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Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-22
Former Crested Butte
People Describe
Monarch Pass

Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Mcknight arriy-
ed Tuesday morning from Dawson, N.
NJ, now their home, for two weeks
visit along their old stamping ground
in this county, especially about Cres-
ted Butte, which was the home of Mrs.
Wheeler-McKnight. Coming by way
of the new Monarch Pass road they
were very enthusiastic over its scenic
beauties. at is wonderful said Mr..
Mcknight. eve have fine government
roads in New Mexico, but this puts it
over anything have seen in motoring
through the west. A most delightful
trip from Salida to Gunnison. On the
other side of the ravages Of the storms
still continue near Canon City. On
Saturday three miles of the Rainbow
Route above that city was entirely
washed away by cloud burst which
came down through DEVILS Gap. We
were obliged to drive those three miles
along the ragged river bed to get
through at all. There is hardly q
sign Of the original fine road bed
left" VIII Tetard, brother Of Mrs.
Mcknight, accompanied them on the
trip.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-22
week Of CLOuDBURsTs IS
RECORD OF THE PAST
SEVEN DAYS

A week Of cloudbursts has been
the record Of seven days. Beginning
with the terrific storms which local
lied near Canon City last Friday
and took out part Of the city pipe
line and three miles Of the Rainbow
Route, the black clouds circled the
Rockies about Gunnison.
A frightful storm Sunday tore out
the whole road down Eight Mile hill
in the Unaweep valley west Of Mont
rose. The creek At the foot Of the hill
has been crossed by 4O-foot bridge.
When the water got done running,
the gap was 80 feet wide. Ton bould-
err were washed into the road, OF
what was left Of It.
A clOudburst on the Lake Fork
last week Thursday, washed out the
railroad I'LL in Yeager's gulch the
other side Of Gateview, and resulted
in delayed trains for a couple Of
days.
Sa4urday = cloudburst on Log Hin
mesa was 70 severe that . wall OF
watR four feet deep and 100 feet IN
width Yen hvs mfles tp Colona, doing
much damage. The same storm
washed out the Ridgway pipe line
from the reservoir for domestic
Wspss 81
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-22

on the Rainbow Route rs late this
fall as weather will permit, bring the
men to lower altitude in the winter
and resume work on the Rainbow
Route in the spring again and con-
tinue until the whole road is rebuilt,
graded and surfaced.
II was the consensus Of all con-
cerned at the conference which Messrs
Hartman and Mcneil had with the
state highway officials last week that
the road should be graveled as soon
as rebuilt and graded. This is then
the plan to eventually rebuild the en-
tire Rainbow Route over Cerro, Cim-
arron and the Blue mesa to the Gun
nison line. Gunnison county is also
cooperating and it is only question
Of time when the entire Rainbow
route thru Montrose and Gunnison will
be graveled and q regular boulevard.
'The work is not costing Montrose
county anything. Each week the su-
perintendent of the camp makes a
report of the expenses Of the camp.
This, together with other items, Of
gas, telephone calls, repairs on tracks,
etc, is recorded on the proper voucher
and sent to the state highway COM
mission which reimburses the county
dollar for dollar expended. The
state pays the entire bill, 100 per cent.
The bill last month was about $1100,
all paid by the state.
The road is now graded to Raw
hide and gravelling is constantly go.
ing on with an ample supply Of gravel
nearby. :.
In time the whole road will be re-
built with grades and curves soften
ed and the entire surface be made
permanent with gravel. This will be
. mighty thorofare for getting in and
out Of Montrose. 1t will boost the
tourist traffic more than can be est-
mated.
II is great to know the work is to
be expedited; the men, outfit and
equipment increased and the state
standing back a us. to pay .he bills
and advocating that the road be grav-
elled as fast as completed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-22
BAKER IS FOUND
GUILTY OF
MURDER

