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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-01
rauson-Greeney.

~ thr InrSunaE" Of III" Island Nn!l@-
IAN TTurrfr nl "Wednesday evening. I"N'
f.. ~ Van Winhl" %"l"nniz"d line mar
rIaEr Of Miss tloc 'ir'en"E ana ~; ~
ih,rles n,w&.u. Jr Tho bride had her
s,slcr. Miss Carrie. Grrrncy. hS her mAlu
Of honor and lhc groom WAS httCnu'u
l,y Nj Nuryai briggs of Canton. - MT.
and Mrs Dawson ;trr "n Il wedding trih
~ buffalo, AMI after III" Hlinul" n' I",a
,.,,,,,n ,.-,u H.. NJ home, In their friends
nj "i3 North Huron street
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WARW00D
Pretty Juvenile Party.

Henry and Louise. twin children or
Mr.. and Mrs. George .. itindclbcrEcr. of
Sixteenth street. entertained Il group "t
their playmaicS at Il delightful lawn
party yesterday afternoon. The occasion
was their seventh birthday. outdoor con-
tests delighted the youthful gathering
for several hours, and vcrG happily con-
cludrd by the serving ue i dainty lun-
chcnn.
The participants We're: Misses Henri
eliza l-aSch. Betty Schdrt":. Gcn.vicNe
Hrr!illion. Marion P"sLil. Alice Evans
Naomi Ford. Katherine Huss, Charles
Saylur, .lohn Valentine, Mary Margaret
Waller. Gertrude Sliffe. Ncsta F'inler
.lccuueIine Potts. Alice kinLclberEor
Martha Kind.lb"rg"r, Virginia kindel-
berger. Masters Frank kindelbcrGcr
john Buckley. Jr.. George Cararhsinns,
John Valentine. Charles Saylor. Mes
DANES Louise kindcIbcrgcr. l.. Cai .vas:-
Gus. Misses Carrie. Margaret kindrlbcl-
ger. Margaret Hcrvcy. Helen Sliff:.
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Meet 10 Organize Red Cross.

\ mass ml"ctlmg VIII H. he'd this al
/ arnunu ia IN" Nonry$ Point United
PRESBYTERIAN church. Al This meeting
Tic matter - hr taken up Will be the
uruDuSrd organization Of a Ecf troSS
rhnutcr, which will Toe a hvanCh To In"
Wheeling rhauirr The meeting will
start promptly ~ 80 O'Clock. with Mrs.
H. 4. Whitaker. Of the Wheeling chapter
;, charge Arrangements Tor this meet
IN. have been cnHUl"lcd, and III! who
ar. interested III The I;rd ross work
re requested Ia be present.
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w, c. T. u. Meeting.

Tho Wheeling central ". =. I. l..
viii n"!i it's quarterly dn" tea TIM" even
in.. ni The humr ur Mrs. t"hr"'I Srhn-
GrI1 If" "uurtC cnih street. Together
with tho business portion az IN" h"-
gram rh"rr VIII h" musical numbers
with = luncheon served at It's conclusion.
The Pilgrims will mlS" ln""t WIN i,'
" {, r.. l. members at Mrs. Schutcid'S
horne
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Will Moet To-day.

This morning nj TO-" O'Clock mere
Will H.. Il meeting II llrr Rod Cross head
nunr,rr4 of. III. committee" hHNIn III
charge the pageant. which VIII bs 4
feature of The rainp;tiCn L" be conducted
Wednesday. Thursday and fr'1AE "i
next week rnnay'% meeting Is 10 COM
plclc details al tho parade. IN Whlch 4
number 81 automobiles. appropriately
hrlnckcd. will take part.
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Echo MeetlnE.

