The Ambler Gazette 19021113

              vot xx.-no 47 amdlkli pa xoviimhkh gazette li)o2 81.25 a year hot time at penllyn sheriff larzelere almost meets match his condition lti'i|iiin ilio shirlll of tin county ami n horoiiarli olllner to r«*cn » l.ii iih llmsv kliii-y nf tin si nlgglf wi ii - from a safe viewpoint sheriff larzelere of montgomery county tuesday afternoon at penllyn figured in what he styles as the warm est affair ho iirb over experienced a political contest lacks of comparison the power nf his office nnd the arm of the county were frustrated fora time by the combined efforts of lorenz bet tiiyand wife of penllyn the storv briefly is aa follows somo time ago mr frederick wink of fort washington gave bettay nn old gray horflo which tho latter was to afford a ood home in its declining years a ew days ago the horse ran a nail in its foot and it is alleged that bettay after saturating the wound with turpentine set it in fire and it is claimed burned the foot of the animal . mr wink on hearing of the treat ment made a claim for the animal which was refused he determined to secure the horse at all hazards and put it out of its misery so he appealed to the sheriff tuesday afternoon mr larzelere and mr wink drove up to penllyn and attempted to remove the horse but they were given a warm re ception by bettay and his wife both of whom fought strenuously and in the fracas both were handled rather rough ly for the sheriff and mr wink are each large and powerful men however the stout resistance put forth resulted in a temporary victory as the sheriff anil mr wink in lien of either warrants or weapons retired to ambler for reinforcements borough oflicer boileau then accompanied them and the three succeeded in securing the horae bettry and his wife having by this time decided to give up the animal without further delay the horse was killed on request of mr wink the former owner previous to this outbreak officer boileau had had some business deal ings with bettay and his wife for he had gone to penllyn to recover a cow for the payment of which bettay it js alleged had failed to live up to his agreement when the officer made a claim for the an-imai bettay met him it is claimed with a pitchfork and the woman amply backed up her husband in a tirade of words which mr boileau says were more forcible than elegant in the face of this proposition and be ing without either reinforcements a warrant or a weapon mr boileau re spectfully withdrew the experience of the sheriff thero fore afforded the ambler officer much amueement although the actual en counter it is said was decidedly warm ' exciting for irrrosty day lansdau a baptism of two nrre took place in ' ) baptist church on sunday ev obituary st8an \. lke1iom , .. a widow of dr i'.dvvin c leedom died nt li*»r rtiidence t ply mouth meeting thursday aged ml years she imd been in feeble health for near ly a year having benn for a short time last summer a boarder at tho friends home norristown the husband of tho deceased wns the eon of i r joseph leedom who success fully practiced bis profession nt ply mouth meeting for 42 years until his death in 1864 lulis i wife of david ii mulvnnv and sarah anna wife of thomas p knox both long since de ceased were fiistors of dr edwin 0 leedom the children of dr kdwin anil susan lnkens leedom were howard dr oscar joseph dnfllel m a resident of ambler and fiiinklin deceased was n member of the well known lukens family of plymouth meeting 8he was a member of the society of friends funeral saturday at friends mewing house plymouth interment in burying ground adjoining mrs john r sloyek sophia wife f john r sloyer died at her home near springtown bucks county on nov 2 of old age aged so years eight months and 14 days she is survived by her husband john r sloyer to whom she was married 54 years ago four sons and four daughters john a of springfield township thomas s.,of olonside philip residing at home jacob h of springtown mrs albert mi her of sprinstown mrs william kressman of i\ockamixon township mrs oliver young of phillipsburg s j and mrs james frederick of catasauqua also by one brother joseph emery of near hellertown and one sister mrs jonas reichard of allentown 18 grand children also survive deceased was a member of the reformed conaregation at old williams mary ann miller mary a wife of the late william miller of north wales died wednes day af ternoon nt the home of her son in-law george h wetmore 2150 north 30th street philadelphia after an ill ness of several months aged 08 years her husband died hour years ago she was born in philadelphia and her maiden name was kurtz she is sur vived by one daughter and a son — linie wife of george h wetmore and wil liam who resided with her a son died