davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-07-19
SAW MILL WITHIN 10 MILES OF

SAW MILL WITHIN 10 MILES OF
Skowhegan; boxes IT, rotary trimmer
saw, rotary bed planer, shingle ma
chine, boiter, lathe stripper. saw gum
mer, all shafting, pulleys. and betting
acres land; million of lumber avail
able, 10 million more which IL slight
1y undersize now Easy two trip road
to shipping point. The price Is low
to close but; with u cash and the bal
ance easy terms. James Foyer, SHOW
hegan- tfs
TWO DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
on Hanover st. Gerald C. Marble,
Skowhegan. tits
ABOUT 200 ACRE FARM INCLUD-
ING Seven room house. barn 72-40.
Electric lights, garage. Farm VIII take
care OF SO head Of cattle. tieup for rs
head. Water pumped in house by
motor. Farm free from rock; clay
loan land and good location. Farm
in good cultivation; IA miles from
town and " mile from electric car
line, VIII include farming tools, all
or part Stock. Forty ACRES plowed.
David B. Viles. Madison. Me. r + D /.
tf9F
MY HONE PLACE ON NORAIDGE-
WOcK Avenue. Lot 6x1e rods. Thir-
teen room house, substantial construc-
ton, Exceptionally modern in It's con-
veniences. Handsomest location In
Kennebec Valley. Large garage. two
stories. Price $4,000. Roland y,
Patten. tf40
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-07-19
WHY'S six TOURING CAR.
good running order Cheap for
cash. Somerset Machine Com
pany, Skowhegan. Telephone
GA. us
MY 1920 SEVEN PASSENGER BUICK

MY 1920 SEVEN PASSENGER BUICK
sedan. This car Is in splendid con-
dition ana / will name very attrac-
tive price. DR.. C. T.. Richardson,
Skowhegan. Both Phones. tf27.
ONE FORD TRUCK, CHEAP. WHITE
welding CO., Skowhegah. tf23
NOTICE! BUTCHERS AND DEAL
Frs in livestock. have to sell an
auto trailer especially built 10 carry
beef creatures and livestock Of all
kinds :. Cost $3.50 to get up, will take
beat OFFER. We'll sprung and extra
we'll ironed Tires good. Luther
Elliott, Patfsn Farm, RID G, skowhe
gan. Farmers Phone, Canaan So.
tf26F
AUT0 TIRES, NON SKID 3Ox3hs.
Special at So Mail orders lie extra.
j. d. Symons, Water St., Skowhegan.
tf2i
BICYCLE TIRES. RED KNOBBY
tread. Special at $50. Mall orders
10c extra. J. d. Symons, Water St,
Skowhegan. tf24
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-07-19
No charge to aAyUxs fsf al aater tAh
HeaaihE

wANfEb 1MMEprArELY, SEVERAL
Mattresses, some experience preferred,
wages IS per week with room and
board; bne chambermaid, IS per week;
also man or woman to wipe and pack
dishes SO. MSst agree Y s stay Until
Holly Inn. Christmas Cove, Maine. 2w29
STATESMAN WANTED, ALSO DIS
TRICT and County Representatives for
seee ada II shis issue ere Apply Il Elliot
N. Spear. IS Madison Ave. or write.
1w29
SALESMAN WANTED--0UR Sue
CEssFUL statesmen ARE making real
money. II yon are looking for both n
present and future we can give them
to you II you have ability and win
study study and nd. work Wn.s ,aocd salary at
Co.. H. e. Baker. Sales Agent. Port
land, Me. ives
house for three iheh on farm. Would
consider hiring elderly couple. Mrs.
Harry NJ. Cullen, RID 2. Skowhegan.
Telephone 209-3 tf2SF
TWO MEN For HAYIrts On THE
Page Farm. B. A. Spaniaihg, Ekowr
hs soa n 3 on Ts'sssshoshi issiB sffcc
hogan KFB IT. FaFmeFs' PKbne Sill,
Canaan Btchahke. 2w2SF
atAkkiisD CUtpkh WANTED FOR
Food rboE. {yB No children Wolf
Neck Farms, Freeb6ft. 4w2s'
MAN WANTED, on ACCOUNT OF
illness pr our present salesman we re-
quire the sertices 81 reliable man
to take shaEss q opF su ss .
This is i've Proposition MID offers
hustler Ana Wiling to get Into the
game; apply at 9nGs for in,tsry yisys
WOMAN WANTED ron COOKING
and housewbfk III small private fam.
lily. Salary $40. Apply Independent
Reporter Co. 2~28
HOUsEKEEPEfa WANTED. IN
QUIRE Of Joseph Bissoh, ls0 Milburn
st. 2w2SF'
MIDDhE AGED WOMAN FOR GEN.
ERAE hotisS&ork Ohb child in fam
lily. Apply Mrs. II. A. Gordon, q OAK
ST., Skowhegan. tf2bF
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-07-19


