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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-06-22
COUNTY NEWS.
sARaENTv1LLE.

Mrs. Clara L. Bowden is visiting her son
at winterport.
Maurice Wescott, Of Brooksville, ID en-
ployed at F. J. Sargent's.
Mrs. Julia Jackson, Of Brookin, recently
visited Mrs. C. L. Babson.
Z. E. Cummings and wife have returned
from . brief visit in Portland.
Horace Eaton, OF Buffalo, has opened
his cottage here for the sammer.
Mrs. Mary Ware, Of sedgwick, has been
the guest OF friends in this village.
w. Trask and son, OF Portland, are
working on an artesian well for w. B..
Labor.
Capt. Frederick A. Cover and wife are
spending few days with Mrs. Lydia b.
Cover.
Mrs. Edward E. Snow, OF Bangor, has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Sargent.
Miss Mary L. Paris, OF Sedgwick, has
been the guest OF her grandmother, Mrs.
John F. Gray.
Mrs. Frank Harding and son Ralph are
in Pittstieid attending the graduation Of
Miss Vera Harding.
Children's Day was observed ct the
chapel Sunday evening, with an interest,"
ing program by the children.
June 10. SIN.
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Experienced travellers have found great
beneht BY taking with them . bottle Of DR..
Beth ARSoLD's BALKAN. II cures illuess
caused by impure water and sudden changes
Of climate. Warranted by w. I. Partridge,
Bluehill, Ne.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-06-22

Applies as well TO our physical state a. to
material things. G. J. Budlong, Warrington.
4. l., realized his condition. and took warn
ing before it was too late. He says: II suf-
feTed severely from kidney trouble, the dis
ease being hereditary In our family. have
and now consider myself thoroughly cured.
This should be . warning TO all NOT 70 neglect
taking Foley's Kidney Remedy until It IL too
late" q. 4. PARcH1n-
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NORTH BLUEnILl..

ocnooss SAoS1U uue ~.
Harvey }. Cunningham ID In poor b..,..
William =. wescott purchased . ho,..
Of e. E. Chase recently.
Mrs. Arthur wescott, Of this plsc. !.
employed II Eagle Island.
Mrs. Carrie =. Conary Is WORKING a..
Mrs. Brooks Wescott At BlushiiI. =
Mrs. Mary Z. Parson, Of Camden. v,.
in town recently. She ia planning t.
make extensive repairs on the cottage .bs
bought Of Paris Cushing.
Pearl Grindle, who has paralysis Of n.
throat, will leave soon for Msssachusett.
to enter hospital for treatment. He viii
be accompanied by Mrs. Grindle.
June Is. n
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The officers were chosen as follows:
President, Miss Julia Saunders; vice.
president, E. E. Chase, jr.; secretary and
treasurer, Miss Ethel Slower; executive
committee, Harry Hinckiey, chairman;
H. A. Saunders, A. 8. Witham, Mrs. F. f.
McGouldrick, Miss Josie Snow, Lena
Maddox, Mrs. w. W. Wescott.
June a. H.
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GLAD TO RECoMMEND THEN.

Mr.. e. Weakley, Kokomo, Ind, says: After
taking Foley Kidney Pills, the severe back
ache left me, my Kidneys became stronger,
the secrettons natural and my bladder no
longer panied me. am glad to recommend
Foley Kidney Pills." In . yellow package.
g. a. PARcHR1.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-06-22

brane resulting from Ca,arrh and drives
away Cold in the Head quickly. Restores
the Senses OF Taste and Smell. Full size
so cts. at Druggists or by mail. Liquid
Cream Balm for use in atonixers rs cts.
Ely Brothers. So Warren Street, New York.
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LAMoINE.

Walter Reynolds and family Of Massa
are here for the season.
Miss Vera Berry, who has been visiting
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-06-22
SEAL COVE.

