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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-01-16
NORTH WALDO POMONA.

North Waldo Pomona Grange met with
Morning Light Grange, Monroe, Jan. 9, 1912,
for the regular monthly meeting. W. M. Geo.
H. York presided, and all the officers were at
their stations excepting the Steward. d. M.
Kimball. was appointed to fill the vacancy. The
following oranges were reported in excellent
condition; Star of Progress. Jackson; Granite.
North -Searsport; Morning Light, Monroe;
South Branch, Prospect; Northern Light and
Sunrise. Winterport; Seven Star. Troy; Comet,
Swanville. and Burnham. Worthy Master
York was called upon for report of the State
Grange and responded with condensed re-
view of the proceedings. Several business
matters received the attention of the grange,
after which two candidates were instructed in
the work of the degree Of Pomona. recess
was then declared and all marched to the din
ing hall. where a bountiful dinner was served
by the young members of the host grange.
The grange was quickly re-assembled in the
fifth degree and Annie B. Clements greeted
the visitors in cordial and pleasing manner
A. L. Nickerson responded in behalf of Pomo-
ma. The remainder OF the afternoon was given
The following officers were elected: Master,C.C
Clements: Overseer Ira W. Veazie; Lecturer
Clara D. York; Steward, D. M. kimball; Assist
ant Steward, A T. Nickerscn; chaplain, W. j.
Matthews; Treasurer, G. H. York; Secretary
May W. Bussey; Gate Keeper, J. W. Jewett;
Pomona, Eda Clements; Ceres, Eliza Mat
thews and Flora, Carrie Spaulding Harriet
M. Nickerson was elected pianist The officers
elect were installed by P. M. York, assisted by
Velzora Nickerson. The grange expressed an
appreciation of the courteses received from
Morning Light grange by rising vote of
thanks, and the same acknowledgment was
accorded P. M. York and his assistant The
records were read and adopted and the grange
was closed with the usual formalties, The
next meeting will be with Star of Progress
Grange, Jackson, Feb. 18th, with an address of
welcome by Marie Reed and response by Su-
sic Brown of Harvest Home grange Cues
ton, Should the duty be removed from pota-
toes and how would it affect the producers of
Maine? To be opened by J. H. Mckinley Ad-
dress by Kate B. Ellis of Fairfield Remain
der of progam by Star of. Progress Grange
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How Any Woman
Can Cure
INDIGESTION

Most stomach remedies are make-shifts-
they give relief but afterward the stomach is
just % weak, just as unable to digest the food
as it was before.
Women especially should not depend on re-
levers only. MONA Stomach Tablets not
only give prompt relief but they put strength
and elasticity into the stomach walls and cause
the digestive juices to act naturally.
They do more; they force the digestive or
gans to supply the blood with pure nourish-
ment which il carried to the muscles, nerves,
brain and skin. Result: healthy muscles.
strong nerves, clear head. and clean skin. A.
A. howss &Co. guarantee MONA Stomach
Tablets-6O cents.
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FREEDOM.


Mr.. Albert Higgins from Albion was the
guest of MI. and Mrs. George Worth Jan. 4th
and 9th and while here installed the officers of
Dirigo Grange in a very able manner. Miss
Orrie Worth returned to her studies at Bates
College Jan. 9Th after passing her vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Worth.
49,. Miss Gladys Bryant returned to her studies
at Oak Grove Seminary JAN 9Th, after passing
her vacation with her aunt, Mrs. Emma
Thompson. =. Mr.. James W. Libby of Unity
is attending court in Belfast as foreman of the
first traverse jury. -. J. W. Deane of Freedom
attended court in Belfast as one of the grand
jury. Mrs Fred Nichols, who has been sick
for several weeks, is convalescent. Mrs. A.
M. Small visited friends in Belfast the past
week. .. Mrs. James W. Libby was the guest
of Mrs. N. A. Luce in Vassalboro last week.
80. School in the Academy opened Jan. 7th
with Professor Ralph Mitchell as principal.
The Ladies Circle met with Mrs D. W. Dodge
Thursday afternoon Jan. 9th and the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year:
President, Mrs. Annie Libby; Vice President,
Mrs. Eva Tylor; Secretary and collector, Mrs.
Inez Bellows; Treasurer, Mrs. Alice Dodge.
Mr.. E. j. Vose was in Belfast on business Jar.
10th. Mrs. A. L. Fuller was the guest Of
Mrs. Nellie McGray Friday afternoon, Jan.
10th. Miss Flora Farnum from Thorndike
visited her sister. Mrs. W. R. Sparrow, Jan.
10th. Miss Edna Knowlton entertained the
Thimble party at the home of Hon. D. w.
Dodge Friday afternoon, Jan. 10th. Mr..
Frank johnson is night and day janitor in
Dirigo Grange, and the executive committee
are D. R. McGray, B. F. Foster and Frank
Tyler; pianist. Mrt. Olive Stewart; chorister,
Mr.. J. w. Libby.
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JACKSON.

