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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1912-10-18
Congregational Items.

The following delegates were
elected to attend the Grafton
County Conference held at Haver-
hill Thursday and Friday of this
week: Mrs. Arthur Ames, Mrs. Luna
Day, Harrison Hodsdon and Leon
ard Hovey.
The Rally Day and Harvest SER
vice in the evening of last Sabbath
passed off finely. The church was
decorated with beautiful autumn
leaves and the alter adorned with
the fruits of the season. Mr.. Crewe
gave one of his uplifting sermons.
The Harvest service in the evening
was well attended and the exercises
consisting of recitations and singing
by the children, was appreciated by
all.
Mrs. Crewe will attend the State
S. S. Convention held at Dover next
week for three days. She goes to
fill two important places on the pro-
gram.
The Social Gathering will meet
next Friday, place given later.
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HAVERHILL

Miss Hazel Phillips returned Mon
day evening from Boston.
Mr.. Clarence Bailey, who has
been spending the summer with his
aunt, Mrs. S. W. Tewksbury, has
returned to his home in Ohio.
Mrs. Charles Merrill and daugh-
ter of st. Johnsbury spent Sunday
with Mr.. ]. L. Bell.
Mrs. Victoria Bemis is visiting
Mrs. L. F. circuit.
Miss Westgate has returned from
a two weeks visit in Cambridge,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Squires are
spending few days in Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Udall enter
tanned the Whist Club last Wednes-
day evening.
MRS. ABBY HARDY KEYEs.
TIL funeral of Mrs. Abbie Hardy
Reyes was held at her late home at
Haverhill, N. H. last Friday at 10
o'clock, a. m. The Rev. Robert
Fuller officiated. Four grandsons
acted as bearers. The flower offer
ings were many and beautiful. A
floral pillow with mother" inscrib-
ed, was given by Frank Keyes and
family. Cut flowers from A. G. For
sythe and family; pillow from Mr..
and Mrs. George Hancock and Geo.
Corliss; basket of cut flowers from
Will m Bagley, a spray of pinks
from w. Reyes and family, carna-
tons from w. G. Flanders and fam
lily and Mr.. andiAIrs. F. G. Smith,
carnations from Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G Atkins. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wells and Mrs. +. G. Whitcomb, a
bunch of asters from Mr.. and Mrs.
ii. A. Carpenter. Several bouquets
of cut flowers were given without
cards. Mrs. Keyes was born Nov.
p, 1888, and passed beyond Oct.
s, 1912. She leaves a son, Mr.. +.
L. Reyes, and a daughter, Mrs. A.
Forsythe, and several grandchildren
to mourn her loss.
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Short Stories.

The United States spends S15.000,O 900
a year to see baseball games
The Russian government has put the
sable hunters out Of business for three
years.
From deep water in the Atlantic to
deep water in the Pacific the Panama
canal will be fifty miles in length
The kitchens Of the Emperor Francis
Joseph's palace at Budapest are con-
sidered to be the most modern and In
every way the finest In Europe
In the United States there il one law
yer for every 700 persons. In England
there is one to each LOO Of popula-
ton. in France one to 400 and In
Russia one to 3O.OOO.
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CHARLES DODGE.

