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Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-04-24

The society set of BENEFITS.
vile and the Rockingham dane.
ing set met at the Richmond
Country Club Saturday night
and enjoyed another of those
delightful dances, Bennettsville
furnishing the music.
Mrs. Anna Thomas Lee, Of
Washington, arrived in Rocking
ham last Saturday to spend ten
days with her parents and rela
tives. Mrs. Lee expects to spend
Sunday in Charlotte with Scott
Thomas, her brother, returning
to Washington from Charlotte.
Misses Nancy and Katherine
Farley went to Charlotte tc
spend Monday, returning tc
Rockingham on the evening
train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Gore
went to Raleigh to spend the day
Monday, returning to Rocking
ham Monday evening.
Miss Mildred Briggs, who
came to the Tatum-Hobbs wed
ding, returned to her home ir
Raleigh Tuesday morning.
Mrs. John Morrison and chill
dren have gone up to Charlotte
to the marriage of Miss INITIAL
to Mr.. c. B. Bryant, on Wednes
day evening of this week. They
will be the guests of DR.. ano
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-04-24

ed the members OF her Bridge
club and a few invited friends.
The guests were received by the
hostess and given a tiny basket
which was strung on ribbon to
hang around the neck to keep the
score in, which was kept by sCor-
ing every time a game was made
in one hand at each table, choc-
olate candy Easter egg was put
in the basket. The tables were
marked by tiny rabbits. Soon
everyone was bent on winning
the game, but when the score
was called for, Mrs. F. w. Leak
had more Easter eggs in her
basket than anyone else so she
received the club prize, a hand
some water color "A Boy and
Rabbit" To Mrs. Henry Clay
Wall was presented the visitors
prize for the top score, a mahog.
any basket filled with chocolate
candy eggs. Others enjoying
Mrs. Corpening's hospitality be
side the club members were;
Mesdames ]. L. Hawley, w. G.
Lowery, Mial Leak, Henry Clay
Wall, w. S. Thomas, H. L. Guth
RE, R. S. Leak, Rufus Howard
Of Columbia, Misses Julia West
of Raleigh, and Kathryn McDon
aid. Mrs. Corpening served egg
salad, cold tongue, potatoe chips
hot buttered rolls, and orange
ice; perched on the side of the
ice glass were tiny Easter chicks
carrying out the Easter idea
This was easily one of the mos
delightful parties of the Spring
season.
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The Itching and Sting
of Blazing. Fiery Eczema

blood, the disease being caused by an
infection which breaks out through
the skin. That is why the most satis-
factory treatment for all so-called
skin diseases is S. s. S., for this rem.
edy SO thoroughly cleanses the blood
that no impurities can remain. Get g
bottle to-day at any drugstore, and
YOU will see results from the right
treatment. Write for expert medical
advice, which you can get without
cost. by addressing Medical Director
l21 Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. Sc.
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Seems Like the Skin Is on Fire.

Seems Like the Skin Is on Fire.
There is harrassing discomfort
caused by Eczema that almost be-
comes a torture. The itching is al
most unbearable, and the skin seems
on fire with the burning irritation.
A cure from local applications of
salves and ointments lis impossible,
because such treatment can only al
lay the pain temporarily. The disease
can only be reached by going deep
down to its source.
Tia source of Eczema u II the
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Social
(Contributedl

