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The Republican journal., 1910-01-06

BLACK-CARPENTER. The many Belfast
friends of William NJ. Black of Belfast and of
Miss Ethel NJ Carpenter of Windsor, Maine,
will be pleased to learn of their marriage which
took place at Plainfeld, N. j., November GOTH
The groom is one of Belfast's most promising
and highly respected young men. He gradu-
ated from the Belfast High school in 1905 and
from the University of Maine, in 1909 in the
civil engineering course and is at present en-
ployed in that work at Plainfeld. He is we'll
known in foot and basket ball circles, and while
in the Belfast High school was known as "Bill,'
the big center on basket ball team that
tracted the attention of the State. He
made good in athletics at the U. ~' y
was injured at foot ball when tbs over
home. While at the Waldo q of the
for treatment he met Miss Ca o,,o
then nurse student, and tn. open new
in marriage: Miss Carpentc the State.
a year ago from the hospit
member of the Belfast.rct of o,.h
both he and his bride artist vi edCn
work. Their many :
cordial congratulate
long :! q. prosperout i'm
,@ps' @ pus ,rse
Iaes@ eq AZ"
2aa9p5WES, FRED G. WHITE.
Ss':sN Ssssa':sN D. FIELD.
A On
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MAURICE w. LORD,
Deputy City Clerk.

The paragraph relating to ex-policeman
Ryan is copied verbatim from the records and
will no doubt be understood by the parties di-
rectly interested if not by the general public.
The roll of accounts in the highway depart
ment contained an item for SAB .72 in favor of
Harvey S. Cunningham, it being the amount
allowed on account of the expenses of Mr..
Cunningha m in defending the suit brought by
P. d. H. Carter, on account of the opened
ditch on Waldo avenue.
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ihe Potato Market.

tatoes are now brinpino o.
IN tne local market at Foxc,ofen oo cents per bu
aye5s eh; say there is but sma, ana nrast never 7;
srino a"y ~ potatoes are coming in moun.
.75.-Fort Ee;ne Sents to $1.o0. Cobbiers 81 30
CIV CoaJ 1ork potato market wss a,,,, ,..+
to 40 % 10 Names were selling in ths hun vasds ,ss.
ds, bulk. p'"r ones at $l.75 per 1SO
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.$2,O4s OF

:
The following orders were passed in concur.
renee with the council:
!, That the pay of the night watch be increas-
ed fom $1.5O to 81 per night, and that the city
marshal be instructed to procure new uni
form for officer Beach and new overcoat for
officer Packard.
'Thatsthe city treasurer draw his order for
$112.5O, payable to John S. Davidson, collector
as per his report in November.
That the committee on lights be instructed
to locate 60-candle power Tungsten lights at
the corner of Pearl and High streets and at
the junction of Bridge and Green streets.
That the city treasurer draw his order for
SIS payable to Wayland Knowlton, for six
months salary as city solicitor.
That the committee on lights locate Co.
candle power Tungsten light on Waldo avenue,
as per petition by residents in that vicinity.
In the matter of the petition of Mrs. S. H.
Matthews, ct ais. and Elmer Small, ct ais. for
arc lights, brought over from the previous
meetings, the committee recommended that
that 60-c candle power lights be substituted and
located as prayed for.
The petition of Leland H. Piper with refer
ence to the highway near his premises was
laid on the table.
1t was voted to refer to the city solicitor the
question of the right of the police to cause the
removal of curtains, hiding from the street the
interior of certain places of public amusement.
The request from Washington Hose Company
that their room IN the basement of the city
building be warmed was referred to the COM
mittee on fire department with power to act
The committee on fire department. and city
property was instructed to correct conditions
in the lookup as regards heating.
1t was voted that the bill of G. G. Dickey &
Co.. presented at the October meeting, be paid
and entered on the February roll of accounts.
Inquests were held and witnesses examined
in accordance with the insurance law on fires in
Masonic Temple, house of Clara T. Sibley and
store of Whitten Brothers. The inquest on the
fire at the home of Frank E. Pierce was con-
tinued to the February meeting.
The report of John s. Davidson, tax collector,
of collections in November and December to
the amount of $11,255.27, was read, accepted
and placed on file.
W. H. Bray was granted license for SIS to
operate moving picture theater, to take effect
when the proper booth and other precautions
required by statute law are installed.
George L. Ryan addressed the Board asking
on what complaint he was dismissed from the
night watch. Satisfactory explanation was
given Ryan that no complaint was filed upon
which his dismissal was the outcome.
Harry Clement was elected special police to
substitute for James J. G. Beach during his
vacation of few weeks.
Adjourned.
MAURICE w. LORD,
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.H6WEs'
GALE Of
DERWEAR
'.a1I'ssorning

