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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-24
WOODLANDS

Woodland. W. Va. July 2%.-The
remains Of Miss Georgia Burton. VINO
died AT her home in Warwood las
Friday evening was broug ht TO Wood
land last Monday and taken to Grace
chapple where funera! services were
held, after which the body was laid |"
rest in the family lot al Grace chapple:
The SUNDAY school picnic which was TO
be held at Grace chupplc Saturday. July
80, was Indefinitely postponed. i
thu funeral of Mr.. Boston,s SISTER. Mrs
Frank Rhodes at Hannibal, g. MONDAY.
Miss Minnie Blattlcr of Wheeling. Is
visiting her parents u Woodland: l..
Miss Rosia shepherdS, OF tiSn GIe Shcn -
visiting her cousin, MISS Hahhah ShcP-
herd OF Taylor's Ridge. .,.s,.
MIR Francis Yohu was 4 business
visitor mt Moundsrillr. Friday.
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. TlHley ana wv
children of Huntington. are Spcnaine d
few days the plcasn,ni |, ; Eu%Sts u '"' .
Miss Selma. HARRISON returned nnI,le
Friday evening from Moundsville' "here
She attended tn" examination;
Clifford Franklin is nj Mounds'tt, as
taking treatment from Dr. Co'eft ioi
Mrs George Schlobohnn and son.
Arthur. Of Long Bottom. o., are Vlsit.hs
friends at Woodland. .
TIL l. Yuhn OF Ryan's ridge, was
Muundsvillc visitor Friday. NJ
pnr Snho and q. c. RaumbcrGrr OF
Rurch ridge. attended the examination
a, NnundsyiIlc Thursday and Friday
Arthur. Yoho OF McMechcn, spent iast
sunday with his parents. Mr.. ana MIS-. ~
q. Ynho. ,,o-.
Miss Rernice Bowman was business
visitor in Wheeling. Friday
Mir. and Mrs Nell Burton Mr. ana
Mrs, Will Ruckman attended the run
cral of Miss Georgia Burton at "r"cc
chapple Monday. - bo-
Miss Ruth Miller Is confined TO hcr
home suffering with mumpS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn BaSsett and lam
,lv passed through Woodland last sun
day evening enroute /" their nom on
IGsvncs ridge. after n couple OF days
enent with relatives on Taylors Ridge.
Joan Habermehl was attending 10
h,,siness MT Darlington Wednesday.
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rIanpinRton Briefs,

Mrs. T. ". Ellint and daughter. MIL
bred. ara visiting relatives 1T Glover
Gap.
iting Paul and Edgar HaLrA$'. On Burt
Mrs. L. \. L!nc"muth and daughter,
Miss Marion. of Rochelle, \. Y. f9r-
nerly OF Huntington. az" WISHING Teia ,
tivcS Ia Falrmont. They viii Visit
The Misses Ircn. and Ethel O'Neil are
visiting relatives In FarkcrSburg.
Miss Gladys Connolly has returned
home from Il camping Trip AT MARION
Miss Mary Russell. Ui Fa.rmonl, accom-
Mayor II. Is. Really and son. John
have returned from motor try 10 Iar-
Harry Thomas. who for II number OF
years has been employed 1t Bowers pot
terry, has gone to Chil!Cu;he, ONO, where
he has accepted Il position.
l.. II. Hess j. 4 business TlCltoF III
Mrs. Guy clayton aand son. Phil OF
Fuirmont. are visiting the former
mot her, Mrs. Clara Dc!tz.
Mrs. VIM. II. Dcrr. OF PhIladelphla
who has been actively engaged IN SUI.
traEc work in this district Tor INC pas
Two weeks, has returned Ia hcadqunr-
terS at MorEantnwn.
Mrs G. G.. BaSncll, Wi" had her manu-
badly crushed i'll 4 toiI!nS door sot'o
days ago. Is improving.
Mir Charles Brown. Of PITTSBURGH, Is
business visitor in town.
Mr.. liardmau, nf Cincinnati, o.. was a
business visitor IN town Frl"HE.
The Misses Foley of ilitsunrEh are
visiting their aunt, Mrs. VI. t!ulcrh' III
Mr. =. ". iIanlcy. Of i.osan>r"rt, is a
business visitor in Fairm"nI today.
MIR. \. W. prichHrG was Il business VS.
itor in Sew MartnSvillc. W: Va TIE
last few days. .
MIR. Gcorgr VI. AIlrndcr, Of Paramount;
better known as Mart" AllGndrr, passed.
away Thursday afternoon. Jul! ~. l'lo,
nj The home of Or. y. c. Brad ley NJ
Cross Roads. Mun"u gahclin county. VT.
Allrn,Ialrr has been IN failing health LOT
about TWO years past. suffering from
heart trouble and complications: n lev
weeks ago Mr.. All"ndcr and his VIE
went 10 The bradley county nome an q
visit during the heated season. he had
been getting along we'll apparently. On
Thursday morning Al about : o CLOCK ne
WAS taken suddenly worse ana ne lAilt"
ra pidIy. passing away at O'CLOCK p H.
The remains were taken To tahNprluEe''
.. He WAS Il member oil the Mhhtlhe
ton lodge of MaSons.
John bell. ihc local tailor. has gone 70
Baltimore. Md. Ia purchase a STOCK OIL
woolcns for his fat! and winter trade
II. j. Taught IS Il business visltor IN
Shnnston. ,.,.-
itor in town Saturday.
Mrs, Nm. I3ogeSs and son, Charles
arc visiting friends III tlarkSburg. l.
Miss Beatrice Hall, of talrmons- IS
visiting friends III town. :,
Mrs. Jane Tree SIM remains critically
at her home in Bcrcttown.
MIR. and Mrs II. .H. Beatty and SON
John. ard Mr. and Mrs. l.. ". fritflth
and daughter has left for visiting trip
on the Allegheny Club reserve,
MIR. and Mrs. James Ford. OF Cumber-
land, Md, and Mrs. Robert sullivan ana
~" cLiIIrcn mutnred here Friday from
tairInunt and were the guests or Mr..
and Airs. n. J. Mathews.
Mrs. John l:Icc. Of Joctown has nccn
taken "a Cook Hospital in Fnlrm"nt Tor
Il surgical operation.
Alien McLain. nf Shinnston is a bust
ness visitor in town.
Nm. EarGly has returned from a visit
SIlrcb
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Briefs and Personals.

