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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-30
Royd.Peters.

There was a very pretty home
wedding at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Hugh Mcdaniel on West MILFORD
street, Grafton, last evening at $3.50
O'Clock, when Miss Anna NJ. Peters,
4 81 Grafton, became the brlue OF Mr..
4 James q. Boyd, OF Fairmont, the cere-
I mony being performed by Rev. A. F.
\ Richardson, pastor of St. Paul's Luth-
eran church.
The home was beautifully decorated
and at the appointed hour Mrs. Nc
Daniel struck up the strains OF THE
Briday Chorus" from Lohengrin. The
bridal party entered the parlor slow
4 ~ to- the strains of the music, the
|. bride being attended by Miss Matte
Il M. Swisher, as maid OF honor, and the
groom was attended by Mr.. Arthur
Peters, brother Of the bride. In
!. front OF an elaborate embankment Of
ferns and rhodendrons, with a sprink
l ling OF daisies, the impressive cere
! mony was performed.
~ Immediately after the ceremony and
] hearty congratulations all around the
I marty and guests repaired to the hand
( aomely decorated dining room, where
i a delicious wedding repast was
served; and where pleasure and gay
/. ety. ruled.
The bride was handsomely gowneC
In beautiful creation OF SIX mar
duIssette wolfe made over white mes
saline, handsomely trimmed In pearls
, and cvrstal trimmings. The maid o.
honor wore a pretty dress OF silver
gray sido silk, deliberately trimmed
With lace and crystal trimmings. Mrs
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clnrk.Murphy.

Last evening at Christ Episcopal
church 1t eight.thirty o'clock occurred
the marriage OF Ny. John A, Clark,
Ir. Of this city, and Miss Annette N:ur-
ply, 81 Uni6ntown, Pa. The wedding
ceremony, Twas performed by Rev. A.
ii. Beayin, pastor of Christ church,
Eandywas Witnessed ny only the 'lmfte.
diate friends. Following the cere.
linu1y aIF, Clark and Ibis bride left On
No. a ssof Ptlilad elphlllai Itlaniic CityI
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Mcdaniel wore a handsome blue silk
dress with lace trimmings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd left for Fairmont
last night, amid a shower of rice and
good wishes, where they attended a
reception at the Boyd home. Later
they will go to housekeeping In q
home already furnished by the groom
in Fairmont.
The bride is a very we'll known and
popular young lady Of this city, nav
Ing been, employed for quite while
as bookkeeper of the Singer Sewing
Machine Company here. The groom is
very estimable young man of Fair
mont, and is connected with the B.
4 0. as yardmaster at Benwood.
Those who attended the wedding
from out of town were Misses Matte
and Blanche Swisher and Misses Lena
and Eya Mcdaniel, all Of Cecil.-GFaf
ton Sentinel.
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hrlIiIant 9Event.

- b q.
Elkins, w. Va, June 30.-At high
noon yesterday Miss Katharine Davis
Brown, fayorite granddaughter Of ex.
United States Senator Henry CASA;
way Davis. and destined to inherit a
large share oilhis millions, was mar.
rIed 10 Lieutenant Chester Piersoll
Barnett, Of the. United States army.
The wedding took place in the
spacious drawing rom of the sena-
tors magnificent mansion, Grace
iahd . before an immense altar Of
rhododendron. crysanthemulls and
American Beauty, roses, which were
procured largely from the Davis
grounds, where they abound in pro
fusion. The great altar was fourteen
feet in height.
bride. accompanied by her maid Oh
honor. Miss Elizabeth oliphant, Of
New York, cousin, both Of whom
wore white embroidered gowns, de
scended the grand stairway, and with
ex-senator Davis, who gave the bride
away. walked to; the altar where the
groom with his best man, Captain
Dent. of the United States army, with
headquarters at Fort Myer, joined
them. Lieut. Barnett and Capt. Dent
wore the full dress uniform Of the U
S. army. e
Row frederick H. Barton, pastor OF
tho Davis Memorial Presbyterian
church. which was built by Senator
Davis as tribute to his mother, and
Of which the bride is a member, per
formed the marriage ceremony, the
beautiful ring service of the Presby
lterian church being used. Miss Ellen
Bruce Lee, daughter of Mr.. and MIS-
Arthur Lee, and cousin to tne
bride. carried the ring tray. ine
wedding march was played by MISE
Elise Price, of Baltimore, also
cousin to the BRIDE =
INN Immediately after the ceremony
Senator Davis entertained the wed
ding guests and few OF his irienus
residing in Elkins with reception a
Graceland. go. =,
Lieutenant and Mrs, Barnett lett Q.
the afternoon train for short wed
| ding trip in the east, after which they
will be at home at Fort Myer' VIZ
ginia, early in July.
Graceland was never more peauti
ful Yesterday, the decoration scheme
throughout being OF rhodendron ant
I5American Beauty and crimson ant
rambler roses. 4.
Mr.. Barnett, who is % years old
Graduated from the Military Academy
at west Point WITH honors in thu
class of 10. His mother Is dead bu
his father, Colonel Barnett, U. $. A
retired, lives at Indianapolis, Ind HI
is also a graduate Of West Point. TIT
romance, for such It may be proper!
termed, began in 1910 when the par
Ties met in Virginia on a fox hunt
Both being fond OF horses they soor
became to know one another bette
and the termination was the weddini
Yesterday. Miss Brown made her
debut TO society in Washington las
season and at once became very popul
lar with they younger set there as wei
as in New. York, Philadelphia and BAL
| timore.
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JupIcIAL SALE.

