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Putnam patriot., 1922-12-08
POMFRET

Kathaleen jackson spent Saturday
in Willimantie.
Mrs.. " ". Kimball all be a week
end guest AZ Cfton.
Mrs. Lempie Peckhana and daughter
Sandra are spending a month in New
York City.
Margaret and John Kelly enter
tanned many Of their friends on Sun
day evening.
George Danielson claims 70 be the
pitch champion Of the town, and is
open for challenges
Mrs. r. B. Richardson entertained
a large company al bridge or Monday
evening at the Ben-Grosyenor.
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph c. Hoppin left
FOR New York City on Monday. where
they will be at the Ritz-Carlton.
Mrs. S. B. Overlook. Who has been
seriously II for several weeks. is
making slow progress towards reeoy-
cry.
Joe Smith has added a new 1923
Chevrolet sedan 20 his taxi service,
which makes winter riding comfort
able
J. J Whitehead. Jr. moved from
Hall Farm % No. 10 Earrows street.
Putnam, on Monday Mrs.. Hattie
Aslley will act as earetaker Of Hall
Farm during the winter
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Lapsley and
Mss Margaret Lapsley are at the
Hotel Savoy, New York, for the week
prior 70 leaving for their winter
home. Meridian Plantation. ITALIA
hassee, Fla.
Mrs Charles Grosvenor and Mrs.
v. c. van der Lam went 10 Boston on
Monday, where Mrs. Grosyenor will
spend the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. George Proctor, and Mrs. van
der Lam will visit for week.
Robert Hillyer, who is a frequent
visitor in Pomfret at the home Of the
Misses Stevens and Miss Boult, is the
author Of Christmas volume of verse
entitled The Hills Give Promise, "
which is being printed by the Brimer
Company of Boston in a special limit
ed edition.
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John n. Purdy. who spent last winter
At the Ben-Grosyenor will be glad to
learn that they have returned to this
country after an extended visit in
Europe. They are at present at the
Hotel Webster. New York City. Mr.
Purdy is making excellent progress
towards complete recovery from his
illness Of last winter
Putnam patriot., 1922-12-08
THOMPSON

Mrs. y. B. Rean spent Thanksgiy-
ing In town.
Mn Louis Resm vent to New York
On Monday for a few days.
Mrs. George Brett went to Hart
ford on "Wednesday for . few days.
Hiss Ella Herrick from Springfield
spent the weekend with her grand
mother Mrs. Herriek.
SIR. and Mrs. Mech we're the guests
q Mrs. NEEDS parents, Mr. and Mrs..
spinney, on Thanksgiving.
Mss Sherman has returned from
New York While there she stayed
A. usual. AZ the Hotel Judson.
DR.. and Mrs. Aasten opened their
Thompson house on Thanksgiving and
The weekend. entertaining a house
party Of Il.
Miss Lewis has closed her house for
the winter After paying visits in
Morris Plains. y. J.. and Allentown.
Pa, she xill 20 70 New York for the
remainder Of the season.
Mrs. Brott entertained the Bridge
Club en- Tuesday. A very pleasant
feature Of the afternoon was Miss o.
ney's playing with the CLUB for the
first time since her accident last
April.
That expert horseman. Mr.. r. H.
Chandler. met with an accident while
driving one day last week. Fortunate
- he escaped without serious injuries,
although ne has been confined % the
house for over a week
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Decker have
closed their house for the season. Il
is the first time the house mas been
closed in many years, Is It has been
their custom 70 spend more Of the
week-ends here during the winter
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Elliott, Miss
Frances and Miss Mary Elliott, at
tended the ball given at the Provi-
dence Biltmore Wednesday evening IN
honor Of Miss Josephine Jenckes. Be
fore the dance Mr. and Mrs. Elliott
attended a dinner given by Mrs. Fred
erick Jenckes. and the Misses Elliott
a dinner given for 30 young people
b. Mrs. Isaac Merriman.
Putnam patriot., 1922-12-08

