The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-06-21

inc II6SDyleIlhu CuuiOh WhiOu was
served Saturday evening by Committee
No. l, OF which Mrs. CASTOR is the eff
cient chairman.
We acknowledge with thanks the
following subscription renewals and new
subscriptions: Benz. M. Kelly, Mrs. j..
G. Little, Chicago; Joseph Green, West
Hickory; r. d. Harriger, new Hsllton,
Pa; NJ. f. Albaugh, new Kellettville;
Mrs. G. s. Hoover, Nebraska; Amos
Shots, Tylersburg
Its the same wherever you hear from.
Mrs. J. @. Little. of Chicago, formerly
Miss Hattie Tobey, while sending re-
mittance in renewal of her subscription
to the REPUBLICAN, remarks: ut is al
ways welcome and keeps us in touch
with the old friends and places we shall
always be glad to hear FROM"
Ralph A. Blocher, well known ex
Forest county teacher, who has been In
the west for some time, writes to have
his address changed to Greenyille, Wis
consin, where he is located as station agent
for the Chicago Il Northwestern Railway.
Ralph says he likes the place, which is a
small village in fine agricultural dis
trict.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schmit, of Phil
adelphis, are guests of o. W. and Miss
Eu Retts Proper this week. Mrs. Schmit,
who Is daughter of the late Gilbert
Mckinley, former we'll known citizen
of this community, is a gifted contralto
singer and favored the congregation at
the M. f. church Sunday evening with
three beautiful solos.
Miss Clara L. Mspes, daughter OF
hardware merchant n. G. Mapes, was
married to Earl @. Fenton, at the home OF
the BRIDES parents, Pleasantville, Pa,
last Wednesday evening. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Victor Boucher OF
the Presbyterian church. The young
couple Will reside in Titusvile, where
the groom Is member of the grocery
firm OF Fenton Bros.
Many Tionests friends of Prof. and
Mrs. T. e. Armstrong of Avalon, sub
urb of Pittsburg, will be interested to
learn that their twin children, Martha
and Arthur, born in Tionesta, are mem
bers of the graduating class of 1911,
Slippery Normal school. Miss Martha is
named by the faculty as one of the honor
students and will deliver an Grafton at
commencement" which takes place
next Wednesday, 2sth inst. We con-
gratulste these young people upon their
rapid progress in educational lines, as il
seems but yesterday that the REPUBLI-
CAN heralded their advent into this glor-
ious but turbulent o.d world, Nov. 10,
1891.
Dean Allen ]. Smith of the Medical
School of the University of Pennsylva-
MIA announced recently the names of the
sixteen honor men of the graduating
class of the Medical Department. One oi
the fortunate men was our own young
citizen, Edward Glenn Henry, who passed
as one of the top-notchers. The honor
men are those whose average for their
senior year or for the entire four years Of
their medical course has been above &c
per cent. There are 154 men in the class,
which goes TO show that one must be q
good student to become an honor man
Mrs. S. NJ. Henry and Mss Clare Henry
mother and sister of DR.. Henry, have
gone to Philadelphia to be present at the
graduating exercises, which will be held
today.
Harold A. Ross, who has held a re.
sponsible clerical position at the State
hospital at North Warren for several
years, and Miss Maud M. Connolly, g
graduate nurse from the same institution
were united in marriage at the home o.
the officiating clergyman, Rev. A. G
Ellis, Oil City, pastor of Trinity M. E.
church, Wednesday afternoon, June IA
1911. Shortly after the ceremony they
departed on wedding trip and after July
18th will be sat home" at l04 Csyugs
avenue, Warren, Pa. The bride is g
former Forest county girl and one of its
brightest and most accomplished young
ladies, being daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
w. A. Connolly, former residents of Ess
Hickory, but now of Ludlow, Pa. She is
pleasantly remembered by many friends
in the community who will be much in
terested in and will extend happy felici.
tations on this announcement. Mr.. Ross
is the efficient and trusted secretary to
the superintendent of the hospital and g
popular gentleman in the community
The joins their many friends
in extending best wishes for the future
happiness and prosperity of the young
couple.