Mrs. George Crawford and daughter
Clara OF Graysville. visited friends here
Tuesday.
Mrs. Sural Lentz. has returned 10 he:
home ut Antioch. after lew DAYS WISH
with friends here.
Elder ". ~ Burcher. OF Fcnnsril!e, IS
holding Z series Of meetings at the
Church Of Christ at Antioch.
Clarence Gadd returned 10 petrol,
Mich, Friday after few days WISH
Gadd lie is engaged in the confection-
cry business with his brother.
Miss Dee Eritld and Mrs. Jacob KEN
hen lc(t Wednesday for kirkwood. Ill
for 4 several weeks visit. with Air. ana
Mrs. Alfred Okcy.
D.. wcr" guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dafld
Eddy, III" first OF the week.
Miss Edna l.anrr. OF columbus, Is
visiting relatives and friends IN Woods
field. ,r
the local grounds. Costello WIFI pllCh
-! Mrs. r!s' R SI Mclloet. of EcaIlsylllc Is
visiting friends here this week.
Mrs. Mary McCurdy. Of Crane H"st
has been visiting her son. Charles ana
Born. Tuesday. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Schwali. O. South Main street. a son.
Mrs. NJ. /. Webb, of Malaga. Is the
guest Of Mrs. O. +. Way.
Mrs. Okey Mann and children arc VS.
iting Rcllaire relatives
Oliver Grecnbank. Of Bcllalre, spen'
Sunday here with his family.
Mrs. S. J. Devault has returned 10 nc!
home at LainEs. after a Few DAYS WISH
with her son. John. and family.
Prof. Thurman Smith is visiting MS
mother at Caldwell.
Mrs. Sarah Tidd and son Frank. moved
moved 10 GAINESVILLE Thursday, whcTt
they will mako their future home.
]. y. Mcllott. OF HcallSvllle X. ~. WAS
trnnsRcting business here the first Of
the week.
Misses Ethel and Mercedes and Mr
Lester Rurkhardt Of Drnorh. Ia. are
The guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. }. {. iannah
and other relatives of this place.
Harry Hamilton and Miss Lulu Faum'
berger. Beallsvill". were invited in mar
rage Il; the VI. T.. parsonage saturday
Thn ". c. T. I. will mc~t Attic hone
of Mrs A. l.. pnlr, Tuesday eN"h.hT
July 18th. at $50. =
Mrs. c. Bledenh"rn, OF SoIncrt"n. IL
the guest of W. (. Mooney and FANNY
rom Marmcc has sold his race horse
Baronwood 10 Tom Craig, or nc'a
Laings, 9.
on the track At the fair grounds pre-
paratory 10 the fa,c 10 be held August
Is, /. II.
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IMPROVEMENT IN MARKET
CONDITIONS