An impressive ceremony was
that on Saturday evening at the
beautiful Presbyterian Church in
this city, when Miss Mary Reed
Hobbs and DR.. Eddis w. Tatum,
of Mt. Olive, were united in the
holy bonds of matrimony, Rev.
Z. V. Robertson, pastor of the
bride, saying the service. Messrs.
June Diggs, L. G. Fox, Mial Nc
Rae, DR.. Abernethy, and Chas.
Hobbs acting as ushers. Exactly
at $50 o'clock Miss Ruth Har-
rison rendered a piano solo, fol-
lowed by a duet by Misses
O~t1via Scales and Berta West,
"A Love Song" which wes de-
lightfully sung, with Miss Will
mer Stansill accompanying them.
To the strains of Mendelshon's
wedding march by Miss Harrison,
the wedding party entered in
twos: Miss Helen Long and
Miss Laura Page Steele, Miss
Mary Entwistle and Miss Emma
Grey Ledbetter, Miss Esther
Tatum and Miss Minnie Garrett;
then preceding the bride and the
maid of honor came Miss Mil
dred Briggs down the center
aisle, Miss Hobbs and her maid
of honor, Miss Alice Page, of
Aberdeen, and they were met at
the altar by the groom and his
best man, Mr.. Dennison Lee, OF
Mt. Olive. The VOWS were spok-
en- and the bridal party left the
church in the order in which
they entered. The bride wore a
handsome going away suit blue
cloth, trimmed in braid and but
tons; her bouquet was bride
roses and valley lilies. The
bridesmaids wore dainty organ
dies of different colors, with
black picture hats, and carried
huge ostrich fans. DR.. and Mrs.
Tatum caught theF Florida Limited
at Hamlet and went to Miami, to
spend their honeymoon, and will
be at home in Mt. Olive after
May LIST.
The church was beautifully
decorated with white dogwood
and long leaf pine, which made a
pretty background for this at
tractive ceremony.
Those from a distance attend
ing the wedding were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris Page and Miss Alice
Page, of Aberdeen, Mrs. Wood
and two children, of Biscoe, Mr..
James McAuley, of Mt. Gilead,
Miss Hobbs, of Kinston, Messrs.
c. W. Jennings and Mr.. Journey
of Mt. Olive.
Mrs. Tatum is the daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. c. M. Hobbs of this
city and is very popular in her
| set.. DR.. Tatum is a successful
dentist in Mt. Olive, being prom
inent in his profession and bus
ness interests in that section,
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Friday night Hamlet cotillion
club gave a most enjoyable dance
at their dance hall in Hamlet in
the Gordon-Land Building, which
was most enjoyed. Music was
furnished BY Comstock Orches-
|tra, of Columbia.
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Shingles.

My single mill on W. H.
Roberts place in Wolf Pit is
in operation.
Can furnish pine shingles on
short notice. Let me have your
orders. w. S. Odom, Hamlet, Rt.
l, Box sc.
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A distinctively beautiful and
charming event was that Of Mon
day afternoon when Mrs. A. G.
Corpening at her apartments at
the Rockingham hotel, entertain
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C. E. GADDY ELECTRICAL co.
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WELLINGTON

Harry Hamilton who has been in
the t. S Service for about a year
has received his discharge and re
turned home.
Mrs. S J. Morse who has been quite
sick for the last week is much better.
Her son George Morse from Lowell,
Mass. is with her
John Hall of Durham was i'll town
last week calling on friends
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brasier have
moved INTO the old St Clair boarding
house while Mr.. Braser is working
for W J. Libby
Charles knoWlcs has gone 10 Bling
ham to work.
Mr. and Mrs Leon Brown have NOV
ed to Guilord where Mr. Brown has
employment in the WOODEN mill.
Joseph 81 Clair Huiahel saving his
lumber last week and has gone to his
home i'll Gorham, \ II.
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NORTH NEW PORTLAND

The Cheat special Paramount
picture of National popularity with
Fannie Ward as principal star. shows
young Wife's misuse of Red Cross
money, how She loses it on the stock
market. how She is branded on the
shoulder by "A hendish Japanese who
will back the money for her if she
will go to him. She wounds him
and escapes as her husband enters.
This will be followed by big 2-reel
comedy, combining pretty girls and
lots of fun Grand finale Social
dance. Taylors Theatre North
New Portland, Saturday evening.
Mrs. Phillip Dolbies and little son
Chester of kingsfeld spent the week
end with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Elbridge Williamson.
Thomas Hogan, who was called to
see his father who is very i'll in New
Brunswick returned home Wednesday
Mrs. Conrad Agren, Miss Mildred
and Nancy Williamson were callers
at W. II. Farnhams Sunday afternoon.
Elmer Tufts and wife of kingiield
were on the Hill Sunday.
Chester Atwood is still great sui
ferer from Sciatic Rheumat ism be
ing very lame.
Levi Thompson remains very low.
clyde simmons has changed his
house in the village with Oscar Rec
cards farm and is about all moved.
Mrs. Carrie Nichols was at King
field. Friday. also Mahlon Clark and
wife.
The two German helmets that were
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STATE OF MAINE