when quite young and a daughter mrs hunsicker died several years ago in colorado the body however was brought east for burial and lies in the family burial plot in the lutheran cemetery the funeral of mrs miller was belli friday evening in philadel phia the body was taken to north for burial saturday morning a bare treat mr ffank heney gardner and miss clara vincent supported by a strong compafiy of metropolitan players will the tlw local plav appear thank in a thl finisl house frnoon and evening 5f canaille i treat to see these rtistuirftsunias masterpiece panydfirry their ovy,n orches c and we_are proin tionof school j-aumpm pi id lectn the coming winter the first event is a concert on nov 19 the new krupp brass and iron foun dry will employ 50 hands it now gives work to 22 the foundation walls are j being laid in north lansdale near the present cox stove foundry this will he half a mile south of its present loca tion in hatseld township it will be finished weather permitting by jan uary , the new trolley car barn about a mile north of the town ih under roof and . nearing completion -- esquire hoot ran 82 ahead of his ticket in his home township of upper gwynedd where he had 122 majority he ran 26 ahead in lansdale all the fame,"his opponent groff made it up in some of the upper townships so that hoot's gain in his home districts do not appear in the vote of the whole county lansdale cast hoc votes at the recent election it gave wanger 158 majority but eo many republican voted for pattieon that pennypacker had but ji majority architect m b bean of this place has niade a gasoline motor to go on his bicycle and thun now'hasa motor n heel much cheaper than he could buy one a rectory is likely to be bailt bv the j.ansdale episcopalians next spring ad joining their church on broad street all the lansdale dealers are now bup plieil with hard coal chestnut goes oh like hot cakes for 6 75 for 2240 pounds jeremiah reinhart has resigned car rying the mail over the upper gwyn edd-worcester route raymond whio taken his place . the ftjueral of mrs catharine heinly took place on thursday and her burial was at the hilltown reformed church she was a native of franconia herjarnilv name being sholl her hus band died in lansdale about five years ago,and whose name wbb cornelius son wot isaac heinly of hilltown the deceased leaves children norman alice and ida wife of maurice llendricks all of lansdale revival services continue in the methodist church the present week owt mm margaret kappliua become the tollluker ut the u wyueild station tuni|>ikt gate blie came li'iui l'h in'ii.th uiwii-lnp in formerly hml till bate at peulljn hhe biiceeeun daniel sands re cently deceased it is suid m rabbit were shot in the thicket ol luliii mmiin near blue bell ouihe first day ul the ni'iim n dr h a hfikiklu mid family are spending m'iiic iiniv ut willhiui penn luu peudiiik eoue allcibtioiih in their borne near h]>rliikluiuse mr unil bin miiiii»nii f atlantic city me tiil<i'i"k t tlii iuu mrs ul|i:liti'r mr unii mm sliell'y unil k l lvuiwk arc aluo ut hie inn (; ii llouiiuiont lius ii'lunit'il tn liw city btiuie w y suiiiwi l.iimi'ti.ibfl i rinluii it ¦ ¦' f»r the u inter broad axe john median jr has been kept busy hauling the past summer having all he can attend to harry a mover is suffering with a heavy cold edward a ruby of ambler visited here on sunday d l crater of xarclssa has opened a milk route through our village albert knapperhas been making additional improvements to his greenhouse harry gibbins visited la philadelphia satur day c w bergncr has placed his coachman in the harper nice house for the winter mr w h shelmerdine has stocked his farm with guernsey cows under charge of ellis mac laughliri farmer james h horn jr attended services in pros pectville methodist church sunday morning and listened to an excellent address by mr rode mkh of jarrettown the choir rendered sev eral fine selections charles deprefoutalne jr of blue bell.visi'.ed here on saturday georee w helllnks has bought a new horbe rabbits are veiy plentiful heie our sportsmen are constantly bringing them in our residents attended the funeral of francis si'lilater on thursday from his late residence here al camburn has taken a position iu the amb blorchemscal works mr algernon roberts who was elected to the state seuatort>hlp is a cuusin to mr e t price one of spotswood dairy wagons was run into by a trolley car last friday at chestnut hill but no damage wan done killed at sociable miss seiple of liinsdate invited some friends to gather at her home un thursday evening annum the number wax one of her admirers na than pfieger a youne man of about i3 veare the merry party were enjoying themselves in asocial vay when a dark tragedy