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Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
FITCHVILLE
Timely Notes Concerning FitehvilIe PeoPle-The Weeks News Con- densed.

Miss Catherine Coughlin is spending several weeks in New York.
 Mrs. Dennis Sullivan and daughter Loretta of Norwich were the guests of relatives in town Sunday.
 Miss Flora Rivers of Taftville has been visiting her mother, Mrs. F. Riv- CTS, the past few days.
 Mrs: Mary Mara has returned from a visit with relatives in Waterford
 Mrs. Rena Hamilton and son Lau- renee spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. J. B. Allyn.
 Percy Adams is spending the week at Haughton Cove.
 John F. Fields and John McManus. ST, spent Saturday and Sunday in Arctic and Rocky Point, R. I.
 Mrs William Brown and Master William McCaren Brown of Norwich and Miss Mildred AcCaren of Worces- ter spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. William Brady and family
 The Misses Florence and Alice Phil lips have returned home from a two weeks visit with their cousins. Mir a ana Mrs. Charles Hall, of Newport,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
OAKDALE

William Dolbeare and family of Nar, London visited his uncle, John c. Dol. beare, on Sunday
 several from this vicinity attended tne servlces at the Methodist church at Gardner Lake on Sunday.
 Mrs. Arthur Rogers and Miss Agnes AuWood returned home from New York on Tuesday, where they have been tbe CTS. 1@oS
 Mrs. Paul Glasbrenner of Ravmond f all has been the guest of Miss Abbie
 M, H EentrsI Village.
 MT. ana Mrs. F. c. ScholfeId. Mrs Phebe Scholfield, Mrs. Mary ScbolsaIS 4nis ana Miss Jessie Scholfeld motored to Gardner Lake on Wednesday eo
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
WINDHAM
Praise Service Led by Rev. w. S. KeI- seY-Serviees to be Resumed at Con- eresationaI Church September 6.

The praise service led by Rev. W .. Kelsey was much enjoyed by the 4s persons present The programme was largely musical and there were selections by Quartette composed of Miss Elizabeth Abbe. Mrs. Anna Pat ton. Alfred Abbe and Paul Merriam, and duet by Misses Harriet and Julia Guild.
 Home From Hospital.
 Mrs. W. M. Brown returned from the Hartford hospital Monday some what improved in health.
 Albert Brown of Boston is spending his vacation with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. ". M Brown.
 Miss Elizabeth Clark of Putnam is the guest of her sister. Mrs. F. E. Guild.
 H. c. Lathrop and family spent Sum- day at Watch Hill.
 Rev. and Mrs. M R. Plumb return from their vacation next week and services will be resumed at the Con- gregational church.
 Miss Emily Carpenter who has been the guest of the Misses Patton has returned to her home n Whippany, N. J
 Mrs. w. Fl. Frink of Chicago who has been spending the summer with the Misses Johnsons leaves on We'd nesday for Harwichport. Cape Cod. in company with Mrs. Norton of Nor wfch in the latter's car.
 MT. and Mrs. Ellery Bates have re-
 wa =
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
PACKER
Ladies Aid to Meet Next "Wednesday Local People Who Are Entertain. ing Guests.

Miss Myra Adams and Mrs ,susor Palmer of Plainf1eld have been visitias old friends at Packer. or Pennsylvania have been visit;o. Postmaster T. J. Brown. Mrs Philip Simino is entertainins E Eer two nieces, the Misses Mary and frances Iangois, of Lawrence Mace T. J. Brown spent Sunday at New London. -Ne~ Miss Corinne Simino has returned wich and Taftville. J. Brown and Mrs H. O. Brown ana two children spent Tuesday with w. H. Brown of Jewett City.
 Ladies' Aid.
 The Ladies Aid society will n,aa, with Mrs Herbert Parkhurst nert Wednesday. William Briggs and family have re- S9rne1 nome from the camp ground Mrs. George Burdette of Providence accompanied them home.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
PRESTON

MT and Mrs. Henry Latham of Nor calling on friends.
 Mrs. Elsie Sherman and Mir. and Mrs. Jones of Worcester. who have been spending several days with T IF Wilson, returned to their home this week. 1iis
 Mrs. Lucy Miner of North stonins ton was guest of Jesse Crary Tb,,rs- day. ihurs- :. Miss Elizabeth Ely and Mrs VII nam Marvin of Hamburg returned to tnelr homes this week after spending several weeks with N. H. Hall
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
HANOVER
August Meeting of Venan's Mission. ary Soeiety-canterbury Lost t, Hanover.

