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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-11-21
BROOKLYN.

Everett Cousins came home from Bath
Saturday.
Linwood Gray, who has been employed
in Bath, is home.
Mrs. johnson OF Deer Isle visited her
sister, Mrs. W. II. Freethy. last week.
Mrs. Ida Reed has gone to Brewer to
spend the winter with her son Claude.
E. H. McKewen Of Eastport, OF tie
American Can Co., spent the weekend
here.
Mrs. + liner Leach enter tanned the Ia ie,'
whist CLUB OF last winter, Friday evening,
her birthday.
George Holden has returned from
Beverly, Mass, where he had been for
medical Il eatmsnt.
George Colt, who has been at Bangor
for an operation on his nose and throat,
came home Wednesday.
The Fsrnsworth Packing Go. is hay-
ing stone wharf laid. Capt. Webster OF
Vinalhaven is bringing the stone from
the Settlement quarry at Stonington.
Charles Freetby and friends from Hope
dale, Mass, VINO have spent their vacation
on Loag Island hunting, returned home
Thursday. They shot large deer and
fox.
The regular meeting OF Lookout
chapter, 0. E. s.. will be held Friday
evening. The degrees will be conferred
on two candidates. A Thanksgiving sup
per will be served.
Nov. 10. UNE FEMME.
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Ioall erspas IN er~s Ell y. either OF the es
s@tes et-iI liter "a ,ps Il:
Alta prons,e C bele at Ellsworth. In anr
Tor th- equity os HA"c., h. On ih- thirieenth
DAY ~ Sp,emp the year OF our Lord
one thu.s ~. n!n. kpba,sd an Sc enteep,
snd ~ sdioasnnent from the sixth day OF
Move Der
'ak fo'iowiug mat ers having been pre-
4 scented tor the sc.ion Ihers upon herein
h'ter initcs ed. u " HEREBY ordered; Tnat
noitee the col be given to persons utter
esed. by CAUSING csps Of this order TO oe
published hire w. eks sucressively in the
a, Ellsworth In s.ia comfy, tsa, they may
appear Al probate court &c be held ~ ELS
worth, On the fourth day OF De enber. .. d.
wa. At ten OF the clock in the forenoon, ano
Dr. heard thereon II they see cause.
Francis T. aodgkins. late OF Ellsworth. 10
ssid county, deceased. A certain inst umrnt
purportinx to ne the last will aud testament
probate thereof aud tor the appointment y
me executor without giving bond. pfesen'eo
oy Harry L. crabtree. the executor therein
n.mcd.
William p. Lane, late OF Sedgwick, in said
county. ae selsed frs, and npsl account oil
ment
Eta A. Hslloweii simonton, late OF ston-
ington. In said coanty, deceased. s. cond &C
count OF James M Beckett, administrator 7,
sophia sargent, late Of Ellsworth, in said
county. deceased. Petition filed by Hiram L
Danico, administrator. for license TO sell Ger
tam real state OF sata deceased, situa'e9 IN
said Ellsworth, and more fully described In
said petition
sta a. Hallowen s,montcp. late Of ston-
ing,on. In said county. deceased Petnion
Med by James NJ. Becsest. administrsto.
With the will annexed, OF the estate OF sara
deceased that the amount OF the inherltanes
tax on said estate be determined by the
Judge OF probate.
William r. Lane. late OF Sedswick, in said
county, deceased. Petition d,ed BY Loais
Il Lane. admintstra or OF the estate OF salo
deceased. that the amount OF Inheritance tsx
probate.
witness BERTRAND E, CLARK, Ju ige OF
said Court At Ellsworth, tnis thirteenth
DAY Of November. In the year OF our Loru
one thousand nine huno red and seventeen-
ROY l.. HAIsEs. Register.
true copy.
At.est.-Roy O. aAIxEs, Register
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FRANKLIN.
Nov. 10.

The continued i'll health OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis F. Springer Is regretted.
Mira Ailleroye OF Whitneyviile is visit
ing her son, l.. r. Hiligrove
Mr.. Underhill OF Chester, NJ H., VISITED
his son. DIR. G. L. Underhiil, last week.
Miss Jeanette CiarSs OF sullivan mar
bor was the guest OF Mrs. Mamie Tracy
last week.
Earl Walls and wife Of Southwest Har-
hor are visiting her parents, Henry Don
nell and wife.
Mrs. Fed Gordon is home from D'f-
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NORTH LAMOINE.

