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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-19
BETTER ROADS
MUCH NEEDED

"rhere is no state in the Union
where the Improvement OF the high.
ways would be of more direct ma.
terial value TO the people than in
West Virginia" declares James |.
Blakslee. Fourth Assistant Post
master General, in a statement he
has issued with reference to tho
statewide good roads campaign be,
Ing waged this year by the West
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-19
HIGH TEAM MEETS
ITS THIRD DEFEAT
At Winchester Saturday At
Hands OF S. V. A.

The Martilaburg High school
baseball team met its third defeat
0f the season when it lost to the
Valley Academy at
Winchester Saturday by a score OF
8 to 5. In the fifth inning Miller
was struck in the face and the line
UP was changed. The S. V. chan
ged batteries in the seventh. The
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-19

Ms. James Aldr!dge is quite III
81 her home on West Burke street.
Mrs. S. P. Hopkins, formerly Of
this city, Is reported to be very ii
81 their home in Harrisburg, Pa.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-19

Home run, Saunders. Three base
lit, Bittinger. Two base hits Saun-
les ard Taylor. Hit by pitcher.
Michael, Guterivery, Rowe. Wild
PITCHES, Miller and Yates. Struck
SIT, BY Yates II, by Miller 2. by
Young, 3. Base on balls, off Yates
: oc Taylor /, off Miller 2. Umpire,
Lewis, (VTinchester) Scorer Thorn
a.. CGartinsburg)
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-19

ca Synod .......... 529,472
United Presbyterian =. 1897, 45T
Reformed Church in
America ............ 2,136,os1
Reformed Church in the
U. s............... 16,s16,os5
Church of the United
Brethren in Christ. -. 6.54s.s62
Reformed Zion Union Apos-
tolic Church .......... 1895
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05
TOURISTS BEATING
new R. R. RATES

tNewspaper Enterprise Assoeiation.l
HELENA. Mont, Oct. Because
of the action of the Montana Railroad
commission in refusing to Increase
passenger fares within the state 10
the level set by the Interstate Com
merce commission, through travellers
are finding a way to beat the rail
roads
Thrifty passengers are buying tteif
tickets to the first town within Mon
tana's borders There they hop on
and quickly purchase another ticke'
To the last town in Montana ON theh
route and there they re buy to theif
destination. The railroads have ap
pcalcd 10 The Interstate Commerce
commission But while the coutro-
versy between She railroads and the
state commission Waxes hot, The trav
elcrs are reaping full benefit ot th'
difference IN rates
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05
FLORIDA MAY RIVAL CALIFORNIA AS HOME OF
MOVING PICTURE INDUSTRY

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industry
with much
community
OF
Of these oaytona
aaord if S idea
taking active interesting
making the Tong
%
Of several Florida cities
section which he wi" exhibit before
motion
to turn to
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possibilities
Of
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(which
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05
AS YE DO UNTO THE LEAST OF one OF THESE,
SO DO YE UNTO NE"

4 !. X !: !. i !. 4 !. i + I + + + = =
completed MS n
Chdrens Home Society rsofod
Of the homeless tots o. tn
little from set
nc
done By Marcus
and
nhomes TO the ehome
exactly 54435552Alnost
chance IN
through personal letters OF ap
solicitors ms
Of these 10
before
the first Mr. eagg
This wonderful increase
"Fiondas
Greatest Charity"
the nefeasd from only
~erko
isf9and
during half
Of these 10
of
desradon-and
little Long Live Daddy Fass
hasa aeHe 10 human
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05
NO DIVORCE ON
THIS ISLAND
tMemsnsner Enterpflse Association

tNewspsper Enterprise hssoctator1
LONDON. Oct S 4 You gct umr
ried On tue island of Jersey here arc
somo of the things son ARE in for
lou take Your partner literally
until death ~ yon patl lis there IS
no divorce under the jersey law
e you arc woman sou cannot
start bankm agecouut without your
husbands permission
a-You viii have to live with your
husbands mother unless he can pro-
vide her Nth dover house
1 Your husband Viii be entitled
q sell your property and erab every
thing you possess uniess yoa have
your possessions divided under Ills
Jersey Separation Aet
The marriage laws of TINS islant
have remained practically unchange,
since tHe hahdea do0a ny tt,
.>oi1. mBlhl Htaa1as ae.
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05