The August meeting of the Woman's Mlsslonary society was held at the home of Mrs. Nelson Lyon. home of Mrs. Nelson Lyon Refrasb- ments were served by the hostess dur- ing the social hour.
 Notes.
 Miss Mildred Fenner of New Lon oon has been spending several days With Mrs. Webster Standish.
 Mrs. Roger c. Peck and daueb+ars Jean and Anna, are the guests of James w. Eadie. Mrs. Beekman and daughter Hor- tense of New York are the guests of Mrs. R. G. Dressing.
 Injured Finger,
 While working on card. MT Fair brothers, the boss ca-der, caught his nnger in a gear and was pretty badly Drulseo. 11T He was attended by pr. Thompson of Taftville.
 me Hanover nine defeated the Can teroury nine by the score of to 5
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
New London County
GARDNER LAKE
Summer Resident Appeared at Audi : torium-Week End Guests Here and News in General.

Armand De Cesare. an accomplishei vioIinist of Riverside Drive, New York, now member of the summer colony at Spring Grove, appeared at the Audi torium the first of the week.
 MT. and Mrs. T. c. Hanney of Wa terford are spending a few days with MT. Hanney's brother, Wynne Hanney.
 Joseph Dat and Mrs. Oat spent Sun- day as guests of Mrs. Nell Champlin. Jack Adams from Camp I-sho-wurra returned to Brooklyn Sunday
 Miss florence Chapman entertained Dr. Ter Manwaring at her cottage on Sunday.
 Opened Pavilion for cottagers.
 The cottagers at Spring Grove en- joyed a pleasant evening Saturday when Mrs. Minnie Phillips opened the pavilion for their use.
 Miss Lois Latimer entertained Miss Althea Lewis, Miss Catherine Hanney and Miss Lorna Lyons Aug 25 in honor of her sixth birthday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Major of Brooklyn re- turned to their home Sunday after a two weeks visit with MT and Mrs. Clifton Hipkins.
 Week End Guest.
 Ernest Champlin of Syracuse, N Y., was a week end guest of his mother, Mrs. Asa Backus, at Spring Grove.
 The party of girls from the West Side that have been at Best View, Spring Grove. returned to their homes Sunday.
 Mrs. H. c. Hutchinson has returned to her home in Brooklyn after spend ing two weeks at Olin Boynton's.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
HAMBURG
Death Of Samuel Beckwith-Stean, Drill at Work Here-L. B. S. Sale Successful

Mrs. Jared Daniels, Jr., is enter tanning her aunt, Miss Blackman of New Haven.
 Lyme grange conferred the third and fourth degrees August 20.
 Samuel Beckwith passed away at his home Thursday morning at seven o'clock. after a shock occurring on Monday while working on Ely meadow naylng. He is survived by wife and five children.
 Hiram Beckwith has moved into H. l.. Reynolds tenement
 Mrs: Jane Hillman and Mrs. Joseph Wood visited Mrs. John Luce in Ni- antic last Tuesday.
 Miss Lerou of Norwich is a guest at L. D. Harding's.
 The steam drill is located on a field owned by J. J. T. Young and the stone is used in the state road
 Successful Sale.
 The midsummer sale held by the A B. 5. was well attended and the entertainment was enjoyed. About thirty dollars were realized
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
LEBANON
The Weeks News in Brief-TimeIy
 Topics coneerninu Local People.

