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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-10-25
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Mcssrs. SAMUEL +. BRIMER,
WILLARD 7. EVANS and DANIEL
HOLLOWAY, are way ahead of the
Peoples party candidates for County
Commissioners. McssrS. J. Harry
Young, Frank f. Hudson. and Messrs.
Brimer. Evans and Holloway will
make one of the strongest Boards of
County Commissioners that ever sat in
the Court House. There will be no
more digustng byplayS of politics
like we have been accustomed to in
past few years with a mixed Board.
MessrS Young and Hudson hold over
for two years, and it is the evident
intention of the voters To make the
next Board solidly Democratic and to
hold our party solely responsible for
the administration OF County affairs.
If this is not done the pickering and
fuSsing will continue for at least two
years longer; and as the people are
tired Of divided responsibility they
are going to elect the Democratic can
ddatcs. And it will be a good job.
FOR THE ORPHANS COURT
It has been many years since YOU
hasc bccn asked To veto for better
Orphans Court Bench than theDe-
mocracy presents to you this election.
MIR THOMAS J. FASSETr i, one
OF the leading men of Berlin.
MR. SAN EL +. SHOCKLEY
occup.e, Ike position at Wilton.
REV. CHARLES n, WILLIAMS is
one Of the most respected citizens Of
Snow I'LL,
W. feel tha, words are ,upcrtluous
to describe the atiainmcnts Of these
gentlemen You know them, and you
know they Il, the office. Vote for
them.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-10-25
PUBLIC SALE
2 VALUABLE FARMS !
A STEAM MILL
LIVE STOCK
And Farming Implements

As intend discontinue farming will sell at public auction
on the premises Bay Farm where reside miles
and half from Cdetree Worcester County Maryland Chin
colleague Bay valuable farms complete Steam Mill and
large lot of personal property,
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-10-25
Notice To Tomato Growers

A meeting of the Tomato Growers
Association of Snow Hill will be helc
in the Odd Fellows Building on Sat.
urday afternoon. October 25th. al
three o'clock.
A full attendance is desired.
X. y. Stagg, President.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-10-25
Notice To Trespassers

All persons with dog and gun are
requested to stay off the farm where
reside.
FRED II. BURROUGHS.
Melbourne. Md.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-10-25

Elsie Mary AyrcS. next friend of
Zadok II. Ayrcs and Esther Alonta
AVrcS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11
Parties

Among the large and very Nttrac-
tive affairs which social annals OF tho
city will record for this season was
iho party with which Mrs Whlloi
NJ. Mount entertained Tuesday af-
ternoOn in her home.
IL was an afternoon at cards
rhough quite company was In.
cluded for tea. An effective and
springlike plan OF decoration was
carried out IN the shades OF purple
and lavender Mrs, Harry c, Ashby
made high score at bridge SECOND
honors went to Mrs. Thomas Kerr.
Luncheon was served on the card
ia bles for tho players and the guests
for toa were seated NJ The 4. n.nF
table, decorated I'm color note Of
yellow. Mrs. Mount was assisted by
Mesd ames Roscoe N Griffin, VIII
liam Miller Ross, John l.. Shakely,
Earl p. Berry, j Garfield Ruel R"t
8. walker. Allie r. Lewis. Klrol
Holm, Frederick y walter, william
II pomcroy. Iohn y Mayo and owe
pglesby Snyder Matrons ~ the card
and tea company were, Mcsdnmes r.
Raiph Lockwood, Preston c. west
George q. HolloY, w V. BlddlHon.
Hurt Collins. Fragk II Greer, j W.
Sanders. Earl q Hastings. Victor r.
Walker. Ucrnard " Cnpps Harry 9.
Ashby Harold ] Baker, Edward Nc
COY Franklin s Gray. James H.
nlggs w. ~ Miller CharlcE I. Quin-
lain Thomas Chestnut, n II smith
H. d. Cornell, Leelic y. Ewing. Ice
Kunsman. Ralph II. Snuffer, a. j. II.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11

which Is 10 be- held on Saturday Us TO
be tho occasion of the presence In
ihe cily 81 Il large Rumber Of visit
Ing women In honor Of these and
tho women fork ana fricnls OF rcN-
dent Shriners. an attractive program
OF entertainment has been arranged
ms follows, Registration of the Wis
ltofs Will b" held from 10 To- II "a.
m. IN Hotel Tulsa, from / TO ~
herewith be an automobile ride over
the Glly, following which luncheon
viii be served In the main dining
room uf Hotel Tulsa, dance in the
Elks' club will fili the evening hours
for the visitors The affair ig to be
formal Entertainment In tho way
OF visiting the mltinore AT either the
Rialtu Majestic or Palace. To which
there will be- tlckcts OF admission FOR
the women, has been planned for the
afternoon hours
Mrs. w Thnckcry, wife OF the dis
trict superintendent OF First Mctho-
dist church. was made the recipient
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11
Informal

