs. w <. Eames. of
Newport News.
DR.. Parker. accompanied BY Miss
Lillian Robertson. has Just returned
frum a months vacation in Bedford
county.
DR.. Stephenson. Of Toano. made
two calls here in one day last week.
On account Of so much rain lot OF
sickness prevails.
Messrs. J. B. Richardson and
James II. Christian have returned
from Norfolk. where they served as
| Jurors in the United States Court.
M. Willie Waddl. OF Charles
CITY. was the guest of Miss Salii'
| Christian Sunday.
p. c. Roberts. who mas beer
quite sick. is convalesoing.
Mr.. Eddie Gin and wife were Wis
itors al Sturgeon Point Sunday
| M. GINS mother is very sick.
The S P. T. Co. had TO shut thei
mill down on account Of high ware
in the swamps. being unable TO Sc
cure logs.
Among those who attended n
Faulkner commencement at Libert
Baptist church were Miss Sail
Christian. Miss Lou Nance. NJ
Harry Christian. Mr. While Sou,
. Mr.. Geo. Bins.
Master James Blair Gillian W
celebrate MS fourth birthday
/, June %. az the picnic grounds heT
Hours from 4.3O to 7.3O p. II.
r. MIS-. Gillian will have as ne que
r on July lst 70 the 3Oth. Mss Rowa
Of Bath county. and Miss Mary Ia
e ! lor Gillian. OF Richmond.
10 w. T. Gillian expects 10 spenc
few weeks In Bridgevile. Del.
q Mrs. G. c. Edwards and liz
is daughter. Lois. Of Richmond, v
spend the month Of July with
" poren,s. Mr. and Mrs. j. B Ri
= ar6sor.
The young ladies' and gendeu
= around here enjoy themselves Pl
J ing lawn tennis. The court is in
49, picnic grounds where the sun ne
a. shines and is therefore cool
IS pleasant.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24
HELP THE OLD FOLKS.
A Heiping Hand Extended TO May DC
People il WMausburO

A Heiring Hand Exisnded 10 May DC
People IL WmamssurO-
Be considerats ot the aged.
Lend them a helping hand
Make life easy for them.
The iuhrmati Ses OF age are MANY
Most old people have a bad back
The kidneys are weak.
Are worn CUT with wears OF work
Backache makes DAYS of misery.
Urinary trouble nights OF unrest.
There's a ray Of sunshine for the aged
Doan's Kidney Pills VIII make lite
easier
They are doing so for cid and Young
Williamsburg people are learning this.
Many are testifyiug 20 il.
Read the following local endorsement.
lanes A Banks. Main St. Williams
burg. Va. saws: Il began using Doan's
kidney Pills some time ago and the re
tults were highly satisfactory. ] was
sroubled for a long while bv pains
across the small OF my back. which al
times descended into my limbs. ! also
endured great deal of misery from
rheumatism and my kidueys did not per
from their functions properly. / finally
procured box OF Doan's Kidney Pills
and since using them. have felt a great
deal better. | am only too elad 20 give
my name as an endorser OF DOan's Kid
ney Pills as know them 20 be a very
1ehable remedy"
For sale by all dealers. Price Ocent,
Poster Milburn Co.. Buffalo. New Yorl
Sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-ans
take no orher.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24
Mr.. e0odxlR's Farewell.
Continued from page l.

While there was no reference in
the sermon TO his departure. the
very atmosphere seemed charged
with an INDISPENSABLE something that
everybody felt and mentioned not.
Was il the element of the end. Of
finality9 Not that. because the
good that one does is never lost. its
influence never ends. and the rector
Williamsburg has lost has wrought |
well for the spiritual. and likewise
the material good. Il was the sense |
Of personal loss that each felt in the
temporary removal from them Of a
good and true friend.
The message Mr.. Goodwin left
might be summed up in the few
simple words. commonplace and
trite. Help the other fellow" His
last act 70 emphasize this sentiment
was 70 announce that the Mornings
/ collection would be devoted 20 mis-
sicns and asked that this be remsm-
oered OF him above all other things.
When Rev. w. A. K. Goodwin
came here seven years ago he found
a parish actually torn to pieces BY
unfortunate differences in the con-
gregadon. The dissensions had not
been confined 10 that congregation
BE- alone. but had spread over the town.
The parish was rached with turmoil
d and an unhappy state of affairs ex-
isted Il was a herculean task this
e young man of God faced. but how
u well he met and conquered the diff
culues, how by his tact and wonder
D. ful personality he united the faction
10 In the common cause Of Christ. a
know. and he lesv IS behind a recorr
Of which any minister should ZEE
proud.
The work Of restoring the churc
was merely Incidental with him. bv
"e it stands as a beautiful monument
g his energy. The handsome orgar
60 the memorial pews and the nume
Gus other accessories to the churc
l were secured by and through hin
g. The addition OF the study OF the re-
q tory. the lights. a subtanual endov
OH ment fund are all due TO his damn
less energy.
- Besides il was the Rev. Mr. Goo
q win who found time TO interest hir
SELF in matters outside OF his churr
work 1t was he who paved Z
- way for building the Jamesto'
boulevard. thought out the plan
building il. and introduced the res
~" luton under which twas built
Mrs Goodwin has also endear
herself 10 the people here. and
her no doubt. is due much OF I
r credit for the success Of her d
unguisheo young husband. In
tering upon their new duties
Rochester the people feel that n
will adapt themselves 70 the p
conditions and will become irdisp
=, sible 10 their flock in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin and en-
49, ren left this morning for Chariot
Vile where they viii remain a
days before going to Rochester.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24

