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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-08

been passing their vacation with
relatives in Mt. Vernon and Belgrade.
Mrs. Mary Tillsnn and daughter
Mrs. Edwin wadleigh. attended the
Sunday school convention al East
Readfieid.
Mrs. John Hanson and grandson
Oliver are visiting relatives in Phil
lips.
ARCHIE Bickfnrd is moving. his fam
lily To Baileyville.
The Mckinley school opened Sept.
. with Miss Evelyn Sawyer teacher.
Tins is Miss Sawyer,s second year.
lawrence Page Of Gorham is visit
ing relatives N town
Misses liza Belle and Margaret
Dunlap Of New Bedford. Mass. ar
guests at the Stuart and are calling
on friends in town
Willis Childs has purchased a
tnreshing machine and with his
brother Miltred is serving the farmers
Ii this vicinity.
The mail route between the Depot
and the Lakes which has been IN the
hands Of c. e. Tillson for the pasf
few wears, has been sold ID Lester
Yeatun.
Mrs Elxira PAGE was n recent
guest Of her granddaughter. Mrs.
Percy Teatnn-
Mrs Mary Peavv of Oakland, who
has been visiting nsr daughter. Mrs.
Edward Narramure. has returned To
her own hume.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-08

has returned ID her home in Everett.
Mass.
Rodney WvmHn is attending school
AT Good VIII Farm.
Dan Hescock is passing q few DAYS
with his family on the ELL.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perkins of
Bath visited his parents over Labor
Day.
CENTER--he home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace E. Martin was the
scene of 4 quiet but pretty wedding.
Aug. Is. al P. NJ. when their daugh-
ter. Rehekah Brown Martin. was
united in marriage 70 Hersey wes-
ton Brown Of Livermore Falls.
The bride WAS alfred in an ex-
uuiEite gown Of wolfe trimmed with
satin. The house was decorated with
sweet peas and begonias and the cere-
mony rock place under an arch Of
evergreen ana goldeurod from which
was suspended a wedding be1l Rev
O. L ". Brown Of South Portland
was the officiating Clergyman.
Alter a short honeymoon al the
home Of the brides brother IN China
the happy couple viii leave for VOL
lastpn- Mass, where they VIII take
M their duties at the Eastern Naza-
rene College.
After the ceremony q light lunch
con of sandwiches, cake and ice
cream WIS served
Mrs Winfield Martin Of this place
iE visiting al the hume Of Miss Mil
bred Thompson Of Gray. Mr.. Martin
is at the home Of his parents during
her absence.
Ernest Haskell Of winHlpw WIS a
recent caller at the home q his par
enrs. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. e. Haskell.
Mrs. Lavina Pullen Of Augusta. an
old resilient Of this place. has been
visiting friends here for q few DAVIS
Herman Roessler has rsturned
from New York.
Miss Eleanor haskell II AUGUSTA
is passing a few days with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w E Haskell
Miss Bertha Roessler entertained
party of friends Thursday evening.
An enjoyable evening was passed
with muEic and singing. Refresh
msnts were SERVED.
Mrs. Belle Mitchell and son Clyde
have been passing few days at the
home Of Harry Mitchell Of China
Neck.
Mrs. L z. EaalzsIl and dauEtter
Grace went to Winslcw Fr4dny. Mrs.
HaEiFell brought back with her her
three grandchildren. Nargaret Arthur
ana Nellie HaElsaIl. tnr q two weeaSE'
visit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-08