broke up the pleasure of the evening mr prleger was engaged in conversation with miss seiple pllerer told the young lady that he was about to shoot himself and if she had any thing to say she should hay it now thinking he wusfooliug,miss belple made light of it and ban tered him to proceed the next instant pilegei pulled from his pocket a loaded revolver and sent a bullet crushing through bin brain he fell to the floor dead the social was broken up and u deep gloom overspread the company it iseakl that prleger was a rejected lover and determincl to take ills life to enu his troubles willow grove hot water healing apparatus is being placed in i ir frank wutminv fine new house it is ex pected the building will bu ready for occupancy about the lirst of the year walter steever a motormad is on a lodays leave of absence mrs lewis tomlinson has returned homeafur spending borne time witli her parents at ken ulna miss i . i .• .• ii harry 1h iwum filling her position us teacher at our school after uu illuese of several miss florence umiirm has issued invitations for a birthday party this wednesday evening at her home un trie untboro pike 11 irkiuauhus moved iniiii newport'h house corner of duvlsvllle roud and uerniantowu pike to norluun iuibh'8 house on lluvisvlllu road hugh mullen and duuichters have retuxm'd u their i'liiladelphla home after having inmrdci during the buminer and fall with misti m alexander on the lloylotitown pike thouaab.i.i'nniinl and family nuv moved from their oourjtry borne to i'luludi'lphlu mr ucm iim ii iui>;t v iiiiitt>tr<t in 1 1 ic wholtsusc li'utbi-i bi biuinai the pj*t kirppowd tn iiavc lj*en molvii fron i lui'li v bhreaploil last wick ir found m ihv kiirm'iit ilui-i just lie tons the ruul i tlu shot his hand off harles fillman meets with serious accident ri'|»tr«h to on out hunting wli.n inn if arrlllplltllmv • mil iiiit l'.'.i i|:i iil linn mi nlrlit flnnil ainpiitntlon n«r«m«ry l'n tlrnt nnw lining well charles fillman of com point was painfully injured friday morning hy the accidental discharge of a gun his ight hand was so seriously mangled by the load thnl amputation was necessary tho injured man is about •_'() years of age and is employed us operator on the trenton cut-oil railroad friday he intended ipehdlng on a hunting trip nround the country and hnd gone to thfl home of charles warner nt hrond axe i\a he was going down the porch he lipped two loaded sheila into the ireech loading gun on going down the flteps the gun in some way slipped striking the trigger on the step nnd dis charging the load through inn right hand the wound wan an ntrlv one and the member was considerably mangled dr i w shelly of ambler was sum moned nnd the hand was amputated nt the wrist leaving the thumb the in jured man wns removed to bis home on saturday and is doing as well as mny be expected 	 hiiro hii the well known entertainer will in fll tho ambler opern house this satunllir cvonina as the rennd of the vinti'i f public tiimhi nun i nf enter tii'kft nr now on pflle ht it li»s well been said tlw biniils of mnro ire at once the imnds nf a iniwi three tuns thomas gamble is husking 10 acres of the finest corn in the township the stalks measure 13 feet there are a dozen rows on every ear and two ears on every stalk a marriage license has been issued w n garner and martha napper mrs harvey godshalk spent three days last week in doylesr.own harold householder has resigned his position at w atkinson's to learn the trade of hntter at stetson's he will board in olney mr c brognn and family spent thursdav in philadelphia mr and mrs nelson b koyser en tertained mr and mrs adolfo perez on sunday and on monday miss addie fisher and mr william miller were visit ine at the same home mrs nelson 15 keyser was on a busi ness trip to the city on monday samuel f tibben nnd 0 b are planting a number of fruit and oi namental trees charles willard has reshingled tbj roof on george b shaffer's house g john rodemich is building a tenant house on the barlow place the dwelling on the xeal property has been recently p.iinted frank houpt is home sixain from hit vi ti h p x t a trip he reports game scares in carbon county fred riley of branchtown spl saturday hunting for rabbits in t vicinity robbie smith is clerking for a gh mantown grocer mar chin niiikicifln an<l a painter alon all three linrs tiis entertainment is re mniid in«inal and slrictly modern msro's al)ility as a musician enables him to present a musical program of delightful variety appealing to every one who loves the nia;,'i"al intluence of harmony he performs his slisjht of-hanil experiments with raptivating ease while his skill in the art of shad ovv£ra]iliy is nnsurpussed the lmge pictflri ¦ drawn by him in full colors of nature