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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-22

MIR. Whitney, member OF the
editorial staff of the Springfield Re
publican, is making his annual Visit
to Peru.
w. w. ]. Warren of New York
has Joined Mrs. Warren at the Brom
ley House.
MIR. and Mrs. Edmund Batehel
der welcomed little daughter at
their home. Saturday, Sept. II
Weight IL Y lbs.
Walter and Helen Glassford have
returned to their home In New YORK
Mrs. Glassford will remain for O ione
er time.
Mrs. Charles Batcbelder and
daughter, Mrs. Swift, were inBrat-
tleboro the first Of the weeek.
Mr.. Chapman and family, VINO
have occupied MIR. Richardson VII
lage house this summer havereturn-
ed 10 their home in Montclair n. j.
Miss Xanah Coolidge, who has
been employed in Dorset during the
summer is spending a short time
with her sister Mrs. Delmer stone.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-22
MANCHESTER.

All roads lead to the FAN
grounds today.
Judge &. u. Kent of Dorset
Sas "a town on Tuesday last
Frank T.. Bowen went to Troy
Monday TO consult specialist
Coun, Game Warden Harry
Chase OF Bennington was in town
Saturday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacob, Gun
Their are contemplating a European
"trip this coming winter.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Edward II. Swift
who have been at Lake Bomoseen
or week or so. have returned
pr. and Mrs. Scott Gray and
son OF East Arlington were In town
Wednesday attending the fair,
The yahlous teachers and sehol-
aTs OF the Seminary are back at
their duties for another school year
Walter c. Buck OF Rutland was
ID town this week 20 see his moth
er and incidentally TO take IN the
Fair.
q. Stewart Bennett, who was
away for week on his vacation.
returned home Wednesday evening
OF last week.
H. n. Bowling and Joseph
Mulligan have gone 10 Cambridge,
lN r.. where they are at work Tor
O. ". Bennett.
Mrs. Shirley o. Williams Of
Remington Ii visiting her parents,
Nr. and Mrs. G, G Bell. and taking
in the Fair
The Seminary closed on Wed
nesday and the town schools on
"Wednesday and Thursday so the
children could take in the fair.
The announcement is made OF
the marriage OF VIM l., Bonesteel
and Miss GeoFgina Davis. both OF
Albany. n. y. on sept 10th,
The chilly mornings We are
nov having are chased away by 2
cup OF good coffee at the New De
pot Restaurant In Rutland, ~
Mrs. l.. Elhanan Howe Of NORTH
field. VT, and Mrs. VIM Tobin 81
south Dorset called on Mr. and
Mrs. u. ). Hopkins Wednesday last
Mrs. Lizzie Whitman. aocompat
led by her three children. are II
Manchester taking In the Fair and
are guests OF Mrs. whitmans faith
af. N Towsley
"A. n. slaacr. the well known
Rutland Optomeirist. makes one q
his regular visits to town next week
See his advertisement w. another col
nmn.
-. n. Parker. oi the sruoE
CoopesAge Co. IL Ia town al tn
0rnis Cottage tor few days o.
business connected wlih his com
panY.
Autumn II surely coming 70
the naples are conaiAeat5fg
oa fheir glorious colors and from
nov on until The leaves fall oai
mountains and hills VIII be mos
gofgeoaslt robed.
"A large coon that weighed II
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-22
BaRNUMlILLE.

r s. Hazard II II. CLAYTON,
f. A. Ellison and Il. II. Ellison took
an automobile trip TO Bennington
last Thursday.
M. w. Convey was in Far
Haven last week attending ihe fair
William GORDON, Supt. OF the
Clark Lumber Mil, has moved his
family from East Dorset ana IL oc-
eupying the house belonging TO
David Gleason.
"A family of gypsies are tehtihs
on The Bowen lot between this place
lnd the Center Several children
| OF school age can be seen lettering
about the fields and playing IN the
street.
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. II. ClaXton Of
Charlotte, and Miss Ethel ClaNtoh
Of Philadelphia, Pa were guests
81 Mr.. aud Mrs. +. A. Ellison last
week. on Monday they We're join
ed by r. S. Hazard and his mother
| Mrs. d. D. Foss of hyde fark,
and his aunt, Mrs. Lydia Aills, VINO
las been the guest OF her nephew
for the past two months. Mr.. Ha@a
made the trip ia his automobile ana
The PARTY left for Charlotte on the
| return trip Saturday morning.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-22
MANCHESTER CENTER.