easy out. BeHudnin going sacnnd.
Thyng singled and scored Beaudpin.
D. Geroux made the third out by
tanning
The Edwards team piled up three
more runs ID tho second wnen Mead
er, the first man UP singled and
went 10 second On Dipn's out. Earvey
singled. Meader going third. then
Harvey stole second. Masciadri
tyed out To Pete Landry Appleton
singled and scored Maader. "Chutterr
going 70 third. Harvey stole home
when Landry threw ID secnnd trying
To catch Appletun STEALING. Beau-
6uin hit ID short and was safe On
frEt Liberty singled ami scored
Appletun. Beauduin was cSught nap-
ping On second.
The Oakland team round Clutter
N the third inning when they touch
ed him UP for three dpubles. a
triple and one single. scoring FIVE
runs.
The Edwards team made a gupd
try to win the game IN the ninth
wilan Beauduin singled with one man
ont. IibHrty got one ON the end uf
his stick and sent pretty triple to
right. Securing Beanduin. With Capt.
Thyng up II looked that the score
was To be risd. but Thyng tcuk three
good Swings and sat down Eerpux
ended The game by popping up to
Patterson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-08

little daughter Constance Of Mt
Vernon, n. Y, have returned TO their
home, after several weeks passed
with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. I. Geodhue.
Mrs. Charles T. Lowe AID daugb-
ter Gertrude of Lynn. Mass. VINO
have been visiting F. 3. Bailey and
family for q week, have returned
TO their home.
Mr. and Mrs. David z. BAILEY and
three children Of Portsmouth. n. H.
are passing ten days al thu home Il
Mr.. BA1ley's parents On the Quaker
road.
Hev. Edward Manter. pastor Of the
Lake Avenue BAPTIST church. and
family have returned to their home
II Elton. n. 7, after a month uHzE-
ed at the Manter cottage On Lake
Massachusetts.
Charles s. Lewis and Russell NJ
Galley base returned to thar homes
amer rwo weeks passed at The Y NJ
c 4. camps at Winthrop.
MrH. Lavilda Tilton mas re-ur,er
10 her home here after wv, months
passed with her daughter Mr.
Charles Clifford IF Brewer.
School IN District No. 10 began IN
Tuesday, Sept 2. with Miss Beatrice
Bangs as teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson June.z NJ wn--
ringewock and Mr. and M-rz. George
BAILEY IF Lewiston were rerent call
ers in town.
The Cedar Crest campr have cIns-
ed fur the season and the bpvs have
returned To their various hr,rnes AZ
Ter TWO months passed here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-08
CHIN

SCTTH-carl Rose and George
Luippold. who have been guests of
Il. whitehpuse. have returned TO
heir home IN Rnslintale. Mass
l. I. Jones is tfreshing the grain
for the farmers IN this vicinity. and
reports a very light yfnld IN most
fields
Mrs Af1e Pope in visiting her
nephew. Eugene Rowe. In Palermo.
The nesting of China Grange.
postponed from last "Wednesday on
account Of the rain. was held
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. whitehuuse.
M. and Mrs. Il. wnitehunse. ana
Mrs. Fred Plaisred ana tiaughfer re-
Gently visited Mrs. Bernire I-cvejuy
at HaIlpwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Heimpsn1 Whftehuuse
were rersnt rnIasrse q A1nnxD Rr1eEfsA.
Enx1h TaaEa1snrn.
- WvEET-u11n nrlsuu1 IN 4knnlsy LII
began Mundav. ser1f z rzuEhf by.
Mrs- Ka4e SfllHun-
Mrs Sarah Ramsey Of Sumerv1I1e.
Mass. is visiting her SON. Frank
Rand.
Miss Eva Goddard who has been
Whiting her nruxnnr. ]. 7. 1ndnArd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-08

