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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-04-27
NEW SHARON

Mrs. Bradford Knapp has been quite
i'll the past few days and under the
care of DR.. Floyd.
Warren Ladd of the Starks road,
purchased two COWS of Henry Parlin
last week.
c. Allen Thompson and Ernest Da-
kin are in Boston on business trip.
Lawrence Greenleaf, of the Starks
road. who has been quite i'll several
days. is slowly recovering.
George Folsom arrived home from
Lewiston last week where he has been
passing the winter.
Auction Sale Western Horses, Wat
sons stable Skowhegan, Friday l pm.
Miss Gertrude Porter of the village
is teaching the Greenleaf school on
the Starks road, and is boarding with
Mrs Archie Taylor.
BENJAMIN Swan, who has been Wis
iting relatives around Boston several
days. returned lone last week
John Leeman and wife, Of the Starks
road, were guests Of friends in Mer-
Ger Sunday.
Miss Mary Furber is employed as
primary teacher in the village school
at Starks, which opened last week.
The high school baseball team
played the Abbott team Saturday at
Pennington, the score standing IL to
6 in favor Of Abbott
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NEW VINEYARD

Leland Look has returned home
from Massachusetts where he went
for consultation with a specialist on
his spine He found there was not a
tubercular trouble at all and with
careful advice of the DR.. there, will
in time regain his usual health again.
as all will be pleased to learn. AT
present the family are under quaran-
tine for scarlet fever, as are several
others families Schools. church and
Grange are closed and it is hoped
there won't be any other cases.
Mrs. Roxie Libby is working for
Mrs, Charles Smith, who has return
ed from the hospital.
Mrs. G. f. Stewart has returned
from Brookline. Mass, called there by
the severe illness of her daughter
Mr.. r. p. Seelger.
Mrs. Ida Cleveland Smith. formerly
of New Vineyard, who underwent {
serious operation at the hospital, is
resting as comfortable as possible.
Mrs. Leon McCrillis, OF Pennington
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
T j. Garrett.
Chelsea Stewart has returned to his
home in Strong after spending seyera
weeks at the home of his parents.
Mr. John Yeaton will go to Boston
this week to visit his daughter.
Auction Sale Western Horses, Wat
sons stable, Skowhegan, Friday l pm
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BROWNS CORNER-CANAAN

Mrs Sadie Reynolds is in Pittsfield
assisting in the home of Frank Rey
nolds.
Chester Mullen and wife have NOV
cd into a camp on the Notch road and
Mr. Mullen is saving pulp wood for
c. b. Chase.
Merrill Mum OF Cornvlle was at
{. b. Chase Monday on business.
Mrs Sarah Mulcher who has been
staying in the home of her brother
George Lyons, returned to her home
in Salem. Mass, Tuesday.
Carroll Chase was a guest of his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Alpheus
Mason Friday night and attended the
entertainment and dance give in the
Town House by the c. II. S.
Lemuel Lancaster who has employ
ment with Ford K Smiley in Skowhe-
gan was at his home Sunday.
Herbert Ober, teacher in this dis
trict was a Sunday guest of Carroll
Chase.
Auction Sale Western Horses, Wat
sons stable, Skowhegan, Friday l pm.
Ralph Cover and wife passed Sun
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oren Cover.
Henry Crowell of Skowhegan was
in this place Monday on business.
The relatives and friends of Bert
Chase were grieyed to learn that he
had sustained shock. His sister
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Oren Cow
err called on him Saturday in Show
hogan.
Arthur Chadbourne went to Show
hogan Saturday where he is to receive
medical treatment from DR.. Richard
son, while in Skowhegan, Mr.. Chad
bourne is boarding at the Maine Cen
trail Hotel.
Oren Cover has employment in
his work Monday.
Mrs. Ethel Cover is working in the
home of Mrs Addie Goodwin.
Joseph Cover visited Sunday with
Mrs. Addie Goodwin and daughter,
Role.
Master Daniel LaBreck passed Sat
school mate Maurice Porter.
urday night and Sunday with his
Roy Cover and wife passed Friday
in the home of II. l.. burlington.
Browns Corner school reports for
the week ending April q. Atten-
dance excellent. Those receiving
Porter. Daniel LaBreck, Velma Lyons,
Kenneth Herrin and Phyllis Chad
bourne. Those receiving 100 per cent
in spelling, Eight Grade, Lloyd Cow
err, Kenneth Herrin and Daniel La
Brock; six grade, Maurice Porter,
Fred Lyons, George Lyons and Phyl
lis Chadbourne; first grade, Abbie
Hubbard.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Miss Nina Hussey returned to her
school duties in Brockton. Mass. Fri
day after passing a weeks vacation At
her home in town
Chauncey Holt has purchased the
Allie Ieayitt house on Mercer Avenue
and has moved his family there. Mrs.
Holt is in poor health.
Rev. +. X. Farrar and family have
moved into the Brown house on Up
per Main Street. which has recently
been purchased by the local Baptist
Church Society and which is to be
used in the future for the Baptist
parsonage.
Auction Sale Western Horses. Wat
sons stable, Skowhegan. Friday pm.
The members Of Cedar Chapter
O. +. S. enjoyed a picnic supper be
fore their regular meeting on Friday
evening.
Mrs. William Wheeler entertained
the Saturday afternoon whist club at
her home last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore are
moving into their newly purchased
home on Main Street. which was for
mcrly the Baptist parsonage
The members Of the o. +. G. En-
broidery Club enjoyed meeting last
week Tuesday ut the home of Mrs.
Kate Smith A dainty lunch was
served
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EAST MADISON
EMERY-MIRRAY