l9ah'y Of Somerset, SIS.
May 3. 1919.
faken This Bird day Of May 1919. on
~ ution dated April 10, 1919, issued
VI Judgment rendered by the Su
irene Judicial Court, within and for
W. county Of Somerset at term
TTaefeGt begun and held on the First
1t7a3S If April. 1919. to wit. on the
ifa day Of April. 1919, in favor Of
.A-"r ~. Cunlin Of Smlthfcld in
qua county of Somerset against Nancy
- 3''' ford of said Smithfield, for
ad s-iNe dollars and four cents debt
r. damage and nineteen dollars and
we cents costs Of suit, and Will
SOFA at public auction at the Office
q. L. r Folsom in Norridgewock in
100 county, to the highest bidder. on
-''h day Of June 1919, at O'Clock
h' ailrrnnon, the following de-
,a,.h'H zeal estate and all the right,
v.' and interest which the said
- j. hiekford has and had in and
H.. NJ sam" on the 5th day of August,
~ al lo.l5 o'clock in the forenoon,
a., me when the same was attached
..s 1 @Ilt in the same suit, to wit:
ia lam lot or parcel of land stu
s,5 aid Smithheld and bounded
pfr rbed as follows. to wit: be-
'ht"l4I at land of AvandeT Morrow on
Nor, r. side of the road, thence
~ said road five 60 rods to a
NJ 'aence East parallel with said
rnd North line thirty-two C32)
So1,, 10 take in the ground, thence
Mo- ~ go rods to land of said
srIt thence West by said Merrow's
,3irir,o The place of beginning, con-
pre,ails one acre, and being the same
said - Which were purchased by
Mace 1L@ney f. Bickford of Blanche c.
cordaao g deed dated May 81, 1908, re-
besdu IN the Somerset Registry of
~ Book 291, Page $40.
avis CHARLES r. MILLER,
Deputy Sheriff
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++*++++++++s++++++f++f*%'
THE NEWS OF SOMER-
SETS BUSY TOWNS
PLEASANT RIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs Harry Greenlaw and
daughter of Fairfield are guests of
Mrs. Greenlaw's father. Evander
Andrews.
Fred Baker is visiting in Scion with
the family OF his daughter Mrs. Har-
Ian Boyington.
Erwin Steward recently purchased a
nice pair of work horses of Skowhe-
gan parties.
The house of Daniel Mullen caught
fire Wednesday morning as the fam
lily were at breakfast and a part Of
the roof was burned
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Berry returned
Wednesday night from a visit with
relatives and friends in Portland,
Yarmouth and Madison.
Mr. and Mrs. Perley Bickford and
children from Bingham are at Mrs.
Emma HealYs Tor the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Steward OF
Bingham spent sunday at viii Mar
TINS.
Harley Robinson and wife have
moved onto the Frank De Silva farm
which was recently purchased by the
Central Maine Power Co.
Much credit is due Mrs Floyd Hun
newell for her efforts during the re
cent Victory Loan.
Samuel Rollins trapped TWO bears
last week one OF which was quite
large and fat.
Miss Nina Grant Of NorridgeWock.
is doing table work at Rowe Pond
Camps again this summer
Mrs H. W. MaXtield has Il new in
cubator which holds three-hundred
and eighty eggs
Mrs Silas HunneWell returned home
from Bingham Saturday.
Mrs Rose Williams and Miss Mag
gle Nngent spent Tuesday at Mrs.
Alma Martins
Nj. and Mrs Wallace Ashcroft and
children haze mnNed from Bingham
into his new house near Nm Ash
croft
Miss Gladys Barron had the mis-
fortune recently to scald her arm
quite badly
Miss Helen Turner OF Starks has
been the guest of her grandmother
Mrs. George Andrews, the past week.
Some much needed repairs are be
ing done To the bridges in town tn 5
! spring.
We take orders for rubber stamps,
Charles Chase Is at work for Hen
| ry Rollins
Daniel Mullen has reeolay bought
COW and pair OF steets.
Rollins Brothers have nice pain
OF oxen which they purchased OF Mrs
/ Emma IIealX
Ernest Andrews has been laying i
new galvanized iron water pipe.
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CA MBItIDGT

