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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-25
CRUSH TREASON
GOVERNOR WARNS
Chief Executive Tells Heads
of County Governments
to Be Strict.
CALLS l. w. w. MENACE
SAYS State Should Not Ask
for Federal Assistance
in Action.

Continued From Pagv One.A
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14
MT. PLEASANT NJ. T.. CHURCH.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
bellevue, MAY II Mt Pleasant sun
dav school held n very interesting Mother $
Dav service on Sunday The program was
rs follows Singing America hy school,
Lord PRAYER, school recit ation { tatherinc
NcSorlev: Songs That Mother Used to
Sing duet. Mrs II Is kelso and Mrs
" + Pcdrcll: Rock Of Ages y Nj
II { chorus. solo. Hope Richardson. solo.
Ruth Clark cxcrcisc white carnations.
hy nine children solo. Mothers Day,
l. t.unIcc Neldn recitation, Mrs
Howard Richardson, solo, When | knelt
nt Mother $ kncc. ANNE hddlc, singing,
Home. Sweet Home school
The Epwurth League Of Nj Pleasant
VI 4 Church has elected the following
officers for the wear President. Herbert
Perkins. vicc-prcsldonts Hope Richard
@nn. Fls,c 1allcv GLADYS Perkins Rachel
Eaton. secretary. " lNlc MovldS treas
urcr. Mildred { Perkins The chapter
meets the first trda, night ~ each month
AT the homo of different members
The Women Foreign MISSIONARY )"
cictv of the church will hold thc,r annual
thank offering next SUNDAY morning ~
10 80 clock Au interesting program on
m,se,oue hns hoen arranged, and all MON
hcrs and friends are invited Ia hc present
Herr, pcirlck ono Of the Young men
nf Tho church FORMERLY ticket agent ~
pellevuc. has cnhsiod in the navy and viii
leave for Newport Il noSt lndaN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14
NEWS OF A DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
Formal Acknowledgment OF Cour-
tesies Extended to Women
Liberty Loan Committee.
TO HELP IN JEWISH RELIEF
Epworth League of Seaford M. f.
Church Raises Honor Flag
Bearing Nine Stars.
sner,aI Correspondeuce Of Every Evening

spc,.,sI Cores pondence OF Every Evening
Stafford Nav VI Epworth League,
of It Johns Nj. T. Church, held ITS annual
celebration SUNDAY evening IN the church
with Mrs Robert Elliott IN charge oi the
program. assisted by the choir leader !,
y Il Cook The exercises wer' opened
hv all singing. Onward, Christian sol
dicrs, followed hy prayer hv Rev th'iiip
IL Rawlins. responsive reading, lead by
William Tucker. readings. tortolvou
Ware. Vigil Knowles and Rose W heatieN (,
patriotic songs. 'Star-~panglcd banncr'
and America,
The pastor. Rev ] II Warren gave
an appropriate address The last song
ON the program was Keep the League
lire Burning. to tic an ot \ccp me
Home Fires burning camp hire was
IN the center Of the platform winch
with electric effect made good imitation
nj a camp hrc Arouud tins the singers
stood While rendering the song
The program cntod with the rMS'ng 81
nm honor flag having nur stars IA the
White border. representing the mCnff'f+
of The league Who art nnw ~ the service
of the country ethor here or on me
h.ttIc from in France The stars rep
resented the following liarrv NullFan.
Roland Wright Milton nulhourn, ir'd
crtrb W burton. Norman llcaru and
Naltcr Culvcr III 81. whom arc N training
IN this country and Harlan ] Morris.
H.warI Callava, apj William stewart.
vino .r, -,mcu here IN trance
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14
NEWS OF i.EWES.