WAsssssassslS1Ns So. - k1lez
g States supreme G'eQle
s1sAas' aase1 Aa9
lor Hs fesa'ar term
cloMaea WIN impoEs e-|
Alacs nan aoxen MIL.
insurers pendin8 inc9esM f1rfnef -
lacks on the prohlblflon p1e2 Qene.
SUITS g. Test tne const ifQtloeel y g
.''c an'l pIonseeI'ne ssesaee g skae
rooa Iohtroi Act ana y ~
Farm Loan Act. appeals n the NeN-s
Derry election case aud many oe1eg1.
win the federal suitfANo amend
meht raslned and procM1Med 191lco
the court adjourned early T. tno o11nr
Mer' court ofsviais expsct TT ce&ee
designed 70 test the consfttuttoea11fy
81 that amenoment also WAL reeea
tne court during the pfesent ee1elQ9.
Inc nrst case g oe argued = g4ae
term VIII Do government Appeels IA
'ne dlssoiution SUIT aeainat t1e -
nisn valley hahroed COMPANY peyt
% 'ne ahsseu antntacne coea sfone.
= MS case - SCI I0f tonaossoWs ~
agreement % counsei argument q tne
other iive antitrust suits vii Pc
postponed temporarily. Those aplfs
are those against the Eastman KODAK
company. the Associated bau fostcrn
and Distributors Of the United Steees
ana canada; American IAN scomleNx.
Southern PACING company ana fne
keystone Watch Case company
Tho prohioiion amandmept VIII
reach tne court again tnrooGn pq1~
tions asking for reconsideration q
'no ueei0ion " saSe sut10 seSsa3Aa-
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05
DRILLED FOR OIL,
GOT A DUSTER, BUT
\ II MADE HIM RICH

| tNe~spaper Enterprise Association.}
/ HELENA Mont. Oct. 5.-Henry
Hubert Of the Brush Greek district
in the new oil fields OF Fergus county.
Mont is the FIRST man to he made
rich by drilling an Oil we'll which was
a duster7 as lar as oil is concerned.
He struck water extremely uncom
mon in the bench lands OF Fergus
county.
Now his well is gushing 5000 bar
rels OF water every day. his ranch is
rescued and he is wealthy.
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05

Since the Democratic party is TO
have opposition in Florida, It is. well
for Democratic voters to familiarize
themselves with the Democratic tick
ct. state. county and national.
Since there has not been two
party system in FloriGa in the past.
the ballot will show no division OF the
two parties. The names will appear
alphabetically and the voters should
know who the standard bearers OF the
party are. that they may vote intel
ligently.
Especially is this true of the presi-
Dental electors. Six names must be
memorized in order to vote for Cox
aud Roosevelt These names Demo-
cratic voters must know when they
so to the polls.
The state ticket, too, should be
familiar to Democrats who wish to
keep in power the white mans par
ty." and the county ticket should be
remembered so that votes will not be
confused
For the benefit of its readers who
wish to samiliarize themselves with
the ticket carrying the Democratic
standard hearers, the Daily News
publishes herewith those lcandidates
for election at the polls November ,,
for whom they should vote:
Presidential Electors.
Martin Caraballo. p. w. Corr, Chas.
f. Jones. w v. Knott. J. G. sharon
and G. Il. Wells
United States Senator Duncan u
Fletcher
Representative in Congress-W j
Sears
Govsrnor--Cary A. Hardee.
Secretary of StateH. Clay Craw-
ford.
Attorney GeneralR IL Buford
Comptroller Ernest Amos
State reasurer j. G. Luning
Secretary of Agriculture w. A
McRae.
State superintendent Public In
struction-W " Sheats.
Justice Supreme Court Thomas T
West
Railroad Commissioner A. S
Wells
States Attorney-Geo. A. DeCottes
Representatives in State Iegisla
ture III. G. Putnam. Murray Sans.
Clerk Circuit Court Samuel D. Jor
dan.
Tax Assessor Il. l.. Smith.
Tax Coleetor--D. p. Smith
Sherin Lee Morris or NJ A. Gal
breath tGalbreath's nomination de
pendent upon decision Suprem
Conrtl.
County Superintendent Public In
strp,tion c. r. NJ sheppard
County Commission. 4th District !
G. l.. Viuing
Justice of Peace Chas. l.. Beers.
Constable-T. O. Milton.
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05

