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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-07-29
WESTVILLE-NEWBOLD.

What might have resulted in MUIR
der last Saturday afternoon in Beide-
mans woods, was averted by the
prompt arrival of few of our citizens
in answer to telephone call. Otto
Steinett, aged u years, was the VIC
tim of an attack by three men. R.
Beideman, w. C. Allen and Edw.
White gave chase and followed them
up the pike in carriage and over
took them just above Dempsey's feed
store, and placed two of them under
arrest The third man then came
/ back and pulled two revolvers on the
citizens and ordered the release of his
, companions. The three burglars then
started down the bank of Little Tim
Der creek, toward the Delaware river.
Squire Hagenbush and Thos. Cunning
ham came along then and kept them
i in sight while the others consulted the
Gloucester authorities, who fastened
to their assistance, and captured all
Woodbury. Jail awaiting trial.
{ The river front of Newbold resem-
! bles a picnic ground in the evenings
sduring the present week. The tide is
lat its heighth and quite number of
ladies ave enjoying themselves splash
ling in the water. The new moon,
gives all the light required.
Dr. Charles E. Davis leaves for
Hanover, Pa, this Friday on a much
needed vacation.
st. Lukes Church will hold lawn
fete on the church grounds next Fri
day and Saturday evenings.
Mrs. Alfred Erb is confined to her
home in Newbold through sickness.
q In one of the best games played
There during the present season the To-
cal ball team defeated the South
Phila team last Saturday by the score
sof 6 to 5. In the last half of the
9th inning with the score to in
favor of the visitors and two men out,
Miller, the next man, cracked two
Dagger to deep centre, and sent Cox
across the plate and scored the win
ming run when they tried to catch
him going to third.
The Lottie F. will~leave for Bet
terton, Md, next Saturday on weeks
cruise. The party will consist of j..
O'Brien, M. Gibson, ]. Hastings.
Jos. Weatherby and Jos. Sitley are
first residents on Pine street to have
cement walks and curbs. 1t is now
up to the other property owners to
follow suit.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-07-29
BARNSBORO.

Louis, Andrew and Leon Tomlin
were seen among the happy throng en-
joying the sights along the boardwalk
at the citv-by-the-sea on Sunday.
Miss Ruth Applebee has returned
after a pleasant visit to the Misses
Griener, at SWedesboro.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Steve. Kliscel and son
Herschel, of Camden, are spending a
couple of weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo Shuster.
The w. c. T. U. will hold special
meeting on Saturday afternoon next
at 2.30 at the home of Mrs. Joseph
Shuster. 1t is announced that bust
ness of great Importance is to be
transacted and full attendance of
the membership is desired.
Mrs. Annie Cant, and Mr.. Frank
Cant, of Bridgeton, mother and neph-
ew of Mrs. William Pettet, have return
ed home after a short visit with their
relatives.
Mt Zion NJ. p Church will be closed
for the two Sundays during camp, and
the pastor, Rev. William Pettet and
family will take much needed va
cation. They started on their trip the
first part of the week
Miss Minerva Chew. of Sewell, is
making an extended visit with her
,, aunt, Mrs. Maude Locke,
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-07-29
Ocean Grove Music Festival.

Fully two thousand organists from
the United States and Canada will at
tend the National Convention of Or
ganists to be held at Ocean Grove, N.
j., during the first two weeks of Au-
gust. A new Hope-Jones organ, the
largest in the world, has recently
been installed in the great Auditorium
which seats ten thousand people.
A brilliant program has been prepared
for the ten days, which includes organ
recitals by eminent men, concerts by
Nine. Schumann- Heink, David Bis
pham, and other great artists. Men
delssohns Elijah" will be given by a
chorus of seven hundred voices I'M
der the leadership of Tall Essen Nor
gan, the director of music at Ocean
Grove. A concert will be given by a
chorus of one thousand children:
There will be lectures, papers and
discussions each day and on the last
evening banquet will be given in the
Young Peoples Temple.
Ocean Grove is on the Atlantic coast
fifty miles below New York, and adj
joins the city of Asbury Park There
are over five hundred hotels and
boarding houses and the towns are
provided with all modern conyenE
fences. Special summer excursion
rates are offered by the railroads
The Convention will inaugurate a
National movement for Town Halls
with orchestral organs, so that the
people can hear the best of music at
nominal cost.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-07-29
GRENLOCH.

