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"THE AGITATION OF THOUGHT IS THE BEGINNING OP WISDOM." -- Agitator, Vol. 1, No. I., July 26, 1854. VOL. LXXX.--No. 9. ) gvti* 0i, THE AGITATOR IS READ IN O V E R 4.0OO HOMES. IOLLARDAYS THIS DISTRICT INEWSOFTHE INDIAN CHIEF MARCH 8 AND 9 GETS NEW JUDGE COUNTY COURT MADE ADDRESS THE AGITATOR: WELLSBORO, PA.. _ WEDNESDAY, RiFCROSS Wellsboro Making Plans ror a Great Feast of ' Bargains. The Merchants' Division of th- IWellsboro Chamber of lare making plans for staging t h e (biggest Dollar Days event ever , , {held in Wellsboro. Dollar Days | PTM ve ' J ft (are a n n o u n c e ' - l p w R "' I March 8, [Watch for Iboro papers--you w i l l find m a n y opportunities to save m o n e y and in many cases a chance to stock i up on various i t e m s for f u t u r e WHOLE" NO., 4,466. FORESTERS HELD FACULTY PLAY MUM WMNGHI for the Position. A one-man filibuster crumpled in the Senate Saturday with the Their Term. Herman D. and George F, Behr- · - · - - · · -- v- «-'c*vMiu£i y W I L I I l i l t i , -- *^ * *-"-·»»- .. ... commerce E*" 1 ? "l nt , lhe - additional Federal %TMllTM h *TM* n * St 0 ?***** of \ (are making plans for staging the ^./'J 1 Strongheart Enjoyed by Large Audience. Chief Strongheart, well known ~ . ~ V , ,,_ t * V l W l L J U I I t t I I C U C I ill , 1 ft · T-r f" ~ f * » *%* V V » ,3 V / J f^ltinf : Judge for the M i d d l e Dist- the femith H °tel at Westfield, who , V - , - , Pennsylvania finally wafan ? vere « ed a n d convicted of violat- ' ft"% a , **«*"***· of the ·- the Senate Hon A n d - '" K the l i c i u o r ^ws at the Sep- ' Y ^ lma Tribe, gave a very inter c : *""* ·""" 4««,k«.- i r i n n _ · , ^H P o t i n c 1 flriclroia of +\\a Pfa=-k-i T f«T-' n r -.·siL£ T^VoSsEra,A.'.rs: ssKgrxsin s a SIrfC^r^'r ^"" f£«* -"·'--, ,o,.-; ht P ,v r5i.r^iSrfcS: ! »^»^TM- Along with the Pennsylvania j u r i s t approval was given for , o our m o n t s nprison- mc ' nt i n t h e c o u n t y Jail and a fine yw , of Society. described the life of the or- A m e r ' c a n s »"d their I use. Semi-Annual Clearance event. Plan to visit (he stores a m i t a k e advantage of the sauna*. the , #"_ TM , n. ' * " V« · ' »' V 1 ? , " s l a freedo '» . . ...... fi ..v,, ,v,! ..,;- . each and costs, a m o u n t - . i t i o n a l Judges in South Uakotu, 'J? K to $ 087 . wer paroled on , c u i f i p c ,,,, , T -:-three in the S o u t h e r n District of Tuesday, at the expiration of o n e - I C U l t i e s a n d .oppression as the The merchants w i l l o f f e r special v, X,°-'' k ' . o n e for Eastern N e w , h a l f " f their term of imprison- attractions for "Dollar Days " the )· District and for the C i r c u i t , m e n t - Eac , h defendant made a "-- ' d ' l l l Co "'-t Judge in the N i n t h J u d i c a l , Payment of $500 at the time of District. The Senate also author- release and was directed by the i7.ed-creation of a new J u d i c a l dist- cou rt to make m o n t h l y payments net, the Tenth. on the remainder of the fine and The filibuster, which had been costs. so s t u b b o i n as to suggest i n a h i l - ; J o n n Mays, of Blossburg, who "ty to overcome it, was waged by was arrested for driving while in- Senator Cole Blease, of S o u t h , toxicated and who, after pleading e b i l l - guilty to the charge at ., had to compromise, w i t h the result that Blease won his fight and a new for South Carolina. Senate's action ended a Annual Roll American National Red Cross, Tioga County TK » ^° n ^ rcadia ^d District rorester .?TM^» P-, H. M», f o r a Were Forester v,iuaa, nuga v,ouniy -" «? {, , l;u ' ueRl recently held i A m «_ ,1 o i . Chanter Feh 22 1Q9Q fi ^ e w . el) s bor ° High School to Among the Speakers- ium ^napier, reD. H, !»