MR.. Fred Durham OF Ellsw orth Fails,
spent the weekend with Mrs. Roland
Carter.
George II. Coggins has gone to South
west Harbor to spend the week with his
daughter, Mrs. Robbie Norwood.
Henry Linscott, who has been very lame
for some time, recently had his right leg
put into plaster cast. All hope he will
be greatly helped by it.
Mrs. Coleman Hagan gave delightful
party Saturday evening. instrumental
and vocal music formed a large part OF
the evening entertainment. S los and
duets we're rendered by Mrs. Lacordia
Davis and George Christie. Fancy dane
ing was also INDUCED in by MIR. and Mrs.
James Christie. Cake and coffee were
serv' d.
Nov. 10. y.
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chester, Mass, where sine visited her
daughter, Mrs. Guy Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lerch and sir. and Miss
Hermon left Monday on their return to
Esston, Pa. Miss Gertrude Brsgdon ac-
companied them for a visit.
The presence Of Mrs. Nettie Dyer in her
accustomed place in the Methodist choir,
after weeks Of illness, was . pleasure to
church attendants Sunday. The agree
able blending OF voices OF Misses Flagg
and Bean and Mr.. Lawrle with Mrs. Dyer
was heard in the anthem. Especially fine
was the duet by Miss Flagg and Mr..
Lawrie. Pastor Lowell Is giving his hear
ers excellent sermons.
The Methodist Sunday school presented
its superintendent, Walter 3. Lawrie,
Sunday with a silver cup, in recognition
OF his service and interest. The decision
Of Mr.. Lawrie and family to move from
town is regretted.
"The Old Peabody Pew" is to be
given in the Methodist church Wednes-
day evening. Those in The cast are Mi. 8
C1ra johnson, Jars. James Bunker, MIR !.
Harry Gray, Mrs. Cha. les Bradbury, Miss
Florence Bean, Miss Marcia Fiagg, Mrs.
Henry Bradbury, Miss Lola Dyer, Dallas
Tracey. Mrs. Dallas Tracey will be or
ganist, and Mrs. Charles W. Lowell
reader.
Nov. 10. b.
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OBITUARY.

Llewellyn Z. Roberts, one OF BROOKS
yilIe's respected citizens, died November z,
after a few month"; illness OF kidney
trouble. He had recently returned from
Bath, there he went to visit his daughter,
Mrs. Matte Gray. He was member OF the
Baptist church. He had worked at stone
cutting and carpentering, and during the
latter part OF mis- life WAS engaged IN
f.rm,ng. He leaves one daughter Matte
draw. OF Bath, and two sons-Ralph and
Herbert, with whom he lived.
The funeral was held at the home NO.
yember 4, Rev. Daniel Kimoail OF sedg-
wick officiating. Interment was at r. l..
Hooper's burying ground beside his wiie'
no died SIX years ago.
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OAK POINT.

Funeral services Of Mrs. Alma s. Alley
were held at the home Friday afternoon,
Rev. r. Fl. Moyie OF El'w orth officiating.
Mrs. Alley was seventy-three years OF
age. She i. survived by three SONS
Aubrey OF Seal Harbor, Gjorse, who lives
in the West, and Harry, who lived with
her aud cared for her in her long illness.
Nov, 10, x. Y. z.
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ECHO.
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~ - 80. interested in either Of the es-
tstes herein s,nrt held II Ellsworth. Ia and
Ns prey fecoeou county Of Hsrcock. ON the sixth
for tne Sc.emher, in the year OF our Lord
dsy q nj nine hundred and SIEVE nteen.
ons tn eon,,owing matters having oeen pre-
TIE ia Tor the action thereupon herein
J. tnSicated, IL Is .. seoy ordesed' That
pc:ice tne, csnsina q copy OF this order TO be
esied, ~ ,hree weeks successfully In the
gs ,s,rOrtS American, ns.sp,Rsf psS PAIL
ellsworth IN sac se epu 10 (. 'I hs.s q E may
sppeaf ~ - Ike fourth day Of December, .. d.
vorth on ,.n Of the clock In the forenoon.
1911. heard thereon II they see cause.
Mary s1.cessed. A certain instrument pur.
eoanp. ~ he the last will and testament Of
portiInlx "a together with petition for pro-
$40 sesseof and for the appointment OF the
executor Rodich. the executor therein
named. I. Marshall. late Of Trenton. in said
.oapty. d, ceased. a certain ins.rumens Pur.'
possiansscsased, toger her with petition for pro-
$40 ~. ,sereoi and for the appointment Of How
ess .e Marshall. ad .inistrAtor with the
Vii anneasd p .s. ., said 1 dee ao
su.n,tor being named In the will Of said de-
ceased ,.,s 4, u.pcock h, ..ta
dPFfH8tQ
eoe.,ing 10 be the last will aud testansnt OF
IA sereas.d. together witL petition for pro-
-, thereof aud for the appointment OF Ed
"a walsh, administrator with the will
n.,ed presen ted by Pearl .. Thorsen, son
= aid deue sed. Fulton }. X. oman. the
vs,.erafer named in said will, having declined
e sct As such executor.
uslen p. Chandler, late OF bucksport, In
Ia county. deceased. Peution that Louis
az chsndlrr or some other suitable person be
.nn.oiuted administrator Of the esi sac OF said
ssrrssssse,t without giving bond, presented by
Ssorse 8. Chandler. widower OF said deceased
frances Z 9rind1e, late OF biueoill. in said
.onntv deceased. Petition that Elizabeth ID.
1;,iudle or some other suitable person be ap-
STATED administrator OF the estate OF said de-
s.,sed presented by Elizabeth -. 0r1ndle,
ssir-at law 81 said deceased.
Jsry b Cioti, late OF swans Island. In said
soua,y decease 4. utfon mat Eva NJ. Cot
or some other suitable person be appointed
o.ssented b. Sadie A. McRay. an heir-at-iaw
a said dece ased.
Hitsm b. Harding, late OF seixw OK. In said
county deceased. second AM bual accoun,
al frank II. Harding. administraior. flied tor
a. ,tlemeut
Ctlestia A. Seavey late OF 6rooklin. In said
Goa D v. deee sed. Ftrst and hnAi account VI
ldslbert seAvey. Admtntstrator, MED for set
tl-nent
frances d. B1frtll. lase OF Ellsworth, in said
.AcxtuisNsntnr = Hted Tar
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.AUrER NOTICE.