JACKSON.
Rev. H. G. Booth, who spent Christmas with
occupied the pulpit last Sunday. Rev. F. S.
Dolliff supplied during his absence. -. Miss
Pearl Chase, who was operated upon by DR..
Tapley at his hospital in Belfast, is improving
and hopes to return home soon. -. There ia
much sickness in town at present. Nearly
eve ry family has one or more on the sick list.
90. Pearl Crockett of Dover, who has been
drilling wells in town, was called to Pressure
Isle by the illness Of his brother and Frank
Dyer and Raymond Chase are running the
ma chine during his absence. 1t il quite sight
to see them moving ON the icy hills, - they
move with their own power.
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SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Jan 8. Ar, schs ] Bodwel
Rockland via Wareham; Pendleton Sisters
Charleston; Lizzie Wiley, do; sid, sch Grace
Davis, Elzabethport for Rockland; 9, ar, sch
Helena, Bangor via Norwalk; Adelaide Bar
bour, Fernandina for Port Reading; Etna
Black River, ia; 10, ar, stmr Millinocket
Stockton; sch Lizzie Wiley, Charleston; 10
SID sch Mark Penuleton, Jacksonville for New
London; IL. ar. sch John Bossert, Georgetown,
sc.
Boston. Jan 9. Sid, schs Herman F kimball
Belfast; Lillian. do; 10. ar, sch w Hopkins
Ponce, R; sid. bark John Emery, Colastine
IA, sid, schs Catawamteak and Nile Belfast.
Philadelphia. Jan IL. Ar sch Horace A
Stone, Bath; ID. cid. sch Humarock, Savannah
Baltimore. Jan IL. Ar schs Edward Law
renee, Portland via Hampton Roads; Ella M
Wiley, Boston.
Jacksonville. Jan g. Ar. sch William E
Litchfeld Boston.
Mobile, Jan g. Cid, schs Pendieton Salts
faction. Hayti; Georgia Gilkey. San Juan.
Newport News, Jan g. Sid. Kanawha, Sears
port.
New London, Ct, Jan 10. Ar, sch Mark Pen
dleton, Jacksonville
Galveston. Jan s. Sid, sch James W Paul
Jr, Ssbine.
Brunswick. Ga. Jan 9. Ar. sch Emma S
Lord. Charleston; sid, sch Fred A Davenport,
Celon. Ga. for New York.
FerhAuuiIlds Jan IL SlO, sen Income, 60S-
ton.
Wilmington. N c. Jan IL Ar. sch Brina
Pendleton, Norfolk.
Searsport, Jan g. Sid, barge Nesquehoning,
Elizabethport; g. sid. barge Boylston, Wey-
mouth. Mass; Ia, ar, sim Kanawha. Newport
News.
Stockton. Jan g. Sid, sim Millinocket, New
York; 9. sid. barge & R l. Co No Z, ston:
Is. ar, sim Millnocket, New York
Portland, Jan IL. Ar, stmr Lisman,
Newport News; sch Frontenac, Norfolk.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Puerto Mexico, Jan 9, 10 m. Ar, sim r
Kentuckian, Delano, New York; sld 3 p m
stmrs Grayson. Webb Galveston; 6 m, Cali
fornian, Blake, New York.
Salina Cruz, Jan 7, a m. Sid, starr Virgin
ian, Greene. San Diego; g. 6 a m. ar, stmr Alas
kan, Honolulu.
Dighy, N S. Jan g. Sid, sch Forest Maid,
Vinalhaven.
Bermuda Jan g. In port, sch Lucinda SUIT
ton (survey held, awaiting instruct, ns).
St John, N B, Jan 9. Sid. sch James Slater
United States.
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SURELY BANlSHES
CATARRH