FURNisiiEb RENT OF THEE
improvements. 1hhdire at 1853 North
Ave, Skowhekah. lw2S
ED On ( baantifui lake. ferns rea-
sohabie. IRIS place h fitted for light
h5usek eepihg: r. g. Hayden & Son,
Abbot Phone 54-1l. Guilford Ex-
change. tf29
DO you .NErcb AN ADDING MA
s sNNsFRAsB tg san any rent sns S2n Of t sw
and at very small charge. These
Very simple 10 5psrate-a child can
run them. They will add. multiply
phones) or Write The Independent
Reporter Co. tf2S
..fwo, FtRNIsifEb ROOMS. Mas.
w. n. Trask, 10 Cross st. 3w2s'
sfuRAGE tsdR ONfs AUTO Ar a
per week. F. D. Sterry, rs Mt. Pleas
ant Ave. tres
UPSTAIRS RENr To REFINED
people, Prefer man and wife with
no children. At corner OF Main and
Bloomfield ST. Inquire of Mrs. John
Il. Mitchell. 1872 Main st. 3w27
CoTrAGE AT LAKEWOOD. NJ. j..
Haines, Skowhegan. tf25
COTTAGE Al, LAHEW0OD, Also
IS cottage lots for sale. Colby r.. Huff
Tel. 273-2. Skowhegah. tf25
COTTAGE All ,LAkEW0pb FOR
month OF August. L. H. Jewett, SHOW
hegan II. r. d. 8. tf25F
REM, on Four ROOMS own
Cote's Barber Shop On Water ST. J. M
Little. inquire bf q. J. Quincy, 1879
water ST. tf24
COTTAGE TU LET ON EAST SIDE
or lake. Convenient TO store at East
Madison. C. H. Tilton. tf23
RRrCK BUiLDiNG REAR OF OK
FORD Hotel Suitable for garage.
Borden & Russakoff. Skowhegan. tf19
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-07-19
Wanted-To Bury
ADDS under this Asaa srss y IN
Subscribers.

ONE on MORE GOOD YOUNG NEW
milch cows. Lee A. Ketchuni. Madi-
son, RID 1. 2w2aF
FARM WANTED--WANTED TO
hear from owner 70 farm or unimprov-
ed land for sale, for fall delivery. L.
Jones, Box 35S. Olney, III. lw29s
PEELED SPRUCE, FIR AND POP
LAR pulp wood for season of 1929
1924. Tel. 58i-M. Frank Z. Mace,
81 winthrop St., Augusta 6w2BF
WANT TO BUY, If FOR SALE AT
moderate price. an old fashioned ordin-
airy bicycle. The kind you will re-
call with one large wheel trailing a
small one behind, Please let me know
if you have anything OF the kind and
I win try to go and see it, r.. T.
Patten. tf24F
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-07-19

