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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-09-16
LIsEHOnO.

hrs. Daniel Armstrong and Mr..
Geo. Wertz and daughter Hilda, visited
friends In Hanover lat Thursday.
sIlo filling IL al the 90 by some
farmers.
Ut. 7. II. WerIz naa taken Mr.
IYdIa Warner to lha Union Protestant
InIIrmary Hospital Tor an operation
The operation proved successful At
lhIa writing Mrs. Warner is not very
God.
I'm. Dortner mt nth serious ae-
eIdenI on Saturday shIle erecting :
platform to thresh. When on the ina=
chine he slipped an1 felI 10 the bottom
n The threshing floor. injurinE hi
naek considerable.
Hlaa Mary kopn i spending . feR
daya with her sister. Hrs. Roy Bell.
Baltimore.
The Y. P. s. {. :. elected the follow
M officers President. G. y. KeHeh=
nsr. Vice president. !. :. wretz. sec
Rotary. Ethel Hoffman. assistant SEE
Rotary. Irving Armstrong. and treaH-
HTs. Nay Kopp.
Hrs. Henry and uAIsIs Lucabaush.
q Aleaia, and MIaa Eaiella AlhAn. 81
baltimore, spent Saturday with Mfz
:. = shearer.
After = brief illness ~ Intestinal
troubles. Henry Emanuel. infant Hon d
MT and Mrs William Haines. died
Wednesday night. September Z, ard
months lntsrmeuI saa IN i.inehoFo
eemafery on Saturday
II. and Mrs. = :. Hrunhouse u
Philadelphia. and IF md Mrs. John
nanfbanEh, OF Shrewsbury. Pa. HsTs
guests Of J l.. mafIman.a on Sunday.
.haa. p Stick h huilt a complete
telephone line of HIfes from thIH
place 10 Sucks HfoHH. ; distance Of ;
miles. where be II connected with lhs
YoFk Telephone Company We can
phone 10 parties n xofk county. hAF=
N LOO phones FRI II charge. NH
10 ean communists With Hanover.
YaTk. Spring Grove. ulen Rock. Glen
vie and nearby toms There aFs -
quests for the In. = - extended 70
Summit and Black HneH. Pa
ne rain ga haa N TusEday -
H.HHaaIHted
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HATRmFILLg.

Miss LILLIAN GaTITell, Of Howard
county, is the guest Of her cousin. HIzs
EHielle WaterH
We are sorry - report the loHH u
John seiby. who Id the misfortune n
having fine haTHz killed on the 9maaa=
InK by q through freight last Saturday
night
Dr. Waters i visiting his brother
n Montgomery county. this week.
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BLuE RIDGE COLLEGE.

The formal opening Of the twelfth
annual session OF Blue Ridge College
occurred on Tuesday. September 6.
Prof. Y D yount. Ph. 2. NJ. A., who
for the last eighteen years has been
president of BridgewaIer College. de-
liyered the opening address. His sub
let Icing Education for Leadership.
The large and appreeIaIIYe audience
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POUNTAINBAII.EY.

Ire. ]. Brand. Of Newark, New Jerz
-. has returned home after spending
Ten days with Mrs. Emory wantz.
hrs. Charles kneH and sons. Irwin
md William, have returned home
after spending IWn weeks with Mr.
md Mrs VIM II. WHntz.
While MFR. and Mfz Wash Myers. Of
near Pleasant VALLEY. we're spending
Neek In baltimore. their son. Ma
IeH EHrl Myers. spent = week with hi
sister. Mrs. Emory ManIz.
Mrs. John Sells i entertaining her
nicer from PlttsburE. "a
hrs. Hoffe spent he past week With
her daughter In Hanover, Pa.
Harvey Babylon. Hho had been
spending some time Nth his parents.
has returned to Baltimore.
hrs. Calvin sIarneT. sr.. has hen
TIM Il years ana months old. and
raises two froods If chickens each
xeaT. Il was her bezI laying hen lasI
winter Who can beat It
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Suicide ted Three PoI.ons.

Pittsbufg.-John Miller, aged Torly,
Of BraddoeR. displayed unusual per-
slstency In ending his life. He soak-
ed the heads of matches In water and
drank the mixture. This made hin IL.
He then ate rat poison, and when he
still found himself living he finished
BY drinking carboIIc acid.
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CANADA HILL.