Frank Bentley of Middlenury
4 visiting friends in town.
Misses Jennie and Anna Braa-
ley spent Thursday in Rutland
Regular meeting of Skinner W.
r C. saturday at 2;30 p. m.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Lyon ana
son of Bennington are visiting III
town.
t,ya NJ. Dean, dressmaklng al
Ter October LIST, Manchester oehtet
VI.
Mrs. e. A. Fisher, who mas
..on v,sitiny M Mechanicsyille has
returned.
Mrs. Earle Marsh and Miss
Mary Marsh were stopping IN Troy
recently.
Master Norman Marsden, VINO
has been visiting in Westiieiu'
Mass. has returned.
Mrs. w. II. Bamford aud daugll
ter Bertha were IN Bennington Wen
nesday
Mrs. william Moon OF shaits'
hurry. who has been visiting IN town
has returned.
Mrs. Bowie. who has been Win
her daughter In Westfield MASS
has returned.
Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Sheldon o.
Rupert are guests Of Mr.. ana MIS-
A. IL. Botsford.
Mrs Charles crossman ans
Mrs. George Botsford we're IN ben
nington recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur y. Mars
den who have been spending .h'
week In Boston have returned
Miss Edith Shaw left Mona i't,
for Boston where she WIN ''
The Conservatory of Music.
Charles Farnum OF Peru y
very I'M al the home Of his SISTER
Mrs. Marcia Lawrence. ~
~ 4 uIss Edna Way Of North Ben
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-22

The stores ~ n. A. Boyer and a
{. Brauon, at Willlamstown station
Were burgiarixed one night recently,
Al The latter place the burglars took
several watches aud AZ the former
! bundle o. stove polish coupons. Of
no value 10 them but worth i've
cents each 70 The owner.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-22

RALPH sarker aad wife Bridrepor,
Master Geo Barker
MISTER Ralph liarker
Hiss EaEenia Barker
Miss Julia Robinson
~ q. Fulton aud wife Waterbury
J X smith aud sife
e. " BELTS aud wife Buffalo
Ars i T. stage
e ~. Belts
A. u Bssts and wife Philadelphia
Mrs. u u iakel
Miss ii Belts
IT y. Belts
JACK G. Belts
R VI EVANS and wife Johustown
H. g. shotNell aud wife
ars, Arson X Flower Wateftown
Miss . Aeill
Lloyd q Woodruff and wife
Cape Vincent
Miss Il L. hoodnti
Mff G. 5 ii, lccmb
II n sehieffelin and wife
Geneva
" NJ Fast and aife
~ :. Martin and wife Cambridge
". G. iiumstone std wife Brooklyn
A Z. snetlie aud wiit
A Il Fish
| r II Ecker aud vile
Aiss Ethel Ecker
| re" y. hSh'i
Kenneth Lord aud wife
" = , t.u'''''''s'', a''u - p.a,a,d
- - 49, a''u ~ -
| " Hi'',oisoH anu p,t,a,,
aIe y. iai'ou wow ~ 81
n'eh iAno's
MIS- ". sth"i''
MIss Eihlah u,,
:" nechMlih ~
las. andrews
Mrs. andrews -
maftlh mun,' "a 4,
a. r. watson ana WE flShhii'
H. v. Watson
Mrs, Jas y van
MISS =. Foss
Mrs Nora nensley 49,
Ghas- IL. Ihierlot so. orange
| " =, Dech"r ana "iie 'ouhs'o"'
Miss Marion Decker
MISS Is Decker ,
Mrs. Jas. stewart Little rams
Albert ball Davies and wiie
NetherWood' ~ y
| Master mex Davies
leo II. Davenport ana wire oos, ,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-22

