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Newark post., 1915-04-14

The Richards Dredging Com
pany of Philadelphia has been
awarded by the New Castle Levy
Court the contract for repairing
the breaks in the banks of the
Christiana River at Newport,
caused by the foocs of the past
winter.
Building permits totalling $108,
326.65 in value were issued during
March in Wilmington.
Engineer Scott and a force of
hands have begun spring work on
the roads in Kent county.
Former Sheriff James Logue
having declined to seek Republi-
can nomination for mayor of Will
mington, DR.. H. w. Briggs and
City Treasurer James F. Price
have the field between them thus
far.
James B. Brady, a well-known
resident of New Castle, died there
at the home Of his sister, Mrs. F..
P. McCallin, on Thursday, OF
pneumonia following an attack OF
pleurisy. His funera1 was held on
Monday with interment in st.
Peters Cemetery.
The Tabitha Thornton farm of
1913 acres near Pivot Bridge, Cecil
county, has been sold to Clarence
and Leila Thornton for $4,000.
The sixth annual report of the
directors of Union Hospital, Elk
ton, shows a total of 353 patients
admitted during the past year
with but l 5deaths.
During March 168 marriage IL
censes were issued by the Clerk of
the Circuit Court at Elkton.
The Elkton Gas Works, estab
lished in 1868, owned by the late
DR.. C. M. Ellis and Joseph Hinch-
life, will be offered with its fran,
chise at public sale on May II tc
close the formers estate.
Newark post., 1915-04-14
DR.. David Stewart Dies

DR.. David Stewart, a Civil War
veteran, died on Thursday at his
home in New Castle, where he be-
gan practice in 1872. Two sons,
David, of Florida, DR.. Van Dyke
Stewart of Washington, D. c., and
two daughters, survive him. His
funeral was held on Saturday with
interment in the family burial
ground at Port Penn.
Newark post., 1915-04-14

Barry of Seaford, got too close to
stove in which her brother had
started fire, leaving the draft
open. Her gown caught on fire
and her father hearing her
screams rushed to her aid and put
out the fire, scorching his hands
severely. The child was badly
burned all over her body.
Newark post., 1915-04-14
Good News For Farmers

A Washington special dated Fri
day, placing New Castle county in
the restricted area affected by the
foot and mouth disease quarantine
in effect made the entire State
likewise, thus permitting ship
ments Of cattle for slaughter or
stock purposes, beginning with
Monday.
Newark post., 1915-04-14
HERE AND THERE

Shad are becoming more plenti-
full in New Castle, where they were
selling last week at from IS cents
to $3.50 apiece.
The Georgetown New Century
Club cleared $50 from a "Virginia
House Party"
State Senator Alvin B. Conner,
station agent at FELTON,, after fifty
years service with the P. B. & w.
R. R., will retire on June /.
A summer school will be opened
on June l at the State Colored Col
lege near Dover.
The Sussex Grand Jury during
it's session last week, it is stated,
found 60 indictments against resi-
dents of Seaford for selling whis-
key.
Wilmington bank clearings last
week totalled $2,025,442 against
S1,730,703.18 for the like week
last year.
Wilmington last week reported
80 deaths, 48 births and 35 mar
riages compared with % deaths,
SO births and II marriages for the
like week last year.
Newark post., 1915-04-14
Home After Ocean Perils

Arvilley J. Wilgus reached his
home in Roxana last Monday after
two close calls at sea. He was
among the survivors of the crew
of the American steamship Evelyn
sunk by a German mine in the
North Sea and the steamer Den
Newark post., 1915-04-14
Little Girl Badly Burned

Going down stairs early Tues
day morning in her night dress to
look at Easter gifts, Glare, the
eight-year-old daughter of D. J.
Newark post., 1915-04-14

yer in which he returned sprung a
leak and might have foundered
had not help arrived in time.
Newark post., 1915-04-14

The Georgetown New Century
Club cleared $50 from "Virginia
House Party"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-29
DANVERS, MASS, WOMAN
RECEIVES BLESSING
Mrs. w. n. Brown Tells How She
Was Relieved After Long
Suffering.

