The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-08-12


dead Physicians said his heart was
paralyzed.
Although he earned good wages, her
husband bought her only three pairs
OF shoes in twelve years, was the test.
mony OF Bessie +. Robinson, wife Of
William p. Robinson, of Danville and
Bloomsbury. in her application for a
divorce on the grounds OF cruelty,
which was granted in Northumberland
County Court at Sunbury, according 10
the report of a master
The York Chamber Of Commerce is
In receipt of several denials from the
Lincoln Highway Association OF the
published report that the route Of the
highway between Philadelphia and
Gettysburg has been diverted so as 10
cut out Coatesville, Lancaster. Co
lumbia, Wrightsville and York. There
has been no change in the route, It is
stated.
Mrs. Daniel Hurley, OF Easton, was
sitting in her room when the door
opened and her sister, Mrs. Margaret
Doyle, of Chicago, walked in. 1t was
fifty-one years ago when the sisters
last met, and Mrs. Hurley had lost all
trance OF her sister. Mrs. Doyle and
her son, John Doyle, are on their way
to New York, where they will reside.
Confessing the theft OF goods from
the store of ]. ]. Newberry G. Co. dur
ing the night, Robert Boyle, Halle
ton boy, admitted that he had com
mitted numerous other petty bur
glaries during the past six weeks. He
was committed for action by the Juve
nile Court.
Rev. DR.. Joseph Stump, son Of
Michael Stump. Of Marietta, has been
chosen professor of dogmatics in the
Chicago Lutheran Theological Semi
nary. vice Rev. DR.. F. Weidner de-
ceased. He will assume duties next
month.
Thirty-eight boys have formed com
clubs, according to County School su'
perintendent Shambaugh, OF Delaware
county. There also are numerous 20
tato contest clubs. The county has
III schoolhouses and 315 teachers.
C. p. Fenstermacher, State game
protector, informed Mohnton hunters
that they should not allow dogs al
large white rabbits and other game
are young and hunting is not in sea'
son.
A school building is being erected al
Gap for consolidated school, which
will unite six schools Of Salisbury
Township. 1t will cost about S25OVV
Bee culturists, of Boyertown, claim
that the rainy weather during the lasl
weeks will result in the reduction ol
the value OF the honey crop at least
$4,000 Last years honey crop ih
Berks county was valued at S1OOOOV'
Following smash-up between the
team he was driving and another team
Raymond Bishop, aged about thirty
five years, died at the Sellersville HOS
pital. His skull was fractured. lie
lives at Line Lexington.
Henry L. Snyder, a graduate Of
Muhlenberg College this year, has been
elected principal of the schools o'
Upper Milford Township, succeeding
Mervin j. Wertman, promoted to as
sistant county superintendent.
The Bethlehem Steel Company De
gan operations at its 12-inch bar ml'
at the new seven million merchant MN
plant. This is the second bar mill 70
be placed in operation, the 1O-inch mn
having been started early in Jul!'
Many additional hands will be employ
ed when the plant gets in full opefS
ton.
Council Of East Bangor has gone Oh
record against the use of liquor in any
building in town owned by the Dol
ough. One of the fire companies OF
cupies municipal building and thele
has been much complaint on the par
Of citizens over the use Of liquor tnels'
In order that he might meet the ).
quirements of the School Board, ina,
all male teachers he married, Samus'
X. Faust, of Morrisville, prnclpar
elect, announced that he would be on0
Of the principals in wedding Delo''
school reopens.
While seeking to push a shepnelO
dog into the Lackawanna River
that he might have the fun OF wa'0u
ing him swim to shore, sixyeai'v'
William McAndrew, Of Carbonums'
was drowned. Earl Allen and the ias
Andrew boy were on an unguaruss
foot bridge and as they tried TO puss
the dog. owned by the Aliens inlo S .s
water. the animal resisted and sno'''
McAndrew into the stream.
w. G. Gilbert. of Allentown p n
been elected organist OF the f'lrs' -
formed Church. South Bethlehem