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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-01-07
NOT PERSONALLY LIABLE
FOR FUNDS OF SEMINOLE co.
Supreme Court Exonerated Willie
Jones, w. A. Clark and I. 5.
Bryan From Blame.

The Record.
The South Carolina supreme cour'
this morning in an opinion written oJ
Associate Justice George W. Gage de-
cided th:.t Willie Jones, W. A. Clari
and T. S. Bryan, three prominent bus
mess men of Columbia, are not per
sonaIly liable to the stockholders o.
the Seminole Securities company tol
$50 900 involved in the TRANSACTION
whereby the Seminole bought controll'
ing interest in the Southern Life In
surance Company of North Carolina
They are absolved from all blame bJ
the court, which upholds the decision
of the circuit court.
Associate Justice Fraser filed dis,
senting opinion in the Case.
History Not Necessary.
The court, in it's opinion, says it is
not necessary to write down the his
tory of the defunct Seminole securl-
ties company. The action was brought
by ]. S. Klugn, T. ]. Crymes, ). L.
Watson and ]. F. Dalton against the
Seminole Securities company, John Y
Darlington, ]. S. Young, willie Jones'
w. A Clark, T. S. Bryan and others
The court states that the single ques-
ton involved in the appeal is: Are
the defendants Clark, Jones and Bryan
personally liable to the stockholders
of the Seminole Securities company
for 100000 for breach of trust? The
circuit court found that they were not
and We agree"
The charter for the Seminole Secur1-
ties company was granted January 8,
1908. The authorized capital was
$500 900. The subscribed capital Was
s27O 900. The cash paid in capital was
s97 92S.S7 or more. The trust agree
ment was executed January 81, l9OS'
The stock of the Southern Life was
bought October 8, 1908. Action for a
receiver was begun December 16, 1908
and a receiver was appointed on the
29th of that same month. A settlement
with the Southern Life was made on
February 2, 1909, and the settlement
approved by the court on February 10
.9Tne enterprise, therefore, ran its
whole career within twelvemonth,
says the court, continuing, 'tnis action
is sequel thereto"
"The plaintiff stockholders" says the
opinion, "are amongst those who un-
dertook to hoist this enterprise"
In another paragraph the court uses
this language:
"It is true Darlington and his I'M
mediate associates were the initiatora
Of the scheme, but plaintiffs and all
the stockholders stood by like Saul
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-01-07

consenting to the death. And they are
those now complaining against Clark
and Jones and Bryan because the
scheme foiled.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-01-07
Goodnight Corns,
Good-Boy "Gets-I'
New-Plan Corn Remed That
Never Fails The Simple,
Common Sense Way

You poor corn-limpeTs, with corn
wrinkles and heart pains! Sit lown
tonight and put few drops of Gets
1t" the simp est corn remedy in the
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-01-07
Easy to axe
No pain or
Ache.

It's no longer necessary to bear the
weakening sickness and terrible nau-
sea that always follows dose of calo-
mel.
LIV-VER-LAX cleanses the torpid
liver. and livens up the whole system
by ridding it of the clogging rolsons.
Yet it works so gently and pleasantly
that you hardly know you've taken it.
LIV-VER-LAX, being purely vege-
table, is absolutely harmless, and does
not tear up the system like calomel.
And it's guaranteed to be satisfactory,
or the druggist will return your money.
For sale by Glider &c Weeks, P. E.
Way and VIM. G. Mayes.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-01-07

