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Evening journal., 1911-01-04
Family Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee j. Martin gave
a family dinner party on Christmas
Day at their home No 2305 Washing
ton street. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Lee J. Martin and sons Clin-
ton G. and Ralph p. and daughter.
Mrs. Robert Merrick and husband,
Robert and son Leon, of Mendenhall.
Pa.
Evening journal., 1911-01-04
Kent Lew Court.

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del, Jan. 4-The Levy
Court Of Kent county held its first
meeting with the new county officials
in charge Of their respective Offices,
yesterday. The report of the retiring
recorder of deeds, James p. Aron,
showed total receipts of S13,3S9S2 for
the four years of his incumbency,
from 1907 TO 1910 inclusive
Evening journal., 1911-01-04
RickardS-kpIIV-

Miss Bessie c. Kelly and Frederick
f. Richards, a local letter carrier,
We're married in this city on January
2. After trip TO Washington they
will be at home at No. 1914 West Fifth
street after January g.
Evening journal., 1911-01-04
DOvER PYTHIANs IN REHNION

special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del, Jan. 4-Central Lodge.
No. 10, Knights OF Pythias. of Dover
will hold a reunion next Monday
night, on the occasion Of the annual
treat to members and installation of
officers by the vice-grand chancellor
x Delaware.
Evening journal., 1911-01-04
KiIne.CIOse.

John G. Close, and Miss Anna c.
Kline, of Pottstown. Pa, were mar
ried here on Saturday evening by the
Rev. George l.. Wolfe.
Evening journal., 1911-01-04

Briggs, of No. 2S1O Washington street,
saw the New Years parade in Phila-
delphla on Monday.
Thomas j. Mowbray spent the
Christmas holidays at the home of his
parents, the Rev. and Mrs w. r.
Mowbray, OF Lewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexis I. Coleman who
spent Christmas I'm the city as the
guests OF Miss Virginia Zane, have
returned to New York.
Miss Lillian Todd has returned
home after spending a week with
frieuds in Salem, ~ ].
Miss Eunice Warren, who was
recent guest of friends in Salem, N.
j., the past week, has returned home.
Evening journal., 1911-01-04
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE

LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. the
world wide Cold and Grip remedy re-
moves cause. Call fo- full name. Look
for signature u. w. GROVE. 25c.
Evening journal., 1911-01-04
Miss dupont to Give Dance.

WI0s WWI UII ~ WIIN WHINVs
OF interest to younger society will
be a dance to be given this evening
by the Misses Ellen and Alice DUPONT
at the home of their parents. Gen
eral and Mrs. T. Coleman dupont
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-08
WORLD.

ride on the railroads. The promoters
OF the fair there have expended large
sums Of money, not so much as q
financial gaining institution. but for
the purpose OF giving the people OF
the state an opportunity TO exhibit
: the products OF their factories, farms
and other branches OF business and
to provide for them a place OF inter.
restins amusement during each year,
Following aheElines Iof:itGtl old.
, fashioned county fairs but celebrating
greatly upon them, this years exposI.
ton will be one; OF the most, complete
entertainments of Its kind ever given
( In the state. Every department liz
being. managed by experts. md will be
feature within itself. tg -
The Fairmont Association has gradll.
atcd from the stdge OF giving race
meeting and advertising 1t as a fair.
During the four years OF its existence
! 1t has always delivered to the public
what It advertised and mas gained the
confidence Of the people far and wide.
Exhibits that will excel any past
efforts are being featured THIS fail
and there will be many pleasant sur
prises offered to the patrons when the
gates are. thrown open on next Tues.
day morning.
One OF the most pleasing exhibits
OF the fair In the past has been the
display OF live stock. Next week
there will be twice the number OF
cattle. sheep. swine and horses ever
shown there before on the grounds.
while the poultry Show will be far
larger and more interesting than in
the past.
q The old saying, ito make a thing
60 get the ladies' Interested" has been
haeded by the association. which has
provided beautiful Exhibition Hall. a
building with more floor space than
any fair structure In, the state. This
has been practically turned. over! to
the ladies', who will take the greatest
advantage OF It. Women are especially
interested In the displays OF breads.
cakes, preserves. fruits and ,jellies:
ladies' fancy work. fine, !, arts and
photography. and these exhibits will
excel anything yet offered by the as.
ISOLATION. Entries for these depart
mcnts have been coming In to the
Fairmont Office for. weeks, aud every
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-08
Beautiful Country
Home Fo Sale