The members of our church gave
|Mr Frank Bateman a surprise last
Friday evening in recognition of his
in establishing the Gren-
loch Presbyterian Church. The con-
gregation was the largest since the
dedication service, and after the peo-
pie had assembled pastor Houston
went for Mr. Bateman and family,
and others. After an address by the
pastor, beautiful loving cup was
presented to Mr. Bateman. Then
there was social hour and refresh
ments 1t goes without saying that
everybody enjoyed the occasion very
much.
Miss Lily Gardner is spending the
summer with her uncle, Mr.. John
Gardner and family at their home on
Central ave.
|, In the prettiest game of the season
1.-THE Grenloch F. G. defeated the strong
Scholastic team, of Phila., last Satur-
|day, formerly the Diamond F. c., in
Ia hard fought thirteen inning battle.
lat was nothing to nothing up to the
seventh inning, when Holler, the first
man up, Grenloch's new short stop,
hit for two bases and tried to stretch
it into three base hit, and really
succeeded, but over slid third base and
was touched out Hilbert and Thorn
as then singled in succession, went up
a base on a passed ball and scored
when the Scholastic short stop let
Loring's drive go through him. Then
the visitors evened things up in the
eighth. The features were the pitch
ing of Tygert, the batting of Holler
and the fielding of Loring for Gren-
loch and the all around work of the
Scholastic team. Tygert won his own
game in the thirteenth when he sing
led over third and came home on
Thompson's three base hit to deep left.
The score:
Grenloch,0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 ID
Schol'tc, 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.0 0 o.
The Grenloch Presbyterian Sunday
school will travel to Alcyon Park to-
Eday, Thursday, unless it storms. If
h SO, it will be held the following day,
Friday, the Both. A fine program has
been arranged, including base ball in
Nthe afternoon between the married
linen and single men.
The Grenloch F. G. will play the
strong Lydia team champions of West
Phila., next Saturday.
k A strawride will leave this place on
next Saturday week, August Sth. It
Twill be given for the benefit of the
base ball club.
1t was reported in the daily papers
of Phila. that small boy was drown
ed in Grenloch Lake on last Thurs
day in which three Sunday schools
joined together. This is not SO, as no
picnic was at Grenloch Park that day,
and no one knows of any drowning
in Grenloch Lake.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-07-29
PEDRICKTOWN.

The stork recently visited the home
of Chas. Hendrickson.
Miss Mary Cawley has gone to
Ocean Grove to remain all summer.
Mrs. Thomas Holton and daughter
are at Ocean Grove for ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Gordon spent
Sunday at the Delaware Water Gap.
Harry Wisher has had an Estey
piano placed in his home
Mrs. Harvey Justice has returned
from a visit in Philadelphia.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-07-29

Bibo's Jumbos are better than. ever
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-07-29
State Banking Commissioner Viva

State Banking Commissioner Vivian
NJ. Lewis has issued report showing
the condition of the State banks and
trust companies for the. past two
months. The resources are $329,iS6.-
4Ss.7S, an increase of s6,2S6,S5l.1l
since the end of April. The surplus
funds were SIG, 29S, 1876, an increase
since of April of S252,S7S.62. The de-
posits were s266,51s, 5s6.7S, an in
crease during the same period of So
SCI, 642.S2. So far as the figures go,
they indicate prosperous condition
among the people of the State. This
statement does not include the Nation
al banks in the State.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-07-29
Notice to Subscribers.

