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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-21
37--Business Chances

37-Business Chances
fon HAi.E oN fESr-.A complete epirY
nutft. With retail niis route Hpusss.
tsrns. cheap rent Also fields % tssts
ana earn Address xii. star
MANrtb~a heat nom aansr n Eoea
rafeat o. corporation staeh feF sails
" . List. Minneapolis. Minn
TWo-cifAfn barber shop and pool
f.taiw sapA lpcafian. cheap Terms
ballard 1894
ION HAlEe .flooi isunaff hasinsss 81
Ais1a tstaa Faf particulars Rppiy
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21-Female Help Wanted

WANTED--W Women for government Jobs
$40 month pull unnscesssry Write
Immediately for list positions obtain
able. Franklin Institute. Dept 74f-F,
Rochester. N. r.
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW

EfTsgFf-i- a FNRRrTfe-tss \. Y pik
General practice estates isss husband
snf wife. consultation rree Elliott 80
AnvrcF FRre~JOSEfH ALLEN. At.
rOR<EY. % years. experisacs' Laws ~
husband and wife. property rishts .
CONSULTATION FREE Rooms tat.
zee rfiers Music ritE Main tefe
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TEN ACRES.

Good productive land, Attractive price
and easy terms. Come IN and let us
tel you hil about cATHCART LANDS
and show you what r. actually being
produced BY settlers already there.
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lh0 cASIi

20 acres IN I.ewls county. a fine pisce
adjoining neiRhhors; spring water.
county road. It's getting difficult to
pick up any more cheap land. Price
800. $50 cash. $40 per month
80 acres. 81 500 Another exceptional
buy. right on county road. fino water.
easy cisarinRf alder land Some tortns
WEST COAST LAND co.
lila American Bank Bids
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WIDOW az, worth tst.ooo. you'd mafry
& nex bst. Messenger. Les Angeles
Gal
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23Personals

WOULD YOU NANNY A farmer q
daughter ase no. weight iee, bros n
hair and eyes Hooa disposition. nics
haussnaapsf aud coos property fea 600.
viii Inherit. has no opportunity 90 mrei
desirable gentiemout never married
wni marry uouf man or farmer More
particulars siadlY sent anF man an
s~erinx quick. tnclasins seine postage.
Address HHinrare" tustth, VALLEY. Neh
so general deliveries. Thia notice r.
reuuina
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IOoK--t AaHE HiCn. BLACK SOIL.
ONLY rs MINUTES FROM ter AND
NEsIEH. $500, TERMS $40 CASH.
MCKINLEY a WATSON.

ron aAfS-its acres fine sub-irrisaisa
fruit. alfalfa. grain Or timothy iKnd
BOO roo feet timber. near r. n q. 900
TERMS. Also fEo-acre ranch. 70 acres
fenced; cleared. part In cultivation
near school and church 4 acres. alfai-
"a small shack plenty Of water 9
miles 20 town and A. u government
land on three sides. fine for stock
fruit. alfalfa Or grain. In okanosan
county ~ Miller. Hotel ritz. 1918
Fourfh ave
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WIDOW. 40. With cansldrrsti. means.
Wishes a. meet refined. responsible gen
tisman. object matFtmpnF NO several
deiiyery Give phone number v pos
sihie VISA. star
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23
WELLSBURG