Special Correspondence of Fvers Evening
Iovcs. MAY Ii Preston loscph If the
towu and ] yone Richardson of George
town who have hocn apprentices on the
rilotoo Philadelphia fot the past four
,oaus have pa~-cd thc,f final examinations
sn.l NOW have then lconsos as lafeef
pilots lu pAich capacity they serve lor
one ,o7r then becoming first class pllnte
The vrcrklnghoat superior, belonging
W the NcrTlU X Chapman Nrcokmg &c
if New \ nrk city. which has hCen un-
Insllne tho cargo ~ Stone from the
-lmkeu schooner Wawpnock NEAR Tho
C,.,Ia5s. has ncAllv al Inc cargo aboard a
harcc winch viii carry the stone 80
Annapolis. Md Tho Wrcckere expect 10
pump the schooner out and begin pulling
ou II IN few davv
Robert u stevenson " . MIDWAY
merchant Announces his candidacy to1
fhe I>,m,~ 1atlc nomination toT leNN
Crs3ri COMMISSIONER tor ~usseN counts
1t The conlng primary election
MISS Fdwipa Long. private secretary &"
Dean Robinson AZ " omen College Now
a1k visited Miss Marjorie Nlrieu here
and attended the Rcd Cross dance
Rcv { II B Turner 1ector Of y
Peter Z + Church held divine services
II the Base ,antorn Nunda, evening
The chaplain ardo WAS ~ cha'Er vi the
evening service nj II pctcr CmIch
Joseph Iynch Whois 81 atloned Al Camp
nix 4. spending few DAYS with his
parents 81 Rrhohoth Beach
Mrs idchard Renho and daughter. who
spent the winter months IN raulsboro. \
/ returned TO lewcs. last week. for the
Summer
William G IoGand AMI Dr Hiram i
Rlirtou made a trip TO the National C4I-
tai during the week
Local fishermen are making exteTslvo
eat, hc.- ii crokcrs. ono crew having caught
more fhan GOO AZ ono haul Also. quite a
Number of trout have bccn caught during
the week winch sell At better price than
The crukcrS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14
EVIDENCE or APPRECIATION.
Special Correspondents q Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
dover. Nav "a The following letter
v.le sent to Governor Townsend yester
day hv Mrs Henry Ridqciv chairman "t
tht, " oman ilhcrt, oan COMMITTEE o.
Delaware IN acknowledgment Of the telc-
gan which the governor sent to Mrs
Ridgclv II the close ot the Liberty ! oan
campaign last week commencing tho
work cf tho women IN greatly aiding the
work
Tho W oman lihcrtv loan Com
ntfoc of Delaware value Nour message Of
Ma, The members contributed thclr
<rrvlco~ giadiv and freely - thc cause %
=. >Ie,InC Dclon; ;trc to e. over the top
ii he THIRD IIbcrt, loan campaign. and
yuur appreciation means much - them
II believe with you that the message
n,hlch thev carried to thoir fellow citizens
aided and uljI .ld future war activities
AMI If his j. truc They are indeed wei re-
Paid for the sacrifice they made ~ energy
and m means
Mabel : RIdgcl,
"~tstc ChaIImf.n II omau IincTtN Loan
Committee II Delaware
letter n thanks and appreciation also
w. ~cnt YESTERDAY 10 Edward Prince of
The DIamona Statc Telephone Co for
1be sslst ancc. counsel and personal service
rendered ho several committees in arrang-
Ine the state celebration held here on
April Is Also tn the iIncmen who Sd vii
lncly aided III e;rnplug banners and flags
for he parace.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14
NEWS Of THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Nazareth Church Planning for a
Notable Event on the Seventh
of June.
s,aG Correspondence Of Every Evening

STAT Correspondence OF Every Evening
New Castle, MAY l4 The members
Of the Dorcas society Of the Nazareth
NJ + Church are planning hig festival
on June at the Court House Building.
With the following committees Cake
table, Mrs George Swami. Mrs Spencer
Clylner, Mrs John Mailman. Mrs John
Il. Montgomery, Mrs James L Bacon,
Mrs Frank Moore ice cream. Mrs VII
liam Weggenmann, Mrs Harold Hobbs.
Mrs Mary o. Denney; fruit Mrs Frank
Macdonald, Mrs Robert II harrington.
lr. candy, Mrs Frank Boees Mrs julius
Dodd Miss Emily Lunt, Miss Mabel
tlewell; Strawberries, members Of the
class
The members Of the Buraca Class q
Nazareth Church will conduct noon
day meeting 1T the Raldt plant Of the
Penn -Seaboard works tomorrow. beng
the first Of the series Of Nedno sdaN noon
| meetings for workmcn, under the direc-
ton Of Pastor John r. Ricking
The funeral OF Joseph Sheppard, who
died recently at the Hope Farm. was held
yesterday from the home Of his uncle,
Marcella Mcdowell and the body was
laid 10 rest III the Glehc cemetery he
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14

