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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-24
VERSHIRE

Rev. Mr.. Dierlamm has an automo-
bile.
Miss Roberta Brock has finished a
successful term of school and returned
to her home in South Ryegate.
Mr. Dickey is working for Mr., Orr
during sugaring, Mr.. Barker for John
Sleeper and Mary O'Day is also at the
latter place.
Elias Lathrop tapped his sugar place
Monday.
Oscar Corse has bought the place of
\ W Hoyt and will take possession
May |.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-24
GROTON

Bernard +. Smith, who recently sold
his home in the village, has purchased
the house of Mrs. Ernest Richards on
Park street.
Mrs. X. A. Davidson and infant
daughter returned from Cottage hos
pital, WoodsvilIe, n. H., Monday.
Mrs. II. L. Tillotson arrived at her
home here on Monday from Maiden
Mass. where she has been with her
son, DR.. H. W. Price, since October |.
Lieut.. Tillotson is still in service and
has passed the winter in Arizona.
Mrs. Ernest Taisey, Mrs. Roy
Blanchard, Mrs. +. f. Clark, Mrs. Mari
bah Tabor, Miss Agnes Taylor, Mr..
and Mrs. J.. S. Blanchard were Woods
Vile visitors on Monday.
Miss Belle Foley, who was called
here by the illness and death OF her
brothers wife, Mrs. William Foley,
three weeks ago, returned to New Ha-
ven, Conn.,, on Saturday.
Albert Page went to Cottage hospi-
tai, Woodsville, n. H., yesterday for
an operation for hernia He was ac-
compsnied by DR.. l. \. Eastman.
Mrs. Carl Nelson and daughter, Flor
ace, of Hampton, y. H., are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. l. \. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Teller have
moved their household goods from
Groton pond. and at present are house
keeping in the tenement at the tele
phone central building, Mr. Teller
is clerkng in the store of b. $. East
man.
Mrs. Anna Page has been appoint
ed administrative Of the estate of her
husband. the late II r. Page, and
James Craige of South Royslton and
NJ. d. Cofrin are the commissioners.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-24
Church Notes.

Next Sunday is Palm Sunday and
also accept Christ" day. 1t will be
worth your while to be present and
opportunity will be given to confess
Christ A. G.. Bigelow is expected to
sing for us. 1t is hoped that services
may be held upstairs next Sunday.
The pastor, L. w. Morse and Wal
lace Colt attended the county inter
church conference with reference TO
the financial drive of April This was
held in Randolph on Monday.
Now for a new start in Sunday
school work. Get your papers and
quarterlies next Sunday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-24

Mrs. Leon Bumpus has returned from
Lyndonyille, where she has been spend.
ing the winter with relatives.
Harvey Burnham was business
visitor in Montpelier on Monday
Winona Pike of Hardwick is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. +. +. Marsh, for a few
days.
Clarabell Brown spent part of the
past week with Mrs. Bruce Mcdonald
in Montpelier
Nurse brennan is nursing at Roy
Lamberton's in Marshfeld.
d. B. Dwinell was in Montpelier
Monday.
John Bancroft. who has been quite
sick with the mumps at Montpelier
seminary, has returned to his home
here
Mr., and Mrs Elmer Brown visited
relatives in Worcester Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Scott have re
turned from Springfield, where they
have been working during the winter.
Lynn Gray was business visitor in
Plainfeld the first Of the week.
Mrs. Clayton Martin Of Worcester
spent several days the first OF the
week with Mrs. Nettie Hatch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-24
MIDDLESEX

Miss Martin of Randolph came on
Monday evening TO visit her aunt, Mrs
L. 0. Wilder.
Mrs Delos Buck aud children are
visiting relatives in Newport
Miss Mabel Stockwel came Satur-
day evening from her school in New
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-24
WELLS RIVER
Barre Defeated by Woodsville 1919 in
Rough Game.

