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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-06-08
Miscellaneous Shower
for Bride-Elect

A delightful social affair was
given on Wednesday afternoon,
when Mrs. Fred Mcdonnell and
Mrs. George Cole entertained, at
the home of Mrs. Cole, with a
miscellaneous shower in honor
of Miss VeIma Reeder, a popular
i bride-elect, whose marriage to
Mr.. Archie Mcdonnell occurs on
the twenty-frst Of June.
The rooms were beautifully
decorated with a wealth Of
potted ferns and with baskets
and vases of lovely spring bios
SONS. An entertaining musical
program, consisting of piano
solos and duets by Mrs. S. B.
King and Mrs. Fred McGehee,
delighted the guests turing the
afternoon.
The honoree was becomingly
attired in a lovely model of
lavender crepe de chine with
lace trimmings and garniture of
French flowers.
The guests were greeted upon
entering by Miss Frances Abbott
and served to refreshing punch,
from an attractive bower of
sweet peas and ferns, by Misses
Grace Hunter Vice and Leta
Ellis. Miss Hilary Ward pre-
sented them to the receiving line
which was composed of Mrs.
Cole, Mrs. Mcdonnell, Miss
Reeder, Mrs. L. P. Haley, Misses
Charline LaGrone and Lucille
Neubert. Mrs. A. Z. Jagoe and
Mrs. A. f. Wicks assisted the
hOstesses in entertaining in the
parlors. The guests were usher
ed by Mrs. ]. E. Edens into the
dining room where delicious
ice course was served by Misses
Annie Lou Dean and Henrietta
Beatty. 4 The dining table was
unusually attractive, having for
= center an immense mound Of
vari-coIored nasturtiums. The
guests were next invited into
che spacious library, where a
bewiIdering array Of gifts was
presented to view. Mesdames
Pearl Murfee. S. p. Murphree
and Frank Herndon were in the
library and each, in her own
charming manner, assisted IN
naking the occasion one Of IN.
ar 1e1suht
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-06-08
Armstrong McCOOl

armstrong; McCOOl
One Of the prettiest church
weddings of the week was sol.
emnized at the First Baptist
Church at 1880 Sunday evening,
May 2lst, when Miss Louise Nc.
Cool, daughter of DIR. and Mrs.
A. NJ. McCool, Hoboken, Georgia,
became the bride of Mr.. o. K.
Lawrence, of Springfield, Mis-
souri,. The church was attrac-
lively decorated with palms,
ferns, shasta daisies and roses,
baskets of daisies and roses
adorning the pulpit. A beauti-
full musical program was render
ed by Mrs. Kingsbury Norton,
who presided at the organ, and
Mrs. Lawrence Adams, who
sang "A Song of Thanksgiving"
by Allison and 'Reverie" by
Greig.
The wedding professional was
led by the brides maids, Miss
Beatrice Barnard, of Atlanta,
Georgia, Miss Clarice Hamilton,
of Knoxville, Tennessee, daintiIy
attired in green organdie, Miss
Lois McCool, of Hoboken, Geor-
Igia, and Miss Vivian Carter, of
this city, wearing lovely frocks
of yellow organdie. All carried
bouquets of shasta daisies.
Next came the dame of honor,
Mrs. Carrie Hobson Baer, in a
gown of flesh colored georgette.
Her flowers were pink roses.
The matron of honor, Mrs. B.,
W. Blount, entered wearing
gown of white georgette trimmed
in satin, with a short veil of
lace net and carrying an arm
bouquet of pink roses. Miss
Bernice McCool, maid Of honor
and sister of the bride, was
daintily attired in a frock of
blue brocaded satin with silver
lace trimmings and carried a
pink roses. The lovely little
flower girls, Helen Virginia
Kennedy and Elizabeth Wilson,
dressed in dainty frocks of pink
chiffon and carrying baskets Of
rose petals, entered just proceed
ing the bride and her father,
who gave her in marriage. The
bride was lovely in a gown of
Duchess satin and lace en-
broidered in pearls. She carried
an arm bouquet Of brides roses
and lilies of the valley.
The groom was attended by
Messrs. D. |. McCooI, of Macon, |
Georgia. the BRIDES brother.
Kyle M. Yates and Harold Trib-
bic. of Lake City, and ]. E. |
Lamdin, of Montgomery, Alaba-
ma, his best man.
AS the bridal party reached
the chancel they were met by
Rev. Dr.. Hobson. pastor of the
church, who read the first part
Of the ceremony. The father of
the bride took the obligation part
Of the ceremony, the benediction
being pronounced by DR.. Sam
mons, Of Rome. Georgia.
After the ceremony, the bridal
party repaired to the home of
Miss Vivian Carter, in Spring
field, where reception was
held, cake and punch being
served. After receiving the
congratulations Of their many
friends. the bride donned her
going away gown of blue ,poriet
twill with hat to match, and they
left for an extended wedding
trip before going to Springfield,
Missouri, to reside.
The bride is a graduate Of the
Louisville Kentucky Training
School and is q charming and
popular young woman. The
groom is a successful young
attorney of SnrinOfeld and both
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-24

