The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-04-09

The York County Commissioners
have refused to pay bounty for the kill
ing OF obnoxious animals and birds
About $500 in claims is filed.
John Cooper, of Columbia, 1t Is
charged, threw stick Of dynamite into
the kitchen stove with the intention OF
blowing up his home. 1t failed to ex-
plode and he is in jail.
The commencement exercises Of the
high school at Hallam, were held when
a class of seven girls was graduated.
Miss Greta Kise was valedIctorian. and
Miss Carrie Wolf, salutatorian. Prof.
j. +. Krebs delivered an address.
John ]. Monaghan, of Norristown,
brakeman on a passenger train on the
Schuylklll division OF the Pennsyl-
Vania, was caught between his train
and caboose while shifting at Read
ing, and was crushed TO death.
Stanley G. Brenelser, an artist OF
Reading, will be married April 30, 10
Miss Elizabeth c. Day. daughter Of DR..
and Mrs. T. Day, of Washington. The
honeymoon will be spent in the art
centers of England, France and Italy.
Surgeons at the State Hospital at
Ashland, operating on Michael Foley,
of Mahanoy City, for appendicitis,
found a bent pin in the boys appendix.
Young Foley had no recollection of
swallowing a pin. lie will recover
The Alliance Coal Company, con-
trolled by the L.. C. & N. Co., is plan
ming to open the Kaska William Col
liery. in the Schuylklll Valley, near
Middleport. This has been closed for
months.
Mary NJ. Goff took poison while be-
ing taken from Hanover TO Baltimore,
by W. w. SNEAK, chief of police, of
Hanover She is charged with forgery |
by Baltimore firm. She was taken to
a hospital there.
Professor Thomas S. Cole, of Ches-
ter, superintendent OF the public |
schools. has received the silver loving |
cup which Is to be awarded to the |
Larkin Grammar School for winning |
the recent cross-country run.
The Second Ward Yacht Club. of
Chester, has elected the following Off
GERS: President Edward Pike; vice
president, Hilyard Cummings; secre-
tary. John f. Rankin; treasurer, Harry |
Upton.
The old Leiper School House on the |
Fairview Road, in Leiperville, was de-
stroyed by fire. The building was
abandoned as school year ago, and
has been occupied by Antonio Regerio
and family, who fed from the fire over
a roof
Berwick Lodge of Odd Fellows has
elected the following officers: Noble
grand, W. Z. Bond; vice-grand, 7. r.
Fairman; financial secretary, A. G.
Brit; recording secretary, c. X. Croft;
representative to Grand Lodge, II. d.
Walton.
The third annual commencement
exercises of the Warwick High School,
were held class Of FIVE was gradu
ated, Jacob b. CARRIER was valedic
torlan, and Mildred Yeager, saluta-
torian Rev. George B. Racer, Of the
Reformed Church, spoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ewes, of Mill
vile, who were married by the Friends
ceremony in 1864, celebrated their
golden wedding, Twenty persons who
signed the original wedding certificate
were present. The couple has one
daughter. Mrs. II. S. Christian, of Mill
vile.
The Masonic Club, of Berwick, has
elected the following officers Presi-
dent, Moss l.. Elder; vice-presidents,
Alexander c. Jackson and j, j. Kosten-
bauder; secretary Fred Walton; treas
urer, Taylor Evans; members of
Board of Governors, Harry Straub and
II. J. Kirkendall.
Chester's new budget OF appropria-
tions follows: Department of Public
Affairs, $1S,675; Department Of Ac-
counts and Finance, $114,725; Depart
ment of Public Safety $23,1SO; Depart
ment of Streets and Public Improve
ments, S15,525; Department of Parks
and Public Property, $2S900,
II. V. White, president OF the White
Milling Company, of Bloomsbury, State
milling and cereal expert, has been di-
rected by the Department Of Labor and
Industry, to appoint a committee and
prepare code Of rules and regulations
governing protection for the machines
and equipment Of mill, elevator and
warehouse buildings In the State.