Advices from New Orleans are that
the lumber production situation shows
some better signs. nasmuch as the
threatened serious drop in prices has
been checked, temporarily at least.
The lumber prices are still weak, ow-
Ing TO the overproduction. but the cur.
failing Of production by the bigger
manufacturers who foresaw, the, dan
Ger of a decrease in orders has begun
10 stabilize the market on lower levels
than prevailed during the early spring.
Production according TO latest reports
Is still above shipments and orders.
but the variance is not so great as
was the case few weeks ago.-Man'
ufacturers Record
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HAMMOCK, 0,

BANNOCK. O.. July 23.-Scrl"usly
hurt by fall Of lumber: H"Tprrt 'f"SSHtt,
tho youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gossct,. n youth ur about eight years
was hurt on Monday afternoon. Her
bert. with some other companions. were
playing on large pile of lumber when
suddenly il gave away, ana Topped oItr.
falling over him, but only catching one
limb, which was broken between the
knee and hip. and below the knee the
flesh being torn and penetrated from me
Splintcrs Off the lumber. MI OF TN"
other boys escaped injury. lie WAS luke
in tho evening by John Taylor In his
machine with his father and mother 10
Wilson Hospital in Martins Ferry
where his mother remained with him.
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Donolh Martin to wod IN Columbu

Donald Il. Martin. publicity manager
for thu Columbus. o.. Chamber OF Com
ricrcc. and Miss Naucitl Hooker. dauin-
ter Ci Mrs. aMTstrrt shaw. were u"lcl
" married ~ the lattcr's apartments III
me Southern Hotel, at columbus. Satui =
day July -" Rev lIdmOndS, Il retired
minister and uncle Of the groom. OF i
cia,Ing. Nh Martins Is n son 81 Mr.
and Mrs. +. ". Martin. of WoodSticlt'
and Il nephew OF Congressman W. =:
Mooney. Mr.. Martin and bride VIII
leave. Tor the east whore h" Will attend
school Tor comucrcial secretaries IN
Ithaca y. Y.
Mr.. Martin * 4 gurGuat" from arts
and law 1t ohio State University ana
ais, took IL course NJ * cnyun college.
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Business Places Change Locations.

The :. Z. IhiIlips 4 Co. jewelers.. arc
moving into !nr new quarters In the
lew Phillips blOck on market street.
The building. which is nearing COM
pl"tiuu, has three store rooms on Mar
knt street. and covers the ruins Of the
lire Of 1912.
Mr. Phillips expects when settled to
have one OF the finest Jcwclry stores In
this section.
Claude C. BaSnett Will occupy the
room of The Phillips jcwelry store on
Market street. after extensive improve
ments have hccn made \ new front
and display windows vii! add greatly 10
the room and VIII max" Il Splendid loca-
lion for at up-to-tiuI" shu,. stores.
Bu;h Of these changes s.r. IN line with
n forward movement III the business life
Of Manningtur.
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HEAT CAUSED SUICIDE.

srcclal Dispatch to Tho Int%!IiEcncG,r;
~ ~ 49, ,n.dny decided that John Miller. n
rnrmcr, committed suicide AS III" result
-, i!' ht inr driven insane by the heat late
Ut lie procured II deadly liquid
nelson and drank it under hiE tree on
I MI ~ later. SIX small children sur
yivc him.
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Mru Martin Reall Dies.

Mrs. Martha Bcall an aged woman
widow OF the late Josiah Beall DIED
quite suddenly at her home west or this
place aged 81 years.
Mrs. Beall was IL native OF this .coun-
,y and is the last OF n family OF nine
children Of the family OF William And
erson Mrs. Beall fell about three years
ago. when coming out OF the pank DuLi ~.
inr in Flushing, fracturing her hip
willie not confined 10 her bed she was
never able 10 walk.
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Monroe Bank Increases Surplus.