Open evenings. Ham 11.2f:2t
FOR SAILING room bungalow
Inquire al $50 Douglas a~enue.
West Hammond .23.2t
FOR SALE-Four apartment build
Ing. ga State Line 81. Insa5~e
rear. c. Miller Ham mond 1t.22.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGF-lo
acres improved stock and grain.
one mile from Chicago Heights on
Lincoln Highway. with or without
stock and tools = A Seifert. 47I3
Barring ave. East C'hicaEo. tt.22:4t
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FURNISHED ROOMS

tttn REN1-rurnish rooms. bVe
and 81 8 DAY. Spring cots. S5c.
~ the week 81. SO and 81 Hotel
ear'eton Hammond. 1o-4.tf
FOR Rf.NT -America lodgings. 3l6
$50 state st. soc day OF night.
Hammond IL u
FOR RENT-De Desirable furnished of
fee and sleeping room. for bust
ness man or woman; references re
outrea Phone 292 Ham 1Is21stf
FOR REST HsNpg rms. one suite
for bachelors 533 Oakley avenue.
Hammond u
FOR RENT F'urn. room. suitable
for one or two gentlemen 1910
Nagouu awe, East Chicago. f1.22s5t
FOR RENT Large. nicely furnished
front room. heat and hot water.
ref RCD Also garage ~ Webb ST..
Hammond lls23.2t
leOR RENT Furnished bed room
and kitchen N54 South Holman
street. Hammond 1l.2tsat
FOR RENT room fat uptown.
steam heat furnished lnapire
iroMles' Cooperative state Park.
FOR RENT room light hslSpg.
opt. near court house SO. f52nd
- Phone 22Q9 hammond l1.24.li
OR RENT f'osr OF five rooms ia
modern bungalow, with or Wifh-
ont garage Phone 1l72-MN Ilan3-
rnond 11s24sft
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NOTICE or COMMISSIONERS


The undersigned commissioner bs
virtue &c an order Of the Lake su-
perior Court Of Lake County. Indi-
ANA. made and entered in rauss
therein pending entitled Heller
stempkowski VS. Thomas slenowskf
cr al, and Numbered 21925 upon the
docket thereof hereby gives notice
that at No. 567 Moss Avenue and or
the premises hereinafter described
.on the 23rd day Of December. 1922
ar 10 o'clock am. OF said day he
VIII o4er for sale at private vendue
at not less than the full appraised
value thereof The following des-
cribed real estate situated in the
&c Hammond County of Lake.
the State os Indiana. to-wit.--
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STATE OF INDIANA, LAKE COUN-
TY. IL THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT SITTING AT HAMMOND
INDIANA. NOVEMBER TERM
1922.
Viola Barnett VS.. Frank Barnett
Cause No. 22554 Action to Divorce
Now comes the plaintiff by Joe W
Todd and John i. sawyer. her at
torneys and files her complaint here
in, together with an affidavit OF a
competent person, showing that the
defendant thereto to-wit. Frank
Barnett. is not a resident of the
safe Of Indiana
Said defendant is therefore here
by notified Of the tendency Of said
action and shat the same VIII stand
for trial at the next term Of said
Court, and that unless he appear
and answer or demur therein. al
the calling OF said cause, on the
22nd day January, A d 1922, the
same being the 18Th day of the
next term of said Court, to be be
gun and neld in Room number
in the Court House at Hammond. IN
said County and State. on the End
Monday of January. a. D. 1923.
said action VIII be heard and de-
termined in his absence.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I here
unto set my hand and affix the seal
Of said Court at Hammond Indiana.
this 22nd day of November. A =
1922
HERBERT L. WHEATON,
CscaD Clerk Lake Superior Court
By Ruth Berg. Deputy Clerk
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NOTICE OF FINAL sETTI4EMEN-

