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Goodrich Baker Reunion

The Goodrich Baker reunion will be
August . on the lawn at the home of
Mrs. Sarah Milliken, Bingham. Please
bring picnic dinner, knife, fork, spoon
and cup. Beans and coffee will be
furnished by the association. The
committee who have charge of the en-
tcrtainment for the afternoon solicit
pictures of the ancestors and of old
Bingham
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Card OF Thanks

We wish % extend our sincere
thanks to the many friends am
neiehbors for their acts of kindnes.
and the gifts Of beautiful flowers il
the recent death of our mother an(
grandmother.
Edgar McClintick
Lizzie Roach and family
James McClintick and family
Mary Groves
Kate Savage
Arlie McClintick
Jonah McClintick
Scion, Me, Aug. l, 1929
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.
Of Auburn. ~ DOM Holhinb anu
evening service the work OF TINS cholf
should be particularly commehdea'
Come and near the services, HeAt ouh-
day morning, at lo'"o. me pastor
will speak upon Loves way III lhe
morning ana IN the evening, at .
o'clock. his -uoIrVt VIII pe' "ieah-
ings from PROSE
a very pleasant occasion Was me
surprise party gwen MoH""E 1f'"ins
to Rev AMI MIS- wal u"'' WIS VI
Rumford. Mt WIS al one ti'',e VIZ
the much loved pastor ol '"IN Gnu' I'll
and Is now tprn"'i'E " part VI us Vi
cation here IN .""", .--..,.,.,
About ~ of lh'T ir''nuS aSSea,ple'
in the Community room % 'he Nt''e
odist Church To- a"dI the arrival u
Mr.. and Mrs wis. WI" We'e louhn
at the home "i W. ana MI >. ieii's
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NOTICE
GOODYEAR
Authorized Ford Service
Gasoline, MObioils, Needol
Tires. Tubes, Accessories
Headlight Adjusting Station
;oIon Garage, Kendall Cross, Prop

Miss Ruth Coolidge Of livermore
Falls is the guest Of her cousins, MIR.
and Mrs +. A. Coolidge.
On Friday last Mrs. Gcneyieye Pi-
per and Mrs. Mludo MClntire gave a
delightful party 1T Mrs Piper's home
in honor OF Mrs. May Day. sister OF
Mrs. Mclntiro, it being Mrs. DAYS
birthday.
The ladies' gathered on the lawn
and listened to readings by Mrs Mary
French aud Mrs Lucille Savage. MI
Joined in singing old-time songs, and
after "A game called "Celebrated Wo-
men, in which all participated, ana
which caused much amusement, they
repaired To the house Mrs. Day after
singing a few songs, was called to the
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NEW PORTLAND

Several from this section went up
river blneberrying, Sunday. They re-
ported the picking as good but a large
number of pickers.
Mr. and Mrs. Cephas Walker and
children were Sunday guests in this
part of the town.
Frances Head returned to her home
in Madison Sunday. after an extended
visit in town with relatives
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SOION

The Paul and Hobart family re-
union will be at the home of Mrs.
Nellie |. M. Paul on August 10Th,
South Main St, Scion.
The Ladies' Home Circle VIII meet
at the church parlor on Thursdab
afternoon. Aug 10.
Miss Alta Wharf, of Caraiunk, IS
the guest of the Misses Martha and
Mary Paul.
The Citizens Band of SkoWhegan
will give a municipal concert on
Tuesday. August Sth at the russell
street bandstand in Skowhegdn.
AIRS. Imogene Merrill of Caratnnk
is the guest of her niece, Mrs. MARY
Piper and attending thc Chduianqua.
Mrs Hiram Perkins, Of SkOwhegan
was the guest of her friends. Mrs.
Lucille Savage and Mrs. May Day last
week.
Mrs. Eugene Burns and daughter,
Amber, of Brunswick, are the guests
of Mrs. Burns sister and family.
Mrs. Charles Taylor and children
OF Wellesley, are occupying their
summer home in town Mr.. TAYLOR
and eldest daughter are abroad this
summer.
Miss Amy Merrill viii entertain the
Past Noble Grands OF Northern Light
Rebekah Lodge Monday, Aug. It'll.
Misses Eliza Johnson and Abbie
Briggs returned Saturday after spend-
ing two weeks vacation IN town
Mrs. Philip Bradford of Pittslield
is the guest Of her father, Turner
Davis, and other relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rowland and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cross have gone
to Southport for a two weeks Faca-
ton.
NOTICE
| shall he in Bingham at my former
residence, Monday, Aug. :, to fit
glasses. K. {. Brown, NJ. -.
Roy. and Mrs, Moore are to be away
for a two weeks vacation. There viii
not be a service in the NJ. r, church
during his absence.
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gACkMAN