Mrs. Harry Bankard and three child
rem, of Baltimore, VINO spent 4 few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Fitze,
have returned home.
Mrs. George Gregg, of Hanover. Pa,
is spending few days With her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Froek.
! Miss Mary Ann Geiman. Of Pleasant
uey. Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Herb
~.
.rand. of New Jersey, who
friends In this section,
s1Iffz
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What's the use

studying color cards, catalogues. etc.,
and worrying yourself. wife and friends
to death trying 10 decide which Of the
many ADuLTERATED paints IS the
best One i just as good n another,
II you WIah paint that i not adulter-
ated and PERFECT buy and use
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A SsidNEE Of m0RTdAdEE,s SALE
"A O VALUABLE
Real Estate
AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
In Manchester District, Carroll coun-
=. Maryland.

By virtue 81 the power and author
lty contained n the Mortgage from
George Zimmerman and wife, 70 John
Zentgraft. dad the 18th day o. nay.
4. ID, 1855. nd recorded among the
Real Estate Mortgage Records Of Car
roll county. y Llber q. A. II, No. -,
folio 2ST. &c. and duly assigned 10 ].
Ezra Stem. which said assignments
are recorded IT the foot of said mort
gage, &c. md also by virtue Of the
power and authority contained n the
mortgage from Jacob HeddIng.
and MARI neddlng. hi vIfe,
10 the Union Bridge Banking and
Trust Company. a body corporate Of
the State Of Maryland, bearing dale On
the 2sth daY q April, A. u. ia0l. and
recorded among the real estate mort
gage records Of Carroll county. IN
Liber D. :. :. No. g.. folio -. &C.
and duly assigned TO J. Ezra stem. the
undersigned I'll offer At public sale
on the premises. situate on the new
public road. leading from snYdaHHhnrg
10 the Manchester road. being mile
north of snfdeTsbnrg. on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER :.
A y. 1910. Il : o'clock m. IL that
parcel Of laH1. containing 50 AeTez Of
Land, more 81 leaa. improved b a
framaweathsfzbo bearded house. barn,
and all 0IIzT usual ouIhuIIHIngs.
Small stream Il water passing through
the farm. HeIng the property known
rs the George Zimmerman property.
adiolns the lands of Jeremiah Stang
bury and Join YinglinE. and nax IN
the possession IF Jacob ReddInE.
Also Immediately after the ale Of
the above re- estate. the following
personal property will be sold. YIz /.
sOrrel horse. named Dock about s
yeare old II. horse. named Charley"
about 10 years old; Red COW. named
Cherry; red 90. named sInda: light
helfer. named Miller: 2-horae wagon.
Bickford : Hoffman drill. spring tooth
harrow. fnfToH nlow, falllngton buggy.
1-horac spring wagon. with top. Cham
pion mower. Champion reaper. snang-
Ter corn planter. double shovel nlow.
set OF lead harness, complete With
collar, bride md names II If The
above property now IN the possession
Of Jacob neddIHg. and upon he Real
Eaate above described.
For further information cal upon
the undersigned 1t Westminster. Id.
This properI. : we'll worthy he at
lention OF purchasers
Terms OF Sale Of Real Estate. One
third cash On Iay Of sale. or upon the
ratification thereof by the Court. the
balance In to equal payments Of 6
and IL months from day Of sale. de-
ferFed payments bearing interest from
the day OF sale. and secured b the
purchaser or purchasers notes. With
approved security. or all cash I de-
sired by the purchaser. : deposit OF
$4,000 viii b required from nnrehas-
ef on day Of ale.
Terms Of sale OF Personal Prop
erty All sums Of $40 or under cash
on day OF saIs: balance In months
from day Of sale. secured D. The notes
of the purchasers. with approved Sc
curity, bearing interest No property
TO be removed until settled for.
]. EZRA STEM,
Assignee OF Mortgage.
Geo. L. stoeEz1aIe. Solicitor.
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FoR=sAIE.