LARGE HOUSE LOT, 9Ox110 FIT. on
Beech st. Clough Motor Co., Madison
RID l. tf21F
farms are fertile fine for potato rails
ing. Close to boat and rail trans
portation. alid big local supply cheap
flsh Fertilizer. Good Buildings. Price
ridiculously. low. Write US for des-
criptfohs, stating your own needs.
Sentinel Agency. PASSPORT tf17
FIVE HOUSE LOTS FoR SALE.
Convenient terms IL desired. Very
reasonable prices. Box 35s, Skowhe-
gan. tIlOf
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-07-19
Lost

SCREW TAIL BosT0N BULL DOG;
Tdesday evening between and from
227 North Ave. Brindie color, white
spot on nose. answers to name OF
Chlimfhy. Finder please notify Fred
Mckay or telephone 1tB-11. N. r.
Phone, Skowhegan. 1w2S
SMALL HATH nag WITH sum OF
money on. Water ST.. Finder please
call Tel 65-3. f. r. True, Skowhe-
gan. 1W29'
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-07-19
For Sale--Real Estate
ONE BLACK HoRsis, FIVE YEARS

ONE BLACK HoRsE. FIVE xnARs
Weight about 1900. i nave no Work
t 6rr,so c Sc %il sn sk Svs,,i low srIce
house on electric car line. Madison,
RID l. Farmers Phone Gil 4w3GF
FIVE ROOM HOUSE. STABLE AND
large lot Inquire of f T. Boynton.
l r. NJ Portland. Tel. 1872. North An
THE CHARLES PLUMBER FARM
on Middle road to Waterville in Skow-
horses, crops, etc. Valuable timber
lot on same. Buildings in excellent
repair. Inquire OF George H. Plum
mer, Wentworth~& Plummer Insurance
Company. Water Street, Skowhegan
Telephone so. tf2g
$500 SECURES A 80 ACRE FARw.
20 acres moving and tiIlage. smooth
level fields. good pasture, brook water
ed. wood for home use. House 5
rooms ro66 goo. good repair Barn 4ox5o in
balance 800 yearly. 2w29
FARM OF FIFTEEN ACRES wTrt
good buildings, running water in
house, also good cellar. gooseberries
and currafts, seventy-five apple trees
also some plum, trees and some pine
lumber If sold Mt once Will Include
crop. Inquire OF George W. Batchel-
der. New Sharon. 1w29.
HOUSE on FRENCH sraEEr. =
rooms Electric lights. flush closet,
newly painted and papeRd Price
$500, easy terms Overland car for
sale cheap. 5-room tenement to rent
on Water st. j. d. Symons, Skowhe-
gan. 3w29
FARM. ~ ACRES. ROOM HOUSE.
Large barn. ties eight cows, stable for
two horses. All In good condition.
One COW, 2 pigs some farming imple-
ments. harnesses, wagon, sleigh, 80
hens all goes with the farm. Large
wood lot. Sell cheap. For further
particulars phone or write James II.
Dundas, Hartlahd. N T.. Phone 42-5.
4w29
MY HOME PLACE ON MIDDLE sT.
Two story house, with stable, hen
house and large garden. Pleasant,
sunny and centrally located Can be
used as n two apartment house Mabel
Robinson, Sc Middle St. Skowhegan.
2w27s
TWO STORY HOUSE, BUILT ONLY
seven years, suitable for small family
and located in Skowhegan A. H.
Cleveland & Co., Skowhegan. tf28
HOMES FOR SALE IN THE At
TRACTIVE and progressive town of
Skowhegan. VIII sell any or all of
the houses on Shirley Street, some
cottage houses and some double tene-
ment. Five minutes walk from bust
Business interests elsewhere, which
demand constant attention, are the
reasons for selling. Terms: cash or
easy payments. Call or write me.
Tel 1898. Fred W. Palmer 20 Main
Street. Dover Foxcroft. Me. tf2s
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-07-19
KTTChEN ON.