Miss Bernice Ashley is at home from
Castine normal schoo, for the summer.
George Kellay has employment at
Northeast Harbor, in NJ. T. ober's market.
Herbert Galley, who has been in Bangor
the past winter, is visiting relatives in
town. Mr. Galley has employment in
Northeast Harbor for the season.
The correspondent wishes to correct q
misststement in items OF June s. Rev. Mr.
Warren, OF West fremont Methodist
church, viii not hold Sunday services
during the vacation OF the pastor. Rev.
E. A. Trites. Mr.. Warren conducted the
Tuesday evening service, June7
June IS. n.
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Mrs. s. d. Harper, who has spent the
winter with her granddaughter, Mrs.
George Robbins, at Atlantic, is home.
Mrs. Alice Koppel and son, Allen Good
win, OF Boston, arrived Sunday, and are
with Mrs. koppei's mother, Mrs. g. d.
Harper.
A social and sails OF ice-cream and cake
was held at the hall Wednesday evening,
June Is. About n was realized for the
pastors salary.
School closed Friday, Jnne II, after .
successful term taught by Miss Bessie
Young, OF Corea. Owing 10 unpleasant
weather, but few visitors were present at
the closing session. The pupils enjoyed q
treat of ice-cresm. A handsome clock
purchased by the school has been placed
in the study room. All express satisfaction
that Miss Young will return for the fall
term.
June 20. N.
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IsLEsFoRD.

The hotel Islesford opened June 10.
DR.. futile and family arrived June IL.
Mrs. Ada Dwelley is employed at George
r. Hsdlock's for the summer.
Rev. Newman Smythe and family, who
have been abroad since last simmer, came
last week.
School closed June 10, after successful
term taught by Miss Carrie Grant, OF
Cherryfield.
The first of the summer residents to
arrive at the island are Henry Pancoast
and family, OF Pennsylvania.
Rev. Herbert w. Wells and family, of
Wilmington, Del, arrived June to occupy
their cottage for the summer.
The Isleford Thimble club went to
Cranberry isle Wednesday to visit with
the ladies aid society Of that island. All
report delightful time.
Mrs. G. H. Bottome, OF New York city,
was here few days recently to put her
home in order to rent for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bottome will sail for Europe
June %.
Capt. Everett Stanley, OF the life-sa wing
station, attended the Surfmen's associa-
tion at Providence, X. I. John Bunker,
one OF the crew, took his place at the
station during his absence.
A parish meeting was held June II in
the church to see about building par
sonage. 1t was voted to buy lot Of land
on Hsdlock road some some distance back
OF the church. The lot sdjoins Walter
Stanleys on the west, Everett FernaId's on
the east and Fred Steel's on the north.
June 10. 8.
Merlin Pierce. formerly of East Lamoine,
was in town wednesday.
William F. Squirting is employed as deck
hand on the Iduna this summer.
Rev. A. P. Macdonald, seacoast mis-
sionary, preached here Sunday evening.
Mrs. Roy Mayo and daughter Pauline
left Wednesday morning for Castine,
where Mr.. Mayo 10 employed.
DR.. Sweet and family, Of Springfield,
Mass, came Friday to occupy Walter
Hadlock's cottage for the season.
Roland Sprsgue underwent successful
operation on his throat saturday, having
his tonsils and adenoids removed.
Capt. Archibald Squirting left for Rock
land Thursday to join the rest Of the crew
OF DR.. Tuttle's new boat, the Ventura,
which is having new boiler installed.
June 20. 8.
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BLUEHILL FALLS,

Mrs. Rosie Briggs Is still confined to her
bed with broken rib.
Susie Wood has returned from New
York and is at work for Mrs. Krebiel.
A. B. Consry has spent the last week in
Bucksport and bangor with his brothers,
Wiley and Wiifred.
Miss Littlehsle, OF New York, is board
ing at Mrs. A. Dufiy's. Later she will &c
to the wylie bungalow for the season.
June 10. CRUMBS.
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ALuMNI RETENTION.