I have for sale the beautiful country
home. belonging 10 Sheriff George
Amos, which IS located on the Fair.
mont aud Morgantown pike and tho
street car line lending 10 she Fair
grounds, The homie rs d white brick,
and slate roof. with good ,s3Rlde porch.
es; contains seven good sized rooms,
all Of which are in perfect condition.
A good large wash.honse with cellar;
large barn In good repair: a wagon
ahed with corn ;srip attached; ). wood
and coal house; d hog pen and chicken
house; bnlldings. 4, 8 ais
There are about 4 acres OF almost
level ground surrounding the house
Can easily have city wafer, gas and
electric light. ~ y ~ IS
There Is a splendid well OF water
near tho house. 4 .iy5 IL (,
Any one wishing to garden for SAID,
this opportunity cannot be surpassed,
the market Is so close, Just little
way from the glass factory. which ex.
cells tho world, In Its size and It's man.
ufacture; besides there are other fac
tories, and n planning mill not very far
away.
) See W. Howard Kelley who will de.
light in: showing ttpSproper,y. to any
person Interested. n *
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held the 9Th and 18th at the. Baptist
church on Dents run.
Workmen have moved from our
town to Dents run TO run farm for
Mr. Atily. who is moving to the city
Of Fairmont..
Mrs Della Morris and Mrs. Oliver
and Mrs. julie Yost, of Glover's Gap
are attending the Ladies' Eagle con.
ven,ion at Parkersburg this week.
Henry Campbell and wife were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Manard Clio
yer, of Glover's Gap, Sunday last.
Emma Harter, of the First ward o!
Fairmont. was at II. L. Campbelrs
Sunday evening. She went home on
No, 4 that nights ID :ssa,
Quite a bunch of real pigs on Camp
bells rim. They are the Rural Jer
scys. -z ~
Simeon Hawkins is sick with rheu
matismSand has been all summer.
Arthur ornduff is poorly at. present
Has been right grunty all summer
f1ope he, will gain up soon.
The Glover Oil Co. Is talking OF sell
ing their oil holdings on Campbell's
run as they have two wells only OF
the run. ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-08

races and parachute drops each day
II tho fair. rain or shine. The famous
First Regiment Band OF forty pieces
3 engaged to furnish the music, and
Is concerts during the afternoon will
delight the thousands OF patrons who
will be, on the grounds. -. -. "a
There will be no big day at the
Fairmont Fair. for, the entertainment
provided Is uniform for each day and
patrons will not, miss anything by at
tending on any certain day. There is
but one exception TO this rule. On
Thursday, at noon. there will DO a
parade, Of the live stockton exhibition
at the fair. Many persons consider
this one of the attractive features OF
the week. .shtst ~ ~ {,iys-l
Lovers OF good racing will glory in
the daily cards at Fairnlont. Tho
track there. once holder of the worlds
pacing record for two.lap oval and
now possessor Of the state record, Is
said to be the fastest In the country.
The association this year is offering
$1,000 in purses more than any other
state organization and for this reason
the hest horses In training will be
seen in action there. The program Is
an exceptional one. Each day will
see four harness events and one or
moro running races. Six stakes, two
of which are the famous Horse
Journal Colt Stakes. have filled well
and will be features Of the daily cards.
The. free for all pace. for which there
IS hung mp purse Of $500, will at.
tract tho fastest shlewheelers In the
game TO the issue. III.
The management has secured the
services OF the best racing officials
n the country: to preside. over the
meeting. Mr.. Erred Uptonlof Rochester.
N. Y, who has. the unique distinction
Of having turned down sthirty.sevcn
requests for his services this year,
ic'me Of them for work on the grand
circuit, will be found lin his old posi-.
ton in the starters stand, while Mr..
Henry NJ. Bosworth. the noted breeder
md horse. authority Of Lexington. Ky.
"ill preside in tho judges stand.
Z Special trains and reduced rates
have been arranged for on. railroads
md traction lines and these will suit
Tho convenience OF patrons from all
sections OF the state. HI
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q o. 4 . j =
More than ordinary interest Is being
taken by the people OF, Central and
Northern West Virginia In the coming
Fa!r!nont FSir. which will be given on
four days commencing Tuesday, Sept.
i2th+ There will be record breaking
crowds in attendance each day and
every section ofSthe State will DO
represented by patrons at the fair.
iErae Fairmons Fair Is. new In;
dEs:ry. but It, has grown with ouch
rapid strides that is fast. bccdming
recognized as the West Virginia State
Fiir. Being centrally located; Far:
mon. can drawrfrom2 all sections OF
Nest virginia. with exceptions Of the
southern portions, by 4 few hours
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-08
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER "a.
2:25 Class Trotting Stake. Purse