One of the most charming events of
.he season was the wedding Saturday
morning, at 10 o'clock, in Madison,
when Miss Lillian Maude. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Charles Murray, of East
Madison. was united in marriage with
ieorge Andrew, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Erne't Emery, of Madison. Father
Farley officiating, using the double
ring service. The bride was becom-
ingly gowned in white Canton crepe.
The couple were attended by Ar
thur Murray, brother OF the bride. and
Miss Edna Emery, sister of the groom.
The bride is one of East Madison's
most popular young ladies. The groom
is employed in the pulp mill, where
he ia very popuar. They were the
reeipientn of many valuable as well
IS beautiful gifts. The young couple
will reside in Madison. where their
home IS all ready for occupancy.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray served a we'd
ding luncheon to a very large number
If friends and relatives. Following
the lunch a reception was held at
Grange Hall which was attractivelY
decorated for the occasion. There was
large attendance of their friends.
who wish them a long and happy mar
ried life. Music was furnished by
Varney's Orchestra.
Auction Sale Western Horses, Wat
sons stable, Skowhegan Friday l pm.
Dorothy and Caroline Hobart, Of
Skowhegan. spent Friday night with
their grandmother, Mrs. Ann Morri-
SON
George st. Peter. of Waterville. has
moved his family INTO one of Luke
Parln's rents.
Ernest st. Peter visited at Mr. Muir
rvs over Sunday.
Bearl Bernard of Skowhegan, is
Vi. iting at NJ. G. Bakers.
Word was received here Saturday
that Mrs. Bert Dunlop was operated
upon. Mrs. Dunlop once lived here,
and all are sorry to hear of her i'll
ness.
Mrs. Mary Mcdonald was called to
Skowhegan Sunday to attend the fun
eral of her father, who passed away
Friday.
Berle Reed was in Skowhegan Sat
urday on business.
MI and Mrs. Berton Reed were
week-e callers of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Reed.
Mrs. GlenwOod Gordon and children
went Sunday to Skowhegan, for n
weeks stay at Bert Dunlops
Mark Johnson is whitening and pa
pering for the housewives around
town.
Mrs. Joe Roulette and daughter
spent Sunday in Skowhegan.
Mrs. Emma Thompson spent Sun
day with her mother, Mrs. Stinson.
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.IACkMAN STATION

Alphonse Couture passed away Mon
day morning after short illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Melanson of Ma
Camp are in town for a few days.
Always In Trouble a 3 act come
dy was presented at the Strand Thea
Ire Friday evening by the Central
high SCHOOL to a large and apprecia-
tive audience. The play was a de-
cided success, each pupil doing his
part remarkably well for an amateaur.
Congratulations to the Central Hight
Foster Reed went to Montreal Sat
urday for the week end Mrs. Reed
who went to the city for Easter week
will return with him.
A house belonging to Mr.. Larochelle
on the Long Pond road, was burned
to the ground Sunday.
Auction Sale Western Horses. Wat
sons stable, Skowhegan, Friday pm.
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SOUTHWEST CANAAN

There will he an entertainment fol-
lowed by box social at Moore's Mill
school house, Friday evening April
rs. The entertainment will consist
of play entitled, The Arrival of
Billy dialogues, songs and instru-
mental music.
Mrs. Julia Churchill, who has been
i'll for revcral weeks, remains about
the same.
George Goodwin is sick with pneu-
monia. DIR. Newcomb. of Clinton, at
tends him.
Auction Sale Western Horses, Wat
sons stable, Skowhegan, Friday / pm.
Mrs. Robinson is working for Geo
Goodwin fer few weeks during his
illness.
Eulah Peavey, of Clinton, visited his
father, Hartwell Peavey Sunday.
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News Of Somerset's Busy Towns