nington Is spending few dask
/ with her parents Mr.. and Mrs Char
/ les Way
Willet Morey and clifford Shaw
ssho have been visiting la iaus-
field aud other places, returned
Friday evening.
Maria calTCt, d graduate ~
I oberlin college. Ohio aud Tor sew
eral years a teacher iH 81 lonia,
IS The ggest % her cousin Mrs. A.
( IL Botsford
Mr. and Mrs Fred B Convey
have returned TO their home Ia
T Linden. n j.. after spending their
vacation with the former parents.
sir. aud Mrs John J Convey
Mr. and Mrs. Fred u Convey
OF Linden. N j.. aud John J. Convey
and wife enjoyed carriage drive
Few DAYS recently 10 SYNDICATE,
calling Oh old friends and neighbors
returning home by way u Arlington
schools opened IN town Monday
September ~ with Few changes ~
teachers. the Misses Nan3uskirk'
! MaTlpu ana iihfh az AhN NffAi'Ni
| Miss Il, Il Benedict and Miss Mil
dred Marshall at the Street Miss
stone of East Dorset In the Hollis,
ter district, Miss Marion Botsiard
again In Barnumyille, Miss illdu
Benedict IN the Burritt district ana
Miss Clara Boynton on the West
| Road
! The sad news Of the death OF
James Amldon was received here
on Tuesday OF last week. Mr.. Ami
don died of pneumonia in TROY
Monday evening. The body reach
ed here Wednesday. The funeral
was held from the home OF his
daughter. Mrs. Charles Brewster on
| Thursday The large number pre-
sent and the PROPULSION of flowers
attested to the esteem in which MT
Amidon was held Rev. +. NJ. Ful-
Ter. pastor of the Baptist church
nffleiaIed The Ldrhl WAS IN the
| Center cemetery. The bearers were
Thomas Lidgerwood, Mark Manley
Byron Eldred. Charles Ames, f, G.
| Archibald aud Sheldon Amidon MI
| Amidon is survived by an only chlld
Mrs. Charles Brewster, one sister
/ Mrs. Herbert Wheadon and many
friends. The heartfelt sympathy OF
tho community is extended to al
! in their bereavement
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-22
MANCHESTER DEPOT.

All Rebekahs are requested TO
meet for work at l. o. O. f. Han
Tuesday. Sept. 27th. both morning
and afternoon.
The Rebekahs will celebrate
the seth Anniversary OF Rebekah
Lodges by holding an anniversary
social in the new l. O. o. +. nan
Sept. 80. A program appropriate
10 the occasion will be given fol.
lowed by refreshments, games ana
dancing. Admission TO the han ~
cents. dancing cents a figure,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-22
SATISFACTION Kodak Days.

These clear autumn days
are ideal Tor phoiog apis.
We can furnish all the nee,
essarics for fine pictures ex.
cept the weather.
Brownies Sl.65 up.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-22
|Art Calendars.

The first shipment q these
hand colored photographs
went Ike the dew. Better
gel in early for the pick q
the new lot The prices are
surprisingly low The quail.
~ exceedingly high.
THE IULGERY SHOP.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-22
LONDONDERRY.

Mrs. Alyira stoodley is visiting
friends IN town.
&C. u. Bacon and family were ~
Bondvllle Sunday.
Miss Anna Rice OF Shushan, n.
Y, liz visiting at G. Il. Bacons.
Mrs. Chas. Lacore has returned
TO her home ia Northampton, Mass.
Mrs. Idelle Corey OF Middletown
Conn, visited over sunday al A. y.
Waite's.
Mrs. Addie Allen is visiting IN
Brattleboro, VI. and Springfield
Mass.
MIR. and Mrs. Robt Charlton Of
Manchester Depot we're in town last
week.
Frank stowell and Lake Wilkin
are working for Mr.. Pfluger at SIM
monsyille, Vt.
Mrs. Emma Sutton left Monday
for a two months visit with bro
Their in Denver. Colo.
Mr. and Mrs. p r. Holt spent
| Sunday and Monday al Roy holts
AT Manchester Depot
After spending the summer y
Boston. Mrs. Ella Payne has returned
10 her home in this place.
Mrs. u. Mattox Of New Nofk
las returned to her home aiter
spending several weeks with heF
mother.
Mrs. Eankhardt Of Allentown,
Penn. returns 10 her home Tues
aag after spending the summer Win
her daughter. Mrs, Stevens.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-22
Artificial Teeth

