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EAST FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Chambers, of Portland, is visiting
her brother, Bartlett Wallace.
Earl Bickford, OF Steuhen, is working
for 7. NJ. Blaisdeli driving delivery team.
Mason Springer and family have moved
into the Kinsman house near the bridge.
Mrs. Lizzie Campbell, of Sullivan, spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Emeiine
Wentworth.
Robert Mcleod and family have moved
into the Ash house, lately vacated by y. c,
Springer.
Mrs. W II. Gordon and daughters are
visiting relatives and friends in Steuben
and unionvile.
Schooner T. r. White, OF Rocsland, is
in the bay loading with paving blocks for
T. NJ. Blaisdell for New York. This is
the fourth load Mr.. Blaisdell has shipped
the past few weeks.
May IS. Il.
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COUNTY NEWS.
BROOKLYN.

BROOKLYN.
HIS. Kane spent the past week in Ad-
Olson.
Mrs. F. w. Cole came home from Boston
Saturday.
The Farnsworth Packing Co.'s factory
opened May.
Mrs. William Conary, OF Surry, is visit
ing Mrs. Fred Phillips.
Harvey Allen, who has been i'll year
does not seem any better.
A. Z. Farnsworth and wife went to Bos-
ton Saturday for few days.
Miss Harriet Kane, who has spent the
spring at Addison, is home.
Mrs. NJ. A. BIaisdeil spent few days
| last week at Bucks Harbor.
Miss Nell Freethey is visiting her sister,
Mrs. f. j. Carter, at stonington.
Mrs. Susie Sherman, who has been en-
ployed at Capt. II. F. Wells, is at home.
Mrs. A. w. Bridges and Mrs. II. NJ
Pease spent the weekend at Sonth'Blue-
hill.
| Miss Alice Judge has returned from
Massachusetts,. where she has spent the
winter.
Charles Tyler and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF son
Nay IL.
Victor Gott and family have returned
from Boothbay, where Mr.. Gott has been
employed.
Mrs. Lizzie Stanley, who has been visit
ing her son and two daughters IN Boston,
returned Saturday.
Misses Evelyn Gray and Rachel Cole.
who are attending school at Castine, spent
the weekend at home.
Miss Edith Cousins returned to Boston
Monday. after spending several weeks at
home to care for her mother, who has
been i'll.
Mrs J. +. Staples returned to her home
! in Surry Tuesday, after spending several
months with her nicer, Mrs. Nellie Phil
lips. She was accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. Lizzie Staples.
Capt. g. w. Herrick, OF Somerville, and
| formerly of this place, have each presented
$40 to me library association toward the
building fund. These gifts are highly APP
precisted by the Society.
The friends OF Dr. Robert Grand Jenard,
and wife, OF Chickashs, Okla. sympathixe
| with them in the loss OF their home,
| which was destroyed by fire Tuesday,
May .. Mrs. Lenard was Miss Lou
Powers, formerly OF this town.
The remains OF Laura. widow
OF Somes Fiye, OF this town, were brought
here from Abingdon, Mass, Thursday for
| interment. Mrs. Fiye leaves one daugh-
ter, with whom she lived at Arlington,
grandson, one sister--Mrs. Sibley, and
two brothers -Adelbert and Eugene Sea-
vey, OF his town.
May Is. USE FEMME.
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WEST EDEN.

Field Secretary OF Maine c. Z. society
Miss Margaret Koch, spent few DAYS
with friends here this week.
Sincere sympathy goes out to Nathan
Richardson and wife in the loss of their
infant son stephen. The remains wer.
brought here for burial in Mt. View GENE.
terry. Mr. and Mrs. Richardson left Fri.
day night for Ellsworth. and ON Saturday
will leave for Presque Isle, where they
reside.
May IS. NJ
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COUNTY NEWS.
SEAL HARBoR.