Miss Winnifred Johnson has re- turned home to Pawtucket after visit ing MT. and Mrs. Clement Fowler.
 Myron Hoxie has been spending this week in Leicester, Mass
 Miss Nettie Williams has been visit. ing in South Coventry.
 Misses Ella Peck and Jessie Sull:- van were in Hartford Tuesday. Miss Gertrude Hazen has returned to her home in South Coventry after spending Q few days with MT. and Mrs. Frank Fowler.
 Miss Jessie Sullivan or worcester is visiting Miss Ella Peck.
 E. A. Hoxie was in Putnam wednAs- day attending the dairymen's n,eetiny. Eleanor Beckwith of Franklin has been visiting Miss Ella Peck.
 Lewis Greene of Waterford spent a few days at E. J. Fuckers. = day. Ella Peck. Jessie Sullivan and Vera
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
CLARK's CORNERS

Master Philip Brinn of New Haven IS the guest of w. c. Olfvers.
 Mrs. Weaver and son, Halsey, of Boston, have been visiting the form CTS brother, Eugene A. Fairlor6s.
 timer M.. Jewett of Norwich is with his grandparents here.
 w. c. Oliver and sons Charles and James. were at home over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Reardon and children of Wiilimantic are guests of J. Navin. MT. and Mrs. Jeremiah Mccarthy and children were at Martin Navin. Sr.. on Sunday.
 Miss Mary Leavy spent the week end with Hannah Sullivan.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
SOUTH KILLNCLY
Annual Picnic of Church and Grano, Visitors in and Out Of Town the Past Week.

The annual picnic of the church ana grange was held at the ..OId rurnace" on Saturday A basket lunch was provided with lemonade watermelon and ice cream.
 ing his vacation with his narents he |. returned to Pawtucket.
 Master Albert Phillips is visiting his aunt, Mrs John Crowley, in Valley
 Charles Spaulding of Pawtucket and George Eaton of Danielson were vfs- itors here on Sunday.
 Mrs. Caries Young is seriously ill
 Charles Woodmansee is able to be out after an attack of tonsilitis.
 Miss Doris Adams was a visitor at P. N. Coffey's. Monday.
 Misses Beulah and Edith Martin entertained at B. E. TerwillirerJs Saturday S'
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
SOUTH CANTERBURY
Funeral of Mrs. Harriet w. Bushee- Burial in Smiths cemetery-other District Notes.

The funeral of Mrs Harriet w Bugbee. widow of Danforth Bugbee was held Saturday at the residence of her brother, Dr. John O. Smith, and was conducted by Rev. J. Frederick Speerli, pastor of the Methodist church at Canterbury Plains. Many relatives and friends attended. There were beautiful flowers and the bearers were Levi N. Clark, Elias Patrick, Ed ward E. Barrows and Hart w. Golf. Burial was in Smiths cemetery. Un- dertaker Grant of Taftyille had charge of the arrangements
 James E. Drake of PIainfield was in this vicinity Monday
 Mrs. Maria Parkhurst of Jewett City was the guest of her sister at Whip poorwill farm Sunday
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29

turned to New York. C. A. Keeney and Russell Pott went on a trolley trip to Watch H Sunday.
 Motored to SaVin Rock. The Misses Johnson and O. H. Jokl son went to Savin Rock Sunday Y. their motors.
 Miss Josephine Keeney has return ed from New London.
 Miss Grace Hatch of Ha:erhill. Mas has been spending the week at, u Bingham house.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
GOSHEN
Annual Picnic of Ladies' Aid Society Considerable Damage by Liahtnin: During Recent Storm.

company of young people from this place held picnic at Gardner Lake Thursday.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. E. Lyman of Colum- bia were callers in Goshen Sunday evening. The trip was made in Mir. Lyman's new touring car.
 Annual Picnic.
 The Ladies' Aid society held their annual picnic on the church lawn Wednesday. Tables were set under the shady naples and dinner was served at o'clock A number of games were played. Nearly 50 were in attendance.
 Agricultural Gathering.
 Quite number from this place at- tenoed the Lebanon young peoples ag- r1cultural picnic held in Lebanon Cen ter Wednesday afternoon Those who attended report a very enjoyable time and an attendance of several hundred It IS planned by the club to hold a, ia ir or agricultural exhibit later in the fall.
 Storm Damage.
 During the recent thunder shower many strange freaks of the lightning were reported One man while sitting at a metallic covered table reading was nit on the elbow by a red ball of the electric fluid, a number of telephones were burned out. The large fir trees at the top of the hill near where tho oid paper mill once stood were both struck and one of them was torn to fragments. "
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
GRISWOLD