All persons interested in the prin-
ciples of the Democratic party, are
asked To meet at the library Monday,
August 18th, at & p. III. 1W31+
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EMBDEN LAKE

Everyone in this section is busy
haying
Marion Flanders and Mrs. Emery
Suiloway are both i'll at this writing
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SOMERSET, IS. Clerks Office, Sup.
Jud Court
Received and filed LIST day of August,
\. u 1922.
Attest: W. T. SEEKINS. Clerk.
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Death of d. W. Jewett at South xolol

South Scion, July 3l-Daniel W.
Jcwett. lifelong resident, died Sun
day at Z p. m. Mr.. Jewett was born
on the farm on which he died rs years
ago last December and lived his whole
life there. He was appointed past
master under Grover Cleveland and
held the office until the RID was es-
tablished.
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STATE OF MAINE

County OF SOmersetl IS.
August /. A. D. 1922
This day personally appeared the
above named Mary NJ. Harrison and
made oath to the truth of the above
statements, by her subscribed. and that
the residence of the said Henry f.
Harrison cannot he ascertained by the
libelant by reasonable diligence. Be
fore me.
WIN. FOLSOM MERRILL,
Justice of the Peace
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CARATUNK
Hnn,VHH

shall be in Bingham at my former
residence, Monday. Aug. z, to Mt
glasses. X. I. Brown M u.
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WARREN C. PHILBROOK

Subscribe for Somerset County's
leading newspaper, The Independent
Reporter $1.50 a year in advance
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STATE OF MAINE
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT,

y
IN VACATION
SkowheEan, August /, 1922
Upon the annexed libel. it is ordered
by me. the undersigned, a Justice of
said Court, that notice he given to the
Iibelee by publishing an attested copy
Of the same, or an abstract thereof,
together with this order thereon, three
weeks successfully in the independent
Reporter. a newspaper printed In SkoW-
hogan, in the county of Somerset the
last publication to be thirty days at
last before the next term of said
court, To be holden at SkoWhegan,
within and for said county, on the
third Tuesday of September next, that
he may then and there appear in said
court and answer thereto IL he see
fit.
WARREN c. PHILBROOK
Justice Supreme Judicial Court
\ true copy of libel and order of
Court thereon.
Attest: w. r. SEEKINS, Clerk.
3w31
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METHODIST CHURCH NOTES