The annual meeting OF the Alumni ASSOC
citation Of the Bluehill academy was held
June II at the academy. After refresh
ments were served, the following toasts
were given, A. S. Whitman acting as toast
master:
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william b. Lalor, OF Philadelphia, was
in town a few days last week.
Capt. osward Hooper, OF the barge S. h.
Meade, is at home for few days.
Miss Edna Cummings, Of Stroudwster, is
with her parents for the summer.
Miss Susie Haskell, Of Deer Isle, has
been the guest Of Mrs. Azor c. Dodge.
Miss Helen Higgins has returned from
Charleston, where she is attending school
Miss Vera Harding, who graduated
from NJ. G. !. this spring. is at home
Miss Rose Bowden, of Brooksville,
spent q few days last week at flores,
Bank.
Emerson Sadler and wife, OF Rockland,
are occupying Mrs. Thwaite's rent for the
summer.
The Bluesedgbrook Sunday school con-
vention held its annual session at the
chapel June IS.
The Sargentv;ile boys were defeated at
base ball by the Brooklin team Saturday
by score OF six to three.
The pupils Of No. school gave q
successful Japanese tea at the school
grounds Saturday evening.
Mrs. John II. Gray and family, OF Phila-
delphia, are occupying Capt. X. b. sar-
gents cottage for the season.
Mrs. James Bayard is in waterville to
be present at the graduation OF her niece,
Miss Jennie A. Grindle, from Colby.
George B. Foster, wife and granddaugh-
ter, Frances Comins, OF Winchester, Mass,
are guests OF Charles Foster and wife.
Mrs. John r. Davies Is in Wellesley,
Mass, to be present at the graduation OF
her daughter Hester from Wellesley col
lege.
Mrs. Arthur Lee, Miss Lillian and Mas
ter John r., Of Buffalo, N. Y, are occupy
ing their cottage for the summer. Rev
Parke Richards and wife, of Scranton, Pa,
are their guests.
June %. SIM.
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George Day is at work at the Point for
B. A. Gray.
A. b. Conary returned home Sunday, at
ter an absence OF three weeks.
Mrs. Florence Flye and two sons spent
the weekend with her parents.
Mrs. Angie Candage and daughter Grace
are home, after spending eight months in
Massachusetts,.
June 20. CRUMBS.
Mrs. II. II. Garrett, Miss Garrett and
Miss Tweed, OF Boston, arrived at the Nor
cross house June IA.
June 20. w.
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4 Reliable Remedy
CATARRH
EII's Cream Balm

q VuSckly absofSe1.
G,vss Relief at 0neA
1t cieanscs, soothcs.
heals and protects
the diseased menu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25
ALL DAY SHOOT
On SUNDAY
SEVEN EVENTS IN THE
SEMI.ANNUAL AFFAIR
All Fest Shots Of Territory to Com.
pete-Handicaps Issued for the
Club-Lunch Provided on the
Ground.

ro.,s., A.. A.
II, 49, -, -. % ~, "a"o laps ,"e
a.. a'"' o.''
hronoh, ~ tn o,'s ,Sa..u n .en's
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49, -. 80" o' "au w
\, go ~ eN.'e'
III. -, I'll, 80 ~ pas.
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a., T., ~ .ea,,,o u Ill LII L.. nv AN"
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49,
Inc shoo'ins VIII De al poth known
ano unknown Angles ana some good
records snouiu oe put up harvey IL
shoo,'ns wen ana snouiu snow some
wohderiui form tomorrow AUSTIN may
'aNe par, IN 'he snoo' ana ne WIN
per'orhi 'ron' scra'ch u ne Pu's III an
appearance
There are four scratch men at pros
ent and they are as follow: Harvey
Porter. Walker and Austin, These
men are really good shots and. al
though Harvey Is the only one who
Is to be seen at the traps regularly.
the others are said to be In fairly
good form and liable to cause sur
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25
Big FELLOW
NOT WORRIED
DOES NOT CARE WHERE
FIGHT is BROUGHT OFF
Retired Champion Is in Great Form
Would Box Johnson in Pri.
vate for Love" - Thinks Fiji.
teen Rounds the Limit.