Mrs. w. II. Brown of Danvers,
Mass, was a victim OF stomach trou.
BILE which tortured her for years. She
tried many treatments and medicines
aud got little relief.
Then she took Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy and got results right away.
In telling of her case she wrote:
For years / have suffered terribly
with stomach trouble. / could find
no relief Then, like a blessing from
above, ! heard of your remedy; sent
for it, and after a few treatments am
being cured. l am going to tell all
my friends of your miraculous rem
edy."
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy gives per
manent results for stomach, liver and
intestinal ailments. Eat as much and
whatever you like. No more distress
after eating, pressure of gas in the
stomach and around the heart Get one
bottle of your druggist now and try it
on an absolute guarantee-if not salts.
factory money will be returned.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-29
WESTMINSTER WEST.

Ruby Sparks Of Towrshend is visit
ing her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
jerome Holden.
Charles Hitchcock and Sharon Hol-
den spent Sunday with Herbert stone
of Brattleboro.
The Ladies Aid society viii meet
Thursday, July |, in the vestry for af-
ternoon and supper.
The all-day auction at Elliot Cook 5
Friday was well attended by persons
from this and neighboring towns.
Miss Hester Holden left Monday to
join a camping party of her classmates
who graduated from Leland and Gray
seminary in 1911 They viii camp ut
Lowell lake
The Christian Endeavor social at
Miss Laura Phillips s home Saturlay
evening was a very enjoyable occasion.
About 50 was cleared from the sale of
iee-cream and cake.
Hugh WelIman of Chicago spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs Rachel
Wellman. He came east to attend com
meneoment exercises at Tufts college,
of which he is u graduate.
Miss Sarah Plainly has returned
from Springfield, Mass, where she had
been working during the winter for
Mrs. Darling, who has summer home
here and will spend the summer with.
Mrs. Martin Gleason.
A shower. of postcards and other
gifts were sent Miss Gladys Deal of
Highgatc Centre to remind her of her
Odd birthday anniversary last week
Tuesday. Miss Deal was the teacher
in district No. ? the past school year.
Miss Laura Phillips went to Towns
bend last week to visit Miss Marion
Winslow, who closed her school there
Friday. They both returned Saturday,
Miss Winslow to make a visit here
before returning to her home in Aver,
Mass.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-29

from two to three cents pound higher on
this account. Good dairy butter sells bet
ter when the producer has wrapper with
a special brand ON it.
Canned Fruit and Vegetables Great
quantities of corn, tomatoes, beans. peas,
and fiuit are shipped in each year, but
often they are not to be compared to ''the
kind mother used to make" With some
OF the many canning outfits which are on
the market these vegetables might be put
up at home and a good income made from
a fair sized garden plot Most of our
merchants seem to think that if such pro-
ducts were put up well and marked with
an attractive label they would sell first
rate and that the demand for them would
grow.
SUMMARY The preceding lines give
in more or less detail some of the work
that has thus far been accomplished
through the efforts of the Wndham Coun-
ty Agricultural association. There are in
Guided also some ideas and opinions that
have been gathered in going about the
county.
| The county agent has visited abont 800
farms in all parts OF the county Through
cooperation with the Vermont college of
agriculture and the United States depart
ment of agriculture he is at the service of
all the people OF the county. Therefore,
he has not given his entire time to the
members Of the association, but has re-
sponded to requests for various services
from those not members. He has felt it
his duty to respond TO calls first and then
spend other available time visiting menu
bers who had not made any wants known.
Aside from the lines Of work already
taken up there are new lines in which this
association can render splendid service to
Windham county. With the experience
already gained there Is a better opportun-
1 ity than ever before to accomplish results
Respectfully submitted,
A w. SWEETON.
County Agent,
L. 5. Dept. OF Agriculture.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-29
Professional Cards

Perry's store Hours l to 3 and Z to D.
IN. Sundays by appointment. Phone, 789-W.
Residence 8 Belmont Ave. Phone, 789-R.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-29