THE board Of Directors Of The Pen
insula f3ank have this dax declared
the regular srmi-annnal divideud o.
four per cent payable Out ~ the eaTn
IDgs of tbs past Six months. payable
July LIT 1909 Ctccks Nil be mark d
20 stockholocrs II. \ Philips. Cash
ier. June %, 1909.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24
Lakewood
EnanelWare

In terra Gotta and white
a little higher in price
but best ware made
X +. ID. Boxes to suit all
classes from Toe. To 81. 80
with name stenciled on
Box.
Screen Wire-all sizes, at
GEO. e. BEALE'S
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-21
MARION LADY GETS
A NICE APPOINTMENT
Mrs. Eleanor Myers Is Made
an Inspector.
Workshop and Factory Inspector
Kearns Makes Her a Deputy Inspcc-
tor.

Mrs. Eleanor Myers, of South Pros
pect street, was Tuesday appointed a
visitor of workshops and factories by
Inspector Koarns, at Columbus, at a
salary of $500 per year. The news of
the appointment came TO her local
friends today as a surprise. The po-
sition Is n very prominent one and
Mr.. Myers is one of the first from
this city to gain such an appoint
ment. She has been an interested
worker along this line for some time
past and the appointment comes in
harmony with her previous work.
Mrs. Myers resides at No. 232 South
Prospect street, with Mrs. G. NJ. Lam
don. She is the mother of Mr..
Charles +. Myers, one of the pro-
rrietors of the New York store.
Whether or not this will require her
to leave this city or not to take up
the work is not known as yet as the
various persons who We're appointed
On the board will pe assigned later in
the month.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-21

wood was decayed until IL could be
crumbled between the fingers. The
men drilled several feet deeper after
striking the log. where the formation
resembled a creek bed. They brought
up round, water-washed stones the
size of the bowl of pipe, appear
ing to have been at the bottom of a
stream for centuries. When they
struck the log, the drlllers found a
strong flow of water, which they
were not able to lower by the use Of
n steam pump. Experts declare the
presence of the log at the depth indi-
Gated gives evidence of n change in
the formation of the earth's crust,
probably during the glacial period,
adding that II conErms the theory
that centuries before the Christian
era there was n terrific eruption in
tht hills, in this part of the country
and that scores of streams we're OBJ
liberated and the entire topography
changed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-21
BRIEF MENTION.

Mrs. Jacob Trefz, of Commercial
street, Is critically i'll,
Fifty tickets were sold by the Penn.
sylvania here for Cedar Point.
Jerry Cole has resigned his posi-
ton with the Hooking Valley as flag
man on West Center street.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Hughs, of North Main street, Tuesday
evening a daughter.
Friends in the city of George Good
rich, one of the prominent attorneys
OF Upper Sandusky will be grieyed to
that after long illness from
Brights disease, he succumbed to the
disease this morning at 1880 o'clock.
he was forty-three years of age.
Ray Kahl, of No. 1875 South Main
street, was the victim of an accident
while at work in the shops of the
Marion Steam Shovel company Tues
day. He was struck on the head and
In the face by some falling materials
and he suffered several severe cuts
about the face and very bad scalp
wound. He was given surgical a.ten-
ton and is getting along quite nicely
today.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-21


Spokane's equal suffrage insurgents,
who claim to compose the only Of
fetal votes for women organiza-
ton I'm the state of Washington, are
arranging for n convention in Spo-
kane for the middle of October, to
organize for the coming election on
the provision VIII will give women
the right to vote II II is carried at the
polls. Mrs. May Arkwright Hutton.
wife of l.. w. Hutton. a millionaire
mining operator in the Coer d'Alene
district in the panhandle of Idaho, is
treasurer OF the group, the temporary
president being Mrs. Homer Hin.
This Is the outcome of the fight
made against the Spokane delegation
by Mrs. Smith DeVoe, president of
the state organization. at the national
convention at Seattle several weeks
ago. 1t was announced at rally of
all the local clubs In the rooms of the
chamber of commerce here that the
fight at Seattle is claimed a victory
for the insurgents.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-21
new OFFICERS
ARE INSTALLED
Canton Marion Has a New
Corps.
ARRANGE FOR A PICNIC
Candy Lodgemen Plan An
Outing.
Daughters of America Install Officers
and Arrange for a Vigorous Mem
bership Campalgn--NIasons and Red
Men Confer Degrees.