die 0siaine That Does Not Affect The Head
Because of its tonic and laxative effect. LAXA-
TIVE BROMO DUMMIES is better than ordinary
Ouiuine and does not cause nervousness nor
Ringing IN head. Remember the full uame and
look xor the signature 81 z. ". CD We. 2Sc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sortell of Water
bury are the guests OF friends in the
city for few days
Regular meeting OF Bright Star Rebek-
all lodge, No. is, Wednesday evening
March /, at 1880 o'clock for practice.
Hear the medley march on the vietrola
by the six Brown brothers Instrument
saxophone record No. 1882, at Bailey's,
IA Elm street
Kenneth AIacRae. manager OF the Tn
ion Dry Goods store, returned yesterday
from New York, where he has been
spending few days buying spring goods
for the store.
George Kent of South Barre returned
last night from Detroit, Mich, where he
went to accompany his mother lin law
Mrs. J. NJ. Ward, on her return trip from
a prolonged visit in that place.
The Philathea class OF the Baptist
church will hold their social evening at
the home of Mrs. Ingls, Clark street,
Wednesday evening, March 2. All mem
bers and friends are cordially invited
w F. Manning of Plainfeld. n. j..
well known retail monument dealer, is
registered at Hotel Barre while making
a stay of several days in the Barre gran
tie belt. George r. Ford of Boston, pub
Usher of Granite, Marble & Bronze, is
also a guest at Hotel Barre while here
on business.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-29
TALK OF THE TOWN
BeautifnI wash goods al Abbott's.


Victor yictrolas, SIS, S25, $40, $50, s75
800, $3.50 and s200. Sold on easy pay
ments at Bailey's, Ia Elm street.
Miss Hnckley OF Montpelier seminary,
who recently gave readings in this city
under the auspices Of the Woman's club,
will again appear before Barre audi
enee in the near future, as she is to read
at the Hedding NJ. i. church on the even.
ing of March s.
Among the visitors in the city yester
day and to-day were the following peo-
Pile: G. L. Poole and j. A. Hunter of
st. Johnsbury, j. j. Buchanan of Lis
bon, n. H.. T. w. Telles OF Rochester,
NJ. A. Brendel of Burlington, +. r. Row
ell of Woodsville, N. H., DIR. II n. jackson
of Burlington b. l.. Beals of Brandon and
R. S. King of st. Johnsbury.
r. X Russell, general manager Of the
Memorial Art Co., of Buffalo, n. Y, ar
rived in the city this morning and is
staying at Hotel Barre while making
sojourn Of several days in the Barre
granite belt Mr.. Russell is one OF the
moving spirits in a company organized
only recently to promote the use OF
standard GRANTEES and superior bronze
in the construction of a sepulcher which
is finding wide favor in monumental cir
cles Many dealers who have adopted
the sepuleher devised by the Buffalo COM
pany, have stipulated the use of Barre
granite in their memorials. Mr.. Russell
expects to visit Barre regularly in the
future.
Tonight the board of aldermen meets
for it's last regular session before cleo
tion, although the council is to hold its
regular irst-of-the- month meeting next
Monday night on the eve of the elections.
This evening the city fathers will prob
ably consider measures for the relief of
Gales meadow granite manufacturers,
who are petitioning for more adequate
fire protection. Supt. F. o. Lee and the
fire and water committees have under
consideration proposals for the enlarge
ment of the water main and the addition
of fire alarm boxes and hydrants. A
petition asking for the extensions was
presented at the regular meeting last
week. Every manufacturer in the mead
ow appended his name on the paper.
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woman's Club Notes.

The first OF series of study classes in
literature, arranged by the educational
department Of the Woman's' club, was
held last evening in Aldrich hall under
the direction OF S. HOLSTER Jackson
The subject for the evenings discussion
was the Rubaiyat Of Omar Khayyam
After brief historical sketch, Mr.. Jack.
son read and explained the Fitzgerald
translation Of the poem, bringing out
the many modern ideas of the
old tent maker. 1t is probable that Mr..
jackson will conduct three more meet
ings of the class.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-29
MIDDLESEX.

Miss Bessie Stockwell came Saturday
from her school in Norwich for five
weeks vacation.
The home circle will meet with Mrs.
Edwin Dana on Thursday afternoon Of
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. T. Miles have moved
their household goods from Montpelier
into the George Smalley tenement.
Mrs. r. I. White of Waterbury was a
guest OF her husband at N. Stockwell's
several days last week.
Don't forget the prize speaking con
est at Holden hall Friday evening, March
3. Every school in town viii be repre-
sented and it is hoped that a good at
tendance may be present
Mrs H. W. Comstock, who was i'll with
grip last week. is better
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-29
Bargain Basement