Beginning Monday, July 26, e. H.
Carpenter, our Collector, will call on
subscribers at Swedesboro,. Bridge
port, Repaupo, Gibbstown and Pauls-
boro for the purpose of receiving
amounts due the Gloucester County
Democrat on subscription account.
This opportunity of paying subscrip-
ton bills at your home is offered at
considerable expense and we trust
will be generally improved. Because
of the difficulty in completing the trip
of the county as early as desired, our
collector starts on his rounds one
week earlier in the season than on
former years.
]. D. CARPENTER.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-07-29
Mysterious Barn Fire.

On Tuesday afternoon A. Tomlin-
sons new barn near Redwood was
destroyed by fire. The family was
away, and neighbors saw the smoke
and hurrying over rescued the horse,
but the other contents, consisting of
a rubber tire buggy harness, some
implements and a quantity Of last
years hay, was burned. There was
Insurance on the building but none
on the contents. The barn will be
rebuilt.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-07-29
BRIDGEPORT.

Thomas Kelly, bridge tender at tne
railroad bridge, has been very sick
but at this writing is improving rap
idly.
Mrs. Mary Barrows, nee Gaskill, of
Ocean City, was in town calling ON
relatives and friends on Sunday last.
On Monday morning last as Charles
McKeag was driving through town his
horse became frightened at loaded
team and ran away, throwing Mr.. Nc
Keag and Warren Gruff to the ground
hurting them, but it is thought not
seriously.
Samuel Dunk is at Asbury Park for
his vacation.
Those who went from here on the
Gloucester County Retail Merchants
!. excursion to Augustine Park last
week, report a fine time. Excellent
music all day.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Carey and son
John have returned home after a
weeks pleasant sojourn at Atlantic
City.
Former pastor, J. B. Whitton, now
of Navesink, was in town last week
assisting Pastor Purcell at the fun
eral of Miss Emma Beckett, of Centre
Square, also at the funeral of Mr..
Amos Haines. Rev. Whitton is an en-
thusiastic member of the Jr. Order
American Mechanics, of which Mr..
Haines was member, and acted as
chaplain for the order at the funeral
services. The widow and family of
Amos Haines, Sr., desire to return
their thanks to the neighbors, friends,
members of the lodge of Knights of
Pythias and Jr Order American Me-
chanics, for their many kindnesses to
them in their recent sudden bereaye-
ment
On Saturday afternoon next the la
dies aid of the NJ. E. Church will hold
a supper in the lower room of Logan
Hall Don't get supper home, go buy
s and help good cause. Elegant sup
per served for 25 cents.
Mrs. John B. Carey and Miss Name
Sheets spent over Sunday in Ocean
Grove.
Miss Bell Hewes, of Centre Square,
was taken violently i'll on Sunday last
with appendicitis. She was taken to
a Phila hospital on Monday, and we
hear was operated on Tuesday last,
but we have no report from her up to
this writing Many friends are hop
ing for her a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Eva Minnett, of Camden, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Clifton Allen.
Our Sunday school picnicked at
Pennsgrove on Wednesday last.
Pastor Purcell took trip down the
river on Wednesday last going on the
steamer Thos. Clyde to Woodland
Beach.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-07-29
MONEY TO LOAN

amounnt. DAVID o. WATKINS,
7-2-1y. 13S So. Broad st.,
Woodbury.. N. ],
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-07-29

We desire to make public acknow-
Judgement of our appreciation of the
kindness of neighbors and friends
during our recent bereavement.
J, R. Beckett and Family
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-01-07
Pleasant Valley.
SPECIAL Correspondent OF The Argos
.In4nnh kinrnr h. NnrN nnnrlv