By virtue. OF a decree Of the Cir
cult Court OF Marion County, West
Virginia, entered on the 18th day Of
March,. 1911, in the chancery cause
therein pending, of Sanford Jones,
plaintiff, against Fairmont Wholesale
District improvement Company, ct al,
defendant, the undersigned Special
Commissioner will offer for sale at |
O'Clock, p. M,
On the 22nd day Of July, 1911.
at public auction, to the highest bid.
der, at the front door of the Court
House OF Marion county, West VIZ.
ginia, the following described real
estae, to.wlt: All that part Of Lot No.
8, in the Town OF Palattne, or First
ward OF the City OF FaIrmont, Marion
County, West Virginia, bounded and
described as follows: Beginning at
corner Lots Nos. 5 and 6, on Water
Street: thence with the northern line
between said Lots, 80 feet; thence a
westerly direction 80 feet: thence par
allel to the first line, 80 feet to Water
Street and thence with said Street
Ito the place of beginning; being the
same real estate conveyed to the said
Fairmont Wholesale District Improve.
ment Company by Sanford Jones and
wife, by deed dated the 9th day o.
April, 1904, and recorded in the Clerks
Office Of the County Court OF said
Marion County, in Deed Book No. lS5,
at page so5. ".
~ Terms Of Sale.
One.thiM (1.3) part OF the purchase
money, and as much more thereof as
1 the purchaser may elect to pay cash
lin hand on day OF sale, and the resld'
ue thereof 10 be paid in two equal
payments, payable on or before one
land two years respectively from day
of sale, With interest thereon until
Ipaid, for which the purchaser shall
Iexecute his notes with good personal
security, and d vendors lien VIII be
RETAINED upon said real estate to So
cure said purchase money.
JOHN G, PRICHARD, 4
Special Commissioner
/, w. s, Black, Clerk OF said Cir
cult Court Of said Marion County, dc
certify that,John G.. Prichard, specla
lCommlssioner as above set forth, hal
l givei the bond required by said de
cree OF sale In the penalty and VIII
\ approved security as required "
y safd decree Of sale. \
w, s. BllAC OK, Clerk.
rs, StS ga ( y VA 10y y NJ t25s-t NJ
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kerns.staaer.

Last evening at eIghtthirty o'clock
at tho residence of the officiating min.
lister Rev. ]. c. Broomleld, occurred
the marriage of Mrs. Georgia Baker
stagcr, of this city, and Mr.. Ola B,
Kerns, OF Shelburne, Ind. The. cere-
mony was witnessed by a few intimate
friends of the contracting parties
After spending a few days in this city
Mr.. Kerns and his bride will'leave for
shelburne where they will spend a
short time and viii probably locate al
Terro Haute, Ind. Mr.. Kerns has spent
some time in this city rs the guest OF
his aunt, Mrs. Florence Stevens on
Madison street. He is an enterprls'
Ing business man. Mrs Kerns Is a
daughter Of Mr.. John Il, Baker, of this
city, and is young lady Of splendid
character Both are excellent young
people and a host of friends extend
congratulations.
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viii Reside In ohio.