1TOm OulC. NZ
East Belfast, Underwear, and W
Clare Clarence E. HE one of the W
ment of Maine, 1. O. oar this fact ~
Miss Florence D. chapesed es- ~
Portland, where she will take a SIX .. VS.
course at Shaw Business College,
Miss Florence Ferrin of Rockland was the
guest of her sister, Miss Edna Ferrn of this
city, few days the past week.
Miss Julia Vaughan of Citypoint left last
Saturday for visit with her sister, Mrs. Le-
roy Woods, at Wells Beach, Maine
Leon Wagner of Hebron Academy is spend
ing two weeks vacation at the home of his
grandmother, Mrs Sarah R. Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Wood left last Mon
day for Somerville, Mass, to spend the winter
with their daughter, Mrs Caroline Hale
Miss Marian Bowen and her sister, Mrs Her.
bert Harris, have returned to Riverside, after
making short visit with relatives in Belfast.
Mr. ans Mrs. William F. White OF East Bel
fast hay \,e to Lynn, Mass, to spend he
winter.t SWhite will engage in carpentry.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. C. Matthews of Norwood.
Mass, arrived Tuesday evening and will spend
the remainder of the winter with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles R. Coombs.
William H. Mcclellan, Jr. corporation law
yer of Toledo, O., has been the guest of his
father, Hon. VIM. H. Mcclellan, for few DAYS.
He left Monday for Toledo
Rev. Ashley A. Smith left Monday for Prov
ldence, R. l., to attend the Rhode Island Uni
versalist conference and will address the con-
ference this, Thursday, evening.
Mrs. Elma Mitchell and daughter Mille have
moved from their residence at the Head of
the Tide and will spend the remainder of the
winter season at the Brooks House.
Mrs. Eugene L. Stevens returned home De-
cember 3Oth from visit in Lewiston, where
she was the guest of Judge and Mrs W. H.
Newell. She attended the Higgns-Goss we'd
ding December 25th and the Pendleton- -Hodg.
son December goth. The former was beauti-
full home wedding and the other, a church
wedding, was equally beautiful
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THE NJ. E. CHURCH, SEARSMONT i
Pe-opened and Re-dedicated December
2Sth and 29th. &

Z he most interesting event in the history of
~ Methodist Episcopal church in Searsmont
ok place December 2S and 20, 1909, when the
.snrch was re-opened after repairs and I'M
kovements had been made and dedicatorv
|. vices were held. This edifce was built n
u 5, and was remodelled under the labors a.
Av. E, H. Boynton in 1878 at cost of 81. .0o0.
k 1899 the various branches of the Muzzv
Emily made an Old Home week gift to the
surch by thoroughly painting the church and
srsonage inside and out. The church has nov
zen raised three feet, vestry, ladies' parlor
I'D kitchen beautifully finished with NORTH
s.rolina pine, an excellent furnace put in.
<e auditorium thoroughly renovated and res
4 red and the walls frescoed in tones of Calf
,frnia redwood and shades of green new
"A zen carpet has been laid, the gift of the
&des' Church Aid. The memorial windows of
&thedra glass in tones of green and brown
Ermonize with the walls. The windows were
¥ as follows: In memory of Rev. Enoch M,
Ewler by the East Maine Conference and the
,smily; MIR. and Mrs. Benjamin Ladd's, by the
sildren; Mr.. Peleg Sprague Wings by his
III Ter, MRS. Ann cunningham Deal OF Brooks
Sn, N. Y, and brother, Daniel W. Wing Of
saverhill, Mass; Mrs. c. rockingham Miler's,
4 Miss Emily F. Miller of Belfast and Mrs
#arold Miller of Boston, Mrs. Elizabeth Arnold
\ dway's by Mr.. A. L. Ordway, Miss Myras
sdway Of Boston and Miss Lucy Cunningham
n Searsport. The two gallery windows weres
q. in by the Epworth League of the church. 4
!, 4 banquet was served Tuesday evening ins
ii vestry. Rev. c. H, Bryant acting as toast
Easter. Short speeches were made by the
i Jrict Superintendent, D. B. Phelan, DR.. B.
z Judd of Pratt men orial church, Rockland,
kv. j. R. Laird of Camden, Rev. A. E. Luce
4 Belfast. Rev. E. A. Dinslow of South Mont
BE, Rev. l. H. Lidstone of Union, L. S. Robin
@5n of Rockland. A. G. Caswell and DR.. Adel-
1T Millett of Searsmont. The first service in
I auditorium was held Tuesday evening, and
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Inc North church Guild will give chafinp-
oisn supper in Mem -:-i u-u -, r.l.
-, sysrat tFsnitep. a ttaa Stfsefs.!s +,
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City Government.