Where there's catarrh there's thousands of
catarrh germs. You can't get rid of catarrh
unless you kill these germs.
You can't kill them with stomach medicine
or sprays because they can't get where germs
are.
You can kill these germs with Booths HYO.
MEL, penetrating. antiseptic, balsamic air
that you breathe a few times day directly
over the raw sore germ infested membrane.
1t does not contain morphine or any habit
forming drug.
For catarrh, Group. coughs and colds. HYO-
Howes & Co. Complete outfit. $780, Extra
bottles Of Booths HYOMEI if afterwards
needed, only so cents. Just breathe it-no
stomach dosing. .
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i:tIN

BLACK. In Brooklin, Decera-, ,...l
and Mrs Sidney 2. Black a sua. rest =,
CLARK. In Southwest Harl- y,en..'
to Mr. and Mrs. Rodick 2 Clar, isys5.,
CoNARY. In Deer Isle, Uec+~ 5- T. !,
and Mrs. Melvin Conary. soo
DAVIS, In Belfast. Janusrs Pr %,
Mrs. B. l.. Davis, a son. Hugh -sH
GREENLAw. In RockPurt lsalsr. III
and j. rs. Edward Green.aw sa.
JONES. In Rockland, Deco. .r ,.
and Mrs. Henry V. Jones, d asa- NAs
Elva.
JORDAN In South Brooksy
to MIR. and Mrs. Eugene Jo5r-r ..s.rg
PATTERSON. In Belfast. .arg-l. 4. ~
and Mrs. George W Pattersu. -.l
PERKINS. In Gastine. Dslelt -. r
and Mrs. Carl l.. Perkins, s-..
MITCHELL" In Rosljndale Mess ..s-
80, to Mr.. and Mrs I A Mu.a ..s
RIDLEY. In Belfast, Jauusr a-.
Mrs. Leroy G. Ridley, dalCr-- Ter vi
STANTIAL. In Portland 'a..a-
and Mrs. Lloyd Stantial, 81 .r '..- *
SAWYER. In CastiEe- Nsc
and Mrs. Fred Sawyer, da4.HH
TURNER. In Liberty ,aH-s- u
Mrs. George Turner, son
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County Correspondence.
SEARSMONT.

SEARSMONT
Mr.. and Mrs Valorous A. Simmons were in
town Sunday :. MIR. Hart Talbert of Camden
was in town Friday on business. Among
those sick in the village are Bert erie, Mrs
John erie. Mrs. Donald Foge ard Mrs. James
Fuller. Mr.. Alanson G. Caswell, who has
been very sick,is convaescing. :. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. P. Taylor attended the installation of the
"etar" Saturday evening at Liberty
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offers apply only to subsc-I
vance; and when payment
stated what premium, If ars
also necessary to say thai
cations are mailed with TIE
this office. We have 10 la
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sent from their respect.
scribers. Our clubbing
for one years subscriptis
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The journal and Mccall
The journal and WomaH
The publications include
fers may be sent to ditIe-e-
The publishers of the Ft
have advised us of an uc-.
scription price and cvrsr
clubbing rates, and The jos
Magazine are now S2.25.
The publishers of Mcts - '''
sent US this notice: "lfs sA''
select their free patterns " |Ih'
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a request on an ordinary i.4
that the pattern desired Is o ..'
which they are entitled"
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DIED