OAAhAAAlA-C DCDbA1H
On the 4th of October there passed from
earth gentleman whose life was largely
bound up in the life of Piermont. Charles
Dodge was born in Corinth, Vt, in 1919.
His parents removed to Piermont four
years later. and he had been a resident
since. until the time of his passing. He
was formerly connected with the Dodge
MILESTONE business, which was afterwards
acquired by the Pike Manufacturing Com
pany, Mr.. Dodge for some time represen mt
ing the sales department. Relinquishing
his office with the said Company, he be-
came the representative of the +. w. Bar
low Co. of Illinois, and the letters received
since his death evince the high esteem In
which he was held by his firm.
On September l6, 1874, he married
Miss Hannah Messer, who survives him.
Throughout their married life, their union
was most felicitous. Two childred re-
suited from the marriage, and they are
left to comfort the mother in her deep
sorrow.
In May 1876, the deceased joined the
Piermont Congregational Church, and
was an active member at the time OF his
ascension, also a Trustee Of the Incorpor-
ated Church Society.
His many business relations with the
town, made him an acquisition to the
community. He was bright and sanguine
IN temperament. and life to him was
gladstone thing. The end came suddenly,
and our friend passed from Earth to
Heaven after only four hours suffering
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E. A. Gerry, 80 Bellevue Street,
Lowell, Mass, express messenger
for the American Express Com
pany, says: THE constant jolting
on trains is very hard on the kid
neys, as all railroad men know. 1
which did not mend under the most
skillful treatment. / had dull
pain over my hips and back so
severe at times / could hardly
work. / started using Foley Kid
ney Pills and right here I say
that there is nothing Equals them
for quick and lasting relief. I
am glad to say that now / am =
strong well man and recommend
Foley Kidney Pills" W. L. Cove
& Co.
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RESOLUTIONS.

Whereas, 1t has pleased the Great Coun-
cilor above to take from among us our
Brother, Guy B. Stanley, and
Whereas, The deceased has been a true
and loyal member of our Order, ever
ready to do his part in the uplifting of our
Order; therefore be it
Resolved, That we deplore his loss and
extend our heartfelt sympathy to his family
in their bereavement, and be it
Resolved. That a copy of these resolu-
tons be spread upon our records, copy
sent to the bereaved family, and a copy
to the United Opinion, paper printed at
Bradford, Vermont : Signed,
W. E. Ford, Committee
A. A. PHELPS, on
w. f. TowLE, Resolutions.
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PIERMONT.
Brook Road.

William and Leon Knapp, son;
of the late Fred Knapp, who are
now located in Alberta, had the
misfortune to lose several of theil
horses, in consequent of a disease
getting among them, and the gov
eminent ordered them killed. They
are steady and industrious young
men and much sympathy is felt for
them by their old friends and neigh
bors here.
Mrs. Burns Pike is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. John Laid at Oxford.
Mrs. Mary Hill is at Lyme spend
ing short time with her brother,
George Thomas and family.
E. Kendall Westgate is working
for A. L. Adams of Fairlee. At
present they are at Orfordville NOV
ing buildings for George Belford on
the Beals place.
The first ice seen formed on water
here this fall, was Wednesday morn
ing, Oct. 10Th.
The following resolutions were
adopted by Jonathan Tyler No. 35,
o. U. A. NJ, Piermont, N. H., Aug.
II, 1912. Geo. A. French, R. S.
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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-27

Said old gentleman Gay. ION a
Thanksgiving Day.
II you want a good time, then give
something away"
80 he sent a fat turkey to Shoemaker
Price.
And the shoemaker said. What a big
bird! How nice:
And since such a good dinners before
me ! ought
To give Widow Lee the small chicken
bought"
This fine chicken. oh see!" said the
pleased Widow Lee.
".And the kindness that sent it how
precious to me!
would like to make some n as hap
py as l.
TIL give wash-woraan Biddy my big
Pumpkin pie"
"And. oh. sure" Biddy said. "Tis the
queen Of all pies +.
Just to look at it's yellow face glad
dens my eyes
Now it's my turn. I think: and a sweet
ginger cake
For the motherless Finigan children
I'll bake"
Said the Finigan children-Rose. Dem
NY n Hug
"It smells sweet of spices. II well
carry a slice
To poor little lame Jake. who has
nothing that's nice"
ooh, ! thank you. and thank you.
said little lame Jake.
ooh, what a bcotiful. boo,iful cake:
And. oh. such a big slice, l will save
all the crumbs.
And will give them to each little SPAR
row that comes"
And the sparrows. they twittered. as
if they would say
Like old gentleman Gay. O a
THANKSGIVING Day.
IL you want a good time. then give
something away"
Martin Douglas.
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Society Personals

