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BUILDING
THE LIGHT BIDS
WERE ALL REJECTED
And Will Have to Bo Rc-ndvertlsed
For Lively Session ot Both Councils-.
Tin' ol.-rtllr lighting lollttuit H
not uwurlod Inst night. After u live
ly oxpt ess-don ill iiplnloii, eoiincil.s ii
jlx'toil both bids ml illiofiptl thud
thov l tomlvcitlseil 'or-In the hope
uf sootirlns lower eHliinntes.
When PifHliIfiit Fletcher, of select'
council, who tftcil n.s chairman "f Hie
joint s-c.--.slin. called for Hi" tepoil or
the Joint llglit ini'l wiiter lonmilttpp.
Willi ll WHS til" llllilllesiH Of tllO Hl'H-
i-Iijii, rimliniiiii Davis, of Hie Joint
pnuinilic-p. pioseiiled Hip nuijoilty ic
poit. uhlih was Hlgnod liy all of Hio
nipinliPiH Inn .lames Thompson, ot hc
lei't I'liumll.
Tin- miiJoilt icporl toeoininoiiiled
the leleoil'on "f all of the bids- thus
far loiolvod. the puip"se of tills be
ing I" obtain louei liliN for each class
(,f llghln Mibiulll-vl smk and olei
tili'lty. .flfi thf lrpnil was i evolved ami
II vim nail and I poinded by f'lty
i'Ioik .Moon. .liiniPX Thompson, of-w-Iret,
stepped forvvuid .Hid handed to
'.he eleik a nilnorliy lepoit, wlileli
loiilained simply hl.s own lecoiuinoii
il.iilon Th's i prominentia! Ion favor
iM the .uieptiilii" of Hip three oa is'
luil. wliieh u.is at llie cost of 570 per
lamp. This hid pioviiled. also, lor live
mi. Ihhly-tvvo iMiidli" power iuunulos
i.nt lamps.
Mr. Thompson'" it cninnieiidutlnn
had the toliovv ing fpialllh atlnnn lacked
to If The ehetlle light ' onipuny, lie
fiili. entPllllR into its enutiai'l, change
ilip tiiosoiil te of lumps to those of
the piuhj'-pil svaloni. oi what Is known
as the iin andfsrent an light This
I- the sjl.-m that I in vogue in Seian
t 'II II is piefeiied because of tllP
rtli'.inie ot lllrkotlng and sputtcting,
hs mink the old stlf of lights, Mien
as ii i r located in f 111"- i-lt.
The "loetilo light i oinpaiiy, if Hie
iltv eoiini IK so defile, he leipihed to
substitute tlnee thlily-two oandlc
powei Iniamleseetit lamps tor each
Hie light lh.it II in i.v he wished to
lomovo. ,-hat in-piied tliis wa.s the
taet that in "-nine places the Incandes
cent lamp idea was inme fpasihle and
eflrclip than 111 oilier places.
Mr. Thompson also pipscnled a iomi.
lutioii piovidlng lor his icconimend.i
tlons. After Mr. Tlioinpsoii's ier oimnenda
llnns and his lcsolutlon weie ie.nl. A.
T. Thompson, of lonimon connell,
iunerl lor ihe adoption of Hie niitioi
'ity ippoil pre.-ented liy Pis iiuiiio.iko
in select connell. Mr. Slone was the
seconder.
Define the itiestliin w.is put. the o
ipptpfl lengthy dlseiisslou over the
lighting iontini'1 opened.
Mr. Tliompsnn, of select, whoso le
port was being voted upon, deelaied
that in accepting Ihe hid for a three
years' eontrai t the eit.v would he
saved SvilO during th.it time. The
piicp per lamp per par was 71 on u
p.uly conttait, while lor Hupp yeais
it w.is $70, the salir on the latter
amounting to isiio, the sum menlioneil.
Mr. Nealon, ot comnion coimeil, said
It wa.s his opinion that In his section
of Hip city, partieiil.u ly along Pike
i-tioot, that si or seven Welshaeh gas
lamps would he moie eflectlve in
lighting that thoroughtuto than one
half that number of are lights.
.Mr. Nealon advocated the ow net. ship
liv Hie elly of a lighting plant, and
said that he learned that the city In
tivo yeais would have paid over
enough in Hslit rates to Install an
electi'i'- lighting plant similar to the
one that Is now In ppeiation In this
city.
Mr. .Vcalon called attention to the
fait tli.it the contiaet price for this
ear, $71, was two dollars higher than
last year. This he didn't consider Vas
just.
Mr. 'Whitfield, of common council,
suggested thai In these ptogressivo
times one couldn't tell whaL the inline
would hi Ins forth, and in his opinion
it would be unwise to commit the elty
to a thiee-year lontiaet.
Mr. I'vans i onuiimed in Mr. Whit
field's judgment.
The vole on the leport followed, the
lesult showing a defeat for its adop
tion. The Mile was 11 to IS, nil of the
nienibeis voting against It, except
Messis. Thompson, Fletcher, Thump
son, Stone, .Masteis and Mastets. Mr.
Murphy was the only member absent.
Gymnastics
Will do much to develop muscular
body. But the strength of the body is
not to be measured by its muscle, but by
its blood. If the blood is impure, the
body, in spite of its bulk and brawn, falls
an easy prey lo ms
case. There is no medi
cine equal to Doctor
Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery for
the purifying of the
blood. It carries off
the poisons which
contaminate the life
fluid. It increases
the activity of the
blood-making glands
and gives the body
an increased supply
of pure, body-building
blood. It builds
up the body with
sound, healthy flesh
instead of flabby fat,
promotes the appe
tite, feeds the nerves,
and so gives to weak,
nervous people vital
ity and vigor,
There is no alcohol
contained in "Golden
Medical Discovery,"
nd it is absolutely free from opium,
cocaine atl all other narcotics.
"I fet-1 if my duty lo write toouof the won.
derful curatbo power ol jour 'Golden Med.
leal I)i:o cry,' " write (Jcorge S lleiiderton,
Esq. of Denaud, !,ce Co, l'loiida "1 hail a
tiaU bruise on my right ear uml my blood wan
badly out of order. 1 tried local doctors, but
with uo good results, dually I wrote cvi the
particular in my cn.e and ou advised our
llolcleu Medicil DiscoNery,' which I begau to
take. From the first bottle I began to feil
Utter, and when I had taken, eight lwttte the
tore a healed up. I wish jou niece."