There was a large attendance at all
the services of the day in this church
last Sunday The pastor preached an
eloquent sermon upon the, subject.
Are YOU Insured?' The big choir of
BOYS and girls in their new vestments
added a great deal to the pleasure of
the services. The choir has been care
fully trained by Miss Evelyn Brown,
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ing from the place but this Is expect
ed 70 continue for some time.
Health League
At the meeting OF the Public HeaNn
league held in the council chamber AZ
the City building yesterday evening al
plans were completed tor the tag DAY
for the milk fund 10 be held tomor
row. Lady solicitors Will be stationed
in all parts OF town for the sale Oh
the tags.
Martins Perry Briefs
Miss May-me Hall of Sardis. O.. IS
spending n few days as the guest Oh
Miss Gladys TuhauEh OF washington
street.
Contractor James T MCGEE started
work on the painting at the Elm school
building Yesterday.
The condition Of Or. A. ". Owen was
reported unimproved at the CITY nos
pital Yesterday evening.
The regular meeting ot "aneta trioe
or tho Red Men viii, be held IN the FRA
ternal hall tonight.
Mrs G. Willard Bail Is spending u
few days as the guest OF friends al Ne"
Martlnsville.
Miss Ella Campbell OF the stanton
Heater company left last night 70 spe"u
her vacation at Atlantic City.
The cooler weather following the ra'n
Of Yesterday was a relief to the mon
employed IN the hot mills.
Mr. and Mrs Lee winters OF "aynes-
burg Pa. are visiting friends IN this
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by Sanitary Officer John W. Neal. The
officer claims the Wheeling man threw
rotten vegetables and fruits on the local
street. Gardner put UP $40 for his ap-
pearance before Mayor John r. Wyatt
School 30 Close
The Daily Vacation Bible school at
the Presbyterian church will close this
afternoon with special exercises at two
o'clock. The program Will be feature
besides II there will be an exhibit OF the
work OF the youngsters Parents and
friends OF the school are invited TO at
tend.
Briefs
There wer five offenders in Jail yes
terday morning but by night they were
either given their liberty or had paid
out.
\ meeting OF the Black Prince Lodge
knights OF Pyhlas will be held this
evening at the hall on Guernsey street
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Zimmerman Of
Forty-sixth street have gone TO Niagara
Falls for visit.
The May company OF Evansville,
which built the McMechen dam south OF
here. has just been given contracts for
building dams 80 and "a near Cincinnati.
F. NJ Martin OF Columbus. formerly
of Woodssield, was a visitor in Bellaire
yesterday.
The knights and Ladies OF the Round
Table have discontinued their meetings
until September.
Members of the GAINESVILLE Lady
Moose Lodge will be here tonight for a
social meeting to be held by tie Bella!re
chapter.
Ladies' OF the ST. Johns church en-
tertained with a lawn fete yesterday
that proved very successful.
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children AS well as excellent insWu'-
ton by Miss Peterson. Cotton Noe.
noted humorist and poet also delivered
his lecture. The Great American
Home" at the afternoon session.
Last evening the final entertainment
on the program was gwen by Princess
TIE Alta and her Indian Friends VINO
gave interpreta tons in native costumes.
The evenings entertainment was one OF
the best on the whole program ana
greatly pleased the many who attended.
This yenr's chautauqua was by lar
tho best ever held In st. Clairsville AND
much interest WAS displayed, tho large
chautnuQna tent being we'll filled for all
the entertainments. Arrangements were
started for the securing Of another hve
day session of the chautauqua again
next summer and a large number OF
tickets have already been pledged Tor
another year.
Annual Picnic.
The annual picnic Of the Harris store
OF GAINESVILLE was held on the falr
grounds yesterday. The picnlckers
came and went on the Grey buses,
four OF the big vehicles being required
for their transportation.
Grand Jury.
Tho special session Of grand jury
which started its investigation on last
Monday into the killing Of John l.
Major. and the wounding Of Clyde
Major and Scott Story all Of Hendrys-
burg. at New Lafferty, Ohio, on June
9th. will resume its Investigations
again this morning. having been e1-
cused on Wednesday evening until To-
day at nine o'clock. Already a large
number Of witnesses have been examin-
ed by Prosecuting Attorney William I.
Dixon. Jr. and It Is thought that the
jury will complete It's investigation In
tho near future
Probate Court.
Minerva Kemp. deceased. VIII and
application to admit to probate filed
with waiver Of notice and consent to
probate Of each Of the next OF kin. Tes.
timony of witnesses taken. redced to
writing and filed Will admitted to pro-
bate and record ordered.
BENJAMIN Morgan, deceased. Widow
came into open cort and elected to taRs
nder the will.
Frances Urbanek. deceased. Inven-
tory filed. approved and record ordered.
T. NJ S. Heath. deceased. Application
filed for the sale OF personal property
stocks at private sale. Private sale at
not less than ss6 per share. the price
fixed by the court therefor, ordered. or
der issued.
Ira l.. Smith deceased. Waiver Of
time in which to file exceptions to in
herltance tax finding filed by tax COM
mission. Tax certified TO county audi
tor for collection.
G. H. Johnson. deceased. Application
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BRIDGEPORT
INSPECTOR DECLARES
RUBBISH DUMP GOES
ORDER ISSUED By DEPUTY FIHA
MARSHAL MeALLIsTER TO De-
CONTINUE DUMPING ON
RANK OF CREEK.
marshal Bert McC onnaughy AopoF5s
That Stop Will be Put to lump
ing Following Instrue1ons'