No, merely false teeth but the
Wind that look natural and hi
perfectly. Guaranteed 10 every
respect. Your bad teeth can be
extracted absolutely without PAIN
a. unpleas SAINT after effects BY our
new process. No charge tor ex
tracing when plates arc ordered
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-02
Between $4,000 and 10000
Wods and Came from
Press Shortly After
Midnight
DOCUMENT rs
UNUSUALLY LONG
Stated Today that Mr. Taft S
Legislative Program Will
BE Cut Shors

Washington, Dec. 2.-Aftcr worI,in
day and night for a week on his mes
sago to congress President Taft put
final touches to it yesterday and short
" before midnight last night it came
from Che presses OF the goyeramcat
printing oTcc.
The message is an unusuc Is long
one, running between 10000 and 10.
coo words. The president spent most
OF yesterday with the members or the
cabinet going over the message.
The cabinet session lasted uatil 8
o'clock. 1t is said today that the pres
ident recognizing the shortness of the
time for action he has cut down his
Legislative program.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-02
INCREASE IN THE
STOCK Receipts

V.ashiugtor Bec . ifsuo,.ion Il,
o,a, ..
'N0'''? "' Wv '''' ~ 'e''u
M 'n'"-l0F ''f'''F q ~ 'nd
sheep aud ccHtJr =. ~ tls
supply of he's rfe aa ,actic
feature Of the cSfobpr l,,,.rt,c, ,pcy.
49,. ..., ,.
" '' ''.' -
p 0''''S 'iey u '''e Depa' ''"'"o u ON
meFce and LahoE
The receirs OF cattle at these mar.
kets. which for fine prt7ent wear aver.
oood 7er oAo ha,e 80 ,o.,. .hom
-, 100 ,oe"", go ~ '''' "o'DU''
'o., 80 .''"- ''' N''. U'''S ''NV
.C'''S ,,nn. io' ','o - s'-u,',E e '"o I aoIS
''''''i '''t'" i' '''' an" ''V~''
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-02
S|XTY-SECOND
YEAR is KING

Vienna, Dec. Few monarchs of
ancient or modern times have reign
ed as long rs Francis Joseph, who
today rounded out his sixty-second
year as Emperor of Austria and King
of Hungary. His majesty. now eighty
years of age, ascended the throne at
the age of eighteen, on the abdica-
tion of his uncle, Ferdinand, Dec. 2.
184S.
Masses and special TIE Deum servi-
ces in the churches and cathedrals of
Vienna were held this morning in
commemoration of the anniversary
The emperor is said to be gradually
weakening and the end of his long
reign is probably not far distant
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-02
FIND BODY IN
CITY RESERVOIR

Richmond. Dec Mre. Jeanette
Brown, wife Of Harry Brown. q NOR
chant IS dead. Her body was found
IN thc Now city reservoir here this
afternoon after search Of three
days on Monday morning ho rot
her home about nine O'Clock and all
trace OF her was lost That after
noon her bat and umbrella wore
found ON the bank Of the reservoir
but there were those who thought
this n rusc TO throw tho husband and
relative oG the track, inumatng hat
she had deserted her husband
The husband would not believe she
had ended her life. The finding or
the body this afternoon dieproycd all
tho suspicious The Young husband
is frantic
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-02
Lord Mayor Strong Sug-
gests Such a Combination
to Stand Against
the World.
WAS CHEERED BY
100 NAVAL OFFICERS
Said if Destruction Threat
ems Great Britain Amer
lea TO The Rescue

London, Dee D. Cheered by more
than 100 naval officers OF the visiting
American squadron Lord Mayor
Strong today proclaimed the union of
England and America against tho
world.
This declaration was made at a
luncheon at Guild Hall rendered the
ylsiting American officers by the city
and followed toast tn the United
States navy proposed by the Lord
Mayor himself
lie said that If destruction ever
threatens Britain, American will come
TO her rescue
A burst of applause followed the
rinRin6 declaration.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-02
It Is Urged that the Present
Glasslike Condition May
Cause Many Accidents
to Pedestrians
SANDED COATING
IS NOW ADVISED
Would Be General Conven
ience Not to M ention Pos
sible Damage Suits