MT. and Mrs. Leland Briess o. Dodge Center. Minn, are guests of MT. and Mrs Norman.
 A number from here attended inc Stonlngton Union Baptist Association at Preston City. Wednesday.
 frank Terry IS recovering from
 Miss Flora. Holmes returned Sat urday from a few days visit with relatives in Willimantic
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29

and from there will go to Mount Yer
 non. where she will stay for a week
 and then to the mountains, camping with Miss Flora Glover
 Mrs. Kammerer spent Tuesday in Norwich. Mrs. G. Rathbun and daughters Grace and Sybil, spent Sunday with friends here. James Finley of New York played on the Canterbury ball team Satur- day
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
CHAPLIN

MT. and Mrs. F. W. Martin and MT. ana Mrs. w. B. Gallup motored to Put nam Wednesday. Mf. Martin and MT Gallup attended the meeting of the milk producers held there.
 The Congregational Sunday school will hold a picnic on the church lawn Saturday. A
 But few army worms have invaded the town A veteran of the Civil war called them the grand army worms. :,
 Having is still going on in some
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29

Thomas Paine returned Saturda from a weeks visit with relatives l Maiden and Lynn, Mass.
 pr. Miller, who has been visitin Mrs Woodland. spent Q few days tt past week in New York
 Family Reunion. Mir. and Mrs. James weIch eutel tained relatives at a family reunfo Wednesday. Mrs B. S. Upham was in GrosvenoI dale one day the past week. Quite a number from this town al tended the aution at Quinebaug Wee nesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Webster weI Webster visitors one day the pat week. I-
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
CAMPBELL'S MILLS

Byron Dawley is visiting relatives and friends in this vicinity after an absence of five years. He is captain Of a life saving station in Florida.
 F. B. Saunders has sold his farm to a party from New York
 Horace Perkins is having his barn shingled.
 MT and Mrs. H. M Wilcox are en- tArtaining relatives from Exeter. N. T.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
WESTMINSTER

Rev Dr. E. A. Blake of Brooklyn VIII preach here Sunday morning.
 Mrs. Frank Linnen led the Christian Endeavor meeting Sunday evening.
 Miss Helen Koch is at New Rochelle
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
Union Picnic,

A union picnic of the Sunday schools of the Woodstock hill and North woodstock churches was held at Roseland Park, Tuesday with an at- tendance of nearly two hundred.
 Mrs. H. J. Potter is the guest this week of Miss Nellie D. Chandler.
 A meeting in the interests of wo- mans Suffrage was held at the home of Mrs F. W. Hinrichs', Wednesday, afternoon
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
ONECo

Miss Mary Garvey Is visiting in Providence, R. l.
 Mrs Harriet B. Kenyon, accompan- led by her mother, Mrs Nancy B. Hill
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
WOODSTOCK
Union Sunday School Picnic at Rose land Park-LiVe News Gathered About the District.

Key J. D. Wilson of Philadelphia preached at the CongregationaI chnrcb Sunday morning.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence W Bowen and Miss Roxanna Bowen have re- turned from a trip to England.
 Philip R. Dean Is entertaining his father. Rev. James Dean of Berea. Kentucky.
 Dr. and Mrs Irving HoIlingshead of New Jersey were callers on Mrs. s. A. Woodward, Monday.
 Mrs. William NJ. Gallup and Mas ter Lester W. Gallup have returned from trip to Springfield.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
Low Cost of Dv;nr

What is the high cost of living in Europe. with dying so cheap Wal Street Journal
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
Motored to Savin Rock
WILSONVILLE

Mir. and Mrs James WeIch He Family Reunion-LocaI People A tended Quinebaug Auetion-Distri, Q Notes
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

Hoxie spent Wednesday at Watch Hill.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
BROOKLYN

What IS Interesting 5reokiyn-Timely
 News Concerning Local Peop,c. z Ethan Baker has secured a position
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
CENTRAL VILLAGE

