The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-11-11


City, accidentally discharged his !
and was killed instantly. Casper
forty years old, and was out to try
new fowling piece the first time
season. John Crone, who was VI
him, had three fingers blown off by
discharge Of the weapon.
Fleetwood defeated three loan pr
osltions calling for $4,000 for a n
Town Hall, $4,000 for refunding ,
poses and $500 for improving
school house. Two loans of So
for improving the water system !
$4,000 for new Typographical sur
were passed.
A fatal automobile accident oec
red at Lewisburg when Pearl d
noble, FIVE years old, the only child
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles !. Grenoble 4
killed instantly when struck by
automobile owned by Nicholas Sch
der, a hotelman, of Shamokin.
car was driven by Cornelius 0'Brie
Mt. Penn approved two loan b
one for $4,000 for street imprd
ments and the other for $1,000
school improvements. The boru
was the only district in Berks cOu
to vote favorably upon womans
frage.
Gardners at the country home
Richard V. Mattison, Jr., Amber,
have completed planting 1900
cinths, 5000 narcissis bulbs, 1909
bulbs and 1000 pheasant eyes,
having been imported from Hollad
Gunners fired the heavily WOO
section of the Conewago Hills .
Newberry and an organized ID
fought the fire and succeeded in chd
ing 1t. A number Of bungalows v
in the path.
On the poultry farm Of VIII
Cole, Quakertown, pen of ten, SD
comb white Leghorns have compd
their years laying with record
2,015 eggs, an average of 2Ol5
per bird.
John J. Keller, Of Sunbury, r
than twenty years ago lost a poe
book in one Of his fields. We'd
day he found It while turning uH
some wheat stubbles. There wa
silver dollar In 1t.
A respite has been issued stay
the electrocution of II. L. Filler, "
moreland, from the week Of Nor
Der s to the week of January H.
appeal is to be made to the
Board of Pardons.
Seth G.. Baldwin, prominent
er, of Wattsburg, placed a shotgu
his breast and pulled the trigger
died instantly. He was sixty y
old, and respondent.
Harry Brown, a motorman for
Reading Transit & Light Comp
was killed almost instantly when
was caught between two trolley
in the eastern section Of Reading
John NJ. Franey, fifty years old
injured perhaps fatally while at
at the Carpenter Steel Works ?
Reading, his head being split opel
a flying hammer.
Stiney Winchelsky, nine years
OF Shenandoah, on his way to SC
was run down by an automobile
his right leg shattered so that amp
ton will be necessary.
Stephen Mazura, Mt. Carmel
admitted to the Shamokin HOS
in a dying condition after being
over by a locomotive at the RICE
Colliery.
Fire Destroyed the erecting
pattern shops OF the Weimer Mac
Works, Lebanon, causing loss
mated at 100000. The concern
rushed with orders and one hun
men will be thrown out of ep
ment as a result OF the fire.
Martin Weaver was perhaps "a
shot by an unidentified hunter ID
thickets near Highmont. He Is
twenty-five years OF age. %
Kinsey, of near Geyers Church
shot in the groin by gunner
badly hurt.
Peter Febig had adjusted lu
a load of powder in breast az
Fidler Colliery, Shamokin. wnen
fuse ignited, causing the blast
plode as the miner was bendins
II. He was blown many fee'
and burned fatally.
When the vote was counted
Second Ward Of Marietta II was
that Abram r. Erlsman, candios'
assessor, who died last week.
celyed s5 votes. Mr.. Erisman v
Republican candidate without y
! lion.
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