BELIEVE DELEGATES
ALL ESCAPED; MANY
AMERICANS THERE

TOXIC. Oct 4.-The buiIdina
in which the Worlds Sunday
School convention Was to be held
here burned to the ground Just
before the opening OF the conven-
ton today.
The building Was crowded with
delegates, including many Amer
icans, but doorkecpers expressed
the belief that everyone escaped.
Sunday school officials aud workers
from all over the world are gathered
here for the opening session which
was TO have been held tonight of the
eighth convention of the Worlds sun
day School association which is in
tended. il is announced. to make in
all lands a better day for the world s
childhood and youth and for larger
sympathies and better understandings
between the nations"
II is expected that other quarters
will be obtained FOR the thousands OF
world delegates and that the meet
Thgs will continue as scheduled
Twenty nine conferences. at which
specialists will speak on a vide va
ricty of topics, are TO be held in adj
dition to simultaneous evening meet
ings at which addresses will be dc
livered by ia speakers in four lam
guages. The convention will close a
week from next Thursday evening
with a great outdoor song service and
a pageant entitled The Cross OF
Christ" The message from Toxic
will then be carried to the Holy Land
through many minor meetings and in
- further auxiliary conventions in
Korea. China, Singapore, Colombo
India. Cairo, Egypt and Jerusalem.
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05
new DEFENSES PLANNED
ON PACIFIC COAST Will
WARD OFF TROUBLE WITH
JAPAN IF It SHOULD COME.
COX STARTS ANOTHER
STumPINC TOUR ON
WEDNESDAY MORNING

DAYTON. Oct. ). With his conf
denee OF success increased as the re-
suit Of a conference last night with
National Chairman White and Ed
Moore. Governor Cox is spending to-
day auiell, at Trails End. recup-
Grating from his western tour. in
preparation for another strenuous
stumping tour scheduled to begin
Wednesday morning,
Reports to the governor from all
sources are the same, namely. that
IN the past two weeks there has been
a decided swing in sentiment toward
Cox.
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05
CAKE GIVEN WITH
BAD GRACE

tfle,uspausr Enterprise Association
BRISTOL. England, oct 5-Jo
eph Higgins IS begEar Of discrim
nation Why did YOU throw away
the cake after It Was given you?' the
magistrate inquired 1T WAS given
me With such bad srace I'm sure }
vould have choked said Higgins
They slammed the door in MY face
and thar hurt my feelings iEe
drcW Il days hard work
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05

timated cost OF this is around 42l2
millions,
Another OF the big projects recon
mended is the development in Puget
Sound. Washington The expenditure
on this would be around $44oooooo
development OF Bremerton navy yard
for use Of capital ships developm
OF Pacific torpedo station as submarine
base and the development Of sub
marine. destroyer and aviation opcrat-
ing base at Ediz Hook Wash
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05
NOVELIST LEASES
TWO ISLANDS

Newspaper Enterprise Assoclation.)
ISLE or GUERNSEY. Oct. a.
Compton Mackenzie. British novelist,
has leased two islands near here for
60 years. for $4,000 year. The two
islands. uerm and Jethou, were for
merly rented by German company
for s112 week Prince Butcher
also German. sub-let the islands
and raised kangaroos on them. ons
island is mile and half long and
the other even smaller.
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05