'l' ''"I 's''''N lH"N'h' p' hr argus
Joseph Ringer is very poorly
William Chidcstcr il busy buying iurs.
Harvey Falllcustcin visited friends the
past week
Benton Forman has purchased fine
horse from Will Walls
Hiram Miller il the champion coal dig
gcr-2OO bushels a day
o. u. Gibson and family visited at Il.
G. Bis'fop's last Sunday.
The condition Of Mrs Martin Frank
houscr remains unchanged
SIR school is progressing nicely with
Charles 4 Groves ~ teacher.
Fakcnstcin Bros. are running their
sawmill near here at it, full capacity.
There are number 81 Cages Of yellow
iaundicc and chickcnpox i'm this vicinity.
Mr. and NIrs. Il. c. Bishop and family
visited At Ed Harncds New Years day
Greeley jenkins children have about
recovered from scarlet fever and diph-
liberia
II +. Smith and son are hauling lime
Stone from John Wolic's, 1000 pounds
ut load.
William Fraukhouscr, Of Uniontowu,
visited friends and relatives in this yiciu-
IT'S recently.
William Chidc-tcr was s.riau-ly injured
by thc blow II block while working at
fulkcnstciu Bros -awmil
The turkey roast given by Ebcu Li-tou
New Year day was well attended and
enjoyed by hi- relatives and friends
There is quito au industry ion lime boz
this vicinity this fall and winter The
farmers are beginning 10 realize its value
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-01-07
Bull Run

>p '"' Correspondence of The Argus
T. T. Simon not long since lost a fine
horse irIm lock jaw.
>. +. Lyons and Henry Radabaugh are
erecting new dwellings
John RoyS and Oryal Walls. If Pisgah.
were in oar town the past week
Mr. j. - Radabaugh and daughter
Alta were visiting relatives and friends
at Rohr Sunday.
William Grcathousc and T. ). Rada-
haugh have contract logging for j c.
Gibson at his present site near here.
Charlie w. CUc, OF Valley Point. was
visiting his fathcriu-la J. w. Rada-
hangh, the past week, who is very ill.,
our school at Enterprise. taught by
Porter Jenkins, and at Friendship, taught
10y W. \. smith, were closed during the
holidays
Charlie Radabaugh and :. w. and 4.
-. ENcrly were at the shooting match at
Ma~outowu on New Years and report "A
nice time.
Mis- Mary Gibson, after spending the
holiday with her parents az Hudson.
ha- returned 90 take charge al her school
near Rohr.
The tax collector was i'm our town the
past week collecting taxes and many of
our farmers made long faces when they
saw the extra slip calling for dog taxes.
Some of our people Of this section have
become dissatisfied with their own way
pi settlement and have gone before the
bar Of Justice court 10 have the matter
adjusted.
After long time idle, owing to
scarcity "i water, We again hear To-
sound of the whistle and the hum ~ the
saw ou thc mills oi :. +. Lyons and j
&. Gibson.
Four OF our young gents, J.G. Blaucy,
]. g., irwin, and g.. -. Gale, have LETT
the West Virginia hills and landed down
-outh, where The orange blossoms crow
ami the warm sea brcczcs sweep DER the
land in Florida
Mis- Lundic Radabuuph gave a birth
day party ON Christmas night and invited
many of her friends and associates. Most
all took advantage OF the invitation and
spent the evening i'm plays Of various
Kinds. AZ j. O'Clock fine luncheon
was served
EarI Field, son OF a. -. Field. of near
hero. who was operated upon a few DAYS
n.n iu hospital at Philadelphia for 20
-Nsut wound received when quito young.
o. rapidly recovering and will Doc home
600 20 few days. This is certainly cucour-
aging mess for Mr. and Mr. Field.
our community was recently shocked
hy fhr death OF Mrs Anne T.. Pcll widow
"i d. u. FclI vino preceded her many
year. t' the grave Mrs Pcll leaves three
SON and three daughters 90 mourn their
Iu-- Pho sons are married and the
daughters single. Mr.. Pcll certainly
Na- q Kind and loving mother. liked and
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-01-07
Twilight.