NOTICE OF FINAL. SETTLEMENT
ESTATE
ia the matter Of tho Estate Of
Charles Reed deceased No 1851
~ the Lake Superior Court, Noyem-
Der Term 1922
NOTICE Is hereby given 70 the
HEIRS. LEGATEEs AND CREDI-
TORS Of Charles Reed. deceased.
10 appear IA the Lake Superior
Court held at Hammond Indiana.
on tho nth day of December. 1922.
ard show cause. If any. why the
FINAL SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS
with the estate of said decedent
shouln not be approved; and said
heirs are notified 10 then and there
make proof of heirship. and receive
their distributive shares.
WITNESS the Clerk Of the Lake
Superior Court. at Hammond. this
10th day Of November. 1922.
HERBERT /. WHEATON.
tSeaD Clerk Lake Superior Court.
1I:I7:24
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,sc rIoE oF I1NAI. sE1rI4EME,,


E@TATE
Iu The matter Of the Estate or
Se Frank Wilson 20 2427 In
tle Lake spcr Ter Court. November
Ieu 1929
NOTICE hereby given to the
iEIRs LEGATEFs AND CFiEDf-
TORS Of steve Frank wilson. deceaa
-. 70 appear in the Lake superior
Court held at Hammond Indiana.
on The nth day of December. 1922,
and SHOW cause. r amy. why the
FINAL sETTIENENT ACCOUNTS
WIEN the estate OF said decedent
shoald not be approved, and said
heirs are notified TO then ana there
make proof Of helFship. and receive
IF dist buliVc sha7es.
WITNESS The Clerk Of the LAKE
sarerior Count at Hammond. this
10Th da' of Eovember. 1922
HERBERT L. WHEATON.
tseaA Clerk Lake Superior Court.
11.17.24
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MONEY 70 LOAN

MONEY TO I.0AN-On personal pro
perty. second mortgages or notes
discounted Herman = Sasse, Room
col Reynolds Bldg. 522 Broad ay.
Phone SCI cary. 11:13:tf
20 MONEY TO LOAN-On 5 year
time. We also offer safe invest
frcnts - Peal Estate. cold tonI-
Poe G Petersen. law Office. 9:29 cow
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BOARD AND ROOM

FOR RENT-Room and board for
one gentlemen, in private home. on
south side. y blk from car line
References can 424f-R Hammond.
11.25.2t
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HERBERT J.. WHEATON.
(SeaD Clerk Lake Superior Court
11.17.24
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NOTICE TO ADMINISTRATION

= = I TT I = 1F1-'lIaI = y 7 - = 7 ~
In the matter of the Estate Of
Joseph zenandoski. Deceased. NO.
26of.
Notice is hereby given that the UNI
dersigned has been appointed Ad-
ninistrator Of said Estate, by the
Judge Of the Lake Superior Court.
said Estate is supposed to be sol
vent
AMERICAN TRUST & SAVINGS
BANK. HAMMOND. INDIANA.
Administrator.
Dated November 10th. 1922.
1t17:24.12.1
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NOTICE TO ADMINISTRATIONS
In the matter OF the Estate of
Joseph Szegdi. Deceased. NO 25s6.
Notice Is hereby given that the UNI
dersigned has been appointed Exc
cutor Of said Estate by the Judge
Of the Lake Superior Court
Said Estate is supposed to be sol
vent
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-24
WANTED-MALE HELP

