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Smyrna times., 1915-07-07
JAMES LEWIS TAKES A BRIDE
Marries Miss Elizabeth Ross in VIII
mington, Last Wednesday


Miss Elizabeth Ross. Of Whining.
ton formerly Of Smyrna, and Mr.
James Lewis. son Of Captain Lewis
were married Wednesday last. June
3Oth. at the home Of the brides par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs James T. Hur-
lock. in Wilmington. by the Rev. E.
H. Collins The brides sister. Mrs
Harry Lenderman. of Wilmington
was matron Of honor and Mr Harry
LendeTman. of Wilmington. best man.
Miss Melvina Lewis. Of SMYRNA
played the wedding march. Only the
Immediate families Of the Iride and
grHom and few friends were present
The bride was becomingly attired in
embroidered net and carried white
carnations. The matron of honor wore
white embroidered net and carried
pink roses. The bride and groom 70.
eeiVed many handsome presents. AZ
ter short wedding trip they will he
at home at SEast 14th street Whining.
ton. Those present from Smyrna were.
Mrs. Johsua Lewis. Misses Anna. Mel.
vina and Helen Lewis.
Smyrna times., 1915-07-07
RELIEVED OF $50 IN CASH

Unknown Negro Attacks '5oo,s"Jar-
rell at Townsend Friday Night
Boots" farrell. colored. employe d
by NJ. B. Donovan. a farmer Of near
Townsend. was beaten and robbed Of
$50 in cash by an unknown negro.
as he was going to his work Friday
morning. The description that Jar.
rell gives of his assailant applies
closely TO RABBIT Foot joe" also
to Frank Winslo. a roadster who has
been travelling around Townsend for
the past week. JarTel is in a critical
condition at his home at Townsend.
but is expected to recover. A search
ing party. headed by Jim Butch. col
ofed officer. are securing the vicini-
ty. on a hunt for the highwayman.
Smyrna times., 1915-07-07
DEATH RECORD OF THE WEEK
Henry n. Hubner. Well-Known Balti-
morean, and Frequent Visitor TO
Or. and Mrs. Dwight. Dead.

Or. and Mrs. Dwight. Dead.
Henry H. Hubner. a member of
the law firm of Hubner & Hubner.
Baltimore. Nd and well-knu Tn TO a
number in Smyrna. died SUNDAY
morning at the Union Protestant In
Urinary, Baltimore. Of heart trouble.
lie had been in III health about a
year and on June 27. while descend.
ing the front stairway Of his home
on Osborne avenue, Catonsville. slim
ped and fell, breaking his leg below
the knee. 1t is thought the accident
helped 70 hasten his death. Mr.
Hubner. who vas the eldest son of
former State Senator and Mrs. John
Hubner. Of Catonsville. was born in
Baltimore county 40 years ago. He
received his early education in the
Cstonsville public school under Can
tain Barnett. and later graduated
from Johns Hopkins University. He
took a law course at the University
of Maryland and about 16 wears ago
began praeticing. He was attorney
for the Permanent Building and Loan
Association. of Cstonsvile. and other
corporations. and was a a member of
Salem Lutheran church. Mr.. Hub
ner married Mrs. Daisy Dashiells
several years ago. Besides his par
ents and widow he is survived by
three sisters. Mrs. Martin L. Fnders.
wife Of the Rev. Mr.. Enders, of Cum
berland. Nd; Mrs. Wilson B.
Stringer and Miss Rachael Hubner.
and one brother. William R. Hubner.
OF Baltimore. Funeral and inter
ment took place yesterday.
Arthur W. Clough, Clayton 5oy. Dead.
Arthur w. Clough. aged II. son of
william A. and Annie (Leverage)
Clough. of Clayton, died yesterday
after an illness of three days. His
untimely death is regretted by his rel
atives and plsymates. Funeral ser.
vices will be held at Ewell's NJ. P.
Onurcn' Friday morning at 7.3O
o o'clock and the remains will be taken
to Church Hill. Md, for interment
Rev. f. H. Jones, officiating.
Infant Daughter of Pierce 3. Saxton
Leona A. Saxton, infant daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce B. Saxton. of
Ridgely, Nd. died June 3Oth. en-
route from the Garrett Hospital at
Mt Airy, where she had been under
treatment for stomach trouble. Fun
eTal services were held from the resi-
denee Of Mr.. Richard FAIRIES in this
town at 2.30 O'Clock Thursday after
noon last, with interment in Glen
wood cemetery, Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1915-07-07
DELAWARE CORPORATION MILL
Setting a New Record for Issuing Cor
poration Permits at Dover.