The board of directors OF the Monroe
Bank. ut their July meeting. voted 10 IN
crease their surplus S1.uuup. rms makes
a surplus of $G5,uUU and with its CAPT
tai OF $4,000. stockholders liability
$4,000. is protection fund OF SlG0,O"O
10, It's dcpoSitorS.
The last statement or the bank shows
deposits of over threc-lourlhs Of MIL
lion dollars.
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Leave for HON Q,

Mr.. and airs. Hnrmcr Lyle and two
little children. blanche Vivian and
James Wilbur. OF Kansas City, who have
spent the past few weeks with. friends
in this community, and of Uni"ntown.
left Wheeling Thursday evening Tor
their home. Mr. and Mrs Fred TAYLOR
having taken them TO Wheeling IN the
machine and spending the day.
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WARRINGTON

MANNINCiTON. W. Va. July 23.-Nr
and Airs. Oscar l.. Hayes entertained tho
Misses Josephine and Lois Clarke. u:
this city. and Miss Alice Vessels and
Mr. Dudley Lawrence. Of Washington, J.
g.. IN 4 pleasant social evening al tnclr
home on East Main street Tuesday eve
ming.
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WOODSF|ELD, 0.

WOOpSFlELD. -. J"ly c5.-Satur-
dav morning meeting WAS held IN the
office Of the county superintendent o.!
schools ut which Guy MciNelV"E' OF
G vc-,. township. and Clarence GiNen9. .!
Wayne township. were chosen from
Among the corn boys to attend the rta'r
fair II; the expense OF The agricultural
yuInmiSS iull OF ohio.
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UNIONTOWN
Returned Home.

'NlONTOWN. o.. Jury 23.-,''r. Har-
NOR Lyle and family, who have oeen
masI Two weeks started for their home
Thursday OF this week.
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OIL COMPANY INCORPORATED.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. July GA
certificate of incorporation has been is
sued hv tn. secretary OF state TO the
m III oii and Gas company Of Charles.
ton; nu;horia cd capital SIS moo: incor.
porators: James y. HolIey. Samuel
stephenson. Ira 4. Sayr", \: II. koont2
and Paul J. Newton. all OF Charleston.
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chautauoua Closes Tuesday.

Tn" ,.hautauquN held by the Lincoln
rhasIluuuuu Association OF ChichHo'
closed Tuesday night ana was c"nSlucE
ii yhc best ever held in the city. y
contract WAS signed up for next year.
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Progressive Club Met.

The Wheeling Valley Progressing ciuo
met at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charie!
Lee Wednesday evening or TINS "eeh,
rood program was rendered and a dainty
lunch served.
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New Cases Filed In Common Pleas court

Wayne OH Tank & Pump Co. VS. Buit
Rice x Co. appeal! action on account,
Aglun WhiItHcrr vs.. Isaac L. McGll-
ton: mandatory injunction.
The Star Ice " Storage Co. vs.. L. b
Taylor: money.
Ecllc MclI"l; VS.. Forest Mcllott; di-
Norce md 0llmNnN.
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Clnh Meeting.

The Wheeling Valley PrcCresslv" 'Iuh
met with Mr. AMI Mrs. c. p. L." on
Wednesday evening. a literary, program
was carried out and a enjoyable "y"n-
ing. spent hy all present. 4 delicious
luncheon was served by Mrs. l!"". as
sisted by hcr daughters, Misses Martina
and Sara Lee.
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T.oaI Eav.

John Williamson. Of st. Clairsvillc.
tho C;,al"r in hay. wool. etc. was IN
town tn" first of tho week. having two
cars Of balcd hay loaded and shipped
which he recently bought of W. \. Mer-
rift and F. L. Bramhall.
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Lyle Reunion

The children and grandchildren OF
Mrs. Icephine Lyle held reunion q!
this week thirty-two persons were pres
cnt and enjoyed the day.
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The $4,000 inhabitants which were.
credited to Dawson City. Alaska, dur
ing the height Of the 1898 gold rush
have now dwindled 10 a mere 1000.
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Briefs.