Il Interest locally in the world .
Il series, opening this afternoon. j.
X has been increased by the fact !.
!. that fans are wondering if James /.
II t"Wren") Taylor, second string .
i. catcher for the Brooklyn Dodg- .
!. ers, will get into the game. .
!. Taylor's home is in Winter !.
4. Park, Fla, and Taylor appeared .
-s- on City Island last summer in a .
:. Dayteaa uniform in the Cocoa .
!. lyn this spring. He is s feet tall. /.
=. a right handler, and is considered .
/. a "comer' by local fans.
/. .
.ss - - - =, =. u = - Z. q u q = q
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05
UNITED STATES IS
BETTER ABLE TO TAKE
CARE OF COAST, NOW
BY GEORGE 3. WATERS

Newspaper Enterprise Association
WASHINGTON. Oct. 5.--prior To a
year ago, Japan eoull have started
trouble with the United States and
got away with it much better than She
could today. She could kick UP trou-
Bile now and get away With it better
than she can year hence.
The reasons for these two state
ments are, the Pacific fleet has been
established and partially trained the
last wear
Japs Talk War
OF course, America doesn't intend to
have war with Japan. but the Japs
are talking about it. and it doesn't
hurt to discuss it in America.
TO America, but America will send her
navy to Japan. or to the Philippines or
Aieutian Islands. In this case, the war
would have been started BY Japan's
seizing those islands that are posses
sioas of Uncle Sam, Then. if Japan
defeated the American navy in her
own back yard, she could land troops
ON the Pacific coast and the next move
would he for America To whip Japan
ON land. But if our navy whipped
Japan's navy, Japan's power at sea
would be broken and America would
be saved another war Oh land and
her own land and the talk of a Japa
nese American conflict would forever
| be hushesl
/ This is what makes it interesting to
consider American naval bases in the
| Pacific.
List of u S. Bases
At present on the west coast Unelt
Sam has bases at San Diego, Sar
Pedro. Mare Island, Astoria, Bremer-
ton and out in the ocean AT Pearl Har
Dor, Honolulu, Hawaii; Tutuilo, Sam
GA: in Agana Bay at the City of Guam
Island of Guam, aud at Cavite in tn,
Philippines.
The next big project OF coast de
feuse and for naval operations will b.
the development of a deep water bas
on the San Francisco bay. the recon-
mendations being for both destroye
and submarine basins. Navy official
are now trying to decide between Ala
media. ON the east side of the bay. an
I 81. .f.-E.
side, as the site tor the base. The es
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05
PARISIAN SHOT BY
HIS HUNTING DOG

tNewspsper Enterprise assoeistion)
PARIS. Oct 5.-M, Louis Agasse.
~. was shot and killed by his hunting
dog here recently. Agasse. with a
hunting party. stopped for lunch.
leaning his loaded gun against tree
The dog leaped against the gun. dis
turbing the trigger aud diseharsing
the load through his masters heart.
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The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05
SENATOR 3ORAH HAS
ASSURED HlRDING he
WILL WORK FOR HIM

MARION. Oct. 5. Senator Hard :
ing has received personal assurances
from senator Borah that he lBorah)
has not withdrawn from active sup
port and participation in the cam
paign. but that he will work along
lines for Harding's election. and de-
feat of the League of Nations "in his
own way"
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05
SEEK MAN WITH
$4,000 TEETH

Newspaper Enterprise Asseoiation.1
LONDON. Oct s. Scotland Yard
requests the American police to arrest
any man with 1400o teeth This is
the number stolen by thieves from
George Magasiner, pawnbroker and
dentist. They were all gold.
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05
MACSWINEY ABLE TO
TALK. IN SAITH DAY
OF HUNGER STRIKE