Setting New Record for Issuing Cor
poration Permits at Dover.
Delaware 5 reputation for launching
corporations has been hindered in no
way by the European war and this
evidence by comparison of the num-
ber Of charters filed in 1913, 1914
and the first siS months of 1915. In
1913 the number fled reached 1896
while the number in 1914 totaled
1923, a gain of p. So the number
for this year $50, more than half of
the number last year, have been filed
and II is safe to predict the number
will exceed 100 for 1915. which
viii break all records in the State
While the number of charters fled in
1914 was greater than 1913. the
State tax paid for 1913 was more
than $50. 600 more than in 1914. dre
to the larger amount of CT D talization
OF the companies formed in 1914
The increase is due to large extent
to the change in the corporation laws
OF New Jersey. brought about by
President Wilson. while Delaware's
revenue from charters since 1907 has
not been so great as the former years.
because of an amendment made bv
the legislature TO the corporation
laws. lessening the State tax paid by
the large corporations. but making no
material difference in the charters
nf those with capital of 500, 900 or
less.
Smyrna times., 1915-07-07
Presbyterian Church Announcements

The Presbyterian Church. Rev. J.
%. L. Eckard. pastor, announces the
following services next Sunday
1890 a. m, short sermon. reception
Of new members and the Sacrament
Of the Lords Supper; IL. as a. m.
Sunday School; 7.30 ,. M. preach
ing servi.e. subject Of sermon: . Provi.
dence Attending Man.
Smyrna times., 1915-07-07
QUIET AND SANE FOURTH HERE
Hardly a Fire Cracker Set of the
Whole OaY-Streets Crowded

- - ~ ~ d|NEF SET Of the
Whole OaY-Streets Crowded
The efforts Of Smyrna Town Council
through its Police Department TO have
a safe and sane Fourth. brought the
desired result. Despite the fact of
crowds being here for the Country
Fair. and the further fact the col
ored people drew crowds to their own
celebration in another part Of the
town. the quiet and order was the
best seen in Smyrna in many wears
Hardly a fre-eraeker was heard All
Gay md this relief alone was most
pleasant to many citizens who in
former years have been much annoved
by the noise and incessant explosions
Of fireworks. The order. considering
the crowds. was exceed ngly good
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-04
Wilmington.

Moderator. Eli H. Porter: clerk and
collector, O. T. Butterfeld; trustet Of
public money, &. III. Parmelee; select
men, A d. Howe, j. J. Howe. II. IL. Fox :;
listers, f. l.. Fox, w. H. Stowe, f. L.
Titus; auditors, l.. H. Adams, j. Ii. Kid
der. G. NJ Ware; LIST constable, l.. {.
Bellows: 2nd constable, ]. II kizer;
road commissioner. to be appointed by Sc
lectmen: overseer of poor, seiectmen;
school director, Don @. Butteriield: grand
Juror. Frank s. Bellows; town agent, j.
ii. kidder; town tax voted. - cents
highway tax voted, - cents; school tax
voted, so cents; license vote. YES l., no
20 Appropriated $500 to take advantage
OF the state aid law for state roads. Voted
to give the use of the town hall TO tho
Boys club for the coming year when it
was not being otherwise used. Also voted
to give $125 to Farmers Day association
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-04