WELLsBURG. w. Va. April ga
suit for $4,000 damag.s las been start.
ed In the Brooke County Circuit Court
the plaintiff being Robert ID. Bud" NIL.
Ter. against Dr. Montgomery W. Glass
residing and practising In Beech Bot.
ton. The pracepae was filed on Wed
nesday, the summons returnablc at MAJ
Rules. The bill OF particulars has not
been filed. but IL IL understood that
the Particular charge Is Malpractice,
the Plaintiff alleging damages 20 the
amount sued for. The suit arose over
treatment by DIR. Glass to the Plaintiffs
right leg. the bon OF which was frac'
tufed In an accident. and which was Sc
and treated by the defendant doctor
and which the plaintiff alleges vas i'm,
properly set.
Mckee and Dawley OF Cleveland. Ohio
are the attorneys for the PLAINTIFF.
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Miss Frances Henderson was visiting
wheeling friends on Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Chsrieton win return 70
her home IN Pittsburgh. Pa. on Thurs
Day after a visit with relatives In this
city.
0corge 81 West was a business caller
IN steubenviile. ohio. on Thursday morn
ing
Mrs. VI. w. T.athem. Of R~avenswood
was n visitor In Weiishurr on Thura-
day. the guest OF relatives.
Mrs. Lucy George has returned home
from n VISIT IN colorado springs. Colo
RADIO. with her daughter Mrs. william
Vance.
Jack Gaus Of Wheeling was n Wells
burg business caller on Thursday.
Henry Mefryman was n Steubsnviile.
Ohio. caller on Wednesday.
". = McCrea % youngstown. ohio.
vas a WellsburE business caller Thurs
day.
a W. Potts left on Thursday for a
one day business trip 60 Chester.
Fred T.. Letzkus is improving after "a
recent operation and viii soon be conva-
descent.
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THE WE r
CONDITIONS


The p~ressures continue low over the
central and southern portions OF the
Flateau and Pacific sections and thence
eastward into the middle Mississippi
valley, attended during the past "a
hours BY thunder storms and rains. Rain
Is also falling this morning Ia sections
OF the Ohio valley. northern Texas. and
the upper valleys.
The high pressure. fair weather area
Is passing off the "A coast. An
other high pressure area. attended by
cooler Weather Il moving southwark
into the Northwest.
Conditions favorable for showers and
mild temperatures gre expected in this
vicinity tonight and Friday.
Local data: Highest temperature yes
terday. "a degrees: lowest last night. %
degrees: rainfall. trace.
Rivers.
The Ohio in the district will probably
continue to fall below Dam Is tonight
and Friday. II. G. HOWE.
Section Director.
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At 2:00 o'clock. in the auditorium. All
are invited.
Mr.. Frenk Patterson. Of Mozart. who
was III. u Somewhat Improved.
Mrs. Is. p. Harrison and Miss Sue 4.
Rhodes. Of C~ottagevillc. are the guests
Of Mrs. J. H.. Ferguson.
Miss Emma Campbell f. spending
some time with her sister. AIRS. n. A.
~Oeroencr. OF Washington. Pa.
The ladies' Ala society OF the Pleas
ant Hill n. T.. church, met yesterday at
the home OF Mrs. Joseph Archey.
Mrs. Elvin Monahan has returned TO
her home at EogcwOod after visiting
relatives at Mozar tfor "a few days.
Mrs. Heulah Black and sons. Ellis
worth and James, and Mrs. Kate sharpe.
OF Elm Grove. were visiting at the ID.
day.
Miss Bess Hood was the guest OF
Miss Margaret McCombs on Wednesday
evening.
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SHERRARD


Rev. a g Rife VIII preach a. the
Pleasant VII ~ y church. on Sunday
hurch Of 1850 q. m.
Rev. d. g. Riddle viii preach ~ the
Limestone Presbyterian church a. 10 90
o'clock end nt Allen Grove at 800
o'clock a this time Rev Riddle will
rrcach his last sermon A. Shprrard. The
Wheeling Freabytery accepted his reslT-
nation On Tuesday and IN . few days he
viii 20 90 West Alexander h taEe charge
Of the Presbyterian church there.
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Bank of Ohio Valley
w~HEELINo. W. VA
Resources over One Milliea
Dollars. .,
PAYS e. ON TuxE pRpoura o
FINANCIAL.
~ GEORGE