A. Z. Lawrence is OCCUPYING his cottage,
the ssLitchenn.
Mrs. Effie Bracy has returned from a
visit to her parents in Bluehill.
E. n. Walls has been doing good work
with his road machine on the Jordan pond
road.
Mrs. Annie Dodge, who has been suffer-
ing from severe attack of rheumatism, is
slightly improved.
Duncan Gambler, architect for the
Rockefeller and Manning cottages, was in
town last week.
Mrs. Mark Hanna's servants arrived last
week, to prepare the house for Mrs.
Hanna, who will come soon.
The well-known trail from the Seaside
Inn to Jordan pond is being rebuilt, and
will be when done one of the best trails
on the eastern side of the island.
Work on the Dane cottage is fast near
ing completion. The crew is being short
ened almost daily. Mr.. Dane and family
will arrive early in June. This is one of
the most beautiful summer homes on Mt.
Desert island, and a work of credit to the
workmen.
The Bar Harbor junior ball team played
with the junior ball team of Seal Haroor
here Saturday afternoon. The game was
close and exciting, and the Seal Harbor
boys claim that an unfair decision of the
umpire robbed them of the game. The $.
II. w. C. will play return game with the
Bar Harbor boys Saturday, May 20.
May 10. REX.
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OTTER CREEK.

Mrs. Emma Walls is improving slowly.
Mrs. Eva Mckay is employed at Seal
Harbor.
A new platform has been added to the
schoolhouse.
Mrs. Frank Smith and Mrs. Herman
Smith and baby, of Manset, spent the
weekend with James Smith.
The new ce ment floor which was put in
the church recently has added greatly to
the convenience of the building.
The local union was well attended last
Saturday. Delegates from every point on
the island and from Islesford were present.
May Is. G.
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several, which fortunately have been ex-
tinguished before making much head
way.
s. 8. Scammon has logs and wood
sluiced into the lower pond.
Paving business is good, and many men
are employed breaking them.
People are farming in this vicinity.
The land is in fair condition, but little
early for beans, etc.
The web worm and brown tails and
other pests are coming to the front, not
outstanding the cold weather.
Charles Smith is putting in concrete
foundation for an ell to his house. He
will also build cistern. There has been
no water in his well for ten months.
May Is. CHE ER.
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LAMOINE.
May 10.

Mrs. NJ. r. King is at home, after visit
of several weeks in Boston.
Miss Edith c. Rice has returned from a
visit to Waterville and North Livermore.
Miss Aboie Coolidge is housekeeper for
E. II. King, who has returned from Bar
Hafbor.
Lester Salisbury and Miss Clark, OF
Ellsworth, spent Sunday with w. K.
Salisbury and wife.
The grange will give seven-cent social,
Friday evening, May 10, at Grange hall.
The admission is seven cents, every
seventh person being admitted free. A
program OF seven numbers will be given.
Refreshments will be on sale.
May Is. r. II.
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DEER ISLE.

Aston Marshall came home from Boston
Saturday.
Mrs. Pressey arrived at Pleasant View
Sunday.
Capt. Edwin Haskell and wife returned
home to-day from Boston.
W. A. Kicker has been in town the past
week with his automobile.
George Joyce came home Saturday from
Bangor, where he has been in the hospital.
Deer Isle high school ball team played
Brookiin high Saturday, and the score was
Pill in favor of Deer Isle.
Masters Virgil and Milton McGorriu
have come to spend the summer with their
uncle, Hon. e. P. Sponord.
Mrs. H. P. A. Sponord was called away
last week by the death OF her sister, Miss
Ellen Higgins. She returned home to-
day.
May Is. REX.
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SOUND.
HE WUSks
May 10.

E. NJ. Higgins has been quite i'll with
grip.
Little Miss Rubie Tracy is quite i'll with
grip.
Mrs. Lydia Springer, Of LAmoine, is
with her son Edgar.
Mrs. Sidney Bracy is in the Bar Harbor
hospital for treatment.
E. T. NJ. Richardson has sold his span OF
horses to /. w. Herrick, OF Northeast Har-
Dor.
The services at st. James chapel Sunday
were conducted by Rev. Charles E. Lee, OF
Northeast Harbor.
Much sympathy is felt for Edgar
Springer and wife in the loss OF their
youngest child Carroll, who died May S.
The remains were taken to Lamoine for
interment. Their little daughter Beryl is
still very i'll. All hope for speedy re-
covery.
Nav 8. H.
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SULLIVAN HARBoR.