OH. HBRRY TUCKER. Residences, ~ Grove
81, telephone. 25S. Onice. Leonard block
Hours 1.3O 70 g. and 30 s. Telephone,
COW
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-29

&c g. ANDERSON. Surgeon Ano Physic1an.
surgory \ speciality. Office and residence
Brooks House. 12S Main 81. Hours until 10 a..
d 70 2.30 and 70 D. m. Phone. 246.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-20
&artOiieI.rnte.
Bon aImiH Rath

Gin fables SerbitbIatt lrsiielt I'm
0rehfIuge nm iit ieIbii burh ben
feu6teu, blduli6en Worsenbunit Der
spotsoamer 2nnoiirabe uieber, Durf)
bieieH eiiiseH Rebslbuft. Der spifdsH
ben tropfsnbsn, geIbeH ab0rabdumsH
idIeiert.
ROtk gIditn Iiesen auf km selbsH
9sfreu Der 8IattfIutb unier bem fdit
Hadt geiporbmeR ihiparstn Baum.
uuier bem nadtsn feuhten aftessitter,
Surh bas man fern i'm grauen buns
pfen Worssnbdmm.rn bes Sorisonts
bic beibsn miHomiibIsn auf bem Gar.
puiher Berg Osrid!afsn ii9 auiams
menmummtln iisbi.
WiIdiger Shpubm fdneIt Don Der
9dDel In ben WuIb berauf bier ins
melt offsne. irtie @slGnbe uno treib.
ipuiistn Wummeridans NIT ben aIts
soIoen ihimmernben 8irisubduptsrn.
Was biilli Der peibe Wprsenipui
ba unien in Der ianbigsn WuIbe fir
ein msrtpiirbisss Siifterss iyIsdns.s
Iprentel IN ieiH. DuftpbaniaItereiens
Tas trieht tisf am 8oben.
9as fheint iib In be Grbe, In ben
Sdnb gu ipii6Ien, gu DeriiedeH.
gs rest iid, trieht lautlos burGs
chamber, ME Waulpiiris, Riefens
maulipurfs.
Da trpmp.tst elm famstisrnb<s
Wtbsrn bur9 ben naifen Duff Der.
auf. Sh iomms ndber bernn, iiapfs
nebsn einiseH taubsipriibten gIiiibe.
tiiGen Der Stafsarben tsr BEN Mi.s
bern 81 unb isbs aIImG9lid etipas ME
rotbe GrauenbIufsu, ME publsnbe
Qrme. toie fIatternbe buntblumige
ME i'm Snnb Iit pors
pdrts arbeitsnbe Jrausnfnies unb
oaneben, mitidIsifeno. ruube braune
R1rbe aus Dsioenrutsn.
Gin GROCER GeIb5ipfeI, braun unb
mi. bic Ghiir3e sinss al
JantiTden Gdmiebes, Der Reife 5uslI
dmnienffmisSst, 3iebt iih bis sum
Risftsufsrf Itnsui. sttH es Fns /.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-20
.ltiam m.

gh s5ysunb BON mir, Der Tub mid siu
Dod mai isin Gai! BEL ibm AZ isin;
or p0hns i,si 70 pAnberI66n,
9as miibis i'd mir nal befebn.
gsbr balb baruuf idb id mir bann
WnI feline nsue Wobnuns IN,
llnc iie asfisI mir iuunbtrbdr.
glidt iD,H'ssr auh bas Rcbiliar.
Gins a6er, bas bsrmibte Id,
ltnr bas ,-'4,isn mir icHberIiG:
sSsh gina bic Simmer ols bur@
llnb fab tein Bib Don 6inbenburg!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-20