I Ms Nellie Hussey and her sister
/ Miss Nina. " ere guests Of their broth
! CT. Chester Ilassey and wife. in Skow
hogan one day last week
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Boone return
ed last weel; from bingham. as thes
We're both i'll
Miss annette Spauldng was home
from Wilton over sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry HutSey were in
Boston last week and returned the
last OF the week.
Mrs. Susan spaulding has been very
ILL., bur IS slowly recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loyal Perkins ard Mr..
and Mrs. Will Witham were IN Water
Vile last week attending meetings Of
the Golden Cross Lodge.
DR. and Mrs. ]. =. Lancaster, CT
Madison, and son. Ralph, VINO IS at
tending the Harvard Dental College.
we're visiting relatives in town re
Gently.
4 good sized audience attended the
special picture show last Week We'd
nesday evening and enjoyed q William
Farnum picture and a good Fox Com
edy. The special picture which has
been occurred for next month will be-
The Connecticut Yankee in King Ar
thurs Court picture taken from
Mark Twains book.
Alton Tucker made business trip
to Portland last week and the first
Of this week was in Pennington
Mrs Margie Gilman. of SmithGeld,
visited her sister, Mrs Elya Stanley.
short time lat week.
Mr.. and Mrs Amos Johnson, of New
Portland, were the Sunday guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mcneil.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. \. Hilton have been
passing a few days with friends in
Boston.
DR. and Mrs. II. w. Smith made a
busineas and pleasure trip 10 Portland
the last of the week
Thomas d. Cahill is running special
Sunday dinners of lobster. chicken
and steaks at his new hotel in Eing
ham and will continue to 90 50 for
the rest Of the summer, Auto or din
ner parties write or phone for rsser-
vations. Telephone number Bingham.
12-11.
The Farmers Telephone Company
had four men working on the local
lines in town last week.
Willard Fields was on the sick list
last week and unable TO attend TO his
duties as night operator of the Farm
ers Telephone Company.
Recent telephones Installed in town
by the New Sharon and Norridgewock
Telephone Company are--Charle5
Moore, 9-21; Allie LonFley, 1e-11;
Chauncey Holt. 30; Mrs. Maria sta
pies. 23-14.
Charles Emmons is slowly recover
ing from his recent illness.
A special meeting of the Woman's
Farm Bureau was held at the home of
Mrs. d. E. Taylor. on Wednesday af-
ternoon of last week and "Be.tys9
were made.
Wallace Wtham has been having a
very painful liners of inhammatory
rheumatism.
Mr. and Mrs. James Huntoon visit
ed relatives in Hin"kley and Show
hegan, Sunday.
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GOODYEAR
Tires. Tubes, Accessories
Authorized Ford Service
Gas-Oils
stanley's Garage. L. F.. Stanley, Prop.

StanleyS Garage. L. T.. Stanley, Prop.
Mrs. George Carr has been quite i'll.
Mrs. Winifred Burgess has resumed
her position as teacher in the third
and fourth grades. Mrs. Florence
Gerry has been her substitute during
the past few weeks.
Odd Fellows Sunday was fttingly
observed by the members of Quinne-
basett Lodge L. o. o. f. and by Som
orset Rebekah Lodge by attending the
morning rervice at the Baptist Church
last Sunday. The church was very
prettily decorated with ferns and bios
soming plants and the pastor of the
church. Rev. +. r. Farrar. delivered a
very appropriate sermon for the oc-
casion. Miss Ruth Blaisdell the regu-
lar pianist of the church. furnished
the instrumental numbers. while the
Congregational Church Choir render
ed special anthems. An unusually
large delegation from both lodges
were present..
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boone and fam
lily have arrived and will make their
home in town in the future. Mr. Boone
will be associated with Harry Burgess
in the grocery and grain business.
which they recently purchased OF
Lockwood & Smith.
Fred Jewett made a business trip
to Portland last week and this week
is in Boston and New York on bust
ness -e-s,-. e. l.#s--.
The regular meeting and picnic sup
per for Rebekahs and their families
will be held this week Friday evening
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MERCER