" ANTED-We have openings for 10
young men between the ages of IS
and p to learn the trade Of boiler
maker or machintst Liberal wages
= start with. depending Upon the
abiHty OF the applicant. Come pre-
pared TO go TO work Apply to Works
Manager. Gibson Shops, Railroad De
partment, Gibson. Ind 7.l9 IT
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Z ~ "a "a LII
Fresh eggs from farm to YOU.
Six dozen case $500 postage


Six dozen case $500 postage
paid You VIII like our
/ Poultry Farm Candled Fresh Eggs.
T.. +. JEDLAN SUNRISE FARM
r l. crown Point. Ind 11:21:5t
FOR SA14E-Show cases and shelly
ing, very reasonable. Apply 81
state ST, Hammond. 1922 At
SNAIL ORDERS OF COAL. taken
and delivered promptly. Phone
2fs3 Hammond 11;22-st
/ FOR SALIs-H Household furniture.
consisting of sewing machine, gas
range. walnut dresser and kitchen
set Apply 4914 Olcott ave- East
Shop worn Sewing Ma
chimes at a bargain; Sing
er Sewing Machine Com
pany. 163 State street. sec
Mr.. Kennedy. i-7'-s
TOR SALE small restaurant, must
selI on account of sickness. doing
good business just the place fan
man and wife, good location in Ham
mona Address r. Q. Box 155. Ham
mona I1s23 .2t
FOR SALE beautiful Persian kit
tens. Make rioe Christmas pres-
ents Phone 122o-R Ham i1:23.2t
FOR sNI-F-Turheys chickens ard
f'a .enas ! r.ia south Of Grlffitn.
Mrs > Hull 1923 .2t
FOR SALE
Have slightly used piano. WIZ
sell AZ reduction. VIII give time
on same to immediate purchaser For
nartfeulars write r. L. s. BOX $50.
Hammond Indiana l1.23.5t
FOR SALE-5 rooms OF furniture,
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JONAS NJ. LAUTMANN.

Dated November 18th. 1922.
I1.l7s24.12s III
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HATTIE Il H0I-sH
fAdmi1i ratriI.
Dated Nov. II. 1922 1I.24-l2 .1.8
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ADVERTISEMENTS ACCEPTED BY,
HAMMOND Times OfSce Hammond Bldg Phoas
3loo. E S. Bourne Drus Store, IS Calumet Ave.
Prone 1885. Calumet Pharmacy. 1856 Calumet
Ave, Phone 7z3
WHITING Whuna N-~r Co. 524 llqrh S.. Phone
I3sW.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-24

StUV-VU DOWN
Before selecting your home just
take a peep at this beautiful five
room and bath semi bungalow oak
floors, bookcase colonnades. French
doors and walnut hnish- Convenient
pantry and nice reception room.
foot, light. cemented ba aemen,, hot
air furnace laundry tubs and coal
bins 271@ foot lot with beautiful
lawn, trees and shrubbery. Very
convenient location
This is charming little home
Phone for an appointment.
Frank j. WacheWicz
Home Of the Best Home bargains
153 Phone
State ST. REALTOR 1917
11:25.2t
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MIKE VINCE.

Dated October 3oth. 1922
11.17.28.12.
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WANTED Mechanical craftsman.
State experience and salary eX-
pocted Reply By letter. No $50.
care Times Hammond 11-24-3t
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BoLEsLAw GALIK,

lANIIIIlIaII q IUE'
Dated November 18th, 1922
Administrator
11s17:24.12:1
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WANTED Man. elderly
and .iocular preferred to
act as Santa Claus; Apply
to Mr.. Green, Lion Store,
TIo,,,,,,oa1 1891
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-24

