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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-09
Larger Enrolment
at st. Peters School

One Handred and seventy-fiye chill
dren enrolled in the St. ePter's Par
ochial school yesterday morning which
is an increase of about is over last
year Sister Genevieve said this morn
ing that there would doubtless be more
to enroll during the week. The build
ing is in good condition and the chill
dren seemed glad to take up their work
again. They were very sorry not to
have Father Boutlou present as he was
always so interested in the opening
school exercises. Father Boutlou is
taking treatment at st. Agnes hospital,
Baltimore, and 1t is not known Just
when he will be able to return.
The usual eight grades will hold ses-
sion at the Catholic school and pu-
pills here are usually ready to enter
second year high school when they
graduate exceput in Algebra and Lat
in.
Sister Genevieve called attention
particularly to the grotto in the upper
hall which was put in place last fall.
In the morning sunlight it was espe-
cialay beautiful. The children, she
said, we're very proud of it. The grot-
to represents peasant child and TIE
angel who appeared to her. 1t is an
exact duplicate of the one in Lourdes,
France, and cost over $780,
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the court house wears a gay dress of
them. In the business district there
are decorations for almost a solid
block with possibly one exception in
a whole square. Everybody has caught
the spirit. Residents along the parade
route have been inoculated with the
spirit to decorate and already many
homes are prettily "dolled up" for the
occasion.
Townsfolk generally are interested
in the big parade to be held on Thurs
day afternoon at 1870 o'clock. Be-
cause of the luncheon it is thought that
the column will hardly form before 2
o'clock although 1880 is the time set.
The Elks in charge of the parade are
as follows: Chief marshal, E. B.
Tucker; assistant marshal, Arthur G..
Martin; X. A. Rock, Howard Merri-
field, Paul Hamilton, Marshall Elem
ing an dan assistant marshal from ev-
cry visiting Elks' lodge. The parade
will move at 2:05 p. m.
One of the features Of the parade
will be the exhibition of the service
flag of the order which will be brought
here by Grand Secretary Robinson, Of
Dubuque, Iowa. 1t should reach here
today.
The formation of the parade will be
as follows: Fairmont police, Wheel
ing band, Wheeling lodge, Is, Manning
ton band, Warrington lodge, 38S, Park
ersburg lodge, 1913, Clarksburg band,
Clarksburg lodge, 4S2, Moundsville
lodge, 2S2. Sistersville lodge, 1893.
Bluefield lodge, 269, Hinton lodge, 821,
Morgantown band, Morgantown lodge,
All, Martinsburg lodge, us, Hunting
ton lodge, 313, Charleston lodge, 202,
Grafton band, Elkins lodge, 1135, Fair
mont band, Fairmont lodge, 294, Fair
mont High school drum corps, Candi-
dates of Fairmont lodge.
The place Of formation will be as fol-
lows: Wheeling band and lodge will
form on Fairmont avenue, heading at
Eighth street between Eighth and
Ninth streets).
Warrington band and lodge will
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PERSONALS

Miss Deborah Fitzgerald has return
ed from a visit with her parents at
Cameron.
Mrs. W. C. snider and daughter
Miss Marjorie left today for oak Park
where they will spend ten days camp
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Frame and Miss
Kathleen Bishop have returned from
Mt. Lake Park where they had spent
a portion of the summer.
Mrs. Herman Emerman Of Canton,
Ohio is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
P. P. Lipson on Fairmont avenue.
Miss Blanche Colborn who has been
patient at Cook hospital is improv-
ing at this time.
Mrs. C. w. Munden who had visited
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Nc
Gill OF Greensburg, Pa, and also her
husbands parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Munden has returned to her home on
the Hall Farm near GAINESVILLE. While
in Pennsylvania with party of friends
she motored to Gettysburg, Pa. She
was accompanied home by Mr.. George
Munden, her father in law, who Is
her guest.
A nine-pound son was born yester-
day to Mr.. and Mrs. P. Triantifilo, Of
PIP Madison street.
Mrs. Howard Hardesty, of Manning
ton, was visitor in this city today
Sergeant w. L. Tauber of Baltimore
who had been in overseas service for
nearly two years has returned to this
country and is now the guest of Dr.
and Mrs. w. H. Kunst. He will go
from here to Chicago. lie is a son
of Fred Tauber a former resident OF
this city and was formerly located
here.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-09
Michael Reunion.