FORD. "h AT Ha.
MAN WANTED mo
RID I FIJI / Car ar s. HnnDnevsw'1o .|
WE HAVE srvr ''e 81.
ERs that require MAJ nhAL TYPI
are anxious to hear repair
sskowhegan capable ~ ron q san,
aependent-Reporter Cd. '0'ns I
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-07-19
DO YOU WANT THAT CAL

DO YOU WANT THAT cad
right? Take 1t to the HartlN
rage, Hartland. A first class
first class man. A. L. Butte
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC,
ING severed my connection
Blaisdell Auto Company | havl
a repair shop in the rear b
Paint Shop on Water s.
Brophy, Skowhegan. N. q
131-12.
NOTICE TO THE PuBL
A suitable reward will be
anyone giving us the name Of
son who breaks the insulation
poles of this company. Perso
guilty of this offense will be
to the full extent Of the law,
set Farmers Co-operatlye
Company.
DO YOU KNOW THAT WE
Press, block, bleach and col
equal to new. Hat bands
while you wait. Shoe dyens
ialty. Fancy and sport shoes
just like new. Peter Leako|
and Hat Cleaning, Skowheganl
ALL KINDS OF JUNK AM
TRY, Write kind and numbq
est market prices paid. Our|
now located across from theI
Mill On East Front st. Ope1
a. m. 20 GO p. m. N. L. ~
Goldberg Bros, Box 32S.
WANTED YOUNG LADIES.
School graduates to enter nos
training. Class starts IN %
Three year course. Register7
ing School. First year "
$144; 3rd, $168 with full mail
Write for prospectus, SUPP
Morse Hospital, Natick. Mass
PUBLIC GARAGE AND W
Lunch Room, would be paw
ness for some one, on state ro5
half way from Bangor 70
Lakes. have just the righ,,|
with buildings suitable, a smalI
ment Is all that Is REQUIRED ~ y
in. Any one Interested see =, y
10 Mt. Pleasant Ave, Sko"he1
SECOND HAND FuRNITu]
and sold. We are now ioeat7
from the American Wooden
East Front st. Write or phJ
YOU have. N. i. Tel To-.
brothers, Box 32S, Skowheg"1
SERVICE AND QUALITY
watchword. Modern equlp'1
years of experience give y1u
in developing and printing hu'
Water St.. Skowhegan.
TWO MEALERs WAITE ,,Isa
TLEMEN preferred. l2S MAUI
HANDSOME LADY OF
would marry II suited. stamp
BOX 1877. Dennison, ONO
WEALTHY. PRETTY. AFv y
ATE girl. would marry. n, "
closing envelope. DORIS oa'|
Euclid, Ohio. !
AM LOOKING FOR A G0o1
Would prefer a house Wy ,y,,snt
wand accept double tenemeh.
ton was right and SURROUNDS"
ant. Six rooms anu uan eirl
Would take seven or even -
n necessary. II you nay al
tial. neat, pleasant outll. Al Al
can trade. il your figures a., a.
witbin reason. Can furnis1
ences. III. L. Anderson e"
pendent-R Reporter. a)
tSsKAY,s TRANSFER.
iobbing or furniture MI, n,o' trtc|
and long distance: ~ rel
Mckay, 22T North ave-
sFNO sHOEs F0R REPA ,,,s1
mail to Kincaid's Shoe h ds mol
$500 welt shoes made -
hhsesnEan new. Full line
D wors and dress shoes. Low"
IN town. ...trn|
DEVELOPING pi isMsr,iss|
iarrinE. For promp' axe I'd
scient work. send 9. Asolos.
to 10. C. Head D w.
finish desired. -
rYPrwRrTERs 70 .I ia.
.ain On the installmsn' in6V
cs.h .rd other makes
HSbortSr c. .rvsri
1nrn rH0T0 riniSh
phot6 on Post c. caro-, ana
xoS xait. Develop"s work.
HiSh grade s%stsur r.isphO1
four hour service
bkovheEa1.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-07-19
Positions Won'
NO charge to snyone for -
Heading