AvERlLL. In Searspr.
F.. wife of Captaiu Char,
years.
BEAN. In Boston, Mas
da NJ. Bean, widow of t.e
Bean. formerly Of
years and 6 months. Inc .u-
late residence, 426 Msss.e
son, Monday, January 1871
BURGESS. In Boston
Samuel burgess. former
years.
BUNKER. In Vinalha
P. Bunker, aged & years
CUNNINGHAM. In E0e..-
9, Rosilla j.. widow OF trf
/ Cunningham, formerly .
Northport, aged 81 yeers as
FREETHEY. In Brooklir
Nelson A. Freethey. aged
GRAY. In Orringtou j--
widow of Haskell II G-as
aged rs years and 8 month
, HOLMES. In Belfast, Jal-
Holmes, aged II years, 7t
MCFARLAND. In Roc6p.
Rebecca H. Mcfarland *
MURCH. In Winterpo-.
Murch.
TURNER. In Isle su Han
H. Turner. aged rs year, 3 ~
ULsER. In Rockland. ssa-
ces Morse, widow of FREQ
years, 6 months and : days
WITHAM' In Charleston
Edmund II. Witham, 3 ra
aged 60 years.
YATES. In Belfast. JHr-7
Yates, aged 81 years, s mo '-
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iSLESBORO.
Mr.. Harry H. Upton. who has been supply
ing at the Baptist church for the last five
months, has left to resume his studies at Mt
Hermon, Mass. -. Rev. A. G. Warner left for
his home in Manchester, Mass, last Monday.
He was unable to get away Saturday as there
was no boat on account of the bad Storm.
The High school began Monday, Jan. 18th,
after a long vacation, owing to the illness of
Miss Philbrook, who is able to take up her
duties as principal again. The Teachers and
Parents Association had u meeting in the
High school room last Saturday evening and
DR.. Larabee gave very interesting lecture on
Hygiene in Foods. -. The next meeting will
be held in the Dark Harbor grammar school
room Monday, Jan. GOTH. Mrs Fred Young
is visiting h ,r father, J. o. Hall, at Grinde $
Point light house,. Miss Marie Coombs has
gone to Hampden and Miss Louise kimball to
Richmond Me-, to resume teaching, after a
three weeks vacation at home. . Mr. and
Mrs. j. A Pendeton, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hatch have returned home after weeks visit
in Boston, taking in the poultry show, etc.
Miss Ivy Babbidge is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Lee, IN Bangor for month";. Among those
who went from here to attend the opera in
Belfast last week were MIR. and Mrs. Harry
Babbidge, Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Gikey, Mrs.
Inez Pendleton and Mrs. R. P. Pendleton.
The work on the Islesboro Inn has not been
completed as yet and will not be before early
summer. The report that it had been COM
pleted was an error. The addition will be
quite big one containing thirteen bath rooms
W. E. Hatch has the contract. Miss Alice
Smith has returned ito school at Elmhurst,
Providence. R. l., after spending the Christ
mas and New Years vacation with her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. David H. Smith, and AL
bert Smith has returned to the Classical High
in Boston,
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The name-Doan's inspires confidence
Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney ills. Doan's
Ointment for skin itching. Doan's Regulets
for mild laxative. Sold at all drug stores
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MtIiI lf

GRAY-kEYEs. In OlutDa.
Rev. F. A. Snow, Herter
Hazel G. Keyes, both of A.H. a.
JoHNsoN-YoUNG In El.
Lemuel c. johnson and Nr
both of Bluehill.
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SOUTH MONTVILLE.
Mrs. G, A. SpraRue

Mrs. G. A. Sprague is speN''
in Palermo with q friend. MI
has gone to Bangor for an opera
and We sincerely hope it may ~
cessful. C. S. Adams is after
court in Belfast. Mr.. and MI
were in Belfast recently and u
operation performed on one oil
hospital. . Mrs. E. c. Ware"
the Belfast City Hospital Jan
ment, has returned home.
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SWANV[LLE.

DR.. F. c. Small left Monday for Mars Hill to
visit his classmate at college, DR.. Tracy. whose
health is very poor. Bad colds are very
prevalent. Among the victims are Mrs. W. N.
Briggs and Walter Nickerson. MIR. Briggs
and Mrs. H. o. Cunning ham are better. =. Mr..
Rawson Lufkin spent the week with his
family at J. W. Nickerson's. Mrs. Emily
Parsons had i'll turn last week, but is i'm
proving -. Emery Cunningham, student at
Bucksport, spent the week at home
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and Rev. C. H. Mckinney exchanged pulpits
MIR. Weed spoke earnestly from the sixth verse
of the ninth chapter of acts. The text, we'll
chosen at this time of prayerful thought, was:
''Lord. what will thou have me to do?" Christ
proved Gods loving care, not only of the flow
ers Of the field and the birds of the air but of
mankind. The Heavenly Fathers thought is
for each Of His children, and for each He has
prepared program of living" What we
10 do ard how we are to do it, will be re-
vealed. Because we often forget this de-
vine guidance and follow paths of our own
choosing lite is little better than patchwork
of good intentions and mistakes. Seek for
truth and when it is found use it unto saliva
ton. This is day of enlightenment and there
is not SO much a lack of truth as of applica-
ton. The call to service is universal, and only
through this service will come happiness. God
furnishes the sinews of war and one need
only make the best use of time and
strength to follow this programme. In the
evening a union prayer meeting was held
in the conference room, following the praise
service conducted by Mr.. Mckinney. Mr..
weed again spoke. An interesting ana ap.
propriate thought for the evening was found
in Kings. Goth chapter. The story is that Of
King Ahab, who having conquered his enemy
Benhadad, was tempted by worldly gain and
disobeying the divine command released the
prisoner As he returned home from the bat
tie field he was met by q man of God, who
spoke in parable. saying: land behold q man
turned aside and brought . man unto me,
and said. keep this man and
~ thy servant was busy here and there.
he was gone and the King Of Israel said
unto him. 80 shall thy Judgment BE-" The
parable il easily understood. Ahab had for
feitsd his life by carslsssnsss. There Il also
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-12