70 families throughout the town.
II. II. Davenport of Pomfret, high
way supervisor, was in town Tuesday
inspecting the new roadbed between
Eastford and Phoenixville.
Joseph Gurley was taken suddenly
i'll Sunday night and has since been
confined TO his bed with a severe at
tack of grip. DR.. J. B. Kent attends.
Rev. Stanley Sherman, formerly of
Eastford, who has held passionate at
Rutland. Mass, has accepted call to
the Franklin IN. H. Congregational
church.
VI. $. spinney and F. c. Philbrook
Of Boston inspected the J. NJ. Tatem
& Sons handle factory Tuesday and
were highly pleased with the entire
equipment.
Putnam patriot., 1922-12-08
LEGION NOMINATES
OFFICERS FOR 1923
Lionel j. NORM Choice of Oscar
Swanson Post For Com
mander
Annual Meeting and Election To BE
Held Next Week

Officers for the 1923 term wefr
nominated the past week by Oscar ".
Swanson Post, Ne 81. American lie
Eion. Of North GrosveHordale The
nominations for commander are Lionel
J NORM, John T. Reardon. Jr. Philip
l.. Duhamel and Frank Peiletier, the
last three named dropping from the
list in favor Of the present command
er. who has been the Posts leader for
more than two years.
The selection Of two vice command
ers for the coming year has tuned up
lot Of interest amongst the 2 who
have been named for that rank The
two vice commanders in this year 8
roster have been named for second
term. The listed candidates for the
second command are. Frank Regnier,
Prank Pelletier. Lionel J. MORN. Ed
ward Nckeon. Philip Croteau, Patrick
Molloy. Dock Riley. Paul A Aucoin,
Victor Blanchard. James } Regnier,
Emile Bosper and Ernest K Johnson.
Other officers nominated for the
coming year are; Adjutant. Philip l..
Duhamel, Edward Mckcon and ALVIN
h Dillaber. finance officer. Alvin r
Dillaber, John O'Clare. Ernest "
Prince, Philip Groteau and Ernest Il
johnson; chaplain. Harold + Liuder-
son. Ernest W Prince. Edward Nc
Keen, Patrick Molloy. Adonat r Nor
in. Ernest Barrette. James ] Regnier,
service officer. Ernest K Johnson. Ad-
onat r. NORM. L.. NORM. Joseph
Blanehette and Philip Croteau5 his
torian. Edward Mckcon, John + O.
Glare, Frank pelletier. James J Reg
nicr: athletic officer. John + Johnson,
John A. Swanson. Patrick Malloy, Ar
sene Frappler, Ernest r. Johnson.
Joseph r Blanchette: sergeant al
arms. Philip Croteau. Joseph r. Blan-
Ghetto. John r. Johnson.
The annual meeting. which Is the
fourth for the local Legion Post. will
be held next Thursday, Dec Ia The
Posts officers. the personnel Of the
executive. activities. and Americanism
committees. will be chosen. Com
mander MORN requests the presence
Of every member at the meeting.
Putnam patriot., 1922-12-08
MUST CLEAN OFF SIDEWALKS
RIGHT AFTER EVERY STORM

Attention IS called b. the city
highway department 10 a section in
the city charter which reads that ali
sidewalks in the city must be cleaned
within SIX hours after the termination
Of a storm. or the work viii be done
By the highway department workers
and the work charged up 70 the prop
erty owner.
Either the sidewalks must be SHOW
eled or sand or other substance which
viii prevent slipping. applied.
Putnam patriot., 1922-12-08
WEST THOMPSON

Edmund Dupre is at the Day Kim
ball Hospital.
William st. Marie Is confined to rs
home by illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry sayles enter
tanned friends from Providence last
week
". f. Flanagan Of Boston spent
Thursday with ". P Flanagan and
family.
Joseph Berthialrae is staying with
his daughter, Mrs. Rose Foster, al
Dayville this week.
Mr. and Mrs Frappier Of boston
We're weekend visitors with Phineas
Young and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Brayton and
Eleanor spent Thursday with Fred
Putnam patriot., 1922-12-08
THE GROSVENORDALES NEWS SECTION