')r. 1'ierce's Common Pense Medical
Adviser, in paper covers, is sent uv on
receipt of ji one-cent stamps to my
expense of nulling oitlv. Address Dr.
H. '". i'ierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
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tor 'w
Catffcondale Deoattment.
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.l this Junetllie one of Ihe pelltlotts.
wlileli has been pased about the elty
until l-'rlday, and wlileli was In favor
of the aie lighting fonliaet for "it
term," was handed to t'lialimiiti
Kle'tehnr by A. 'I'. Thonip-on, to whom
It wa.s handed by one of Hie speetatots
that tilled the space outside the coun
cil chamber. It's arilval was some
what belated, the Intention being to
have it lead helot p action might he
taken on the light eotitrael.
Clialiiiiaii Kleteher illicit thai this
was the proper time lor Ihe eiileilalu
Ing of the petition, ll coining tmdei
the head of lemaiks. This was Just
heroic the vote on the majority teport,
wlileli, If carrlpil, would nipati that lie
whole matter of the light lontutel
would have to be leenuvasspil,
Mr. Tliompxon, who had hut Ile sup
pot lets for his minoilty teport, made a
limit stand to eariy the night and sug
gesting that the. picscntntluii of the
citizens' petition would have made u
mateiial dllfeienee If lead befpie his
lepoit was olpd upon, declined that
It was not btisliipis-llke, the way coun
cils would act If they I ejected the bids
aheady submitted. The two lomp.inles'
cheeks weie tecelveil as evidence of
good tiiltli, IniL now counills weie .set
ting everything aside and weie going
to the uncalled for expense of ic-ad-ettlslng
for bid. The inajoilty of.
councils weie In favor of-the elect! le
llglit and since they weie, why would
not one of them ptesent a lesolutlnu
pun liling foi a oae-jcar iiililiaet.'
Arter Ihe leading of the petition that
was handed In, Mi. Davis, clmlriiuin ot
Ihe Joint llglit committee, was tailed
upon to tell the tea sou of the conunlt
lee's lejeitlng the bids and calling for
a ie-ailet Using. He said that it was
tile opinion of the t ommittee that low in
bids could be obtained Horn both i om-
panlc.-.; iiinl, tin theimoie, oiue of Ihe
committee beliexed that sm Ii piogiess
lOttbl be made In elect i le lighting that
within a lew .mm is lights would be ob
tained at one-thliil or less than asked
for today.
The motion was put and the in.ijoi
lt lepoit was cai tied b the Mine Mite
as befoie, Hi lo ll Tho-o who oted
nay weie Messis. I'leleher, Thomp-on,
Whltlleld, sjtonc, Thompson ami .1.
Masteii-.
Select I'ouncilman Thoiup-on then
snhmitled a lesohitlon asking for pio
pos.ils i, if lighting the illy building
anil the lic-e hou-es. It was cm i led.
The election of a ho.ml of ieilou
and appeals was taken up. Theie wete
live nienibeis lo be elected, em h mem
ber to have Ihe light lo Mile for tlnee
of the nominees. The nominalions weto
as lollnwf.
Mannlon, b ". Masteis; A. T.
Thoinpson, b Collins. I)as, by Whit
lield; Kennedy, by Neiilon John Mas
leis. by i:ans, ,inl .Iiiuips Tboinp-nii,
by Uailett. The eleelion ustllted as
follows:
Davis. :i. Manillou, pi; Joseph
Tbompsen. s- A. T. Thoinpson, S; Ken
nedy, 7, Masteis, .". All but the la.st
naiiied weie sin essinl. The hoaid will
be, made up, theietoie. of Mcsslp. Da
vis, Munition, Thoinpson, Kennedy and
Thompson.
At a legnlar meeting of lonimon
lotincil, later, the municipal water
plant onllnance passed tmally.
IIOHK SUSPECT DISCHAEGED.
John Brennnn Heigo, Who Was at
Emergency Hospital, Has Gone to
His Home.
John Itiouuau lteigo, of West Si tan
ton, who w.is ai tested and held as a
suspect In the lobbery ot the stoic ot
John Mohr, at Lincoln aenue and
Chinch slieet, about a month ago, was
dlschaigcd on Himdav liom lltneigency
hospital, wheie he was taken at llto
time, and lett the city .esteiday for his
r-'uanlon home, or, ai leant, lor the
tesidenie of his lelativcs, with whom
he stayed when he was not tiavellug
about the i u 1 1 1 1 1 .
lteigo, wlio was better known as
liienuali, the latter being his middle
name, was iiriested by ciiTef MeAn
dtew in a shanty along the Delawaie
anil Hudson nacks, uotih of the iit.
The shanty was the abode ot a number
of tiauips who hung about the cout
iniinllj dining the eokl weather. When
t,ho slianty was i aided Miennuu, or
l!eit;o, was found theie In a half-exhausted
londitiou. lie wa.s suspected
ot knowing something about the htng
liiiy of Jlohr's stoie, hut when brought
to tiiul his sickeueil condition was te
alixcd, and Instead of commuting him
to jail, Alderman Jones had him ad
mitted to lMniugenc hospital. lteigo
was ptostiated with giip and wa.s veiy
weak. I'nder hospitiil tieatinent helm
proved sfMilily and when allowed to
go to his homo he appealed to bo unite
igoious.
Theie weie no stioim cliciimstnnces
connecting Kelco with the Mohr bing
laiy and the atithoiitict, gue him his
fteednni.
The McNulty Child Improving.
The t'oui -year-old child of .Mr. and
Mis. Vuti Iclc .McNuUy, of Ihe West
Side, which was teielved for treatment
nt Kntei'Boncy hospital about ten days
ago, has i.ipldly Impioved under the
tieatinent ailmlnlsteieil at the Institu
tion, and It Is expected that the littlo
one will be t etui lied to Its iianints by
Wednesdu or Tliutwlay of this week.