Mother'of Alvah J. Hall Died in WiIIi- mantle = Mrs Narcisse capIette Home from Hospitsl-other Local News Items.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-23

hess. ' oe-i-
wilmer Kerry. OF Piasan, y.Ii.~
MARSHALL county. was a business caller
AZ Elm Grove yesterday.
me Fulton school property win again
De onersd Tor sale this afternoon.
~ reported that sheen killing doss
~hh are committing great d~epredations.
clifford Cots has accepted a no-i-
.lon - TICKET agent at the laughing
sailery AZ Wheeling park.
Thomas Chadister. OF Calls. was a
business caller az Elm Grove YESTERDAY.
Mrs, @ u sampson. wife Of Rev. q.
n. Sampson. who r. CONDUCTING the re-
Nlvai at fulton. has arrived from Basic
city. Va. and win spend several day.
with her husband.
Albert Walter, OF Park View. recsivsd
from a platform at the ID. a q. depot al
wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-23

terday In Tho country Districts. looking
after matters Of business
hcH Logsan. OF Pleasant VALLEY. Mar
shall county. was a business caller AZ
Elm Grove yesterday.
M and Mrs.. william seieert and
son william Ir. ~ul return to-day 10
their home At Donor Pa. after spend
ma a Few days a. the guest OF friends
ana relatives at Elm Grove.
Mrs. Prank MeCreary and daughter.
Ethel OF Viola were On wheeling At.
tending 20 business matters yesterday.
The residents OF Pleasant Valley ar.
having the National Piqe through the
town oiled.
John MeCurdy returned ysateraav On
MS nome at Elm Grove. after SPENDING
the past week a. the guest OF friends
and relatives Al Chicago.
george w Hand and Hiram Elliott
nave returned 90 their hom- at Elm
eroNe after ~attenttng the Republican
convention at Charleston.
Miiiam conner has returned 90 his
home az Viola. after spending a Few
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-23
BEING DONE HERE BY FISHER AND THE
QUAKE REMEDIES. If YOU
HAVE YET SEEN HIM ABOUTYOUR
CASE, Do SO AT ONCE, TODAY.
WHEELING PEOPLE NOT THOSE MILE WAY ARE THE ONES WHO TELL YOU ABOUT THE MERIT OF tn
GREAT QUAKER REMEDIES !"

The columns Of newspapers through.
out the land fairly TEEN with advcr-
easements OF patent medicines and va
are given. Some Of them are anthem
tic. Some may BE- from n great dis
lance. AZ any rate. you Wheeling peo-
pie do not care 90 Investigate cases
several hundred miles away. az n loss
Of time and money
The Quaker Health Teacher has
been publishing reports made 10 him
right here In Wheeling, and by Wheel
inE people. That sounds more reassur-
INK 10 you doesn't it7 Your own
friends, neighbors. relatives or &C.
quaintanoes would be- more to you
than people IN some other State.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-23

ed the presence Of worms OF any sort.
they had 10 buy and use a special
worm syrup. powder or candy. which
was useless 70 there were no worms.
With Quaker Extract you take a
stomach and kidney remedy. which
VIII also got rid OF any possible Kind
OF worms. ~ there are any In the svs.
tenn while you are using tho medicine.
Isn't this worth a great deal to YOU
mothers, especially There a. no opI.
ate or harmful ingredient In Quaker
hAuact. 50 you can give a. 10 n little
twO-yearold.
space win not permit Of the pubUca.
ZION OF the testimonials in FISHER =
possession. II you wish 70 know the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-23

wouldn't they7 A thorough ~investira.
ton Of Fishers work here D. not only
invited. but IL urged, so hat you may
know the really remarkable curative
work being done By Quaker Herb Ex.
tract
Quaker Remedies are for the sfom.
sch. the liver. the kidneys. the blad.
der. the general blood and system.
one 81 the herbs IN Quaker Extract IL
"a Eermicido and vermifuge. which de.
stroys any germ or worn that may BE-
m The system while the remedy BE-
being taken BY either child OF adult.
This o. o. double assurance OF roauits
hat YOU cannot End IN any other med.
iclne. heretofore. n n person suspect.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-23
INTEREST IN WORK OF
-FOUR AND SIX CVIINnEoe


In view OF the general discussion a.
70 the comparatively merits OF four
SIX cylinder cars. which have Tea.
.u-e1 the 1914 season, an intercity
Io-o miles to the gallon OF gasoline
u OF particular and timel y~interest
run was made during the pasf
lev weeks and was from Cincinnati
10 Dayton, OHIO. a distance OF 522
Six TO cover this entire distance
only Two gallons OF gasoline were con.
The run was started from the Gin.
oinhau Automobile Club At 10 O'Clock
aud ended al the Dayton BlcvcIe Ck,b
pom a. ltl5 y. m. Tho total weight
oL une car was 900 pounds and the
weight OF the driver and four pasaen.
sers go pounds. leaving $3.50 pounds
Ior the weight OF the car with full
eQuiDment OF extra tire. full radiator
ana gasoline tank.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-23