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s'''' :. % 's''' = u Wv .,
David \ osper has returned TO hart
i9ra To Ia oa',tt' 1oiiege' "i'ete hf
rs to make has home.
Alvin billaber has taken "a position
as oFerseer et the weaving depart
nent in berkeley K. l.
Hector Raqenelle and Osias Lajoie
have left town TO 20 TO Chicago TO
learn the automobile business.
Francois Coderre has taken a 20
-5tiaa ms clerk Al Bapin,s store in re
placing Peter Murphy. who has re-
signed
Pr Much. b,. r.sio,.4 ,,s ros;-
-, =, -. -. "a - -,
"a ON. AS baker NJ the over the Ton"
baker,
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:. ne members OF the Meenoais'
Eplss"psi ehutsh WI, entertain me
puosi' % tne 'oNh VII" az :, ss'et sup
p.l ON .9''ui''as nm 0,'o', 'i's .'.y
Putnam patriot., 1922-12-08

Lynch and family At North Crosses.
ordale.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Bates. Mrs..
o. II. Conant Of Wnlimantie, Earl
Bates of Laeonia, n. e., and RAJ.
mond Bates of Newton, Mass, spent
Thanksgiving with Mr., and Mrs. Wa.
ter (. Bates.
There was family gathering Al
the home of W. n. Perrin on Thanss-
giving. Those present were Mr. ass
Mrs. Henry Maynard and four ehil-
dren Of Putnam, Mr.. and Mrs. ".
Maynard and two children Of Unios-
vile, Conn, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie,
Guile and son Rodney.
Putnam patriot., 1922-12-08
WEST GLOCESTER

Willard Place and wife motored to
Providence on Thanksgiving Day and
visited his uncle, William B Swan.
Nr. and Mrs. Alfred Mcbride and
her sister, Esther B. Greene. visited
on Thanksgiving Day with her sister
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. II. 4 Bow
en-.
II. Crawford Greene and son Wal
do visited his daughter and her nus
band in chepachet on Thanksgiving
Dar. Mr. and Mrs Ralph (. Sweet,
and also met MS daughter and her hus-
band Nr. and Mrs. u. F Haelson,
from Harrisyille.
Putnam patriot., 1922-12-08

farm, which they formerly owned.
Earl Colburn returned 70 the New
London submarine base on Wednes-
day. after spending a ten days fur
Tough with his grandmother, Mrs.
Sarah Colburn.
Mrs. G.. Norman Weaver and Miss
Dorman Weaver of Newport 2 J..
entertained a party Of 20 friends at
the Hubbard Farm over the Thanks
giving holiday
Putnam patriot., 1922-12-08
To Arrange Program

The activities committee o. the 10
cal Post is preparing another dance
program for the coming year. which
will again include some very fine or
ehestras special attraction 10 be
announced later is being planned for
the opening dance. Edward Mckeon
Of North Grosvenordale Is chairman
Of the hustling committee.
Putnam patriot., 1922-12-08
OTHER LEGION NOTES

E1-srviee men Of this locality wish
ing 70 apply for vocational training.
should do 50 at once as all applications
must be in the hands Of the veterans
bureau for vocational training before
Dec. l6. Information pertaining 10
this form Of training may be had frcm
the Service Officer" Oscar W Swan
son Post, upon request.
Putnam patriot., 1922-12-08
ADMITS HE KILLED
FORMER LOCAL MAN
EAnond Guilbault Confesses to
Shooting Albert Touchette,
Blackstone Grocer
SIxyert S~eethe~rt Ia Arrested For
kjdizg cuilbe.ui, 70 Esespe