JEFFRIEs' TRAINING CAMP RIO
wARDENNAN (Cal). June Is. - II
Jim Jeffries was much disturbed by
the unhappy news OF Governor Gil.
let's announcement OF his intention
of having the scene Of the big match
beyond the borders OF California. he
did not show II In any way this morn
ing or afternoon. Early In the day
Jeffries recsived a message over the
wire from Tex Richard telling him
to go ahead with his training work
as usual. for he believed that the
match would eventually be staged In
San Francisco.
II don't csre where the fight IL
held" said Jeff. II am going to 70
ahead with my training the same az
have done for the last many weeks
II the fight IL held In San Francisco
.or II II Is held In some lone spot in
Nevada makes little difference to me
I want TO fight johnson and don't
!. care where the match takes place, In
the CITY or In the backwoods with nc
audience. 1 am Just as willing to fight
one place. as another and am going
ahead with my training as I have for
ten or more weeks In the same old
way. F
sooner than miss the chance Il
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25

velops all my muscles. II gives ma
speed and cleverness and II strength
ems my wind and endurance. I surely
am fond of handball as q part OF my
training work"
When Jim Corbett questioned him
Jeffries promised with all his heart
that he would box In the afternoon.
but circumstances interviewed and
JEFF. as whimsical as ever, changed
his mind before the shades Of evening
had fallen and voted his afternoon into
fishing excursion.
One OF Thousand Changes.
"Jeffries promised me this morning
that he would GO" said Jim Corbett.
and | was fully prepared to have him
10 SO. but | guess one of his whIms
seized him and he changed his mind.
as he has done a thousand times be.
fore"
Jeff hammered the bag as he has
never hammered II before and much
probably on account Of the fact that
Mrs. l.. NJ. Mulrhead. who runs John.
sons camp. was watching him as any.
thing else.
While Jeffrics was on the rubbing
table and Roger Cornell. Farmer
Burns. Jack Jeffries and Bob Arm
strong were holding his muscles Jef
began to talk about fishing and the
good that II did him in his preparation
to meet Johnson.
IL get n lot of exercise out OF fish.
ing. and az II IN one OF my favorite
'ecreations I figure that II does me a
lot OF good" said Jeffries.
"Oh thunder" reported Corbett. 81
don't go fishing for good. ! went fish.
ing once and thought had a big fish
on my line pulled Il mp and II was
nothing but crab. ! wouldn't go fish
ing. not II some one would pay me
money for IT,"
Calls on All Work.
Jeff did not want TO work before
Mrs. l.. NJ Muirhead and her party
from the Johnson camp. Az stall
he went away early In the afternoon
In his automobile intending to give the
impression that he had gone fishing
20 that visitors would depart. In the
middle Of the afternoon he whlsked
back into camp but found that the un
welcome visitors were still about. Sc
he big fellow with his characteristic
obstinacy decided to call on all work
for the afternoon.
Mrs Mulrhead. Tom Little and the
rest of the party left this afternoon as
,oon as II was announced that Jefries
would not box Jeffries had promised
Corbett he will put the gloves on with
him tomorrow
| Possibly Jeffries' high spirits were
due TO the somewhat reassurirT re
ports In the morning papers, but he
certainly behaved as II Governor GU
lett had Indorsed the fight insfe-
| II drowning n nile driver blow ON II
Jeff feels that n the fight goes ts
Nevada all the mountain climbing HI
has done here will stand him In good
stead. He has done a lot OF work that
'ook him to a. elevation OF 1900 feel
above sen level and the Nevada alti
tude will not bother him.
Jeffries refuses to discuss the Gov
errors order to stop the fight. and
quIeting news. He was ready TO tall
about anything but the fight situa
1 tian
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DOTS AND DASHES.