unb thinner piebsr ipirb Jpn bic SiI
bouette elmer Der grpben Mtoi1een mi
ibren i9Ianfen Wtinarebs, bic iicb ge
gen bic ipeite bIaue ssldde bes Wlar,
marameeres abbebt. in gntsiiden Der.
feben, er ipirb Iteben blsiben nor il.
benz tunifDollen uralten patinabebed.
ten Gileneitter, oDer dIten 8runnen In
elmer Der itiIlen, BON Mta5ien befdatts.
ten Straben. in bic burd) bas feins
8aubiperf bas Giht bes Mittags flus
tibet, unb benfen, bab es ettuas fdInes
res faiim seben lam; er tuirb, Die
pom toienben 2drm Der gleitrifden
aud bier fdon erfiilIte Strabe binter
ii9 lafenb, burd bas Sbor einer sss
paltisen, oiden Widuer eintreten in
ben part bon .@iilbane", ben .Ro.
ienearten", unb iih gdn5lid unpers
mitteIt BON elmer Stille umfansen fiibs
len, bic er font taum ipeit brauBen iii
ben @ororten finbet, unp burd bas
@riin bdbinipanbernb pl0bli1 am
Weere febsn, on ber Serailipibe, ses
gen bic bic MeI.n Der 0idrmura raus
ffen.
Sn bisIem tleinen qarabies BON
8iilbans, tunitpoa auf elmer 8ranbs
ftGtte seitaffsn, iiber jsBt in Der
arisssseit bic ausrubenbsn, seneienben
rJelbsrauen" unisres 9unosssenohsn
aui ben 9dntsn unb Iaui6sn an
Sountassn Der WilitGrmuiit. bic bon
einem &iost burb bas Grin ihallt,
nit tinbli9em @srsniissu, i&euen bic
Strabe unb iuden nit befonosr:r
@orIiebs bieisn part an Wleer auf.
BON ben seraifsn unb Sissrpesen bon
.Serailburnu" idipsift Der Bid ipeit
biniiber iiber bas gan5e Ylarmarameer
su ben 3iiIten anatoliens uno binauf
ben sdnsen gospprus. ,glu9 Der Sols
bat, beimsetebrt aus bsm Sdiisens
erdb,n, bei bieiem tpunoerpouen Gns
bid GrboIuns iudenb rad 9ertpuns
buns uno aran.beit, tpiro bus Bee
nubtiein bdben unb es pirb ii6 an :
bisIem Srte nod iteisern, bab er Die
aalifsnitabt nit alten si6ihtli4tn |
grinneruneen Dsribeibiei. Wer ii4
nber msbr als sr in bisis @eididte
usrtisit, oem piro bier in Der Stias.
absei6Iofen ssaen bic glubenipsIi
burd bpbe, epbeubsrantts Wauern.
nibt nur has Ssrs iiberg!ben bon Der
SdDabsit bisiss pnnpronas, bas sins |
zig buftebt in Der Delt, iOub.rn iiber
oie Garbshipmpbonie oOn blane:n
Deer unp eriiuen SiiseIH unb tpeibeH
Dloi6sn binuus fperbsu bic 2inien
,ieier adnbitaft isineu 3eiit tief ans
:egen unb ibn nit Der gansen Spans
luns erfiillen. an bieier, isit Sabrbuns
'erten beibumiiritisneu Bride 3fDie
9sn 5ipei GrbtbeiItu, an Der Neeress
trube, bic pom Uiiitelmtsr BIB gu ben
tiiften beg Sauiaius unb ben llfern
'e sDpn fiibrt, gerabe In pieier sroben
,sii su itsbsn. mo- auf ben Sdladtiels
ern bic eiIeruen Diirisl dud I'M ben
3efiB bieier Bride unb biefer Meersss
trabs fallen. Der arieg tpirb aufbDs
en-, bas erobs ssidihtlids Snisr,iis,
as Eonitaniinopel bi.tei, niemaIs.
ieue Gutnidlunsen tperbn iOmmsn
nit neuen. uugeabntsn M0sli4fsitsH-
lnb tper iid pertisfi in ben Sang pies
e @etriebts, bsm tpirb Elm siu3iger
Older ausbIid, pis iis Stumbul IN 10
elder auspabI bietet, INNER tDieoer
1T aursguns ssniigeH unb ibu Dtrs
ellen Iaifsn. bab gsrdbe i'm ionuieen
orient nod 10 uneHoIiH pisl S6dtisn
I. Ct fpirb apniiuntiuopel trot aIs
IN uift msbr miiisu tppIlsL II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-20