Brick room IL story home. east
side. all modern. 40 foot lot. drive
way. car garage. 900 SOD
cash Balance f. T. Terms
Six room bungalow. Detroit street.
All modern, double garage. $1,000.
81 200 cash. balance terms
JOHN T. WILHELM & SON
L. G.. GeIsler Mgr
rs state ST.. phone SO Ham II 20 .
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WAA1ER - + I e / G b t
Handlers, Checkers, Cal
lers and Truckers on a
tonnage basis, 45c per hr.
gteed. Can make good
money, night or day work.
Employees train leaves VI.
c. depot 7::3O a. m. for day
work, 1920 p. m. for night
work. Bus leaves Nickle
Plate 1890 p. m. for night
work; Apply L. NJ. Smith,
Agent, Ind. Harbor Belt,
Gibson Transfer. io-s-tf-
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Five and six room modern bunga-
lows Immediate possession Very
good terms
POS\ER e THRNOP 90
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-07-14

wounded by the kick of u gun which he
fired.
Leonard III. Wallace and Miss Lillian
Rist, both of this town, were married at
Readsboro July 2 by Rev. w. A. Davi-
son, ID. ID. They expect to begin house
keeping at Mountain Mills in the near
future.
Two daughters of James Harrington,
who have been in town with relatives a
few days, returned to their home in Whit
ingham Sunday. accompanied by their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Far
rington.
Alvin Batchelder of Greenfield Mass,
who has been visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Farr. in S"elburne Falls, Mass,
came by automobile Monday to visit his
brother. Carroll Batchelder, and other
relatives in town.
Mr. and Mrs William i. Avery and
Mrs. Frank Trow of East Charemont.
Mass, came Sunday by automobile to
visit at Leon Manns. Miss Phyllis Mann
returned home with her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Avery, for a visit
The Womcn's Missionary society of the
Baptist church met with Mrs. IIisle and
Mrs. Gammons at their summer home ON
I.isie hill at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Ernest Carpenter and Mrs. Ernest
C0rbctt were in charge of the program
l.. w. Champney of Titchburg. Mass.
occupied the pulpit of the Baptist church
here Sunday morning and evening as n
candidate for the pastorate. It is ok
pcctcd he will be here to preach again
next Sunday. both morning and evening.
Dorothy Day, little daughter of Ar
ihur Day of West Main street. fell
while at play recently and cut her hand
50 badly as to ncccssitate the taking of
four stitches in the dressing Of it. 1t
is not known what weapon made the
cut.
AS Charles Sumner was driving n
Buick truck in ScarSburg last Friday he
turned out for team and the bank gave
way. letting the rear part of the truck
down an embankment and breaking the
windshield also bruising Mr.. Sumner,
knee.
The fire escape which recently was
built in Bratteboro for the Memorial
hail in Wilmington, was brought here
Tuesday morning and put in place by
W. f.. Stcllman of Brattleboro, 40 as to
he ready for use from the balcony Tues
day evening.
At meeting of the s. O. V. auxiliary
last Thursday Sisters Marion Atwell.
Ella Busby and Mildred Carpenter were
appointed as finance committee. They
are planning for lawn party in the
near future for which further announce.
mcnt will be made after the arrange
ments have been made more fully.
On Saturday afternoon u members OF
| the Sons of Veterans auxiliary gathered
and pleasantly surprised Mrs. George
Carpenter at her home. the occasion being
| her birthday. The afternoon was spent
socially and refreshments of icc-cream
cakes. including a birthday cake brought
in with lighted candles and cut by tn,
! hostess. and lemonade were served, after
: which music was enjoyed with Mrs. War
zen Batchelder presiding at the piano.
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The body of Oscar A. Wilkinson. So
who died on Friday, july I. at his home
in South lIadlcy, Mass, was brought
on Sunday afternoon to this village for
burial beside his wife in Oak Grove Gem
etery' Several relatives accompanied
the body, all coming by automobile. a
committal service was held at the grave
with Rev. X. II. Bosworth officiating
Funeral services had been held earlier
in the day at South Iladley with Rev
Nichols of the Congregational church
in charge. The bearers were -four
grands.ons, Fay and Douglas Wilkin,
son of South Hadley, Marcas Blue of
South lIadley, Mass. and Merle Ran
dali of this village. The love and re-
spert Of friends was shown in the pro
fusion of beautiful flowers.
Mr.. Wilkinson was born in Town.
fhend Jan. -. 1897. the son of Clark
and Salome Wilkinson. His early life
v COON. are. He attended Leland
and Grey seminary and afterward was
writing master for several wears in that
school. lie also taught school in Lon
donderry and other nearby towns. He
was married in BrOoklinc about 1859
to Miss Josephine Whitney of Brook
line. '''ho died in July, 1872. leaving
four Young children He ;af5erwyal,rd
passed away in 1913. Mr.. Wilkinson
remained i" town about six wears after
his first morriage. lie then engaged in
tn" Photographic art. moving to sew
eral cities. For about - years at Il
later period he was eNplovod as tray
cling salesman maxim" his home in Rut-
land and in Bennington. For the last
IL wears ~ had lived with his son.
Clark Wilkinson at South ;iadlev. Mr.
Wilkinson was Il man of tiuc char0c-
ter and upright principles. He was ac-
tiv" "a vigorous throughout his life
and retained his faculties to II remark
able degree in his advanced age. Iii,
death came suddenly as he was about
hjs usual work in barn and garden. "
l'lves beside his voungc~t son. witt
whom he lived. three other children
Fr1uk \. Wilkinson Of Tut'aNd. Mrs
F"llin Blue of Rutland a"d Mrs. T. r
Prndall Of this village. There are also
IL "rorIchldrru and great grandchil
fr'n. Mr.. Wilkinson had been mem
h'r Of the Masonic organization for
over 81 years, joining while living al
Dorset.
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WILMINGTON