$1,000.
Libra, b. 6. by McAdams; J.. w
Beeman, Cleveland, Ohio.
Mabel, r. m. by Uncle Ad; John ].
Koebert, Waynesburg. Pa.
Crescent Hal, by Halrane; S. F
Streetor, Paynesburg, Ohio.
Major Chimes, b. 8. by Norchlmes;
Waltert Eliason. Fairmont.s W. Va. 7
Belmenster, br., S. by Moko: join
Drhew, Pittsburg. Pa.
Ohio Todd. b. $. by Todd; Clemens
Stock Farm, Xenia, Ohio.
Mack Sphinx. br. 6. by John A. Nc
Kerron; s. w: Hart & Son. Minerva
! Ohio. & w! l,,i (,
Cameron, b. s: ~ Kctelil;; John ]
Coll, Greenville,N Ohio. ~ s.sig
Dave Todd, b. h. by Todd; George
shoenberger, Agt., Warren, Ohio.
Ruth McGregor, b. m. by Jay Nc
Gregor; James G. Cooper, Cincinnati
Ohio.
Adrenl. b. h. by The Advertiser;
v. Rossworm. Cumberland, Md.
Judge Stowe, b. &. by Actell; TIL,
Meyer Specific Co.. Pittsburg, Pa.
Cloth Of Gold, CHI. m. by The Libcr
etto: Oliver Cabana, ,Jr., Buffalo, N. Y
The Mink, b. g by Foreign Dc
mand; James NJ. strader, Watkins
N. Y.
Lady Bell, b. m. by Charleston; W
L. Longnecker, Whitley, Pa.
4 Sir Jan, by Bob Fitzsimmons; Balrt
& Rombaugh, Hamilton, Ont. E
Charley K, blk. &. by Jarl;} Herman
Tyson. Newark. Del. ~
Allation, $. s. by Allerton; Curt Cos
nell. Cambridge City, Ind. al
Emily Morris, by Copper King; ]
E. Gray, Toronto, Ont.
Directum Guy, ch. h. by Dircctum;
Rody Patterson. Agt., Columbus, Ohio
Susue Wood, ST. m. by Alliewood;
Fred Jamison,1 Butler. Pa.
Mabel c., Dr. m. by Wild Omar;
Highland Park Farm, Cadlz, Ohio.
Maggie Pilot. b. m. by Pilot Me
dunn, Jr.; DR.. L. Y. King, Florence
S. C. ~ !,
Aunt Mollie, b. m. by rhythmic; n
E. Bedford, Paris. Ky. go =, /,
Dingee, b. 6. by Virgins; Frank
Hedrick, Jamestown, Ohio. lrS
The Devil, b. s. by Wildwood; Doer.
san & Ruff, Columbus, Ohio. .F5
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asa srrot. Purse s4oU.