HAVING contracted with he City OF Ellis
Al worth to support ant care Tor those VIZ
ming Jan. I, iyl5, and are legal residents u
Ellsworth. ] forbid all persons trusting tneu s
on my account, As there Is plenty OF room NM snu
accommodations TO care for them ~ the my
Farm honse ARTHUR b. MITCHELL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-11-21

When the mail-ordef house fnds a
toea ~hose LOCAL merchants do not ad-
rertise. il fatteas ats catalogue mailing
LIST.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-22

Rome Lawson was in Fairmont this
morning attending to business.
Miss Marie Hough was in Monongah
yesterday morning visiting Miss Kath.
leen Shaver.
Mrs. r. Koon of Fafrmont was one
OF the out of town callers here yes.
terday attending TO shopping
Miss Irene Hobert of Fairmmont
has been in Monongah visiting her
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. William
Holbert OF Brookdale.
Mrs. E. w Doll of Grafton was in
Monongah during the week calling on
friends and attending to business.
The trip was made by motor.
Miss Lulu Bishop and mother. Mrs.
Frances Bishop of near Fairmont we're
among the out OF town callers here
during the week.
Mrs. c. Salvati was in Fairmont yes.
terday evening attending to business
Miss Grace Yoak OF Rivesville who
will this year teach in the Thoburn
public schools arrived in Monongah
yesterday evening to take up her work
Ralph Gaskins was among the local
social callers in Fairmont last even.
ing.
Miss Nora Donlin. Susie Sabo and
Blanche Metz of Fairmont were among
the social callers in Monongah yester,
day evening
Marvin Morris was in Fairmont yes.
terday evening calling on friends
Fred Colvin was in Fairmont yester
day evening attending to business.
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THREE PATIENTS At.
THE BABY HOSPITAL
Expected That It Will Be
Closed Entirely Next
Saturday.

One more patient, Louis Peri, once
afflicted with infantile paralysis, has
entirely recovered as a result of the
excellent treatment received at the
Traction Park hospital. He was ia.
ken to his home in Monongah tuis
morning after five weeks Of conrnc-
ment at Traction Park. When enter
ing he was afflicted with a slight re.
spiratory paralysis and paralysis "f
the left leg. He has entirely recov.
cred.
At present there are but three chill.
dren now at the hospital. These will
all be taken to their home one wee X
from today and the hospital closed.
DR.. Peter Noe. Jr., who has had charge
of the hospital will arrive in Fairmont
tomorrow morning from his home at
Katonah, N. Y. He will spend about
one week at Traction Park and will
make plans to close the hospital at.
ter the three patients are taken homs
next Saturday.
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MISS COLE TO DO HER BIT
BY SINGING HERE OCT. g
Former Fairmont Girl Who Has Won Fame In World of
Music Will Give Proceeds of Her Concert To the
airmont Red Cross.