The annual reunion Of the Michael
family was held on Sunday at Robin
sons Run. There was large attend
ance and an enjoyable program was
carried out. The speakers on this &C.
caslon were Judge William S. Hay
mond, ]. Walter Barnes and Mrs. Or
Vile E. Murray. The Pratt choir, a
splendid musical organization, fur
nished the music for the day. The
big feature Of the day was the sump-
tuous dinner served in the grove.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-09
STOPS THE ITCHY
SKIN TROUBLES
Red, InfIamed, Itchy and
PidpIed Skin Healed in
Single Night.

Go to the nearest we'll stocked drug
gist. Get a 30c jar of Noxzema Skin
Cream. The same as used by physi-
clans and surgeons. 1t Is nom greasy,
vanishing, highly medicated and won't
soil linen. Just daub on little. Away
goes pain, itch, infections and erup-
tons over night. You'll be delighted.
Noxzema Skin Cream is a combira-
ton healing agent and skin cream of
proven merit. At Cranes and H. & H.
drug stores, or post paid by Noxzema
Chemical Co., Baltimore, Nd.
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form on5Fairmont avenue, heading e.
Ninth street lbetween Ninth and Tenth

streetsJ.
Parkersburg lodge will form on Fair
mont avenue, heading at Tenth street
beyond Tenth street,.
clarkaburg lodge will form on Ninth
street, heading at FaIrmont avenue
between Fairmont and Walnut ave-
nues).
Moundsville, Sistersville, Bluefield
and Hinton lodges will form on Ninth
street Tin order namely heading at
Walnut avenue between Benoni and
Walnut ayenues).
Morgantown band and lodge will
form on Eighth street. heading at Fair
mont avenue between Fairmont and
Walnut avenues).
Martinsburg, Huntington and
Charleston lodges will form on Eighth
street lin order named) between Wal
nut and Benoni avenues.
Grafton band and lodge will form on
Eighth street, heading at Fairmont
avenue between Fairmont and Gas
ton ayenues).
Elkins lodge will form on Eighth
street, heading at Fairmont avenue
between Castor and Virginia ave-
nues).
Fairmont band and lodge will form,
on CASTOR avenue, heading at Eighth
street between Eighth and Tenth
streetsl.
The line OF march will be down Fair
mont avenue to Adams to Quincy, to
jackson and thence to the Grand
opera house.
1t was announced today that the
parade will be reviewed from the court
house steps by the Grand Lodge and
State Association officers. This will
De from the Adams street entrance.
The first of the visiting delegations
to arrive will be the Parkersburg Elks
at s o'clock tonight. The Wheeling
lodge is expected to come on train 4
over the B. & o. at 9;40 o'clock this
evening
Fred w. Harper, of Lynchburg, Va,
past grand exalted ruler of the Elks,
will arrive here on B. & o. train 8 on
Wednesday morning. Martinshurg will
also arrive on this train.
Late this afternoon w. D. Evans,
chairman of the committee of arrange
ments, was making plans to receive
the Grand Lodge officers. Both Frank
L. Rain, Fairberry, Neb,, and Fred C..
Robinson, grand secretary, leave New
York city tonight for Pittsburgh. They
probably will be met in Pittsburgh ana
brought to Fairmont by automobile.
This arrangement was being worked
out last this afternoon.
The Elks have issued the following
notice on special events and for the
entertainment of the ladies:
THE Country club has been turned
over to US by the board of governors
for these two days, so that the tennis
courts and golf course will be aYatla-
Bile to visitors.
RULES governing the play for the
Brooks Fleming, Jr., two-day medal
play trophy, best IS hole score, which
will be open to all visiting Elks
Contestants for this trophy may
play either morning or afternoon, Sep.
TENDER 10 and II.
Contestants must play in two
somes or foursomes and before start
ing any round of IS holes must de-
clare their intention to contest to Mr..
Sullivan, the greens keeper.
"a special committee of Fairmont
ladies will look after the entertain
ment of visiting fades.
"All privileges including swimming
pool at the "Y" will be open for the la
dies during Thursday.
THE ladies committee will also
serve as patronesses Of the dances al
The Fairmont and Country club"
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Returned to Grafton.