90
Dollie s., b. m. by Star Box; 0. Els
man. Plttsburg, Pa.
Alton L.. br. h. by Alcantaras;
James Florey, Bryn Mawr. Pa.
Buck Athol, b. h. by Glen Athol; J.
NJ. Hull. Washington C. f.. Ohio.
Admiral schley, b. 6. by Sentinel
Wilkes; J. A. shafrer, Dawson, Pa. :.
Mike Agan, b. 6. by Lord Vincent;
Frank Hedrlck. jamestown. Ohio.
Derby Boy. b. g. by Noryal; George
NJ. White, Lansdalc, Pa.
Dovell, b. &. by Ananias: George H.
Blum, Cleveland, Ohio. ~
Robert X, br. &. gby Wilmons; Cliff
Todd, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-08

inch Of space that can be spared will
be taken up. by the lady exhibitors.
The departments are in charge Of ex.
pert superintendents and the women
as well as the men viii find plenty TO
interest, them at the fair. i y
IA department which will be inter
ssting next week Is that OF machinery
and farm implements. Several Of tho
largest factories in the country lave
promised large exhibits and much of
Che machinery will be seen running.
A large number Of good shows for
he Midway have been booked, assur.
'ng the success of this feature. There
will be numerous free attractions
chief among which will be balloon
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-08
. RtST AnD IltlLlll 10 norma Ans. cIlLp.

Mrs. WIssLow's Sooruisc Syxup hes ber:t
used ior over SIXTY YEARS by I'LL, IONS oi
,TEETliING. with Pl.RFEcT SUCCESSFUL
5ooTlIES the CHILD. SoiTRNS the GuhISy
'ALLArS all PAIN; cuRl.3 WIND coI.fcs aud
as The best remedy for y lARRIlo;A.trI III IS Obj,
solntely harmless.i He sure md nsk for N!rs.
Winslows Soothing Syrup, md take no otIicf,
kind. Twenty. Eve ceIts q ibottlc.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-08
FINE RACES FOR
FIR|V|DN1EAlB'
ENTRIES FOR THE Il HARNESS
EVENTS SHOW SOME OF THE
BEST GoERs IN THE Blu sINEsS!
TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 1a. !

Z. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ,a. iS5
2:1s Class Pacing Stake. Purse ST 1000
Nutmore. b. S. by Nutwood lyilkes;
Frank Callahan. Tiffin. Ohio. 81
Lowanda. blk. s. by. Colonel LOOMS;
Maxwell & Singer. Darlington; Ohio
Hazel A.. b. m. by Mequette; Ell
Arnold, Kane, Pa. s9F
Sadie Hal. blk. N. by, Direct Hal;
James Terrell, Ithaca, My, ;,;i "A
George w. Jack. b. s, by Mormon;
Abe Berwanger. Cincinnati, Ohio. sSl
Cinnamon. eli. $. by Hal billiard u,
f. Freeman, Phoneton Ohio. ~
Ideal, big. by Arhusesken: Richafc
Biard: Hamilton, Ont. u!
Ashland Bird, hr. h: by Ashland
Wilkes; Herman Tyson. Newark, Del
Woodcllff King, b. 8. by Ashland
Wilkes Curt Gosnell, Cambridge City,
Ind. h
Bushnell King. br. h. by ,, Nortal
King; J. z. Gray, Toronto. Ont. M
Babe. br. 6. by Atlantic King: Fred
Jamlson, Butler, .pS.
Dewey Bell, b. Ii. by Admiral Dew,
ey; Walter Eliason. Fairmont, W. Va.
Charley r., g. s. by J. s. g.: ]. D.
Dreamer. London. OHIO.
Nan Elder, br. m. by Grand Elder;
Frank Hedrlck, jamestown, Ohio.
Baldwin Star, b. g. by Electric
Light; Patterson Brothers, Piketon'
Ohio. hi l
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MUSICIANS

on Sunday, Angus, 60 20 q local of
ahhe Eed !siatls, IF Musicians
i sy vas soofean ltHS at nEalrmnont- Tbs 10.
dH;salu 7haye lqgrrlsdaiIctloq eyer Is. Fair
i 5 men Glla!rksburs, morsantoWn, Graf
ton, Warrington and intermediate
! points. Get In. Let all musicians
4 aetftosether$ for IN UTUAL BENEFIT
ss!AND PROTECTION. For further In.
formation address,
b! r. c. MUHLEMAN, Sec.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-08