The January meeting of the city govern
ment was held Monday evening. january 3rd.
The roll of accounts was passed as follows:
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BASKET BALL.

In the second game at Eastport, December
29th, the Lobsters defeated Belfast High by a
score of "a to 9. Belfast made plucky fight
and held the locals well in the first half, which
ended 8 to S. In the second half the Lobsters
showed up strong and piled up comfortable
lead. The game was hard and scrappy, although
very few fouls were called. The contest was
witnessed by one of the largest crowds that
ever saw game in Eastport The summary:
LoBsTERs 20 BELFAST H. S. (9)
Rutherford, If, ,3............rb rb. Collins. /
braG!oro' ri ....................lb Id, Fahey
Bradish, c, 4, (2) ...................c, Stevens
Watt, ID, 3, ,......................rf, Lothrop2 2
Referee, W. S, Alexander Time, Commute
halves.
The Belfast High FIVE rather outclassed
Woodland, in Woodland, last Thursday night
at basket bail, winning by score of Sc to II.
The summary:
BELFAST H. S. (56) WOODLAND lD
H. Dickey, rf, 6. .......,..,. ...... lb, Burgess
Lothrop, IT, 9.....................rb .rb, Johnson
stevens, c, g.. ..................-.... c, Pine 81
" w. Dickey, rb, s.......,......lf, Kennedy
Referee, Mudgett.
At Milltown last Friday night Belfast High
defeated the local team by a score of 70 to %.
The summary:
BELFAST H. S, (79) MuLTowN t23}
Aothrop' IT, 9...::.,.............. rb, Harvey
II. Dickey, rf, 6 Q.......,.. lb, Fitzpatrick 2
stevens, c. ., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. C, Redding 2
W. Dickey, rb -,........-....,.. If, Murphy 3
Collins, 10, 10 ....... ........... Ryan (2)/
Referee, Mudgett. Umpire Murphy. TING
Commute halves.
At Searsport last Friday night the Sea-
Turtles put mp god game against tR
Old Town A. five, the visitors win
27 The first half ended with the visI,-
the narrow lead of Is to 10. The game was
fast and clean and witnessed by large and
interested crowd. The summary:
0. T. A. A. (33) TURTLEs t27)
Smith, rf, 3. ...................lb, ID, Butman l
Ben jamin, If, A.. 4..............,.,,r rb, Cocord
Lancaster, c, (D-........... c, Trundy 3 %
Mcclellan, rb, ,l...................l l. If, tlnton
X. Davis, 10, /. l.................... IF, Gilkey 2
Referee, Webber and McEacharn, alternat-
ing. Scorer, Wing. Time, 20 minute halves
In fast and hard-played game in Spencer's
Hall. Monson, Monday night, Monson Academy
defeated Belfast High, 20 to 13. The game
played before a big crowd and was in
doubt all the way. Monson secured a lead of
IA to in the first half Belfast played hard in
the second half but was unable to overcome
the lead. The summary:
M. ACAD. COY b H. S. (13)
LeClaire rf 3........................l Id Collins
Sears, If (Q ...............,. RIB w. Dickey
Sanborn l. l...........,.......... Stevens
~ To4Io,- A
Digger 70. II loLhfop Il
lore 40. II II. / VI
Referee, Grover and Mudgett alternating.
Scorer, Brown. Time, 20 minute halves.
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VI "hom are members of tb, -,
ID fowier, Mrs, Sarah jackson M
~ Messrs E. Cobb and Charles 90,
- MSS mary Cobb at the piano wh;..
io"ileo Tor the occasion bv M, ,
T''eF OF Belfast. The Scripture reaa;n.
i'e', "a L. Luce; the sermon bv pa..A
- from the text, John 15.1. consae-
i,,' .''e Dy Dr. Judd; benediction by Rev !
'i"' Wednesday, at 1870 a. N. tba.s
3 Z service with solo, The Kings R,s;n
=, T. H. Lldstone; prayer by Rev =
-o"' SOLO by Miss Helen Cobb .Na,
Faiieth; Scripture reading H., !,
1'i' SOLO by Rev I. H. Lidstona .ThSe
aH eyes sermon by Rev. A. E. Luce fro
~ Cor $50; choir, 80, What Chsn aso
issoay' Tls' at Z p. m, song service bv pa.
1'~S '0i'e' scripture reading by Rev 1
pa ct oy hev- A. A. Smith of pie.
y dreams of Paradise Mr.. rids+ono..t', |'s
-''ion sermon, DR.. Judd theme IT, C,' 80
,.rasa ''1 oooo, When Survey the wondron
''ss' D. B. Cobb president Of +ba hos onusou
a. ses' presented the church for aa,,:a-.. y
ieatofy services We're condnctaa /.
'i'c' superintendent Phelap, assis+oS :, ~
= n ~ Luce, B. 2. Judd. / t,;..,
B" astohe and Rev. T. r, Penteoos4 r.
..lo orougnt fraternal greetings from 49,
Daptist church in South Montvj,,a. a,ae
'ne naptlst church in Liberty. and D..
a. ohith from the Universsl;s4 o1,,-,
asst wednesday at 80 D. m. sono
oy new T. +. Bryant; Scriptura .e,l:~
rev d. B. Phelan; text. "Wbat No.. s ~,
3 hii'ah' LIST Kings 1873; singing bv eba;.
'oheregation, "Blest be the tie that p;,.,-
isoleeion by Superintendent Pbelan
ne church building committee .o
- a.e Ia. amount of repairs as $500. Too
~ In eleo't cannot be given the pastor Pau
H. bryant who has labored indefatios H.,
=, me support Of loyal church and a worL'
Lanes AID. The following former ras;
IS nave given literally to aid the old -
ca MRS A. l. Muzzy, Somerviue No. i
4on ~ "a, 'ouson Jepson, Providence, R. n
ION ~ w. Kendall, Washington D q I,
H. r. Dunton, Belfast John E H.,ev 4
'yrei'' Me- Miss Belle Cummings New 3,
oi'y' Mrs. Mary Barker, Pasadena q
> mrs Lois Mutt, Warren, Me- Miss N
M' HAIL. Winterport, Joseph s Mahona ,S u
'e EN- > Mass Miss Lizzie F. True, Los Ar. p
CaTf Calif' Mrs Mrs. Grace Mixer Nash. Los An. m
Iarv Morlla ~ tss Ella Adams. Concord, Mass. 81 -.
hy thWort6 mt66ofRsGson Raif searsmont Miss Editn
t, Miss Sarab pI,iast, a Miss Emily F. Miller. r.
DMHllhgs, Mn 6, Boston, Mr. Wilfred Co1lins e, 1u a,
searsna Mrs. Sarah Wilson Camden, Me- e0nS orin a
rs 5u1ia WaIdws nlds M1rgsrst Dunton Bel t.
Mrs "ivago' NJ 90 Mrs. j. w. Cox, Los Gatos M
on Aluen, Andor Andover, Mass Miss Matte s' ero
FrfEGTef FranEn Mass MMass'' M, Mrs. Clara Moody lfe
!. Me-, Mr.. ASS MRS. e. H: Hobbs, ure the
MSS Mary Plaisted, Ban~oy NE MedIofa' ora survive
e Ne, SMGStons Mias Mrs Nettie Clement chester
res, Wilton p'Sy Md fhibrick, California, H. moved
Me. 'fS' Harriet B. Snow. father b
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WEDDING BELLS.

Referee, Grover and Mudgett alternating,
Scorer, Brown. Time, 20 minute halves.
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oB]8kRY.