Miss Grey spent Sunday in Brewer.
Elsie Simpson is guest OF Miss sibley
in Chelsea, Mass.
Miss Helen Smith entertained guests
from Bar Harbor over Sunday.
Sorosis meets this week Thursday with
Mrs Allen and Mrs. B. Joy, matrons.
Miss Emma Whitaker was recent
guest of her sister, Mrs. Baker, at Suili-
van Centre.
Mrs. A. S. Cummings had charge OF the
lay service Sunday. The sermon was read
by Mrs. Otis Human, who will conduct
the service in two weeks.
Vera Seavey rendered "Grandma's MIN
uetn in her usual dainty manner at the
high school entertainment which was
held Saturday evening, at X. OF p. hall.
West Sullivan.
May Is. IL.
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CAPE ROSTER.

Victor Black is working for Alvarado
Gray.
Eugene Jordan has put a Knox engine
in the sloop Katydid.
Ray Manson, Of Boston, spent . few
days here with his parents.
Capt. Jesse Gray is getting the yacht
Genevieve ready for the season.
Maurice Gray has brought the sloop
Lilac from Bucks Harbor, where it has
been in winter quarters.
May Is.
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RAE.

Ely's Cream Balm has been tried and not
found wanting in thousands of homes ali over
the country. 1t has won place in the family
medicine closet among the reliable household
remedies, where il is Kept ut hand for use in
treating cold in the head just as soon as some
member Of the household begins the preiimi-
nary sneezing or snufding. It gives fmmedi-
ate relief, and day or two's treatment will
put . stop to cold which might, II not
checked. become chronic and run into q bad
case Of catarrh.
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OF Sorrento, went last week to Seal Har-
Dor, where they are to be employed.
viii B. Blaisdell, student of the Ban
gor law school, 10 home. Owing to the
destruction OF the books in the recent fire,
the studies are to be discontinued for .
time.
Nav Is NJ.
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WEST FRANKLIN.

Eugene Butler went to Boston Tuesday.
Mrs. Ella Bradbury is III of nervous
trouble.
Miss Della Clark arrived home from
Bluehill last week.
Mrs. Ella Archer is visiting her parents,
Watson McGown and wife.
Conditions are favorable for grass and
forest fires. The trains have started
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John d. Rockefeller would 20 broke IL
ne should spend his entire income trying
70 prepare better medicine than Cham
Def'ain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
nemedy Tor diarrhoea, dysentery or bowel
complaints. 1t is simply impossible, and
20 says every one that has used it. Sold
by all dealers.
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WATCH YOUR KIDNEYS.

Their acrion controls your health Read
what Foley Kidney Pills have done for your
neighbor. o. I. Getchell, l91 Main ST., ban
gor, Me-, says Last summer suffered with
severe case Of kidney and bladder trou Bile.
had pains across my back and the action Of
my kidpeys was attended with much pain.
read an advertisement OF Foley Kidney Pills
and began taking them according TO direc-
tions. In few days there was . remark able
change in my condition and to-day am cured
Of all kidney and bladder trouble" For sale
by all druggists.
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The little SON OF Mrs. o. B. Palmer, Little
. severe cough which grew worse and he
could not sleep. She says: "One bottle Of
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound completely
since." Group, whooping cough, mesales
cough all yield to Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound. The genuine 10 in yellow pack
Al druggists.
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OAK POINT.

Althea Murch was at home Sunday.
Archie Reynolds, Of Bar Harbor, was
here Sunday.
Grindle Il Murch have q crew of men
here building their weir.
Mrs. A. H. Grindle, Of Bar Harbor, is Wis
iting at Daniel Grindle's for few days.
Mrs. Alma Alley, son Harry and grand
daughter Angie Garland have gone to
Junction City, Kan, for visit.
May Is. NJ.
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Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
let's will clear the sour stomach, sweeten
the breath and create . healthy appetite.
They promote the iow Of gastric Juice,
thereby inducing good digestion. Sold by
all dealers.
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NORTH sEDGWICK.