The jury empaneled at Montrose
during long but not tedious trial,
in which John ]. Baker was defend
ant, at five o'clock on Friday, July
18th, found him guilty of murder in
the first degree, fixing the penalty at
life imprisonment.
Even after all theevidence had
been heard, juries, officials and the
public generally are quite often in
doubt as to what is the proper thing
to do, and those who heard none OF
the testimony are less able to weigh
All the facts in his favor or against
him and neither injure the state or
him in their reports or comments on
the trial.
Baker is a sheepman and wealthy,
as are his brothers. Mrs. Baker has
stood devotedly by the defendant,
John Jasper Baker throughout the
trial. Last fall Baker shot Jim
Kelley fatally and also wounded Dan
Kelley. his father, and the formers
brother. Dan Kelley Jr., in = dispute
i. over the non-payment Of installment
dues ON the purchase Of sheep BY the
Kellevs from him. He claimed they
fried 70 sell some animals which he
heId as security, it is alleged. and
aSter he is said to have started shoot
ine. 4 free-for-all fight occurred IN
N0ntrose in which the above stated
happened.
~ Montrose Enterprise expresses
surprise at the jury's verdict and sayi
rs feeling was that It would be %.
rived g sowly and would BE- eithea
s hung jury or second degree.
UeIrer had NO riGht to 70 out md
1880 = man without sufficient cause
3s1f 4 appears there were eeveral q
~ KeiIeys and only cne of him: ane
r - - said 10 have quaxfsled -
(Coutinnsd = paGs 1str)
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-22
AndersOn-McDOnald
Fight Wednesday

A. o. Mcdonald and w. L. Ander-
son, Gunnison ranchmen living some
two miles north Of town caused quite
. rumpus in that neighborhood on
Wednesday when they had heated
dispute over letting some cattle on
certain land. Mcdonald is alleged 70
have threatened to liIl Anderson and
his (McD Donald's) sister, Mrs. Ed Al
len, which he denies. A fight ensued
and Anderson was rsther badly
bruised up, both nnen bearing some
seam: a bearing Of the casa
Mns held in Justice Florer's court
Ihurnday afternoon. Mcdonald was
boand over under thousand dollar
Heece bond to keep the peace until
u next term Of Tie district court,
BE f1inished the bond.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-22
Helen Hope Mining
Co. Plans Summer Work

Stockholders Of the Helen Hope
mining company held q meeting in
this city Wednesday, electing o6icera
and planning work for the summer
at Irwin.
Directors named are W. L. Hines,
Messrs. Little and Bristol Of Des
Moines; Millard Pennington and L
p. Linton Of Gunnison.
Properties Of this company are 10.
Gated high above Irwin on Purple
Peak and Nj Owen, between which
. big prpphryr dyke joining then
. projected tunnel in 460 feet vii
be extended to crosscut. Very rieA
ore has been taken out from WORK.
ings Of the HeIen Hope. Mr.. Pen.
nington and associates have beez
working ON the tunnel for ten yeaxs
The plan now u to erect Z hydru-slec.
trie pl1nt and put IN air drills. W
E. Hines of Des Noines attended IL
meean@ to represent dc oufsidl
stoekAol1efs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-22
Mrs. Van AIKEN Hurt
At Waunita Springs

Mrs. F. d. VanAken, who has
been spending a couple Of weeks va
cationing at Waunita Hot Springs,
was painfully hurt one day this week
while swimming in the pool. A man
from Chicago who is guest at the re-
sort, was trying to make a fancy
dive with his eyes closed and brought
his hand back with such force that
he struck Mrs. VanAken in the face,
breaking her nose. She will remain
at the Springs few days longer
under the doctors care.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-22
JUNCTION r. r. FIREMAN
KILLED IN COLLISION