Miss Hannah Johns, in company
with her father, Mr.. ]. B. Johns, Will
leave in the morning for Warren, O."
where they will reside in the future.
Mrs. Johns has been at Warren for
several months.
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Mannindtol Guests

M. and Mrs. z. 81. B llifigslea mad
as 5theIr guests Yesterday nom Man
sSninftoa, Mr.. and Mrs. M S. Hardesty
ana Lieut.. and Mrs. q. g. Collins and
Howard Hardesty. Lieut. ana Mrs
Aardesty have recently returned from
IA wedding journey at White Sulphur
springs and viii leave within a Few
days for Fort Hancock, N. j., where
they win reside. I. II.
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BIZ. FI(N.G

AN OLD TIME rNEIGH5oRHooD
CELEBRATION TO BE HELD AT
PLEASANT VALLEY.
An old time neighborhood celebra-
ton will be held in the grove at
pleasant Valley on the 4th of July.
The Revs. ]. N, Grlsso, George ~.
spruill, Hon. Nv. B. Ice and others will
speak. Everybody and their uncles,
aunts, wives, children, cousins and
friends are invited. Come and bring
big baskets well filed.
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Club Held Meeting.

The Don't worry Club was enter
tanned last,eyehing at the home Of
Mrs, j. j. Ross, OF + ittsburg avenue:
The guests we're entertained on9tIe
tiorch Of the Ross home and the Of:
TAR was d most httui one PlsHs
were mad tof anlaat onob ils asfSr
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the next outing OF the organization.
Mrs. Harry Gochrane, Of Wheeling.
who Is the guest Of Mrs Arthur Nc
Cohaughey was ah out Of town guest
present
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EVANGEL|S7S
IsRAELITEs OF THE HOUSE OF
DAVID MAKE a VoYAeaE OF

WILMINGTON, Del, June SO.-
Four evangellsts OF the colony Of Is
raelites of the House OF David at Ben.
ton Harbor, Mich, have arrived here
in 26.foot gas9lene boat after yoy-
age OF 1000 miles. The men faced
death many times, on one occasion be.
ing driven 100 miles to seat, but man
aged to weather the storm.
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< sAt .rea d Ts b ie nom era on
d mai tef of chlfs ors they GET N.
slsifiSES TiED IN THE Dirty
PROF SIMON IN MS giIa apd
they ;IE IN ching about real estate
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5.5O cart9l aEy ISslnIasEls
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II The News of Somerset's Busy Towns *

goes towards purchasing scenery for
the stage.
Rev. Wylie H. Smith exchanged
with Rev Mr.. Merriam last Sunday.
Mr. Merriam preached practical
sermon and Mr.. Smith enjoyed the
visit with the Skowhegan church very
much
W. A. Whitney's large safe that was
shipped from the West arrived in a
damaged condition, so much that Mr..
Whitney would not accept 1t.
Mrs Chas Fuller of the Fernside
Dairy. is rejoicing over the first
spring lot of chicks The little flock
is doing nicely. The mother seems
happy.
William Dudley and wife of Oak
land. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Baisdell, Ward street, last
Sunday
The Almon Blaisdell Granite Co, is
cutting a base for a monument that
weighs over ten tons. the largest ever
cut in town, to be shipped to II. p.
Miller. Pittsheld, Me.
Steward Wing. who has recently ar
rived home from the lumber camps.
has scaled twelve hundred thousand
feet of timber during his stay in the
woods.
Charles Warren was taken seriously
i'll while attending the Pomona
Grange Tuesday and was carried to
his home and medical aid summoned.
Mr.. Warren is subject to fainting
spells. 1t was reported he was suf
fering from shock of paralysis.
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MADISON CENTER

MIR. and Mrs. Ira Pollard Of Mad
isOn we're at their cottage last Sat
urday
MIR. and Mrs Joseph Buker OF
Skowhegan spent last Sunday with
Miss Olive Hayden
Miss Ethel French OF Scion. is
stopping at home for a few DAYS be
fore going to Boston to purchase
spring goods.
Quite number are hauling logs
from here to East Madison, but ow-
ing to low water only run the mill
about half the time.
Lots of talk now about dividing the
town. People on the lake road are
wondering what town they shall be
in.
Mrs Perley Corson and two young
sons, came down from Deadwater
last Saturday. She returned Wed
nesday.
The Golden Glow Branch, l. s. S.
will have a baked bean supper and
sale of fancy articles at Mrs. Walon
Manter's. Friday evening, March II.
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NORTH MADISON,