In one Of the toughest and poorest
played basketball contests seen ON the
local court this season, Barre was cas-
lily defeated by the score of 1919,
Whether it was the intention Of Barre
when they came over to play as dirty
a game as possible it is impossible to
state but it can be truly stated that IN
every mix.up that Barre was the ag-
gressor and played in such manner
that any live team with red blood in
their veins would have resented it and
retaliated as much as possible. Walk
ing on man when he is down, biting
an opponents fingers, tripping, etc, are
not exactly basketball yet these were
the main tactics of few of the Barre
players. Out of courtesy to the city
itself, we will state that we do not be-
lieve that this aggregation is truly
representative one The first period
saw Barre rushed off their feet, Woods
Vile scoring at will; the second grew
some rougher, with less basketball,
while the third found the local team
tossing the ball round the hall for
practice while Barre vainly attempted
to score and did succeed in caging
few baskets. The final score was not
of the one sidedness of
the game
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-24
Both Men and Women

Suffer with backache, pain in kidney
and blades regions, headaches, vertigo,
rheumatic pains, dizzy feelings and
sometimes fail to recognize where the
trouble lies. Congested kidneys cause a
lot of distress and should never be neg.
lected Qongested kidneys are more
dangerous than constipated bowels
Take
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-24
BALMWORT TABLETS

right away if you would be well and
free from distress, after urination, such
as burning, scalding, pain, and other
agonies. Balmwort Kidney Tablets re-
duce inflammation, restore normal Sc
erection, and there is no medicine better
FOR KIDNEY IRREGULARITIES
Sold by all druggists.-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-24
Est CALALS
Death of Alfred Hatch Occurred Sun
day, March d.

Alfred Hatch, resident of East
Calais, died Sunday, March 81. Al.
fred Hatch, the son of Peter and Lu.
liberia (Nelsonl Hatch, was born in
Woodbury. July 10, 1863 Mr.. Hatch
came to Calais when only small boy
and had lived here ever since. Jan. 4
1882, he was married to Della Salone
who died at Mary Fletcher hospital
Feb. 7, 1909 To this union was born
son, Galen, resident of Woodbury.
and daughter, Lucy, Mrs. Lynn
Gray of this place. On Jan. 3, 1920,
Mr.. Hatch married Mrs. Nettie Martin,
who with the above named children
survives him. Mr., Hatch is also sur
vived by two half brothers, Carlos
Hatch of Worcester and Harvey Burn
ham of Calais, two half sisters, Mrs.
Cummings of Middlesex and Mrs. Eta
Adams of Dedham, Mass, also four
grandchildren.
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cree, Carlson. Scorer Sullivan.
David Wilkie has been spending sew.
eral days at Hale's tavern, renewing
old acquaintance.
Dean Brock left the employ of J. f.
Hale, where he has been acting as night
clerk, and returned to his home in
Barre the latter part of last week.
Dean was a popular fellow, well liked,
and we were all sorry to hear that he
was to depart
J. +. Hale was business visitor in
Boston several days last week.
The food sale held in the Red Cross
rooms last Saturday netted the W. r.
C., who held same, about $50.
Schools closed for the spring vaca
ton last week Friday, the teachers re-
turning to their respective homes for a
two weeks vacation.
The annual meeting of the Adams
Paper company was held in the rooms
of the National bank of Newbury last
Friday. The old officers were re-elect
ed
+. S. Crabtree, sr., +. S., jr., David
and Harold Crabtree. all of Canada,
were in town several days last week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-03