Grand Junction, July 19:-Earl
Dittman, aged 81, fireman, was killed
and Chris Simonson, engineer, both Of
Grand Junction sa,sa was seriously .ha injured
g. when east bound passenger train
No. 2 and west bound freight, No. Sc
met at Grizzly creek, five miles east
of Glenwood Springs Tuesday morn
ing. Other members Of the crews
were injured. None Of the passengers
were hurt. The trains met on q
curve. Dittman, and Simonson were
on the freight. The cause Of the
wreck is unknown.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-22
A NEW FEATURE FOR
NEWS-CHAMPION READERS

Kettner's cartoons are becoming
world famous. The largest and
best papers in America use them.
His services have been engaged
weekly by the News Champion to
furnish q cartoon Of current com
ment' which win make yuu smile
Is It enforces point without NAL
zee or politics. Kettner's cartoons
viii be to world and national n.
fatrs what the inimftsbl6 slfic2Svss
e to the newnpaper and IL town
You VII enjoy this new .featnrs
e tna home paper. Tho nrsk -
g tns series appears on tkie
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-22
BALL IS CLOSING
EVENT OF BIG
CELEBRATION

Friday afternoons racing program
was witnessed by record crowd, the
largest this year. The events moved
fast and were enjoyed by everyone.
Following are the results of the races:
COO yard COW horse race:
1st, Tobe Gray, Manders up.
2nd, Button, Feeney up. Il
3rd, Pebbles, Woods up.
So mile free-for-all:
1st, Lady in Black, Manders up.
End, Little Princess, Wood up.
Bird, Finnigan, Feeny up.
1-2 mile Roman race:
1st, Tobe Gray and Little Paddy,
End. Kid Cans and Louis o'Donnell.
Means up.
srd, Dovey and Anna Lon, Walters
i-2 mile and so yards free-for-all:
LIST, Lady Mac, Manders up.
End, Livingston, Feeny up.
3rd, Hyndla, Wood up. ~
and 1-2 mile relay:
1st, Walters
End, Means
3rd, Scobey
Gene Wilson won the bucking con-
test by his fine riding Of some good
buckers. Those who qualified for the
finals were Pete Bruins, F. L. Branch,
Oliver Edison, H. C. Getty, Homer and
Herman Roark and Billy Rymal.
A very fitting close for the splendid
celebration was the grand ball given at
La veta Friday night. When the music
first started there was such a large
crowd that dancing was almost inn
possible, but everyone managed to
get around and have splendid time.
Many comments were heard on the
splendid music. Orville French on the
cornet with the other members, Jay
Miller, Mrs. Jennings, Hugh Palmer,
Carlton Sills and F. George Damson
produced brand of music that was
as good if not better than that of any
big jazz orchestra that has visited us
for long time. Soft drinks and ice
cream were served by Harry Gavette
and his helpers. Some of the crowd
left before the dance was over, but
most of them stayed to "see the whole
show through" and at $3.50 tired but
happy bunch left wishing the Cattle-
men many more celebrations as sue
cessful and enjoyable as this one has
been.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-22

80 years old, while the "mystery
girl" Is called only IS by experts.
Mr.. Hetherington wired Governor
Shoup to set inquiries on foot In both
Oregon and Washington and the
governor wired back Wednesday to
the effect that he had asked the gov
ernors Of both states 70 set the pc-
discover Mrs. Mayne il possible.
developments in the case have been
learned.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-22
Aeroplane Seen Over
GunnisOn Saturday

A flying machine travelling very
fast passed over the city at 7:45 Sat
urday morning. Charlie Chinery re-
ports that it could be seen about five
miles south of town. We understand
the machine has been at Montrose
and surrounding country taking aerial
views of the fruit districts. A Mont
rose paper states that the aviators
made the trip to Denver in four and
half hours.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-22
GUNNISON COUNTY MINES
PRODUCE $23A,5lS IN 1921

According to government census fig
ures the mine production Of gold, sill
yer, lead and zinc in Gunnison county
for 1920 had q total value Of 1894 ,51S.
The figures for the metals separately
are gold, $24, ,103; silver, 26,37l ounces;
lead, $4,000 pounds; zinc, 1,4O1 ,292
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-22
Kasper Pressler
arrested for
BOotlegging