Mrs. Konut". wife Of lhr pastor n IN"
Second Presbyterian church. al W noel
ing. Will sing the solo used Ivy lrr. H'";-
III NJ inc stat. convention IN l'arkrrS-
burg. recently. al AN "rnu meeting L"
hc h"id Friday night. ~ the Presbyterian
church in lhi, city tn" meeting Is to-
iIt: h"'d Under -" auspices "f bFn"hc
rn,Iu;y drlr.alrS IN The State convention.
Irhrr drlrga:rS from Wh""iinE Will 81"
rr,s,.Mt and tax" an aCiiv" part in ihr
inr.tiu- Nll Sunday srh"nl workers ar"
urged To b. present and hear the report
Of this great AMI insp!r?ii"nfl. yet rrac-
r',..Il ,.pnSGui.nu
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miscellaneous shower,

Miss Flora Mary Hart. daughter "i
Mr.. AMI Mrs. !. NJ. Hart Of North Nam
street. waS very DELIGHTFULLY."- SURPRISED
last evening with n miSc"llane"us sh"" :
r. which WAS PLANNED Ivy Nor mnlh,r'
Miss Iarr'S rnrngcin"u. /" Mr.. t. +.
En1Irubach was announced IN WcdnrS-
I:,. and several very pretty parties
N!iI rrrccdr her Wedding in June.
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Council Meeting Monday.

The l.I@wpnd council Viii mold 4 SpH-
cial meeting i'll the toxin hall Monday
evening. 10 complete arrangements per-
tanning Ia the bond ISSUE. They will
try To set a dat" for the new bond issue
election. 50 that the streets ran he I'M
proved before the summer passes.
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Meeting Last Evening.

The I.ndir,s' Nd II m" F'lrSt Vt. F..
church. ni rriadc!phia. held their r"Eu-
lar meeting last evening AT the h"m" OF
Mrs Thomas l:in". \ large number of
the ladies' were present. and gno"d
time WAS enjoyed hy all IN attendance
as The affair WAS ri 4 social nature.
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Meeting Regarding Fire Companies.

Last Mlghl Ihc thrcc committees re-
Gently appointed by the three hose
houses OF the Town. met with council in
tho Center Warwood hose house, relative
In the towns taking over the fire de-
partmcnts. No definite Arrangement was
made. however. it was decided that
each company hold Il stockholders meet
ing. and set price on its equipment
and hose house. then tho date Tor A joint
meeting will hesct. at which time action
may he taken on the matter.
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COMPLIMENTARY PlrtY.

Miss Angela StrhErr was again hon
urcd last night with Il miscellaneous
shower by Miss Lucille Baker. of Elm
Grove. y group If the prospective
brides immediate friends were present
10 enjoy tho pleasures provided.
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Rn1dtnr Star Glass.

Miss Blanche Cox, pr Sidcnt of the
Guiding Star class Of the Methodist
church. will have them meet in their
regular monthly business session ut
her home on Monday evening.
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urncd home after visiting friends ::

turned home after Visiting friends N
Fulton.
W /. Kelley and son Chester. Of Hub
hard's Lane, have returned from Il visit
with friends in Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Is. 'frecSc Of Grafton.
ARE spending the Weekend with friends
in Elm Grove.
Miss Helen Speedy of Pittsburgh. who
has been spending the past week visit
ing her brother. DR. Lyle Speedy Of Elm
Grove, returned home yesterday.
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0UT-THE-P|KE
Children's Day Sundny.

I'hi!drcu. day will h" observed! at The
FIRST christian church of Elm Grove.
next Sunday. Al the evening service the
children of III" Sunday school VIII rem
der an attractive program, consisting
If songs readings. and Dialogues.
Tlrv hay" been working very hard for
rh.. past m"uth t" mai." this service Il
great Surr"$S, and il is hoped mat their
efforts VIII lac rewarded hy a large
..,;Enriuy Of parents and friends inter
,,s;rd in Phi" school work. The church
will be appropriately decorated for the
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Pers onals and Briefs.

George Jones III Elm Grove was Il
Dallas caller Yesterday.
f.. L.. bImst.ad uf WuOGlnwH. is con-
fined 10 his home on account Of illness.
Mrs l.. G.. Tcuf"l Of McCuiloch street.
has returned from Tcmp"ranccvil'". O..
wh"r" she has been spending several
days Ia" ct;"Sl OF r'laIil"s.
Samuel Prime" Of GAINESVILLE. Ohio
was an Elm Grove business caller yes
trrday.
K. T.. Winters "f E-nN0od. vas in
Elm Gray" on business Yesterday
Miss Mary MrInuuS Of Pittsburgh. re-
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Contract Awarded.