Maggie johnson. leaving Saturday
for Hanover, Conn. where Mr. John
sun has secured fine position In the
wonlen mill.
Mrs. Emma Watson Of Orange. N
j.. has returned from North Belgrade.
where she has been visiting relatives,
and il gners OF Mr.. and Mrs. ". W.
Gibbs Of Oakland Heights.
Coy Arot1n. VIM is employed in
the Cascade wonisn mill. passed the
Weekend with his family in Madi-
son.
Mrs. Marion Bachelor and suns
CheBter and Morrill, have gone To
Mt. Vernon ID be guests Of relatives
for a week
Mrs Durls Spzulding, vino has been
passing q vacation at the home Of
her mother, Mrs. Clyde Soule. VIII
leave this morning for New York City
10 take a postgraduate course Of
10 months al the Bellevue Hospital
Lyle Owen IL moving his household
furniture iuto the house on Eigh
street which he rscenrty purchased
Of Mrs. Marilla Messer
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Stune and MI
and Mrs. Eugene Cook have gone to
East Poland. where they viii be
guests of Mr.. stones parents. Mr..
and Mrs. r w Stone. for a few Days.
They VIII also visit friends IN Mont
and Cuebec before returning hume
Miss Mildred Perkins was a guest
Saturday Of Miss Ruth Coomns Of
Bangor, VIM is passing the summer
at Lakeside.
Miss Annie BaRryman PASSED the
week lend At her hume IN Elzpwhegan.
Erwin Weymouth al Albion was q
week-end guest at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs Charles Iufkin.
Mrs. Stephen Ellis accompanied
her grandson. Edward Ellis. WIN has
been her guest far seward weeks 10
Augusta Saturday, where he will
VISIT his grandparents. MI and Mrs.
William Archer, and his aunt Mrs.
lda Sselkins. bsfore ref1rning To his
hume in Dexter.
Mr.. and Mrs- Frsd Lombard were
weekend guests OF Mrs. L1mbard's
fzrher, George Wood Of Mercer.
Ars. Maria Decker il Visiting her
nrnther. Charles Brown Of Msrrsr. fur
Q few days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-08

printing Office ne werT from here 10
New YOri. and LATER 10 Baltimore. Mo
where he is INV Assistant to the pres
Iuent Of he Industrial Printing Co. of
Baltimore
ttev. :. Rc- Packard and Mrs. Pack
arc went 10 Portland TUESDAY, where
Mr.. Packard mas accepted call 10 the
esr ConErega1 ma church in Port
land He began ms Passionate SUNDAY,
sept :.
Miss Florence Packard. WIN has been
passing the snmme- with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j z Packard. returned
Thursdav TO West Peabpdv. MaEs- Miss
Packard mas held the position OF prln-
elpaI Of the West PeRbndv grammar
school for the past eight years
The town schuuls viii open for the
school wear Is1e-1s2o on Monday. Sept S.
with a CORDS Of new reacners
Monmouth academy will open Tues
1a~- Sent. .. with Arthur J. Chick of
tins town as principal and Miss Hazel
Tlnns Of Readf1eld ar assistant Mr.
Chick WAS formerly principal Of the
school for a long term Of years and
Miss Gibbs served as assistant during
the last year
Mtgs rlaribel Smith IL at Harpswell
for a short outing
MIR. and Mrs. John Hewert were re-
cent guests of friends in Portland.
Shirley Bunneil Of Wales Corner. enr-
nerly a Monmouth hoy and a graduate
Of Monmouth academy and a recent
graduate Of Tufts Dental cnllege has
located In Fort Fairfield. where he will
npan an office.
Misses Ruth and RITA Alden Of Win
rhrup were recent guests Of relatives
II town.
Miss Mary Lnrd Of Massachusetts.
VIM mas been passing the SUMMER with
her sister. Mrs. j. H Gilman. has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Cnra Norris has sold her tene-
nenf house near thu railroad station
70 Z. ". Pratt Of Pennington. also an
other lot of land TO the Lewiston.
Greene & Monmouth Telephone Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-08
DiEpsrsaI Sale Of NIgi IInss
Pure Bred
Percherons
The Tappan Stock
Farm

~iII ssil tire han6 sf, Purs Bred Per-
shsrons consisting Of Imported Stsi-
Hon Jspnn, two spisnnid Mares wifh
fuais az fnDt, four year old More,
q thrss ysar old Mare and . ysarlins
Stallion af suction on rhs grounds
at Mx<sr~ilIe Fair On Thurxaay,
Sspt. n a fisnse o'rlpok in the af<er-
roon 10 fhs hiphnst bidisr. Nks wfgl
have no ~ Biddsrs thsrs n 80 .rs
pninp out Of Tim Nurse husinuss and
ars sending tsssm there Do ssil.
For sais List ~rits 10 4. c. RiIsx.
mansGsr Tsppan sturk F.sn- min-
tisrup. Msins.
neuf2dE =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-08