A desireable property, in best condi-
ton, fronting IS feet on Pennsyl- -
vania avenue. with depth Of 19a.
feet: weather board house. slate roof,
nine rooms. bath and closet: "a and all
modern improvements; large stable,
shed and III necessary outbuildings;
fruit. This property Is on the corner
Of IL foot alley. and adjoina the main
alley in the rear of the property.
Apply to
MARY GILBERT 4 SISTERS,
aug-26=If Westminster. Md.
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was plainly moved BY the common=
sense plea for practical and higher
education. His suggestion for our
MOTTO was Industry tie Means. Plenty
ne Result" Prof. Yont came not only
to deliver the opening address, but l.
zIaging right with II ~ member 81
tHe faculty. He has been elected Dean
O. the college, and has charge of the
department of the ancient classics.
President Wine, with . short, pointed
address opened the session.
= large number Of students have
BIN enrolled, and others are constant
L arriving. The latest arrivals are
Misses Blanche FousI. Lemasters, Pa
THeIma Littlefield. MIddleburg, Md:
M.Hsrs. Oscar Rebok. Waynesboro
P: Bruce Hun. RInggold, Md; Jos
E0usl, Lemasters. Pa: Howard Kuhn
MIInor, Pa; Calvin I1Icholtz, Thur
ont. Pa, and Mr.. Dlosser, Ind.
Base ball, basket ball, lawn tennis
track work, and other fIe1d sports are
receiving much attention. Last satur-
- in base bal game the college
H1ss defeated the Academy; the score
being II to 3. Prof. John b. WeseoIl
:. :. Il. A., late o Brown and Yale
Universities, has charge OF and L
directing the coaching Of our risinE
athletes.
Prof. W. l. T. Hoover, Phi. b
Il. J., goes to IaEe charge of tn
Brethren Sunday School. Convention
At Welsh Run, Pa. Prof. w. b. Youni
vi preach in the chapel Sunday even.
Ing. At p. m.
ne LIBRARY Societies have take1
G. new life. The campaign for neH
members Ia still On. The Hiawatha
Literary Society VII render a program
this Friday evening. On the evening
O aptember %. the Emersonians vi
q what promises 10 Be an excellent
entertainment. These entertainments
are free. and yon are al cordially IN.
lied 10 come ana enjoy the many good
IIngs that are IN store for you.
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MOIsI.lIIli.

hrs. Henry ciary ! visiting friends
N Baltimore.
IT. and Mrs. John Neighbors have
returned TO Cambridge.
Miss Conden Il i Frederick Cts
Hospital under treatment for append.
eiIIs.
Edgar Smith and ITa Watkins vii
pIsII Annapolis net Sunday.
MrH. Lille Steele and sister. Miss
Mary England, Ware prominent shop
neTa on our streets ii Wednesday
Measra Rudy : HnE1zIte are placing
The slate roof on IT. sponseller's neW
residence.
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WANTED.

1000 pounds Of Pork : week. VIII
pay II cents per pound.
NJ. e. CAMPBELL.
Westminster. Nd.
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FROM NEARBY TOWNS
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CHRONICLE # HAPPENINGS AMONGST
oUR EEIGHBeRs. zslll
sYgEsyMLH.1
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Leave III subscriptions. slTertlse-
ments ana 10 uerk e Waller W.
Rltterss ToHseriaI Parlors. Ieeal agent.
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7 IsT OF UNCLAIMED MATTER
IL remaining in the PostoiIiee. Vest
minister, Nd. Sep. 10, 1910.
Barber. M. EfFe HetsbTIdIa Hr. Theo.
Brown. Nj Evelyn Harrinktsn Mrs Clifford
Brown Hr. u Il Lowlsy. M
CiaFk. ~ !. :. Norris. -. Liza
Copsnhavsz. Hr. GhAs PAmpei IL Madeline
DuthhzH. ~. HhafrsT. II Nina
DanbFtdEs. leg. L Weels. r.. HarY
Fultz. n. Hlznshs YinRliaE. aE. George
Persons calling for the matter in above
list will please say Il was advertised.
H. p. G0RsuCH,
sep-I6 Postmaster.
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CHANGES In
MAIL HANDLING
Hereafter All Bearing Address
Of Sender Will be Returned
Without Being Advertised