1ost,Srn.r Dame, ipsINs itr sieenss
MplIBuuBet. eant IN 4nbe pan bar.
siinMsr, sue istiiaaiisps asiL sssl Ssss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-16
! FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS

school OF Mu..t Nrt in Detroit
vu continue hrr class work
h.rr
chairman WurHm Ee-so and comp
PM. .- ...r .hsIr III frr rrHI commits
-.aru.e Tf..-r N.fh County surveyor
I..H.rr. ..re tuIFt fnr Toledo. where
I.n" .f .." IH.H eHuI roads
i.,.. N..- Iluf,r.r t'li=in. zoe
F.Hr. H'H a.HsNi.r ol .MrlcS 'olSrn.
who t.. fu, rIr' Iu itss h1- been
confined CO.. rHr -+ to~rph s8ritariun.
h.- boon .ir.c,.u With pueulBoulu.
Hft rht- .gI-u- -fE ncr condition ls
rrtt..
Rose r,tarued homo Monday
irHv Arn Arlnr auI Battle CrcHk
H fr. latter rItt rt was 60 delegate
"a" f.. sunday school convention.
Wlt.r was ln session all last week
Ai-a llILtI Elsie has returned
HON" 'rHu O. visit with friends ia
Arr NrHur.
Hu.ia ,ire.a Is back from a two
tfiu tHrHg-h lower canada
.F"ak ~5nlN return a home
hI.u|tt uHtutrl trlW aiN-WretNs
western rr.r. hir ~.EiuhCr rtrurfyi
home rN H1N nr New Orleans AID
Nv larh. aai spent some tim, Ir
.-. latter lIt}
N- sri AIRS John G Murphy left
-rlaY for sam Francisco. los
N"- and san bioso, Tor "a tour
weeks stay
MIS- Frank Howard or North
rt-~t. .- visiting friends ana rr.
'7t..~ .u POET 20 ron
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-16
YPSILANTI

~ ------" 1T---r--- NV -----0 n
sr.-t,,. s..r.r.. ana VIII las. I'M .tta
..
Sew. has been rrrs.rsT lf ..a
f.rtr ~ "a aqu-ffar f. Mr. s-d Mrs
p.t-, ,r--rf4 . r.ttt. if.f
Ri. and Ms .rNsal.r. t -,rt.r1r
.r. 3D.. r.... re- ~ -r t-,. doesn't s...r
l.-r.,t. ...~.rgaai .f trs tfr-rr.
t.f .r ia t~r A-ts.
-f- .J ,f-. W IF-t-af raua
wed from california and arc VS.
ift.. .a .a-.r Me- tr.--- Tr.rsts
b. r.-..-.rr -.,r4I.
vt..S. tN .--f.g-,r. ~ Na rts7
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-16
SHERIFF'S TEAM
TO BOWL INDIANS

WNNNUOTrE Mich NOV l5.-
Te. .He.G mu VIII invade che
"Wednesday evening
r-. Vl core as a bowling team
a 81 rl. WEaa5o,re city tem
.u Io-r'Ie'~ alleys Considerable
cope has lee. -pread about The
rreve.s o 'te hanjcuT gang aut
-- ll-l--.--- az .ha Indian city team
confident OF victory by wide
margin. an Vie regulars have
been up 20 form lately. after the ui-
LA--L- ALnu-ue- -Ahich resulted disas-
-rousIy tar .hc locals The lineup
~Iu Ee Graves. George THIman
Bauer Woodruff and Murphy
Monday evening me CRY team a.
feateI the Odifeliows team by q
core OF 24-o 20 eG7i pins The
match was nor exciting rs the cities
won an three games
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-16
LOCAL SUFFRAGE
BODIES WILL
WORK TOGETHER