araguan canal route and naval stations
for S3,000,000 was left unratifiad ~,
the senate and the pending treaty with
Columbia directing payment of S25 :.
100000 for the Panama canal str;n wos
held in by the foreign relations com.
mittee
The closing session of the congress
was almost wholly devoted 70 o9nro.
priation bills, the ship purchase hin
fight, and a few general maasnras
Aside from appropriations about tbe
only important legislative enactmen+s
included the creation of the COAST
guard by consolidation of the life say
! ing and revenue cutter services. re-
classification Of grades in the dinlo.
matte and consular service. raonire
ment of registration of and imposin q
special taxes upon all dealers. mann.
facturers or importers. Of opium. or
| its derivatives, and the creation Of
the Rocky Mountain National park in
Colorado.
Much debate on the condition of
national defenses enlivened the CLOSING
session. Proposals for special investi-
CATION of the preparedness of the nation
for war all failed. House naval and
military committees, however, conduct
ed public hearings on the subject in
connection with the military supply
bills
The congress also was marked bv
differences between President Wilson
and some Democratic senators oven
patronage; a spirited contest over con
formation of nominees for the fedora
preserve board; two successful filibust
lers-one in the summer session against
the rivers and harbors appropriation
bill and the other the fight of Repubi
cans and Democratic allies against tn,
lship purchase bill; an unsuccessful ef
fort III the senate to establish a clotur,
rule to limit prolonged debate; institu
ton of a special inquiry into outsid,
influences eXerted against the shiI
purchase bin; a general lobby invest
cation which extended for man,
months, and proposal of an inquiry in
to senatorial campaign contributions.
4 With the fall of the gavel toda,
many senators and congressman lon,
national figures passed into priyat
life. Senators who retire are Root o
. New York Burton, Ohio; Perkins. Cal
ifornia; Thornton, Louisiana; Bristov
Kansas: Stephenson, Wisconsin; Craw
! ford. South Dakota; Camden. Ken
lucky; and White, of Alabama. Repre-
=. sentative Underwood leaves the hous
: to 90 to the senate. Scores of repre-
Isentatives in the house give way t
: new members.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-04
Putney.

Moderator, .Jewett j Knight: clerk, A
VI. Corser; treasurer and collector Her
bert l.. Bailey; trustee OF public money,
Herbert c. Everleth; seIectmen, t. NJ.
Reed, +. w, Aiken, II NJ. TarboX; list
ers, X. H. Braley, c. A. Prouty. Robert
LOOMS; auditors. J.. j. Knight, Frank 4
Page, George Gassett; LIST constable c
A Prouty: md constable. John f Ma
ley road commissioners, p. 4. Fuller. H.
l.. Scott; oyerseer OF poor, DR. l.. II.
Bugbee; school directors, George T. Ap.
lin, Mary f. Washbuln, +. l.. Parmelee;
grand jurors, George T. Aplin. W. y
Page; town agent, selectmen; town tan
voted, % cents; highway tax voted >:
cents; school tax voted, 60 cents: liccns,
vote, yes 40. no ~. Voted to build vault
for town records Voted $500 for perma
nent highways.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-04
Grafton.

Moderator. w. F.. l.. Walker; mod
orator pro tenn, NJ. \. Walker; clerk
aud treasurer, i. Henry Stowell; trus-
tee OF public money, w. f. l.. Walker;
selectman. V. A. Wilbur; listers, F. Y.
Wilbur for three years. George Howe
for one year; auditors, !. b. Duncan, +.
o. Mortified. +. A. Palmer; collector
of taxes, Frank Aiken: list constable,
n. W. Eddy; road commissioner. \. NJ.
Convey; overseer of poor, \. II. Holden;
school director, Mrs, Frank Wilbur;
grand jurors, Chaplin Howard, f. II.
Ober, \. A, Blodgett; town agent. Sc
| lectmen; town tax voted, s. cents;
| highway tax voted, 40 cents; school
tax voted, - cents; license vote. yes
I23, no 81. Appropriated 800 for libra
Try, $50 for Memorial day.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-04
Halifax.

Moderator, F. P. Robinson; clerk,
treasurer, collector and trustee Of pub
lie money. A. c. Jones; seleetmen, w.
b. Warren, n. G. Stone, g. II. Learnard
listers, n. f, Thurber, NJ. \. Fair
banks. NJ. c. Harris; auditors. f. L.
Gerrish, T. H. Worden; LIST constable
Fred P. Robinson; road commissioners
o. P. Hubbard, c. f. Thurber; over
seer of poor, George NJ. Scott; school
directors. b. G. Worden, I. A Learn
ard; grand juror, o. J. Hale; town
agent, Frank Worden; town tax voted
80 10; highway tax vote, 80 cents;
school tax voted. 80 cents; license vote
yes %. no 40.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-04
Townshend.