dr"d: Is. \ Ourr, Buckhannon; Carson
l"st. GiarksburG
Mr. ami Mrs. Gcor;" W. Grouse. of
South Jacob street. Viii leave r'cIday
On Il trip To Cleveland. Detroit and
other points along tn" Great Lakes.
W. l.. Scott. I'll Wayncsburg. Pa has
returned home after spending several
days IN this city on business.
Mrs carl Bachman. who has been
:, yluus'y III II her nome IN tn,S city.
WAS req ortrd little better late last
evening.
II. J, shvrc. of Dresden Ohio. is
spending several days IN this city look
ue alter buSiHcSS matters.
Carson Post. Of harrisburg. after
spending thr"" days IN tn!. city visiting
friends. mas returned home.
Fred y. Grimm. u! Cleveland. is
spending several days IN this CIiy look
lnE after business in connection with
ms company.
H. +. taru"r has returned /" his home
III Webster, w Va. alter spending sew
eral days visiting IN this city.
a. Il. Lash. OF Cincinnati, II spending
Il few days in this city looking after
business matters.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hccmcr. Of Pitts
hUrrh. ar" visiting friends and relatives
al mus rity.
l.. Il. Jones has returned to his home
IN Weston w Va, after visiting
friends III this city.
G"urGr Schramm. "r IN" North Side.
has accepted "A position at the Wheeling
COTE" and Smc" Company. Of this city.
Mrs James Barry and children. of
FaIrmunt. ". Va are thu guests of
Mrs. Winnie DonnclIy, VI Fourteenth
street.
Wilson II. Elmer has returned To
Cleveland. after spending Il few days
with his parents. Mr.. ANA Mrs. John r,
~, do t,h1
Miss Hilda Randy. Of tho South Side.
has returned home from Il visit with re-
natives IN Liltlct"n.
MISS Helen 'Nuelrr has returned to
her home On the South Side, after visit
ing relatives in Charleston for several
days. She stopped off at Bachelors
lun IN plCaStutS county, curuulr home.
John NJ. Murphy. OF Gainesville. o..
WAS a caller III thu. city yesterday.
Mrs. clyde f.. Campbell, Of Uuca, o.,
IS the guest Of Mrs. J. Il. Thomas, Ut
tho Island.
Miss Catherine Mcdonald. Of Bcllaire.
is in Pittsburgh attending the fleming
ton Typewriter company training school.
preparatory to becoming member Of
the stair IN charge of the local offices
Of the company.
Harry stevens has returned To his
home on the South Side. after spending
the past week with relatives in Cleve-
land.
Mrs. Alice NJ Powell and sister. Miss
Mary GIus. al Washington. Pa. have
returned home. after being the guests
Of Mrs. W. r. Powell. Of Bcnwuod. Miss
Powell will return to rckin. China.
about July first, where she will again
take up missionary work.
Or. William A Cracraft. Sr. who has
been seriously i'll for some time. was
slightly improved last evening
Mrs W. r. Keyser. accompanied by
hcr nephew, J. II. Thornton. Jr.. OF Sis
tersvlle. Will arrive in the city today
10 spend week with relatives.
John H. Thornton. Of Sistersvllle. was
business visitor in the city yesterday.
John Z. Davis. Of the Formosa apart
mcnts, will leave this morning for
business trip to Morgantown.
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ALLISON CLARK
WEDDING TODAY
MISS VIRGINIA CLARK AND ME-
BERTRAM J. ALLISON WILL BE
UNITED IN MARRIAGE
THIS AFTERNOON
wedding Of Mr.. Hugh Br1ar Scott OF
This city and Miss Charlotte
Thompson Of East Liverpool,
brilliant Event

Among the most noteworthy 81 the
June weddings Is that Of Miss virginia
Clark and Mr.. Bertram j. Allison, or
Warrington, which will be quietly sol
emnizrd this afternoon AT four o'clock
M the home ~ the brides parents Mr.:
and Mrs. John f. Clark. Of No. 1876
Fourteenth street. Miss GcnevicVe
Clark sister Of the bride. will be- the
brides maid and Mr. Adrian Clark.
brother Of tho bride. will attend Mr.. Al.
lIson MS best man. Father Garrett viii
rcnd the nuptial service in the presence
Of the immediate families and a few in
tlmat" friends.
Following thr ceremony. Mr.. Allison
ard his bride will depart on short
honeymoon trio which will terminate at
Warrington where the groom Is pro-
prictor Of tho Warrington Prescription
Pharmacy Miss Clark Is one OF the
most popular young girls Of the city
and her departure from local social cir
clrs is greatly regretted by her many
friends. Mr.. Allison is also very we'll
known her" "a he was formerly pre-
script,on druggist at the Coleman drug
store.
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ss-|ngram Wedding ]
"Fe. 10 HIIIIVUbbNW0
Mis- Catherine Ingram and ~. M1e
c. Ross lIerT1sd In Ydttse1xS1
tuesday Evening, June 31101