home Of Mrs. Lydia Cole OF North Lin
coin avenue.
Mrs. Frank Beaston OF PhiiadeiphiA -
here visiting her sisters Miss Jennie
kennon and Mrs Mary Crawford OF
Park street.
Miss Estella Patterson who has been
attending school at Wooster, has return
ed TO her home on Walnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. 9. clark Of Cambridge
have returned home after a pleasant via
IL with their daughter Mrs. WfTber
Hilles 81 West Main street.
I. Il. lane Hr. has returned homo
from a visit with his son Major Rufus
Lane OF Washington. u. &.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. April 22-Butter. steady.
creamery extras t92 score) 29c. cream
cry. thigher scoringl ~ y d soc. hrsts
SIZE; seconds 26h &c. .
Eggs-Irregular fresh gathered eN-
tras 2aM &c. storage packed extra nrSts
22h a sac: nrsts 2i& a 22hc: regular
packed extra nrsts 22G C: hrsts 2In %:
nearby hennery whites fine TO fancy "a
q nc. nearby hennery brown 23H &c.
Cheese-Steady: state whole milk
fresh specials i5h Q1sc; do average fan
15I&
Flour-Steady.
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STEUBENYILLB

sTErBENv1LLE. o. Aprfi IL
Whitaker keessy. a former resident Of
rteuheuvile. now one % the w~ealthieat
men In Texas. o. the subject % n half
page article IN the San Antonio Express
Of sunday April eth. which also carries
pictures uf Mr. keescy, his wife and his
maEuihccuf home 40 Fort Davis. TEXAS.
together with n sketch 81 his notahls O.
recr. The article also states that Mr..
kecFey viii leave his great ortun 70
the widows and orphans ~ a Fellows.
on which order he o. "a member and IN
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Word from Washington. -. =. to this
city. states that the drawings for the
Nellsburg Federal building are well un-
der way by the government engineers.
ana that they viii be ready TO submit
TO bidders early in the Third quarter OF
1915. The third quarter begins on the
hrst OF july. so "a - only n short time
until the plans are To be ready.
Congressman N. NJ. Nicely OF the Ffrst
District. has been IN communication
with the Postoffice and Engineering de-
partments regarding the building. n
mas the same advice. He II trying to
push the work ahead as fast a. possible
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23
WHEAT

CHICAGO. April 22-Larger export
business than has been done for some
time helped to-day to bolster the price
OF wheat After much waverinE. the
market closed nervous a, nc off to &C
up compared with last night. Corn fin
ished a shade TO Ac lowar. oats &c down
70 l-l6c and provisions varying
from &c to TAG decline to a rise OF 2~
QSc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23

Justice rawler 0u WHOM devoivrd The
naming ~ n Township Trustee 10 cue
coed The late Iowia Wells. appointed
James NJ Coniey
Ho~wlty-cuuke Piano Co. W John W.
e. a. verdict for defendant
W H Eirk W. Albert stewart appeal
ghge fled from docket of Justice
nowner.
Jercmla Iicrhoni We Theodore Tobaa-
90. Court Judgment Tor $500.
John a. Medrnlf W.. Ida " fsrr, a,rv
verdict Tor $500.
Edlth NJ griffin. admN Of George A
eflitith Cuuuty commissioners.
Judgment for $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23
SICK STOMACH?
TAKE HEXETS

HEXETS quickly relieve all the
misery caused by sour stomach.
biliousness and dyspepsia. They
digest and remove the foul. FER.
menting food lying in the stom-
ach that causes all those disorders.
HEXETS work safely and speed.
lily They regulate the digestive
organs and keep them in healthy
condition.
Get a 1Oc box Of HEXETS and
take them after your meals. You
will like the spearmint flavor and
be surprised how good they make
you feel. Sold at all drug stores.
1Of-25f.
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BARNES WILLIE

GAINESVILLE. April 22.-A poverty so
cial Will be given by class No. 2. 81 the
Main street church SUNDAY school
Tuesday evening. April ~. In me church
auditorium. a splendid program has
been arranged for the occasion. Ladies'
vii wear calico dresses n men over
ais. Those wearing good clothes or
lewelry Will be lined. Everybody in
yited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23