When ihe little sufieier was btought
to the hospital It was in a uliical con
dllloti, Theie was an lujuiy under the
light eye that, liom the euisory eani
iuation made, appealed to be a puttl
lent opthaliiiia, sin iin'ectiou the Ills. tor.
ot which shows that blindness lesulls
In one or every tlnee cases. Later it
was disi'oeied that this was not iho
trouble. The childs cheek, under ihe
eye, was cut in a fall smoial weeks
ago, ami, the wound not being propeily
eaied tor, poisoning developed ami
thole was a colleitiou of pus that In
volved the eyelid uml secinely closed
the eye. It lequlred the most attentive
eaie and stoutest caution lo ariest lu
llammatlou and ledueo what had al
ready taken place. The saving of the
little one's sight was by a naiiow mar
gin and at the hospitiil theie is glad
elation over the exceedingly suceesstul
management of the ease.
The child will now he lesloied to Its
patents Willi Its eyesight fully pre
set veil.
Received nt the Hospital.
Mis. John Heleher, of 7!) Hock slieet,
was leeolved at I'hueiBency hospital
yestenlay for tieaiment, piepai.itoiy to
iind ! fjolng a htngieal opeitiilon. Mis.
Uelil-er's D'new has i cached u stage
ulicte. mil pk al Intet fetciue is neics
siny. and she will be updated on suuie
tlcie ilutlng today,
Phone :
NEW, 286
OLD, 0423
MEMORIAL DAY PROORAMME.
Sergeant William II. Dnvles' Vost, No.
IS7, Department of IVnnsylvniiln,
li. A. 1!.
Cnrlmndnle. Vn May 'JS, 1801.
Hpedal Order No. ",
I'm It Hag to bo niled half nii'St at
ft o'clock a. m.
Alt lings in the elty should be al half
mast during the day.
In honor of our nation's deretnlets
business places ami pi hale ilw pilings
.should be frpply embellished with our
country's slimy emblem.
Details to adjust lings above the
sacred dust of our honoted dead should
have their work perfot mod by Wed-tinuiim-
.iviMiliinv Mnv "nth. Wo have
about two bundled iitotlllds to lslt.
They me seatteied llirough fovcii
cemotaiies. The distance to he env
oi ed Is gieat and the work arduous.
Sons of Veterans should ho ptoinpt to
lender assistance- in this work and
lighten Ihe labor of the men who wore
young loity years ago.
Details to lecelve lliunl truhlites
should be III the post loom Thuisday
morning at i o'clock sharp.
All people within our pteclnct who
have How pis to spare ate Invited to
send them to the post munis. "I and
TV, Salem nvctilie, between V and ?
o'clock.
The Women's Kellef Corps will hao
charge of the wink of piepatlng bou
quets and ehaplets, and they will he
delighted to have volunteer aid.
Sihooi child) on are cotdlally Invited
lo bring (lowers and assist the wnrk
eis. Comiados arp all ilitected to I eport
bpfoie S o'eloi k, c.ieh one ill full unl
roiin, ir possible. There will bo vvoik
to do.
Sons or Veteinns ill lull uniform,
with arms and ammunition, me re
ipiestod to lepoit at S o'clock at post
room,
All hnlioiably dlsehaiged soldiers,
sallois and marines niu invited to Join
Willi us.
Men who have followed our Hag In
more recent .veats ;ue cotdlally asked
to pal tieipate In the patadc.
I'atiiotie people who have carriages
at their disposal, nud a geueioiis Int
pulsp o assist enlepblpil Loiiuades to
get ovet the line of nun eh. ate in
vited to have them at post he.tiln.unr
teis at S.lil o'clock, with liotses at
tached. Dunn ioips will lepoit ptoiuptly at
S o'clock.
Assemble will be sounded at S.tS.
V.il.ulo will Mail at !l o'clock.
1.1 NT. OF MAUC1I.
li itoi b.ill no SoIpmi oveniip no
Chun ll slieet lo Main: down Main tn
laglith avenue. I.iglith avenue lo
Chinch stieet: Chun It street to Moni
oiial I '.nk.
Appi opi late sei vices will be obseived
in Hip patk, arter whicli the march
will lonttnito thiongh Park place up
Chinch stuet to headquarters, wheie
the p.nade will bp dismissed.
Fiom headipiai teis the lemetery de
tails will start on their ipspective
missions and place tt Unites of infec
tion and leiueiiilnnnee on the giaves
of those who helped beat the tattoo of
human slaioiy, and the icvellle of
uiilvets;il fieedom, llbeitv and intel
lei tual ailMineeuieul.
Dinner will be served In the pot
loom by the 1, idles of the Women's
Holier corps.
A cumptiie will be held in the nftor
nooii at heailquai ters.
At the blgli school. In the evening,
the puplN aie to give a benefit pa
tiiotic entertainment, to wlileli the
lotnrailes and the general public aie
invited.
Uy older of
John MeComb.
Attest Commander.
W. H. Chase.
Adliitaut.
MR. GORMAN AS A CATERER.
The South Main Avenue Grocer Re
ceives Contract for Supplies of
Lake Lodoic.
James J. Got man, of Ihe 111 in or Gor
man H. Co., lite South Main stieet
gioceis, was unfilled yestenlay that
his otfer In do the cateting at Lake
l.udoie on the "big" dnjp Momoilal
dav, etc. -was acieptcd anil ho was
empoweied lo lany out his contiaet.
Mr. Gounan's uolilieallou i ante yes
leiday fiom Geneial Manager J. H.
.Ionian and Assistant .Malinger AV. H,
Malia, of the Lake Loduto I nipt mo
ment coiiipan.v, who visited It i in yes
tenlay and Int'oi moil lii in that ol all
ol' the tiuiueious oileis icieived 1 1 mil
up and down tho valley, his and his
lecouiineudations weie llie most tavni
able, anil llie i null. let would accuid
Insly be given to him.
Mr. Goiniiin, who Is among the most
at live and ciilei )ilsng of the young
men In common ial pursuit In the city,
is jusih i lined over his success, and
as the contiaet pinmlscs piolllable to
suits, Mr. Gorman's lilends join with
him in his felicitation over this bit ot
toituue.
In New York City.
Isaac Singer, of the Vaik Clothing
house, Is lit New Voik elly, visiting
among the big wholesale houses In
make jitii chases for tho season to fol
low, William Moian, the South Main ave
nue baiber, Is on a business flip lo
New VoiK illy,
A New Confcctionciy,
A now coiircctlouoiy and Ho cieain
parlor Is about to ho opened in tliu
Gin man block, on South Main avenue,
liy iho Caibondiilo ice Cieam mid Con
lei'tlnnery complin). William Clemow
will bo pinpiiotoi of the new enter
pt!.e. ronuer Resident Dnugetously 111.