Denuty State Fire Marshal McAliister
of Marietta. O was in his city yester-
day and made an inspection or the
dumping ground along The bank or the
creek. He made report 10 the city
officials that complaint has been re-
ceiyed at the office Of tho state Fore
Marshal OF the condition existing there
and asked that steps be taken at once
TO have the nuisance stopped.
The state official stated that the con-
dttion creates a fire hazard which
might cause 4 fire and endanEer near
by property ~ any time as much IN
flamable material is being deposited
there. City officials have announced
that the practice VIII be stopped at
once.
Must Get License.
CITY officials reported yesterday that
not n single taxi driver Of Bus company
has applied for their license for me
last half OF the year The license Zee
was July and unlesE the payments
are made In a short lime drivers Of
these vehicles going through the city
will he placed under arrest.
Logan Funeral.
The funeral services for Mrs. Henry
3 Logan. well known cOlored resident
OF this city will he held this afternoon
a. o'clock. Rev. Tarrancc of MI.
Zion's Baptist church will officiate and
the burial will be made nj Linyood
cemetery
Elect Delegates.
An important meeting NJ the Fish
and Game Protective Association ie
called for this evening at which time
delegates to he state Sportsmen's
meeting to he held at Akron. O.. Will
! Re elected A good attendance Is an
| tlcipated at 'hc meeting.
Hold Bake Sale.
The members OF circle No. 2 OF IN.
West Bridgeport NJ. r. church will hold
! n safe II home baked "ood things nj
! the Strllars store al Stop II on the
! Barton line tomorrow afternoon and
| evening. sufficient supply for all
purchasers has been promised by those
[ in charge.
Meeting Monday.
A meeting Of those in charge NJ the
| planS for community club In this City
J is n no held on Monday evening At
! which time they will begin work. II
is expected that a general meeting -
! all interested Will he held within the
next ton. days for tho purpose Of COM
! plotting the orCa nizaiton.
sr1dseoort Briefs
Richard L. Beach Of this city Is ex-
! rected home tomorrow after a visit to
England
! Mr. Cross os Portsmouth o. spent
, yesterday IN this city In the interest OF
Col Carmi. 4. THOMPSON for governor
Raymond W. Evans has arrived home
after vacation visit to Newport News
and the Fast.
Miss Stella Ault Of this city who has
| accepted position In the Cleveland
! schools leaves today for that city.
! Frank Dougherty ~ Lincoln avenue
! has purchased fne new Willys
/ knight Sedan.
! Mr. and Mrs e. ". Roothe 81 Kirk
: wood are spending their vacation a
! Mountain Lake Park Md.
, The Daughters of America announce
initiation Of candidates for their ma \
| Ing tonight.
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leave this morning for her homo -
Colum bus.
Miss Dorothy Baker Of Washingte0.
D. C. will arrive today for . short visit
with Miss Marjorie Har6osty OF this
place. ~
Miss Gertrude Portsrneld Of BafDss.
VILE Was a visitor here Wednesday.
Irwin Young Of Steubsnvills spsoS
Wednesday, evening at his homo here.
Forest B. Clark Of Colerain was .
business visitor here yesterday.
Richard johnson Of Cleveland, form.
erly Of this place was calling On local
friends yesterday.
Charles Ellis ST Martins Ferry was u
town on business Thursday. -
number OF local couples will motor
to McCartneys Inn At HenrysbuTg this
evening where they.wtll enjoy dno'
chicken dinner.
Attorney C. C. Sedgwick Of Befiairs
was a business visitor here yesterday.
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r.ird for determination OF inheritance
tax Tax determination without audi
tors appraisal finding no tax due.
Final account filed. Set for hearing
August IS. 1922. Notice ordered.
Lincoln Lynn, deceased. Final account
Rrttled Exrx. discharged, record or
dered.
william A. Porterfield. deceased.
Proof Of publication of notice Of Ap-
pointment filed. approved and record or
dered.
Marriage Licsnsss.
Edward Kovarik. age 81. a butcher and
Elizabeth Zach. age 81. both of Beuatre'
Rev. John Nugent performed the cere-
mony.
william Michael wilkins, age 81, a
craneman and Wenolo Mac Ellis. age 10.
both Of Martins Ferry. Rev. w. 81.
French performed the ceremony.
Alexander P. Marines, age "a. cook
Of Wheeling and Mary Matucik. age 10,
Of Bridgeport Rev. c. w. Cooper per-
formed tho ceremony.
Realty Deeds
William Koehnline ct al to Rosario
DiIeberto and Carmella Dileberto. Tract
OF land in Bridgeport Consideration
$4,000.
John Barnes and Hates Barnes tc
Emma j. Bailey. Tract Of land In
GAINESVILLE. Consideration $1.00.
Frank Brilski and Josephine Brilskl
to Anton Rydzyncki and Mary Ryd'
zynckl. Tract Of land in Pultney Town
shin. Consideration 100000.
Charles II. Gale and Front Gale to
Walanty Fijalkoswski and Antonina
Ftjalkowsski. Tract Of land in Pultney
Township. Consideration $1,000.
Costanzo Allietta and Madalena AL
lietta to Battista Allietta and Mary AL
uetta. Tract Of land in Shadyside. Con-
sideration $1,000.
New Case Piled
J. T. MCGEE, Jr. VS. Wahl Motor Com
pany. Action for money on account
amount claimed $4,000 with interest
from the 18th day Of May. 1922 and for
foreclosure Of mechanics lien.
st. clairsvills Briefs
Miss Gertrude Armstrong, State
Health Nurse Of Columbus. who has
been in this county in the interest OF
the recent tuberculosis clinic, will
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CURED BY 4 NATIVE XnD.