o. Howl OF IIff-hurh for
90 Howl of Pittsburgh. former
iittfuufru newspaper man ~ Wheel
ins ha- accepted a position as mana
ger oft the vs. Washington Ee,orlrr.
I. D. iugur. " hu Was Injured az Val
lev Grove some time ago hy falling
f.ufu t wfEuu. le reported mo- better
Willis Davis has resumed hi~ duties
H. BLACKSMITH go Elm Grove after a
short illness.
Miss Ethvi Heyssr will entertain the
o.. T. club at her nome on Keys lane
fHIs eEeuIHr
Gsufg. Auau. of Blg wheeling creek
f.fsftH.usd number OF his friends
With t farewell dance last evening
sarah EueHor OF Park Wow will or.
t'rtaiu number ~ her friends with %
birthday party az her home Wednesday
evening
THE Emerson Literary society 81 the
IriaIrIpra district high school will
give fNeir semi. monthly exercises 81
the school thie Afternoon
Nr Hni AlIs. Esfl walter OF the
stone church road are tho proud rar.
rHfa off o. IaF Uu..
Rich ~. tho young Fuu Of 49, and
NrH Elmer Green % WuutIavr Ia cons
Ono. fH I.H home. 900
Work viii Do started In the near
fIfuTc LAYING gas line from t.s
George I.lHIsr place uu Bic Vaccine
creek COB NIH Grove
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cooperation OF the city officials of
Bellaire. the Woman's Civic Club will
make Bellaire a city beautiful" The
following is the program Of events:
JANUARY -. 1914
The noblest motive IS the public
good Virgil
study or Municipal Government
"Pepartment OF Public Service" Mrs.
Department or Street Cleaning and
ridge.
The more things thou Iearnest TO
full viii he Tor thee delight OF living
MARCH, :. ' isf4'
something and to becooims SOMEBODY. %" 10
How Safeguard our Boys ana Girl.
.,,Pitfal!- FOR our Boys" Mrs. :. NJ
'Ssfssusrd, for our Boys Mrs. r.
,,..I,itfsns ror our Girls Mrs. Jane.
safeguard 'o- our Girls Mrs
APRIL ~. 1914
,, l..re IL NOT 90 live but 90 be well Co.,
"NieuI.es % Public Hesl,h~-
smoke" Mrs Anna T0ulke
ClsIIau
.M3squi'oe' and tIi,s" Mrs. II. +.
pefectlve Sewage Mrs Harry S.r
Flrhagc. Mrs g. vs.. VovL
DIRTY street, Mrs Hattie DeTen-
lauEh
MAY -. 1914
Every age has ifs problem. by roiv.
Ing which humanity is helped forward 90
. feiue
Social Certers arf PlsyErounds''
Utility o. Social Cenferv" Mr. 4
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BUSY BODY
city Finance Commission hppolrte q
BY Council Tuesday Has Much
Work Ahead