Briefs.
Mrs. John Loear left for pi! City. "a.
Wednesday morning. 20 attend tho fu-
neral .: aar hrotherin-!ow. Mr.. Ci"SC.
Miss Kathryn NcCoSN"y spent Thurs
day aad rr!cay in Ststersr!i!c as the
CUES: of Miss sara Bale.
Mrs |. =. Morgan WAS hostess to tie
Ladies Md society ~ IN" First W. r..
chrnrch. Thursday afternoon; ,a -
her Molas on n" Sou.h side after
weeks visit with her brother. Mr.. Wink
Ter. % .Nkrna, Q.
sucS, .: her sister. Mrs. Jacob Google.
{. Z. Highland loft for ATLANTIC City.
where re Will sa"rd w"rt.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Gilbert have r"-
turned I" their hone. at:er spend:nG
some t!ns as tho guests ~ their son.
Dallas. at Fns;oria. O.
r.. J. w Good, OF rari"n city. was a
7rotresSin2a. caller II TIE city Nednes-
iIrs. j. \. Schreii and daughters,
Mary. Losea,y and RUth. have returned
10 ;hn:- :somc. after br:3C the guests or
friends IN Mouri$v;!".
Nr. Mont MrIn;icc has returned 20 the
city. after visiting s:Tsra! interesting
Mrs. Iohn WocdHocl. - Nhccl:7s.
s7ea; Thursday and Friday in the city
ins:c"c;i's; a.r ctass II 7;anotor;e.
l':as. MGM;.an. Of :Gi~ ely.
W T. Mar,in. o: Mana:nstcSr. was a
business visitor in ne .t;y this week.
:. y. Allan. o: Silver HAL was bust
ross ..;I~r ~ -. -" Wednesday.
JUDGE 2 = Morris IS confined N MS
io-i- IN ~ nov;E side. threatened VITA
typhoid fever.
Miss Virginia Rarr.ck returned We'd
s:<,-:, Mrs. Go. i!as;iic. - !.i;tshursh
NJ. AID Mrs. g. r. Sw:Ger left FOR
their h"m" a: nola, afr being. the
GUESTS OF NJ. aard Mrs. Thomas Bur
Misses ital"n and Mabel kcoush arc
;tc guests of friends IN Clar%sburs this
Or. J.. NJ. skinner le:t for Nashville
Team. where b. Will look after business
matters.
M:<.>Nm. R:a>t. "t FarkArshurS was
visiting friends III the city Wednesday.
Mrs !: NJ. Bowen and Mrs. Vim. Fran
cis attended N" cnautauiua II sisters
vile "Wednesday evening.
S,i,:ir. . E. NrIEtyr". ~ S:nithtAld
was business caller in the city We'd
ncSday..
John B. Whitman nj P"rtrrSfalls. was
calling on friends in ne city NcdncS-
day.
thaS. Robinson. Of Reader. was a bust.
reSS aller III h..cic? Wednesday.
r. l.. Robinson has returned from m
extended business trip 10 Tulsa. Okla.
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WHEELING TRACTION.
COMPANY
~ e.
Revised Express Car Schedule.
In effect July II, 1915.
=
Moundsville Division.

Leave McMechcn Barn...... 500 am:
Arrive 18th St, wheeling. $40 am
Leave 10Th. Wheeling. ...... $3.50 d n.
Arrive MoundSville ...-..... 11:1S Z. NJ
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NEW MARTINSVILLE

23.-Miss Mabel Potts entertained few
of her girl friends, Thursday evening. at
her ho9e on Maple avenue. at a dinner
party. Those present were Misses Eve
Ign Clark Mabel LcNty and Hazel stone
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Picnic supper.

The girls basket ball team OF Mag
nol:a high school gave picnic in honor
OF Miss Wilma Newton. OF Canton. O. at
Padeu Park. Tuesday evening. Miss
Newton IS the house guest os Mss Hazel
Dunlap. Miss Dunlap is the girls basket
bali coach. and ST." ais, charerored the
crowd. they let in the afternoon and
enjoyed an uGtIas and picnic supper. The
evening was spent n dancing IN the pa
Tl..v:.
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Miss Helen Virginia Ncsbitt. an elo-
cutionlst of New Martinsville, will give
a recital the Dallas NJ. z. church
Thursday evening, July q. 1915. Re-
freshments will be Served during the
tend.
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SOUTH WINDHAM.

Miss Eflie Stowell is at work for
Mrs, Fales.
Mrs. L. A. Robinson is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. A. ]. Westcott.
W. l.. Tenney is home from his work
IN BrattlebOro to do his haying
Warren Rhodes and family attended
church here Sunday and visited at Alva
Harris's.
Miss Helen Fales of Boston is at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. T. Fales
G. i. Carleton and family were in
WardSboro Friday to attend the tuner
al Of Mrs. Axtell.
Mrs. Forrest Jenison is spending
two weeks with her sister, Mrs. Swan,
in Newton, Mass.
Lyman c. Je1ison of Claremont. n.
H., is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L.. f. Jenison.
L. X. Bridgeo and family and A. f.
Cheney and family attended church in
Thompsonburg Saturday.
Little Ruth Swan, who spent the
past year with her aunt, Mrs. Forrest
Jenison, has returned to her home in
Newton, Mass.
The children of the King class will
hold a JOY social Thursday evening,
July q. The program will consist Of
music recitatiOns and farce. A small
admission fee will be charged. lee
cream and cake will be on sale after
the social
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PERSONAL.