Ore lot of Fancy Buttons, in sets
to match, both small and large sizes
for coats and waists, These all colors
and shapes at 10c per card tjust
about half price,.
One lot of large-size White Pearl
Buttons, worth Toe, at sc per yard.
One lot of Ocean Pearl Buttons, as
sorted designs. Many of them are Zoe
and lie Buttons. Your choice of these
at DC per yard.
Children's Black Hose, in all sizes
from & TO o. These have three-thread
double knee, Hose made with good
heavy foot, as good as you are getting
at l5e per pair. If you get these, the
price will be Zoe per pair.
Half case of Ladies' Fast Black lp-
witch Lisle Hose. Everyone knows
that these are 25c Hose. These in our
bargain basement at l9c per pair. All
sizes if you come early.
One lot of silk Gloria Umbrellas,
l.5O values This one lot at CSC
each
One lot OF soc Ladies Night Gowns
at 39c each.
Children's Trimmed Drawers, as
sorted sizes, at &c each.
Misses Drawers, assorted sizes, at
15c each.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-29
WAITSFIELD.

Coming, Saturday, March 4, the Kim
yon koncert kompany, under the aus
piees of Maple Rebekah lodge.
The ladies aid will serve dinner on
town meeting day at the NJ. f. church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kew are the par.
ents of daughter, born Friday, Feb %.
Earle Joslin has been home from Bos-
ton for vacation.
James Irving is confined to his home
by illness and had consultation of doe
tors Monday.
Miss Ruth Norcross of Waterbury was
Sunday guest at w. Wright's.
The funeral of John Stuart, who died
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-29
Bargain Basement
Goods that you buy here will allow you quite a saving
The following few of specials this department
Bargain Basement

II any one of these values was add
vertised for Saturday sale, you
would be early at that sale. You
should show more interest in this
basement sale, for there are lots Of
bargains to see at one time.
Twenty-five-cent and Soc Fancy Rib
bons for hats and hair ribbons. These
at 19c per yard.
One lot of Bontex Turkish Bath
Soaps. This while it lasts at &c per
cake or soc per dozen. tcall early
for this,
One lot of yard.wide l0c White
Longcloth, this for underwear and
light work. Here at TIC per yard.
One lot of l5c Outing in Tan and
Blue Stripes at 10c per yard.
One lot of 25c Scotch Ginghams and
Devonshire Cloth at 15c per yard.
One lot of Ice Molekins. This is a
very fine cloth for shirts and night
gowns. This lot at 12Hc per yard;
no more at this price. Not until after
the war is over.
One lot of 25e Mercerized Madras.
These assorted patterns at i5c per
yard, for children's and ladies' dresses.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-29

Monday, will be held Wednesday at 2
p. IN. at William Pratt's
Union Superintendent Of Schools Nor
man Frost was in town Monday.
DIR. Bidwell of Waterbury was in town
Monday.
Mrs. Hugh Baird returned Monday
from Mary Fletcher hospital.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-29
Wash Goods

New Winner Voiles in over 20 diff
ferent styles. These are very new,
better than Holly Batiste; would be
cheap at l5c, Our price to start these
new cloths is 12Kc per yard.
New 36.ineh Irish Poplins. These,
on account of coloring, will be hard
to get little later
Awning Stripes will be good for
skirts and suits. These at 25c per
yard.
New Beach Cloth in covered pat.
terms at Csc per yard.
Yardwide Fashion Silks, one of our
best values, at 39c.
silk Stripe Organizes, very new
and pretty. These at 45c per yard.
Forty -fve-ineh Ramie Linen in Re-
soda, Pink, Light Blue, Brown and
Heliotrope; suiting weight; no more
at this pirce jobbers are sold out.
Price, soc per yard.
New YardWide Satin Crepe in
Blue and Heliotrope. This is one OF
our best buys at soc per yard.
Send for samples pay the de-
livery charges.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

Sale laces and hamburg embroideric;
at Eaughan's.
All supporters OF Henry Alexander for
alderman in ward Is are invited to head
quarters in room 10, next TO Clan Gordon
rooms, in the Bolster block
Call and look over our line OF pianos.
If you are thinking of purchasing, it is
good time to select. At Bailey's, II
Elm street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-29