Moderator. F. T. Osgood; clerk. treas
urer and collector. Annie NJ. Cutler; trlls-
tee of public money, w H. Miles; select
men, w w. Van Ness, II. l. Holbrook
f w Watson: listers p H. Butler. f.
B. Batchelder, f. L. Knapp; auditors, G.
". Powers, c. b. Switzer, w w. Hol-
brook: LIST constable, b. b. Prentiss: md
constable, H. {. Stratton; road commits
sioner. d. b. McCarty: overseer of poor
and town agent, J. II. Ware; school direc
tor, F. I. Randall: grand jurors +. 3
Batchelder w W. Van Ness; town IA,
voted, 81 80; highway tax voted, 3
I cents; school tax voted, 20 cents; hcens,
vote. YES rs. no %.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-04
Dover.

Moderator, George w. Russell: clerk.
treasurer, trustee public money and col
leetor, Leon T. Boyle; selectmen, Man
.dus H. Lyman. Don F. Fitch, Dan NJ
Hale; listers. Charles F. Lazelle, Frank
IescocE. Herman NJ. Brown: auditors
W. y. Howe. w. c. Halliday, j. G
Brown; LIST constable and overseer OF
poor, George A. Gould: road commits
siOner, Laton G. Snow: school director
Alva E. Jones; grand juror, George u
j Hale; town agent. Fred +. Rvther
/ town tax voted, - cents; highway ta>
voted. 80 cents; school tax voted. 81
cents; license vote. YES -. no 40
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-04
Within CHAM.

Modelator William d. Canedy; clerl
and trustee of public money, \. y. But
terrified: treasurer and collector, +. \.
Temple: selectman. Halbert 4. Eames +:
lister, G. B. Morse; auditors. W. :. Al
len. John F. Dorst. George f. Shippee;
LIST constable, H. q. Reed; road commits
sioner. James Harrington: overseer Of
poor. Frank h. Cross; school director {
\. Murdoch; grand Juror and town
agent, H. G. Porter: town tax voted, s.
for all; highway tax voted, 10 cents;
school tax voted, - cents: license vote
yes -, no II. Other business. 50 fol
Memorial day. 80 for library. 5000 fol
state highways.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-04
Guilford.

Moderator, G. p. Miller; clerk, treas
urer and collector, Emery F. Evans;
trustee of public money, John f. Gale;
selectman, l.. f. French; lister, +. p.
Squires; auditor, Fay C. Jacobs; LIST
constable. w. f. Higley; road commits
sioner, w. c. Baker; overseer Of poor,
Nv. w. Blaisdell; school director, A. G
Beals; grand jurors, r. c, Ingraham
Clyde Coombs; town agent, NJ. A
Thomas; town tax voted, 90 cents:
highway tax voted, 80 cents; school
tax voted, 80 cents; tax for poor, Il
cents; license vote, YES 81, no -. voted
for state roads, $500.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-04
Wardsboro.

Moderator, collector, treasurer. trustee
Of public money and town agent, George
w Briggs: clerk. ID. c. Dexter; select
men. +. H. Dexter, John +. Gleason,
Hugh c. Fits; listers, John Scranton. l
year, \ Il. Robinson, : Years. NJ. l..
johnson } years: auditors, James 4
Dexter. John Gilfeather. John Strceter;
Ist constable, +. Nj. Fits: md constable
William Warren; road commissioner. +
10. Robinson; overseer OF poor. F. II. DeN
ter: school director. Carrie NJ Johnson
grand juror, James 4 Dexter; town ia,
voted, ~ cents; highway tax voted. e.
cents winter. 10 cents: school tax voted
~ cents; license vote. YES =, no Il. Not
ed 5000 for permanent roads.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-04
TOWN OFFICERS
Athens.