on ins revolving easel ire indeed an exhibition of ait and dexterity north wiili'i heelmer it sons of r.anedale are putting cine of their sectional walled in heatini boilers in the basement of wil liam f mccracker's department stoie for the owner j fennel merger i.anab rcbeka lodge xo 133 i 0 o k will make a fraternal visit to yeld lodge at consliohockeii on fridav evening going by trolley via wheel pump and h illcrest avenue leaving by 8 10 p ni trolley from washington ave hium ben . irlan church 	 town on thursday evening at 8 o'clock assi 	 by frank n oglesby mus boch tenor soloist of philadelphia mrs a e fretz of sellereville visited with her parents mr and mrs t j kile last week the late erank schlater of broad axe was buried in boehm's cemetery thursday afternoon mr and mrs wm <;. moore visited frlendb in abratns on suuday mr and mrs william g.taylor have returned from their wedding trip and are now in our vil lage w deprefontai»e and family intend moving to norristown in the near future j harold hoover has returned to his position as clerk in c deprefontaine's store miss elizabeth mcdowell of media ylslted with miss alice conard last week walter bright is making repairs to his build ings and properlv the whitpaln literary society will meet at the home of mrs wilmer whittoek on saturday evening au especially intesestink program has been arranged foi the occasion mr and mrs clifford bernhard are now living at s126 bouvler street tloga i'enllvn the people of penllyn showed their apprecia tion of mr edward b phillips sunday evening by coming out to liear him prench he will preach again uext sunday evening at 7.:.0 all welcome mrs william drayton ani family returned to their philadflnhia home on tuesday charles e lugei-soll and family will go to philadelphia for the winter this wednesday mrs vaux mrs phut and miss emily vaux will leave tills friday to spend the winter abroad mr harry markoe jr left last week to re sume his duties in j plerpont morgan's new york office his vacation was rather a costly one as he lost a gold watch but offers a liberal reward for its return li f.macdouald and family will return to their city homethi8 week l v davis yard is busy with coal orders carb o chestnnt and egg have been sold one car ol chestnut arrived monday and wns all sold by tuesday eveuiug he expects a larger supply shortly unclaimed letters leniaiu in this oftiee for i mi li l t»u teniiiniih a special ineetini of town council was held on monday evening to con sider street matters in connection the completion of the trolley line on pennsylvania and washington avenues taylor and biisineec of importance about the bridge solomon weaver superintendent of jupo allentown paving and construction company was in town on tuesday at tend ing to settlements concerning the construction of the bridge piers his majiv friends wen glad to greet him ft rim alarm was sounded on fri y afternoon caused by a slight fire lira tenement belonging to john horer on east montgomery avenue the tire department was promptly on hand and n subdued the flames the damages 11 not amount to over a few hundred dollars tim cause was tin over-heated jjoke flue in the kitchen • the borough authorities have called l ae attention of the philadelphia & le ! valley traction company jo their trftb couliplbt6;t»:~num;68f of street icjprovenients and after going for the company with a sharp stick the officials have ordered the work to be done forth with general superintendent harris of al lentonn was in town on tuesday in specting the new bridge and improve ment along the trolley line we learn that the reading railway company promises some additional trainb for pur town and some ohuigeb in rates of fare to compete with the trolley who have taken quite a bit of their shopping travel away from them a new dodge to save fare and make good time to the city by frequent riders is to buy a 2li-trip ticket from ambler to philadelphia and use the trolley from points above to ambler making a con siderable saving and avoiding the slow time schedule down germantown ave nue a young man by the name of gal lagher came down from allentown to work on the trolley bridge on monday evening and 15 minutes afte r be went to work on the job a derrick fell on him breaking a leg in two places he was immediately sent to the hospital the two monster iron beams again span the reading railroad at pennsyl vania avenue st peter's lutheran church gave their new paetor rev schenk a reception will collect pole tax ambler council to avail itself nf this revenue j«ni ii s blnptnjrad m adiiltlomil e mrs fannie simmons ieor mllespl miss iirat>er william ellis taylor n this ee for mini angeline lupnach hilda sweution mrs a r robbius miss fiuiuic sprtuklioime theodore