Middletown transcript., 1909-01-16


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win bs tie attrs0 al tlle Skating nk
III ih Opera Eo nesday and
Thursday s5enlnes ol hezi ass tanusEy
9th ma 2lst. Az anissioa oi o esllts
aiIl Be- charged X theiAt haa
decided . reduce aarnisaIon ler ladies'
who deai Is Is cents
Miss Jessie Raa TagloF 81 Salisbury.
ma, reader ana srsonaso will "
tie attraction Sc Odessa Hllt Friday
evening, January 22sd This elll bs the
acohd of ths enter inmens onFaa
andes The apapiea cf lie Matlcdla
Brothsrhood d ST PaaIs n. Cbhge
81 Odsaaa and 3 iss yios has pleased
fIle people vi tha locality on tCFmaF
occasions, Z se predict large audience
will greet her on the 22d.
Washington Camp No. At r @. ~ Ol
"A J, ot 0aesaa. VIII install The following
ellicefa on Wednesday evening. Janna1g
zpth Past Presidsnt, Henry a. Bipas
naf; President, ]. FauimoFe Douglas;
ite President, Robert Douglas; Master
s Forms, Pierce Berry; Recording sscrss
tafg, George E. Rhodes; Treasurer, Joseph.
n AeIdmyer; Conductor, John Il. Bihg-
near; Inspector, Leslie Morgan; Guard,
George E. Ward; Trustee, Joseph Heller.
The following officers 81 Middlelown.
Council, No. 2, u. o. y. A. Nj, were i'd.
stalled by D. s. O.. w. G. Money of Town
send, Monday night: Jr Past Council, q.
E Gears Councillor, Colonel Crouch !;
Vice Councillor, Elwood I. Banning; Rec.
Secretary, J. E. Denny; Asst Rec. Secre-
tary, Harry Manlove; Financial Secretary,
d. W. Stevens Conductor, Edward Biggs;
Warden, W. h. Echenholer: l. S., Roland
Owens; o. s., w. 7. Pearce, Jr.; Chaplin,
w. I. Pearce, Sr.; Trustee. NJ. Banning;
Rep State Council, D. W. Stevens; Rep,
D. B. All. E. Denny After the busi-
ness had been transacted, refreshments
we're served.
While driving home on Saturday even
ing about $50 o'clock, James D. Vinyard
drove over bank near St. Francis Xavier
Catholic Church, upsetting his double
seated carriage and causing all four occu-
pants to be badly bruised. Miss Lizzie |
had her ankle sprained; Mark |
had his foot mashed, and Mrs.
!. D. Yinyard had her forehead badly
,ut and her face bruised. DIR. R. NJ.
Black was summoned to dress the wounds,
putting four stitches in Mrs. yinyard's /
orehead. Mr.. Vinyafd was the most
ortunate Of the party, escaping with a
ew bruises.
The regular meeting Of the amelia
'treet" branch of the Sunshine Society
vas held atthe home of Mrs. Fred Brady.
rhe president, Miss Marie I. Lockwood, /
vas in the chair, and there were fourteen
members present, 1t was reported that
warm, comfortable wrapper had been
iyen to sick lady by the Society. Do
Iations of infants slips were asked for,
nd an oyeFcoat was promised for boy. /
he Sunshine Bulletin has been subscribed
Or, and the copies can be found on the /
able Of the Public Library. Any one
Interested in 'Sunshinen will be welcome
D the use Of the Bulletin. The next
1eeting will probably 'be held at the
ome Of Mrs M. B. Bnrris.