Moderator, II. d. Morehouse: clerk,
H. L. Carr; treasurer and collector, !.
NJ. Powers; trustee public money, H. !.
Hastings; selectmen, II. NJ. Kelton, \.
". Wyman, George Mitchell; listers
II. ]. Hastings, James Brown, f. f
iOber; auditors. ". 4. Wyman, r. p
Bemis, II. \. Thomas; LIST constable. $
F. Cakes. road commissioner, G, W
Smith; overseer of poor, GA. Swan
school director, George Mitchell; gran,
liuror, f. S. Kings4eK; town tax voted
tS2: license vote, YES :, no "a
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-04
Newfane.

Moderator and treasurer, +. \. Dewitt:
clerk, A G. Warren; selectmen, F. f.
Willard, j. NJ. Kenny, c. NJ. Moore;
listers, H +. Sparks, \. f. Halliday, w,
NJ Winchester; auditors, l.. H. Higgins.
II. \. Williams, w. II. Newton; collector
of taxes and LIST constable John +.
Morse; md constable, b. G. Eager; road
commissioner. L. II. Tuthill; overseer OF
poor \. \. Sherman; school director, p
c. Thayer; grand jurors. O. X. Wright
f. : Rand: town agent, ID. ~ Benson:
total tax voted, $40; license vote yes :
no 56.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-04
Windhan.

Moderator and town agent, H. l.. Gould f.;
clerk treasurer, collector and trustee Of
public money, L. b. Chapman; selcctmen,
l.. L. Jenison, \. H. Rawson, \ f..
Hawkes.; listers, l.. l.. Howard, ". G..
ADAMS. 3. L. Gleason; auditors. c.. /.
button. r. T. Harrington, II. l.. Chap
man; list constable, Z. /. Stowei;a road
commissioner, D. 3. Fontaine; oversecr. OF
poor, J NJ Eastman school director. W
l.. Tenney: grand Juror, G. I. Fales
town tax voted, 100 cents; highway tax
voted, 40 cents: school tax voted. GO
cents license vote. yes 10, no 3S.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-04
Marlboro.

Moderator, clerk, treasurer, trustee of
public money, grand juror and town
agent. +. p. Adams; selectmen, c. ID.
Dalrymple, c. l.. Worden, Z. H Metcalf;
listers, G. L. Adams, c. f. Ingram, G. IL.
May; auditors, l. NJ. Eames. H. f. Whit
ney, Roy Jones; collector of takes. G. l..
Worden; LIST constable l.. B. Powers
road commissioner, w. f. Snow; overseer
OF. poor, s. ID. Bishop; school director, +.
VI. Bissell; total tax voted, 81; license
vote yes 4, no % Voted 5000 for per
manent roads
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-04

school director, H A. Rabbit; grand
juror, A. H Holden; town agent, Lee 5.
Haven; town tax voted, 81 IS; highway
tax voted, 80 cents; school tax voted, 20
cents, to be paid from the general fund.-
license vote, yes 20, no 80. 1t was voted
to appropriate 500 to each village for
sidewalks, provided like sum is raised
by subscription
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-04
Londonderry.

Moderator. J w MeIendy: clerk, treas
urer and collector, Minnie a. Tyler; Sc
ectman. John f. Wiley; listers, G. @.
Hulett, for ? years. II. +. FELTON, for 3
years; auditors, NJ. }. Howard, Everett
Naile. Carl J.. Wright; 1st constable, w
NJ. Hoslev: End constable, D. J. Stone;
road commissioners, A G. Benson. +. f.
Davis: overscers of poor, seicctmen:
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-04
SIGNED SEAMEN'S BILL.
Measure Improving Working Condi
lions of the American Sailor.

WASHINGTON, March 4.-President
Wilson today signed the seamen S bill,
improving the working conditions of
the American seamen and increasing
the life saving equipment requirements.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-04

WANTED Steady man for farm work
Good mixer and, teamster George Il.
Braley, Putney. VT 3006
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-04

ADVERTISE YOUR WANTS
IN THE DAILY REFoRNER
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-04

Old FURNITURE Repaired. rcfiu-
pieces made to look like new at small
expense. George A. Stone. - Myrtle
St. Tel. 2G-W.. 49,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-04

Misunderstanding to do; 13 Ce-
dar Street, Brattleboro 1856
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-04
Wanted