This morning Marshal Dick And
rews uncovered, or discovered q
quantity of booze in the car Of Kas-
per Pressler Of Baldwin. Kasper
was taken before Judge McDougai in
the county court, but pied not guilty.
His trial is set for Saturday, the both
Of July.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-22
OHIO CREEK RANCHMAN
INJURED IN RUNAWAY

Charley Lightley Of Ohio Creek Is
suffering from some bad bruises and
cuts received Monday when his team
ran away. He was standing near
the animals WIN they started and
spr1ng IN front, but they Knocked
him down and ran over Ids BODY. He
seems to Be recovering md feels that
the accident might have ben : sood
deal worse. SS
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-22

H. N. Wheeler in charge Of the
Office of Public Relations in Forest
Service in Denver, is in Gunnison this
week looking over affairs in the Cum
nison National Forest. He is chief
of Recreation and public sevie and
comes especially to see the Somerset.
Crested Butte road. He travelled
100 miles by car, thru the southern
part.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-22
|ALLEGEO EMbEzzl.ER ARRESTED
/ BY SHERIFF HANL0N LAST NIGHT

A Mr.. Van Buskirk Of Denver,
who has been stopping for week or
more at the La Veta hotel with his
two boys, was arrested last evening
on information from Denver accus-
ing him Of embczziement. The sher-
if Of Denver is expected in this NOR
ming to return him to that city. Pat
has fine Chalmers car in limbo as
additional security.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-22
Joe Kelleghan Badly
Hurt Thursday

While Joe Kelleghan was playing
with bunch Of boys in front Of the
Gunnison Hotel and Tea Room We'd
nesday evening, he WIS quite badly
injured, when he slipped and fell off
the roof, straddling an iron bar. He
is hurt quite badly internally but is
resting easier at this writing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-22
Buys Home in CunnI.on

Buys Home in Gunniyon
+ Or. Walker sold his home on Colo
rado Avenue this week to Z, 3.
Crompton. The house is now occu-
pied by Mrs. Effie Lashbrook's fami-
ly. The Cromptons will take posses
sion about September first. Mr,
Crompton is a brother-in-law of Or,
Glenn Davies.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-22
NORMAL ENROuMENT THIS
TERM HAS REACHED $50

Monday began the second term Of
the summer session of the Normal
Altho perhaps sixty of the 500 regist-
cred went home at this convenien!
time, having completed their plan
Of study, ninety-two entered. The
registration today was $50.
On Monday the first chapel session
in the new assembly room Of what
will eventually be the dining room Of
the completed Normal buildings was
held. Seats have been provided for
700, SO that it makes the largest as
sembly hall in our city.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-22

Gunnison experienced the hardest
rain of the season Sunday afternoon
when SO inches fell. Occasionally
more rain will fall here than this
when we have an all day drizzle, but
SO in quite bit for this country in
SO short a time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-22
d. A. r. Sends
Contribution to Pueblo

Members Of the D. A. R. held q
meeting Tuesday Of this week and
instructed Mrs. Comstock, Secy. OF
the Daughters to send. $40 Of their
funds to the Pueblo Relief, American
Red Cross. On Saturday, the Both,
some thirty members Of the order
will hold their annual picnic, this
season going up Taylor river.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-22
Mrs. Estes Critically II

Mrs. Estes Critically II
7. w. Estes and son Willet were
called to Salida Wednesday evening
on account of the serious illness OF
Mrs. Estes, who is visiting at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Maude
Monberg. Miss Cara Estes is also
in Salida visiting her sister. Mrs
Estes has not been in good health OF
late but her many friends hope fof
her recovery.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-22

Il. F. Lake Jr. and family motor
ed 70 Pitkin Sunday and enjoyed the
sights Of the town.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Summers
the twins, Mrs. Rourke and son, ALI
bert Of Walsenburg arrived last week
to visit relatives for q while. They
are guests at the home Of Mrs. lucy
Myers this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-22
SEVENTH POP" CONCERT
SATURDAY NIGHT, JULY 2;