Buying early means something this
year IL means just this:
One-haf of the spring styles that
we are showing now could not be
duplicated later.
We will have plenty of goods all of
the season--lots that we have now we
won't have later.
Your selection early will mean more
to you when you realize later that
you have acted wisely by making an
early purchase,
Endurance Cloth.-one of our best.
This has taken the place of l2hc
Ginghams. These for a short time at
the old price-12hc. Later, they
will have to be l5c or more
Devonshire Cloths have advanced.
We will sell these for few days
longer at the old price, 1Sc per yard.
Send for samples.
Burton Brothers Reception Wolfe
new line of styles. These for short
time at the old price-25c per yard.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-29

A. P. ABBOTT co.
A. P. ABBOTT co.
A. P. ABBOTT CO.
March Almost Here

Time that selecting spring appaecng cloths and
styles This coming unlike that have known 1t
will time before realize conditions the Dry Goods
will we'll single thing whole
that the last few prices have been marked
long you expect keep old prices? Not ong
There Vermont better prepared than Our next win
the way-os of other kinds the Will
borrow lots these goods Who gets the
benefit? YOU than See the following this week
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-29
SOUTH RANDOLPH.
Lost Brother, Sister and Latter's Hus.
band Within Week BY Death.

G. l.. MacPhetres was called to his old
home in Ripley, Me. about three weeks
ago on account OF his sisters husbands
death. His brother, George. who was
street commissioner for the city of Lynn
Mass, was called also. He was supposed
to be in the best OF health but the next
day after his arrival he was stricken
with paralysis and lived but few days
His sister, whom they were visiting, died
the next day also.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-29

Mrs. MacPhetres has guests from Bos.
ton.
Philip Riford Of East Randolph is stop
ping with his brother, f. p Riford for a
time.
Arthur Montgomery, who has lived on
the Belknap farm the past year, is NOV
ing onto a farm in Bethel.
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0UT-THE-PIKE
Bible Glass Elects.

Al arrangements will be completed
TINS evening a. meeting OF the boost
efs committee OF the Mems Bible class
or the Vance Memorial Presbyterian
church. TO be- held at the home OF the
president. Frank Ryder. for the annual
picnic which will be held at Blayneys
Grove Friday. Every effort has been
put forth to make the affair a grand
success. baseball game will be played
between tho married and single men. 4
brass band has been secured for the &C
caslon. From all reports. 100 to 200
Will be IN attendance Refreshments
VIII be served In addition 20 the lunch
al l;l5 and the supper at 6:15 o'clock
Following the regular Sunday School
lesson yesterday morning. the mem Der {,
Of the class unanimously elected ths fol-
lowing Officers for the ensuing year
upon recommendation OF the nominating
committee:
Alfred PAUL leader.
Frank IL Ryder. precedent
JOS p. Dudley. vice-president
urer
Committees.
boos!1,srLCh9ries F. Franks. chair
Musical - j. y. baum. cbsiTnsp
Charles P. Brand. l.. r.. Powell August
Eockabrsnd. Howard McNssh. H. ".
Campbell
Membership-J. r. Kline. chairman. p
Snyder
Look out c. p Frcose. chairman.
E,dward Chspsaw, Ben hcClane. Louis
Personal or Religious work-Dr A.
=. ilant. chairman; Charles Klein. W.
NJ Hutchinson. Jacob Keller. 4. J.. VIII
publicity-Peter G Boyd chairman.
" g. Lough, J. p. Shirk.
fluaucs-tico. =. shook. chairman. A
y. Paxton. y ~. Beans
Kcfreshmsnts-W. II. Cochran. chair
man. H. &. Glrich. -. G. Ross
The attendance yesterday was 125.
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BUILDING RECORDS
ARE ON THE CLIMB
BRIDES AND CONTRACTORS PIoHT
ron PREsrIGE In CITY.
Twenty eight Permits were Issued for
Building During the Pact
week