The Country club was the rem
devious OF about 100 women mem
bers and visitors Wednesday after
noon, for the regular mld-week party
and tea.
Mrs. John y. Mayo. who acted rs
hostess, had her assistants with her
for luncheon and there was u num-
her of other smaller uncheons High
scores AZ bridge were made by Mrs
Thomas I, Munroo and Mrs John 4.
Arnold, Reservations were for Mes
DANES John ~ Mayo. William n.
Pomeroy, J Warren Sanders. Chas.
F Martin. Walter NJ Mount, William
n Sill. Charles ". bliss Edwin r.
Perry. Earl =, Merry. Frederick r
Walter, Allie H. Lewis, Blrd n, Me-
CURE. Presley q walker ir, John
u Hall. NJ Ellis. Thomas Chestnut,
r x Smith. n, + McCunc. u r.
Mcmahon y. II Halliburton, Robert
I. Cham hers, Rov II lehman. G.
w nass II " Blackmorc. ! g.
pearce, Jay Fainter. Frank q wall
Ing. o. V GoldricN, 7 r Wells.
Thomas Munroc, John u Murdur * .
NJ Hayner. John " Mcansj l.. o.,
&, Frhnt1. wilkes Barre, ia James
J illy bradford Ia Augusta
Klness Wilmington, o. william
Nelson. rallas Harriet Elv Frank
llnville y Y } n Howard. Brad
ford, Pa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11
Musical

Al the closing number OF the
Robert llolCe CffAon concert course
MIR Carson viii present the Metro.
poliian grand opera quartet Tues
day evening. May 10 in Convention
hall.
The quartet. which il composed OF
Francis Aida. soprano, Carolina
Lazarri. conualto. Giovanni Mar
tlnelli, tenor; Giuseppe DO Luca,
baritone. Will round out season
which has been gratifying alike TO
patrons and lmpressario. The pro-
gram:
Aria Amour viens alder from
Samson ct DELLA, saint Saens
Mime Carolina l.lzzari
Aria Celoste Aida from Aida g..
MI Glohannl Martlncli.
Aria--"Allor che foru corrono'
from AttiH .......,..,....N Verdi
Nine. Aida
ArA--I.hrgo al Factotum from
Barber OF Seville" L.. Rossini
Mr.. Giuseppe fVrHra
puet.-Erom GMadam butterfly"
Nine Aida and I.azzari. Messrs
Duct--From Ia Fayorita."
Act III .,.,...,,...... lponlHetu
Miss IAzzari ana Mr.. DeLuca
Trio--Alerte on Nous ot-s perdus
from "Faust" ........,.. GounOd
Nine. Aida. Messrs, Martinelli
and DcBuCa
Quartet Brlll Figlia dcll'Amore
from "Blgolletta." Act ". Verdi
Nine. Aida and Lizznri Messrs.
Martinclli and DeLuCa
Student members Of the Hycchka
club will give recital AT Sis o clock
Monday evening I'm the public IL
brary The program VIII be under
the direction Of Mrs. &. O. Splndler,
Mrs. T. J. Edwards, Miss Flo North.
and Miss Orcbaugh. The program:
Martha McBirney
Tarantelle ..............,. Hennee
Ethel May Smith.
butterfly ,..t.... .,.t...t.t.,. lhNche
Luell Short
Souvenir .............. Wleniawski
Robert Wertzberger
Song Withoud Words Mendelsohn
Invention No. S ... .G..,,... Bach
Margaret Settle,
Prelude No. ~ ........,,.. chopin
Alice StrouveIle
Two Iarks ,.,...... Lesche tlzky
Martha Craig.
Minuet ............,.., Mozart
Dorothy McBirncy.
Fourth Sonata ...,..,...,. Handel
Adagio ..,........
Allegro ..........
Edith Lockwood.
Nocturne. Op. b5 ,.....,... CHOPIN
Stella Fortier.
Staccato Caprice ....,..... Nogri'h
Hints Bell
Naiss Op, g. ,............. Chopin
Frances SappcnfIelG r.,
Polonaise on 40. No. .,,, Chomh
Julictte Fortler
Vnlse pluette ........ DriEo-Auer
Syhll Mahler
Mazurka r.. Flat ...... Leschetlzky
Kenneth Crouch
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11