WASHING AND 1Roy,,s5
my home. Win col,aa.N N
Mrs. Edwin Giimsayn' iec, and
N. E. Phone S-1l. sorri(|
MRS. HARRY NJ. Cur,,J
20 make engagements 70 ~
custopers homes by thu 20 a. ores
pointments telephone s so gay. !
or write. skowhegan RF sSs-s
WANTED PLAIN ss,;'
plain dressmaking to de sE ~ N
Walter Haryie, BigeIowa al ho1
skowhegan, RID 3. " hilI
I WANT TO HELP Tar.
children and to helm d. 2,
Am IA years old and No mo-, n'S
during school vacation an'
Fernald, Water St, sko s
AS NIGiir wATcB roe
TER. Experienced A, y" ~
anywhere August 1st iioe'
dress A. E.. care of Tn NJ Jag
porter. -"uepea
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-07-19

GOOD H0RsE FoR u,,,.
QUIRE of Geo. Oulton NJ
Skowhegan. Farmers ma
WANTED TO EyCuAyn
Els, talking machines, ress,
roasters. pop corn maAs
kinds of second hand gum 5
guns for cash. Guy Des,I
mony.
HOME AGAIN aFTea
weeks absence, during whtxI
ness store was unavoidahlv Il,
ready to see you now ana ~
give you good service AZ
Thank you for past conrtesl.,|
b. Dow, the Harness Man rs
ROOM, BOARD Avn rad
one more elderly lady or h
reasonable rates. Mrs PT
254 North Ave, Town. MAJ
1862.
I HEREBY FORBID ALL p
from picking blueberries in
ture In Bingham, without nv
Isaac Holway. Scion.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-07-19

GRIsT MIL FOR, SALE LO-
GATED on M. c. r. r. track at
NorridEewock, Maine. Takes
Boston rate OF freight. Must
be sold at once to settle estate.
c. W. Greene Grocery Co.. Mad
fbon, Maine. tfl0
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-07-19
ROOM. noARb Asn mn
LIGHTNING

LIGHTNING LIKES
barns. Protect your hay
strong companies. Rates
low. Call d. A. & W. L. P,
Both telephones. sv
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-07-19

SECOND HAND TRUCK, "a ton
capacity. Recently overhauled: Good
condition. Burgess HENDERSON
Norfidgewock. 2wZF'
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-07-19

DO YOU WANT THAT CAR
right? Take 1t to the TIartl
rage, Hartland. A first class
first class man. A. L. Buttej
NOTICE TO THE PUBLTc,l
ING severed my connection
Blaisdell Auto Company | hav|
a repair shop In the rear b(
Paint Shop on Water S.
Brophy, Skowhegan. N. Il
131-l2.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-07-19
For Sale
For Sale-.lAotof Vehicles and
Accessories

FORD TOURING CAR. Runs WELL,
looks good will sell cheap. r u.
Sterry, rs Mt Pleasant Ave. tf2S
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-07-19

NASH FOR SALE. NASH SIN,
Ave passenger touring car. good
condition. Five new Kelley
Springfield cord tires New paint
Thia 10 good bargain. Somer-
set Machine Company, Skowhe-
gan. Telephone B4-i tf2s
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-07-19

OLD ORCHARD BEACH--COT-
FACES, hotels, stores and booths
to let and for sale. Lots for
sale. Harmon Realty Co., Old
Orchard. Maine. 9w21s
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-07-19
,E TO THE puBLrt.I
NOTICE TO THE pUBI

A suitable reward viii be
anyone giving us the name o.
son who breaks the insulated
poles of this company. Persol
guilty of this offense will be
to the full extent Of the law
set Farmers COOPERATIVE U
Cdff1pn
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-07-19