Miss Amanda Abbott, who had
spent the summer with her sister Miss
Alice Abbott, on High street, has re-
turned to Grafton to again take up
her duties in the Grafton public
schools. This makes the fortysecond
year Miss Abbott has taught in the
Grafton schools, where she is greatly
beloved and admired. One of the
Grafton shoots has been named the
Abbott school in her honor.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-09
Enioyed Corn Roast.

Employees of Hartley's department
store held a delightful outing and
corn roast in grove adjoining the
Arch Fleming property in the West
end The crowd went 10 the grove
about FIVE o'clock, taking with them
quantities Of corn and other edibles,
and spent a delightful evening.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-09
Returned Last Evenlnn.

Miss Beatrice Fisher returned last
evening from Des Moines, Iowa, where
she had spent several weeks as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Park
er. Mrs. Paul w. LANCE, the mother
OF Mrs. Parker, who accompanied her
there, remained for longer visit.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-09

Miss Frances Vinsonhaler, of Little
Rock, Arkansas, will arrive here today
for visit with Miss Mary Moulds
Hurst at her home in Benoni avenue
Miss Vinsonhaler and Miss Hurst
were schoolmates at Vassar last year
and will return there the latter part of
next week to resume their studies.
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Elkins GueSts,

4lr. and Mrs. H. c. Poster, of Lo-
Gust avenue, and Mr.. and Mrs. U. N.
Afnett, Jr., have as their guest Mrs.
WI. Posten and Mr.. and Mrs. X. B.
ISner, Of Elkins.
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Attended Reunion.

Mr.. and Mrs. c C. Wheeler and
daughter, Miss Cora, and son Harry
q ID Mrs. d. c. Poster motored to Ma
aeutown Sunday, where they attended
the annual reunion of the Watson
fami1Y.
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Guests Of Nh. and Mr.. Hoge.

Mrs Michael Qaughltn, Of Mt. Lake
Park, Is the guest of her brother, P.
- Hoge, and Mrs. Hoge at their
home on the Bar 1.ckville road. Miss
Title Hoge of Waynesburg, Pa, who
had been their guest. returned home
this morning.
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Returned from Smithfield.

DR.. and Mrs. L. D. Howard and
daughter, Miss Martha, have returned
from Smithfield, where they motored
several days ago and were week end
guests of the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Howard.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-09

Census figures show that $215,OOO,-
900 worth of cigars and cigarettes,
and 175,OOO,O0O worth of chewing to-
bacco is consumed every year in the
United States.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-09

Halley's comet, last seen in 1910,
takes about IS years to make one
trip around its orbit.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-09

Afghanistan is the only part of At
RIGA that 81 independent of a Euro
pean power. I sAla
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Box supper.

The Willing Workers society of Ca
tawba will give box supper and ice
cream social on Wednesday at the NJ.
P. church at that place. Everybody
is invited to be present.
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To Be Guest,

Miss Ruth Phillips is leaving today
for Covington, KY, where she will be
the guest for several weeks at house
party to be given by her friend, Miss
Norma Tucker. Miss Tucker spent
several weeks here this summer as
the guest of Miss Phillips.
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Returned Home.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ridgely Sheridan
and little daughter. Miss Louise have
returned from an extended motor
nip through Maryland, which includ-
"a visit to Baltimore, Ocean City,
Buckeystown, and other points along
he Eastern shore Of Maryland. They
we're accompanied home by Mr..
shertdans' nephew, Walter T. Nor
IS Of Chestertown, Nd, who is their
gdest F. 3. Dodson of Baltimore,
4. made the trip here and spent
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VISITING ELKS

Continued from page one.)
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Entertalned Lad Miami.