Harry Thurston and P. B. Friend went
to Rockland Monday, and each purchased
q pair Of large oxen.
Pearl Carter, who works at Minturn,
came home last week to attend the funeral
of his father, Edwin Carter, who died
Thursday.
May 15. RAE,
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a Reliable
Remedy
Ely's Cream Balm
May IS.


70 quickly ahsosbod.
Gives Relief At Once
1t cleanses, soothes,
heals and protects
the diseased men,
brane resulting from
Catarrh and drives
away q Cold in the
Head quickly. Re.
stores the Senses of
Taste and Smell. Flu
gists or by mail. In
Ely Brothers. S. Waz
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A touch Of rheumatism, or . twinge OF
neuralgia, whatever the trouble il, Cham
berlain's Liniment drives away the pain ct
once and cures the complaint quickly.
First application gives relief. Sold by all
dealers.
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NORTH LAMOINE.

NORTH LAMOINE.
Lewis Mccartney has gone to Bangor to
work.
DIR. H. A. Holt and wife spent Sunday
at their home here.
Capt. A. B. Holt and daughter Airline, Of
Sullivan, made a short visit at the Elms
Sunday.
Nav LIS. "
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NEWS
SEAL COVE.

Among the hustling farmers OF this
section is Edwin J. Reed, OF Center, who
has peas up and fiourishing.
Mrs. Heber Sawyer, of Egg Rock light
station, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Eliza
beth Hodgdon, and other relatives.
Everett ODER and wife, Mrs. Emily
Manchester and Mrs. Anabel Reed, OF
Northeast Harbor, were in town Thursday
and attended the evening service.
There will be lawn party at Mrs. W.
]. Harper's Saturday evening, May 20.
Ice-cream, cake and coffee will be sold, the
proceeds for the benefit OF the mission
here.
The evening service will be omitted on
May IS, as the clergy are in attendance on
the Episcopal convention in Portland,
May 1918. The regular service will be
resumed May IS.
A pleasant surprise was in store for the
people of st. Andrews and friends, on
Thursday evening, May II, when the choir
OF fourteen girls from st. Mary's blythe
sea, Northeast Harhor, came for the even
ing service. Miss Louise Heath was at the
organ. The musical service was much en-
joyed, and Rev. $, II. Jobe delivered SER
mon of deep interest to large conrrega-
ton. The choir has our hearty thanks.
May Is. N.
Wilma, wife Of Owen Lure OF South
west Harbor, died at the home OF her
uncle, w. +. Dow, at West fremont, Sun
day. May ID. Mrs. Lurvey spent the win
ter here with her parents, Edwin Robbins
and wife, returning to Southwest Harbor
a few weeks ago. She went to West
fremont Saturday to stop at Mr.. Dow's.
Mrs. Lurvey had been i'll since last au-
tumn, patient sufferer, always cheerful
and hopeful of recovery. The case is par
ticularly sad as she leaves besides her hus-
band five little children, the oldest but
nine years Of age, the youngest a babe OF
fourteen months. Much sympathy is felt
for the family.
May Is. n.
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WEST BRooKsvuLE.

MRS. Domingo Smith and family, who
came here to attend the burial OF hey
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Otrer Matter,

Three pistol licenses uere granted
yesterday by Judge Usrtsy. as 20.
lows William g. Creighton. Charles
H Evans and d William NrlIha-f. au
employee ~ tle Riverside mm a.
EfuwooI
ln tho case o. Frank TurkaU ve
fh' Nrhiand Cool Company. tha DO
murrsr ~ fhc d. fcn-e 'o fhe third
count NJ an amended answer f9 ti,
Dec 'arafion vac otcrrIlr1 anI tAs
Gaze continued 'o che November term
0f court
AZ sDpraI sas received In rho "a .e
of 'tn L.rdnf Piano gourans apa.rs'
Fred trrufh. Charles Pratfsr..r and
Constable Thomas William. from
hIegEns court Tho caae 2as tried
on September o. ana Judgment f1.
fhr recovery ~ f.r piano and g. -l
cost. sas rendered. the instrument
having been attached by Constable.
Williams af fte instance o. fI. plain
ff .r ftr case Pond Dol ftn ..-r o.
f-nI E7a furnished f1 v.l-sr-r. tho
co-f- 90 ffa appeal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11
COMMITTEES
ENTHUSIASTIC
BUSINESS VEN ARRANGE FoR
MANY HALLOWEEN DETAILS.
Committee "se,''ss -eis Tnrousro.,
Day arc Nsny Matters Are
Tra1ssetes.