The city will probably do something
toward remedying the slippery side
walks in the near future Mayer Stow
ers is in favor OF such "A movement
and the city engineer, w. II. Camp
bell says that he will recommend that
all new walks laid be provided with
rough surfaces. II is also advised
that the present concrete sidewalks
which have a surface almost like
glass, be treated with a coating Of
sanded concrete, or some other prepa-
ration to insure the pedestrian a sure
footing which he has not under the
present conditions. Even on level
ground, It is urged that one must
mince along like he is treading on
eggs or he is liable to have the earth
come up and smite him Ii he is a
wobbly walker and does not possess
the quality Of sure footness he will
go down surer tnan shooting.
In this slippery time, IN viey OF
the snow and the cold wave, the aver
age citizen who pokes his nose out of
doors runs the best risk of his life TO
take a tumble. The sidewalk TO the
postofTice has been abandoned and
the people take to the middle OF the
street. A little roughing in this di-
rection, it is urged would meet with
general appreciation.
The general convenience, the people
say not to mention the damage suits
which might arise from accidents.
would amount to a great deal TIE
matter will probably be taken in hand
by the city authorities who have
charge of il at once.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-02
Druses in Revolt Against
Turkish Methods of Tax
alton in the nat. Leb-
anon Range
200 TURKS ARE
PUT TO SWORD
Ten Thousand Tribesmen
Have Arisen Against
the Government

Constnntinoplc, Dec .. Bloody
fighting Is going on today between
tho Druse tribosmcn and the Turkish
soldiers at Kcrak In southern Syria
and more than one thousand bave
fallen. Seven hundred of tribesmcn
have been killed. Tho city OF 5000
has been captured hy Druses and 600
of the Turkish garrison puy 90 sword.
The Turkish troops began an as
sault on the city today to recapturc
IT,
Ten thousand OF Druses are i'm re-
volt against tho method ON taxation
pursued by the Turkish government.
The Drusc nation occupies the whole
southern and western range OF Mt.
Lebanon and is about 10000 strong.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-02
MARITAL WRECKS
WILL SAIL AGAIN

London, Dec. 2.--Lord vivian,
whose unfortunate marriage with Miss
Barbara flaming seven years ago
ende din divorce, and Mrs. Adrian
Rose. whose first husband died during
the honeymoon. will set sail again on
the sea of matrimony tomorrow. Lord
Vivian's first wife was wealthy, but
eccentric. 1t is alleged that her prin-
cipal amusement was to use her hus-
band as a pin-cushion. Besides stab
bing him with hat pins. she ran a
large pair of scissors through his
hand, inflicting a dangerous wound
and, ended her escapades by eloping
with another man. His lordship then
procured a divorce. Mrs. Rose. who
is now about to become the second
Lady Vivian married the youngest con
of Sir Charles Rose three years ago,
their brief and happy honeymoon end
ing in the death OF the husband. The
experiences Of both Lord Vivian and
his bride-to-be aroused the sympathies
of London society, and their marriage
is considered highly romantic
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-02
BIC MONTH IN
COKE BUSINESS
Figures Will Probably Show
that an Increase of at
Least GOO Cars fer
the Month

While as previously stated. the coal
fgaycs for the month OF Nogembcr
which haze not yet heon completed.
VIII probably STOW sight decrease
in the n.at;er OF tie soa raj ~oye
mont from tfe Tocohontas Geld and
the other feles in this rat Of TIE
state, the coke ;erort VIII show an
incrtase CT az least 900 oa-s fer the
Period. Thee has been n big move
mcAt west IN tho coke bus a7s. ard
the mcath is enc OF thc. isreesi il
The history Of TIC field.
The coal figures arc now bcfug com
piled. and while they may show
slight decrease compared with oc-
tober which was tho biggest month
in the history OF the Norfolk & Yves.
tern In the matter OF coal hadlage.
It will be very slight indeed. and IL
may not be any at all
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-02
HCOSIERS WILL
HAVE BIG FIELD