the week end returning yesterday to
his home.
Entertained Last Night.
Miss Agnes Talbot entertained
with an informal dance last evening
at her home on Fairmont avenue in
honor OF Lieutenant Wayne Shut
Ellsworth, who recently returned to
his home in this city from over seas
service. Paul Hood of Clarksburg,
shared in the honors of the evening.
During the evening ices were served
and the guests included: The Misses,
Ruth Spedden, Lucille Hamilton,
Louise Rock, Helen Poole, Louise
Burns, Mary Hamilton, Marie Shut
Ellsworth. Marie Frum, Frances Hell
mick and the Messrs Wayne Shut
Ellsworth, Paul Hood, Herschel Ice,
Paul Hess. Don Conway, Don
Springer, Bob Talbot, John Cook.
Albert Kelley and Forrest Springer.
Guests Of Mrs. Leopold.
Mrs. Harry Newburger and niece
Miss Maud Hechinger, of Parkers-
burg vii arrive here this evening to
be the guest Of the formers sister
in-law, Mrs. Bert S. Leopold on
Fairmont avenue. They came here
for the sessions Of the Elks conven-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold had as
their guests for the week end Mrs.
Leopold's sister, Mrs. Rosenbaum, OF
Easton Pa. Mr.. Rosenbaum return
ed home on Sunday.
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On Lona Trim.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Swisher and two
sons of San Bernardino, Cal, were in
the city recently having come here
from huntsville and other points In
that part of the state where they hao
spent several weeks. While here they
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. c.
Scott. Mr.. Swisher and family made
tie trip in their Ford car from Cali
tornia to West Virginia and have been
in this state since early in the sum-
mer. They went from here to Bridge
port, Harrison county, where they viii
visit for a few days and expect to
start on their homeward journey next
week. Mr.. Swisher is connected with
the Southern Pacific Grain company at
San Bernadino.
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To Entertain Ladies'.

OIL
The ladies' committee appointed by
The Local B. P. o. E. lodge to have
charge of the entertainment Of the
visiting women here for the Elks' con-
Yention held meeting yesterday and
outlined plans for the entertainment
pt the ladies while they are in this
city. Mrs. Brooks Fleming, Jr., the
chairman, presided at the meeting. 1t
Is planned to take the visiting ladies
dpn an automobile drive to points of
interest on Thursday morning. The
aides as far as possible will drive
heir, own cars which will be filled
With the visiting ladies'. After the pa
sade on Thursday the visiting ladies'
win. be taken to the Country club
where they will be entertained infor-.
mally during the afternoon with
bridge and music until time for the
serving of the dinner to the visiting
Eiks and their ladies. A big dance al
the Fairmont will be staged by the To-
caI COMMITTEE on entertainment and
The dinner at the Country club on
Thursday evening will be among the
social festivities to be accorded the
visitors to the city.
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Returned Home.

Mrs. NJ. R. Frantz and daughters, the
Misses Marian and Virginia, returned
last evening from Deer Park, Md,
where they had spent the past two
weeks with relatives. Mr.. Frantz
spent the week end there and accom-
panied them home.
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LOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS

the week end returning yesterday to
his home.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-04-26
5ENNING BRIEFS
Nssss ST ina Town sno Village ysle
Strictly teF suty Rsafssr

The Quinlan pharmacy has the
agency for Belle Mead Sweets"
Ads.
BY special request the cantata VIC
tory Divine will be repeated toner.
row evening at the First Baptist
church at 80, 81 s,.,,.,......,,,
a special meeting Of the lndepen.
dent club will be held at their rooms,
corner North and River streets sun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock.
DO girl ushers do as we'll as by
ughers? Just you 80 to see at The
Old Folks Concert" They'll certain
ly look prettler anyway. Adv
Services in ST. Peters church 20.
morrow, dow Sunday, will be Holy
Communion at 1880 a. M; morning
prayer and sermon at 1880; church
school at noon: evening prayer q, 5
Have you noticed the beautiful pos
ter in Hudson's window C.Lwn by
Miss Beatrice Bixby for "The Old
Folks Concert" which is TO be gwen
at the Second Congregational church
next Tuesday? You should, for rs d
work of art Adv.
Rev. G. S. Mills will be in Morris
vile and Hyde Park on Sunday in the
! interest Of the Pilgrim Memorial
Fund. The state drive has three OF
four more weeks to run and IS max
ing fine progress. A number of The
churches are far exceeding tleil
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-04-26