The Elm tiruN" Council met last crc-
;ljug. and The matter OF n" bids for In"
curhiNG 10 M Land on Eryan street was
discussed. Tho scaled h'S wrr" opened
and tn" contract awarded [" Winters X
iOlWar. Elm Grove contractors.
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SewinQ Cldb.

Mrs t.lwUnd IrnhhS V"rT !'"tSaIl Is
entertained tn" sewing CiHh "T Nhirl
sine l.. II ni"iI:h"r las! Night at h'r huu'".
III. u4uDl u,rdi"wnrl> wn:s pi.u%autiy
added Ia lay thr SERVING - !uu"u..iiI.
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Suffers Accident.

IL. \. Clcmans. employed BY he Bah
cock Wilcox company at Beech Bottom,
while engaged in structural work yes
to-day afternoon suffered q badly !lnsh-
I'd finger by the falling of an iron beam.
l'r George W. Abcrsul1 dressed the
NOIInu
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Cathedral from until o'clock. There
viii. be- cards amt! d"min""& Tor ""!cF
r,;u,p.nt. with ~ luncheon concluding
i,n rr,"ruurn. Mr.. y. i. Peak" ana
Miss Irene Meyer are receiving rcSerNa-
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FLAG DAY EVENT
FOR RED CROSS
AFTERNOON FOR SEWING AND
BRIDGE WILL BE GIVEN AT
WHEELING PARK.
Will Be Given by the
Pupils of Miss Wilson's Private
School at Echo Point.

Committees Of tne Womans club
are working out plans for the success
OF tn. afternoon in which all W neel-
ing Is Interested. as the entire pro
ceeds CT the affair. which
will ;::ic place at Wheeling park on
the afternoon OF Flag day. June II.
Will h.. gwen TO tie local Red cross
chapter. ,..
NOT Caly is their purpose clearly
defined. but me capacity for accom-
plishmant is no less great. ana an
Wheeling omen are invited Tor tee
afternnon., They may bring tnel: own
spwlns if they like. Or ii il. Mrs. keeo
VI. laird will distribute materials
from me Red Cross supplies. ana ANY
on" :Sho has a production ior ANY
,r''.ial bit of ntrGlcwork may De graf
rheca will De bridge parties
pboth large and small. for which Mrs.
harry Ebbert j. receiving rtserra-
IRONS. These may b. made at any
time and will provide an excellent op-
portl.litr for entertaining. especially
tUI friends or ones bridge club. AZ
:, O'Clock TIA will be served by sew
era! OF ihr younger society maids and
matroas.
Mrs. Charles O'Bren and MIS-. Fred
Faris are in charge. assisted by L
COMMITTEES. Appropriate decorations
will b. observed about the grounds
and particularly about the White Pat
ace. where the party will be held.
Til" committee in charge. although
incomplete. already includes tho fol
lowing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-01
BIq Sale Of Form a-Trucks.

Luther Clemens, proprietor OF the gar
age at ThnmpSonS station, reports the
sale of fifteen j.: Z. = forma-iruckS.
somewhat in appearance like the smith
a-form trucks. He also has three more
ordered.
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BnrtOn-Dare.


city Mail carrier q. ". Snyder ar
rived on Tuesday from W"nd>t"rk: VIZ
giuia. wh"r" lac was. called bE Inc iIlntHH
,yhi,.h resulted III the death Of his father.
Roy. lIr. SMNNrr.
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Read the General Baking Company
announceme emit in this issue. It means
economy for you in bread buying.
New Barber Shop to opon

George sutton will rrmGv" from tho
Center Warwuod hose hhGSc today.
where nc has been conducting n barber
shop for the past several years. tn the
Ford building. where he has equipped Il
thoroughly up-tu-datc tonSorial parlur.
y. +. kindclhcrgcr. il is reported, will
lnCat. in tile hose house.
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ERreWnll PartV.