rendered hy tho country club ycater
day afternoon
The hours from 10 r were spent
Ia dancing uftnr which r,frrsh.
mont course WlY served 300 fho dining
room Among no Tulh fplk PREF.
oni were. Nossrp and M,sIhmcs
Edwin lt Perry. Frank J. Moore.
Lynn Il wallace. T. Rogers kemp
Winston = Henry. Frank /. Bar.
lrtt J. r. Washington IT,. Arch j..
Smith, Glen r. Ifldru S'rh Fly
Charles E BrA1ou. Arthur IIpu
John ~ Foster Arthur l Murphey
clarke U Kcudrick. EmornoH g. Ilis
guns William Nelson. Charles n T.
- Horn. Misses Dorothy Griffin
Evelyn MOCK. Edna Nelson roralca
Grlfnn. Mom.rH Spsncor, WcluEar,
Stanley Iahn Huntington Henry.
less l. Tory Eau W Sinclair.
Campbell of Sew DrlcauH.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11
Erl King ....,... Schubert Liszt
Esther Handley.

Mothers day will be specially oh
served In all tho churches, the pro-
grams In memory OF mother 10 ho
featured by programs OF music
which have been prepared for the
day At Firg, Baptist church the
cholr will sing the following mum
bers:
Morning.
Anthem -- They That Sow IN
lehfb ...'.,.,,.... bhul
Offertory
Solo" Mother Dear" .... Alexander
Miss Fisher
Solo--"My Mothers Prayer.
....,..,......... Van De Nentcr
Miss Anderson.
Postlude.
Evening.
Organ prelude.
Anthem--"rhe Light at Eventide"
III observation-disclosures. Gdul
Offortory
Solo-Selected .........Mr. Sabean
Quartette Selected.
Messra. Phipps, Shanks, Eakin
and Sdbean.
postludc.
Adulph Kramer will present his
pupil Miss Sybil Mnhler IN violin re-
cital AZ $50 O'Clock Friday evening.
May lf, IN Henry Kendall college
auditorium Mrs G. E Buchner viii
accompany Mise MAILER and Miss
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11
Receptions

o The visit OF Eplscopalians from
over the eastern district to this city.
last week on the occasion OF the
annual qonvocatlon meeting. was
mado especially interesting and
pleasant nv tho informal reception
for which the rcctory OF Trinity
church was opeHod on Monday eve
Mig. Rev. and Mrs. G. V King stood
as hoats and we're assisted by a group
Fof church women.
Garden foliage and flowers deco
rated tho rooms In which about 200
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11

Mcsdlmos Thoud"Htl F1rmsr Jton.
~ cyrus Stevens Avery and Charles
william bay are hostcsscs of tea IN
Country club Tor MrH Arih0r J..
Farmer.
Columbia chautnuqua circle meet
Ing IN ihrHry
Robert Holco Carson prercutS
Metropolitan grand opera quartet IN
recital In Convention hat
Quid libet club Mr. and Mrs o
" Leonard
\ X chapter, +. H. q society
meets with Mrs Guy W. Tuttlo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11
ctln,~,iny.

Mrs Henry n Grpiu and Mrs lIar.
Old ] Baker entertain at luncheon
In Country club
Mid week party Of Country club.
Mrs. r Il. Smith ~ hostcsA
Progress club meeting In homo Of
Mrs T s Trsslovc.
Piano Study club meeting with
MRS walter L. Cain
civic league meeting In library,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11

Mildred Jones. pianist. w!l,las.r
The program:
Gavotte IN u Major Bach. .Br...
Rondon Capricceos., saint ssas
Mlss MAILER
Nocturne In G,.............Ch .Ch...
Miss Jones 'N
@ Minor Finale. p,,..
Miss MAILER
Fantalsie lmpromptu in r. MIso,
st..ss.s. s.'.s.. ts........ thNrI.|
Miss Jones
Schoen Rosmariu u..,..... Krel,,,
by the Sen. see. SChuhcrf.W ..her,,
Nalae Bluette ....,....l lr.go- Au.,
Miss Mahlcr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11
Card Parties