MIR. and Mrs. Ben Cooperman and
son left last evening for st. Paul and
Chicago where they will enjoy a
months visit with relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. n. B. Black returned
from u short visit with their
daughter and N. MIR. and Mrs. u.
X. VnnAlstine Mt Enderlin.
Mrs. Harold I.amming and children
will go to Larimore in the morning
to be Thanksgiving day guests OF Mrs'
c. S. Swanson.
Carl Schmidt returned Yesterday
from Winnipeg to spend Thanksgiy.
ing with his parents. Prof. and Mrs.
{. G. Schmidt.
ID. Pryor Bates will come from
Larimore tomorrow to he a Thanks
giving dinner guest at the home Of
Mr.. n Mrs. j. H. Owen on Walnut
street.
Miss Louise Philion will 60 to her
home in Red Lake Falls. Mimi, to.
morrow morning to spend Thanksgi
ing day.
Misses Emma and Ruth Wentz and
Gina Anderson go to Mimic in the
morning to spend Thanksgiving with
Misses Wentz' people.
Miss Rose Harren leaves in the
morning t" spend Thanksgiving ut her
home in Red Lake Falls. MINI.
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WOrnen'S Clubs
Family Dinner n uo,cl,

Family Dinner 1t Hotel.
= MIR. and Mrs. j. d. Bacon will en-
tertain with u family dinner ut the
Dacotah tomorrow afternoon at l
and Mrs. +. G. Bacon and son Hume.
MIR. and Mrs. j. Il. Bacon. G.. w.
:'Rrundagc. MIR. and Mrs. C.. l.. Van
Alstine. ST.. MIR and Mrs. f. +. Bacon
and Mrs. Fanny vanAlstinc.
A Family Dinner Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Larson will en-.
JOY he pleasures of a family gather
Ing at their University avenue home
Will serve her dinner In the afternoon
and the company will include her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Prescott. MIR.
and Mrs. James Curran and baby, Miss
Vivian Prescott and Bert Prescott.
To Entertain Students.
Rev. and Mrs. G. {. Warner have
extended invitations for Thanksgiving
dinner I" all the university students
connected with the Congregational
cnurch who are away from home and
or more. Mrs. Warner will serve din
ner at : o'clock and the pleasure is
n that Will he thoroughly apprcci-
"'ed by the young @S sseop'e.
Gave Reception
President and Mrs. Franklin l.. Nc.
NeS received IL large last
evening at their residence on the
university campus. The hours were
from S:3o until II o'clock and the
guests included the members Of the
faculty. Musical numbers were rem
dered by Louis U. Rowland. In the
receiving line with President and Mrs.
McVey were Dean and Mrs. Robert T..
Henry. Mrs. Tracy Bangs. Mrs. August
Eggers and Dean Ella NJ. Fulton.
The ladies assisting i'm the dining
room were Mrs. q. G. Libby. Mrs. Yer
o p. Squires. Mrs. a. G. Leonard,
Mrs. G. A. Abbott. Miss Selma Stem
fort and Miss Elmora Jewett.
Mrs. Whitinan's Dinner Party.
MIR. and Mrs. ". S. Whitman will
give a large Thanksgiving dinner par
ty tomorrow afternoon at their home
in the Dinnie block and covers will be
laid for sixteen. Mrs. Whitman will
serve at 1880 o'clock and the guests
will be Mr.. and Mrs. John BOWS, Mrs.
Il. L. Dows, daughter, Linda, and son,
Percy. Malcolm Gillette. a cousin from
New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Nell
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Tomorrow Thanksgiving Day.