hlIncsNlNe touEo T. o. o =. VIII hOll
thcir Anniversary exercises IN their hal
Ihursday evening. April 2sth. ~beglnnina
az Z 30 o'clock. An Interesting proerar
has been arranged George A. Erf Princi
pal o. fthe HiEh school Will deliver ar
address. Wefreshments will De served
All odd Fellow and families and mem.
hers OF the hebckah Degree are invited
" o. Chappeu has been appointed re-
ceiver upon tne application ~ b. =
Love one % the Tartners ~ the firm ol
able 10 amicably settle their affairs ans
ne courts for That reason ave been re-
Chisf officer Wilson. Deputies Cox AM
steele were business visitors af CO..
county seat on Thursday.
n Lynn was arrested BY a co.
lgmhus officer and taken 90 That Gifts
Monday on a charge made By his vile
Of abandoning his minor child.
Miss Edna White has returned 20 hsl
home N Columbus after a visit with rel
Mics May Brown 81 Cambridge Is en-.
1oying n Welt with friends boz this city
huru-0u "wednesday 90 Mr. and Mrs
frank Hunteman 81 north ~ town. q
pretty baby daughter.
Mrs Stella Lnppert who recently IN.
defwent nu operation o. the North
and her friends hope Tor her earfV 80.
torafion 90 health.
NJ. and Mrs edward Lingo Of Hono.
NJ and nir.a DIT aos2do1' 1 as "a, Eiia
Niles Amanda bishop u Belmont n.
visiting her daughter Mrs. Forrest c0rbio
% 0randvlew Avenue.
Mrs Guy Mercer the miillncr. is hams
from attendiuE the openings in Pitts.
burgh.
Mr. ana Mrs Ross weaver OF Quaker
city have been spending o. Few dava with
their parents Mr and Mrs. samuel Wea.
Yer Of South Broadway.
Thomas Taylor q west Main stree,
was a recent visitor iu S~teubenviIIr
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter prvanf ~ Wer.
wood. ". Va, we're recent guests al Inc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23

This eyening az TIE hiFh school audit
turium Miss Sue Ida Rhodes. % Cot
tnErNIlIr. viii give n recital Miss
Rhodes lF wlel known A. an enferfalnar
and reader and the program promises 20
be very interesunG Thg admission ~
adults
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23

Funeral services over the remains OF
the late Nj John Carriran, were held on
wednesday from tho family home hers.
Rev ~ 4 Riddle and Rev. 8. O. Rife
conducted the services. which were very
larrely attended. fntermsut was made
In the Allen Grove cemetery.
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Briefs

Mrs Robert Nesbitt and Mrs. Jean n.
Darwin. % Woodlasu, we're he Eueats
o. Mrs. ID ~ Oaryint on W~dncaday.
Wednesday In Wheeling.
The closing exercises % the consoli-
dated school VIII Be held HE afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23

a Nautical Knot" n beautiful play
with several fine choruscs and very gO,s,
parts 20 be played by well known stars
viii he given by membsrs Of Wsllsburg
High school IN the Palace Theatre. nexi
Wednesday evening. April 2Sth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23

Edward u. Bryant. ~, Pittsburgh, Pa.
and Anna LeGrand II. Pittsburgh. Pa.
PasQuale Ruuco. ~. WarwoOd, and
Rose pelligrino. p, WarwOod.
William Spence. "a Pittsburgh. PA,
and Dora Israel. D.. Pittsburgh. Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23
FINANCE

NEW YORK. April 22.-Trading In
the stock market today fell away IN
marked manner, total transactions
falling far short OF The cen daily
average of a million or lore shares.
Various theories and deductions were
advanced In explanation OF the dimin :
fshed and Irregular movement. these
ranging from political to Industrial
and technical conditions.
As a matter OF fact. to the dis
passionate observer. events OF the
past few days. including heavy for.
eign and domestic selling. with an
admixture OF professional operations
for the decline. seemed to make o
days outcome a matter of logical
sequence Lowest prices were scored
In the last hour. when the list recov-
cred from its torpor Of the mid-session
with declines of l to = points In
numerous important stocks.
Prices moved contrarily from the
outset, standard stocks and the lower
grade railways tending downward,
while coppers moved 10 higher quo
tations. Dealings in the metal shares
were the largest OF any particular
group. far exceeding these in sucn
leaders as u. S. Steel. Reading and
the Pacincs.
The minor railways were again un
der the cloud of arising from the
Rock Island ~recelvership. Missouri
Pacific and Missouri. Kansas and
Texas donoting especial
probably as a result OF their approach.
ing financial reorganization. Tobasso
issues and a score Of secondary in
dustrial and equipment stocks mao
more or less substantial advances,
some OF which were retained at the
close.
Investment conditions offered more
announcement than was found in the
stock market.
Total sales 702.O 900 shares.
Bonds were firm. Total shares. par
value. s5.125. O00.
United States bonds were un.
changed on call.
Logan q Bryan's Closing Stock Letter.
NEW YORK. April 22.-Asfde from
the copper stocks, which maintained =
Eoodly portion OF their advance. the
stock list displayed = re~actionary ten
dency aud apparently felt the weight OF
that realizing both from domestic and
foreign sources which has been IN pro-
gross for the past few days From the
looks OF things at tho close. IL seems
probable that the reccssion will cxtcn1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23