A large party of relatives lud neigh
bors gathered at the home ul TX ~her-
if Folsom in Cambridge. Wednesday
evening, May 18th. 10 pay taeir fe-
spects to his only =3n who ha# lust
returned from eiph month"; rrviee
in France Tho party ST. planned
by Mr. aud Mr. r e. Ham T. be- a
perfect surprise lo Frank EaH Dol
som so some of the friend H.W 70
his home early o. tlke hmm o9i lur u
little turn about toAn. Mr. George
W. McIntire of Dexter wanted r. taa
him the good qualities OF Ia hes
Oakland car. When they returned.
the house was 6lod with guests who
greeted his with program o.
speeches and music The Star
Spangled Banner Was sung with we
hcmencc, led by Seth { Ham With
Mrs. Edna Bailey at The organ. Rev
T +. Ham spoke words of welcome
and analysed the joy il gives the home
friends and community to have this
noble young toWnsma back from the
hidcousness Of warfare on Foreign
soil to friends and his business. \
duet was rendered by Mrs. r. Bailey
organ, A. II. Ham. violin. The great
est surprise came 10 the young sol
der when F. c. Ham rose and after
touching remarks. in behalf of the
company. presented a nice gold watch
and chain to our hero, who accepted
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EAST NEW PORTLAND

EAST NEW PORTLAND
Friends of Delmore = Adams son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Adams will be in
terested To know that he is now in
command of company OF men who
are taking three months course in
! a machine shop. This is his second
year in foreign service lis address
is; Delmore p. Adams, Second Lieu
tenant. Infantry Camp Stephenson.
A. p. 0. 70S, A. +. f. Neyers. France
The Sunday School at the falls
was re-organized last Sunday with
the following officers chosen: Supt.
Mrs. Ray Nye. Assistant Supt. Miss
Martha Emery Secretary. and Treas
urer, Mrs. Charles Nye a committee
consisting Of Miss Martha Emery.
Mss Lula Holbrook and Mrs RAY
Nye were appointed to see what can
be done toward getting new books
j for the library.
lhere were services at church last
i sunday conducted by Rev. J. p Rob
/ efls, State Baptist Missionary
\ little daughter arrived i'm tn
] nome OF Mr. and Mrs Thurston Hut
+ chlhs on May 18th. Before her mar
/ rage Mrs Hutchins was Miss Anna
+ johnston and very popular school
teacher
Mrs. Ada Johnson OF Turner attend
! ed the funeral Of Miss Florence
i Emery She returned To her home
/ Monday
Clarence Jordan of Santa Mon "a.
i California. recently visited his uncle.
{ ). X Jordan and family
Miss Florence Lillian Emery. died
/ OF tuberculosis May 14th. at the home
i of her parents Mr.. ana Mrs Hiram
Emery
Mis- Emory was born in New Port
land. July t. 1891 She attended the
/ New Portland schools graduating
/ from New Portland High school in
the class OF 1914 She chen entered
I Madison II Eh School and would haye
graduated in 1916 but MIS- Obliged In
leave school year before her grad
udtlon Oh account Of poor health
She Wds a very successful school
i teacher having taught in the towns al
| New Portland, North Anson. and
Smithteld Owing to poor health she
| was Obliged To resign her position on
New Portland Hill last Sepfember
tho bo,,.o "a ~ 10
Che ,'.,.. ,'' - p,H
craaao ' ,n5 a , >,e Oh New Portland
aa,46 - 'iI' WV century kepekah
pnuiot ~" for'lah".
ST. 'i' lux 1nc long inohlhs OF suffering
vas "ooaeriuilN patl'hl, brave.
' 'i' ,,''ei III t'i Nhe possessed 10y
" a.., "ISp2SI'ioil ana WAS very success
NJ, III "''Al"s irlehas.
i-'' ms "|"oa ana hearts lolIed 10
N''P hti' Htl On tdIiH nut Ill VAIN.
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MADISON CENTRE