The people of were inex,
shocked and saddd Tuesday
December 2Sth, to : +ha de.+h
Geo. n. Stevens. ! heen in !
good health and 8 fact tho.
at the breakfast NJ he f.m;,u i.
no" wen she was She perfor
rGstomary househf ies as usp., q,
9 a. m. went out in do
ng. She was gon{ h. LAM.
Nt Stevens went hi -.
her lying dead. Nj
'ree summoned, p,.1 ,,,sst
be organic hea, p,ee
ms was born in ,ss- ,sarsE
de of the family ! 49,. 4 th
mes and Sarah 81 4ss 4
-oved to Liberty was email ~
900 WIN 'he excea few year hat hi
me been her 80 -,srried
ofge N. steven, and mo bieber me
raise can be - than tnat her ste
iren, Earl Ste 1 ibertv v;Ilare. NJ
'es ABBOTT OF r. Mrs. Inez Narlen
4 vile and Mrs D,ncl,ao nj Bro,
Mass, loved h ,,rn forh As dee
s ior an own nd her interest a
Tor them coy ben no greater. 81
ed with the cb,r.h IN Libert
years ago an hcere Christian
alous church Bhe was alsoa r
sof Georges pe and was q,
recently elev bfficers VheI
was, she was ,adv and will
5hatever lay er. She lesg
,aler step-chi bpsband
tey a previous Mrs Geasl fn
81. Edinboro, ey; two ''F
sisters Mrsi Farley ,os
tHa, Mrs. M ton of :, 40
ylr Add'e Jacks 4 asta ard is geH
Ryeolds of Libell Fune for u IL
ge held at herhl Friday r nj, 4osl =
,oncted by heos lev f. H.
as ed by RevW Abbott Iatbe J
off erier very mud e sperI
Jes.ful. Her ID Ire and pfe
fe5hat they bs friend vi h
,an, soon be fl
of lie lie, ooi
on us like " a 7
hood thoughe her foot1 ache
I'd, {
fairy blogi !. t
Jas Haney bis HON ' 81
sire January ID d. N. a n
Illns occasiont Nights d ktba ii
y HNne iiau % any !e way
BORN August, he son tnty v
M.ctl and Mas he Ha Fra L
ClH Ireland. i to . b, isn u'
yoGman and l ire duiGa e'
but.h tie am make zen ou
iifed he suce. When BIT c HI
ed good hon Tas BIT, adj oN
terof his sal pr n hs OF le
en- led by tn, s. P bne lc E v
b, lba femf Fill
SUM; home Of or tn; IL I
~hosd two 10, Aeld 3 sDu'
,ir cy mour Mr'' caildi, = be
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ueoh - tifined tc
ed to brigronchial
bn Q Of vile to 81,
bjec 'ption Eh;usO.,f W ,t'
few red H. himself
!, y COX Ff Brook
ciols lst . sons and
~ 2 ..Nass., Mrs.
WI mo- Chapen of
ID ioa of Belfast.
tto, Nil War, and
'u Rall Post. He
20 we'd with his
- ago when he
~ bn Northport
as n employed.
y narkably ac-
- Is years. He
!. a aside Grange
IL t and wanted
n, n be buried in
k place at the
4. tngress street
=. Rev. David L.
q tional church,
"A s. Chester E.
|, d Fge W. Miller
d be bearers.
~ at his home in
ID lged 81 years, 2
an ln ON what was
.nH rknell farm, on
e late Edmund
id was the last
353 he married
who died June
~ house, No. 27
~ d where he had
lie had been ill
death resulted
4 He was made
i I A. M, in 1868
ck rider. A mason
j ny of the brick
\ Of excellent judg-
4p many years to
~ abor in earlier
. bund his pleas
Two children
= cdonald of Dor
iome there and
give her aged
kcl itting care, and
neral was held
II afternoon ut 2
EaW MetaOulSt, diiu
dhciating.
1, II |
lily Dudley Price, |
= Decemhey 20th
She was born in
hte Peter ellison.
] who knew her,
5, strong Christian
I interests of the
was . naslnber.
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NorIok, december 20. After bav;,.
helpless befc winds Of hnrr;car anu blown
s.esi saeI ossee . oger Of Searsport, Me-, which
Dloke aoIift rom her towing consort' tha
steamer Bay Iete, off Brigantine, N. j. dnr.
my tne storm5Y christmas, while bound from,