Mrs. Charles Pressy and Mrs. Dav-
id Tracy attended the Methodist Con-
ference in Auburn last week return
ing home Monday
Elvin Kelley of Rome visited at the
home of his uncle Frank Kelley over
Sunday
last Thursday to attend Mrs. Thomas
Hodgdon of East Mercer was very
i'll with hemorrhage.
Elvet Holmes who has been very i'll
with appendicitis was taken to hos
pital In Rumford Thursday and oper-
ated on His condition was serious
as gangrine had developed and it is
reported that he has peritonitis.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stevens will COM
plete their work at Mrs. Harry KIM
balls very soon. 1t is reported that
Mrs. Kimball will sell her farm.
Our road commissioner is having
and repaired where 1t is necessary
Quite a sum of money was realiz-
ed from the Grange play recently held
at the village.
Auction Sale Western Horses, Wat
sons stable, Skowhegan Friday l pm.
EAST POND
Lloyd Chapman was weekend
guest of his sister, Mrs. Gee, of North
Fairfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. p Holmes, of Oak
land, were callers at Frank Rowe's
last week.
Mrs. Loyal Perkins, of Norridge-
wock was a weekend guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Rowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Foss. of Canaan,
Auction Sale Western Horses, Wat
sons stable, Skowhegan, Friday pm.
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where Mr.. Burrill is receiving
cal treatment. Harold spent 4
Sunday at the Burrill farm. theI
Of his grandmother, Mrs. Helen
Iill.
Donald Robinson. from Bosloi|
Elmer Burrill, from town, were 4
at the Burrill farm, Easter Sal1
Waiter McKenney went to \
Canaan Saturday after Lag for
Burrill.
Elmer Burrill was in Na'sf
SUNDAY, the guest Of his parefIiI
and Mrs. F. S. Burrill He mad
trip by auto.
Auction Sale Western Horses
sons stable, Skowhegan, Fridayl
Mrs. Fred Hart spent SUNDAY
ing on friends in the village Mr.
who has been employed in The W
mill all winter has left the nil
a time to do his farming.
Harold Burrill, who spent his
or recess with friends in Nae'
and Hartand, returned 10 "a
Thursday.
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(AHBRIDGf

Roy Fee has moved into llP
of Fred Hatch and Will Woff iaF
Folsom the coming season
Isaiah Hamilton is working 10
win Bunker, doing carpenter Io'
e ". King has been in ioSl
past weeh. looking after the !
He has secured the services OIL
Morrill, as patrolman.
Doris Eldredge and Florence
were home from school lor iae
end.
Hazel Chadbourn whoaliealsS
in Lewiston. returns lo ial' |
Monday, after having spent i'Is
vacation at home
Mrs. Laurence BaiIee was op'
upon for appendicjt.s. Sa'nrap
The operation was sneee-sl.ll aa
is resting comfortable aef
friends are sending her a now
post cards ID,
Little Carl Watson inIanl y
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Watson. e'a
been very i'll with paeanoa'''
ported on the gain.
Auction Sale Western llors.'',
son s stable, Skowbogan FRIDAY
Mrs. Linwood Rogers d. lil ~
has been a guest Of Mrs. tll1 >
the past week. Mrs. Ida FOLSOM If. |
was a guest of Mrs. Barton IoI al
Miss Blanche Luce mas ~
work for VIII Dunn and is n'1
tending school. ,,..u
Mrs. Paul Fuller and cAl.al'u
guesta of her father IN FlIa''
week.
There will be an all Gag -
of the Grange Saturday heAh
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Frank Quint of North Arson was in
town Monday morning
il IS reported that Wm. Treat will
condnct the dances at the Embden
Town House this summer.
Mellin Berry of North Arson spent
Friday night with his brother L.. NJ.
Berry.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Moulton at
tended the special services for the
Odd Fellows and Rebekah's at Scion
Sunday.
Mrs. Guy Williams OF North Arson
was the week end guest of Mrs. Gladys
Williams.
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BRIGHTON

Miss Ida Spaulding spent the week
end last week with friends in Har-
mony.
Auction Sale Western Horses. Wat
sons stable, Skowhegan. Friday pm.
Harry Williams went to Caratunk
Saturday of last week, called there
by the death of his father.
Mrs. s. T. walker is suffering with
neuritis in her arm and shoulder.
l.. j. Haskell has been chosen pa
troll man here in town for the coming
summer
Lea Smith is expected home this
month from Kansas City where he has
been attending an automobile school.
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EMBDEN CENTER

G. W. Dunbar of Bingham was the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Berry
several days last week.
Mrs. Elbridge Williamson, who has
been staying with her daughter, Mrs.
Gladys Williams. has returned to her
home in kingiield.
Mrs. Lester BoSworth went to the
Kennebec Valley Hospital ut Skowhe-
gan Wednesday Of last week. for
surgical operation. She is reported
as doing nicely.
Earl and Wallace lIodgdon recently
caught a salmon from Lake Emblem
which weighed six and one quarter
pounds.
Auction Sale Western Horses, Wat
sons stable. SkoWhegan, Friday pm.
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having seen dynamite used before.
Robert Buker also came in>the latter
part of the afternoon. The same good
friends are to haul us some gravel
very soon to fill in place in front of
the door to avoid mud.
We, the pupils and teacher. of Pom
School. cannot say enough in aprre-
citation for the help we receive every
time we ask for 1t.
We did not have a LeaeGe meeting
Friday p. NJ. as were enjoying the
improving of our school yard
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WEST BRIGHTON