LONDON, Oct. 5.-Lord Mayor Of
Cork MacSwiney passed fairly good
night and the sith day of his hunger
strike found him able to talk
He told his physicians that he felt
very weak but in no pain.
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05
NOW ON RAMPAGE
I'm DINING ROOM

Newspaper Enterprise AssociatIon.)
MAIDEN. Essex, England, Oct. 3
II wasn't j bull in china shop here
that raised the rumpus but = COW
H dining room. When the COW
mounted The table al the White Hart
hotel here and proceeded with lhe
demolition Of lettuce sandwich,
guests stampedet The landlady.
Mrs Martha Bolden was knocked
down and walked on by either q guest
or the cow
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05
POLES CONTINUING
OFFENSIVE AGAINST
RUSSIANS ON NORTH
international News Service,

WARSAW ~ (Monday night The
Polish Offensive against the Russians
in Ukrania is progressing steadily.
The Poles are now within 75 miles of
kiev, according TO advices from the
front tonight.
The Poles have reached Mir and
are advancing in Jitimoir.
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05
GOVERNOR COX HAS
FIRST DAY OF REST
IN SEVERAL MONTHS
tThe Associated Press.9

DAYTON, Oct. 5.-This was the
frst day of the real rest Governor
Cox has had in many weeks, The
candidate had no conference or
speaking engagements, but is plan
ming 10 concentrate his future cam
paign in the east and middle west.
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05
MERCHANTS HAVE
EGG TESTERS HANDY
tNewspaper enterprise Assoelatlon.)

tNewspaper Enterprise AssoeiatIon.)
LONDON, Oct. &. Provision mer-
chants here are mounting large egg
testers in front of their stalls SO thai
customers may see for themselves
that the eggs they buy are fresh.
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05
AUTO INDUSTRY IN
FEAR Of RISE OF
GENERAL MOTORS

Newspaper Enterprise Association.)
NEW YORK. Oct. 5.--Though in
dependent automobile manufacturers
profess to see in the oiiing the sails
of pirate craft that intends to scuttle
them. financial opinion in the metrop-
oils does not believe that there is any
threat to the industry in the expan-
sion of the General Motors company
A high financial authority here
says that under the Sherman Anti
Trust law il is not possible for one
company to obtain anything like a
monopoly of the manufacture of au
tomobilcs, aud that for General Mo
tors to attempt it would be to Invite
extremely expensive litigation and in
evitable defeat
Worth Half Billion.
Just the same. the owners of small
er autom6hae plants are by no means
reassured, aud they point to the
rapid rise OF General Motors, which
began with capitalization of $50,
100000 in 1908. aud which recently
expanded its common stock to 60
100000 shares of no stated par value.
At current quotations on the stock
market this stock is worth about halt
Il billion dollars.
The company commenced opera
tions by taking in half dozen or so
concerns manufacturing welIs known
makes OF cars, and has gradually alb
sorbed others until today it rs a CON
servative statement To say that il Is
the dominant force in the automobile
field. 1t is turning out about half a
million cars of all kinds year and
is doing a business of about bill
lion dollars a year.
Duponts Are Backers,
Among the hackers Of General Mo-
tors are members of the famous Du-
pont family, the gunpoWder kings OF
Delaware. and it is also said that
English money Is invested in the
company.
But Wall Street does not think that
! even this combination can obtain a
monopoly of the automobile industry,
As one of the men down there put it,
There wont; be no such thing as long
as Henry Ford is on the job"
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05
THE MOVIES
(Published by the Daily News as
Information for Its Readers.)