Thanksgiving daS has come again
and it will he observed tomorrow in
Grand Forks as handsomely as in the
past. This is one day Of the year when
there is much entertaining that is
really and trul. enjoyed. Nearly ev-
cry family in the City throws open
the doors Of its home to some friend
Or company of friends who may not
have in store the good old fashioned
turkey dinner which they enjoyed so
many years at the family board. Stu
dents and teachers away from home
are not forgotten and employers usual
~ include their employees in making
up their dinner guest list.
Thanksgiving is also a day for FAM
lily reunions and in many homes to-
morrow all the relatives will be gath
cred together. perhaps. for the frs:
and last time in an entire year. The
poor are remembered by the Associat-
Cd Charities and the various organiza-
tions plan feats that will reach all
classes not otherwise cared for.
Thus Thanksgiving day will pass in
this city witn much unusual happiness
and the holiday will be marked with
various forms OF entertainment during
t,,s afternoon and evening.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-27
Miss Dusgan a Bride Today.

Another impressive and prettily an.
pointed church wedding Of this morn
Ing was that of Miss Susan Stanislaus.
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. Frederick
Joseph Duggan of North Sixth street,
and John Joseph O'Byrne Of DeGraff.
MINI: The wedding took place in the
presence Of a large company of guests
at st. Michael's Catholic church and
M~onsignor J. A. Lemieux. the church
pastor, read the nuptial ceremony at
1880 o'clock and the celebration Of
the nupttal mass Immediately follow.
ed.
The bride favored a very simple
marriage ceremony and her only at
tendant was her sister, Miss Margaret
Duggan. The bridal gown was a very
pretty white chiffon made over a satin
messaline foundation and trimmed
with rare lace and pearls. She carried
an arm bouquet Of bride roses and
white prayer book. The bridesmaid
wore a pretty frock of pale blue chif-
ron made over a cream messaline
slip. Marcellus Joyce OF DeGraff,
Mimi, was best man.
Following the church ceremony a
wedding breakfast WAS served for the
bridal party and family at Or. and
Mrs. Duggan's residence and the home
was handsomely adorned with baskets
of pink n white roses and lovely
pink chrysanthemums. The out OF
town guests were MIR. Inc Mrs. e. A.
Swanson n daughters Of Fargo. Mrs.
j. Mahoney of Bathgate. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Iiaggerty Of DeGrafr, Minn., Mrs.
6. O'Byrne. mother of tho groom.
from DeGraff. Mimi. and Ray Duggan
Of Winnipeg. brother of the bride.
This afternoon from 3 to 6 o'clock
DIR. n Mrs. Duggan are giving a
handsome reception in honor Of their
daughter and her husband. Mr.. and
Mrs. O'Byrne are receiving with MIR.
and Mrs. Duggan and In. the dining
room "a delicious reception luncheon
is being served. Mrs. ]. NJ. Carroll
and Mrs. NJ. F. Murphy are presiding
at tho tea n coffee urns and the
serving is being cared for by Mrs.
John Valley, Mrs. Fred s. Duggan,
Mrs. ]. w. Lyons. Miss Pauline O'Rcil-
ly. Miss Louise Duggan and Miss Cert
rude Duggan.
This evening Mr.. O'Bryne and his
bride leave on a winters wedding
tour through California and the bride
will travel in a tailored suit of brown
with mink furs and accessories to
match. They will spend the greater
part Of the time in Los Angeles and
return TO DeGraff In the late spring.
The young couple received many beau
tiful and costly gifts as an expression
OF the high esteem in which both are
hald.
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s>.-.--.
Mrs. Smell to- Entertain.
nin""r IL, Chandler Homo.

Prot. and Mrs. u. r. Chandler wi,,
,ne T~hanksgiving day entertainers At
University Place and they will serve
I" nre;ii1N APPOINTED dinner at 1880
"c1"%r. overs will he laid for min.
ana me company will include Prof.
and Mrs. T.. J. Babcock, Mrs. Il. l.,
fabrock. Miss Margaret Cable. Mr.
Armstrong. and Mrs. Chandler's moth.
er and sister. Mrs. j. MacCumber and
Miss Mary MacCumbcr.
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Enjoyed Visit Away.