Coming as complete surprise -,
many friends OF the bride. 10 the a.
nouncepent OF the marriage Of 40
Catherine Ingram and Mr.. Harold G.
Ross. The young people went to PtstSs
burgh on Tuesday and Wers nAnI!4
Tuesday evening at s o'clock. The 6e!4e
returned to this city and the wedetne
was to have been kept secret for . nv
weeks. but few friends succeeded II
discovering the particulars and It -
came known last evening.
Mrs. Ross. who IL the daughter q,
Mr.. Arthur Ingram, city license o0ieofs
has been clerk in Sheriff Hastings
office for the past three years and h1O
made many friends. who. while knowing
Of her engagement, were not aware tai
the wedding was to be 50 soon. 1lH.
Ross Is a resident Of Boston. Mass, 1ut
is located at Philadelphia whore M To-
in charge Of the Coco-Cola company
office. "a. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross will enjoy An az
tended honeymoon. trip to points OF in-
terest in the western states and VIII
reside In philadelphia, -.
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pIay. there will be a violin solo and TWO
little girls from the public schools OF
the class OF Miss Taylor. instructress IN
aesthetic dancing. will perform some
clever numbers. Mrs. Chas. OBrieh ~
The chairman Of Arrangements.
W. h. 8. Alumni Banquet Postponed
The Wheeling High School Alumni
Association announce the banquet ar
ranged III honor of the graduating class
of Iy2O has been postponed one week.
from June Ia June IA on account OF
the class play Of the honor guests
which will be An event Of June =. rms
banquet will he held in the ball room OF
tho Mcclure hotel anu - oclns planhesn
as one OF the most elaborate AFFAIRS IN
The history of the Association. Ihe
banquet this year is the first since 1915
as all social functions were d!scontlh-
urd by this patriotic organization our
ing the war DR.. William Lopez pres
idcnl: Howard +. Nay. vice president and
Miss Christine Siroehcl secretary and
treasurer. are to be conEratulatcd upon
the successful year the Association en-
joycd in spite Of adverse circumstances.
". H. s. Alumni Dance
Noteworthy among the gaietics OF me
graduation season Is the informal dance
10 be given BY the Wheeling High
School Alumni Association on Fri ,iI
room will be the scene OF this hlghLy
ENJOYABLE event and elaborate decora-
lions will be arranged for the occasion;
Refreshments will BE- served a sI
Jacobs orchestra will FURNISH the lol-
lowing musical program w.t.,
One Step-Who Discovered Dixie?
Fox Trot-When Two Hearts DiscoV-
WaItz-Your Eyes Have Told Me So.
Fox Trot-Venetian Moon.
ono step-rm The Good Man That
Was So Hard 10 Find.
Two Step-Oh.
WaItz-fickannny Blues.
Two Step--Oh BY lingo.
Fox Trot-Rose OF Washington
One step-Noah's Wife Lived Won
derful Life.
H HoS Tr0'MpisF H. Shadows Fall.
Two step-Tuntle Inn;
Fox Trot-Hov Sorry You'll BE.
Announcement Received
Comics OF the following interesting
announcement have been received by
Mrs Christina Mueller
announces the marriage Of per daughter
Christina Anne
Mr.. Elwood William Zoeckler
on Tuesday. the first OF June
Nineteen hundred and twenty
Wheeling. West Virginia.
Durton-Noors
The marriage of Miss Oiire jean
Moore. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
u. Moore. Of Middle Wheeling Creek,
and Mr.. Foster J. Burton, OF Elm Grove
was quietly solemnized yesterday after
noon at the study Of the First Presoy-
terrain church. with the pastor. Rev.
Samuel Martin Gibson officiating. There
were no immediate attendants
The wedding IL . elimination OF
school day romance. as both young peo-
pie are graduates Of Triadelphia Dis
trict High school. The bride has been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-03
New Chemical
Kills Bed Bugs
P. D. 0.