New York, Dec. o with Gov. Mar
shall. OF Indiana, as the guest of hon
or. the Indiana Society Of New York
VIII hold It's annual dinner at the Wal
dorf tonight. Col James b. Curtis,
president Of the Delta Tau Delta Fra
tcrnity aud former speaker of the IN.
diana House OF Representatives., will
be toastmaater Dr.. Charles Parsons,
president of the Indiana State Nor
nal School, Meredith Nicholson, the
author and "Lare' Pence, among 9TH
crs, viii respond to- toasts.
There has been much talk among
the Hoosiers today Of taking advan-
tagc OF the present occasion to for.
mally launch a boom for Gov. Mar.
shall as the Democratic nominee for
President I'm 1912. Democratic politi
clans throughout the nation admit
that Tom" Marshall would make
strong candidate As the governor of
Ia doubtful state, and one which has
not gone Democratic in any presiden-
tial election since 1892. re occupies a
strategic position
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-02
FAIL To HOLD
THE EARLY GAINS

New York, Dec. 2.Aftcr the OPEN
ing today slightly higher stocka f9l.
ed 20 hold the carly gains with the
result that within short time most
OF the standard issues were quoted
i'm the neighborhood OF yesterdays
close. Trading was moderately nc.
tive. Most Of the buying, however
consisted in continuation of tho GOV.
ering movement which prevailed late
yesterday.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-02
WORK Of VOTED
DIVINE IN CITY

DR. Henry c. Mabic left last night
for Kansas. where he will deliver a
series of addresses at each OF tho
following educational institutions:
The State University. at Lawrence;
The University Of Ottawa, and the
theological Seminary at Kansas City.
He then goes TO ST. Louis Tor an ed
ness before the Y. g. A. aud re,
turns to Boston tor tSe Chr.stinas
lhohdays % Witt his our chldgeu re.
siding there.
DR.. Nabie come TO Blheheld tort
might ago for little rest, and TO visit
his son Rev. Harry S. Mabie pastor Of
the First Baptist church. While here
IOr Mabie preached several times at
l.. , First Baptist church and also ~
the Presbyterian church and the Grace
.iethodist church During the alb.
Scncc OF the pastor attending the
General Association at Roanoke. Dr..
Mabie conducted the funeral OF Miss
Elsie Lilly. He considered il a great
privilege TO be able 10 minister to the
! family in their hour of bereavement
especially as the sorrow was used of
the Lord, to the salvation and spiri.
tual upbuilding Of many in the home
circle, and in the church, which was
so dear to Miss Lilly, and which held
her in such high esteem.
Extra meetings were conducted at
the church Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings. by Dr. Mabie
and a gracious spirit OF revival was
present. Some have been received for
baptism and others viii follow.
Or. Mabie feels that there Is n great
future before all the churches Of Blue.
/ field because of the splendid material
in the congregations, the earnest SUP.
port given by the laymcn, tie fine
personnel Of the pastors and the spir.
/ It of fraternity and cQ operation
among them. While IL is a fac, that
because Of the proximity Of the coal
fields and it's central position in a
wide area OF mountain country. Blue.
field has the reputation, by press re-
ports in other parts of the country of
being a hard place" Dr. Mabie is an
optimist, Of the first water, and be.
iieves that Blu9licld has the possibil.
ity OF reversing this reputation. lie
believes that there are enough solid.
noble men and women here, that
together under the blessing Of Cod
TO raise the standard that Bluefcld
shall be as a city set upon a hill that
cannot be hid" in all that is bright
and best
Thursday afternoon Dr. Nabie held
a parlor conference with the Blue
field pastor at the Baptist parsonage
at which the Reverend Mess.s Bm
lard, Kegley. Hamilton. Jackson
Moore Trapnell and Mab.c were pres
ent
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-02
WEILMAHJ AT
CARNEGIE HALL

Ncw York. Dec D. If a sufficient
number Of persons assemble to make
the oratorical effort worth while, Wal
ter Wcllman and Melvin Vaniman will
tel the tale cf the aerial wanderings
of their sca-going balloon at Carne.
gle Hall tonight, The lecture was
originally announced Cor a night last
month, but only eleven persons. eight
Of whom were newspaper reporters
with passca, appeared at The hall and
Nr Wclimau suddenly developed am
ecutc attack oI loryug.us