Of his foot. and it required all If hls strength
ia extract 1t The wound Is very painful,
but not serious
William Guthrie. an cmployc Of the rail
road company, stationed near Whining
ton, spent the weekend here with his
mother, Mrs Guthrie
William Lyons left yesterday afternoon
for Wilmington. where he has secured
work during the summer months
Captain " " Griffith spent the week
end with his family here HIS schooner is
unloading IN New York City
sydney lsaacS now III service ut Allen
town Pa. spent the weekend here with
his sisters Mrs Frank Bryan and Miss
Dclcma lsaacs
Raymond Scott. son Of Thomas Scott Of
this town who recently graduated rs Il
marine engineer and enlisted IN active
service sailed yesterday from Baltimore
for active overseas duties.
Mr. and Mrs Reuben Stewart are on a
motor trip to Atlantic City, y
Sunday "A large touring car owned by
MIR lsaacs near town. crashed INTO a
Ford touring car Of Joseph Lord at the
head Of Pine street. neither driver seeing
the other III time to stop No one was hurt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Special CORES spoudence Of Every Evening
Laurel, hav IA Mrs Fanny White Of
Wilmington has been visiting Miss Minnie
Robinson Mrs White formerly made her
home IN Laurel
Miss Francis Davis Of Laurel has re-
turned from short trip TO New York
City
Samuel J Thompson has been seriously
III At his home on Central avenue, but is
sllChtly improved
Rev and Mrs Raymond White of
Alexandria Va, are spending several days
III Laurel and vicinity
" Luther Elzey Of Eunore, Va. has
been IN Laurel several days. renewing old
acquantances.
Joseph j Collins Of Harrington has been
spending few days in Laurel with his
brother, l. John Collins.
G Sidney Harrington, Selby Lewis.
Frank Lynch, Charles II Joseph and
Maurice ". Hearn Of Camp Crane Allen
town. Pa. and David Burris, Howard
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14

lIearn. John Avery and Ous y Harring
ton II Camp Dix \ j. spent Sunday with
friends and relatives in Laurel and VI
entity
MIR and Mrs Jerome W Galloway.
parents Of Sergeant W Raymond Cal
lawav. have received cards announcing
hls safe arrival IN France
Leon LIoyd Of Laurel has secured po-
sltiun rs brakeman on the Pennsylvania
Railroad
ID Kirk Rodney and Fred Marvil Of the
Base Hospital in Philadelphia are visit
ing relatives IN Laurel
RAYMOND James, who had been spend
ing four-days' furlough here with his
brother. Oscar James. has returned to
Camp DIX
Ions Hastings Of Delmar has been
visiting friends and relatives IN Laurel
Sirman D. Marvil of Fort du Pont
visited Laurel Sunday, accompanied home
bv his family. who had been spending a
few DAYS with him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14
LARGE CATCHES OF TROUT.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Georgetown Mav IA The catches OF
trout along the bay shore have been SO
large for the past few days that fishermen
have been unable 10 dispose Of them to the
dealers IN the county. and rs a conse-
quence have been forced to ship them to
the cItv markets or salt them
Dodson Co. at Milton, for several days
have had about l. coiored women clean
ing the fish and packing them away FOR
winter use For the past week some OF the
fishermen have caught many as POO
bushels ~ one haul, some Of the fish
welghng rs much as II and ID pounds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14
TO AID NARIOIS DRIVES.