HAZE GOODS 4 SPECIALITY
switches ma transfofftiationb made
from combings at Miss Towne's. Room
IL. J. p. Merrill Block. 6kowhegAn. TIA
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-10-05
Methodist Protestant Conference

The Eastern Conference of the
Methodist Protestant Churches will
be held in the First NJ. P. Church,
Millville, beginning October 10. Rev.
F. F. Craig is pastor of the Confer
ence Church. Rev. Clifford S. Kidd, of
Grace NJ. P. Church, Brooklyn, N: Y,
is president of the Conference. Rev
R. E. Neighbor, D. D., the noted Bible
reader will reach the opening ser
mon. Rev. Thomas H. Lewis, presi-
dent of the General Conference, will
preach on Sunday, 18th.
The Methodist Protestant Church
cl.oracteristic is that it does have the
extensive to support bishops, cardi-
mails and pope Next to the Baptist
Church it is the most democratic gov
e The The delegates from Mariners
Befbel NJ. P. Church, Penns Grove, to
the Conference are: Mrs. Sarah
Simlsins and Miss Charlotte Sparks.
Their pastor, Rev. Francis s
Smith. is expected to return for the
second year.
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-10-05
WOMEN'S CLUB
Resume Meetings For The Year

The first meeting of Penns Grove
Women's Club for the year 1923-24.
was held IN Borough Hall, Tuesday
afternoon, Miss Rena B. Leap presid-
ed. Twenty four were present and
five persons were proposed as memb-
ers.
Miss Leap was elected to attend the
meeting of Presidents of the First
District at the home of Miss Bessie K
Hires, in Salem, October 18th.
1t was decided not to send a repre-
sentative to the State Conference IN
Newark, October 9th.
The topic for the meeting was greet
ings from Federation Officers to the
club.
Miss Sara H. Thompson, secretary,
read a message from Mrs. Thomas G.
Winter, President of the Federation.
Miss Leap read a message from the
new State President, Mrs. Clayton D.
Lee. Mrs. William Stevens, vice
president, read greetings from Miss
Mary 5. Daniels. Second Vice Presl-
dent.
Miss Emma R. Sumneriu. Federat-
ING Secretary. read a short article in
praise of Ms. H. H. Clark, the retir-
ing State Vice President.
Mrs. John NJ. Summerill, chairman
of Welfare. read 9 message from the
State Chairman of Home Economics
and Mrs. 4. L. Welch, chairman OF
Practical Finance. read q message
from the State Chairman. Mrs. K: T.
Willis. chairman of Music and Art,
read a message, as did Mrs. George
H. Elkinton, chairman of Institutional
Cooperation.
Mrs. John NJ SummeI1H contem-
plates arranging for benefits for two
deserving institutions soon.
Miss Thompson, chairman on Edu-
cation. outlined the work in her de
partment and laid stress on peace and
how to bring it about. A lecture on
'FWar Againt War" will be given in
the future.
Mrs. J. F Darling. chairman on In.
tainmeut mentioned the value OF
current events at the meetings.
Mrs. A. ". Young suggested there
be Parent-T Teachers Association.
The next meeting viii be Tuesday
afternoon. October 18th. Mrs. John
NJ Spmmeriu win be chairman DR..
p. A. Ivnch. at the Dve Works hos.
pi+al. viii speak on the Prevention OF
Diseases"
The Club started With much inter
est manifested which n7rtends a very
successful and profitable year.
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-10-05
SnappyWeather UShers
In Football Season
High School Plays This After.
noon And DUPONT Tigers
Begin Saturday