fleck and wifo.of 1'huadeiphiu have been visiting their eon harry a and family for a few weeks miss a w foulke has ' returned to liuden lodge after spending the summer in catskill mountains n y mrs charles landenberger and children are sending some time with relatives in philudel phla 0 f fox and iwusehold removed to hi city residence thin week j i fesiulru and family removed from tbia place to ambler where mr fesmire lias purchas ed a house and lot mrs mable morton of uermautowu upeiit several days of lust week with her parcuui mr and mm frank morton ieorge kleger and family removed to their city in iiiii'iui i ur-ii.i v last the hprlugbuuse union sunday echoo will give a supper together with other aniusemeutu on wednesday evening nov 2ti iu odd fellows hall miss katharine nm and mr thomuh bk'diuun were united iu uiurriuke last weduegduy uoou in bt anthony's church ambler luiuicdiutcly ulter the cereinuuy tlujy departed for new york on a two-week's honeymoon i'pou their return they will reside near gwynedd unclaimed letter remain iu the pohtofllco for allie myrea a k suildner k k bright ii all drew hlicrtiin ottu album julia bret and e uugm pqltal hood's pills cure ltvvr ilia mi lousnesn indigestion headache v to take easy lli>rmi|r.li onli'i-r nt — i 1 . i of «¦¦'> lvr miiiithj^hre hiiii|iiih v ordered to 1'nr rlime new fire hoir nthnr llilnlnra a 8p"cinl meeting of ambler botuuuh council wa held monday even i os in he r:-;tnlnr plaoo of in ret ing nnd all the members were present thorn being a vacnncv in the second w.itd mr ciim iiinn having resigned the rnaetlng ind been called for the purpose of con idering the proposrd oriiinnnce no 07 and 88 ti'iil moh other bnnioesr as might nine up by unanimous cotibent on motion of r biictihnan amt'sconii hy mr davis action on the ordinances wps ndlflnitely pestponed rml the genotiil ilor of boslneil1 naa tnkon up mr buchunfld tit the finance idin mittec reported the exonerations as presented by the tax colbctor and re commended the persons be exonerated which wan passed mr buchanan of the highway com mittee reported a follows work on south main street pronrpsslng very satisfactorily wnrkrin npenliikof jlnplc street commenced the committee went over the sit uation on north mnln street with montgomery evans solicitor or the heading railroad in ref erencetothe mistake in building the subway ami agreed that the bornuph would complete its work when the heading railroad compiled with the following demands the reading railroad to have a jury appointed at their expeuse to va cate and reluy the rond as laid out boginiiiiik at the present terminus ueilt's old mill roud and main street thence trom sairl point to the junc tion of the proposed road with oali street in whitpaln township this is rendered necessary by reason of the factthatsaid heading railroad company in constructing the subwav placed same some 20 feet out of its proper position we further recommend that said railroad companv be at the expense of an arch bridge and all ap proaches over rose valley creek likewise made necessary by errorof said company all to be built under the supervision of the highway com mittee mr davis of the light committee reported he bad ordered three ti"w lights as per instructions from council but they bad not yet been placed he reported ii petition for a light on the boardwalk nt rosemary avenue and spring garden street and council in structed the committee to act mr walmsley of the fire committee reported the engines had been tested and found to be in good condition he had secured wood for the company's use and recommended the need of ooo feet of new lire hose he said the use of soft coal in mflny homes might lend to tires and he strongly urged the best and most thorough equipment possible for the company mr walmrley also recommended a janitor for trie fire building mr aonff of the law and order com mittee reported that numerous com plaints had arisen : respecting depreda tionb of thieves on the outskirts of the toroujib and be strongly urged addition al police protection on account nf the wide territoiy necessary for one oliicer to cover mr scott was appointed on the rinili ing committee to till the vacancy caus ed by mr cambnrn's resignation the trea.surer reported ft balance of 2411.21 on hand nov 3 bills were " and ordertd paid amounting to tjnder new business mr acuff pre sented a resolution in view of the nu merous complaints respecting robberies and because of the area and location of houses in the town an additional borough oflicer be employed seconded by mr knight and passed mr aeuft then suggested that james r stevens be employed as the addi tional borough oflicer and afterwards put it into regular form naming the salary a8 50 per month