The attention of the public is called
to changes in the regulations concern
ing the handling Of mail matter in the
general delivery divisions Of post
Offices.
BY order of the Postmaster General
and in accordance with an act Of Con-
gress passed at its last session, un-
claimed frst-class mail (other than
postal cards and post cards. bearing
name and address Of sender without
request for return in specified time
will not be advertised, but will be re-
turned to the sender at the expiration
of five days if directed to street and
number or for general delivery in
cities or for delivery by rural car
riers; or at the expiration of 10 days
If addressed to fourth-class Offices and
not intended for delivery by rural car
rier. Mail bearing a request for its
return in a specified number of days
will be returned according to such re-
quest, not being advertised.
In all cases the cause Of nom
delivery will be stamped upon each
piece so returned.
Evening journal., 1910-11-15

tale. Just ordinary. every day. com
monplace fact
Once there was a man who lived in
Chester who wanted to make lot Of
money, so he worked seven days a
week and for good measure came back
to the store each night Of the seven,
for he did not want the other fellow TO
get a single penny that he might di-
vert to his own till.
This he did continuously.
Then after he found that his pile Of
cash in bank and dividend making
property had expanded. he discovered
that his liver, which had longed all
these years for the stimulus Of fresh
air, was not worth thirty cents.
Another man worked the store while
a doctor or two worked the bank ac-
count into a condition resembling the
liver.
n. B. That liver has gone out Of
business and the owner Of another
liver is enjoying in comfort the prop
erty that the doctors did not succeed
in getting away with.
p. S. The commandment about keep
ing the Sabbath day has not gone out
of business. It has better staying
power than mems livers.
Evening journal., 1910-11-15
Masnuerade Party.

An enjoyable masquerade party was
given at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Paris on Saturday evening
last. Charles Paris and Miss Margaret
Henry played several selections on
the piano. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Paris, Mr.. and Mrs. viii
dam Applegate. Mrs. Frank Paris, Sr,,
Mrs. Frank Paris, Jr., Mrs. Bessie
Louden, Mrs. William Carlen. Mrs.
Sanborn Mrs. George Bevan, Mrs.
Anna Dickerson, and the Misses Mar
garet Henry, Anna Applegate, Edna
Carlon, Grace Powell, Rachel Powell
Helen Dumas. Lydia Steborer, Mabel
Kates. Mary McCurty. Mary Stover
Pearla Applegate, Margaret Hession,
Blanche Applegate, Nora Spahr, Eva
Wilfong, Bessie Gaines, Annie Will
fong. Hazzeltein Wilfong, Margaret
Paris, Messrs. Thurman A. Paris,
Emil Wagner, William Carlen, John
Edwards, William J. Salters, Harry
McElroy, John Hammond, Walter
Taylor. David Hammond, George
Johnson, Willard Pike, George w.
Nessen, Charles y. Phillips, John A.
Collins. Joseph McDonough, Willard
Cook, Joseph EcclestOn, John Joyce,
Joseph Snyder, Joseph Farren, John j.
Fisher, Joseph l.. Conner. Walter
Grimes, Herman Brand, Charles Grant,
Alya Spahr, Walter Anseaume, Will
liam Stafford, John Kirk Charles
Seeley, John Fitzgerald. William p.
Smith, John Collins. William Collins,
Joseph Mclaughlin, James Hagen,
James Ford, Dot Didncy, Roy Nibblets
and Fritz McElroy.
Evening journal., 1910-11-15
MITE SOCIETY
NAMES COMMITTEES

Grace Church Mite Society Commit
tee for 1910-11 are as follows:
Auditors-Mrs. jerks. Miss Sarah
Weldin.
Church Committee-Nrs Conner.
chairman; Mrs. Neal. Mrs. Moore.
Mrs. culbertson. Mrs. Eliason, Mrs.
/ Field.
Parsonage Committee--Mrs. Pusey
chairman; Mrs. Kemp. Mrs. Cooper
Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs Field
Visiting "Shut Ins -sieiiifsd1ifn''
hall, chairman; Miss Weldin, Miss
Torbit, Mrs. Hickman. Mrs. Shillings
(Last year seventy visits were made }
Visiting new members and strang-
ers I'm the church-Mrs. Murgatroyd,
chairman; Mrs. Gambrill, Mrs. Goldey.
Mrs. Butler. Mrs. Todd, Mrs. Belt, Mrs.
Mullin and Mrs. Prickett (Fifty-fva
visits were made last year.
Committee on Entertainments-Alrs
Robb. chairman; Mrs jerks, Mrs.
Thompson, Mrs Williamson, Mrs.
Prettyman.
Church Flower Committee-Mrs.
Sue Thompson, chairman; Miss Racn-
el Rowland
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Wedding Anniversary.