The choir nf the PreSbylvria church
surprised Mr.. Paul Schmidt. ''nnir vio-
inst. in Il very PHEASANT manner At The
home mf Frank Pi'i.'ch Wednesday even
ing The affair was arranged ms a fare
we'll to Mr. Schmidt. who leaves IN the
ncur future Ia make his hume in Dc
troll. Mich.
After Il delightful evening Of various
pursuits Il dainty luncheon "a$ served
Tn" guests were: M"sSr$. AMI McSdnn!rs
r. II. Mcclure. t. hchT:'. Harry shear
ing. Mrs. Mcyn. Mrs. Harry Kennedy
Sr.. Miss Mari" Meyn. F;"%. T.. +. Car
sou. James &. Moor. .io!'n Schmidt.
Personals and Briefs.
Easou ItaluZ. III" foreigner wliJ was
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Honorary Party.

Mr. II. r. c";Tcr. E"n"fn. Eli,nh 80"
of the Rod Star Grocery stnr'E. Ms
given very pleasant surprise On !'"!-
day evening by III" employees - N"
company Tho affair WIS "Si"n$lhly Il
sl<Hting party ulltl MAS given 1t Ma"tiu.i
Ferry 4 dolt.h,fui "y"i!'nr Wa >;".H,
hy II lnrg" party AMI Nix. '"nm"" Wis
presented with II handSrm" watch 'hmin
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Tor Mas Radolt6o,

Mr.. and Mrs. S. I'llnm entertained n"
members OF tho Zane Strnt ". T. choir
on Tuesday evening. in honor nf Miss
Ida Radcliffe whose marriage 10 Mr>
Charles Hiner Of Washington. D. C., will
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OinnAl.-OanCR.

Dinner-Danoe.
The annual almnae reunion OF Mt. de
thnntal students will take place on u"9.
day evening of next week at the Ho!ri
Windsor. and will be observed by DIM
mr. and dance Mrs 1oan !. Conif is
chairman and is receiving reservations.
1t is expected ut l-Rst one hundred
guests will attend. and the AFFAIR Viii be
! very handsomely arranged. win eIaho-
rate decorations. ot the national colors.
Members OF tho 1917 class are 10 be
:;::.sts of honor. and they are:
Misses
Mary Louise Rankin. Of Mcdonald. IA
Adrienne Scissor. Of Connellsvillc. IA
Virginia Nilsack. Of Pittsburgh.
F-nntninr Felix. of Pittsburgh.
Mary Angela Bchen. Of Castle Shan
non. Pa.
Mary kolp Of Canton. -.
Kathleen Lar>1.n. of WASHINGTON. Pa
Margaret Cox. oc Weston. ". IA.
Angela Cnnift.
katherine Aul
Irene Fnhrenhach
Virginia Flaccus
! Mary Alexander.
Catherine RIestnr
For visitors.
Mrs. 4. l.. Kraft and Mrs. H~nri Som
NJ born entertained yesterday afternoon
at the Hotel Windsor for several VS.
itors in the city. \ th"atr" party was
Followed by a luncheon at tho hotel.
Guests were:
MISS blanche Krnus. OF Cleveland.
Ohio.
Mrs. BERNARD Sim. Of New oTrk City.
Mrs Gus SilverhurE. OF Niagara
Falls. y. T.
Mrs. Lulius' Dreyfus. nt OIL City. Pa
Mrs T. T.. Jacobs or Philadelphia.
Mrs. Harry Luchs. Of Akron. Ohio.
Mrs. 4. Adler. 81 Philadelphia.
Mrs. Moses Frank. Of GAINESVILLE. Q.
Mrsdames-
; Julius Horkhetmer NJ. Eerzber
Loo Wolfe Loon Stein
Charles Jacobs Rosa Mayer
Rem Raer Emma Marcus
". l.. Sonneborn NJ. Somehow
\. L. Kraft.
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One Offender.