Mrs John j. Black entertained the
mntronH ~ hor bridge club nt lunch
con ana cards "Wednesday afternoon
In honor ~ tho viHt OF her sister,
Mru william y Wall OF Oklahoma
Guy Matrons of the club and add
uonal guests present were. Mes
danes c. J. Callahan, H. Otls Me
Cllntook, Claude l.. Fowler Roscoe
Griffith, Wallace Carney. l.. NJ Mis-
kcll, william u Lindsay, Frnnk l..
bartlett and Frank l.. Moore.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11

Carnegie, Roy H. Go'mAn. Edward \
Stubler. John J Gaston. Dana ".
Kelsey. jay Painter, Herbert - Ma!
son. Frank D.. Schailcnhergcr, Nat E
lLgon, w, l.. Lewis. Allen r Burke.
loseph G. llhHkcll, Charles W. Flint
Travis l.. GOluy Fllut Moss. Joseph
=. lantry. G. ! IIndman. Frank NJ
kodolr. George Kelley. Charles w,
Bliss. Thomas Kerr. Hubbard Rudl-
slll g. Y. Parrish, l.. Billingslea,
Harry H. Fitzgerald, Harry Reynolds.
Robert VI McFarlln. James A. chap
man, Allen Y. Davenport. william
corp Frank Haskell. Loring q.
Hradstroct, CasH A Mayo. Robert u.
Hanna l.. NJ Biddlson. Cleveland.
ohio, william j Kupper, Muskogce;
whittier, California. e. H. Peoples
Muskogce. Misses Mary SiH, Mildred
McNnuRhton Jeanne Shea. Elizabeth
shelton. Kansas city. Evelyn Keesce
Midlothian, Texas,
-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11
IuncheOns

Mrs. C. r.. Strouvcllo cr.crtal,.A
~ luncheon Friday afternoon In h.,
home. complimentary to gr0up y,
visitors In the city FOR 'nr open.
Decorations for the affair wsn
flowers from the gardonS ~ NJ,
StrouNcllo's home and covers wen,
laid for the following NDsdan.
Gabe Parker. j. B WhorI.r VA.
man Grove Jackson, MustDgee. 4
wood Glass. Nowata. Mrs Woodaa
and Miss Woodard, fawhuskt Me-
DANES c, J Hindman, Ralph Camp.
bell. Fred s Clinton, c. T. H4sh lsi
John Bush.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11

Mrs Henry N Gros and Mrs IInr-
old J. Baker, second Of luncheon
series In Country club
Mrs o, H. Gump entertainH for
her mother, Mrs J.. @. c. Frhntz
Women ol Sacred Heart church
entertain In Knights Columbus home.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11
The " cck's Calendar


Annual luncheon ~ crown Seal
ohAuDupua In Tea cup Inn
student department ~ iFcchka
CLUB appears tu recital in library
troAbic licighh ,iUu. Mui charles
~ Scranton
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11

IN, annual meeting Of Tulsa con-
ter Drama .'nEuc. VIII be hold al J
u.l.Duk saturday Afternoon In VA"
public library Al me time reports
~ lna various officers and cha,rmcn
viii be- given and cicc'ion ~ officers
hold Ilua FOR a H.lvor tea late In
the month viii Boz completed ana II
~ urg.d mat every member be- pres
,ul Those mcmbcrs who have not
received their copies ~ the Drama
league monthly regularly, arc asked
io give their names 10 the Sccrctary
"A, mat time aa new list ~ paid up
members viii be sent 10 tho National
association.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11

MIR ana Mrs - = LAWN enter
tniued informally NJ dancing Thun-
day evening whom they had aa
guests, Mosars. and McNdnmcB II q,
Lindcr Roy Mcclure. G. W Kings
bury, W r Griffcnatcin, G.. O.
Nrnckncy = NJ lvorsou, Andrew
taftcl, G. E. lIane and W. r.. Jonoa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11

of n pleasant surprise by about 2j
friends. Friday evening The oc'
casion was Mrs. Thackery's birthdiy
and she was presented with a u Il Of
silver "
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11