/».; find a suitable term to designate Representative Georp-e W Wil Thn« ,--1.__ i\/[,_v_i_ : __ anv InnH qf a synchronized p i c - ' I ! " -- -»---·- - · " i _ v r " - -inurs "The Whole Town's Talking" Will Be Presented March 7 at the Auditor- Branches Memberships Elkland, Ernest- Smith, Chairman-Annual- 51 $ Sustaining ] Knoxville, Mrs. Chas. any kind of a synchronized pi -'"^^ Chairman of the House" .elected VT? f7 ' T , beet! ture is over and the winner, Miss Committee on Forestry, and D^ boro F.^ltvM'l 6 '^ %t°? Sarah Sears, now is the happy pos- trict Forester Paul H Mulford of TTM ,,· £· i, y - P ?, y ? he , Whole sessor of a six-months' season ' Wellaboro, were among the Prin- Jre hHnJl, /7' «« d "hearsals ticket to the Arcadia ThontTM f i n a l snoa^-c of , u _ B r."_..? rm . ?TMs beln £ neld at the Green Free dift e DEATH OF T. Well ~ J. DAVIES. averafi nown C i v i l War Veteran Died Sunday Afternoon. . --- , . - -- . . . , *j L , died of hear! disease Sunday :ift- ernoon at his. home on 0,'oiie St Mr. Davies was born in B l o s s b u r g * ° costs months county wssions, was fined $200 and He s Indian is of little , his'tribe or to the the present reservatio · system. If present conditions con tinue the end of the Red Man i °P. e n- i only a question of t i m e as cnm- Indian population is rapidly de sentenced imprisonment jail, was later ss creasing. From 1900 to 1920, the lo two Indian population decreased 16% in the per cent. i-ast Inurs- The costume is also ai A. "* ' he - pwmen " °" "" «"· » . -j r -...,., , , .!£, j v i r t r ^ t 1 , 1 ; deceased. Mr. Davies was a charter m e m - ber of the Welsh Settlement Congregational church and of R o u n d top Grange, one of the f i r s t Granges m Tioga cousty. He *?,--· V( !fu ^""e years and ten moiit'is with Co. G. 45th Regt., Pa., Vols ' during the civil war. There a-' only twi 6 were a f f o r d e d TM- for the libelant. that the be n ° assignments -ormer Wellsboro Woman and owner's character. For emblems'! the parts of birds are worn and each is equivalent to the medals awarded the white man. The o f - AT_ I i -- -- . . ^ . - i r « ^ r.lllt.-u m 1 l i p n e i - o 1-nflnr.f 4-l_ the battle fit Gettysburg and u- ' : TK k l e t l e c t t h e buried among the u n k n o w n s o l r P ' ;.^ ey / *? W l , hat there iers. Mr Davies was gifted w i t h I "u^ * A C '° se of unusual literary a b i l i t y and wrote ] nort for t h e fi i ss "Sr ,£.-r.K*-.', k i";, g^wtsii-rs period and of early d o v s l alsc county. He was well t\, u o - Q ' 8 cases 3nd the re ' 1928 Chauffeur Had Narrow Escape ' feathers are from the eagle; each from Death in Burning Car. i feather denotes some act of honor Mrs. Samuel T. Nivling, of Ro- I or deed of bravery. -- L - x k ere · ,, He eonc ^ d e d with a plea for a n d ' i i j. te man to real ize that .the had" a narrow es- ! u l a n is not a . s he is Painted in from being burned to death n b . ooks a , nc i motion pictures, a war- days ago near Lawrence, Chairman- A n n u a l 3D Liberty, W. R. Miller, Chairman-Annual 4fi Lawrenceville, Harry B. Kelley, Chairman-High School 3 H. C. Cloos, Chairman Annual 9 Millerton High School, Lyle M. Ferris, Chairman---Annual 4 Mansfield, Geo. A. Retan, Chairman-Annual 107 Contributing .. .. 