Mrs. Martha Hunnewell was in
Skowhegan several days last week
visiting her niece, Miss Martha Bes-
sic.
Mrs. Ansel Salley is confined to her
room with a very severe attack of
sciatic rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bonnin OF
Scion, were in town last Sunday, call
ing on Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel Salley.
Albion Thompson of East Madison,
was in town last week to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Hunnewell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Curtis of So
lon were in town last Monday to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Curtis cous-
in, Mrs. Elizabeth HunneWell.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hunnewell, who has
been confined to the bed for three
years, passed away February q, at
the advanced age of SO years, 2 mos
and % days, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Ansel Salley. Mrs.
Hunnewell has been a great sufferer
from heart and stomach trouble for
five years but the last three years
confined to her bed. being helpless,
unable to feed herself She was ten
utIlg Adlth IOI ny llcl ufiu6Ittl anu
husband. She leaves two children,
Edmund S, and Mrs Salley. as men
toned above who were with her un-
til the last and everything was done
that loving hands could do to make
the aged mother comfortable in her
declining years. She leaves an aged
sister, Mrs. Rachel Norton and one
brother, Reuel Robbins, besides sew
eral nephews and nieces and a host
of warm friends. None knew her
but to Move and praise her. She was
a worthy member of the Golden
Glow Branch from which she will be
sadly missed, for she had a cheerful
smile for every one. Her funeral was
largely attended by neighbOrs and
friends. The burial was at South So
Ion cemetery beside her husband and
children.
Every one around here is suffering
from bad colds.
Doris Robbins is quite sick with
the grip. DR.. Wing of North Arson
attends her.
pr s F. Greene of Scion was in
town last Sunday to see Mrs. Ansel
Salley
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BROWNS CORNER-CANAAN.

c. b. Chase was in Harmony Tues
day on business.
f. l.. Buker is serving on r. f. d
No. |, Hartland. while our genial
mail carrier is confined to his home
from the effects of bad cold
II. l.. Purinton was business call
er in Skowhegan Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Sewall were
visitors in the home of Mrs Ellen
Barnes Sunday.
Mrs Eugene Sinclair is assisting
with the house work in the home OF
f. c. Purinton.
Mrs Ida Chase went to Skowhegan
Wednesday where she will remain
until Sunday in the home of Mrs.
Florence Fairbrother
Our sick ones are all able to be
around.
Mrs. Helen Burril of North Hart
land is visiting with her niece, Mrs.
Horace Mason in South Canaan.
S. b. Wyman and son Earle, recent
ly went to Pittsfield to visit with
relatives.
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Pastor Resigns.

Rev. A. d. Dodge, pastor of the
Madison Free Baptist church, has just
rendered his resignation to take effect
about June 1. Mr.. Dodge has been
pastor of the Madison church for a
year and half. Mr.. Dodge was born
in Munroe and was graduated from
the Bates College Divinity school in
1886. He has held pastorates in So.
Portland, Clinton, Amesbury, Mass,
and in Waterville At the last named
place he organized the church and
added 100 members and new edifice
costing $4,000 was built during a
successful pastorate of ten years.
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MOORE,S MILLS CANAAN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blackwell from
Fairfield spent Sunday with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. f. G. Penney.
Eugene Lewis and wife from Clin-
ton visited with her brother, Ansel
Booker, last Sunday
Guests at G. A Williams Sunday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Bowman
and his mother, Mrs. Parthena Bow
man from Fairfield Mrs. Ansel Good
rich and Master Alton Bowman
Mr.. and Mrs. Gideon Wells from
Clinton, passed Sunday with her
grandfather. Salem Edmunds.
Mrs. Ann Steward and Mr.. Angus
tine. from SkoWhegan, passed last
Tuesday with her son. F. l.. Getchell
and wife. in this place.
Miss Berle T. Foster returned Satur-
day from a two weeks visit with her
brother and wife in Augusta.
Mrs. Isaac keeue from Clinton
made an afternoon call on Mrs. r. E.
Getchell last week also Mrs T B.
Barrett and Mrs. Ashley Keene from
the village
Miss Lucie Bnrril from South Ca
naan visited among relatives here
several days last week.
Friday evening Of last week Mr..
and Mrs F. d. Getehell enjoyed a
very pleasant visit from Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Harris. Rev Mrs Treworgy
and Mrs. Charles Packard from the
village.
Mrs. J. L. Moore and mother, Mrs.
Mary Kicker visited recently at Win
field Goodrich's.
c. w Lambert called Sunday to see
Alton Rolfe. who has been very i'll
the past week hut is reported better
at this writing.
Mrs. J. E. Churchill is confined to
her bed again by sickness. The rest
of the sick ones are nearly all re-
covered.
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HARMONY.