Probably one eff the busiest bodies
OFT mon connected with the affairs ~
the city WIFI bc Tho finance commits.
zion which vas Amounted lv council
tuesday night The committee was
appointed for tho purpose OF devils.
IIg Vows and means whereby tho CITY
'1n Do run ou smaller rate OF taxa.
'"n and 4f the same time carry on
ih" w0r Uf tho rifv EFFICIENTLY and
veil The paramount work Of the
commission viii he to acquire funds
"Iun'Iua tho amount OF taxes lost bv
i1" pussiug OF fhc saloon after July
D. 1914 also money tHkru from raids
or din"rout kinds The work uf tho
commission is ri hir ono from every
standpoint and with council not wish.
inr io r1isc taxes 81 will bo up To- tho
'oWmI--ion to cuf down expenses in
diu'ronf departments to equal Tho
Iuse o., taxation
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Mrs Lewis Hamilton. WHO has hee-
lI ti 0.r H'Wr uu il.-h street fur fHs
past Few dafa. has recovered
Police count foo. ONO fNfa u eek was
n complete uIlrE lHat evening and ffa
Hlufter ie clean aEHIr
WnfE GOO fh" large stack o. tho "
COMPANY plant is progressing
.frs nicely
uartr ~ efGtt steel men from,
'.ffHbufcI. Pa. were sUttf.HG Tho DOB
..| BLAST furnaces here Iaef "Wednesday
'ffHuuUu
|fIerf q rdssv 10 confined 90 n.r
home "n South Marshall stree. with ar
..|nrer
Local smrlo,s- a. tho o. & 3D. v,-.
f7'd freIr .cguinr eru. monthly saIf.
ss fe4ffrnaf
Miss Hrf.i f'Irfcr ere Ia.f VsI...
.HN fur Hundred. v.r.r ... u .II .......
rev dnEe WITH f.srIa end relatives
soy oral local MON wr|r before 'faIur
|"F... Hf NI. Na"H.r .ssf r.frI.r ....
r.frH with tho N.DIeIlarf rtsr. auI
.rfIF. rarfIruIara REGARDING frs case
800 DO found eIreuhcrr fro these COL
.Hra
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH MEMBERS
TO GIVE ENTERTAINMENT

The sunday school OF the First
Christian Church az Pip Market
'trret VIII present minstrel on.
titled y Zig Time In DarktoWn" on
New Years eve Songs. dialogues
AMI mouoiogues VIII be rendered hy
tH' different members " tho Sunday
school class Another feature OF the
uroEram viii Doc the presenting % a
breach ~ promise case nv the differ.
emf members of tho school. The cast
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WOMEN'S CLUBS
Ccontinusd from Page Thrss)

struction ~ The sonata. Illustrating
her lecture with one OF Beethoven's
Sonatas.
Plans ,or the musical tea 10 be held
January . were completed and Mrs.
Newton Waltz will be the hostess.
This will be one OF tho most import
ant social events OF the year 10 be
given by the Womans club.
Following the business meeting Mrs.
Browne served tea TO the guests ana
the meeting was altogethe ran en-
toyable one.
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o. cummins
school House. for Social Centers .
Mrs Q NJ. Rodefer.
Smalley. A4le
What our Club Can DO 20 Max. PLAY
Dickens "'N- - w
Need OF Careful Supervision OF PLAY
sT"uhdN. Mrs. \. Q. Beetham
.., JUNE s. 1914
.,.ss,,oo93tH.' s.hoolS. ctucatiou-th they are
seItoldinF by means OF which COZ
builds ~ the human soul ''N
public library FOR Beuatra
'psn meeting Local speaker.
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yesterday At O'Clock y. m. at his
nome on Center street. Fulton. occurred
the death or Gus Nanaman following
an Illness OF "a few days. Mr.. Vanaman
had been III since last Friday evening
when he was taken suddenly III with
pleural pneumonia. His death came <
q shock 20 his many friends as his con
dillon was not considered serious. and
n late hour yesterday he seemed %
have improved, only to be taken a shor,
time later with the relapse that ended
lis suffering The deceased has been a
resident OF Fulton for the past severa,
Years. being employed as a butcher for
me Schenk Packing company He Is
survived BY hts wife ana three children.
al OF whom reside al home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-12
Car MO Al Ont

Car No. fN OF tho CITY 4 Elm Grove
a Electric company. has again been
placed IN operation after undergoing ex-
LclsiVe iwrr"t cmeuts. This car has been
ntted with electric heaters renarn-ef
AMI - now tHr most un-to-date car IN
operation or this division Of tho com
pIuy's llufe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-12

TIE formal opeulnE OF tie new add
ton 10 Woeher's ice cream parlor az Elm
days vii be held next TUESDAY evenIur
On interesting program has been pre-
pared hF Sir. NoCrcr FOR the occasion.
WITH eMister's orchestra furnishing the
music. The addition fs % hv % feet and
NIL ON long felt want Of the people or
Eln Grove for convenient place for
holding meetings also FOR entertain
monts by young peoples societies or this
vicinity.