Z. - Is. u a u q "
June Aeyone, by Aicyohe; Frank
Paine. Detsost Mich.
Area BY Red#ipg G.; DR.. q IS
Root Springfield.
Lady Phillips, s. q by: Bay wreath:
| Oscar yallery. Washington, c. H.
OHIO. 81
Momere br. q ~ Nobel; Scott
Ross Toledo, Ohio. I,
q D. "A. s., ch. c. by Rextell: d. IA
spragg, South Charleston, Ohio. = Il
Sister Dineta, by John A. McKerron:
A. L. Shook, South Lebanon, Ohio.
scioto King, by Locanda; H. II
stambaugh. Youngstown. Ohio.
saH Elect, ros (. by Uncle Ad; ID
81 TsimmeEj sprinstield,l Ohio. 81
Gaptaln Denny fbyl Major Higsin
son; Upland Farms, ireensburg. Pa
Lassie McGregor, br. I. BY Jay Nc
Gregor; H. A Yerhhge, Cincinnati
Ohio. ~ 4 NJ. "A Y ( : : : lIlf'i55
Roger NJ, by Royal Mckinney; Van
Meter 4 McGregor. South Charleston,
Ohio. b, a
Clipstorm, by Adstorm; Burt Az
worthy; by Dale Axworthy; White
River Stock Farm, Mnncie, Ind.
Tom c. Weber. blk. c. by Weber;
William Weber. Mount Grab, Ohio. !
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-08
TRUSTEES SALE OF CITY REAL
ESTATE.

-
i BY virtue Of no authority In me
vested by a certain deed OF trust bear.
ing date on the 18th day of October,
19QS. executed by Levi ID. Haff and
Wife 10 the undersigned trustee. rs Of
record In the ONCE OF the ciefkso tho
county court OF Marion county West
Virginia, in Deed OF Trust Book No. +
25, Mt page 90, and being SO fedueat.
ed. the undersigned Win. ms such trus.
tee on, SATURDAY. s lPTIafBEIt
iS0th, 1911. Mt the front door Of the
court house CT Marion county, sell at
public auction to the highest respon.
islbie bidder. ails Tint certain parcel
of real estate within cottage dwelling
house thereon. situate on Water street
in the First ward OF the City Of Fair.
mont, fronting. AZ feet on said Water
street, and extending back 95 feet on
one side, 81 feet on The other side ana
being SO feet vide In the reaf fliI,,
described in the clerks d Ice or said
,countyinS Deed Book No. Il s., page 20f 4
reference Sto which Is hero nado Tor
full description thereof. 4.
Terms OF Sale.
8 Cash In hand on; day, of sale.
Given UNDER my shand this the 3tst
day 8otAugust, 1911. 5;s8il
N. W. OGDEN =
Trustee
{ Subscribe for the Yves. ylrsinisn.
Il Il a y
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2:17 Pace. Purse $500.