names and addresses Of those who
kno" M a great remedy Quaker Ex.
tract is. Just ask this man.. who IL a.
me oriFinal Cut Rate Medicine Store.
rs MARKET street Tie charges you
nolllns ior q a concerning tho
quaker Remedies. and welcomes espe-
Cally the chronic sufferers and akep-
tlcal people. TO whom he has been
proving for years.
Quaker Extract o. six bottles for Eve
dollars. or three for two and a half
single bottles. mi dollar. The famous
on of Balm. FOR all pain and aches. is
hfty cents a bottle Ail-HeaiinF Saive.
ior cuts old sores. ulcers and piles. Is
twenty-five cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-23
U NoT auILIN-

2 Bauer was found not guilty OF
= and battery upon the person OF
AiIred simpson. colored. BY n Jury in
.rtmIal Court, and was discharged
from further danger Of prosecution on
ne cese Bauer. n was claimed, had
Weter on his team OF horses. which
Was standing on Market street. caug-
ing tntm 70 run away This was the
ortFinai cause Of the trouble.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-23
FLA q NJ u Y

T q NJ In
(Ninth and Main streets. Whoeing)-Dan Prayer: CNtnth snd
Market streets, Wheehngl-Ralph Walters: (GreEgsyiue brtd1aar1
Harry Wheat; foot of Country club hill in observation-disclosures A
Rey; (First curve o. Country club hmD-CharIes Caldwell: CBethsnv
pike forksl-H W. Douglass; Peters Run forks)-Elmer Gardner;
Clinton hin)-Elmer Grubber; Forks OF road at Clnton)-Two Bov
Scouts, to he named later: (short Greek road)-Ted. Elfg: Cwest
end OF the town)-To be named later: Foot of hill. east OF West In.
erty)-Boy Scout. 10 be named later; Foot OF mex hill on course;-
BOY scout o be named later; Ccut to McGraws Run road)-Boy
scout TO De named; (Curve 10 right o. AtknsOns road)-Boy Scout:
eAtnnsons crossing and National road)-Frank IOpreste; Bridge
me trolley al crossing. west Of Atknsonfs crossinR)-Boy con
IS bridge. above Valley Grovel-Boy Scout: Breaker In Vauav
GroveD-Boy Scout; Philadelphia bridge. last end)-Boy soout. Es.,
entrance 10 Tradelpbia)-Boy Scout: Is" bridge. est of Film Groval
boy Scout; tstone bridge. Elm Grovel-Joseph Baird. 0Glenwood
Jones. '""J eorg
timers Inc checkers at finish. same as at the starting line
., vi curves and forks Of roads will be whitewashed o n the dsv
Each rider viii be furnished with an emergency outa, n, -.
Wheeling Motorcycle club. ue
RACE Exporter
r. W. Prysock. James Shepherd. Howard Voile. Robert Plum
mer Luther Cemans. Wesley House. Earl Braunleh and Thomas o
u. Flynn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-23

bers OF the school and friends OF the
school 10 Join them al e.Ab n m
The pastor. Rev. =. u. Hart. Will
preach at II n m, subject a Voice
Prom the skies" class meeting at e.1o
.. m. Edwort devotional servtce at
: .. m. Preaching at : p. m. by the
pastor, subject. '-hsw ering a Good Ac-
count" Good music at each OF these
services and everybody cordially invited
20 attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-23

Thirty-two members OF the Zanes.
vile Motorcycle club are planning an
eight day vacation tour. TO start July
l.. the run viii be to Atlantic City.
where the riders expect 10 spend July
= and =. The route as scheduled con.
templates passing through Wheeling.
Pittsburgh. Gettysburg. New York
Lancaster and Philadelphia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-23

stone Presbyterian, Elm Grove: I. Y
pastor-Sabbath school az
rts MT -: ~ Bushon. superintendent.
Iuoiis service at II a m. and 7t1O n.
~ sermons BY the pastor. Junior
onristian Endeavor at $50. Miss Lucy
bro~n. superintendent. senior Endeavor
~ 80. Mr. Lester Grow, leader. A cor
aisi welcome II extended TO all these