Tho lelalives In tills city of Miss
Vemst Higelow, of Niagma, V.i , have
been appilsed of her ilangeiotis Illness,
due to an attack of peiitoiiitls.
Mls.s Itlgelow was once a lesldent of
Caiboudale. She attended school In this
city, and at tho time 'icsided with her
aunt, .Mis. Fiauk Wells, on Pike slieet.
Subsequently, Miss Bigolovv went to
USB ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE
, povnlrr In lio xlulaii into llie i-hoix. our
fori foci kucllcn, hoi urn, Hill lea, .iiul ml llml
cj.-il.. If .tun Imp Miuilnu fru r tlsln nhurit,
ti.v Mini'-. I 'not l..iti'. It iuuL the ltd .uiii
nukes u.ilkbu uv. ( uirs ivollrn. ijlini.'
del. Inse iii'j luIN, blbti'M Jul ulloiLi ium,
olicc loin Jii'l liiililom of jll pjln jml yhri
IcA and i-onifnit. 'hi il Iwli), s,,, ,x ,
ilru.-cUlit ili'l ol"'? tlciM fur A'k. 'IiIjI puk.
jsc I'lil.i:. .VMum, .Mini s. I Hunter), l.o liu.v,
N. .
Philadelphia, where fthe coinplelod a
course ut one of the hoBpltnlfl nnd was
graduated as n professional nurse. Slio
lin.s a host of fi lends here, who hope
for her Bpcedy recovery.
MEMORIAL DAY AT LODORE.
Many Excursionists Will Leave Hero
to Spend Decointion Day nt the
Lake Over the Mountain.
The attractions of Mcmuilal day nic
engaging attention now nnd the open
ing of Dakc Dodoie for the season on
that day Is receiving Hie greatest at
tention from sockets of plcnsuic on
this occasion,
The lake sitriotmdlng.s have been
giently Improved since the season
closed nnd Dodore Is now mote of n
beauty spot than ever. It bopiiim des
tined to be the one popular otitlnr;
place for lesldents of Curbnndnlo nnd
vicinity, and as theie will be no at
ttnut ion nt home that day, aside fiom
the customary Memorial day parade,
hundreds ol' poisons from Cnibondato
will bo uumng the excursionists seek
ing an outing and enjoyment from the
pleasures piovlded at the .beautiful
lake. Theie will he a special train to
the lake on Momoilal day, leaving here
at ft.uu n. in.
RESTORED TO HEALTH.
Luke McQuade, the Victim of an
Accident, Discharged from Hos-
pltnl.
Luke MiQttade, of Canaan stieet, the
Delawaie and Hudson brnkeman, who
was taken to Dmcrgeney hospital
aiboilt four weeks ago, suffering fiom
mi abscess, the consequence of an old
Injuij, has boon wholly cured and has
left Dmeigency hospital for his home.
Mr. McQuade Injitied His hip some
time ago and about n month ago ho
fell, lunstlng :i blood vessel near the
hip. the seat of the old liijtuy. An ah
ccss developed from the uiptttrlng of
the vessel ami It was tor its lemoval
that McQuade was taken to the hos
pital. His recovery, In the face of the
set lous affection, was rapid, and Mr.
MeCJuade has now a becoming appi oct
al Ion of the efficiency of the hospital's
methods of tieatinent.
'Because She Loved Him So."
William Gillette's great eomedy,
"Hrcaiise She Loved Hhn So," which
was named the "Little Minister ot
Faice" dining its highly successful
inn In New Yoik city, a few seasons
ago, Is to ho pioduced tit the Grand
Opeia House in this city on Thiusdav
evening next by the Keystone Lltor
my and Dianiatic company, of Ninth
Seranton. for the benefit or the gen
et al fund of St. Knso chinch.
The Noith Sci anion society Is ei ed
ited by the Sciantou papets with hav
ing given tin excellent production and
the success of em Her occasions is ex--peeled
to be lepeated on Thursday
night, when ;t ctowded house Is antici
pated. "Bill" Massey Sick.
The many ft lends or "Hlg Hill" Mas
sey, the ciaekajaok catcher of t lie one
time Carbondale state league base ball
team, will learn with legtet thai so
tar tills season the big fellow has boon
unable to "got into the game" because
of sickness. Masspy Is slgnpd for first
base with Huitfonl, of the ICasteui
league, and "Sporting Life," the
recognized authority in base ball eir
iles, announces that because or his
absence the Haitfoid team is not what
1 1 ought to be.
The Diagram Open.
The diagiani for the patilntlc enter
tainment in the High School auditor-'
Sum on the evening or Momoilal Day,
has opened at Clink's drug stoie, Sa
lem avenue and Chinch sticot, and the
steady lequesL for lescrvcd seat niaik
Ings, Indicates a good ultendauic on
that evening.
The piogtamino readily commends
ilseir and a. genet oils t espouse Is
looked tor liom the lesidents of the
tity.
Boy Leaves Home.
Thomas Henncssy, ot Forty-second
sneer, has icpoiled the absence of his
sixteen-year-old sou, Thomas Hen-
nessy, who left home early last week
and who has not boon seen or hoatd
liom siiue.
On tho day of his dlsappeaiance he
wrae a blue worsted suit and a black
del by hat. The lad Is or medium
build and has dark brown hair.
Class Honors.
The molests for the honois among
the high school graduates has been
decided In lavor ot Miss Jessie
Matthews, daughter of Mr. and .Mrs.
William Matthews, of Dundalf stieet,
and .Miss Nina Rolls, daughter of .Mr.
nnd Mrs. Kiuoiy Rolls.
Miss Matthews' work ineiited the
vnledletotv, and tho other honor, the
salut.itoiy, of com so, went to .Miss
Rolls.
New Plants in the Park.
A species of lite iiibbcr plant and
a tiopical palm have been set out in
Momoilal pink In tho green sw.ud
sm i minding the innnunieni.
Flutist Wade has lomoved the bed
of tulips and in their place theie Is
a nicely m ranged lolloetlon of geran
iums and other etnly blooming plants
of summer.
The Republican Primnries.