1t Frederick Chenerv. son Of Or
- Cnenery Of WAYNE. has )ocat.a in
Mnnmputh and will reside in Mrs
l. Merr1ll's house on South Min sr-eet
recently occupied by ]. Il Je,ness
Ars ssrah Simpson Of Auburn is the
guest OF her sun. George Simpson. al
ms outage ON the nprth shore uf III.
lake Mrs.. Simpson was a rxH,den, OF
monmouth many years and has MAN.
friends who are pleased To see her.
Miss Aftiie Hav1nrd Of New Hamn-
ahtre 10 . guest at the hure M Ae-
hrother. e. c. Hzvfprd-
Mrs.. George o. LongfeIlpw refurne,,
Wednesday from several wesakxE ,,,z,+
with her sister IN Old Town.
Mrs. Z. p. Totman Of Duluth. MINI
was q recent guest of Dr. and Mrn. {;
"a. Whitehall.
Monmouth Canning en- hogan cam
ming cprn ON Friday. Sept. 8.
An enjoyable and informal reception
ana dinner was given to Mrs. Nellie
Kile and her daughters. Miss Bertha
Kyls Of lowell, Mass. fnrmerav a res
ifisnt CT this town. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Smith and son and daughter of
Baltimore. Md. Mrs. Smith was for
merry Miss Mabel Kyle Of Monmouth.
The party was given al TIM Methodist
chapel fhaf they might have TIM ;pleas-
ure Of meeting nm nnEny az tnair rrientas
as pnnsihle DURING fhnir nr1af s4nv In
1uwn- Eaz1CRzuE fhn-ainnnr q fzns nzsl-
a1cna ~Ef4rEninxnsnx was g4van by tse
Kv1a and gm1fh fnmiiies. Mrx. snffh
II . ans paauist. Mr. smith in a skfllf1n
curnst PLAYER and the SON and eangh-
ter prnmistng players az the vinlin. Mr..
6mtfh began ms business career IN
Monmouth snme q yeAxs ago n o small
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-08
HARMONY

Mr. and Mrs W A Trip and TWO
children are expected home the last
Of the week from q two weeks visit
with Relatives in Caribou.
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Chadhuurne
have returned from an extended visit
with friends IN Augu-tA xand vicinity
Mrs. Edna DUMMY returned. Sat
urdRy, frum Portland where she was
called by the illness Of her mother,
Mis- Eliza Tibbstts. who recently
underwent sarious surgical opera
ton IN ths Maine General Hospital.
She win rsfurn 70 Portland thu middle
% the week for 1sw days Longer
with her mother.
Howard Aunts of Dover In wurlrins
for ". G. Bemis and apn-
DGu1el Davis az Newport 4, WORKING
far Sanford Bailey Il the blacksmith
ship. Mr. Davis formerly lived
hsr and did hlaclkznifhing.
Members Of the Barist sociery save
THE Peabody Pew NJ tim church
oue evening recently. following ny
supper and lawn social lM ~1n
-. ,,rv,c.-,s ,rr--e SIS. They hMve
,-r-r4,v .c,s rne lumber ON piece
~ 1sr6 which YVES given the sociEry
nannv yr.rs aen. rnr sz75 which VIII
he grsaf nsap
Mr~ Ercwn. q raacher nj Maine
crurrnl institute. spsnf thu week-en6
Al fuwr. O guest In the home OF
M. ana adrs. n II. Assd.
TN anee nef fnr HARMONY Gr1nre
Fair b Friday. sspt- n. ana r. sfurmy
TIM next fE1r dnv. II IN hoped 70 have
ana Of TIM nasf fzars ever nsln hare.
Al schcnis hun On In tewn bexun
Tuesday. sept. ?. WIN the fpIlcwsnr
tearhers Elm scsnnl. Principal. Mr..
Marvin ". Ans of Pfttsneld; As
sisfanf. Miss Loutno =. Tnnuzpsnn Or
%. Rurtlznd; Grammzr, Mim Huby
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-08
OAKLAND