A masquerade and surprise party
was given to Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Talley, in honor of their thirteenth
wedding anniversary, last Thursday
evening at their home In Brandywine
hundred At the conclusion Of the
evening refreshments we're served.
Those present were: Mrs. Henry
Tally. Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Foulke, Mr.
and Mrs. s. Talley, Miss Ellen Talley,
Mrs. William b. Rash, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Talley, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Brinton. Mr. and Mrs. William w. Day,
Mrs. Glatts, Miss Bullock. Miss Edna
Mousley, Miss Louie Mousley, Miss
Hannah Ryan. Miss Bessie Ryan, Mis'
Katie Ryan, Miss Alice Ryan. Ms!
Irene Day, Miss Clara Brinton, Thos
Ryan. Eddie Ryan, Harrington Hus
bands, Herbert Day. Walter Green
field, Charlie Hoffman. Atlee Clark.
Evening journal., 1910-11-15
Editorial Opinion
Vocation and Education.

Louisville Courier-Journal.
An interesting experiment is to be
tried in the Boston schools. The Board
Of Education has established what is
known as a Vocation Bureau" The
object is to find out the tastes, hopes
and plans of the students, with a view
TO assisting them toward whatever
vocation they shall choose for their
life work. Records will be kept show
ing the change and shift In vocational
aspirations and, It is presumed, that
where the pupil is constant I'm his aims
his education will be directed in a way
that is calculated to aid him when he
enters upon the serious business Of
earning a living.
1t is possible in most instances to
know what vocation appeals most
strongly to the particular pupil and
for what gainful occupation he is best
fitted Once this is ascertained it would
be a simple matter to train him ac-
cordingly; to give paramount atten-
ton to instructing him in such studies
as would be Of the greatest practical
value to him. Such plan would econ
omize the time Of both teacher and pu-
pill and there is reason to believe that
it would make a common school edu-
cation more valuable than it is under
existing methods.
A Tale With a Moral.
Chester Times.
This is neither fiction nor a fairly
Evening journal., 1910-11-15
Ayers Pills
Regularity
Advertising Records for October

q During the month of October, 1910, THE EVENING
JOURNAL printed 483 inches 6762 agate lines Paid
Display Advertising than any other Wilmington newspaper
q During month of October 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
printed 1905 inches 25270 agate lines paid display
advertising than in October 1909 No other Wilmington daily
newspaper made SO large gain last month
q The EVENING JOURNAL has printed more Paid Display
advertising each month in 1910 than any other Wilmington
newspaper
Advertisers get splendid results by using The Journal This
paper leads all other Wilmington newspapers in Paid Circulation
Evening journal., 1910-11-15
STRANGER SHOOTS PASSENGER
John Hall, Of Philadelphia, Wounded
by Man. Who Escapes.

CHESTER, Pa, Nov. 15.-John Hall.
OF 216 North 5Sth street, Philadelphia,
while waiting to board a trolley car
for Darby at the Philadelphia Rapid
Transit Company's junction was APP
preached by a strange man, who drew
a revolver and deliberately shot him.
Both shots took effect. one in the alb
ilomen and the other in the back. He
was taken to the Chester Hospital,
where the bullets were extracted. He
will recover.
The man who It is believed did the
shooting entered the waiting room q
few moments before he attacked Han
and spoke TO George Clark, Jr., OF
Folsom. He asked him what time the
next car left for Darby. Clark says the
stranger walked as II he was GRIP
pied.
Evening journal., 1910-11-15
Hanorer Chnrch serrIees.

Philip NJ. Colbert, secretary OF the
Y. NJ. G. A.. viii speak at Hanover
Church on next Sunday night. on the
subject, "What the local association
can do for young men in Wilmington.
Caleb ~. Burchenal will speak on
What young men can do for the civic
life OF the city" Rev. r. l.. Jackson
will speak on ''The young man in the
church"
Evening journal., 1910-11-15
.Junlors' BANQUET.

Preparations are being made for the
banquet of the past councillors OF the
Junior Order Of American Mechanics
which will be held at the Clayton
House on Thursday evening. Covers
for sixty persdhs will be laid, and sew
eral prominent members Of tho organ
ization will make addresses. A num-
Der OF the State and National officers
will also be present.
Evening journal., 1910-11-15
Sunrise Party.