Fortnightiy dinner dance OF Coun,
Try club. Mrs Edwin r. Perry II
hostess.
Drama league meeting in library.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11
Friday


Kchala club dance In Elka' club
ballroom.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11

Mrs. W Val Jean Blddison as
sisted by the Misses claire and Fame
Nddlson entertained with an eight
table party, last Wednesday after.
noon In compliment to Mrs. = M.
Blddlson. of Tampico. Mexico. There
were several additional guests for
tea, following the games
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11
Weddings

Cards have been received announc-
Ing marriage OF Miss Ruth Farmer,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Bryant Farmer OF ~. Louis. to Mr..
Louis Benton Wackman OF II Louis,
on May |. The bride is a sister OF
Mrs. 4, u. Cleage of Tulsa and has
been frequent visitor TO the home
OF Mr. and Mrs Cleage.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11
Personal

Special observance OF Mother
day Will be made at First Me hods
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11

MIR, and Mrs. ~ E. Daulton' OF
Oklahoma CITY have announced tho
approaching marriage OF their
daugher Edna to Mr.. John NJ. Hall
of Tulsa. The wedding will take
place In early juno.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11
A announcement

Young MessrH Kenneth Crouch,
James Porter. Jack Glover Edward
short, Alfred Rudd. stanley Smith.
Martin standeven, Frank FrantN,
Webber lawson. Farrell Martin.
Clark Bryan and Donley Baker. who
compose tho membership of the l<o-
hala club, have extended invitations
for q dancing party Friday. Maf 8, IN
the Elks' club.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11

At meeting ~ tho tRdman cum
last Tuesday Officers were elected
for the season 1890 M follo~r
Mrs Robert poice Carson prcsideni,
Mis-. Charlotte Washington. Nice
president Mrs H. H. Gamble, secre-
tary, Miss Louise Wood, treasurer,
Mr.. Carson director, Mrs Marie NJ
Iiinc, accompanied
The Womans Missionary society
Of First Methodist church Will meet
regularly Thursday. May 10. with
Mizs Jane Lyman. liaI East Hodge
street
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11

Mrs. A. q Talman and Mrs ~ n
Calk are to he hostessos Wednesday
afternoon In the home OF Mrs Tai
man entertaining in compliment TO
Mrs A, H. Waits. II iR To be an
afternoon OF cRrds
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11

Mrs Theodore cox was hostess 10
members ~ Circie OF FIRST Meth
udiEt church, entertaining 1hursdhy
afternoon IN hcr home Mcsdancs
A MuHick j. W BRANDED Rose
Davis. j " Kccte, - J bumgtr-
ncr. were received ~ new members
In tho social hour which followed the
buAiuess the hovieHs served, assisted
hy Mesdames NJ " cunt. A. W
Flesh and George Campbell
\ sale ~ the furnishings and FIX.
tures OF Red Orom headquarters VIII
ho held all this week. tho sale 10
include sewing mas &nea, all q
which have been put IN good condi-
ton. scissors. shears needlcs tables.
benches. chairs. lockers, etc. Miss
Tuttlo a In charge of the salvage
department AZ hondduRrtcrH Fourth
ana Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11

Tho spring shrine ceremonial
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11

Mrp II. X. Smith. who will he
hostess MT the mid week party OF
the Country club has asked To assist
her. Mesdamos Allie II, Lewis, Chas,
y. ouiniain. Harry l., Fitzgerald, l..
q, Brndstreet, y. j bradford. g. w.
Bass, G, r, Martin. w. NJ Mount,
ana Miss Marguerite Moran.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11

Mrs. William Miller Ross will en-
tertaln n small company ipforpally
Monday afternoon In tho Country
club In farewell courtesy to Mrs A.
II. Watts. who Ii leaving soon Cor
residsnce In Now York The guests
Will he limited to friends of Mrs.
Watts.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

team in tie woods lately. was thrown
by the horses when they sudden!
started into the underhrush.' and suS-
tanned q cut on the head. Several
stitches had to be taken.
Mrs. Belle Metcalf continues 20 in
prove in health.
Miss Ernla Smith IS passing her
school vacation Al her horne in to~h'
Miss Smith attends Farmington High
Rev. Clarence Smith returned TO Ne"
Portland Saturday night. after nearly
a weeks stay in Portland and Oakian1.
Ma Lillian Young visited friends a
Oakland rscently.
Miss Rssniee whit,ea is passing aer
ChIistlnaa Psceas At her home In fowS'
Miss Whitaea is . Farminsson Normal
student,
Clarence lanR recently received
word II TIA death of his cousin, Ars
Randall Lambert Of New VINEYARD
Mira Marion Dodge Of Portland IS
keep ng house for Eugene Pusharl
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
BURNHAM MAN
SHOT WHILE HUNTING