seconded by mr buchanan and piissed same to take effect on nov 11 mr buchanan presented a resolution that the clerk ot council notify the ambler electric light company the delaware & atlantic telephone com pany the ambler telephone company the philadelphia & lehigb valley trac tion company and other companies hav ing wooden poles within the boroneh that the tax of 1 for each pole would be collected by the borough i accord ance with ordinance no co and that flmu-towu mrs george endy died on sunday morning thomas ii weiss lately of this place visited his parents sunday accompanied by his bride to meet them were mr knihiiuel e weiss and family of liroatl ane and mrs groves of ambler the residents of flourtown desire very much that the very heavy whistle belonging to hoopeston would not blow at 4 o'clock a m 1'eople are awakened and lose an hour's resst surely tome means can be devited to abate this nuisance hprlngheld township remained in the demo cratic column with n majority of 7(i the liaiul mime majority given ex-judge rennypueker iu the oreland ulxtrict was not ecough to overcome !¦"• two in one democratic vote caet in flour towu aud the decline of republican votes in wyutfmoor the macadamizing o ftourtown and mermaid avenues in progressing very slowly indeed what cun be the cause of the delay it will be an im jrnveuieut over the old mud lanes intact the coqudlnlonorb me very bugy giving us good in ids diiaulivulks iu wyudmoor are being re paired william i'uruli iuih a tine nidewalk of ashes aud sund uloug hl property ueur ivyud iiuior a despatch from norristowu bays m f scheeunagglveu up his buuiuesh at flourtowu . i iimvi'ii in this place where he will atwuuie hlii with ills brother kemaudut sclirotz hl bi w mi rahli with e kemadut sclirot lit the wholesale grocery business uu west main 	 fun to nurrlgtowu k«»liu<-»i beglbulug laul sunday the fare between noi ribtown ami luusilale t'v trolley uus reduced troid the pi'ikmit rate jo ivntv ui i ¦ c«nu,uugle u i|i in mjri'iiut riiund trip the u'riiiiniil beiut main unti i'i'kulli ktrteui niii'nxuiwii ami l.uns l sbe cut lii rattii has pleated patruun of tl oflicer boileau be appointed iriefi'imr of wooden poles at a salary of l per month paesnd unanimously on motion if mr buchanan and sec ond by mr scott the tire committee was authorized to procure whatever hose is needed to complete the equipment of th fire company centre a news item in a neighboring p<vp?i ' 1 as fol lowu charles nelan the contrati'ir lives at oentrebquare wherehe has a tine fiirm of 150 acres eijually divided on botli bide of the skip pack road vuu can sit in mis home and look out ou a line half-mile race track the skip puck roud is a fiee turnpike is in line condition and is u great resort for people who drive due teams mr nolan is one of the most popular citizens in his section aud as a contractor his reputation is al edward kudolf john and samuel boyer spent two days last week gunning tliey were very fortunate iu bagging a lot of game george arp has been huildlugan addition to his burn he also erected a new corn crib luudlnrd lark furnlshe<l mppertom persona on election night ht sarah gilbert and daughter miss aunie of norrietown was the guests of mr aud mrs joseph l.enliardt on sunaay mrs harry hoffman of eaglcvlllc ami mre william beiiu of jeffersonville were entertain ed by their sister mrs oeorke sclnvartz mr uud mm william philips of philadelphia bptnt suturday aud sunday with relttlti s mibbhusan scholl of ltoyersford v:is the guest of ur uud mrs j howard seiple over sunday herbert dettre of german town wu entertain ed by htx oousiub mr and mix william j kaker fired home in search ol toys a iuick action ami u helplug hand alone averted what otherwise would liuve teen a most destructive tire at the home of william bachrau klcburdwiu avenue uoidaje f-'umliiy evening the lire started iu the clinlnt niniu au>ut six o'clock mr llachran had not vet returned home forsupper aud mrs hachran itad left the house a few moments u'liiie to coompanjr her dang h ter to the drug store the house won left iu charge ol an 11-year-old ton theodare.aud kim uged seven years a oue-year-old ljnl>y lay asleep in the coach theodore held a lighted oandle under the culk'h iu sen i li for u,j'h v liuli * i a . i rolled uiult i instantly the friuw on tbe euuch was ittnite the alarm wa given at once ami »»» tau e cuaw promptly a coach iu which » little child la glenside and around charles stall ims moved to lnann vv t mdoiare and fsmlly fmve niovcul 0 i'll i l'll'l|,lli:l mrs k ti may hn rclnrnrd home from n stay at ftarrlftbiirg ihiirlps kiinis of i'lnlml ipliin whb tin irnpst of allan t fry nnnrlav i'mnk wrller the nmoatnnt agent nt the ilntion wbs away nick nil hi«l neck william