special Correspondents OF Every Evening
Dover MAY Il Preliminary to the
Red CroS>. n q \ and other drives
for the raising Of funds patriotic meet
ing. the tlrst OF = series to be held IN lower
Delaware j. scheduled to take place next
SUNDAY afternoon IN the Dover Opera
House. al which Chief Justice James Pen
ncwill VIII preside
The speakers. n addition TO Judge
Pennewill. Will include ! A Downev Of
Lincoln. Neb . well-knowu Chautauqua
orator, Henry Ridgciv Of Dover and pos
slbly one or two others Music will be
furnished i, Dover singers directed by
Rev. A. Victor Lightbournc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14
CEMETERY ASSOCIATION.
,i,a ,.,,r,e.r.n.ienr.. - ryery Evening

Sr.,iaI Correspondence. ~ livery Evening
newark Na1 - The Fou"ad"r enc
f.f, A~-oetatlon vii hnld ats second
auua. meeting II fcncadgr frcs'Nt teIIan
ttureh Glasgow on ltno 4" y"
~.n4on ~ tive morning devotional sci
vices Winch Will he conducted at ~ 81
q ,9acL Will ~ preached hN Rev
franklin ~naloy pastor ~ Nost lrsoN
t,rt.n hurch Wilmington N . Z. clook
u tbr att"tunou tic m~toreal addF'SS
- lc made 1, Professor 'oorge l"ot'
Maarc III Uaryard DIVINITY School a
grandson Il tormrr pastor, tho h'N
Georgc lotdc
Nll fr,and- of tho church and others
interested arc extended 4 cordial INVITA-
tlan - attend the services hbth mornWR
AMI afternoon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14

paIlbcarers were G,urg Atrr %laraH
Bennett, lau.~ krna JOHN
Courtlaud Pndar ,nI Iaias ~4rppari
Tho Citizens EuI'aHg hoau A~-
socati0u mat lAe' uEHt 1aaa'r 1i
shares Is Stoc6 Htr a raea. Anl
although building ua-easi nigh and
scarce. It looks ~ though nanpeT ot
new homes mas H. a4uf the etty ai
once
The funeral -tryGre tar Dom,mck
Valentino was igid III Il Peter r.
Church ve-tgrlaE vs. th mass, and With
internent NJ the Gaedral cemetery
W!muEtou he p1ilte4rer- were Lewis
Rudueshtdg er4uk fot,h, Carlo 6 hepct-
tIno. Iuu Lutitiano, Caspartnto Cara
hantha and i,r9 \IcC ophroo
Nis~es Margaret anJ Catherine Ma
hancx we're guests 81 Mr. and Mrs Francis
r. Necailn ou m automobile trip
throughout the Eastern shore q Mary
land on Sunday
The catch of shad Was So small yes
tcrliav hat most of the fishermen fished
Int one tide Not more than two or
three bouts put ID the eutue I3v
Lost On road between New Castle and
Wilmington, an automobile curtain casc
containing ono curtain, boot and . tubc
suitable reward n returned - 6 hdTleS >
Fleming New Castle. Del Adv.
I,odgers wanted Gentlemen preferred.
2O2 Delaware street. Adv
Mrs I + Sherwood chIropodIst lO6
West seventh street, Wilmington. Del
Adv
Have YOU used Nclvo-Touea If NOT
not see J n. i L. l. Elmson Inc Adv
Eelvo- Tone Is an entirely new iuLsh
Let US demo, atrate it. j L ~ l.. T..
Eliason Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14
FOR JEWISH WAR SUFFERERS,

s,,e,ial CORE. non Ience Of Every Evening
Newark Man Il ~o Wilson, q
local merchant. has hccn appointed ~
Nathan Strauss NJ New ork MY
chairman for Newark m the work of
raising S3n 600 GOO for Jewish war suffer
Cr@
The amount allotted to bo raised IN
Newark IS $3.50 ami NIr Wilson thinks
he will hc able to secure that sum
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14
OFFENDERS PUNISHED.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover May I4.-Charged with drunken
ness and dIsorderly conduct Saturday
night, Louis Gross. I'd Reed, Henry Hall
W Harvey and " Sullivan were lodged in
Jail. and after paying fines and costs
amounting to s. each were released yester-
day morning.
Charles Spencer and Philip Spencer.
both white men, charged with the larceny
al pldw harness and other goods, the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14
WILL. PRESENT FLAGS.