Special Correspondence OF The Argus
Miss Jessie ShafIer, Of Hopewcl, visit
Ell relatives in the bethlehem neighbor-
hood last week.
William Hartsell aud wife, of IIewcs-
vile, wcrc az MillerSport last wc,k look
ing after their property AZ that placv.
\ protactcd meeting commenced al
the Bethlehem church last Monday night
conducted by Rev. Ira l.. Jackson. ot
ScCdSvillc.
Nelson Erwin moved from near Reeds
willie 90 kanCs CpCk last WCck L. r.
RCChtiuc moved from lruna into the
house vacated 10y MIR. Erwin
John Hunt. wife. and son Joseph. oi
FrO>thurg, visited at John w Turner $
part OF last wc,k They r'turncd ON
the afternoon train last sunday To- Fr,st
burg
We arc informed that Rev. John White
expects 20 hold meeting ont at MilcrS-
port l. Is church i'm the near tutur'
The lorl knows a revival is nc,,,lcd at
this place,
Them was social ON Tuesday evening
ot last week at the home oi John Nc
Daniel The lennon string band was
present and furnished some excellent
music for .thc occasion
Frank Turner. son oi John ". Turner,
"t near hem, got his hand badly mashed
while working in the Elkins mine near
klngWuod last Saturday evening. \ fall
ot slate caught his hand ON "a miuin.
ear. pr = A. Pratt. of Kmgwood.
rendered surgical aid aud MIR. Turu,t is
getting along very nicely
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-01-07
interesting letters from a Host Of
Argus Writers.
SOMETHING DOING IN THO COUNTRY
Function.

correspondence OF The Argus.
Mike Layton Is working nj Rowlc~hur,
). NiiIcrVa~ m Rowl,-burr Monday.
y u Barber WA. u Clark,lurr last
o. q" A~h'l went 20 Eowl,sburg sat
-iH baby
Bruce Morgan OF Terra Alta. was -n
town Sunday
Dr. c,ebcrl. .l N,uhurs, wa, in
town sunday
W'U'am Hunt nmmcI to Rock hin
college Monday
Master plic Robinson returned to
kugWooi sunday
Mr. nul NC j. j. Nlckuur returned
irW Nctcrufou sunday.
Harry Miller ami Harmon IInrl,.t
went 10 E'Wlc-hurs sunday
Miss Au,a Cruise. of Grafton. is visit
l"- urr sister Mr. j = Hunt
carpenter George Hartman lcit Mon
day Tor Florida to spend the winter.
Mn W H. Harrington and daughter
luHc returned from Fairmont saturday
Prof 4 W. Candy. Of Terra Alta. at.
..tirl t.y sunday school convention
FRIDAY
Mis- POLLY West who has bp,n work
iu- u Baltimore. visited her mother the
past week.
w. j. laNclly -. N q. dispatcher at
'omnorIwi, spent Saturday evening
With Dis family
Roy II. g. Howard. of Grafton ot.
tended tine sunday school convention
h,ld ut thcN E.,hurch Friday I,,,,,,,,.
Ih. sunday shoul convention held
DcahI, of the university. Morpantn,,n
gave splendid address and Rev. IL @
Howard u. D., of Grafton. was cSpc-
r"liy happy iu his address at the uight
session. Rcvs Z. T. Musgravc. Of New
hurs, and l.. -. Hanna, Of RowlcSburg.
were active workers and speaker i'm the
convention
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-01-07
Obituary.

Mr. Sarah Rigglcman, wife of Henry
Rigglcman, died November q, 1908 Mrs.
kigglcmau's maiden name was Sarah s..
Wam-cy. She was born in Randolph
county Va June 20, 1896, and was
married July %, 1856. Mrs. Rigglcman
moved with her husband % Preston
county in April, 1867, and since that
time has lived in this county She was
the mother Of II children, all Of whom
arc living She had 30 Grandchildren
and ] s great grandchildren
Mr. Rigglcman was converted at the
age OF is and united with the VI. T..
church and continued member tine rc-
maiudcr Of her life ana earnest Christian.
Her mortal remains were laid ~ rest bon
the cemetery at the Gordau VI J.. church.
followed by q large cOnCOursc Of friends.
Funeral services were conducted by Rev.
VI. = st. Clair of the Baptist church oi
Gladcsyillo
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-01-07
CuzZart.