7. D. Q. Pcsky Devils Quletus) is the
name of new golden Cnlored chemical
discovery by DR.. Price that actually ribs
the worst infected huus" Of hcdhugs,
reaches tieas. ants and their eggs. They
don't have time to kick after YOU x" ar
ter them with y. ID. .. y 3ac paCkag" of
/. d. q makes n quart of strong bug
killer. and goes farther than barrel OF
the old fashioned dangerous dope. +. y.
Q. coats and kills their eggs and prevents
Matching. FREE patent spout in every
box to enable you to get them in the
hard-to- .plaoco, ana saves juice.
P. D. Q. for family use 35c. Special
Hospital and Hotel size $3.50 makes 5
gallons. contains spouts-yoNr druG-
glst can SUPPL you, or sent prepaid TO
your address either size on receipt Of
price by the Owl Chemical Co.. Tcrre
Kaute. Ind. p. D. Q. Is never peddled.
Sold By G. II. Griest & Co.. Bears
Drug Stores. South Side Pharmacy and
other leading druggists.
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Wheeling Baptist Temple
Y. NJ. C. A. AUDITORIUM
Pending New Edifce
GEORGE E. LoCKHART, Pastor
WELCOME

! drrd: i. \. Ourr, Buchhannon; Carson
, luSt. Ciark SburE.
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FRECKLES
Now Is the Time to Got Rid Of These
Ugly Spots.

There's no longer the slightest need
Of feeling ashamed of your frcrklcs,
AS Othinc double strengths Guaran-
tced To remove these homely spots.
Simply get an ounce of Othinc-dou-
BILE strenGth-from any druggist and
apply little of II night and morning
and you should soon see that even the
worst frcCkles have begun To- disappear,
while the lighter ones have vanished
entirely. 1t is seldom that more than
an ounce is needed TO completely clear
the skin and gain beautiful clear com
plcXion.
Be sure 10 ask for the double strength
Othine as this is sold under guarantee
Of money back il il fails to remove
frcCklcS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-03
ELABORATE PLANS FOR
MOUNT De CHANTAL
ANNUAL ALUMNAE DAY.
Invitations WIN Re IssHsA Today -
the Annual AlumnAs D1A1e1 04AA0
for luna 2 90

Invitations WIN Re IssasA -3oAay III
the Annual AluMnAs 0fA1e1 040AO
for June 2. rs
The various committees in charI0 q
the arrangements for the annual Mount
de Chantal alumnae day are buSily -,
gagged in their plans. and tho A6aif 0le
year promises to be one Of the Wo8
elaborate functions OF the spring 49,
son. Copies Of the following invttettcn
will he issued today to memherIH 0ksthe-
association: y
Mount de ChantAl
AlumRae Day -
Dinnef-Dance
Monday Evening. June Z. 1879 800
o'clock.
Mcclure hotel
Wheeling.
The luncheon to be given on Monday
June :. at the academy will be one OF
the important functions Of the ~.
This delightful affair Is given By k1e
sisters OF the academy. and VIII
served by the graduating class OF w..
Miss Anne Reymann will act AZ toeets
mistress, and the following 10 the To-
gram 10 be rendered:
Greetings ..............De ia Se
Reaping ........... Mary Buckley III
A Golden Sheaf 800. Frances y, Met1
Ave Nostra Stella. Amy X. yAAa
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MOtorod TO VHBiuIA.
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel harper. OF Echo
Point. have moturcd 10 BriarcIine. Va.
To attend the graduation exercises OF
Briar Cufc College. where their dauEh-
tor. Miss Louise Harper. Is student.
rnrv VIII be accompanied home by Miss
llarfer.
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Miss Frances Sharp, daughter OF MT
and Mrs. $. F. Sharp OF Marwood. mas
selected Tuesday. June %. as he day Tor
her marriage to Mr. K. j. Roberts. The
Wedding Will be IL pretty home at1air
being solemnized at tour o'clock NJ tne
home of the bride. Miss Bess Roberts
and Mr.. clifford Roberts, of Cambridge
OHIO. sister and brother of the groom.
Will b. the attendants. and The cere-
mony will be performed by Rev. Arthur
Lazrnby. pastor Of the Marwood Meth
odIst Episcopal church.
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Tonight at the home. OF Miss Emily
Sheppard on North Front street. on Inc
Island there will be n strawberry festi-
val and lawn fetc given under the aus
pices OF the Industrial Federation OF
Girls OF the Y. W. {. A.. of which de-
partment Miss Amy kreugvr is the sec.
rotary There has been program or
music and spcCialtieS arranged which
will be given by the girls assisted by
few friends The Ukeleee Club Will
play. there will be a violin solo and two
little girls from the public schools OF
the class OF Miss Taylor, instructress IN
aesthetic dancing. will perform some
clever numbers Mrs. Chas. UBren IL
The chairman Of Arrangements.
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known local young man. having resided
at the home Of Mr.. A. D. McCuskey on
Stone Church Road for several years.
He served two years with the A. b r.
and was seriously wounded In action.
At present he is employed at the
Woodsdale Motor Car company. NJ.
and Mrs. Burton have the hearty con.
CALCULATIONS Of their many friends, :
Bsarlsy-Wileox
A quiet but interesting wedding va
solemnized on Tuesday evening. June.
the first, at the Sacred Heart church
when Miss Mary Ellen Wilcox, OF tht!
city. became the bride Of Mr.. Edward
Bearley, Of Wcodsdale. The nuptiai
service was read by Father Corcorau At
s o'clock. Miss Mary Bauer was tho
brides maid and Mr.. Vincent King at.
tended the groom as best man.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr1:
Nellie Wilcox Of No. - Mount Wood
Road, and has many friends to whom
the announcement OF her marriage viii
come as complete surprise. MI. Bear
ley Is the only son of Mrs. Mary Bear.
ley. OF Woodsdale. and 10 employed a
the F. p. King garage at Leatherwoo4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beariey will leave this
morning on an eastern honeymoon trip
and on their return will take up th4ir
residence at the homo Of the groom ae
Woodsdale. -
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Southampton wedding.