EutllS.a-m aas great az he divers
commute u-e'.uss held by m~m
b-rs az fae H.s.n~-, Men p a.socI alton
YESTERDAYS fc- The purpose o; ABRAMS
lns Hauo~ BIT, 81 details
A. % Oh Tuesday the committee
90 d"co-at~d and artistic roats met
and DECIDED on q plan ~ action 70
.s heAe,-t fhat many merchants aud
lars- enterprises 100 the cry Nil place
heaItfu. Goats q the Industrial par
AIDE 20 b. held Monday evening Oc,0-
Der &C.,
The members % The auto paEade
committee met 80 m yesterday
and 20 Say tL-f 'tsy Ve-e enthusiast
&c and optimistic placing il mid.
The mem beers of tle committee will
maze ever EFFORT 20 set all owners Of
machines 20 place his car 10 line \
space ~ ffty feet VII be- allowed
each auto IN rho automobile parade
The machines Cor the most part will
be- artlsficaliy decorated
Tho executive committee % the
business Mems association held their
- MONDAY meeting ~ the Wind
-or hotel Yesterday While partakiug
% luncheon they discussed details for
n. great celebration scheduled for
October 3o and 81. and many matters
V.re arranged definitely TIT, meth
cd 90 hoIdtne executive sessions is
proving very satisfactory. and much
good is being accomplished.
George ID benson member *
ofHc.o ~ aiI committee. and Dave
Krlus chairman of the parade, con.
mIttse. Wer. JOB attendance - all
meeting yesterday and helped the
various committee .n their work
y .- reported that 90 man has been
making the rounds ..,lcit.ng business
~ decorating automobile. and web
ic',. that vl participate IN the Oar.
ado Before giving contracts 20 men
aff.- thi- wora. chose vho will psrti-
cIpate should call 'ha L.alguarter. 81
rn. business Mems association and see
whether tlr-. mon are authorized 90
do This work
H. friend. coming fo Die -t.nda-d
vI-. over Q 100 VOTES Yesterday WI
l!am ,Hl-k Windsor again urostrd
'l. i.ad from Albert Schrul Ir in
OBJ. king contest ro~ HanoW-'.u. In
SPITE of co.. fac' that friends OF Sch.nk
cast -t1 counters
Thousand. a. votes we're cast ycs.
-srdas. aud some changes .n the
standing 1re noticed Besides o. res.
leader HOg d Nl,'D~ secretary ~
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CONFERENCE OF
PITTSBURG SYNOD
OF LUTHERAN CHURCH AT MAR
TINS FERRY.
Elaborate supper 20 be Served by the
LADIES' Of the Church This
Evening.

Today Boz tho last daN OF the confer
'uc- OF the Pitisburg synod OF Luth
eran churches which has been 10 SEES
sion al Martins Ferry since Monday
me program Was carried out YES.
ferda.. and the appoUioumcut plan
% The different churches Was die.
cussed This morning tho convention
az the Womens Home Missionary So.
cieN 81 tho same district will be ~
session throughout the day About
100 delegates were present at the con.
fer'nce and as many Wlil be present
to-day ~ the ladies convention
A good program was carried yester
day and several tine addrcssos VIII
be- made to dag. This evening the La
dies Aid Society Of 81. Johns church
A. Martins Ferry uil serve q supper
to the visiting delegates and minis.
tegs
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wheeling Man Perfecting Powerful
Photograph That Promises TO
RcVoiutionIzc
PUBLic ANNOUNCEMENTS
At LONG RANGE. TIE IDEA.
Most Wonderful Contrivancs % the
Age. and VIII Suppiant other
Service