lynn, mass, Newport News, is safely an.
cnored IN Haff!on Roads today. The vessel
va y picked IN helpless condition ne.r |
A.lantic CiiY a1esday by the steamer Sars.
NIGGA OF the E0yai Dutch West India linz
wn'ca le1t Ne4 FORK Monday bound to Tr;n;'' /
Gao; Everyo1 Of the crew Of six Of 4ha
naoger was p w well worn out by their trvs s
ing n experlenc1 iter the barge had been Iost
by the Bay So December 8Oth ! Ihs, ~. -.
$ov.VOO -. ~ salvag g fled against barge Bsdgsr
8 iosc y steam1 81 State. The libel is filed bv
-. van d ss master Of the saramaccs,i
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THE CHARITY BAL
the auspices OF the
place in the Opera H
and a merry party da
the new year in. Tn,
Grated under the d
Four flags were hunt
large ones at the c
at either side; whit /
the top and Japal h
from the center of q
balcony. Evergreqr
the stage in front .
large trees at the s.
center. Trees wei h
the hall entrancei / q
flags. Crossed faE I
dows and on theh.
which was also t,,.'e
Streamers of blue, :,
the center of the !. &c
II
cony,a land strings I.Jf
center chandelier:
single lanterns de. .pe
brown S orchest' a
for the dance, wlv'ict
with two extras.
served at interim ssio
cts by the Misses. Jes
ing, Edna Gravity lrd,l
and Florence Fell rim.
gave the use # his
As the clock s7uck
turned off andE the
was a surpriA ar
ment. After a brie1
lights were tur I'd on
ed. 1t was on of tt
joyable func tl is of /
were nearly 50
Norfolk, VI |, Dece
been bufeted by te,
h.l1 helpless s befc winds
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were inexpressie. !.
b Tuesday morni.
4 the death Of M
I'd been in her us,
b fact, that motniiI /
he family remarl
She performed !
Hes as usual and ab.
2 do some swe.
long time Z
hi ,rd e.
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The Belfast High FIVE rather outcIassed
Woodland, in Woodland, last Thursday night
at basket bail, winning by score of Sc to II.
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R;uS R;own vs: Brett. Brown; Dunton & Morse.
Morse. 1oke1s' Dunton
na.. rendlston VS.. Nealley. Greer; Dunton &
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~ Dudley Price,
i December 18th
She was born in
Ate Peter ellison.
I who knew her,
!, strong Christian
/ interests of the
was . member.
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At Milltown last Friday night Belfast High
defeated the local team by a score of 70 to %.
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IF buntlng, was feStooned at
iese lanterns were strung,
Ehe proscenium arch to each
jfn trees were used to bank
Of he orcbessssiHi a scairs- csnrss
side and smaller ones at the
pc also used on either side o,
6 which was curtained with
ss were placed over the win
{ front of the balcony rail,
yestooned with red BUNTING.
i yellow and white led from
ceiling to points on the bal.
y Japanese lanterns from the
10 the balcony lights, and
pended from the balcony rail.
1 furnished excellent music
ch consisted of 16 numbers
Ice cream and cake were
ilon to all holding floor tick
eanetta Rogers, Belle Keat-
l. Hazel Doak, Marjorie Shaw
n. DR.. D. P. Flanders kind1v
S Office for a cloak room
X twelve, the lights were
e anvil was struck. This
and caused much merr;
ef period of darkness tho
IN and dancing was resum.
the most pleasing and en-
the season. The receints
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-15
For Sale