WANTED-Boarders at % Frost St.
Aft
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-04

TO LET-Rooms and Offices, steam
heated, in Ullery1 building, 49, 207-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-04
To Rent

TO RENT-Small tenement. W. e.
Bartlett. Phone 3S6- NJ. 1894
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-04

TO RENT-Pleasant downstairs ten.
ement. Inquire 3 Locust st. l66-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-04

TO RENT-Cottage house at % Clark
St Inquire at 6 Clark st. 2-6
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-16
SEASONABLE MILLINERY ON
SALE AT LIGHTBURN STORE

While the formal opening of the
millinery department Of the Light
burn store. on Pine street. has not
yet been announced, Miss Patton,
who is in charge Of this line, Is
ready to serve patrons with the lat
est in hats and other millinery. Miss
Patton recently returned from the
northern markets. where she pur-
chased a choice line OF the latest de-
signs, and these goods have arrived
and may now be inspected and pur-
chased in advance of the opening,
which will take place at an early
date. A cordial invitation Is extend
ed TO visit the ;.ightburn Store, on
Pine street. and make selection
from this handsome stock. and those
purchasing now may feel that they
are practically buying direct from
the city markets before this millin-
cry is shown In Lakeland. The de-
signs are beautiful and varied, and
the prices extremely reasonable.
44si
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-16
PROVIDENCE NEWS

The Providence debating society
has been discontinued for the present
time.
The people of this section are busy
planting berries There will be a
large acreage this year.
Mr.. Cecil Brown is badly behind
with his going to town. lie says by
making seven trips week he will
soon have the job complete.
Mr.. A. j. Dees and Mr.. Bud Par
IRISH proceeded on pleasure trip last
Friday afternoon During the night
Mr.. Parrishs mule escaped from the
camp. Saturday morning. Mr.. Par
IRISH was compelled to return home
the distance of 10 miles with his
saddle on his back.
Mr.. Sam Roberts of Green POND
was visitor to Providence last Sun
day.
Miss Fannie Bryant of Kathleen
spent last week at Mr.. T.. T. vii
der's.
Miss Esther Vickers spent last Sun
day night at Rev. Stroger's with hel
friend, Miss Gracce Hargraves.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-16

trustees have no AK to grind or any
political debts to pay iii the dis
bursement Of this bond issue, but
we wish to see It applied for the best
interest of Lakeland, and every tax
payer should thoroughly investigate
the proposition from a non political
standpoint before casting his vote.
The bond trustees are perfectly ncu-
trail and our only object is to spend
this money for the greatesS worth
and for the benefit of the city of
Lakeland. We are satisfied with
the personnel OF the commissioners
and any action taken by the commits
sioners will be fer your best interest
as your commission is composed Of
men OF high standing and integrity
J. F.. COUNCIL.
Member Board of Bond Trustees.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-16
Y. S. Club Entertained
D. Me- Dokn~ks~

Y. S. Club Entertained
By Mrs. Peterkin
The Y. S. Club members motofed
to Barlow yesterday where they
spent the day the guests of Mrs e.
George Peterkin at her home on Car
penter avenue.
Upon their arrival they were
served with grape juice, after which
they spent the mornings hours most
pleasantly in sewing or embroider.
ing. They were then invited into
the dining room. which was artis.
tically decorated in the club color
pink, with roses and crepe papel
arranged in q most effective manner
There the guests were served with {
most delicious course dinner.
During the afternoon rock wa!
played and Mrs. Cardwell and Mrs,
Toph tied for the highest score. i.
cutting Mrs. Cardwell secured TIL
first prize, q dainty japanese cuI
and saucer. Mrs. Steitz was award
ed the consolation. a tiny candl'
bearing the legend: ITO enlighte1
you"
Tempting refreshments of ic
cream and cake were then served b.
the hostess.
Those who enjoyed this delightful
party were Mrs. F. B. Terrell, Mrs
w. D. Galloway, Mrs. Walter bet
wiler, Mrs. Guy Toph, Mrs. Thos
| Cardwell and Mrs. William Steitz
The guests returned to Lakelan
late in the afternoon but not befor
assuring their hostess that this pal
ty was one of the most delightful
that had been rendered the club.