special Correspondence of Every Evening
Georgetown MAY II Most Worship
fl Master of Delaware Masons, George
Il Hvnson Of Milford viii pay his Official
VISIT to Franklin Lodge No, Il, A I y
A NJ Of this town tonight
After the business session tho committee
IN charge Of the entertainments will present
two flags American and service, III honor
of members who are IN the service Of the
country A collation. Will he served at the
close of the meeting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14
NEWS OF STAFFORD.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence o. Every Fvening
Seaford MAY IA Mr. and Mrs
Ezekiel I.ankford Mr. and Mrs ID G.
Smoot. Miss Marie Nowood and Miss
Clara James. all Of near Cambridge, Md.
spent Sunday and Monday here with Mrs
Joseph r Coulhourn.
Miss Corlnne Warren has resigned her
position as book<ccper with the firm Of
Hastings Fskridge Co. To take a similar
position with firm IN Wilmington She
left here the latter part Of the week to
assume her new duties Her former place
IS being filed by Miss Daisy Lankford,
this town
Walter Lloyd Of Blades stepped on a nail
a few DAYS ago which went into the ball
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14
WANT STRAWBERRY PICKERS.
Special Correspondence OF Every Evening

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Bridgevllle, May II Farmers are
making an effort to secure labor to pick
the strawberry crop. In previous years
the labor has been coming here from the
cities. but now the working conditions
have improved SO much in the cities It
does not pay the men to come to the
country.
II the weather conditions continue
warm. strawberries Will bc coming into the
market this week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14
BRIToNo CHASE TURKS.

Mounted Troops Pursued Hun Allies
Twenty Miles. After Capturing kirkut-
IoRdou. Nas It British m9uut0G
troop9 after capturing N.rNut a
NTesopotArfla. pursued .6e urks for
distance of t0cntt u.les to he north
R..rd sass au aiicial tatemcnt issued
v,~trraag Ly the War 9fjce on MAJ
III the TURKS we're driven ACROSS the
Little BaD River ~ tltyn kupn 1h,
latter place IS SIXTY miles southeast al
MosuI aui more than 100 mlas north p.
BagdLI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14
HELPING RED CROSS DRIVE.

Special Correspondents Of Every Evening
Newark Man l4 Captain Clarence
NJ Dillon Of the Wilmington Chamber
OF Commerce was IN Newark Yesterday
distributing posters IN connection with
the Red Cross drive that IS to start nCXt
week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14
Enlers Countr, ! Ser.lcr.

Miss Mary Emsiey ~ho '"T 'ac 0a--
year has been making her home =. Ma
ia West Iwrnte-thI-i street. with Nl-
tud Mrs Genruu HlTris. I'm Friday aftrr
noon. having enlisted ar ltnd 'ro-
nursing service. left far AMP Cord llt
Atlanta ga
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14
NEW BABY AT MIDDLETOW WN.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Middetown, MAY IL MIR and Mrs.
Matthew + Slaughter of Middletown an
nounce the arrival of boy baby, on May
II. Mrs Slaughter was formerly Miss
Carrie Carpenter of Wilmington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14
More Daughters Of America.

4 class of at least 20 candidates for
membership will be initiated on Wcdnes-
day evening, May -, by James 4
Garfield Council M l. Daughters Of
America, the occasion marking the 22d
..nnI1nrs..t-A. III tLa. nnuucli
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14
Settling Estates.