Miss Dorothy Knight began work this
morning as clerk in j. F. Mann s store
Mrs. F. I. Swift went to Athol today
ito visit relatives a week.
Miss Emily Shea went Tuesday to
Rutland to visit her grandfather, Peter
Donahue.
Mrs. +. A. Dalton went today to her
former home in Rumford, Me- to visit
her parents.
Edward Shea of New York is visiting
III town with his uncle, Z. }. Shea OF
Grove street.
Mrs. Jennie B. Powers, agent of the
keene humane society, is in town to-
day on business.
Mrs Clarke c. Fits and son, Osmer,
Went this afternoon to Mystic Conn,
to visit until Sunday.
Mrs. q. B. Macomber of Newton,
Mass, is a guest in the home of her
daughter, Mrs. D.. p Dewitt.
Fred S. Knight, who underwent an
operation for acute appendicitis in the
Memorial hospital Saturday, is doing
we'll
Mr. and Mrs George w. Gilman have
returned from Boston, where they took
their daughter, Mrs. Robert Stickney,
and daughter, Dorothy, to their home
by automobile.
Miss Margaret Doyle, who is having
a threeweeks' vacation, is spending
the week i'll Boston. From there she will
go to her home in Mortified (Vt.) to
visit two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Beland of Au-
burn, Mass, who are on their wedding
trip, called on friends in town briefly
today. They are on their way by auto
mobile tor Portsmouth, n II.
l.. H. Barber and w. f. Barber of
this town and f. f. Sharp of the West
ern Electric Co Of Philadelphia went
this afternoon to North Adams. Mrs.
W. f. Barber and daughter, Ethel, ac-
companied them to Wilmington, where
| they will visit.
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EAST DOVER.

Mrs. Charles Edwards visited Mrs.
Lyman May in South Newfane Mon
day.
Mrs. Eta Devenaugh and son,
John, of Waterbury, Conn, are guests
at Bert Davis 5.
Miss Grace Trevenon spent her
Morse, in Townshend
Mrs W. D. Howe and daughter,
Ruby, and Mrs. Ralph Howe spent
last week in Northfeld.
Mrs. G. d. Hale, Mr.. and Mrs. u.
NJ. Hale and daughter. Louise, spent
Sunday at Wales Adams 3 in Brat
tleboro.
f. +. Yeaw has near his house a
pear tree on which the pears are near
~ half grown, and there is one limb
in full bloom.
Mrs. Joe Miller and little son, Clar-
ence, came Saturday to spend a few
weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
NJ. A. Moore.
Sidney Putnam of Bedford, Iowa.
has been visiting his nieees. Mrs.
win Yeaw and Mrs. NJ. A. Moore. a
week or more.
II. II. Forester of Wardsboro and
Mr.. Hodge of Boston were in town
Tuesday aud Wednesday inspecting
the telephone lines
Mrs. f. r. Betterley and son. Ed
ward, Of Springfield, Mass, are Wis
| lting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs f. II.
| Pratt, and sister, Mrs. c. +. Prouty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bellows and
daughter Of Wilmington and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. J. Lazelle of Brattleboro
We're guests Sunday of Mrs. D. Niles.
Sabin Yeaw of Brattleboro and
daughter, Mrs. Harry Kimball of
Clyde, Ohio, visited the first of the
week at W. l.. Yeaw :, d. s. Proutv 5
and \. +. Jones 5.
Fanny Powers broke small branch
from an apple tree at Dover Center
which had six blossoms and three
| apples on the same branch The an
piles were about as big as small wal
| nuts
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Halliday spent
| the weekend in the home Of their
son, Walter Halliday, in Brattleboro.
| Mr.. lIalladay returned home Monday.
Mrs. Halliday remained for longer
visit. Mrs. Lucien Hunt is house
keeper while she is away.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schieldge
and Mrs Schieldge s father, August
| Tumbler, of South Manchester, Conn,
were weekend guests at Frank
1eaw 5. George Pound returned
home with them Sunday for two
weeks visit Mr.. Pound then will
visit his sister in New York state.