The pupils OF RooseYeH a'., Hin,
received 100 per cent in 'pel1 a,
past week were: Joseplin. u
Beatrice Berry, Evelyn lei, eooI
Jones. Carl Herman. Lay NV n,rj
Walter Keaten and George ps'i
Auction Sale Western H li.,3ay \
sons stable, Skowhegan Frla labsI
Miss Elsie Roberts. ,ros1
Roosevelt School. spent tne W., %
with her parents, Mr. ana ratuI
Roberts, of South Scion, IND
Sunday. Her mother as'g daT
her to spend q part ot 'u ro ru
her cousin, Mrs. Ellen IL ., rv n
Ivan Raymond and fe.n'
made a trip 20 skoWlleg'n Is 4
They reported the Ho''u !, The 4
bad. with the exception u
of State road.
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were weekend guests of Mr. Foss'
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brooks.
Mrs. Alton Rowe was weekend
guest of her sister. Mrs. Jay Clark.
Ernest Dubray. who has been pass
ing few weeks at Frank Rowell's has
returned to his home in New Hamp-.
shire.
Frank Rowe was in Belfast on bnsi
ness last week
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Rub on Sore Throat

Musterole relieves sore throat quick
ly. Made with oil of mustard, it is
clean white ointment that will not burn
or blister Ike the d-fashioned mustard
plaster.
Just spread it on with your fingers.
Gently but surely it penetrates to the
sote spot and draws out the pain. Get
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25& 65cin jars& tubes; hospital size, SO.
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NORTH HARTLAND

Harold Burrill, from Boston, spent
his Easter recess with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. F. s. Burrill, in Waterville
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18
BABES RETURN TO
GAME NOT ASSURED
He May Apply for Reinstate-
ment After May 20 to Com
missioner Lands.

Chicago. May 1S.-Babe Ruth, home
run king Of the New York Americans.
will not be automatically reinstated on
May 20. when his term Of suspension
from the New York club expires, but
may apply for reinstatement to *. NJ
lands. baseball commissioner, at that
time. Leslie O'Connor. Mr.. lands
secretary. said yesterday.
Ruth. who was suspended until May
20, with Bob Meusel, New York out
fielder, and Bill Pearcy. pitcher, after
the three had gone on a transforming
tour after the close of the season last
fall, will not be compelled to appear in
person before Commissioner lands to
make his request, Mr.. O'Connor said.
The suspension order. Mr.. O'Connor
said, prohibited Ruth and the two
others from participating in league
games until May 20, when they We're
given the privilege of asking r>einstate-
ment. Such request. Mr. O'Connor
said. might be made by letter. tele-
graph. telephone or In person and
would be taken under consideration by
tho commissioner.
A request for reinstatement by tele-
graph. If answered in the affirmative by
Commissioners lands in the same man
ner at once. would. II is thought, give
Ruth an opportunity TO appear Satur-
day with the New York club when &,
faces 81. Louis. with Kenueth Will
l!anls, who has an eleven home-rur
lead over Ruth, in the lineup.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18
FIELD DAY AT RLMHuRsT.
Mems Club OF St Stephens Church
Arrange Outing For May -.

The Mems Club OF st. Stephens
Lutheran Church will hold field day
at tho estate OF Max Matthcs, Elm
hurst. Thursday. May 2b, beginning
promptly mt 3.30 o'clock. The ladies'
Aid Society Of the church will as
sist In raising funds for the bencfit OF
the baseball team. and will conduct a
cafeteria on the grounds.
The committees met Tuesday even
ing at the home of c. Warner Reed,
III West Eleventh street and made
final arrangements. The committee
follows: George w. Steigler, chair
man; Lester Il. Short, II. Herbert
Hirzel, Chas. Il. Oberly, c. Warner
Reed. OF the Mems Club; Mrs. George
II. Huber. Mrs. Louis Schaffer, Mrs.
William Hannah, representing the
Ladies' Aid Society.
Invitations have been sent to both
the Zion Lutheran Church mems Club
and the Holy Trinity Lutheran Mems
Club.
Manager Hubert DEM OF the st.
Stephens baseball team OF the Church
League. has arranged a game with
lhc Five Points team Of the New Castle
County League.