Daniel Powell, of Duniiiore, and
Aldeiliiau S. S, Jones, or this elly,
who weie the only opes teglsteiei),
weie elected at tho Uopuhlloan ptl
marie.s held in the Fourth legislative
district on Saturday utleriinoii. Tlieio
was not a gtent deal of intoiest mani
fested thmiighout tlio district, thoie
being no tonteiits for delegates.
Returned to Detioit.
Harry J. Vandomark, tiavellug ms
senger agent for the Queen and Cie.s.
cent route, with liemlriuartcis at Do
tt lot. Mieli., letinned to that elly last
night, after a visit at tho homo of his
p.nents in this i-lty, Mr, Vunilf mink
was iiLcompuulcd heio by his wile and
child.
Sermon to the Veterans.
What was iiiifUPstiouably tlic most
eloquent l tho iniiiy soinions do.
Ilvoied by Rev, M. C Dlliot, pastor of
the Flist CoiiBiegitional chinch, was
his dlsctiiso on Sunday evening to tho
iiiciubei.s or William II, Davis post,
Grand Army of (hu Republic.
Trip to Buffalo.
J. T, Vothlek, the limber men bant,
will leave this evening over the Dile
for Buffalo, wheie liu will spend u
few days on a business trip.
A Visiting Printer.
Mr, Matthews, once a compositor on
Ilia livening- Leader and other Car
buudule pallets, la visiting among his
friends and relatives In this city. Mr.
Matthews Is now employed by one of
the Philadelphia papers.
The Passing Throng.
Miss Nora llealcy Is visiting ftlcnds
In New York.
The Misses llohan, of Olyphiint, nte
the guests of Mln Nellie Km tell.
Mis. James Honey, or tlelmunt stieet,
Is routined to her homo by Illness.
Miss Helen Dathrop spent lite Hub
bath with her mini, Mis. M. 1 Itcvun,
In Hcrantnu.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. H. Myers and son,
Jlexford, and Miss Josle Myers spent
Sunday In Duninoie.
MIsh Mtuno Dougherty, of Dlyplmnt,
was the guest on Sunday of Miss Agnes
Coleman, of Iho West Side.
Miss Grace I'lntlt returned to her
homo In Scranlon today, after u week's
visit with Carbontlnlo flrends.
Miss Cecilia. Kurly, of Seventh ave
nue, has lcturncd from Seranton, after
a pleasant seven weeks' visit.
Miss Mildred Myers bus letinned to
her home nt Mt. Cobb, after two weeks'
visit with her sister In this elty.
T. IT. Jones, one time jitoprletor of
the old Star drug stote In West Seran
ton, was a C'arbondale visitor ester
day. Miss Florence Clark, of Seianton, has
returned home, after being the guest
of Miss Nora O'ttcnrn, ot South Main
avenue.
MI"S Acnes Coleman, of the Woitl
Side, Is home, arter a tdtuit visit with
her cousin, Miss Alice O'Malley, or
Seranton.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfied I.lster and
dnilghter, of Soinnton, spent Sunday
with Mr. DLster's mother, Mis. llunlet
Lister, on Wyoming street.
A. H. Vanderniark and wife, of Cion
Kldge, spent Sunday with the foi mer's
parents, Mr. and Mis. Joslah Vander
maik, on Washington stieet.
The little Misses Clementine nnd Vet -onlea
Gallagher huvo returned to their
liomo In Seranton. aTter a visit at the
home of their grandpaients, Mr. and
Mrs. V. A. I-Jarly, of Seventh n venue.
Mr. mid Mrs. Thomas Huike, of
Onennta, and son, Joseph, of Albany,
nnd daughter. Mis. M. J. Nugent, of
Seranton, spent Sunday as the guests
or Mis. D. D. Kelly, on Woodlawn ave
nue. JERMYN AND MAYHELD.
The annual leception of the Rlessed
Vllgln Sodality was hold In Snoied
He.nt chtiich Sunday evening. The
ihttrch was specially donirated for the
occasion and the altars with the pro
lusion of flowers, potted plants and
illuminated with a gloat number of
candles, piesentod a beautiful appear
ance. Tho spceial hymns weie very
ciedltably sung and showed Ihe e.ne
ful training or Vtoressor Kelly. Itcv.
Father McLaughlin, assistant pi lest
at Olyphant, pleached the senium, in
wliieh he extolled the eeinplmy and
model life or the Hlosscd Viigln and
advised llie society to emulate her
virtues. The sermon made a deep im
pission upon the mngiegatlon.
Twenty-seven postulants weie atter
waul leeoived into the society and
tho service was concluded with bene
diction or the Blessed S-ici anient.
Among the priests present at the In
tel est inpr sci vice weie lie v. Falheis
Walsh, or Foi est City, and Goiman
and Dixon, or Carbondalc.
The Hillside Coal company will paj
the employes or the Glonwood, Kile
unci Keystone collet les to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. Socor and daughter,
of Dunmnie, spent Sunday with Jer
myn friends,
Mr. W. 10. Davis, who H home for
Ills summer vacation fiom the How mil
university., or Washington, D. ('.,
pt cached in the M. K. chin eh Sunday'
evening. His senuoii was veiy lot el
ide and 'he made a good impiesslon
upon the oongiegutlou.
A son was horn on Sunday to Mr.
and Mis. Maynatd, or West Mayflelil.
Mr. and Jits. Ruins, or Thlid stieet,
weie made happy yestenlay over a
similar event.
Mr. William Olivet, or West May
Held, is seriously 111.
Fd. Mason was a Foi est City visitor
Siiuulciy.
Mis. John Solomon, or Main stieet,
spent yesterday in Carbondale.
OLYPHANT.
The news or the death or Miss
Gardner, at her homo In Vlttston jes
teiday niouiing, was leceived at this
phico with deep souovv by her manv
fiiends. Deceased had only been III
about two weeks, By her sweet and
sunny disposition she ondeaied her
self to all who knew her and all will
mouin her untimely death. She was
hoi n in Canada and was i.l yeais old.
for tho past lilt oo yeais she has ic
sided at tl'is place. Resides her par
ents, four biotheis and five sisteis
survive her. The funeral will be held
1'ioni her late home in T'iltston tomor
row iiioinmg at !i o'clock.
A veiy pleasant party was held nt
the home of Mr. and Mts. Joslali
1 Ivans, In Rlakely, last evening, In
honor of tho biithday of Mrs, Kvmis.