CHICAGO. April 22.-Hogs. receipts
5000 lower. Bulk s7.4Od7.60; light
tISbgI.I5; mixed S7.25u7.7O. heavy
Q7.O0. w.
cattle-Receipts $500: nrm. Native
beef steers S6lS4S $50; western trees
$3.50 $50: cows and heifers $4,000
$50; calves ss.bOIs.OO.
Sheep-Receipts 1900; weak. Sheep
$500 SIS; lambs tS.25H 1880.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, April 22-CattIe.
steady: supply light Choice 1875 a $50:
prime ss.00Is25.
Sheep-strong; supply fair. Prime
wethers t7.1Od7.SO: cults and commons
5000 400: lambs s6.50d 9.75.
Veal calves. 800 1000.
Hogs-Lower; receipts 10 doubiedecks.
Prime heavies t7.9ouS.OO: mediums and
heavy workers. $50: light workers. and
pig $500 q sos; roughs $3.50 $50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23

Donald p. Ford. DO years. and M1drsr
T. Mcgrail 60 years. of s~mithfieid.
Giovanni ChfistianL. 81 years. and
dam.
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FINAL account % vincenti Yankoski
estate.
inventory. etc. filed IN estate Of VIZ.
J. Gallagher.
joe Zanc4sal was made guardian Of
Frank and Mary swausI
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. Pa, April 22-Credit bal
ances f1.35. Runs 1873: average
St.04s. Shipments 57.tO9; average
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New York Stock Exchange.

WHEELING. W. Va. April 20. 'l5
Range Of active stocks on the New
1oFk Stock Exchange. corrected daily By
A. r. Masten a Co. brokers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23

9l-Neuralgyline Co. books close
April 2oth. as dividend payable Maj fst.
CO-books. close April nth, 4 per
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23

WHEELING. W. Va. April 20. rs.
The active Pittsburgh stocks eorrectea
daily BY a. Il. Aastrn a Co. bankers
building.
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

Total shares 70i.soo. Bonds sS.a,s. zoe.
Al-Ex-div. 81 per cont.
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Wheeling Live Stocks.

" Ht0oH t0mmIaaion CO.
20 w We April 20 IS
The Republican journal., 1915-05-06
DIED.

ADAMS. In Belfast, May l, DR.. Forest L..
Adams. aged DC years, II months and II days
BENSON. In Falrhaven. Mass, April ID, Miss
Margaret Benson, formerly of Belfast, aged 90
years.
BATTLES. In Frankfort, May 2. Katherine
widow of John Battles, aged IS years.
BOWEN. In Belfast. April 80. Dorothy A.
Bowen, aged months.
BRIDGES. In Brooklin, April 9, Mrs. Sophro-
MIA Bridges, aged 70 years, months, % days.
BUTLER. In Thomaston, April "a, Mrs Chris
topher Butler, aged 80 years.
CLARK. In Thomaston, April "a, Mrs, Eunice
Clark, aged 65 years, II months and days
CANDAGE. In Stonington, April 20. Asa Orrin
Candage, aged 70 years, months and 80 days
CoNARY In Bluehill, April 20, Mrs. Mary
Conary aged 70 years, l month and 20 days
CONDOR. In South BroOksville, April ~.
David Condor, aged SO years, 9 months. days.
CONDOR, In South Brooksville, April l9, Syl-
vester Condor, aged rs years, month, 70 days.
DAVIS In Northport, May 4, John W. Davis,
aged 81 years and months.
DYER. In North Haven. April "a, Abram
Dyer.
GILL1s. In North Haven, April 1s. George
Leo ellis, in the 87tn year Of his age.
Elizabeth Greedy, aged Is years. II months and
% days.
HARRIS. In Northport, April %. Enoch Har-
ris. aged 60 years.
JACOBS. In Hope, April 2s, Edward Jacobs,
native of Vinalhaven, aged 81 years. Inter-
ment at East Union.
ROBERTSON, In Monroe, April 26, Francena,
wife ofiWatson Robertson. aged " years and
months. t....
ROBERTS. In Waldo, April &c. Gilman Rob-
erts, aged "a years. -. .ssA-.... --4.'y. =
The Republican journal., 1915-05-06
CENTER KNOXVILLE.