i margernm end family moved to the city thin ri i fat the winter arthur onth has given up the agency of tho union news enrnpany ptnnd nt tho station qeorge d plrtnln and family have moved into their new ihiii on mt ihici avenue mrn alfred fennlre lm ret anted home from a stay with her folks at wilmington del miss hetty preston of blue bell was i he ltiifst of mr and mrs edward craft last friday ii vv kemhiuv lisa moved into one of lieniv s brooke's new houses on qlenflide avenue miss klsie hutcliinson of l'hilivlrl iliin was the ijueat of mr and mrs william quig last sunday john ii io<lfri'y has plans for a dwelling house for george whittoek to be built on qlenflide avenue hurry diehl and family have moved to town where they will live with mr mid mrs liobert kennedy this winter miss anne zearfoss of philadelphia is spendinjr the week with george donahue and family of glenside ave nue matthew moose and mifa marie hoov er of blue bell were the guests of miss kdna hoover of mt cnrmol avenue sunday trof lacey of philadelphia has moved into the house on j\it carmel avenue formerly tennnted by dr slifer m k hatiser is building a house at the corner of menlo avenue and willow grove pike for r m p hoyle of wyncote georne d heist and kline vanwinkln ench liave three cars of anthracite coal heist is selling it at 7 per ton and vnnwinkle at 16.76 mr frank x renninger and fred erick v wunderle attended the har vard-pennsylvania football game at cambridge last saturday the trustees of carmel presbyterian church has jjiven notice of a congrega tional meeting at the church next won dsiy evening for the purpose of selecting a pastor oscar roatche is working at harris burg for robert scott & oouipaay of philadelphia his family afe ward ing with mr and mrs clareiice"wil kens on glenside avenue the minstrel showiven for the oetu tit of the football club in masonic hall " lenkiixtown last thursday evening was a grand success the hall was crowded and a number of poeple were turned away the club made nearly 100 toe regular monthly meeting of the girls association was held in the sun day school room wednesday evening the monthiy business meeting of the ushers association will be held friday evening new sentinel ollicers will be elected glanside defeated the saston 11 last saturday in a football contest by a scoria of 5 to 0 hinkle scored tin touchdown in the last few minutes of mie nl^|r ¦ next saturday olen?i will lock horns with the oakland team of frankford m iss m edith miller entertained a party of her girl friends at her home on lisinore street last monday evening those present were misses pnra young1 marion graver edna hoover hetty rodenbaugh blrjjma wilson freda wblttlg florence ho finer katliryn hoover mary megevl and lil ian wilson 7oeeph nagle sr , aged 92 years died at 8 o'clock last saturday morning after a couple of days illness mr xagle was stricken with a stroke on wednes day and did not regain consciousness the funeral was held nt 11 o'clock wed nesday morning the interment was ;.; the zion evangelical lutheran church cemetery whitemarsh the annual church supper will be held in the sunday school room of the presbyterian church next tuesday even ing th<e matrons will be mrs frank comlv mrs k l rodenhaugh mrs qeorge renninger mrs 8 g g'odshsill mra j ilenton hoover mrs george hamel and mrs joseph williams the supply committee are mrs philip w un derle mrs george kline mrs hiram gilbert mis harrison hinkle mrs 3 earle hoover mrs staov b corrr.ll mrs fred s ilohendleitiu-r mrs m f i.acbnt mrs t^tacklionse and mrs george donahue kpworth a full and very interest in^r meeting o the epwortli league of the ambler uethodlii cliurcli was held friday evci ihl at thelionie ot mr k c sfott on main street ambler the meeting vai called to order by the prusidciii mrs ferguson minutes were read by the secretary airs fe'allie a kosenberry after which the various department's made their reports under financial business dues were collected and the report of the treasurer miss i'.essie ru by was made it was resolved by the league to give a recital in the near fu ture the secretary then nave a vote of thanks to mrs j.b martin for frui sent to ihe hospital also to mi philip ltuby for nowsn furnished on sunday to the pulpit of the church the meeting then adjourned and the social department took charge of tho evening refreshments were wrverj by lie host and hostess to all present , ami social intercourse closed a meal delightful meeting tli i ami of mmmtee tliieu beautiful booklet descriptive of an interesting and delightful region on tlie veil d.iaot of florida below tho froht line for ooplw fieie call on t>«ntrt o the seaboard air line rail way or address mi ryan general pns uenn«r irent portunoaih va tf