The Equal Suffrage League Of
Wayne county will add It's strength
to that OF the Congregational union
organization OF Michigan 10 an Effort
to secure the passage Of the susan
B. Anthony amendment through th4
sixty congress. a meeting
has been called for Wednesday. at
2.30 p. m. in headquarters, at which
n is expected resolutions ~ be
passed asking Congressman bore
mus Nichols Kelly and Beakes 10
vote for the amendment Congress
man Kelly has already pledged him.
self and Congressman Beake- has
gone on record AS a bedcyerd IN
equal suffrage. but not in favor Of
the amendment Nichols ~ ndn.com.
INITIAL and DOremus opposed. or
CARNATIONS throughout tho county
viii be asked 10 express their de-
sires 70 the departing congressman
Further plans for tho complete
canvassins of the city VIII be- per
fected Mrs Wlber Brotlerton
points our tina. PENNSYLVANIA. the
statement thoroughly cauvassed bv
g -housetn-hOuse- method. VA the
state which gave the strongest sup
port to suffrage In tho recent cleo
ton
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-16
BOYS CRIES FOIL
KIDNAPPING PLOT

When little sam Turmino wus
returned 10 has parents az 80 iJa
Clmtou.st. Monday night he told a
thrilling story OF four men ATTEMPT
ing TO take him away In an auto.
Sammys tathec hal instructed hiw
20 yell Justify IL such an emergency
ever arose. end he oheyei nstwc
tlons faithfully That BIS probably
the only reason he now Is safe go
home.
II was q year ago thar sam fath-
er received throat aH.uE letters from
Black Hand, and his -r0cery store
on Clinton was iE1gmit"d last
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-16
Grain and Provisions

The corn market is dun and un-
changed an tNisg faT cash 80 Q ana
faFc Tor 81. 3 yellow
oats ar, htm al ioc tor stEnd9i q.
3Nsc foI cash Nn % white and tt
JEs, for SO 8 white
Rye is easy and inactive Ht 9'r Tor
.a ~h SO.
Beams urr ln better demand than
supply and IA, market IS urm at 81 $40
fn' immediate and prompt shipment
$3.50 for November and $40 FOR hr-
,emger
CIuNrrsFtd i- nrm at Slc for prime
spot. December aud March Prime al
sihg is quiet az Slo.2o and timothy at
br
FGrain receipts az Chicago TUESDAY
were asa cars of wheat az uf corn
and ftN nf oats
NaS wheat iu Ct'cago opened Tues
1hN at -ln4f ~ i.ut p. corn az tti. r.
90 - and oats at 1rl. ft tu'se
liverpool wheat closed no trc
ala CHER and corn unchanged.
ifE IEOII Nov 1h - omen Ir q .
Wheat was firm att UNCHANGED prices
Va hen the Detroit market opened Chic
ragp was hrm and Liverpool strong
az higher prices. bpsUiDE prices
Tuesday. Cash. 80. red wheat
ne p December 40. May $tI5t..
No. ] white. SilUi-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-16
WORTHWHILE


Mrs p q Loomis - Grand Ledge.
Mich. was visitor az fho home ~
otto LOOMS from Tnufsda until
Tucrdar
Mrs uou ~ Hcrrirk entertained
tho following ~ dinner NondaN even
Ing N.raea Edna Nevip0n. Anna
johnson. Funf~c Narfman Mary MN.
IN Ellen FRY Pou'fh Phlllips Hl1Cl
perktnr. Marrarethr Wc.isr ana Nng-
DANES ChaIlee A. srf0ulfz. " RAY
rgDrarf anf Edward ~ B1Rart
Tire work ~ lusf1llirE tho n 81
steel cells ir the erchall and jail w1a
commenced M0nday.
Tho vlIIarr has purch77cd new
water fountain ~ improved trre 20
place a. the CORNER ~ Main and Wet
sts 80 repl1co tho one broken carly
lu the sum NOR
Nrs Lillian hublrr ~ Detroit
sre-f tho wtft-srf pt OBJ" home ~
SIR ana Mr. William w. Amber ON
Dunlau-st
Charies Johnston ard Earl Mont
gorrarv have returned from NaniF.
ii,fue Trh. WHO'RE they wcrc str
toned ir Tho intrrests ~ the Y
Ger comm. 'r~'nu
Trio regular u~c'irF ~ the local
r0cfrrt ~ ItIHr'e f0trhfNte VIII no
h@IF Tunrrar -rrl.Ur or tho homo Nf
Nra raui ~ Alexander
Mlra Grrfrude Er0Wn h7f he"n
sfrrfr41 s~-r-tars.. 80 the Al T.. sunday
school go on the vacancy caused by
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-16
BIRMINGHAM