Mizpah Encampment, No. 80 p. NJ.
I. o. o. f.. met with a very large at
tendance Tuesday evening and mat
ters of importance were given atten-
tion. The installation of the newly
elected officers was taken up and the
following officers were installed by
Fred Fatzler; A. o. Bratton, chief
patriarch; David Hoverman, senior
warden; o. l.. Cozad, junior ward
en-; j. J. Welch, first watch; Bert
Powell, second watch; Edward
Throckmorton, third watch; ]. s. Kill
bury inside sentinel; Fred Fatzler,
outside sentinel.
Other matters Of minor import
ance were given attention at the meet
ing.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-21
NEW OFFICERS
Caledonia Odd Fellows Hold
Installation.

Caledonia Lodge, /. o. o. f. install.
ed oIicers at a regular sessin last
evening as follows: Charles M. Pace
noble grand; Otis NJ. Lindsay, vice
grand; M. v. Dounce, warden; ID. U.
Pace, conductor; J. p. CARRIER, chaplin,
S. L. McKibben, right scene supporter;
Charles Apt, left scene supporter;
John Hipsher, right supporter to no.
bic grand; Clem Apt, left supporter to
noble grand; w. Il. Makeever, right
supporter to vice grand; ]. c. Brockel-
shy, left supporter to vice grand; c.
A. Highley, inner guard and w. w.
Burt OUTER guard. Lewis Il. Pinker
acted as installation onlcer.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-21

An interesting meeting of the
Daughters of America was held Tues
day evening. Two candidates were in
itiated and the installation of officers
which was not completed at the last
meeting was finished at this time.
Mrs. Josephine wager was installed
as conductor and Mrs. Mary Donaugh
as junior past councillor. Mrs. Mary
Chpps acted as Installing officer.
Arrangements were completed for a
membership contest which will be
started at once and the captains were
appointed last evening. +. c. Clark
and Clarence Galleher were chosen
and the contest will be opened at
once, and much interst has already
been taken. There was very large
attendance at the meeting last even
ing.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-21
The Rest OF This Week
Buy All Our
tVbnrn coils nj Half YD,.io.. y,

Our entire stoch commencing to-
morrow goes att tffpt figure.
The CSC Parasols. N8c.
The $1.50 PaEasols, N5c.
The $1.9S Parasols. Q9c.
The s2.9s Parasols, A1.49.
The $3.50 Parasols, $1.75.
The 81 .9s Parasols, S2.V8.
The children's 25c Parasols at
II 1-2c..
(see them in a Center syeet win
dow.)
The Uhler- Phillips Co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-21
LODGE NOTES.

The regular meeting of the Com
panion Of Foresters will be held to-
morrow night and all members are re.
quested to be present to receive the
new semi-annual password,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-21
Theath Shipment
ohNIen's +
* and 7ke Hnsa

In the ten daya>since the sale
started were sold FIVE thousand pairs.
This afternoon the Ath Mig lot will
get here and will be M ready, for the
men who want them +tomorow.N
&c and 71sc a.pair
The Uhler-PhilIips Co..
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-21

Plans have been arranged for a
meeting of Marion Commandery No.
36 knights Templars at the Masonic
Temple tomorrow evening when the
degrees of Temple and Malta will be
conferred upon a class of candl-
dates.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-21

Arrangements were completed Tues
day veening by Candy lodge No. 81,
Knights of Pythias for the annual pic
mic, which will be held at Glenmary
park, August IS. The members ex-
pect to have one of the most en-
ioyable outings possible at this time,
and no effort will be spared to make
1t success. Special cars on the c.,
d. and NJ. will be chartered for the oc'
casion. Aside from the arrangements
for the picnic one candidate was
given the first rank and other business
was given attention.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-21

Marion Chapter No. 62 Royal Arch
Masons held Il we'll attended meet
ing Tuesday evning. The royal arch
degree was conferred upon a class OF
candidates.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-21

If you'd be dubbed a handsome girl,
And win a handsome Knight.
The secret here de impart.
Take Holiister'y' Rocky Mountain at
night. Il
Charles Schmidt &c Co. O.