Mrs. Euncc Maria (Grcen) Parmclcc,
daughter of George and Lurancy (Orr)
Green, who died at her home on High
street July 4 of complications due
largely to her advanced age. was born
in Halifax June %, 1910, one of fam
lily of five children of whom only one
survives
When girl she went with her
mothers brother, Richard Orr to live
in his home in Warren. Penn. There
she received her education, graduating
from the academic department of the
now school which had Just been opened,
and was fitted for Il teacher. taking II
position in the school from which she
had been graduated. This position she
held several years, also teaching for one
year in school in Kentucky
Miss Green was very popular, not
only in the home and school with which
she was connected. but in tn social
affairs of the community and in the
First PRESBYTERIAN church of Warren,
of which she became II member. hold
ing her membership until the time of
her death, and remaining true to its
calling throughout her long life of use
funcss.
During the years spent in Warren
Miss Green made frequent visits to her
relatives in Vermont, and on Sept. II.
1878. married Ashley NJ. Parmelec of
Wilmington. the ceremony being per
formed in Warren by her pastor, Rev.
w. \. Rankin. Mr.. and Mrs parmclcr
then came to Wilmington To live and
began housekeeping ON the farm whore
Walter White now lives. After spend
ing several years farming they moved
to this village and lived for IL time in
Herbert FoX's tenement ON East Main
street. later buying the house on High
street which remained her home until
the end. Soon after moving into the
village she and her husband engaged in
occupied bv Convey II Allen, selling out
to Walter Brown when Mr.. Parnelec' :
health failed.
Mr.. Parmccc died - years ago, since
which time Mrs. Parmclee had kept the
home. Il home where friends and neigh
bors delighted to 90 and spend few
hours with one who was II true friend to
ALA home wh"r" the weary found
rest bv talking with one of wondcrfu'
keen mind. sympathetic and generous
nature, and convcrsant on all subjects
well read and having an unusually re-
tcntive memory. Faithful i'm church
and social duties the memory of her
will live long in the hearts of tho.E
with whom she came in contact.
Besides her sister, Mrs. Asa Boyd
of Wilmington. she leaves two nicccS
Mrs. CARA Shadler OF new oIk anu
Mrs. Gertrude Porter of Wilmingt on
both of whom were with her Mt tie
last. also one grandniece and three
grandncplfcws.
Beautiful floral tributes at the fu
rcral. which was held from the homo
July G. testified TO the esteem in whicl
.he was held. At the funeral Rev. +
NJ. Risscll pastor of the Universalis't
church. which she attended when healtl
permitted. olloiatnd. Burial was beside
her husband in Rivcrview cemetery.