The DUPONT Tigers will make their
debut on the Dye Works Field Satur-
day afternoon when South Side Eden
of Wilmington, will put the local team
to a real test in their first game.
The Tigers have been getting to-
gether three nights week for the past
three weeks, and some of the old
gridiron men have been getting lin
bered up. Until this week Tuesday and
Thursday evenings were spent at the
field and Fridays in the gym at the
Y for signal practice.
The boys have had little scrimmage,
but the tackling dummy, which was
put up two weeks ago, has given them
an opportunity to know what it feels
like to get your man.
Coach "Plug" Summerill has been
putting the boys thru the mill and
giving them some good dope on the
fundamentals of the game, not having
the desired time to go deeply into the
fine points for the opening game. Few
trick players have been developed, but
dependence will be laid upon straight
football in which the Tigers should be
able to hold their own.
Last year South Side Eden took
home a victory of 80 and scouts re-
port they are much stronger than last
year, so that the Tigers will have to
be on their toes from the time the
referees whistle calls for the kick
off at $50 until the very end.
During the week the team selected
Victor Ballard to captain them this
year and they most undoubtedly made
the very best selection they could have
done Vic has, from appearances,
about all that one could expect for a
football player, and their is little
doubt but that he will have the mer
fighting with him to the finish. Bal
lard has had several years at the
game and formerly played with Pit
man, but was out of the game las
year because of injuries.
The backfeld for Saturdays game
will in all probability be Oren FIele
at quarter, "Red" Hendricks at full
back and Joe Patterson and "Hick'
Wright at halfback positions. Georgt
Dalbow will be at his old position a
end and will have Frank Coneeny or
the other wing. Ballard and Wolfe
will make up a pair of husky tackles
while Hansen Dalbow, formerly on the
Wenonah Military Academy eleven
and Robinson will be at guards, will
Ivon Viele as pivot man.
There is a good string of substitute
material and most of them will ge-
into the game Saturday. Bennett ha!
! been calling some signals with Kilmer
+ Smell, Mahoney and NJ. Patterson II
the backfeld at times. Bodine anc
Engle have been on ends with DUR
+ Cairns and Dare on the line and Bill
Smith passing the ball.
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-10-05
Pretty Home Wedding
of Miss Purcell
Daughter Of Rev. and Mrs. Fran
els Purcell Becomes Bride
of Ralph Justice

A pretty home wedding was that Of
Miss Marguerite Ruth Purcell, daugh-
ter OF Rev. and Mrs Francis Purcell,
OF Penns Grove, n. j., and Mr.. Ralph
davidson Justice, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry G. Justice, of Carneys Point,
n. J e, which took place at Emmanuel
Methodist Episcopal Church parson-
age, at four o'clock, on Wednesday,
October Sd, 1923.
1he ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Francis E. Purcell, father of the
bride.
The home was beautifully decorated
with cut flowers and ferns, and a re-
ception Immediately followed after.
The bride was given in marriage by
her brother, Dr. Ernest F. Purcell, of
Trenton, N j., and was dressed in
satin canton crepe with veil trimmed
with orange blossoms, and carried a
bouquet Of roses and lilies of the
valley.
Mrs. Ernest F. Purcell was matron
of honor and wore turqois blue satin
crepe and carried pink snap dragons.
Mis- Ana Belle Justice. sister of the
groom, was bridesmaid, and wore
honey dew crepe, and carried pink
snap dragons.
Mr.. Joseph Davidson, of Carneys
Point, ~ j., acted as best man.
Miss Edna Lewellyn, of Merchant
vile, n. j., sang very beautifully, "At
Dawning" and 80 Promise Me-" Ac-
companist, Mrs. Harry Foulz, of Penns
Grove, n. J. The wedding march was
played by Miss Edna Lewellyn.
The Misses Vera Hruff, Elizabeth
Diver, Emma Simkins, Helen Osborne,
Mrs. Harry Foulks and Mrs. Francis
Cramer. members of the brides Sun
day School class, acted as ushers-
preceding the briday party carrying
white streamers and forming an aisle.
The bride and groom left for trip
to Washington, D. c., and on their re-
turn will occupy their newly furnished
apartment at Carneys Point, where
Mr. Justice is in business.