.rarrd was the only one To iHcc Mayor
Pane rs III" result ~ n" holiday r"i"-
hra.inu in This rn% tie plead guilty.
h,, had II" coin and was given six days
pu tho streets
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take place In June. Tho hrid" 10 h" r"-
c"ivcd mnny lovely pieces nf' cut glass
and the guests spent The evening very
pleasantly. with m interesting program
of entertainments. The guests were:
Misses:
Lucy Martin Viola Ambrose
Virginia Rachman Virginia Blanchard
Sarah punhurEer Ida Radcliffe
Dorothy Darscl Fuctta lllnm
Marjorie Rlodgcrt Lula Lehew
Myrtle DunhArg"r
Nnsra.:
Harry Frankhauscr .Gnn River
Hobart Poscy Nile Radcliffe
Arthur KEENAN,
Mesdames:
r. E, Wagner J. NJ Clark
{. Ambrose y. Marsh
W. J. Staley
Messrs. and MAsdames:
Rev. ]. II. Howard :. UllonI
Pretty Party.
Miss Adelaide coates enter,a incd nr
Tuesday evening. with 4 small party n
her home on South York street. Miss
coates will he bride Of June. Dancing
with other interesting indoor amus:'
mrnts filled III" evening very dc!iShUui-
is for tho following guests:
Misses:
jeanette Buss Carolin" kron-
Emma Null Jaeger
Mary Roth Jane NrG'lGlChor
Ecuiah Doughcrty Jess cook
Hazel Smith
Nesdames:
Arch Henry Joseph Null
Irwin Anderson
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Ladies' Masonic Club.

Tia I.hii''- ~ tn. MaS"u~. "ill h"li
'h"ir r"p-tl!r" nl",.tinE "u Nrdn, lriH -
III. sixth 81 June at ;h" Scottish RI"
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1taSdaRleS.

May Party Today.
with favorable weather. tile lIttla pa
piis OF Miss i:,rtha Wilson school i;
ttno Point wlll give An Outdoor enter
,ainmsnt this lf.Hrn"'.l an The grounds
n f.~i:n Point. Ia "Isrt 81 ram thn
program will =. dcf"r"rd uatil 1t sunny
iay. III proc liz "ii so 10 ;hc local
E.rE cross association. and SO far nearly
SiHj has he.n secured from he sale Il
;:cketS. which IS 1 matter " very great
pride 10 me r:l!l.lrsn.
With their trl,-i mcnt Ia the good
couSe. and :ri+h the rnrr pretty SIcciat-
;ies which IN :hnmS"lrr3 deserve special
attention. A 'arE" audience is practically
assured. The -ehcarsals for this party
have kept me participants IN fever
heat OF eNcciniHn: FOR many weeks. anil
there can be no question "c ia success
It isi quite necessary tho aftatr be given
outdoors. as with Al indoor setting SOM.
of the very loLri:c,,t atmosphere II the
dances and OF the Mayp,!s would be lee
sensd.
Neceivlng the ;icAs,s At tie gate In
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Pretty Party.
post Nuptlal Party.

Mrs. G. r. Thompson tEl"anor Fro
mani, Who's" wafa!nE took place l."
cently, WAS given st party las "T"n'nr
By Miss Mary Duncan NJ h"r nom II
RrGGr.purt DECORATIONS FOR M Hf';.l!
were prnt!!ly done in yellow ana Will"
and tho REFRESHMENTS w"r" "ar"iul!y MP
pointed In these colnrs:
Tho guests were:
'Nesdnmes:
Harry Freeman g. r. TNnmrsor
T NJ Duncan = a. Gillette"
Harry NIIchnner Edward frau&cIl
Charles Porter Mary Porter
1tisS"s:
Dolores Stnnectpher MnrthG Cortland
Irene Porter Agnes Nc'inUgh
Louise knoilinEer Frances Iii!f
Eva Burke Mary NrpdWhFd
Mary Duncan
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Eakou ltalHZ. III" foreigner wliJ was
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-07
"GYPSY LOVE"
Great Broadway Success Coming to
Benninuton.