Grace Cole, the primadonna soprano
who while she was spending her vaca-
ton In this city during the summer
expressed desire to do something for
the Red Cross OF her home town has
announced that she will sing here on
Wednesday, october 3. The proceeds
OF her concert will be given to the
Red Cross.
Miss Cole is one OF the leading con.
cert singers OF America. Her splendid
ability has been recognized on both
continents, She will give her Fair.
mont audience real treat.
or this artist it can be truthfully
said that she is one OF the very few
American singers who was winning an
artistic name in the operate career in
Europe, which was interrupted by the
beginning of the war Miss Cole has
appeared in many OF the leading opera
houses OF Italy. everywhere being &C.
claimed for her exquisite quality of
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-22
Killed The Limit
Each Hunting Day

A total of 4S squirrels in four days
is the record that was established
by Arthur T. Arnett of 3O6 Pennsylva.
MIA avenue when last week he took a
hunting expedition into Monongalia
county. Mr.. Arnett returned yester.
day.
He reports that he could easily have
killed many more squirrels had the
law permitted. Under the Monongalia
county hunting regulation a hunter
cannot kill more than IL squirrels per
day, Mr.. Arnett was only gone four
days and killed the limit each day. His
successful hunting took place about
five miles from Little Falls, w. Va.
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voice, perfect school. charming person.
atty and great ability as an actress.
In returning to her own country, Miss
Cole has decided to enter the concert,
oratorio and recital field, for which her
talents are so perfectly fitted. She is
splendid linguist, speaking fuently
Italian. French and Spanish, and be.
sides having repertoire OF twenty
operas, she has made careful study
OF the standard oratorios as we'll as
OF the song literature OF the various
countries, SO that she is equally at
home in opera, concert, oratorio and
recital. Miss Cole was known in italy
as an exponent OF the classic school
OF bel canto, style which makes for
the perfect concert singer; and all
who have been fortunate enough to
hear her enthusiastically agree that
she is destined to take as high rang
in her own country as concert singer
as she did in opera in Europe.
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10 BE BURIED SUNDAY.

Funeral services over the body Of
Martha Pearl Snyder daughter OF Mr.!
and Mrs. E. NJ. Snyder, whose death
occurred on Thursday, will be held on
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from
the Davis Ridge church and interment
will be made in the Davis Ridge Gene
terry. Rev. Gross and Rev. l.. L. Law.
son will conduct the services and inter
ment will be made under the direction
of Undertaken Musgrave and son. The
funeral party will leave the family res.
idence at 10 o'clock.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-22
Fatal Polio Case
Came From Monongah

PARKERsBURG, W. Va, Sept. 22-
The second death from infantile paral.
ysis occurred today when Edward
Koon, aged four months. died after
four days illness. The first death re.
suited some weeks ago. Tie father of
the Koon child carried the disease
from the infected district at Monongah
1t is believed.
The other serious case in the CITY
was contracted the same way. 1t is
thought, The fathers OF both children
had been employed in or near the in.
fected district.
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REPLY TO. POPE
Continued from page ~

ence will be created which will be
satisfactory 10 every nation and there.
by repetition of this great world ca.
astrophe would appear impossible.
Only on this condition can lasting
peace be founded which would pro.
mote an intellectual appointment
and return to the economic prosper
ity OF society. This serious and sin.
cere conviction encourages our con.
tidence that our enemy may also see
a suitable basis in ideas submitted by
His Holiness for approaching nearer
to the preparation of future peace IN.
der conditions corresponding to a
spirit of reasonableness and to the
situation in Europe"
The document is signed by the In.
perial Chancellor Michaels and is Ad
dressed TO Cardinal Gasperri Papal,
Secretary of State.
ROME, Sept. 22.-The vatican's
courier from Switzerland had not ar.
rived in Rome up to this evening with
the Austrian and German replies to
Pope Benedicts peace proposal. Car
dinal Gasparri Papal Secretary CT
State said the courier arriving here
next Wednesday possibly would bring
the reply
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-22
MONONGAH


NGW tdsTl-Ts.
Four of the teachers who taught in
the Thoburn public schools last year
VIII not be here Monday morning
when another years work will begin.
They are Miss Nerna Kergan, Miss We.
"a Shaw, Miss Ruth Fisher and Miss
Johanna Walman Their places are
being taken by tie Misses Cokeley
Eva Summers. Hazel Holt and Janess
Downs. respectively. The teachers
that taught last year and that will
again return are: Principal Claude
McBee. Miss Grace YcG&. Mrs. Laura
Morgan and MSS Dorothy Knapp.
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RuiIdlna1Eences.