Stars and Stripes Forever ---Sousa
Our Companion-Serenad Eaton
Princess Of India-O Overture king
Grooming -(the latest popular song
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-22

Sung by Mr.. RateIin, Tenor
A Dream-Cornet Solo Bartlett
Where the Lazy Mississippi Flows
Uolku Er,.a~rc a
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-22

National Emblem March ----Bagley
The concert will begin at the regu-
lar time this week-7:30.
F. GEO. DAMSON, Director.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-27
MISS BULLITT BRIDE
OF W. M. DARLINGTON
Quiet Wedding Takes Place in
St. Dominic's Church, Holiness
burg, at II O'Clock

A wedding Of social Importance took
place this morning when Miss Jean
Christian Bullitt, daughter OF the late
Mr.. and Mrs Logan NJ. Bullitt, OF Tor.
Marshall Darlington. son of Mr.. John II.
Darlington. Of West Chester, in st, DOM
inic's Church, Holmesburg. The cere'
mony was performed by the Rev. Law
who also celebrated the nuptial mass
Miss Bullitt was attired in gown of
white satin and old lace, the entire skirt
% the dress being veiled In lace. The
bodice was a combination of lace and
tulle. tns lace being outlined down the
front with pearls
A low ,girdle OF soft white satin held
the frock at the waist line. Her train,
which was of white satin. came from the
shoulders. and was draped in at the
scarf which was held at the four corners
with sprays OF orange blossoms.
Her veil was worn over the face, and
was arranged on the hair with a strand
sma Il sprays of orange blossoms at the
back OF the head. She carried a bouquet
Of calla lilies.
Mrs Logan NJ Bullitt. Jr. a sister
in-law of the bride. was matron OF
honor. Her croek was Of soft gray lace
was faced with pale pink. Hey
hat was black lace model and
she carried bouquet Of pink, lavender,
blue and yellow spring flowers.
Mr.. Logan NJ. Bullitt. Jr., gave his
sister in marriage.
Mr.. Darlington was attended by Mr.
Samuel Wagner. Jr. as best man and
his ushers included Mr. Donald g: Baird,
win Edwards. Mr.. Donald c. Stanley and
Mr.. James Trinble Brown.
Owing to the recent death of the
brides father Mr.. Logan NJ. Bulltt,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-27
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mr., Clayton McMichael will entertain
small theatre party at the Mask
and Wig performance. followed by sup
per at the Mask and Wig Club, in honor
ot his sister, Mrs. Stewart r. Clark, on
triday evening, Among the guests will
eee Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Thayer. Mr.. and
Yrs w. J. Sewell Borie. Mr., and Mrs
away, Miss Mary Norris. Miss Elisabeth
packard, Miss Elizabeth Trotter Miss
Virginia Heckscher Mr.. George Grove,
Mr., Harry r. Nelson, Mr.. Frederick e.
prayton, Mr. George D. Fowle. DR.. will
Mam D. stroud. Mr.. Armand deGrouchy,
sMr' Pemberton Shober, Mr.. Rodney y.
andreth and Mr.. Herbert Church
MT and Mrs. Francis r. Strawbrldge,
OF Woodside, Germantown. enter.
!alied at luncheon yesterday when there
We're twelve. guests present Mr.. and
mrs. Strawbridge will entertain at
alhher on Saturday evening next
SIMr ana also on Friday and Saturday eve
~ Mrs Mlnturn r. Wright. of West
Chestnut avenue, Chestnut Hin, has is
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-27
REED-YOUNG