Isaac K Brown, register of wills, has
granted ancllary letters OF administration
on the estates Of Mary +. Hatton and
Lew & Hatton 10 Cora Farnsworth
Hatton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14

property of Grover G. WaTencr of near
Clayton, were held in 5000 bail for court
after pleading guilty TO the charge
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14

You try an Every Evening want adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14

Wornen's 35c Hose.
all sizes. Special Top
ks Day.
l9c
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14
less Of war conditions, ever held here.
TOPKIS DAY SPECIALS

FI izc Pillow Caec- -pondd quality mu.hr 10
value IJc
arxoo Feaehca snc~ts. dnc muslin $50 alne nQ.
Tnpti. bay JOG
Women ciuf* Vc4fe regIar }5c grade I5r
Women erov and other .ttle tnon nt 20
81 50 values ......... DC
Women oIl l-e Drawer. -perdid yaluo- DO
grade Lie
Men. a7e Babriggan sfrf- Drawer III sze 20
for DC
SUITS 10y. z. g'ao "''.o'F '"d "''.aa'" .'' 49c
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14

Pongee Silks. 50 in.
wide. all colors. 75c
value.
39c
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1918-03-28
NORTH FAIRFIELD

The North Fairfield Red Gross sent
to headquarters this week o. pairs
socks. 4 sweaters, l mufller, 4 wash
cloths. "a hospital shirts
Mrs Nelson Chapman who has been
poorly all winter is now very sick
with rheumatic fever and was taken
to Gray's Hospital, Waterville. last
Saturday.
The Oneida Club met at the Union
Church, March %, two new members
were accepted A mock town meet
ing was much enjoyed. Mrs Mar
garet Clifford won first prize in the
guessing contest Margaret SAVAGE.
Carl and Maud Plummer were named
as the program committee for April
The Red Cross Auxiliary will hold
an all day meeting at the Union
Church Friday M4rch % anv who
have yarn they are willing to donate
toward the quilt squares are request
ed to bring ii, Also any short stories,
jokes, etc. for the scrap books Bring
your knitting also thmble and scis-
sorS.
Ruth and Linwood Gray of South
Berwick are spending their vacation
with their grandmother. Mrs W B.
Clifford
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FIRE AND POLICE COM.
MISSION ORGANIZED
Same Police Officers Appointed As
Served Last Year

meeting Of the Fire and Police
Commission was held at the Office of
the independents Reporter last Mon
day evening.
e. j. Butler, who has just been re
appointed for a term of three years,
was elected chairman OF the board.
II. 7. Patten Was reelected clerk and
NJ. G. Niles. treasurer. The COM
mission re-appointed the same police
officers who had served for the past
year: Albert pooler, Tracy NJ
Gates, j. A. Ayore. Charles Cleye-
land Frank Thompson and Charles
Steward. Mark W. Savage was re
appointed chief of the Skowhegan Fire
Department Tracy Gates was re-
appointed first assistant and Charles
Carnage, second assistant. Mr.. Say
age subsequently re-appointed Leon
Witham as engineer, and Herbert Hill
ton as fireman, for the steamer. Mr.
Savage also re-engaged Mark Clark
as teamster and Charles Elwell as
driver for the auto truck, and engine
house man Mark Savage was re
appointed building inspector for the
ensuing year
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Green-Adams

A wedding of interest to many was
that of Miss Sarah Jennie Adams of
East New Portland and Grover Cleye-
land Green of Big Jim Pond Camp,
Eustis, which took place at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. M. Adams at o'clock on Wednes-
day evening, March goth. Only the
immediate family of the bride and a
few intimate friends were present, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Adams and children,
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Davis and child
rem and Mrs. O. B. Holbrook A
younger brother of the bride Delmore
F. Adams in the service, stationed at
Camp Greene. Charlotte, n Carolina,
was unable to be present The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. 7. B.
Madsen and the single ring service
was used. The bride was very daint-
lily gowned in white Georgette creme
overshot with pearl beads over white
silk. After the ceremony lunch was
served
Mr. Green is the son of Charles
Green of Skowhegan. Mrs Green Is
a graduate of N New Portland high
school and of Pennington Normal
and is a very successful teacher The
couple left on Thursday for Big Jim
Pond Camp, where they will stay thru
the summer season They are fol-
lowed by the good wishes of host
Of friends who wish them many years
Of happiness and prosperity.