MISS Lorraine Hudson, VIM has bean
gneE' Of hs- aunt. Mrs. Guy Mopre.
p ssFeral dayg. returned Saturday 70
r aons II LIvermnre Falls.
KISS Christine Stevens LIS q guest of
% aunt, Mrs. Fred Shurt Of water-
que, 1urlug the absence Of her mother.
er Be-t Stevens. vino left Saturday
% Columbus. O., TO artend thu m
una convention Of the Daughters Of
Fstsraus.
aer ana Mrs . =. wheHten are
''fents q q haby g,ri, born Sarrrlav
fsrng
Ars Charles Bates. WIN hns hsen Ill
4 hsf nome on Pleasant street. In i'm
bruvng
ars oais- Leavirt and children. Eari
- fia.t. have returned t-nm a visit
~ relatives in Mercer.
Rn I. J Smiley, vino has been viz
FR Trends n Fairfield for the pagt
ss1 was a guest Fridzv night of
"a :, a Pease. leaving Saturday
tnIar +ur her home in Fayette.
<H Alton Wood and sun Walton
Il Mn Woods mptner. Mrs.. Anna
e nave gone TO Mercsr To be GUESTS
aatives Tor a time
Cochran left Saturday for Bel-
TO Ioln Mrs. Cochran and chill
Dana and Arthur. WIN have been
- g. NJ. anf Mrs. James Fair
s'As' me past week.
~N arthur Swan Of Boston ana Mrk
Bessev Of Benton ware gnssts
\ sef ant Mrs. Milton Mnshsr FRI
afternoon. Tea was served and q
- ueilEnceui time enjoyed Mrs.
mother Of the lats Captain
- swar u the Salvation Army Cnrpi
4 a'erville, VIM wan wAl known
'& Winnie 5trrut Of LcweIl. Mans..
sassf IF Mrs. Harriet cayfprd.
- angie Tracy, librarian Of Tn
- ho-arv al Lewtgrnn. in passing q
sAaof a. the home o. her tather,
ne C-acv u Fairfield sr,een
oiph shea, VIM waz employed fp1
Teart AZ the car shup Of IN
- central railroad IN tuwn. hns
ee crnn business trip 10 Ia
saeid. Cal.
a Mile sertis-uve waH n wszp-
a, guest Of Mr. ano Mrp. W. w.
~ o. oanlznd Heights.
n
- Aarnara Foster has returned
NJ Tlsir with friends IN 5trxttnn.
-. SuHsanne Greeley. VIM has ,ssr
[s,. |. the summer with hsr ssut.r,
-. Nora Bartlett Greelrv az y1nf.r
iett SUNDAY for paw4nr,o.t =
ssAools. ~ . 'sAcnsr IN the runiir
ss.s.a hd Mrs. John johnson, rprmer
3D. Of Oakland, who hrve re-
|s..ss u DID Town for severnl wears
~ saestn Thursday and Frifsy al
- -Oae Of the formers SISTER. Mira
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-08
One Classification Here Will Interest You More Than Any Other
1t S Not Necessary

for The journal TO tel IT'S readers that journal
Want Ads bring results. Augusta people knrw
that they do; hundreds rely On these daily lines
of opportunity and tn ey are seldom disaD
pointed.
But every reader does at know yet how easy It
is to advertise IN these columns of The Journal
Everybody doesn't kno about The journal
Want AID Takers, who are here at The journal
office, from A. NJ. to 9 n the evening. alert
and eager to help you compose classified ad
that VIII bring results.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-08