NbGD-1 1oONp
wedding Of interest will be solem'
nized, this evening at $3.50 o'clock In the
Church of the Incarnation. Broad and
Jefferson streets, when Miss Edna May
Young, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, James
D, Young, OF 5017 North Eleventh street,
Will become the bride of Mr.. Ralph
Thomas Reed, son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam A, Rsed. OF 41O North Sixty-third
street, Overlook.
The ceremony viii be performed by
Rev. Charles II. Long, rector Of the Zion
Episcopal Church, Logan. The bride
Will be given In marriage BY her rather,
and will be attended by Miss Eleanor
Pancoast as maid of honor.
The bridesmaids will include Mics Es-
teTle Young. sister of the bride. and Miss
Jeannette Reed. sistur OF the BRIDE
S'SfI; MIss Doris X. turner tho email niece
Mr.. II. A., Reed, brother. of tho BRIDE
groom, will attend as best man and the
ushere will include Mr.. Byron Walton.
Mr.. James %. Young, brother of the
bride; Mr.. Henry u. Strathmann,. DR.
and Mr.. W. b. Hawkes., Of New York
a reception will follow at tho Ritz.Carl-
ton.
On their return from a. wedding jour
ney Mr.. and Mrs Reed will be at home
after May Is at Montclair, N Y.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-27

ton Bullitt, was killed In France during
the late war with Germany
After q wedding trip Mr. and Mrs.
Darlington will live In Torresdale.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-27
Photo by Bachrach.

only the immediate families attended the
reception, which followed the wedding
at Birdwood. the brides home in Torres
dale.
Miss Bullitt is granddaughter of the
late John c. 9ullitt, ol the City Charter
bill, and a great grandddaughter OF the
late Commodore Robert Field Stockton.
Richard Stockton. one of the slgners OF
the Declaration of Independence, Is a
direct ancestor.
Her mother the late Mrs. Logan NJ
Bullitt was Miss Maria Stockton Brown.
and granddaughter the well-known
lawyer, David Paul Brown. Miss BU'-
litt's brother, Lieutenant Richard Stock
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-27
SOUTH PhlLApELPHlA

Mr.. and Mrs Reuben Cohen, of 62S
South seventeenth street, announce the
enga cement OF their daughter, Miss Vio-
let Mae Cohen, to Mr.. Abram u. Stern
OF Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCaughn and
their family, Miss Nan McCaughn and
Mr.. Walter McCaughn. formerly of ,2b39
South Sixteenth street, are now living
at 250S South Eighteenth street.
The wedding OF Miss Edna Cunning,
ham, of 220s South Croskey street. and
Mr., Joseph Dougherty took place re-
Gently az st. Monica's Church, Seven
teenth and ,Ritner streets After their
wodding trip MIR. and Mrs; Dousherty
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-27
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Devers, Of aSl3l
Euclid avenue, announce the betrothal OF
their daughter. Miss Beatrice Devers, 70
Mr.. Joseph Diamond, OF 3i5 North
Fftty-second street
grand veterans dance will be held
at the Second Regiment ArmoTy, Broad
and Diamond streets, Friday evening
next. The affair is being held under the
auspices of Battery L, Of the 1OSth Field
Artillery.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Adriance Mead,
OF i65 wildwood avenue. Upper Mont
clair, N. j., have issued invitations Tor
the marriage of their daughter. Miss
Bessie Mead. TO Mr.. Robert Thomas
Thomas Boyd, OF, 43O6 Chestnut street.
for Saturday afternoon, May II, at 5
o'clock
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.MccARTHY--GRIMNER

The marriage OF Miss Marie NJ Grim.
ner, daughter of Mr.. Frank Grimner, OF
Chestnut Hill. and Dr. Philip Mccarthy
took place this morning at 10 o'clock at
the Church Of Our Mother OF Consola-
tion. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev Nicholas J. Vasey. DR.. Nc.
Carthy was attended by Or. Edward W
McCloskey, and Miss Anne A. MacFar.
lane, Of Lawrence, Mass, was the maid
of honor. After a wedding trip through
the New England states DR.. and Mrs.
Mccarthy will live at 80 West Gravers
lane. Chestnut Hill. where they will be
at home after May Is.