Orrie Morse has twelve young pigs.
T. S. Erskine carries the pupils to the Carter
school.
Mrs. Martha Greeley has returned to South
Freedom.
James o. Bartlett passed his s7th birthday.
April 25th.
Mrs, E. Clement will teach the Center school.
which began Monday.
George Spear has been papering and paint
ing for Mrs. T. S. Erskine the past week.
Sunday, April 18th. son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. George Choate. Mrs. Almeda Morse
is caring for Mrs. Choate.
A new directory has been gotten out by the
Knox & Montville Telephone Co. and present
ed to the patrons on the line.
Harold Foster, who is working for the Ken
nebec Canoe & Boat Co. in Waterville, was at
home for tn e week lend and returned Monday
! Leland Young and family moved TO their
farm in Belfast a week ago. Mr.. Young has
carried on the Frye farm for several years
but was obliged to give up the work on account
of ill health. Everett Clement Of Waldo takes
his place.
Those who have not removed the tent cater
piller eggs had better attend to it right away
as they are already Matching and as soon as
the leaves come ont will begin spinning their
nests in the fork of twig, and as they grow
will add to their nest until it becomes very
unsightly thing. If all would attend to it our
trees would present much better appearance
this summer.
The Republican journal., 1915-05-06
..wINrERPoRT.
Mrs. Bessie Ellingwood is iii with the grip.

+ mrs. Bessie Ellingwood ID Ill with the grip,
Miss Lucinda Ide has returned to Belfast.
where she has employment IS q trained nurse,
after spending two weeks with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Ide.
Friends of MRS. Roscoe Knowles are much
pleased to learn that she was able to return
home, after, receiving surgical treatment for
the past two months at the Eastern Maine
General hospital.
Friends here were saddened by the death of
Marcellus Tenney, which occurred April 26th
at the home OF Mrs Charles Smith IN New
burg, after long and painful Illness his age
was Y years. He is survived BY three chill
dren. Frank Tenney Of Orono, Mrs. Edward
Whitcomb and Mrs. Lottie Simpson of Dix
mont. Mr.. Tenney was man OF high Chris
tian character kind hearted. ready to assist
the suffering and needy. Funeral services
were held at South Newburg chapel, Wednes-
Singing was furnished by Dixmont friends.
The floral offerings were beautiful.
Mr.. and Mrs, Albert C. Edmunds gave a
wedding reception to $50 friends at Good Will
K. of P. hall, April 26th. Dancing was enjoy
ed until late hour, with excellent music fur
nished by Cobbs orchestra of Newburg. The
bridal couple were introduced by W. s. Little
field, who. with Mrs. Lttlefield. led the march.
followed by Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Edmunds. Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Edmunds and others who re-
ceived the guests. Refreshments were served
during the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Edmunds
were the recipients of many beautiful and cost
ly gifts, among them being a buffet from
members of Good Will K. of P. lodge. set Of
dishes from members of Northern Light
Grange, of which the groom is master; also
many other gifts, consisting of sllverware, ia
BILE linen, etc, together with the best wishes
of very large circle of friends for happy
and prosperous future.