2 Mansfield State Teachers' College, Wayntta Reinwald, Chairman-Annual 21 Contribution Sabinsville, C. L. Kelts, Chairman- Annual 7 Tioga, Mrs. J. M. Peek, Chairman-Annual 89 Westfield, Mrs. H. B. Strang, Chairman- Annual 140 Sustaining i Contributing i Wellsboro, Hon. H. F Marsh, Chairman-Annual 368 Sustaining i Contributing 5 ontributions: Wellsboro B r a n c h Corning G l a s s _. rehearsals . . i , , . ....,,..., O.-U.TUII -- ·", » ^ i u a i i i u i i K Lne Drin- nrp h^inn. rml^I Th i? l h K- Arc - adia Thea fe. , Jipal speakers at the Foresters' tibrarv · The Exhibitors' Herald and M o - ' Conference in harrisburg under Thl * · * . i t i o n Picture World, the leading the direction of the Department of ' Henrv I* ' S com P° s « d «·': Mm. 'trade journal of the motion pic- Forests and Waters f)ar:ment ol , "enry Simmons, Miss Doris ture mdustry, has been and s t i l l ' Representative Williams has al- 3^^TM^ Nye; Ethel Simmons, Miss Florence Dartt; Roger Shields, of Chicago and Paris, Larry A. Woodin; Chester Binney, L. Ernest Tarr; · j A - -- -- · - · « . . v » t t i --...... v . T \. K i i i i e i i n r j HiiS H I is c o n d u c t i n g a campaign to try ways been a staunch supporter of and find a suitable blanket term "'e forestry movement and hi" or word for the new synchronized address was an inspiration to pictures. The public has already those attending the conference mvull t r I Q I V l ,,,,*.,·-..._ . I t '* T-I , ,..-· J · _ v w . . i t i r ; I H ,. , them various names, all o f , Hi said in p a r t which are misleading and incor- to 51.00 lO.Oti i Oo ·'· u u 40.00 9.00 ~.-v.. , it *, tl ^a aa r itapuone anu ^i^i IUICK on tne work tha 4 00 , applj : ^oniy "n^ "erteln 'co'nt' two" ye'arT"^^^! d fe"" Bt hat ^ ; ^'^i'^ivet, John"aiiltosT ".oo lpany . s product . None nf ite'Wowttotw^^^a^^S^J*^^ Bache i n n n , -- Picture, which is a pic-, wisely expended "and"Tho"tTe U anrf ' A ? ail0 T m -' S u 6atS wil1 be on 10.00, t u r e w i t h soumis of al , kind V - h a v e no dUbt but what ihe P libera1i 6ar ' y '" the week ' ;« flr.nTAr.Ttnf;^« * . U _ A ... _ t ~ ··· »»·--"··-' ·-- MRS. HURLEY. ^ r such as these should be us- 1 by the legislature t w o e aeo win h . « u to . d ^ignate any type of BV n- for the purchase of land ht^befn I A Vf -^"e d * *» e u j o h r o n i z e d picture which is - , wisel exe dltor '«m. Seats will ba 21.00 · 25 I done that the audience is unaware T - . - -- T --..u i uuinr anil e- · have no doubt but what the liberal tha^thTie^^ FUNERAL OF_ 7.00 1 ,,* f i, f 4. iu ^ , ' . ? 5 0°.°00 of the present bi-' of the fact that the sound and pic-! ennium. · ture are two separate things. "Having had something to do These sounds may be talking, with the introduction of the W" ' singing, aughter, noises, effects, i that authorized the Department of nr n n v Vinrl nf ,.^,,~*j i T?«».«r,f_ _ ^ j ^TT . -^^pai LIUCIIL or , or any kind of sound. Reiidenti Return To Morris. Morris, Feb. 25--Mrs. Ellen Hurley of Morris, R. D. whose funeral was held at Scared Heart Catholic church in Morris Satur- I Forests and Watew ^open uTthe ! ^ T^' W8S bu f ied in Wells - 'Inr!^ *·,,- .