Willis; Intermediate, Mrs Clara Pr
kins; Primary, Miss Viola Taylnr of
Athens; Mainstream Miss Impgene
Bur1ick- South Road, Miss Esther
Poland Of Athena: North Road Miss
Doris Cooley. The Klondyke school
will not begin until one week later As
no teacher has YET been secured fur
that school
The Stafford reunion was held On
Aug. 80. al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Stafford al Niaiusrraam with
about 40 present. For various rea-
SONS many who have attended in
former wears were unable 10 he pras-
enI yer me day was much enjoyed
- al --no We're there. Among These
were, Nr. Stafford's brother George
aDAaoru. and wife, with their grand
daughter, Mrs Irene Hodgtiun q
Of Fairfield; another brother, Alvin
Stafford. with his wife and SON Kan
meth OF Dexter; Leonard Stafford.
---. ...-assz1rsr anu granddaughter.
- X 'nlav; Ei,'. and Mrs Mel Thurs
ton and daughter. Lila. OF Ripley;
.a.-s. FRED Sts3llings. Harmony, the
TWO ladies, being sisters OF Mr. Stat
ford: also his sons Ora Staffnrd and
wife of North Anson, Ira Staffurd,
wife and five children. Harmony, q
daughter, Mrs. Gertie Smith and two
children. Harmony, and a sun-in-law.
Harold N Smith, and four chilaren.
warerville. Mr. and Mrs. Ber1 Sawyer
and daughter. Eunics Dexter, and Mr.
and Mrs Joseph Morrill,. Cambridge
The next meeting VIII be 1t the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert SHwye- in Dex-
ter.
The Stevens reunion was held Sept
i al the home of Mr. and Mrs- Glen
Austin with good attendance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-08

the uneuualled vnlume az unimpeach-
ahle testimony IN favor Of Hnoa's S~--~v-
pr la you would upbraid yourself for
80 long delaying To take tins effective
which Won are suffering Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-08
100 ACRES

- miles to depot. mail deliver
ed. 50 apple trces. including so sheep
and lambs. Il tnns Of hay and two
acres of eEts. All for s35OD. WIN
mortgage for sz5oD. For particulars,
". B. Donnsil, No. 136 Main St..
Brunswick. Ne
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-17
Morgantown to Hear
Famous Colored Band

MeRr,vTcwN W Va. April IL
rr-a'c'e' thai Morrsn'own will
Of the greatest surprises OF
- I 70 when the famous BLACK Dew
s" S5Oth Field Artillery Band blows
nto the city next Tuesday. BY spec
'al request OF General Fred r. Austin,
Col. Walter Prosser and Captain Helm
present for the first in America Eu-
-cpe's Jazz sensation at the Strand
theatre ono night, Tuesday April %.
The band is composed Of seventy
Black devils including Lieut.. Tim Bryn
"Mr. Jazz himself who is the famous
composer OF please Go Way and Let
Me Sleep" Josephine Ny joe" "My
Zum Babe" and his latest song hit,
1.-THE Philadelphia Sunday Blues"
Sheriff John s. Dougan who is the
county chairman OF the fifth Liberty
Loan campaign is now making arrang.
ments for special parade in which
Ire colored band will be the premier
FEATURE. The parade win probably be
he'd during the neon hGlr so that the
university corps can part 'cpate. Seats
will be on sale Friday at the Strand
theatre.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-17
: -cv 2, Tnnnant,
lies Long III With Flu