On board weasel bound for India re-.
Gently a man was bitten BY poisonous
reptile: both the ship doctor and y fam
Gus surgeon failed to control the poison
fast spreading through his system.
In a day tho vessel reached port. An
Indian medicine man, was sent for. who
produced a native herb which quickly
allayed the poison and the mans life
was saved.
in com batting disease. That well-known
medicine for ailments peculiar to wn-
men, Lydia F.. Ptnkhams Vegetable
Compound. is prepared from roots and
herbs. possessing medicinal properties
Of great value IN the treatment of such
ailments
This Is proved by the letters Of rec.
ommenda ton We are continually pub
fishing In this paper for it-Adv.
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rrrps MIST or SNAKES.

Sistersville. July B. Especial. -
Ralph Eddy found a black, snake re-.
posing I'm the shade Of the Old apple
tree" -
He picked up a large stone to throw
at the reptile and uncovered q racer
and nest of seventy-two eggs.
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Nursing Committed

Notices have been sent out 70 tne
members Of the Nursing committee OF
tho Red Cross OF the meeting. 10 be
hold this evening The monthly report
~ Miss Beatrice Robitallle will he made
AZ the meeting and other business OF
interest transacted.
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Conference Report

AT the meeting NJ The orhcfrs anu
teachers nf St Pauls Episcopal church
held IN the church on Walnut street
Las, night. n report OF the recent con-
ference AT Kenyon college for church
workers wax made nv Misses Lillian
Long. winifred Bennett and Rev. J. l..
Langhorne.
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Police Investigate

Police officers spent Yesterday inves-
tigating the robbery Of the garage in
the rear Of the store Of the Luzerne
Merchantile company on North Fourth
street The lock had been forced on
account Of the loss OF key and the
thieves took about S11o worth Of mer-
chandise.
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Favor Amendment

Delegates to the national bottle blow
ers' association convention now being
held In Bellalre favor amendment OF the
yoistead Prohibition laws to permit the
manufacture OF light wine and beer. BY
a unanimous vote the delegates adopt
ed a resolution 10 that effect presented
from the floor OF general meeting OF
the delegates. The present dry laws Of
the nation have greatly hsmpered ,he
bottle industry. the resolution pointed
out.
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Much interest is being manifest In
Bellaire with regards to the meeting OF
the miners policy committee In wash
ington on Saturday morning. William
Roy, state vice president OF the miners
and Frank Ledvfnka. sub-district pres
idsnt arc members Of tho policy COM
mittee, They have both gone to Wash
ington TO DO In attendance when the
meeting opens At this meeting the re-
personalities OF the miners win deter
mine their action on the recommended
lions Of President Harding.
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ENIUbU IltL4uEUHs
Special Meeting

special meeting Of tho City health
board Is to be held mis- evening at the
Office of Mayor John r. wyatt. I'M
portant matters are to be given atten-
ton. One item win be in connection
with two local junk yards. ordered
some time ago 70 vacate because OF the
unsanitary conditions. Matters In con-
nection with the contamination OF local
wells and pumps Will also be given at
tenflnn.
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Pire Under Corrtol.

Sfte- nearly two .d7rs continuous
work. Service Director James Sweeney
states that he believes he has the tir"
In the dunn IN South Fourth street
under control. Much steam is sim COM
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Bake Sale Today

A sale ot home baked good things VIII
b. held By the members 81 the Helping
Hand society Of the Christian church ap
the grounds OF the church on Broad
way stree. tomorrow afternoon and eve
ming beginning ~ 3~o'clock.
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A pretty wedding ceremony was Sc
lemnized at the home NJ Rev. William
NJ. French. pastor Of tho United Pres.
hvterian church on North Fourth
street last night ut o'clock. when Miss
wenola Ellis. daughter NJ Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Ellis. SIR. well known residents
Of Stop on the Rayland line became
the bride Of w'Iliam W:lkinson ~ this
city. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. French with Thomas Grant anil
Miss Clara weImer Ct Wheeling az a.
PENDANTS Following tho marriage
wedding dinner was served AZ ne home
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The funeral services for the late
George Burke we'll known and aged
resident OF Clark street who died yes
terday morning. will he held from the
home Of his brother Charles Burke or
Fayette street. tomorrow afternoon at
. o'clock. The Rev. W. NJ. French Will
ofnciate and the burial will be made at
NJ, Wood cemetery. Mr.. Burke was
so years OF age at the time OF death
and leaves brother Charles sister
Miss Mary. both of this city.