Vocal and insti omental solei lions and
other amusements weie enioyed liy
the cutsts. About 11 o'clock leficsh
ments weie served.
Mis. Thomas R. Rrnvvn, of Susque
hanna stieet, was painfully Injured
yesterday afternoon. She was walk
ing"on 1ickawaniia stieet, when she
i lipped on .v banana peel, which had
been tin own on the sidewalk in flout
or D. G, Jones' f limit in (. slnte, and
fell, striking her head against Iho
stone, Sho was removed to her homo
In an unconscious condition. Medical
aid wa.s summoned and sho Is icstlug
easily at this writing.
Mrs. W. J- Gray mid Mis. Cassle
Railey, of Noen, spoilt Sunday with
their sister Mrs. D. c, F.vaus, or Sus
quehanna street,
Tlio bazaar, under the auspices of
tlio Ladles' Aid society or the Rlakely
Primitive Mnthodlst eluiich, was
opened In tho Sweeney building, on
l.itcawkannii street, hist evening. The
attendance was very huge. An In
teresting entPitalnment was given
dining tho evening, Tonight the rol
lovvlug piogianniH will be nnuleied;
Vint song, Rlakelv PilmlUve Metho
dist choir; duet, Mlsse,-. Magm pait
song, Rlakely Vilmltlvo MethodM
el uriii i boil i lecltnflou, Miss I'eail
Giltdlbs; pait song, Rlakily Pilmltlve
Methodist chin eh choir; duet, Mitres
GrUllths; icciiatlon, Miss Helen
Cioeeki: part song, Rlakely Vilmltlvo
Methodist (dun eh choir.
chailes Hvans, of Din yea, was a
caller In town Sunday.
The member or tho Rlakely Whist
club weie delightfully entertained at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs, H. J.
Hull, on Main stieet, last evening.
About twenty couples weie present.
The enteit.iliimeut of the Gland
A I my veterans will be given at the
Father Muthevv opeta Iiohm. this even
ing. Uev, B. F. IlHiiuunnd and Druggist
H, R. Rush have gone tn Tafton,
Wayne tsiunty. on a fishing trip.
Mis. Thomas Vow ell and daughter.
Miss Dlamhe Vowell, will leuvo this
tM$$$$$$$$5$SS$S$$4i
...What Is Malaria?...
MALARIA Is onu uf tlic must subtle nfTectlons with wlileli we
have lo deal. Thotc Is not a hamlet or town In this country In
which malailit Is not round. It Is a peculiar poison eliciilatlng or.
existing In the air, a lesult of vegetable ilccoinuiiHltlon.polsiimJ
einiinallng fiom Hie soil. Us ino'H marked notion Is upon Hio kid
neys and liver, yet It gives ilso lo other cuiupliUntH as well, e.iclt
of which, however, can be tiaccd. piltnailly to the fact that Iho
kidneys anil liver have become diseased.
The piesenee or malaria can be recognized by the fael thnl
theie aie chills or fever, headache, backache, pain In lite loins or
evlreuvlllea, tiweatlllg, Mimellmes pioruso, other Unto hut little
iPinked,
Theie me eases that aie. tenned dumb ague which mo malar
ious In ehmai'lPi, In vvhli h Iheio Is no sweating, uiul ut tarely
any fever, yet a continued niali, n lack of energy and buoyan
cy. In fact a pioslnitlon wliieh completely enervates the sltfTorer,
eatlWug Hied leellngs, head telies, neuialgla. elihligement and
haiilenltig of the liver, and might's disease of tho kidneys.
WARNER'S SAFE CURE WILL CURE ALL FORMSOFMALARIA
t'nllnl s,ir l.r.i jut- nt tlio Wnrlil's
Wniiiin lnr lilt r I ti.it Ion tl Pliinnnnil,
IMniiiry 1.1, l')l.
Wani'l'i! silo I hip ( e ,
Itmlu-ln, S V.
(rnllrini I) Ml" m.v n'luili limn In
lnip I Ml a iliili".il pirwtl itlmi vvliiili
tin ,lvllin did nnl firm itl'li' I" ml
wild. Mv iVlriii tt.n li'iioiinl raid iuii
Imm nf tin- kin ltli pllii mi") mi en
tile limb fnll.mnl. M.v liii.liilnl .nbboil
inn l liv W irnn Sutn run" .is It hut
liclppil liltn vn ininli, .nnl I prninrnl
ii Imlili' I lire in to frrl better In .il'Oiit
f.mr ihvs .in I .illrr tlio srinml lottli" is
ulimif li-nl 1 w.ii pi-rfcllv well uml liivc
luil no Imulilc slim".
Mik. M o I". la hi'.
tp l'ipiilcnl.
1-2 Itiniiln n, Pniviilriifo, I!. I.
Till I' sv"t,- of Will not' Site ( in,, iml fne meilknl ailviie cbcti on appliintinn in
prisin or lo litlu - MINI It's' SVl'l. (till'. ( i.. ltmlicslci, X. .
liiiiinlng lor Wllllamspoit, to vl'll 10
latlves. '
Mis. W. R. .leuMns totutned to her
home 111 llydo I'ai U, arter spondlug
,t week In town.
Miss I.I..lo Tobias, oT South Gib
son Is the guest of Ml.-s .lennlo D.i
is, of Lackawanna stieet.
r. .1. .1. Walsh, of Now 'Yin K. Is the
guest of his sister, Mis. .f. AV. Jor
dan, or Rlakely.
Mr. and Mis.
returned home
tri,).
Mr. and Mis.
Koiett City, aie
William Dewis nave
fiom their wedding
William Hullah. or
pending a Tew days
with Mr. and Mis. .lames Nealon.
J. .1. O'Malley. esq . and .1. H. Dally
11 ic spending a few davs at ttoek
Lake.
Mis- J. F. Jones and chllilien. of
Naiitleoke, aie vlsllltig Mr. and Mis.
T. I. Jones, or Daekavvanna stieet.
The Daily Dllen Venin 111 llebeieii
starr will meet this evening In Swee
ney's hall, at 7 o'clock.
TAYLOR.
The Ninth laid Athletic club will
coniliK I a grand entertainment and
roc ial at Weboi's link fitnnnow even
ing, when the follow ing excellent pro
giaiunic will be lemleted: Vlano se
Icctlou. Miss Maine Stait: vocal solo.