LYRIC square Shooter" with
Buck Jones. Mutt and JEFF
Cartoon.
CRYSTAL Cumberland Ro-
nance. with Mary Miles
inter. Fox News; Christie
Comedy.
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05

Ex King Migael's widow, who
re.gued Sin years over Portugal, he
came IA Bencdictine nun some 20 ears
ago.
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05

The hlgh cost ot iuel has I'D lat- q
u 8.z -EuY lHinrm-5 tAtHt1.H
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05

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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-29
EAST BURKE


MI and Mrs. Albert hirkby re-
turned Saturday night from Woon-
socket, X. l., with THEN household
goods and Mrs. Kirkby will spend
the winter with her sister, Mrs. A. d.
Gibson.
Fred Davis and A. A. Barber are
attending the state fair at White Riv-
er Junction.
MI. and Mrs. G, L. Eggleston
from Canaan Center, N. H., are
visiting relatives in town for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. jefferson WEIGH and
son, Lawrence, Mrs. A. A. Barber
Miss Lizzie Jenkins have returned
from Springfield, Mass, where they
have been SPENDING the past week
with relatives and attended the ex-
position.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Tlipp are
visiting his brother in Morrisvllle.
Mrs. LYMAN Brown was called to
Barton last week by the serious i'll
ness of her father, Charles Sisco.
Mrs. Earl Chamberlain is in West
Burke called by the illness of her
father, Almon Murray.
Mrs. Helen Carpenter has been i'll
with the PREVAILING distemper.
Mrs. Eta Phillips has returned
! from Connecticut where she has been
the past year with her son, VIII and
wife. Her son, George and family,
met her Monday night at Woodsville,
N. H.
Alvah Freeto is WORKING in Fair
banks shops at ST. Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Cowles and
Mrs. Ellen Gle of st. Johnsbury
spent the dav Thursday with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. f. Temple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osgood of Danville
were Sunday visitors at John
browns.
hhout 400 neople attended the
Burke Mt. Grange fair Saturday be-
tween two and three hundred sitting
down to dinner.
A. B. Colby and son, Carl, Mrs.
Charles Freeto and sons were in st.
Johnsbury, Sunday.
William r. Bragdon of Lancaster,
N. H., is visiting at Mrs. Marv Bel
denis.
Miss Julia Helen Randall from
Lyndon, Franklin Gardner Paterson
of Lvndonvlle were quietly married
last TUESDAY evening at the Metho-
dist parsonage by the Rev. S. q.
Suitor.
Mrs. A. B. Osburn from Erie, Pa,
Alice NJ. Dodge, Beverly, Mass, Mrs.
Walter H. Knowlton, Maiden, Mass,
Mrs Helen F. Dyson Santiago. Cal,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brooks, st. Johns
bury, Alberta Campbell, Farhaven,
Mass. were amon0 the recent visit
ors at the Burke Mt. Club House.
The Burke Mt. Club will hold its
second regular meetin" of members
and trustees at the club house on
Oct. 9Th at o'clock n. m Every one
interested are cordially invited.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-29
Paul Shattuck Takes
Miss Gill as Bride

A quiet but pretty wedding was
solemnized Monday afternoon at
the home of MI. and Mrs. T. +. Far
lell, Church Street, when Miss Melis-
sa Gill became the wife of Paul II.
Shattuck of Danville, in the presence
of "A few relatives and friends. =
The sitting room where the service
took place was bower of autumn
leaves, asparagus vines, asters and
yellow DAISIES, Rev. George A. Mar
tin was the officiating clergyman,
the double ring service being used.
The bridal party entered from the
dining room to the strains of Gold
marks Bridal Song. Miss Olive Ben
nett was maid of honor and Frank
Scott, best man. The bride looked
very prett in handsome beaded
georgette Gown and carried brides
roses with long white streamcrs.
She received manv beautiful and
dscful gifts.
The happy couple left on the af-
telnoon train for the brides home in
Maple Grove, P. G., where they at
tended the marriage of the brides
sister, Miss Grace Gill to Alfred
Darker which took place in Holy
Trinity enc ch at high noon on Tues
day. A reception was held at the
home of MI. and Mrs. John Gill for
both narties. Mr. and Mrs. Darker
left at once for Detroit, Mich, and
Mr. and Mrs. Shattuck will spend
couple of weeks at home in Quebec
and upon their return will reside in
Danville, where Mr. Shattuck is a
successful farmer.