Woonsocket police and members q
Troop @, Massachusetts, State Con
st1balary. Friday evening, arrested
Izadore Edmond GuiiDeaults 20, q
4ss Burnside avenue. Noons0c ket,
and charged hin sith the murder
Thanksgiving eve Of Albert Toachette,
a grocer. xho conducted a small store
at the upper end Of RathbaH stree,
jua4 over the State line IN BLACK
stoze, Mas.
A. told u last weeks Patriot. Mr..
Tsaehette formerly lived IN Putnam
and North Grosvenordale and has re
lati.es in both places
The arrest u GBilbeault was made
at the home Il Richard Pofy.u, Deweg
street, BeIlingsam, Mass, q zs9rt dis
lance from the Hoor socket line. The
man, Tor wnom the police y twg
states had been hunting FOR over -
hour. was hiding n kitchen closet
in the Pot2in tenement. and was TAX
sn ~ The point q reY0iyers.
AIRES, Youth. s-eethear,
Guilbeault's sweetheart. Miss
Yvonne Martin. II So Polo street.
Woonsocket. was arrested Friday
afternoon. and. when arraigned in the
Twelfth District Court Friday even
ing on a charge u aiding and aDetting
in the escape Il criminal, she plead
ed not guilty and vas held for hear
ing Dee Is Bail 4as fixed At 81 600
Unable 70 furnish surety. she was
committed TO Providence County Jail
After Guilbeauit was caught he was
escorted to police headquarters a.
WoonBecket. where Ne signed con
fession admitting the deed. and later,
talking to a reporter. freely told the
details Of the killing II Touchette and
said he was willing 70 admit his guilt
and take the punishment prescribed
by law.
Needed Money To Marry
He smilingiy said that when Tou-
Ghetto tried to FIRE a second time i
beat him 70 it he told the officers
that he held up the grocer on the i'm
pulse Of the moment; that he did not
intend 10 kin him and that me object
was 10 obtain enough money - marry
his sweetheart. Mis- Martin, next
week.
With a shrug Of ms shoulders the
stripping said. That's ali gone now
Yvonne and won't be married II
expressed surprise when the police
told him that his sweetheart had
been arrested during The day, charged
with abetting his escape and Will
admitting that she had done this said
''The girl vas very kind % me in giF=
ing me shelter"
Putnam patriot., 1922-12-08
Now In Chicago

Exeas Lajoie and Hector Ravenelle.
two popular young men Of North
Grosvenordale. are at the Rahe auto
and tractor school. Chicago. for a
course in automobile repairing Mr..
Lajoie Is member Of Oscar Swanson
Post. American Legion. and a member
Of its Americanism committee.
Putnam patriot., 1922-12-08
EASTFORD

J. E. Barnes Of Millerton. y. y
called on Archa s. Walker Tuesday
School Supervisor Z. D. McAiister
visited Eastford and Union this week
In new automobile
William Farnham is hauling load
upon load Of soft and hard wood slabs
Putnam patriot., 1922-12-08
Announce Engagement

Mrs. Myra Herrick announces the
engagement Of her daughter, Ella
Louise, TO George D. Wheeler Of
Pittsburgh. Pa. Miss Herrick former
ly lived with her grandmother. Mrs.
+. NJ. Herrick Of Thompson
Putnam patriot., 1922-12-08

Chile has decided to elcetrify her
railroads by means Of the abundant
water power 70 be derived from the
mountain streams.
Putnam patriot., 1922-12-08
LITTLE ROAD WORK
NOW In PROGRESS
State Highway Department
Makes Commendable Move
In Eliminating Crossings
Ponfret-Putn.m job. Being Well
Done, !. Half Finished

At present there II little road
building Work going on in Nindham
county. according 20 H II. Davenport.
supervisor Of state highways IN Wind
ham county, whose Office Is IN this
city.
The stretch between West Thomp-
son trolley station and Gr0svenordale,
about two miles in length, has been
finished for some time, and l. nov
open % trai4.e. This road cuts 81 two
dangerous grade crossings II the auto
1T mas been going from Grosvenordale
70 Putnam VIA the country road on
the vest SIDE Of the railroad tracks, or
II the autoist has been going through
Thompson town, considerable distance
j. cut A by the new route.
Fin Hampton Road
John II. Pitts Of the state fo'I
forces. who has been in charge Of the
work On this stretch. is now trans
ferring his activities % the stretch Of
road between Hampton and Ciarss'
Corners. On tbe road from Danielson
"a WIiHmsntic
This road IS 70 be reconstructed for
about four miles to put il in better
condition 70 stand the hard wear
winch il receives from motor vehicles.
especially heavy trucks. The road
already mas a nacadamizN surface,
but Il is feared that this will rapidly
20 70 pieces under the heavy traffic Of
the present day.
Another piece Of road on which
work is being done IS the main high
way between Putnam and Pomfret.
TINS road is undergoing a thorough
recoustruetion Mr. Davenport est
mates that the job on this highway Is
now about half fnish1i.
With a resultant saving Of around
mile Of distance and the elimination
q railroad crossing at Dayyille.
practically all traffic between this
city and Danielson now takes the
short cut. which cuts off the village
II Dayyille. The new road. which Is
macadamized, leaves the old highway
about a mile this side Of Dayville vii
lage, an drejoins il al point nearly
d mile the other lie Of Dayville vii
laFc.
Putnam patriot., 1922-12-08

The average woman Of means in
Burma wears about SO pounds Of
brass jewelry
Putnam patriot., 1922-12-08
BUY AT HOME!