Brides and contractors are vieins with
each other this month TO Increase the
license and building records In wheeling
spector J. J. Fahey Is finding himself
almost as busy as County Clerk J. ~
Wells. and during the past week issued
district.
Building inspector Fahey will during
the coming week issue a permit for the
Security Trust company buiiding on
Market street. A request for the plans
and specifications has been made.
The weeks list:
=. e. SchWertfeger estate repairz "a
virginia. n. ". Fair.
Rolf Agency repairs. 2741 Eoff. II
N; Peters. repairs. 2Ii Market. II.
John Frohnapple. repairs. 25l5 Jacob.
IA. W. Fair
Ambrose Hsbig residence. 2sZs Al
ley b. Andy Prudhome.
Tony Jebbia. garage. al Seventeen tn.
Louis bitter. / room addition. ! Mt.
Wood road. G. l.. Schultz.
James Hoffsmith. garage. 6Ss Grand
View.
James Gebaur. bath rooms ls
Eighth. J. 81. Murphy
Neuhart estate. repairs IO4s Market
Flnngan and Amos.
Anna Furley. alterations. 80 Twenty
Henry KIoss. porch. 3s5s Ewing
and sons
Albert thinner repairs. 232i Eoff. c.
=. klteVcs
f. r. Lange. addition 20 garage. so
Fourteenth.
Marsden l.. Colvig. story residence.
% south broadway, Busnon and Len
man. $500
= ". Gotten. repairs. II Maryland.
j. W. Heltz Sons 90.
Miss VI. Larkins. repairs. 22i2 Chap
line. Beltz
John Hoffman estate. repairs. 22ss
Chapline. BeltL
FRED stcininger. addition. s25 W.
Chapline. EcltE
\ l. Kraft. repairs. f0-f3 Portieth.
EnlfZ
Henry Kell. { rooms addition. 100 Fif-
tenth. Heltz
T.. 5. Dean. alterations. rs Twentieth.
Beltz
John Gallieher. repairs. 1IOI-O3 Main.
BushOn and Lehman.
Agnes a. Acker. repairs. III Sixteenth.
10 M. fair
p. q. SohworffoRer estate. repairs. 90
Er1adWsv 10 W Fair
= ~. ScnwerffcEer estate. repairs 81
broadway ~ W Pair
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WEST VIRGINIA
BUILDING NOTES