Miss ulweli llowolls; leeilation. MlsS
Molly Snvdcr; dance, Willlani I.ov
ei n; lnsiruiiieiit.il seleetion, Dmaii
a ml Viendcigast; loellatlou, Miss
Rose iJolnir solo, selected, Miss .len
nlo Gavvloy, buck and wing dance,
Noyle and Mangaii, seleetion, lln
zai't iiuaitette: leeltatlon, I.cnli
Dvans; s(,io, Mr. Roach: seleetion,
Ranllelil sisteis: solo. John U. Phil
lips; solo, Arthur Moigans; dame,
Anii.niiv Tiirfv: solo. Miss Nellie
Hinnelt. solectlon, Peekvllle band;
solo, AViUlam Vilce; seleetion, Wat
kins iiiaitetle.
The social and entot taiumenl given
lasi evening at the Klliley Vnion
ehuieh was well pntionlid.
The William Tell Killo club will
hold a giand handieap shooting tnateli
on Decoration Day, May :tO, at Dveily
p.nk giounds The following pil.es
will be awaided: l-'list pi l.e. ?7: see
oud iiilze, 1H: tlilnl piizo, ?": rourlh
pii.e, 1: 11 Tt It piI.o. S:i; sixth mlze,
$J: sevenlli piize, $l.r.n: eighth piie,
$1; ninth piiste, r.n cents. Only orr
liaud shooting allowed. Teleseopo
sights baried out. Some or the best
ilfle .diols in the valley will be pies
enl on the above date. The contest
wll lcoiniuencp'lu llie nu-ining at t.:!0
a. 111. ,
Pioi.iiations are being made In the
vailotis cliuichcs for the rhlldien's
Dav exeielses. Musluil and liletaty
e.e'ieis'-s will be hold and flninl de
col atious will be made.
The Taylor Reds base ball team ate
ttying to'anange with the team fiom
some iietn-by town lor a game 011 the
home giounds on Momoilal Day .
The Women's Chiistian Tenipoianee
league ".-111 meet on Kililay afieinoon
nl t oMeek In tins pallors ol' the
Methodirt Dplsiopal ehutili. wheio
ladles aie eoidlally Invit-d to attend.
Theie will be no special observance
hold heio on Decoiatlon Day. The
usual M011101l.il Day services will he
hold In a number of chinches on that
dav, the T.ivlor I'nloli diiiin eoips
will hold foi Hi their Hist atnuial pic
nic at Weber's p.nk, wheie a. grand
time Is anticipated.
The mngiegatlon 01 me nisi
gtegatlonal chin ill. 'T Ninth Taylor,
aie uiaklut-; piepatatlons to produeo a
cantata In tho near tuture.
Mr. Alilbonv Soliullliois of Dor
rancelowil visited Ills paiellls. Mr.
and Mis lleiny Schullliels. or A est
Tavlor. on Sunday.
I.aekawaliua lodge. No 11... Amerl
1.111 1'iole.nant assoi iatiou. will meet
this evening In iinpoilant session
Mis. Ihnest Riownell. of Diueolli.
llilghls. visited Mends in this pl.u'f
jeslerdav , ,
The Aiehbald culll-iy was compelled
to cease opeialloiis yesleida.v. owing
in lite ialiiageloie Jliavjng biokett.
The Siirinfi l'ever.
is a malady which no 0110 ian escape
at this season or the yar. Tho vital
ity Is usually ovet laved dining tlio
winter mouths, and sptlng finds iho
system all inn down Tlio blood Is
thinned and Inipuio. The kidneys and
liver aie inactive lesulting in a loss
of eiietgy and iipp-tlto. and a de
iiiugeineiit of the nerves. Dlelny's
Coleiy Neive iMiiipiuinil will piulfy
jour "blood, tone up your nerves, nnd
leave ou led ug fiesli and ouergetlc,
Sold by Matthews Rios,
pmcEBunfi.
Missis Vannle and Saiah f'ooper, of
Olyijiiaut, spent Sunday with Mls
Saia'li Ann l'ooer, or Allan slieet.
.Mr. Amos llump'ct and his slsier.
Nellie, sieut Hiiudiiy with fi lends In
Jeiinyn.
Mis. Vilest, of Rlakely, sient Sun
day with her mother, Mis. Kuupp, of
Main licet.
Mis. Wilson, of Maple stieet, spent
Monday with her titter, Mis. Cole
man, uf Olyphant.
Mis. Ruckiod, ot Dickson, spout
yestenlay with fi lends licit.
A paity of young git Is held a bain
paity In Dlcy's bam Monday after-
ntlirp litaml Srrrrl.irj, (ii.tml l.mlitP Nn.
!!, rir.nnl I'nltnl Dnlor flilil l'rlln
-l.inu.iry 111, IDOL
WJtnft's Safe Cure ("..
llniliMlei, . Y.
fifiillenipin -I line been Irnnlilnl vvllh
niilnrlil four (mil ImllireMlun fr lo
misniii uml lairw not vilieic I" llnil re
lief until niv Rnml itoi lnr told me
In- Wiinor'-i Sjf,. fine. I Invo neier
pbeii .1 le.tlinniiial liefmi lint 1 luenk llie
i, ili. Iii.ni.c I fniiml llili mriliilne of
such tupiiliir mull arid It ntliirrtril mn ti
,i irniiiit uml listitiR nire In my ej-e
Hut I liel It niv ilnly In .! Ilii". tlilnk.
lug imliips i.oina ime tv nuy be niilbi--lnr'
in tin- Mint; v.iy nml will lie .13 glul
In know of 11 cine as I lu.
Yonis vuj tinb. .1.11. S. Willi inn
1 i Mini Sri ni m, ti IT. O O. I'.
en Hiiinlw iv, llnom 111, New utk City.