77G- Four SO foot lots on street car,
IN Sparks addition, with four room
house; viii sell Or trade for good
farm A bargain
7e9-a feet with all modern con
yynienees adjacent; ono block from
street car; in the best residence por-
tion of ne city. a nice new iive-room
cottage a bargain, With part cash pay
ment Price $3.50
7Gs 50xiG5 feet, good little barn,
well, fenced, house lex20: piasteredi
front ana back porch: sl00 IN cash
and balance on easiest terms.
7gi Small business house, lot and
cock of goods to trade FOR chIckasha
property III a new townslte On rail-
road, close 10 chckasha, See US at
once
7g5 One-half block, three tenant
houses, On South Second street; win
sen or trade for farm land
150- 50xi0s feet on Southwest hill
ana Minnesota avenue: fruit, shade
gas ana water; enc hlaca from street
car, one-half block from school; con
venIent to all churches and High
school, A most choice Tot for your
home
2ie SO acres wen improved, close
10 chlckasha and a bargain. Price s6i
per acre.
2a7 $50 acres. iiye miles from thii
city: 260 acres IN cultivation; l0s
acres finest meadow and pasture,
bargain. Price $4,000
2ig-i0u acres, fonr miles north
west of city; an IN cultivation choicl
land. Price $40 per acre.
ESQ ls0 acres Or Washita bottom
land your chance to buy most cholc'
alfalfa farm ior $50 per acre