The Consolidation Coal Company is
continuing the construction Of new
wire fences around its property in
various sections of the town. The
new fences have been placed in the
upper part of town gradually coming
to the down town sections. Workmen
are now busy on Depot street.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-22

Joeohsehik Makes Good-Stephen ].
Jocobschik, of Fairmont has qualified
as a marksman in the United States
Marine Corps. His name is on the
official list OF those who succeeded in
the shooting trials held recently on the
range at Port Royal. S. C. The young
man, who is the son of Stephen ].
Jocobchik, of 1918 Sixth street answer.
ed the call for volunteers on May 4,
last at Cincinnati, Ohio.
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MRS. LANSING AN ANTI suEF.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-Mrs
Robert Lansing, wife of the Secretary
of State has accepted the secretary
ship of national association opposed
to Woman's Suffrage which recently
moved its headquarters from New
York to Washington.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-22

Letter From Soldier son-Mrs. ]. F.
Akron, of S04 Nuzum Place, whose
son Harold is a member of the First
Regiment now in camp at Camp Shell.
by. Hattiesburs, Miss. has received a
letter from him in which he says that
all the boys OF the First are in the
a. hecI y -',t that the new camp
"ound. W - ten miles
squire, Is fine place.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-22

Leaves on Long Trip-Howard Bart
lett OF Field street, known in school
circles, left this afternoon on a pro
longed trip to Phoenix, Ariz., in hopes
of recovering his health. This Is a
trip Of 200 miles. Mr.. Bartlett taught
the Fairview school last year.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-22

Special Train for Moreantown-A
great interest is manifest in the foot
ball game at Morgantown next Satur
iay when the University of Pittsburgh
and the University OF West Virginia
will clash for gridiron honors. Sever
al hundred Fairmonters are expected
to make the trip to Morgantown. The
Baltimore & Ohio railroad company
contemplating a large crowd will put
a special train on from Fairmont to
Morgantown at o'clock in the after
noon.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-22

viii Visit Their Camp-Members Of
the oresta club will visit their club
house on the Tygart river on Sunday,
The club house, which is located about
eight miles from Fairmont will be clos
ed for the season after Sunday, Sep
TENDER so
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-22
Entertained al ccncc.

A number of local and out Of town
friends were the guests at a dance
given at the Lyric theatre yesterday
evening by Chester Ply. and Krause
Toothman. Several from Fairmont at.
tended, returning home on the late
cars.
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night. Sunday fair
and warmer.
Local Readings
F. p. Hall, Oh
Temperature at S
a. m. today 81.
Yesterday wealth
err party cloudy;
temperature. max.
imum 81; mini.
mum AZ; precipi-
itation. trace.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-22
Quarantine Lifted.

Today at noon Mayor Price formally
lifted the infantile paralysis quaran.
tin which has been on inside of the
municipal limits for number of
weeks.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-22

Guests At Waldorf Astorla-Mrs
Murray Dickerson and daughter Mi.
Martha and son Albert are guests at
the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New
York City.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-22

Eat Out the ~: TIE s... 80. .CLI oIues.
Then carefully fold dotted line l its
entire length. Then dotted line 2. and
SO on. Fold each section underneath
accurately. When completed turn
over snd you'll find surprising result.
Save the pictures.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-22

Living At The Fairmont-Mr and
Mrs. r. Robertson of this city are
making their home at The Fairmont.
They will remain at the hotel during
the winter
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-22

Manager o'Neal Leaves-R. L.
O'Neal, manager OF The Fairmont, left
yesterday for Lynchburg, Va, in his
Hudson Super.Six, after a business
trip of about ten days he will return
to Farmont.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-22

trude A. Hopwood. 90, both of Mann.
ington.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-22

Or. Mitchell Back in PuIpit-The
Central Christian Church will open
heir fall and winter campaign on next
Sunday. Dr. Mitchell who has been
out Of his pulpit for several weeks
from an accident will speak in the
morning and Mrs. Craigg Of Buffalo
n. Y, will be the evening speaker.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-22

Carpenter Hereditary Carpenter
we'll known young man formerly OF
this city, but Now residing at Robey,
w. Va, was in Fairmont yesterday
evening calling OH friends.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-22

Surety of Peace charse-Complaint
was made by Joseph Post against
Charles Houston, walking boss and
foreman of the P. F, Rhodes Company,
contractors, who are constructing road
in Lincoln district near Pennington.
before Justice Conway on Friday at.
ternoon and the accused has entered
bail for hearing Tuesday night. Post
claims that Houston threatened to kill
him.