Mr.. and Mrs. William Langley and
daughter who have been spending the
winter in y. II. have arrived at their
cottage for the summer
Mark John of Cornville was cal
Ter at the home of Fred and Olive
Hayden last Saturday
The many friends Of Mrs. George
Clough will be glad to know she is
doing we'll after her serious opera
ton.
Mrs. Orran Blackwell of Madison
village who was operated on at the
Somerset Hospital some three weeks
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Proctor & Bowie
ROAD PETITION
Telephones 45o-457


STATE OF MAINE,
Somerset -
To the Honorable Board Of County
'."lnhisSlo ior the county Oh
We. the Undersigned. citizens and
gaAi 5 fal1, " rnnr.sont that nnhIjc
,5.s,,aience and necessity reouire that
errtain birhwav lending from a
pamt in the Athens Road in the Town
Of Roscoe Bigelow and into and
through part of the town of Corn,
vile III sad county OF somerset ana
iai'Sreo.me EernIiIIe Shon1d he al ~
- Ind - marian fhernof discon-
-" ''iu " Pi' IL ,.o' g. ,,,,,.
sbonId be altered by changing its
selrse beginning at a point about four
rods North of the town line between
the Town of Cornville and the Town
II SkoWhegan and extending East
nearly parallel with said town line
and intersecting the Molunkus Road.
That part of the old road before re
ferred to between said point about
four rods North of the line between
thr Town of Skowhegan and the Town
Of Gornvile and the point Of intersec-
ton with said Molunkus Road should
be discontinued
~ IA
that said way may be altered and that
part of said way may be discontinued
as h"reinbefore set forth.
N,r.,r,.,, ,t,,oa<.
~ - -
and thlrtN-SiN others.
-------
STATE OF MAINE
,...t,t,. commissioners, Court
Son,erset ,.ontv
p.,c,ved and filed Nav g 1g1g
anu w.
Attest W. l. SfEk lNS' 'ierk
STATE OF MAINE
tSealI
Somerset. So.
Court Of Comfy Commissioners.
Nav & n 1919
Narcb Adjourned Term.
49,.
non me foregoing Pt'l.io"' pe!nE
SATISFIED ihat the petitioners arc re-
sRoh- Ihle and that an inquiry INTO l., me
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il with hearty thanhs. After sing
ing America refreshments were scrv-
ed of ice cream and such cakes as
only the Cambridge ladies can perfect
after which Mr. Folsom exhibited
some souvenirs of France, views.
coins, script, German bayonet taken
from the field and many other inter
estng articles. The gas mask and
battle hat none of Us thought We
would ever care to wear. He was
called into service Sept. Is. 1917 and
WAS placed at Camp Deyens for train
ing in the 18TH Div. Battery b BOB
II 4 f. lie Wda strong young man
and has maintained good health dur
ing the entire tmo He WAS Al the
front when the armisliec WAS signed
and knew tho honor ol opon conflict.
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Statement of the Condition
of the
Skowhegan Savings Bank--Skowhegan
MARCH 81, 1919
BIN ". PAGE. President.
CARLETON p. MERRILL. Treasurer

TRUSTEES BIN ". GEORGE COVER CHARLES r
COOK CARLETON MERRILL HERBERT L THOMPSON
ORG AIMED OCTOBER
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Putsfeld Advertiser for sale at
sampson 4 Azores.
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ll.25 a. m from Watervllle. Pitts.
neld, Newport, Bangor, Augusta. Bath.
Brunswick. Lewiston and Portland.
d. {. DOUGLASS. Federal Manager.
NJ L. HARRIS Gent Pass. Agent
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ago, is now stopping with her sister
Mrs. II. f. Spear, before going home
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county commissioners Court.
Somerset County.
Received and filed May s, 1919.
Attest: W 7. SEEKINS. Clerk
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Il mis- Come" mr.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-16
ARE
long ON GUARDS
Five Crack Men Are Candi-
dates for the Two
Positions.

