Sewickley Herald

              Vol. V
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SEWICKLEY. PA., SATURDAY, AUGUST 31,
1907
No. I
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FAIR
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A Tremendous  Time at the  Y.   M.
; (grounds Next Month.
Tuesday and Wednesday, .Sep-*
temb.er.,17th: ^hd; j:ath, 1907, will
v be riktable days ai^^lhe history of
^OTF^dbne b^'wbipe.ri .of this Val-
*|ll^lor^i?H%^: hospital, and for
Ihe.hosts^ho will attend the Se-
'wickley Vape^ .Hospital Gountry
: Faii TJaTsrwill be open from 2 to
■J^s^jjl^afid'wil^ be given under
~~~ of ■ ^hese organiza-
|jprhejh's, Auxiliary,, the
"^lm^^^^^»c|ety, the Got Club,
t3^fi'e]'.§iJ§.:B/."The latter is a
id df eight jsmall girts.   What
• tn^-initial^ st^ndfor Js a secret.
,irh|^ ftbjecfs i^ieiv* may be thus
hummed up: doVGlub will work
specially for the-biiilding fund of
■-tTtJi^s^'ttoaj^||g|l''^here conta-
■■» gious. disorders' wlfl;^e cared for.
The Auxiliary &,Mwr funds for
■ gfenei:ah4^q.$git-al| 'Pwy&*8;   the
EnteiWticy iocjiety/^gips for the
';-be¥t fcir the' RftcIwfSl^Ward, and
O.       Pi.
rtqk Gi.Cl B. bandjwiH|t6.il forthe
bchilp^rio/8 sots. jThkiSmportant
r Jf|.aturKlsupper and lin ||re4m, will
»lpoifcd after by Mrs fE' George,
IJjjjfc£[.JH., T^tev JiV, anftj Mrs. j. R
tttijra?/ ,W^o; are ['general, chair-
.„„ T.lif||jf:of the fair jgMs in charge.
i ^fef^verages wilf-W served by
erg^ncy Socu^^Mtes <Mar-
'Adai'r,. ehaJMH^atad.- the
Goose will* .Jay-Cinder sup-
-1 ^ijMriBs
^flbi* or l®i|> MriBs  Black.
B., chapdMnjejl byl*Mrs.
Ke^wHl hanteMe candy
^ahd.'.d&kA  b^oth.   mi-
l^(lunnJngh\m i&Drpsn)*
^Harriet
fraffiflMiss
MutA KerL':is [ipeojra^ary and
m&oWMQ*
Country Store, where anything
from a clothes pin to a fine lace,
or an anchor, can be had, will be
conducted by Mrs. Gharles Adams
and Miss Glara Little. A bear pen,
or pit, will contain nice bears, and
be guarded by. Mrs. W. D. Henry
and Miss F. Nevin. The pony
ride department and parade, is to
be conducted by Mrs.. J. C. Ghaplin. Silhouettes are to be cut by
Miss Gertrude Scott, and peanut
and popcorn distributions go on
under Mrs. Frederick Way's charge.
Side shows will be plentyand very
attractive, and be managed by Mrs.
Alexahdej|^Hays. Gin Wednesday
there\ypilf%e field sports from 3 to*
5 p. m;. under A. H. Diehl's charge.
Tuesday afternoon open air vaudeville takes place in front of the
grandstand,, and Cinematograph
shows in the gymnasium during
day and in front of the grandstand-
in evenings.
Mr. George Gundelfinger is to
present his musical comedy, "Adventures of Jack," in the evenings,
on a miniature stage in the gymnasium, with the same cast as
appeared at the author's home in
July last. It is, strictly speaking,
a juvenile cast. Reserved seats
for this attraction will soon be for
sale at Walker's drug store. The
admission is 25centSAfor each of
the three scenes. The general ar-
rangemnnt committee of the
Country Fair is, honorary members,
Mrs. George A; Gormly and Mrs.
A. B. Starr; chairman, Mrs. George
_^ Rose; secretary, -;Miss. Lucy
l^afeg;"* treasurer, *MJfc ri, 'M.
iRichara^pn; illuminator; 'Gilbert A.
Tennis Tournament.
- The drawings for the Annual
Tennis Tournament of the Young
Men's Ghristian Association have
been posted on their bulletin board,
and all contestants are requested
to be on hand to play their matches
to-day at 2 p. m., or as soon thereT
atter as possible.: The drawings
for the consolation tournament will
be made as soon as the second
round is completed in both singles
and doubles:
This tournament, will be continued on Labor day, and all friends of
the players, or those interested in
the. game are cordialljr invited to
witness the matches. There will
also be two base ball games on
Labor Day; between the Our Boys,
of Ambridge, and the Y. M. G. A.
Second Team. The Our Bqys
Team have played one very interesting game with us already, and
two. warm contests may be expected. The first game will commence
at. 10 a. m. and the second at 5
p. m."
To the Hospital.
Friday afternoon a young woman,
employed at the residence of Mrs.
Mathers, 800- Nevin avenue, was
so ill with fever as to require sending herto the hospital. On Thursday a young Polish woman, residing
on the same avenue, was sent to
the hospital. Hers is not a serious
case.   Her name is Possoji.
Library Re-opens Monday.
The Sewickley Public Library
will re-open Monday, September 2,
resuming its winter schedule of
hours—9 a. m. to 6 p. m., and 7 p.
m. to 9 p. "hi.
Stork Again.*
Sunday last the stork came to
the home, of Andrew" Ballmoos, of
CehteftniaVavenue, and left a, girl
Interesting Reunion.
Once more the old veterans of
the Sixty-Third Regiment paid al-
legience to the Red Diamond, or
"Karney patch," as they lovingly
term it, at the annual reunion of
the regiment held last Thursday at
Garrick, Pa. A perfect day afforded opportunity for an out-door
affair which was-held in the orchard
in the rear of Point View hotel.
The morning was occupied with
•the business. of the association,
while the afternoon was given oyer
to the social program of the day.
The election resulted in the following list of. officers for the ensuing year: President, Samuel E.
Moore; vice-president, G. G. Fawcett; secretary and treasurer, Gilbert A. Hays; assistant secretary,
Alexander Hays; executive committee, Go. A—Eli Dowler, Jesse
Morris;. Go. B—Edward E. Saint,
Edward E. McGorkle; Go. G—R.
B. McDanel, W. H. Fetter; Go. D—
Robert Fowler, Robert McAdams;
Co. E—W. H. Magill, John S.
Hunter; Co. F—David Shields,
Peter O'Neil; Co. G—J. M. Thomas,
W. R. Nicholson; Go. H—Thomas
Kirk, William R. Martin; Go. I—
Alexander H. Foster, Joseph Evans;
Go. K—George B. Chalmers, Robert
Orr.
One of the most interesting^
features of the meeting was' the
presence of a drum corps made up
from surviving members of the
band, who did service during the
war. Old tunes were played, the
band marching from the end of the
car line to the hotel, and back, and
rendering music at various times
during the day, to the delight and
applause of the old soldiers. Prof.
James S. Gray served as drum.
major, the veterans being W. H*
Fetter, William T. Priest, Lyman,
Priest and T. F. Johnston.
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