In The city OF Columbus. an ungrc.
tcntious youre electrician. born aud
reared near West II'sr.. ohio c1ur
a.. 10 perfectirg perhaps fhe most
wonderful invention Hf fh. axe. which
viii make DO possible to herald public
announcement distance of Eve
files. without 'he rst of a.rrs cr .he
devices used In wireless telegraph.
AThe younE mans maine .s Frederic.
- Anderson srf fhr machine he .s
perfecting Del powerful pfHnoErHpr
BE left this part ~ the country a.
number OF wears Hrn ana hra since
Perfected the trade OF 1r electrician
Not ionE aEo Nr Anderson accord.
ing 20 bis iocl' friends. VAS hero or
q visit. and revealed .r part OBI. ODD
tire Of his Invention. " .fh fhe prom 80
that he would In short time trrE
" % this county and Eive Gemrn.
sfration out in the country
What would your machine Do used
for" asked friend cf Wr Auder
son.
For the most part Iu MAKING pub
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CIRCUIT COURT
Decision IN Suit for Attorneys fees
To-day VIII End Circuit
Court Term

Wan the verdict in the case Of A.
torn"ys COMM. Newman and Brown
against Levi q Hunter. az Mounds
Vile. which is expected fhts morning.
the present term OF me Circuit Court
vii adjourn fuilc Ne.bi't having al.
ready completed The business Of the
term in Part
The case now pending in Par N
opened yesterday morning. and i- a
suit for The recovery OF afforreys
fenr. $4,000 being asked by The plain.
td- The evidence in the case was
completed yesterday afternoon. and
'hc areuucnts wIl boz heard 90.
morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11
HEAR COMPLAINTS
Beard o. Commissioners Spent Tues
Gay Hearing Many Kicks
Marble Delayed.

The board ~ commissioners was in
session throughout all o. Tuesday. not
adJourning until g O'Clock In the even
ng During fhe entire day nothing
paf done except 90 hear complaints OF
persons from various parts Of the
county and 90 finally approve the con.
tract eIfn the Wheeling Electrical
company Tor the furnishing ~ current
POI hEhf The county building
The contract. az drawn % on Mon
Jay. vas gone over carefully and IN
oily approved 49, lts terms the cur.
rent if ~ Boz furnished ~ tho rate n
'enfa per kiI0waff hour. subject 10
i'e usual discounts. n Ia estimated
ihaf 'h.s oIli save The county annu-
aIiy about fZvID. as ~ viii ro longer
he reresfary fo run The heating plant.
'Ai'h formerly supplied power 20
drive The counfys dynamos. except
Nfrn heat DBL needed In the building
q f'rresenfafIte ~ Tho Vs. A viii
r'h &" sons company. which has the
'.H'fa'' fDr frn marble to Do used ln
''" different Offices ln The building.
Haf prfaenf and explained tho fs0
ire ~ 'hr marble f1 arrive o. aeerna
'.af % ar.puerf ~ the stone uas re-.
.tr1. hlf exam alton proved that
~a rp' f'e vermont Riverside
'frh.' tr.cH had been apecifsd. and
m fe' returned fo fbe Brownsville
.I.rhie 'ompaHy fr.m which ~ had
'.'t '.."r'i .t fte local Company. 10
"t .'a'oa f.af f.ere uU Ikc.g b. az
.'f-' morfn.a delay befor. ne
marble r.r ar~fve
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SENIOR PARTY
Se'ns arranged for Hauoue'en b.
Members % Class Of the
Ns1 School

Me'ines are b,inE hold hv the
members ~ ne senior cI.ss of the
" heelins h.sh school for the purpose
~ arrauE.rs for q party 20 b. held
f''.'oN'.'n A. thc celebration -9 DO
hold hr fhe ci'y would interfere ui,h
=" affair 'he dare vHI BE- changed
'' q day or tao in advance % the BIZ
The parry u.r Boz ono ~ tre old
fashioned ones so popular eIfh tho
Dish school rIrUs and uiI b. h.If
in orc ~ f1e spacous barns near .ra
c.'. The pupils ut Dol carried -1
and from fhe affair ir nrsa bal.
Wagons chartered for that purpose