A pretty and interesting wedding was
sol"mnizcd last evening at $3.50 O'CLOCK
and Mrs. John o. Thompson. Of Parke
boulevard. East Liverpool. O., when
their youngest daughter, Miss Charlotte
Winteur Thompson. became the bride of
Mr. Hugh Briar Scott, oldest son OF Mr..
and Mrs. l. NJ, Scott. of Wheeling. The
ceremony was performed before a floral
altar with blossoms in pink. blue and
lavcndar against n background OF green
cry. Rev. F.. NJ. McMillen. pastor OF
the Presbyterian church of Mansfield.
O.. read the nuptial service in the pres
ence Of large number OF friends and
relatives Of the bride and groom.
Messrs. Harold Parker. OF Providence.
r. l.. Malcolm W. Thompson and Josiah
y Thompson. brothers Of the bride.
were the ushcrs and they lead tho bridal
party TO the altar. Misses Mildred Wca-
YER of East Liverpool. and Miss Helen
Robinson. Of Akron. O.. were brides
maids following the ushers and Miss
Sarah f. Thompson. sister Of the bride.
as maid of honor. preceded the bride.
who entered with her father. who gave
her in marriage. They were mot at the
altar by the groom and his best man.
who was his brother, Mt Henry D.
Scott Of this city. Demands orchestra,
Of Pittsburgh. rendered music during
the ceremony and at,the reception which
followed
The bride wore handsome gown OF
heavy white SATIN designed with CouTb
train and trimmings OF rose point lace
She carried shower bouquet Of orchids
white roses and lilies Of the valley. Her
sisters costume was creation or silver
cloth and white satin and she carried
Dresden bouquet. Miss Robinson wore
pink satin and Miss Wcavcr's gown was
Of burnt orange with silver trimmings
Zach carried a Dresden bouquet.
Following an extended honeymoon
trip Mr. Scott and his bride will take
up their residence at Oak Park. after
August LIST. The bride is graduate or
Bradford College. Bradford. Mass. and
is a social favorite in East Liverpool
Mr.. Scott. is a prominent young bust
ness man Of this city. holding respon-
sblc position IN the order department
Of the Wheeling Steel & Iron Company.
He Is an alumnus OF Yale College. and
was one Of the first local men TO train
at Fort benjamin Harrison. whore he
was commissioned a first lieutenant
He served 81 months in France with
the lc6th Field Artillery.
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u.ddinr Nav Announced.

delightful amusements an out door par
" affords.