Burnham. Dec 1s-Amasa Huff.
Oldest son Of Levi and Grace HUI
accidentally shot himself with a shot
gun while out hunting raecoons In
the vicinity Of the Mount. so-ealled,
in company with some boys Sunday
forenoon. The shots entered his side
making such a terrible wound that
he died within several hours. Doe.
tors were summoned and an opera.
ton was performed but he did net
fully recover fron the eNecta His
age was Is years. Besides the pa
rents mentioned he Is survived by ,
wife. Gladys (Allen) HUI and 4
young child, four brothers and ons
sister. MH. HUFF had recently benghs
the Goodrich farm and YES an ia-
dustrious young man.
Funeral services will be held frona
the home Of his parenta where he
was taken when wounded. wednes.
day afternoon at o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

twenty three members have, Joined
the order in the state this year. two
new oranges have been organized and
two halls dedicated.
The usual number Of field meet
ines have been held this year which
were largely attended.
Grange fairs have been particular
ly successful. and they furnish an
excellent opportunity for grange ef-
fort and an effective means for
raising money for extra expense.
The good work Of State Lecturer
Purinton should be recognized.
especially in planning an outfit for a
standard grange: we trust this work
Will be extended and carried ON.
would recommend that the SAL
ary Of the lecturer be substantially
increased.
Deputy Work
None Of Us are satisfied with the
amount of deputy work done. but
when you consider the small pay of
81 per day. and the difficulty of get
ting help at any price. We can un-
derstand the reason. We should
heartily thank the deputies for the
good work done. and in every way
encourage them to contribute more
for the good OF the cause.
The Pomona oranges should be-
come the medium through which
much of the needed deputy work is
done.
The four Grange Insurance COM
pan;es, carrying risks to the amount
Of more than $25.oe0. 900 In which
the patrons are largely insured. save
| for the members about one halt the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
DRESDEN

Eastern River Grange elected officers
last Thursday evening for the ensuing
year. The following, is the list: MAJ
ter. Shepard Call; overseer, Ernest
Palmer; lecturer, Cora Gahan: steward,
Ella Call; assistant steward. John H.
Mayors; chaplain. Lydia Robbins:
treasurer. Lydia Goud: secretary. Lue
Laws: gatekeeper. Hamilton Bailey;
Ceres, Katie Call: Pomona. Olive Call: :
Flora. Mae Goud: LADY assistant stew
ard. vesta Meserye.
Waller Rfttall recently received his
discharge from the U. s. navy and is at
hcme.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
6KLSEA

Schools reQRened after two-weeAs
vacation with few changes exeep'
No I which opened Pee. Is. "''a
Ars, Mary Harris as teacher.
Mrs w. e. Trask Is visiting IL
Portland,
Mra Florence Thonpson returnee
Saturday tsom = three weeks vsn
In Cssco and Mechanic Falls.
Eren ThoRpson and Enson katoa
tsft Tuesday fer the Lumbar res'oa
in northern Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

nebunkr James e. Mitchell Of Bangor.
and Charles S. Little Of Damariscos-
IA. and alternate. William B. Jacob of
Amesbury, Mass The class Of lsa2
was represented by William F. Ferris,
Jr.. Of Hoboken. N. J.. William r.
Ludden Of Auburn. Albert r. Thayer
Of Collinsville. Conn. and alternate.
George 3. Weleh Of Biddeford. The
presiding ofiicer Was Edgar c. Tay-
ior Of the senior class The judges
were the Rev. Otto S. Raspe, and
Professors Daniel c Stanwood and
Lee D. Mclean Of the faculty. Ths
commtttse IN charge Of the debate
were Joseph l. Badger. Harry Mel
son. and Lloyd II. Hatch Of the juni,c
class. Edgar G. Taylor coached the
victorious freahmen team and Joseph
!. Badger, the sophomoraa