.NhE.iG.n TdCc. FuTSc 9fUU. fFS
Gold Bud, b., +. by Hal billiard; F. F
Freeman, Phoneton, Ohio. y E;
Reed, Wilkes s. &. by Ashlan
Wilkes! R; M.SFlick. Kittanning, Pa.
Rex B. |. &. BY Sargent AZ; McHer
ny Brothers, Hagenstokn, Nd.
Dewey Bell, b. $. by Admiral Dew
cy; INV. Johnson, Fairmont, w. Va.
Judge Ward, b. 6. by Sundland Bus
bon;iR. E. Bedford, Paris, Ky.
Major4Hunter, b. q by Clarence c.
CTS. Hunter, Moundsville. w! Va.
King OF the Manor, big. BY Direc
'iIal:2A.'lD. Parr, Clarksburg, w. Va.
Celia w, BIN. by Hal Patch; Cur
Gosnell, Cambridge City. Ind
Fred Patcllen. b. & by Star Patchen
Little Mary. gr. m. by Star Pointer
Pinkerton. b. s. by Mr.. Pinkerton
Fred Jamison, Butler, Pa.
Hal D., b. S. by Walter Hal; Bets,
Brown. or. m. by Hal Brown; Digger
Brothers, springville, N. Y.
George offut, b. 6. by ::...-: Franz
tIedrick. qgt., jamestown, Ohio. II
Mabel NJ, S. m. By Decorum; T. w
Dillinser, Portland, Ind.
Elegant Boy, b. 6. by Elegant; Chas
Atkinson, Baltimore. Nd.
Prince S., b.gh. by Willettc; Faitl
Mckinney, b. m. by Wallace McKin
ney; j.. Towson,. Dayton, Ohio.
Nellie Gray. s. m. by King Dictator;
Fred s., S. g. by George w. Lederer;
J. W. Rhodes, Greepsburg, Ind, II
Martin Kelly, big. lSby New Rich
mond; Clyde Nebro, Rushville, Ind.
Sir Robert,sb, s. by Wilmons; H. H
Rogge, Dayton3ohlo.
Lady Corine blk. m. by Alcandar
Jr.; VII Longnecker, Whitley. Pa.
Horse Journal Futgrity Trot. Purs.
7 q 81 900. 7 e
Peter Billlken, br. c. by Peter the
Great;;sIy.tA.s I,acon, Paris, KY.
Enow, br. c. by Parole; L. E. Brown
Deleyan, III. 2?;3ss3s
Virginia Hill, f4by lord Roberts:
Lord sPercis, by Lord Roberts; ". G
Bennett, Weston, WA.
'Eomewood, iby Wild Omar; W. B
Dryson. & Son, Xerlat Ohio. str
Strong Baron, g.Sg. BY Baron Bell;
Baroness Alec. b. {. by Baron Bell;
Reese Blizzard, Parkersburg, W. Va.
Lena Rivers, by Mainsheet; Claire
Cobb, Spring NILS, N. Y.
---, eff. by ongale; D. J. Ca
bic. Lima. Ohio, sstS $ 3S9t -
Rachelsill, by. The Composer; c. Q
Huffman. Arcanum, Ohio. /
r springline. by Blackline; William
Dasler & Sons, Rushrille, Ind.
Lady Day, by Norval; Charles Day
Montpelier, Ind. .is.,.! !.
Jay Burns, by Jay McGregor;
Henry Dunlap, Winchester. Ohio.
King Ambit, by Robert King; Fl. G
Feroe, Tlvolo, N. Y.
Fan Tan, by Tanforan; Frank HUFF
man. Springfield. Ohio. Z.
Lulu Onward, BY Advertiser; James
w. He sci, Bcrlin, Ohio: ,.ls
Mason Mathew, blk c. by Moko;
A. L. Waiter. Camel Dover, Ohio.
Dainty Davle., by Cecil j! Rhodes;
G. W. Morton, Princeton Ill. III
/. sa..EAs 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-08

Every In Hands Of Experts WIN Filled With
ing Exhibits aides Playing Big VIII 30 Up Usual
Falrmont standad-Exeursions Railroads.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-08
2:17 Trot. Purse $500.

Emily Morris, br. m. by Copper
King: J.iE. Gray, Toronto, Ont.
Hickory Girl. b. m. by Atell; Rude
Brown, Kokomo, Ind. 81
Barney b., b. s. by Allerton; D. J.
Cuykcndall. indianapolis, Ind.
King Redwood, b. s. by King Red /;
George Flnney, onancock, Va.
Charley King. b. S. by Charley
Herr; Highland Park Farm, Cadlz,
Ohio.
Nettic Brook. b. m. by Silent Brook;
Fred Jamison, Butler, Pa.
DR.. Athol, 6. 6. by Sen. Burns; J.
NJ. Hull. Washington C. H., Ohio.
Anna Lakes, b. m. by Anderson
Wilkes; T. W. Dlllinger, Portland,
Ind.
Durtless Chimes, b. h. by Chimes;
J. A. Shaffer, Dawson, Fa. j
+ Lord White. b.. h. by Lond Linton:
W. W. Keener, Morgantown, W. Va.
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ibyMo6el