Tie Woman auxiliary Of - James
Episcopal ohur, viii hoif meeting
lllrrls on south Woodward-asc.. cu
ihursduv attt ruoou AZ go o'clock.
'iF- p \ 'i~ born. dnu1est}, treasurer
~ ~" Nich'Ran hSanch or Woman =
olNilarles. Rill give an address
MIS- bcyo Davenport o. visiting her
aunt, Mrs Thomas Sparkling, in High
land Ilrk
The bloomfield Centennial commit
too VII give bridge and 500 party
Or t.e BirmIr CHAM club house on
~"ff i. uCdwari ave Tuesday after
r Nev go. at > o'clock
t''i H"miin, ~ Pontiac, called on
fr.,1s- here Monday
SIR ard Mrs stanley Todd and
daughter. Helen. spent sunday n the
LHfr" "' Nc. and Ms Fred Ford iu
Gordon Balev Is M Of qain'y in
Dos home ora Hamilton ave
Mis-. H,s-in IS sru - rctroit was
the wssH-crd guest % Dearborn
Noah To-. returned Monday 20 his
er-,r. t'. 't5ceRo ~ after visiting
SIR and MIS- a. ". Campbell on East
af.Hin-N
rt rricav ridge club viii meet
me home nt Mr- John tnd cuit IN
r' rlH.'d lil's Friday afternoon
Ntr and Mrs Htrts Lowe motored
Su 't. to STONY creek
Afr William Bruce has returned
from two-mHnths' Visit Win her
Iau -Et.- Mrs charles Leet. In Pttts-
Ms- r.m,lia cb Ipchase Of Warren.
is 60 -u.st % her daughter Mrs. Aus-
tig Pa. ks "n south Woodwsrd, ave
Mrs lanes woods, 'of Harbor
Baerr and Mrs. g. Lamb. or Detroit
sr.nr N8rtaN iu the horne - Mr. and
- William ryfe on BrOwn-st
Nf ruu's Minor has gone 20 Fow
lervillc 20 wish n~r mother. Mrs. Coop
Mr. r ~ PAYNE has returned from
n two month"; eI~It with her dauEa-
ter Mrs T. El-man. ar Peru. Ind
Tho Ladies' NuNtbary society OF
r-rrklsn VIII serve THANKSGIVING
dfr4.cr fu rho public hall IN Franklin
Thanks giving daN.
Mrs + wood. ~ FowIervilic. be Wis
iiuE her aaUgnter MISS Irma WOOL
A. fte oakland county w O r t.
convention held in Birmingham on
ThursdAv and Friday In the First
Psrtfvf thurch the following Officers
,,c,. oIrtcd Tor tn" ensuing yea
President Mrs Nyrfa H. Lockwood,
W Holly president. Mrs charles
SrHt'4ck secretary, Mr.. Nahie 'ard-
l,r. az Royal OAK 'rcaeurer, Nlrf
- r. Cr -woId. ~ south Bend.
Mis- Eh0ds starr ~ Detroit. WAS a
caller here Monday
Tho Tna cabin Gun club viii hold
its trorrr shoot Thursday afternoon.
Norman Parks. tine uine-year OLD
SON ~ ST. and Mr. Charles Parks.
~ gouthn.Id. ssil while playing last
FRIDAY and nroke his night arm.
Nh ME- ~ lra,, ibelr nome thcy recently
sold on Trank-st.. 20 their new nome
Tho Ladies Aid society 81 the
Franklin VI y. church VIII meet on
Thursdav 90 10 o'clock a m for I'm
rer ,u thc home OF. Mr.. and Mrs.
V1liau ~pirer on the west road