PINE GROVE Board OF Education or
Grant DIST. T. NJ Tuttle Dist. Supt-.
KSr1 Lamber 60. East Liverpooi' Ohio
70 erect lately noted school. sONsO #. ?
stories and basement. ceilings ~ n.
high; brick. stone foundation; asphalt
roof; wood floors. cost {l1.395. fan sys-
tenn heating, $500; gas or electric lights
Holmboe & Lafferty. Arcnts.. ciarks-
Ronceverte-s oard Of Education let
contract TO W. T Gates & Co. Ronce-
Nertc. 10 erect school. S5NlO5 TT. ordi-
nary brick construction, built-up com
position roof. wood floors. cost $4,000.
s,o ss, begun T. Rus wsrne.
Clsrksburg-Clark school Dist. plans
20 issue ft3.0 school bonds.
Gap Mills-Board Of E<,ucstion Of
Sweet springs Dist. receives bids until
June Z 20 erect graded ana high school.
Moundsvillc-St Navier's Catholic
q Son; Moundsville. 10 erect building;
plans by Mcanor a sweeney. Hunting
ton. ". Va. call FOR brick; limestone and
ferra-cotta trim; cost about 100000.
viii also erect rectory
Orlando-Catholic congregation at VI.
Y Moran, Chrmn. Building Commission.
let contract 10 Burlington q Tulley.
huntsville, W. Va. to erect building
aoNs0 It. stone. brick and wood: slate
shtnS 1900 aosi G sS55o s Rbl lgrP Rrs gas
Glendaie-Rev. b. NJ. srurr. Mounds
we. " va. vill erect nurses home:
roof, wood floors Warren Webster mod
uAting stea heating system; electric
lights. cost $4,000. Al =. Giesey. Aren't.
Wheeling. bids opened June - Address
Dr. spur.
Weich-Stste Board ~ Control j =.
l.akin. PreSt. receives bids until June
- for labor and material 10 erect ward
addition 90 WEIGH Hospital 40. wing.
22.lCN4Os feet, hallway. 5Nfp r.. story
ordinary brick construction. slate roof.
plumbing beating. electric wiring. plans
and Specifications by &c. Rus Marns.
Charleston. W. Va. ~ office ~ Board
Fstrmont--T. \. UcFeny. Adams ~
has plans by J. O.. Bufchinsl. Trust Co.
Bldg. and let contract 20 r. g. Burchi-
nal. 300 Jefferson 81. both ~ FaIrnront.
70 erect store, office and club building
stories and basement. reinforced con-
crete and hollow tile prepared roofing:
hollow tile and reinforced concrete
.loors cost 10000. vacuum vapor heat.
Psrkersbgrg -HaItimore a ohio. 70. o..
D. l. stuart IN. EnEr. Baltimore vii
team tracks and offices for division
freight agency and agency force. build
tugs 5n0N35 r.. office entrance bE means
- bridge across driveway which is ~
o. lower than street. platforms and
IS o. wide extending entire length ~
building install tracks with capacity ~
50 cars. etc. cost $500 600.
Charles Leroy swirturn I.hrur
receives bids until June 90 fp remodel
ficatlone at office ~ a q. HlgIrIothan.
Charleston
Clsrksbg-s vs. O.. a. Will erect
$40 600 building
Hinton Hinton rrr.ryfrrIan church
Will erect building
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Will also he improved from Wheeling
park TO the town limits OF Elm Grove.
clyde Rice and Logan Klttle. OF Elm
Grove VIII leave today on an EXTENDED
auto trip.
rms evening an entertainment will
be given In the auditorium Of the Poo-
pies bank building at West Alexandcr
ny quartet from MuskinGum College
Miss Ethel bingham Is confined to
ness
The members or the Golden Links
Bible class OF the First NJ T. church.
Elm Grove. Will hold n pastry sale in
Friday and Saturday
Miss Florino Thompson. OF Elm Grove
lis visiting relatives at Cannonsburs. Pa
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Miss Jean Armstrong and Nr John
mccoy ~ Triadelphia. left Saturday
Tor Monmouth III. where they will
~ M several weeks the guests of rcia-
lives @
water lines Will be- Installed IN the
i'Mn OF Patterson in The near future.
The regular meeting ~ the NfDas~
W"udmen band OF Film Grove viii h.
hold this evening lu tho town hall
m" nov residence o. Lester Hender-
SOD IN Elm Court is nearing COMPLETION
John smith. ~ Elm Grove Ia -
slEncd his position with the Cecil Ium-
bcr Company
New crushed lime stone IL hoirr
placed on the streets 81 Woo-1tsur
James lune, well known tivoryrnan Of
him Grove. having decided To- quif the
livery huEineSs. viii dispose ~ an his
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horses and equipment at a public sale

horses and equipment at a public sale
10 be held Thursday.
Louis Elmer. of Elm Grove. left yes
terday for Mount Vernon. o.. where he
will visit relatives.
Mrs. W. n. Nertnillion. Of West Alex
ander, Is spending "A few days In Elm
Grove. the guest OF relatives.
Mrs. John Kite. Of Pittsburgh Is Wis
ittng relatives in Edgwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frissmuth. OF
or Fulton, spent yesterday at the Beech
wood farm.
Mrs. J. Reinhardt and auEhter. Miss
Dorothy, returned to their home in Elm
Grove yesterday. after having visited
relatives in Philadelphia.
work Is progressing rapidly on re-
pairing the National road from Echo
Point 10 Woodsdale. The National road
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Held Family Reunion-

rev. }. V. Miiltgan. OF Portland ore .
who Is the guest Of relatives in Elm
Grove. was honored Saturday al the
mono OF his sister. Mrs. Teresa Giles.
being arranscd ms a family reunion 4
Iarso number OF relatives and friends
were present.
Yesterday morning at the morn
services IN the stone Prebyterien
church. Rev. Miliigan delivered the ser
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Rev. :. b. Hart pastor OF the church.
delivered q short address
Rev. Writ r. stephens pastor Of the
Iriadelphia Methodist Episcopal had
charge OF the children's day services
neld In the church yesterday morning a.
III O'Clock. Children's day was observed
yesterday In the Dallas Presbyterian
church