sf0RGANToWN, Dec. 16. = The
guard positions on the West Virginia
basketbal team this winter are go
liz to be well fortified If the quality
the material at hand means any
thing. There are five men candidates
or the two positions. all. OF whom
have had VARSITY experience These
are HBiz" Dawson who has played two
years and was acting captain last
year; aCll" Morrison, who has also
played two years, being captain elect
ia 1913; George Hill, who played reg
dlarly and spectacularly with Dawson
Is running mate last year; Bob"
Hawkins who played either guard or
center in practically every game OF
the 1918 season; and Steele Trotter
who played in number of games in
tlie season OF 1917.
Hill has been handicapped in COM
ing out ID. practice by stress Of scho-
iastic work to date, and the result has
been that Coach stadsYolG has been
working Dawson and Morrison ,regu-
farly. This pair, unquestionably, will
Start the game against the Pittsburgh
eullegians here Friday and they, OF
tourse, can take care Of the posts
fiandily.
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mess man OF Enterprise was visitor
here en- Monday.
Mrs. H. L. MerrttieId OF Fairmont
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. v. Reamer near here.
Isaac McIntire was Sunday visitor
in Fairmont.
Roscoe R. White OF Shnnston was
visiting friInds here on Sunday.
ANGELO Evangellsta the merchant
who has been confined to his room
for several days by an indisposition
is again able to be out.
l.. l.. Hupp of Pennington was
transacting buginess here on Monday.
Misses Ciarice and Mary Cakes are
spending their holiday vacation with
friends in Elkins.
Daniel D. Snider Of Buckhannon was
visiting relatives here on Saturday.
Mrs. IRA E. Brown Of Annabelle
was attending to business here on Sat-
day.
Fay vandervort of AnnabeIe was
business visitor here on Saturday.
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from a weeks visit with friends in
Pittsburgh.
John W. Dye and William Taylor
have returned to their hcmes in Ma
netta, Ohio after business visit in
ManIangton.
Miss frances Patterson spent the
week end with friends in Morgantown
]. c. Wedektnd left yesterday for
Oklahoma, where he will spend the
winter. He was an employee Of the
Marion Window Glass Company here.
Floyd Rice, a student at w. w. u,
Morgantown, spent the week end with
friends in the city.
Donley s. Jones Is a business Wis
itor N FaIrmont today.
Mrs. H. C. Spears was a visitor in
Fa1rmont today.
Mrs. H. c. Spears was a visitor in
Fairmont yesterday.
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Bartlett: G. w. Chpptr o. j. Rizer
C. B. Woodruff S. a. Snodgrass, G. R.
Timmonds, O. c. Bethal Wheeling;
F. w. Cunningham, Detroit, W. Stey,
tie, Pittsburg, B. H. Post, Clarksburg
TKos. II Davies, Cleveland. *
Wells: Archell Parish, Rymer, Jam
es Nolan, Wheeling, c. R Cloy, Cam
eron, Minor Dean, Mount Morris, Pa,
VIM. Grafton, Cleveland, Andrew Ellis
Moundsville.
Arlington: G. w. McCracken, Mounds
vile, r. ]. Sutherland, Clarksburg, L.
w. Dean, Fatrmont, L. T, Moore, Cam
eron.
Personals.
Mrs. Robert B. Ash, Jr., has gone
TIC parkersburg to. spend the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. S,
LAGRANGE.
Mrs. D A. fitzgerald and Mrs. Al
lie Hildreth have returned from a Wis
1t with friends in FNairmOnt.
Miss Amy Johnson of Blackville is
the guest Of her parents in Jericho
addition.
Miss Marian Shaw has returned
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Mrs. B. H. Skinner of ,Kilarm was
a visitor in town on Mon ay.
Mrs. E. q Childress WHIP has been
visiting her daughter, MrG. Waldron
E. Leonard here for the last three
weeks departed for her home at Sa-
tartia, Miss, or Friday last.
Chas. E, Stewart a prominent bus
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Worthington
a ore o,olock plnner

Miss Mary Bilnngslea gave "a 1
O'Clock dinner last Monday in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude B. Straight
who were recently married and will
leave the last of the week for Pitts
'burgh whore they will reside in the
future. Mrs. Straight was before her
marriage Miss Ruth Bell, eldest daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Ball and was
a very popular young lady.