When you want to help your town. buy at home,
.When you want shoes, hat gown buy at home,
Never mind what It's you need canned goods collars
Chicken feed
Frame this phrase up for your creed: Buy at Home!
Other folks may buy by mail you buy at home
Help the home a sale buy at home!
Every dollar away dollar less today.
Buy at homel
Are you from your town not Buy at home
Cheaper elsewhere? Tommyrot!
Home qualities are true,
Home store merchants work for you.
This much then you ought 70 do Buy at home
Frank Harrington.
Evening star., 1922-01-15

SOC Turkish
Towels, 39c Each
Fine Grade Turkish Towels, all
white, also colored border and
fancy jacquard weaves. All strictly
perfect quality. Generous sizes.
Csc Towels, 19c
Blcached Turkish Towels. with
blue striped borders; absorbent,
close, woven grade.
Csc Damask Towels, 19C
Cotton Damask Towels. with red
borders; size 19x36 inches.
Goldenberg,-First Floor.
Evening star., 1922-01-15

zoe Outing Flannels
27-inch Outing Flan- 49,
nels. heavy. fieeced quail &C
ity, light grounds with
stripes. checks, plaids and pretty
color combinati Yard, 14c.
Csc Shaker Flannel
81 inch b | C h d ~
Shaker Flannel; heavy IOC
weight, reversible. dQu
ble-faced quality, for winter gar
ments.
l5c Unbleached Muslin
36-inch U n bleached 10H
Muslin, strong and lZH2C
servic ce b lie grade.
Yard, I2hc. Goldenberg's-First Floor
Evening star., 1922-01-15
ST & $1.25 Terry Cloth e
5O-Inch CretOnneS at Bc

1000 wards of High grade Reversible Iardwde Raah
Terry Cloth and 5Onch Cretonnes mill lengths from to
wards but number yards alike Ideal fabrics for curtains
raperes cushion trunk couch and furniture coverings well
as for many purposes around the home Choice OF hand
some light and dark floral bird foliage and tapestry designs
many exact reproductions of the fine imported cretonnes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-13
HALL FOUND GUILTY
OF AUTO THEFT

After dclih"ralinr logs 'hai. An h"ar
the Jury in the case Of George Hall.
charged with the theft "f an autnmo-
bile owned by James McGcc. returned
a verdict Of guilty yesterday afternoon
in criminal court.
Hall was rccommiiich I" iail 10 await
the pa sSiug Of Scnl"nC" Of Judge Robin
son next Saturday morning.
Hall WIS indicted with his brother.
Luther Hall and William Bennett. Tho
state however. selected Gcorg" Hall
as the first TO 20 to trial for the Of
Tense.
McGcc's automobile was stolen from
I'm front Of The Masonic Temple last
Nav. II was recovered later at falr'
mont and tho three men arrested.
When arrested IN" men claimed they
purchased the car from stranger
presumably from III" man wh" had
stolen IT. Tho ear was secured IN
trade for an aut"mohil" owned by on"
OF the defendants AMI $40. according TO
testimony introduced by the defense.
The ury was composed of: carr T.
bradbury, Ed =. Schraf. W. II. Grahie
Chales Bandi J"c Rcnf"st. Harvey
Evans. RAYMOND S"lh!. James T.. S"i"s'
J. n. Hammer. V. l.. Wendell William
Oherdtck and Wendell Steinncer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-13
VETS BUREAU HEAD
OFF LEGION MEET
Mcwhorter win Try to Aie ~vics Men
In Rural District