Model; Marie Bros Lima, Ohio.
The Wonder, b. Is. by Mike Grady:
Dr,J. D. Mckenzie, Wilmington, Ohio,
\ Grace Il, by: Directly Ruth ylntell.y
by yIntell; b. Z. on Yell, Eaton, Ohio.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-08

Horse Journal Futurity Pace. Stake
$1,000. !
Josephine Direct, blk. I. by. Prince
Direct; George Amsdcn, Eaton, Ohio.
Night Rider, by Gambetta Wilkes;
John S. Baughnman & Son, Danyillc,
KY. N y;
Marie Colt, b, +. by Colonel Colt:
E. H. Clark, Chicago, Ill. NJ
Grace D., b. I. by Anderson Wilkes;
L. D. Commons, Centeryllle, Ind.
Elfrida. by Star Brook; Charles
Campbell, Jerseyvlllc,a Ill. =
Il Tungsten. b. I. by Nobel; Ben Con
ner. Ada, Ohio.
Margaret F. br. I. by Cinnamon;
F. E. Freeman. Phoneton. Ohio.
& Tommy o. by Espy8 Boy; c. G.
Frye, Marion, Ohio. &, Il
NJ Jack Locanda, by Locanda; John
Holden. Columbus, Ohio. Z, "
Dick Goodwin! by Major C:;;S w. ! p p
Harting, Elwood, Ind n Ms y
Mallow,s Wreath, b. BY Bay
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pefeated at Lebanon.
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Commander George Brown and Mrs. Mary Marks of Hebron ware married Sunday afternoon at Mir. Browns home at o'clock. Rev. B. D. Remington performed the ceremony. The bride received a number of beautiful pres ents.
 r. IT. Generous of Willimantic was a caller here Saturday.
 Frank F. Adams of Westchester was in town Saturday.
 Ralph Stark has left for few weeks visit with relatives in East Haddam.
 Festus J. Shailor of North West chester was in town Saturday.
 Miss Matilda Avery assistant libra rian at the public library in Chicopee Falls Mass. is the guest of her par ents. MT. and Mrs. Fred T. Avery. on South Main street, for several weeks vacation.
 Mir and Mrs. George A. Peck and daughter of Westchester were guests of Mrs. Peck's parents over Sunday.
 Mrs Mary Stearns and daughter of Willimantic were guests Sunday of Mrs. Stearr.s' aunt, Mrs. A. E. Hunt, on Linwood avenue.
 William Button was visiting friends in Westchester Saturday.
 Judge and Mrs. Kneeland of Leba- non were calling on friends in town Sunday.
 Miles Standish of Westchester called on Colchester friends Sunday.
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Sunday morning Loyal Samaritan lodge of Odd Fellows, M -U, marched to the NJ k. church, where at 10.30 they attended their annual memorial service, conducted by the pastor. Rev. Charles Smith, who delivered a power ful sermon on Love. the Brotherhood. warmly commenting Samaritan lodge Tor its good work. recommending all nat1onaiities to investigate it's work. Special music had been prepared and Included the anthem, o Sing Unto the Lord. beautifully rendered by the full choir Under the direction of James Royle At the offiertory Fear YeHNot. . Israel, was rendered by Brother M. Bailey in d finished and effective man ner- Brothers were present from Hugh H. Ossood lodge, Taftville; Met fopolltan lodge, Boston, and Prosperi- ty lodge, Pawtucket The marshal was Charles Headen.. Noble Grand David Flowers thanked all the brothers for their presence and assistance com mittee consisting of David Flowers. John Sewart. William Jones, Harry Johnson and Charles Barnes visited the Pautipaug Hill cemetery in the after non an1 Ilaced markers on the gray of Brothers John Jones and Thomas Headland. short devotional service was conducted at their graves.