BANJJNG
iti. pout or iin: (ONtniiiivor Tin;
SCRANTON SAVINGS BANK
of s'lunlon, n. IJO nnH 1i Wvnmlntt menue,
1 ukiw.ini inimlv, l'.i., at tin! tloo of luisincs
.M.ij l!T', ''ill:
111X11 VS.
i'.i-li on liiml S'.IV.T'
I links .mil other li-1i linns 7.1!'. 17
Due fimn oilier lnnks ami lnnkeri .. -I l.eifl 2-
I.n'iH nml ilw mints 1,iHiJ,20j Ul
Iniistimnt "-cLiirltlis ovvneil,, vl:
'-loiks, liomls etc Sl,0iV,l !2 m
.MmlC.ices 1 l.fl" J 1
i,o::,7nt s-j
Hi il evlite, fiirnltiiie ami flvtmei.... .'0,000 fl
Dvnilr.ifH ;'7 -)7
Mlscell lneom aets .'i.rt.'il
Tolih in,,8ll M
i.iniMru.s.
rjiniii fiwk pmi in $ lon.noonn
suipins rnml uoo.owm
I'mlliiileit pniflt'!, less expen.es .iml
t.11Sp.ini 33,771 3!
Deposits. Milijcit to
ilif.k TW.sC-i St
l)e.o.is. tpeud l,S72,9l 23
linn' 1 erlitK.itis of de-
liosits 2,17000
fcrtiflnl checks 1.P00 10
2,07 l,n".n 21
Due tn banks 1,013 01
Totals S-2.t0S.Stl fin
Mite of num-'li mil, eoiinty nf Lackawanna,
ss :
I, if. ('. Pliafrr, c-nliter of Ihe abnvc-nameil
roinp.iii.v, do snleinnb' swear that the -ibnvi.
Miicinetit is Inic to the best ot my knowlciigo
anil hellef.
(Mgncii) if. c SiHAvr.n.
Cahier.
Siilornheil ami 6ntn to hclore me this 27th
1l.1v nf Mil, 1101.
' (signeil" HMtrtV O. miYXOUlS.
Notary rnblic.
Correct Attest: (Sicneil)
I'. I.. I'i:CK.
1'. l. f-PUNCKU,
w i. r. Kii'.sr.b,
Dlrcetors
ItlU'OllT OF Till'. CO.NDITIOH OF
DimeDepositand Discount Bank
n! nraiiloii, cottier Wjoinin aienuo anil Hpruee
tr(t. cf l.-iikivv-jiiiit totuity. Pet nsjlvann, at
tlm ilose uf liiLsines-vJ. VI iv '.', 10OI:
ltl'.sOintC l.
CaJi on h.iinl ."0,17 ."i
I heiks .iml other .i-.li items -l.lsl 111
Due- trout lnnks ami Iiankcis IsynS !"
I u.iiis anil ili-cniinls 1.0JI J')j IS
liiwaiiitnt tenuities ownnl, mz:
II0111N, ete 4ffi,,0f! 50
Ileal esintc, fiiinitntc and flvtinca.. S1.000 111)
Owrih.ifw "I '"
$1,000,561 00
T,iAniUTn:s.
aini.il t."k pilil m "! ino.nnoini
siitplns fiiml lOU.OiWDO
Ltiilinilcil ptolits, les rvpensn anil
lives pod 3J,539 72
Pepo-iits, subject to
dick l,hJ2,2C6 55
Dcininil tcitifUatcs of de
posits ss;o.11
Dipobilii, banks ."0,2JS 17
l,fW7,.UI .17
l,000,Sti 01
ellto of lVnii'.iliatili, rnunly of Lickawanna.
ss :
I. II 0. Dunham, (.ishier of the ahnvcmmrd
eninpiiii, ilo eoleinnlv fwe.11 that tho ahnn
nt.itniieiit is tine to the best of my knowlcds
and belief.
(siinieih ' II, fi. DUMIM.
'.ishier
ttih-i ribril and cworn lo licfmc me till-, twenty,
sivenih di ot .Mi', Jli'l.
IMKiied) AMtOV V niiwnt,
.Notiri' Public,
Conn I - Mlesl
iMgiiciij .ivmi-s vv. :mim:v.
sninMOV cm DsMlllI,
ll Will M'HL'hs,
Directors
iii:i'iii;r of nir; iomhi'iov of ihi:
CQuniv sovrnrjs Bank nn-i Trust fo.
of suiiiimi, No .71(1 Spiinn St , of lukawann
iiiniin. I'liinsjbinli, al tlio ilo.e of liusinCM
.VUi .'.', t'M.
ltPMil itl'i:-'.
.1-.I1 on liiml ? '''."'! "
I huks and i.lhrr (.ih ilemi I I.iWI -M
I from bads. mil bn.l.111 r.'l.l7 1
leans and di-ioiinls Co.'.laO 71
Invrnlinini.-. n null Irs imiied, i:
sik-, llonib, (le tl'iS.1,11 si
.Mollij.e.s lUMJii S)
-. Si-.W 7
Itcil est ile, (mniliire and fuliiics ,, fil,;.:'i n'
ilnrdi.ifls li'l'
Mi-nil meoin .1 Mis, lrnniic nniin. .ii.l'.'n
1..UI ?I,9,DI 70
I.IMIII.iril.S.
1 aplnl Ktnik piid in ? ino.mo nn
siuplm 1 1 inoio no
1 mlblilril piolilf, Icns rvprtisrs ami
lives piid .V),0:j 'it
IKpuMl-, Milijci I to 1 heck s not, 'i in
11. p.'.-ll, t-. 1 ! il l,iis.',o:i in
Deniind mttlii.ilrs of do-
pMto , t.V.1 ."it
I'rilltidl ildki 'J.IVI H
.-rl,TS,0?0 'I
I'.i.hfrio (links (iiiUlnndini; 77 10
lliiidiiidi iinpiii) , , 2ii)
Told "i'JiUM ,0
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mi 11I lo true In tlio hot of 111.1 knwIcUo .11 r)
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Sul.Milln.l and wum to before me llib ill
(III of Mj, I'hii.
Viniiiln.loii ivplira April t-"tli. 1nnl.
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V. V. HM.I.sll Ml.
Pauiots.
noon. Among thoso puvent weio:
Tcsslo wound. rio.,sle Weiland,
.'iijiiio Moore, lleaiileo Weiland, Ai
nu Dluy, I'ota Dli'v, Klla Hies, Haiah
Mlllhaiu. I'alar Heager. .lennlo no
111.1 11. I Mil. 1 fatter, 1. eland Mcl.aiu,
I'umIii Itelinle. I'loience Dley, Mollln
SOiinldt. Helen' tiiiilth. Mabel Dleiks,
l.ulu and (ieitie Dies, (In tie MeLaiu,
A1111I0 liuekioil, Jloulali lillllln. Do
freshineniR weie served and a good
time was enjoyed y all.