CORES. oud,rCV ut The Argus
Grandma AMMAN is very poorly
We arr having fine winter weather
Mr. Mary Ann Spohr is visiting h,r
SON Allen
Our school r homi-hur nicely with
Ery Wolfe at the hpm
l.. 4 Miller, of Terra Nlm. Is ,i~itius
friends iu this community
Mr. Churlcs Groves i. paying her
homo people weeks visit
Rev j W Euglc is holding pro.
trartcd meeting at this place
Nlcthu Rcckart was visiting her SON.
l. b Rcckarl, Saturday and sunday
The Dunkurd brethren are holding "a
series ot meetings at the Vale with some
success
Rcckart Bros. arr pushing their new
st"rchousc right along. II viii be- "a fine
huildng.
Mr.. Carrie NanlIo~cu and Ers Ns-
line Miller, of Terra Alta, arr calling ou
friends in this vicinity
Mcrvcn Augustine is lying in very
critical condition and little hope is en-
tcrtaincd Of his recovery.
A. $ Chidcstcr, Of Terra Alta, came
IN to attend the telephone meeting Sat
urday and returned home Saturday night.
our town can now boast Of having IL
court right in it, midst with squire
Rcckfrt and Constable Rodchcavcr AT its
head
ID. c. NJ. AMMAN il preparing 10 build
u large barn IN the spring b. g.. is one
OF our hustlng farmers and won't be-
behind
Arthur Groves returned To Morgan
town TO pursue his studies at the uni
vcrIty He was accompanied by his
sister Pearl. IuTLE Tow
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-01-07
Better Not Get
Dyspepsia
If you help it. Kodol prevents Dyspepsia, by
effectually helping Nature to Relieve Indigestion.
But don't trifle with Indigestion. M

A great many people who have
trilled with indigestion, have been
sorry for it-when nervous or
chronic dyspepsia resulted. and
they havo not been able TO cure IT,
Uso Kodol and prevent having
Dyspepsia.
Everyone is subject TO indlgcs.
tlon. Stomach derangoment follows
stomach abuse. Just as naturally
and just as surely as sound and
healthy stomach results upon the
taking OF Kodol
When you experience sourncsG
OF stomach, belching OF gas and
nauseatlng fluid. bloated sensation
gnawlng pain in tho pit OF The
stomach, heart burn (so-callcd).
dIarrhoea, headaches, dullness or
chronic tired feellng-you need Ko.
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Kodol-tho better. Eat what you
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Ordinary pepsin dyspepsia tab
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-01-07
GO ro >uuKpuCh.
>HAFFIr->Cnfuq.
Pretty Ham, Wedding at Ca,md New
Years I've.

it'''l h"hh N'udlhG az hiWtl New
Years I've.
In the home of Mr.. and Mn LLOYD G..
Shahcr, 1t Carmel la-, Thursday even
ing, December 30, was sslcmuilcd the
marriage of their daughter Miss Zcllah
Jessie Shuilcr, aul Dr. Arnold August
Schcrr. Rev w a. Berry. of Terra
Alta, assisted 10y Eyv. Wade, performed
the ceremony IN thp presence of q large
number of relatives md invited guests
II was a r-d ml green wedding. guam
Titles Of rrl carnations. ~mi'aN. and holly
entering into the artistic decorations of
each room Mr.. ShaiIcr gave hi- dau.h-
tcr's hand i'm marriage, and she wore %
gown of sheer white urgaudic over white
satin and carried bride roses. The maid
OF honor, Miss Anne ShItlcr, and thc
bridesmaid, Miss Nell NhalIrr, sisters of
the bride, wore gowns of White orsunlic
and garfield amslul of rcd carnations.
At the first strains of the wedding
march played by Mr.. Milton Schcrr the
wedding party entered the large parlor,
the bride and groom standing bcucath a
huge bell Of holly, whore the ceremony
was performed that Joined them in the
holy bond OF wcdlock
Alter congratulations had been show
cred upon the happy couple refresh
mcnts, delicious and abundant, were
served. The decorations of tine bridal
table were especially pretty, with the
ln r,,,. II lNnr Io-l-.t GII.I ,,.i,I, 81 .,.,.