Mrs. Charles BartleS of South,
Fourth street returned yesterday from
q months visit away and had a de-
Nghtful time. Mrs. BartleS visited
with MI. Bartles' relatives in st. Faul
and the on to Waterloo. Iowa..
where h spent some time w;:h hota
friends and relatives,
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Entertain Gentlemen Friends.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 4. Brown will
have rs guests at their Thanksgiving
dinner tomorrow afternoon at their
South Fifth street home two gentlr-
men. Messrs. Joe fiage: and Jack
Phillips. friends OF Mr.. Brown ana his
son. Joe. Mrs. Brown will serve her
dinner at . O'Clock.
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Entertained Birthday Club.

The ladies Of the birthday club"
were entertained yesterday afternoon
as guests of Mrs. e. E. Roseth at her
home in the Dinnie apartments. Nine
members were present and the hours
were passed with ~needlework and vis-
iting. Mrs. Roseth served a dainty
lunch al the close.
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Mrs. Rcge to Have Guests.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Begg have -
vited to share the enjoyment of their
thanksgiving dinner this year Miss
Helen Sims Miss Nellie Mastcnbrook.
Mrs. Streeter and daughter. Winnie
fred. and Miss Grace Welsh. The
dinner will be enjoyed at the Regg
home on Belmont avenue and Mrs.
Begg will serve at l o'clock.
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Dinner Hospitality.

Mr.. and Mrs. n. G. Benner will en-
tertain as dinner guests at their Bell
mont avenue home tomorrow after
noon Rev. and Mrs. Homer NJ. Cook
and their family. Miss Katherine and
the two hoys. Morrill, and Martiea.
Mrs. Benner will serve her dinner at
1870 o'clock.
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at Read Home.

Ernest and Harold Read will arrive
in the morning from Casselton to en-
joy Thanksgiving day IS the guests Of
their brother and sister-in-law. MIR
and Mrs. E. NJ. Read Of North Fifth
street. Mrs. Read will serve her tur-
key dinner at noon and other guests
will be T. X. Murphy and Olaf Lind
quist.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-27
To Spend Day in Fargo.

George H. James and his little
daughter. Miss Edith James. will go to
Fargo in the morning to spend
Thanksgiving day as guests Of MIR.
Schorers. They will return home
Thursday evening.
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To Have Family ninner.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Cotton w.li en-.
JOY the company Of Mrs. Coiton's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Nolan and
their family. at their Thanksgiving
dinner tomorrow afternoon at their
home on University n stanley
Cotton. also. will be q guest and MIS-.
.o'clock
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To Have Cavalier Guests.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Dennis and
daughter. Miss Ruth. former residents
of this city. will arrive this evening
from Cavalier to be Thanksgiving
guests at the home of MIR. and Mrs. W.
p. Davies on Walnut street. Mrs. Da-
vies will serve her dinner in the after
noon and her guests probably will re-
main over the week end.
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Walnn- Erickson Nupti.ls TONIGHT.

This evening al $50 o'clock occurs
the marriage of Miss Sigma Margaret
Wallin. daughter of Mrs. John Swan
son OF Oak street, and Mr.. Ellie Erick-
son. also of this city. The nuptiai
service will be read by Rev. j. NJ.
Persenius. pastor of the Swedish Luth.
eran church. and a company Of fifty
guests will witness the ceremony. Pink
and white will he the color scheme
for the decoration of the home and
the idea will be carried out with cut
flowers and greenery.
The bride will wear a gown Of white
marluisette made over a foundation of
white charmeuse and her flowers will
he bride roses arranged in an arm
bouquet. The couple will he unat.
tended and Immediately after the TAX
ing OF the nuptial vows "A Handsomely
appointed wedding dinner will be serv-
cd.
The young couple will dispense with
the pleasures of Il honeymoon trip
and Immediately 60 to housekeeping
at 40e Oak street where they will be
at home after December Is. The
bride has held a position with the
Cotton Wilder grocery firm for several
years and Mr.. Erickson is a conduc.
tor for the Grand Forks Street Rail-
way company. Both young people
have Il large circle of friends who will
extend congratulations.
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son of Erie. who arrive this evening,
Charlton bows Of Erie. Geo. Beach,
am. Miss Anna Mcintosh. James
Phinn and v. I. Myers. Mrs. Whit
man will decorate her table with red
candales and carnations.
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10 Dine I'D Disher Homo.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Werstlein and
Mrs. Werstlein's mother, Mrs. Ander-
son.. will enjoy the hospitality of Mr..
and Mrs. John NJ. Dishcr on Thanks
giving day. The delicious turkey din
ner will be served at the Disher home
on North Third street at ! o'clock and
the guests will remain for the after
noon.
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Dinner for Student Guests.