carry on" all sumer. No class was
held Easter week, but on Monday
night April 18th at the club rooms a
large class is expected. Any girl or
woman in the village (no age liniD
VINO like graceful, vigorous exercise
10 warm the blood, and a merry time
10 warm the heart. can secure both at
the gym class and will be made Nel-
come.
1t is expected that Rev w G. Sud.
de;oo; OF Boston will be the preacher
at the Second Congregational church
sunday morning. Mr.. Puddle oct
preached al this church several
months ago. and very much interest.
ed The people. Old friends and now
will be glad to hear him tomorrow.
Hear of morning worship is 1880.
Church school at IL O'clock C. h.
meeting at $50 p. m. A cordial well
come for the public at all services.
The stunt Social at the First Zap.
;ist church last night proved to be a
very amusing time. The special
features OF the program were the op-
enmg chorus John Browns Baby
Has a Cold Upon His Chest sang
by Mrs. Lewis class, the Pigtail
Chorus by Mrs Edsons class w.,h
/ Miss Anna Chase as demonstration, a
charade entitled "Women's Rights
and q short sketch called "Reverics
; OF a Bachelor" by Mrs. Lewis class
The characters in this sketch were
as follows: bridegroom, Phillip Far
ris, School Girl, Isabel Remington
, College Girl, Lena Baker; Summer
: CHI, Helen Ferguson Winter Girl
Isabel Remington; Vampire, Eleanor
Hurley; Red Cross Girl Lena Miller;
Bride, Edith Baker
The public is cordially invited tC
tho services tomorrow in the Firsl
Baptist church, W. G. Towart, pastor
Church school 9l5; morning worship
n a. m, n the evening at 1850 the
choir will repeat the cantata "ytc
tory Divine"
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quota.
Last chapter OF The lightning
Raider at Harte Theatre. Adv
Roy NJ. Paddock has purchased a
'Willy-6 touring car from the Putnom
House Garage.
Varnum Stearns of Hoosck has
bought an Overland touring car from
the Putnam House Garage.
Don't miss the ending episode of
The Lightning Raider" with Pearl
White at Harte Theatre today Adv.
The Putnam House Garage has sold
Dodge Brothers touring car 20
Chandler b. Hunt of Washing on
Ave.
w. s. Boynton has purchased q
Dodge Brothers touring car from the
local dealer, the Putnam House
Garage.
Walter E. Hilchey has purchased a
new ] l.2 ton International track,
through the local agent, the Putnam
House Garage. &
Coming to the Hare Theatre Men
day. Mcntagl Love and Virginia liam
mond in THE Hand Invisible" and
chapter No 10 of THE Master Mys.
terry" ADV
What is Christianity? This is the
subject for discussion in the Meas
class of the Second CONGREGATIONAL
church which meets at noon tomor
row. All men welcome
Bound in misery. she cried ioI
freedom but her wedding ring shack
led her. William Fox presents The
greatest story of modern times. The
Strange Woman" with Gladys Brock
we'll Chapter No 10 of THE Ligh'n
ing Raider" and a Mutt & JEFF Come
dy at Harte Theatre today. Adv
\ meeting which the women o.
Bennington are invited to attend viii
be held next Saturday afternoon a
$50 at the Young Woman'a Cal
rooms over the Banner Office Thl
meeting has been arranged to discus
plans fcf the organization OF the wc
men Of the town into an associa i1I
to aid In the wOi. OF the putuaa
Memorial hospital.
The gymnasium class OF The lops
Womans club hRi changed SIS nish
mom Thursday to Monday This
to leave the hall free for tho sutil
dances. which are to be resumed tia
week Miss Jacobsen continues 70
s.ructor aud varied program
marching. Swedish calislhcnics. i1.h
dances and social dancing illls q me.
delightful evening The girls of III
gym class are enthusiastic In pra
Ct the evening packed fun OF i0lI
fun and deyoutly wish they coul
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Notice is hereby given that the
Sidewalk Committee OF the Board
Of Trustees for the Village Of Ben
nington, win receive sealed bids on
or before Tuesday the 22nd day OF
April, a. d. 1919. for the construc
ton OF curb, gutter and sidewalks up
on the streets of the village of Ben
nington.
Hlans and specifications may be
seen at the enice of the Village Clerk
the right TO reject any or all bids will
be reserved by the committee.
n. b. North,
Chairman of Sidewalk Committee
Bennington, VT. April 18th. 1919.
BY w. r. Hogan, Village Clerk.