Miss Lola S. Raffo was given a mas
querade surprise party by her Sun
day school class of West Presbyterian
Church at her home. No. sos Harrison
street, on Saturday evening. The
evening was spent in recitations and
singing, with piano selections by each
member OF the class. Professor Jacob
Clymer added the finishing touches to
the enjoyment of the evening by sing
ing Are They Thinking Of Me at
Home" and several other selections
with piano accompaniment. Those
present were Misses Josephine Mars
ton, Helen Barkley, Edna Barkley
Roberta Simmons, Helen Marvel
Mamie Clymer. Professor Jacot
Clymer and William II. Cornbrooks.
Evening journal., 1910-11-15
LtW. q. n n. Meetinr.

Miss Katherine Croes the Y secre-
tary of New Castle county is attend
ing the National w. c. T. U. conven-
ton at Baltomore, and on Friday even
ing Miss Croes spoke at the young
peoples branch conference. her sub
t-of h4irs "Our Social Iifa "
Evening journal., 1910-11-15
Townsend.Frickson. son.

Lewis e. Townsend and Miss Ellen
e. Erickson, both of this city, were
married on Saturday evening at Ep-
worth NJ. e. Church parsonage, by
young people will live at Twenty
third and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1910-11-15
Combs. Reed EnRaRement.

The engagement has been an
nounced Of DR.. Warren r. p. Combs
of this city and Miss Rachel e. Reed
OF Glendale. daughter OF the late
Senator Samuel 4. Reed.
Evening journal., 1910-11-15
Masquerade Party.

A masquerade party was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry. at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. J. Haley, No. lis
n. Scott street, on Friday evening.
Several vocal selections were given by
William Bleyer. Dancing continued
until a late hour when refreshments
were served
Evening journal., 1910-11-15

married on Saturday night by the
Gev. George c. Williams, pastor OF
Epworth NJ. r. Church, at Epworth
parsonage.
Evening journal., 1910-11-15

The Annual Dance and Reception
Of Delaware Lodge, No. 2S1, b. Of l..
r. and E.. will be held at new Cen
tury Club, Tuesday, Nov. Is, 1910.
Evening journal., 1910-11-15
Got His Bride Here.

Bartus Hatoherson surprised his
relatives and friends a few days ago
by returning TO his home at Elkton
with a bride in the person OF Miss
Mary Guthrie, OF Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1910-11-15
Lecture nj Hanoyer Church.

Professor p. S. Schumacher Of West
Chester Norman School, will lecture
I'm Hanover Presbyterian Church this
evening, on "The Lure of the City"
Evening journal., 1910-11-15
RirthdaT Party.

A birthday party was given on Fri
day evening by Miss Ethel Fisher in
honor Of her thirteenth birthday.
Those present we're Elsie Wilson. Ber-
tha Lynch. Iva Miller, Sarah Miller,
Florence Mousley, Jennie Ryan, Eliza
beth Anderson, Beulah Robinson,
Anna Ayars, Elma Holten, Nellie
Coote, Rean Jennings, Paul Holten,
John Baker. Clifford Spence, Guy
Spence, Joseph Ferguson. George
Ayars, Jessie Dutton, Claude Lynch,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Craven, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Pieplow, Mrs. Bertha Sim
mons, Mrs. Julia Logan. Mrs. Annie
Holten, Mrs. Nichols, MIR. Samuel
Jones. Enoch Dutton, Mr.. and Mrs
George Fisher.
Evening journal., 1910-11-15
CIements-Kearney.

Edward l.. Kearney of this city and
Miss Mary f.. Clements OF Baltimore,
will be married on November % at st.
Paul's r. c. Church by the Rev. Faith
er Waldron.
Evening journal., 1910-11-15
Enforcement Announced.

The engagement has been announc-
ed of DR.. Philip c. Southard and Miss
Ethel Whiteman, both of this city.
Evening journal., 1910-11-15

The Annual Dance ana Reception
Of Delaware Lodge, No. 231, B. OF L.
+. and E.. will be held at new Cen
tury Club, Tuesday, Nov. Is, 1910.
Evening journal., 1910-11-15
TnMnsend.Derrickson.

Lewis e. Townsend and Miss Ellen
Z. Derrickson, both Of this city, were
Evening journal., 1910-11-15
Facts to THINK AbOut!!!

When store buys direct from the maker, for cash. liberal
discount made We give that discount customers. We
compel the makers to their goods We add
tee that positive satisfaction Service mexceed
That comfort Do need for buying
MILLERS?
Evening journal., 1910-11-15

A Tale With a Moral.
Chester Times.
This is neither fiction nor a fairly