Great Broadway Success Coming to
Bennington.
Theatregoers once more are to revel
in the rare delights of great Merry
Widow kind of musical production
gay, colorful, gloriously sung, melodi-
Gus romantic comic opera-when on
Wednesday. April IL the information
ally famous impresario Andreas Dip
pei sends here the brilliant operate
organization he has assembled in sup.
port of the celebrated star, Arthur AL.
bro and Finita De Soria, prima donna
soprano for an engagement of only
one performance.
Gypsy Love" is by Franz Lehar
Austrian genius of the pulse.throbbing
Magyar rhythm and the langourous
Viennese waltz, who gave the world
"The Merry Widow" He considers
Gypsy Love" his greatest achieve
ment, as do many eminent critics. The
opera is doubly effective because OF
an enthralling plot as well as treas
ures of harmony. The story revolves
about fascinating young gypsy trou
badous and young noblewoman who
has been tempted into elopement with
him by the Turing gypsy melodies of
his violin. The succession of events
before a most satisfactory denounce-
ment saves the maiden from an un-
happy fate form an intensely roman
tic. but betimes, most humorous nara
tive. ~
Seats on sale at the Harte Theatre
at 1890 p. m. Monday. Prices 20, 70,
S1.00, $3.50 and a few at $500.
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NO SECOND CLASS
I LICENSES 10 Be
GRANTED
House Passed the Bill and the
Senate Sure TO tgree
TAKES EFFECT DURING WAR
House Has Passed the Bill Providing
For the Extension of Street Rail-
way to Guideboard.

Montpelier, April 6.-No second
class liquor license will be issued in
Vermont this year and perhaps never
again is the expectation around the
statehouse today.
No attempt was made to reconsider
the vote passing the bill as the friends
of the measure threatened ii such an
attempt we're made, to force through
bill doing away with all licenses
during the war.
The House through efforts of Mr..
Root passed bill permitting the public
service commission to order the ex-
tension of the Berkshire Street Rail
way tracks in Bennington.
The Senate voted for a fifty cent in
crease in the weekly sum paid for the
care of each state patient at the Brat
tleboro Retreat also raised the gov
ernor's salary to $4,000 per year and
imposed on the state education board
the duties of the commissioner of ag-
riculture in relation to state schools
of agriculture.
Bennington graded school district
voters will be allowed to vote in town
meeting if the graded school district
should vote to surrender charter
1t now seems likely that the legisla-
ture will take final adjournment We'd
nesday morning.
The Senate ordered to third read
ing the inheritance tax bill and dis
posed of much routine business.
The House refused to concur in the
Senate proposal of an eleven hour day
limit for women and children. The
House had previously voted for a ten
hour day limit
State Treasurer Scott announces
that twenty.three banks have sub
scribed to the million dollar loan in
amount aggregating seven hundred
fifty-eight thousand dollars. iaa
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-07
ESTATES OF lovina r. Ellsworth
and Wealthy L. Ellsworth.

ESTATES OF Lovina r. Ellsworth
and Wealthy L. Ellsworth.
STATE OF VERMONT, The Honor
District of Bennington. ss. able Probate
Court for the District of Bennington:
To the heirs and al persons intere.ted 10 the
estates of Lovns II Nlssotth and wealthy l..
Ellsw rth. late Of Bennington in said district,
decease5, GREE riNG:
WHEREAS application bath been made 70
this Court in writing, by the Administrator
praying or license aud authority to sell all OF
real estate Q of .aid diseass1, Tor he payment OF
debts aud charges OF administrator. setting
forth therein the amount OF debys due from
laid deceased, the charges of admiDi,tra ion,
and ths amount of penonal estate and situation
of the real estate.
wHEREUPON. the sac Court app, inted and
assignee the 23d day of Apri, 1917, at the Proba'e
Office in Bennington in faid Ditricf. TO hear
and decide upon said application and petition,
ordered cub is notice there " to be given TO all
persons interested therein, by publis afng said
order, together with the time and pace of
hearing, three weeks successfully In The Ben
ningtou BanDer, newspaper which circu ates
in the neighhorho of those pei so sinteresfed
in said estate all VIII ch publications Sha be
pre- vlous tn the day assigned for hea log.
THEREF0RE. yo1 are hereby notified to
appear before sid Court, at the time and place
assigned, then and there in said Court, 20 make
your objections to the granting Of such license
If ytu Sc ceuse
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND at Bennington, In
said District. this 9th day of April. 1sll.
AMY ii. HARBOUR, Register