A silver medal was presented to A.
e. Larimer OF the Y. NC. A. yester-
day by the boys Of Kaahumanu school.
Larimer ,has done good work as a
coach for the school. and the lads took
this opportunity OF showing how much
they appreciated his efforts.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25

Tomorrow at Aala Park the st.
Louis College Alumni baseball team
will play a nine from the Post once
and. as Julius Asch is playing short
stop for the ex-students. they are sup
posed to have a mortgage on the
game.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25

This afternoon at the Athletic Park
the Cleveland nine will play, ball
game with the Oahu College Alumni
and an interesting struggle IL expect
al
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DOTS AND DASHES.

The Cleveland boys are sporting
bunch md they are trying to arrange
bovir@ rowing and baseball games
Xier' - who boxed few rounds with
Tommy Burns at Jack Scully's show
wants to have go at Pat Cornyn
and sach an event should draw well
sarconi and Young Cans would make
another good pair to put on to make
up n decent program.
Chicago and New York are running
very close In the National league and
Cincinnati is not far behind.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-21

The house party which is being en-.
tertained by Mrs. A. D. Hopkins and
daughter, Miss Louise Hopkins, of
Washington, D. c., at their country
home up the Kanawha, are enjoying a
charming sojourn at that delightful
place. "The Cabin" which is just
across the way from the main resi-.
dence, was, last evening, the scene of
handsomely appointed dinner party,
which was given the hostesses and
house guests by the three young gen
tlemen whose apartments are in the
cabin. These are Messrs. Birch
Butcher, Lewis Helmick and Ross Da-
kin, and they proved themselves most
excellent hosts. making all arrange.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-21

You learn something more about your
city every time you take a want al
answering trip"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-21
Mr.. SHERMAN
IS REPDDEBTED

= r ~
NEW YORK.. Sept. 2i.-Vice Presl-
dent James S. Sherman candidate of
the Old Guard for temporary candi.
date for the Republican state conven.
ton, was defeated in his own Assem-.
bly, district, the second, Of Oneida
county, and his own ward in the city
of Utica, at the primaries today. Ex-
Assemblyman Merwin X. Hart, of
Utica, one of the progressive leaders
failed to carry his own ward, which
is in Mr.. Sherman's district.
According to reports received at Re.
publican state headquarters last night.
the Old Guard forces carried the First
and Third assembly districts of Onei.
da county, and will have the support
of fourteen delegates, While the pro-,
gressives will control nine
AS the result of the primaries which
were held in Buffalo, Rochester, SYRIA.
cuse, Albany, Troy and in other cities
and counties up state, Timothy L.
Woodruff, chairman of the Republi,
can state committee, and VIM. Barnes,
Jr, at Albany. phedict Mr.. sherman's
election as temporary chairman of the
state convention by a substantial ma.
jority.
Lloyd C. Griscom, president of the
New York county Republican com.
mittee, leader of the progressives, de,
clared last night that Mr.. Barnes
claim that Mr.. Sherman would have
a majority of 55 in the convention
was absurd, and expressed confidence
that Colonel Roosevelt would be the
conventions choice. Mr.. Griscom said
"The action of the Republican vot.
ers of Mr. Sherman's own district
in repudiating him at the polls will
have a profound effect on the party
throughout the state of New York.
President Taft's letter to me OF Au:
gust 20 fully exposed the misuse of
his name and the deceit by which
Mr.. sherman's election by the state
convention on August 16 was accomp-
lished. The voters of his own home
have shown their disapproval and
voiced In practical way the general
sentiment of the best element in this
party throughout the state. 4.
"Mr. Sherman cannot even DO Ia
the state convention as a delegate
from the district in which he Ives
ALBANY. N. Y, Sept. Pisa clear
majority of 90 votes for the selection
ofVice President Sherman as tempo
trary chairman Of the eNw York state
Republican convention over Colonel
Roosevelt, was claimed last night by
VIM. ]. Barnes. Jrs as a result Of the
upstate primaries. 4 III
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-21
Mr.. BRYAN.B0IiT.S':
fR|[|N|!.D||il|.F YEARS.
WILL NOT VOTE FOR DAHLMAN,
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE &. !
FOR GOVERNOR.
/. Agent for Fairmont.

LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 21.-In a.
statement in which he declares that
the crusade which he feels impelled to
wage against the liquor interests OF
the State and nation overshadows a
personal and political friendship of:
twenty years, William j. Bryan, last
evening announced he had bolted the
head of the Democratic State ticket in
Nebraska, and would not support
James c. Dahlman, for governor.
Mr.. Bryan says he regrets that he Is
compelled to take the. stand he does
his first departure from political reg.
ularity-but says he feels it his duty
to do SO because of the position taken
by the Democratic nominee on the
liquor question. The statement does
not indicate that Mr., Bryan will sup
port the candidate of any other party,
but announces that he is a pronounced
advocate Of county option and the
early saloon closing law, both of which
he insists are menaced by DR.. Dahl
mans candidacy. The statement Is as
follows: St-
in speaking for the State ticket, 1
shall.not be able to present any argu-
ments in favor of the election OF Mr..
Dahlman. His position on the liquor
question makes that impossible. re-
greet this exceedingly for he has been
a political and personal friend for
twenty1 years and it would give me
pleasure to speak for him, il 1, could
endorse the policy for which he stands,
but he has chosen to make the liquor
Question the paramount issue and
makes his appeal on that issue.
Possibly it is Just as well to have
the issue clearly presented SO that it
may be settled this year instead Of two
years hence. Troublesome as the
question is now, it would be even
more embarrassing II presented In
1912 when presidential election Is on
hand. II Mr.. Dahlman is elected 1t
will be declaration by the voters OF
the State against county option and
against the5S o'clock closing law: If
he is defeated, 1t will be a declaration
In favor OF county option and in favor
of the 8 o'clock closing law. In other
words. the voters now have an oppor.
tunity to decide whether the State
shall so backward or forward on the
liquor question. To present Argyll
ments of It's going backward would not
only contradict what have already
said on the subject, but would embar-
rass me in the fight that I expect to
make hereafter to save our party from
the odium of being the representative
Of liquor interests
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-21
tt.a.lILnllnLlghfafklwpsoflI
soc
TO New York.

Mrs William Laws and daughter
Miss Dorathy, left this afternoon for
New York City TO attend the marriage
Of the formers niece, Miss Bessie
MCGOWAN, which will be an event Of
October 18th. " r.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-21


inents, providing the mani aud trolI-
Ing atterthe appointments Of tie IA.
bic These were the prettlest and tie
decorations were also most eiIectise,
golden rod being used with fine elfectj
Iforthe purpose Covers were laid Tor
Mrs As o: Hopkins, Misses Amelia
Vance and Mary Hornors Of clarkss
burg; Jessie Iantz, Pennsbofo; Mapeil
Brown and Bernice earle, 81 this city,.
Louise, Hopklns. Of Washington. D. u.
and Messrs. Tom and Ben Butcher,
Roy and Herbert Hopkins and Henry
Kako, Of Charleston; w. Va. An after:
dinner dance closed an evening Of I'M
alleged pleasure. Parkersburg senti-
mel. y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-21
Md Miss Ida Ingman and Miss Allie
Fleming who. ACCOMPANIED them re;
manned in Baltimore for n few days.
Aid Society Mectina.

The Ladies Aid Society OF the NJ.
P Temple will hold business meet
ing in the study Of the church Thurs
day afternoon at 2:SO o'clock. A good
attendance is requested as this is the
first meeting of the conference year.