Lcnre~ pex Tenant aged IS years
IN If N'oo- and I.outla Tenant, died
MS ro-n'rr nj Cook hospital where
- I'D 4 nl''ert for the past sew
- We rran complications result
from ~ illness from influenza,
re yo ~ man was taken II more
an w. rcntNs aco and for seven
wocte was rat'ent IN Clarksburg
R7epitai -Four weeks ago he was NOV
to Coos hospital where his death
ocurrcd
Thn d c sed is survived by two sis
arf mt five brothers namely Mrs.
wvr"e st nton wife Of Ed Stanton,
Max. ester r III Of Norwood. Leonard
: Of Little Fa'lst Lemley W.. Leslie
= Lillian and Merle, all OF Mononga
Ia county.
Funeral services will be held at eight
o'clock tonieht from the res 'dence Of
Mrs. Stanton conducted by the Rev
C. C. Lawson and the body will be
taken to Pisgah cemetery tomorrow
FOR burial by Undertakers Carpenter
and Ford.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-17
Moose Received
SS Applications

Fairmont Lodge, .. Loyal Order OF
Moose. at its meeting last night ct
Moose Home secured thirty.three aR
plications and initiated a class OF
twenty-one candidates. There was .
large turnout Of the members.
Announcement was made that the
special dispensation. which was to
have expired last evening. has been
extended until Wednesday night, May
II. The indications are that many
more applications VIII be received BY
that time.
The newly elected officers were in
stalled by H B. Moore, past dictator.
last evening. They are as follows:
Dictator, o. NJ Doolittle; vice dicta-
tor, Frank Stansberry; prelate. F. N.
Dickerson; secretary (three years.,
Ray D. Harden; treasurer, H. E. Hart
den; trustee (three years., S. E. Boyer.
A special meeting OF the house com.
mfttee will be held this evening at
1880 O'Clock. Business matters will
be transacted.
The Moose band Is progressing nice.
~. Eighteen Of the members attend.
ed the rehearsal on Tuesday evening
Themembers play well together. The
next rehearsal will be held on Sunday
afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock at Moose
Home.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-17
Cottage Meetings
By the Methodists

j. M. Scott, general superintendent
Of the B. & o. railroad was speaker
at the First M. q. church last night
where the Methodist -Four Minute men
held service In connection with Pas
sion week observances. ]. M. Jacob6
presided at the meeting also spoke q
did M. L. Brown another Of the -Four
minute men. -Four persons were bar.
tized by EMERSON following the ser.
vice. Tonight prayer services win be
held at various homes In the city. the
schedule being as follows: ,t
Units 3 and fl. N. Lough, $50 GUN
cy street. n
Unit 5-Mrs. Clara ThrIlis. M
Chestnut street.
Units 6 and ~. B. Rose. 100 jazz.
son street.
Units 9 and 1o-J. N. Altman, stf
Emerson street.
Units II and 12-Mrs. ]. B. Bunik
HOO Fourth street. y
Unit 13-Mrs. Jno. Yost 1137 L0uI1
street.
Units IA and 1J-ciyde Crane, Ie1l
Locust avenue.
Unit 1s-Mrs. Margaret Montgomery
305 Third street.
Units II and ia. ". Binns. $50.
Walnut avenue.
Unit 2o--Mrs. Jane Morris. $40 Cole
man avenue.
Unit Rl-Fred Heimick go Fair
mont avenue.
=. Units % and 24-Mrs. J. D. Curry.
727 Walnut avenue.
Units rs and 2s-Mrs. Louise Beebe,
S21 Virginia avenue. n
Unit 2s-Wayne Meredith 400 Spring
street d
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-17
Grandsons Acted
as Pallbearers

Funeral services Of Mary Margare:
Fortney, wife Of E. II. Fortney were
held at the home at / p. m. Tuesday,
by Rev. Green, OF Watson.
Mrs. Fortney was So years old, leay-
ing besides her husband, ten children.
fifty-six grandchildren and nine great
grandchildren. The pall-bearers were
her grandsons, Elmer, Dale and Harry
Fcrtney, sons of William Fortney;
Dorsey and Howard Fortney. sons OF
George Fortney, and Roy Lambert,
son Of Mrs. Dora Lambert.
The burial at the Linn cemetery at
8 p. m. was largely attended, although
the weather was very inclement. All
the children were present except
three. Burial services were in charge
of Undertakers Musgrave and Sons.