T.. T.. McWhor;cr Jr.. manager OF the
local office ot tho /. s. Veterans Bureau
lefr las, night for BlucAeld where he
will attend the state convention OF
American Legion. which Will open IN
tina, city tomorrow. The convention
Will be in session t"r three days
Mr.. McWhort"r IS going to the con-
y,ntion In the interest Of the Veterans
Bureau. ,huving received instructions
from Washington. d. c. yesterday u
the errec; that ne be present At the state
meeting to interview claimants or the
/. s. Veterans Bureau.
The former service men in the rural
districts of West Virginia have little
or no chance 10 file their claims with
the bureau" said Mr.. McWhortcr We
have received several complaints f!""s
World War veterans living in the cov~-
try who have heard Of the work OF the
bureau in the city in attending 10 the
claims Of the former soldiers and they
wonder VIII ylt Is that their claims are
not also given attention. We try as
hes, We can to treat all claimants
equally and many times send our repre-
seu,ativeS into the country 70 interview
veteran. who is unable to come to the
office II is my mission in going 10 the
Legion convention to give especial at
tentiou 10 those claimants Of the rural
district. and t. interview them in re-
CARDS to the pushing OF their claims"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-13
LONG DOCKET HELD
BY JUDGE RITZ

Twcnty-four cases were heard Yes'er-
day by Police Judge John S. Ettz a?C
all were fined.
Mrs. Georg" Smith. Frank johnson.
Edward Blattncr and William Roberts
were fined 81 and costs on charges OF
disorderly conduct as result or RAID
on S62i Eoft street Monday night
Harry Smith. the Smith woman's son.
was dismissed. although he attempted
to place all the blame upon himself
George Lucas was sent TO jail Tor
thirty days on charge Of aisordcrlE
conduct. He is alleged - have broke
a window in his deserted w!te's home IN
Alley II.
Camclia Williams. II. !. McHlclland
and the owner o: an auto hearing ONO
license 1869 were fined 81 and costs
for parking their machines too long In
violation OF the ordinance
Joe Farrell. charged with disorderlE
conduct. went TO jail for tAiriy days
for lack of s. to pay his fine. John
Stefan and Joe Arwustakn were fned
s. and costs on similar charges ana
Joe Stefan dismissed on diSorderlN
charge.
Rodney Dickerson. the self styled
wheeling Kid" went to jat! for ten
DAYS on charge of panhandling. IRWIN
Raduz!ner was fined $40 and costs for
lighting while Jospeh Rarnhart was as
missed on q similar charge.
David Rogcrson. Tom Harris. JACK
Davis. James shannon and John Sml'h
were nned 81 and costs FOR being IN
toxicated Conncllcy's fine was suspend
ed with tho promise ne leave town III
thirty minutes. lie did.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-13
WHO'S WHO IN ROTARY

Born pec-Tber 17th. .... In Am
hcrs,berg. Ontario, a Canadian town no,
far distant from Detroit. Attended
EchOnl there until about twelve or four
teen years Of age when ne went to De-
trult. grad from high school and
later from be Detroit university.
Immediately entered the builders
supply line. aSsociaring with Jones and
nctcr some .:t,le Tine in Detroit came
to Wheeling assoc:nting in business and
!ntercS: with the =. L. Jones company.
For twelve :" fifteen years he followed
tbs II N%cclnE AMI within the past
two years he left TO associate with the
Scott Lumber company, his present con-
ncctIon.
One Wheeling maidoI--An1a Rose ny
nlrrr--2po "a!cd 10 George and he made
tip his mind 10 marry her. Being Of the
Epsc"palan cai;h and a member Of DR..
Rrlt,inTham flock, he would have pro-
fcrrcd The Doctor 20 tie the knot. How
ever. DR.. Brttt'nGham'. absence due 10
illness prevented This and the next best
thing was 10 try pr. Stryder. then the
rector IF ~. Matthew's. Arriving al the
Church-the building was found to ne
locked and Dr. Stryder in the parsonage
was 50 sound asleep that he could not
he aWnkrucd and 50 George ana MS
hr!dc-i"-hr had their wedding breakfast
and then Went IN quest Of parSon, nm
ally locating Bishop rcterkin.. who. for
iunatcly. was on visit in our burg at
that time and finally on June 10. 1911.
after tho ah"v" events. the knot was
ted
7" this union have been given two
sons George @nd. eight. and John. FIVE
years. and Interesting youths they are.
Actively identified with civic and re-
liSi"us affairs. George has been Tor
years superintendent OF Sunday school
al 50. LukeS.
Fond of all clean. outdoor sports, ten
Ms fishing and camping. he can be
counted upon to help in all worthwhile
work.
Here's the wish Of your host OF
r!cnds that you may continue to enjoy
service 10 fclowman as you have In tho
past.