4 group Of university students have
been hidden to enjoy the hospi allty
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. \. Crary Of Inter.
national e and their son. urt,
at Thanksgiving dinner tomorrow.
Mrs. Crary will serve a delicious ~
key feast at noon with covers laid
for nine. among h guests helng Miss
Gladys Shand. Miss Ida Madse /, ::iSs
Irene Cox. Miss Florence Fried and
George Keohn.
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To Entertain Mem Guests.

Mr.. and Mrs. {. f. Garvin VIII
share the enjoyment Of their Thanks
giving dinner tomorrow afternoon at
their Belmont venue home With a
company of me- friends who have no
homes here where such a pleasure
can be enjoyed. The guests will num-
be- six or eight and Mrs. Garvin will
serve at ! o'clock.
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Rev. McCoy's Dinner Guests.

Rev. and Mrs. F. NJ. Mccoy have
extended their Thanksgiving dinner
invitations to a small company who
otherwise would find il necessary to
eat this festive meal among strangers.
Mrs. Mccoy will entertain at her home
on South Fifth street and the guests
will be DR.. A. Peake and his son. Cliff
ford. Mrs. Emma Hoy and her daugh-
ter. Grace. who is expected home
from Mexico this evening.
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MIR. Cotton Joins Bencdicts.

Michael William Cotton OF this city
became d benedict this morning when
his marriage to Miss Margaret .Alyce
Donnelly took place at the residence
Of Rev. Father John j. Mcdonald at
Michigan. The nuptial ceremony was
read at 5 o'clock and the bride was
Handsomely gowncd in a tailored suit
"f a rich brown shade with accessories
10 match. Miss Flora Donnelly as
bridesmaid was her sisters only at
tcndant and she also was attired in
brown. The sroon's nephew. Stanley
Cotton Of this city. was best man.
Immedia tely after the marriage GER
erHonv the bridal party went to the
home of the brides uncle, John Dom
nelly a; Petersburg, where the we'd
ding breakfast was served with the
brides two sisters as hostesses. Covers
will h" laid for Just the members of
thc family u a few close friends.
This evening Mr.. Cotton and bis
!'"i,ls will come TO this city where they
WI make their home and they will be
Il handsomely appointed dinner
az the home of the sroom's brother
Eva sis'er-in-l.". Mr.. and Mrs. Mat
1h-w Colon in Riverside Park. The
"i;!"r hour * $50 o'clock and Mrs.
e. Ton will adorn her table with pink
roses. Covers will he laid for ten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cotton have secured
cor" arartn1"n;s in the Zuelsdorf
III" md will lie home after Deccm-
hcr 10.
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Former Resident Here.

A delightful guest IN the city for
a several days visit is Mrs. Ee;tje
Elder Larimere Of Philadelphia. pa.
who is enroute home aftee a trip west.
Mrs. Larimere was a teacher in the
Grand Forks high school abou: TWEEN.
t. years g and a great many old
friends will enjoy meeting her again.
AT present Mrs. Larimerc is tn. guest
Of Mrs. S. 9. Titus bu. she will also
visit Mrs. James Dinnie. going to her
home SATURDAY.