High school opened Monday with
the usual number of scholars.
Winona Whitehouse. Leona Wood
man and Irving Drew of Wellington
are in town attending school.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. G. Bartlett, Jr.,
returned Monday from trip to DeX-
ter and Newport While in Newport
they were the guests of Mrs. Bailey's
brother, Irving Bragg.
Miss Alta Willis, who went to In
diana a few weeks ago, returned home
on Monday and reports a most de-
lightful trip.
Augustine Bailey of the Park house,
/ tartland. was in town calling on old
/ friends Tuesday.
Mrs. Edmund Jordan and daughters,
Emily and Clara, who have lived in
town since last summer, left on the
$40 train Tuesday for New York
where they will make their home in
the future.
On Tuesday evening the members
of the Sunshine club and the Young
Mems Bible class, gave a social at
/ l. o. o. f. hall. The following is
the program: Reading, Myron Bemis;
song, Emma Starbird; reading, Mari
on Herrick; tableau, Stars and
Stripes" reading, Leona Woodman;
song, James Armstrong. The Sun
shine club was organized few
months ago and the members are the
young ladies of Mrs. Nettie r. Bemis'
Sunday school class. The officers are
Nettie r. Bemis, president; Mary l..
Perkins. vice president; secretary
and treasurer, Miss Mertie Willis.
society propose to help ON any good
cause and their especial aim is to
raise funds to repair the church. The
Young Mems Bible class is taught by
Crawford Treat, who is a most excel
lent instructor in Sunday school as
we'll as in the High school and great
deal of interest is being shown. The
Stars as they term themselves are
the members of James Armstrong;
class and they are a little band of
hustlers. They have chosen for their
motto Hitch Your Wagon to Star"
The officers are: President, Vaughn
Reed; vice president, Clifford Arm
strong; secretary, Thelma Cooley;
treasurer, Gertrude Jacobs An I'M
usual amount of interest is being
bids fair to be the banner year of the
school.
The crew that has been landing
logs below the village for the lumber
firm Of Beals & Walker have finish
ed working and broken camp An
other and much smaller crew that
have been doing good numbering
business the past winter are Merle
and Roy Herrick, the oldest sons of
Nelson Herrick. scaler for Walker &
Beals. Though boys not yet twenty
one they have unaided cut and land
ed 10000 of lumber below the village
Both boys are hustlers and their par
ents have great reason to be very
proud of them.
The High School Dramatic club
were in Wellington on Friday and
presented the play, Out of His
Sphere" in the evening.
Mrs. Frank Stafford and Mrs. E. II.
Sinclair, patients at the Eastern
Maine General hospital at Bangor are
reported to be doing finely and will
be able to return home before many
weeks
At the town meeting held at |. o.
o. f. hall on Monday. March -, the
following officers were elected: Mod
orator, M. j. Merrill; town clerk, c.
! c. McLaughlin selectmen, Willard
j Chadbourne, f. B. Reed and VIM. G.
Bailey, Jr; member of the school
board, NJ j, Merrill; town treasurer.
c. f. Spaulding; road commissioner,
i Herbert Chadbourne.
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MAYFIELD.

AIyra Ogden went to Bingham on
business Saturday.
Jennings Bunker was home over
Sunday.
There was quite an excitement
here Saturday night when it was
found the mill vas on fire. The men
got to the mill before much damage
was done and soon put the fire out
Miss Mildred d. Perry of North An
son, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Maude
Campbell.
Fred Flanders, who is employed in
Stewards mill, damned his fingers
very badly last week and is unable to
work.
Annie Campbell returned home
from North Arson Monday
Mrs. John Bragg was visiting in
town one day last week.
Miss Molly Jewett, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry Farrin,
has returned home.
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BUNKER HILL-ATHENS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Brazier of Brigh-
ton visited Mr.. and Mrs. Frost Bun
ker, Sunday.
Amos Clark and Mrs. Lydia Smith
of Brighton visited Mrs. B. r. Bunker
Friday.
Harry Jones and wife visited Mr..
and Mrs. f. L. Bunker last week
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Small attend
ed the wedding reception of Mr.. and
Mrs George Brasier of Brighton Sat
urday evening.
Mrs Belle Hussey went to Skowhe-
gan one day last week.