- r utjen U P tne boro. She is survuved by six child- it to "' ,,. - N e l e and Kate i d n nn 140.00 ' Miss Sarah Sears suggested in i lands for recreational purp, ner essay, which appears below,! "as been very gratifying- to mp tn i ' I T , " -~ ,--^ "-the words, "Sound picture." Har^see the extent to which thev hivn Tey and Danie1 ' David Patrick and reasons for suggesting this work I been used. I firmly believe that "^ "* ' 10m " are verv cmnrl o^^ ;* :- ii__ _ _ · ... i f v, n i in. _ ^ ,, ' "riie\e tnat co nn i n n n 10.00 words with what type of sound Z..00 picture it may be; that is, it may be a Vitaphone Sound Picture or ] a Movietone Sound Picture, or are very good and it is'the opinion i the health of the "people" 7f "theLh^T" a " d M ^ J ' ?' ^ oney and of the committee that looked over i Commonwealth from the n« nf ' chl ' dre "' and Mrs. J. E. Thomas the essays and picked the winner these lands has been greatlv-beTM l? 0 ! 0 ^! M Wnmrnsport on Sun| that "Sound Pictures" is the name fi tted. sreatiy Dene- day with Mr. Chas. Barker, where for them, preceding the "I would also bring to your at- ret' j ker - met his daughter and Wavlan^ 8 N * ' · i o r atl{1 a tre acherous person, but iheir way to ' S ? ll " ma ? 1 b . e , ing with h i K h i(! eal.s . V - * _ i a n d f l l m i i n I f o 1,.;+., « ,, : . ^ _ The funeral will be held afternoon at 1 :.'!0 o'clock- in the Welsh S e t t l e m e n t ' ery. few i. They were on their wav to j ,.,,··" "·· "-"»»·· Washington, D. C , to join Mr I , a l m s l n l l f e ' wi . th a conscience Nivling, intending to motor on to '.f,"" a SO -V ' and , des , ir es Justice and Florida. | t h e privilege of self-government, a car the Nivling off the edge- " " Dr L G N! 1, v i "' A i f k e r s o n a r ed ' ' the East- met a horrible death. Death Dr. fvTw 1 ,,^*' of D ~ u ii°''s"'former ly of WellsBoro, died of heari ease Feb. 17. He was born Charleston township, Tioe ty, Pa., an ' Wellsboro. the Penn? Dr ton cated in Duhois. The Bubois Courier says: "In his earlier residence here he was actively iden- _ . tined w i t h local musical organi/.a- R astern tions, and had been an ardent dist h e ciple of Isaac Walton all his life being regarded as one of the local a u t h o r i t i e s on t r o u t fishing." Dr. Nickerson is s u r v h e d by his wife, E d i t h Wilson N i c k e r s o n ' and f o u r c h i l d r e n , and a brother J D. Nickerson, of Wellsboro. Mr' and Mrs. J. D. Kherson went to' Hubois t o a t t e n d t h e f u n e r a l irst Methodist Epiicopal Church. ' . ' D o r of cases disposed"" of" which[! crasne d through the"guard"rail and i I,°?, ig ' ht ' Rev - chas ' s - Kemble, s show the tremendous effort t h a t ' over a stee P embankment, tipping U ' of Newark N. J., will give 1 has been made to cope with the ' over - M rs. Nivling was rendered an f v e n i n of readings from the - s i t u a t i o n . D u i i n g that period 101 unc °nscious and the chauffeur's' T° of James Whitcomb Riley, · civil cases were tried and dispos- foot was Pinned in the wrecked i .5 j 1 " 08 ^ r Poet. Everybody is in- "· of, 482 c r i m i n a l cases, 01 car In suc h a way that he could · ' and nolj °dy can afford Works -, 100.00 First National Bank, Wellsboro, Pa Tioga County Savings Trust Company, Wellsboro, Pa ',,. The Borden Company of Pennsylvania .... Tioga County Automobile Association, old organization, i ture 1 The 2r.00|abovo Photophone Sound difference between the trade, names lies in the the Rift of my fellow ' v, , , ' ° f recreational areas of northern Pennsyl Peter Kline, who has been ill for several days is able to be out again. o r n n l y ' , x nese essays were 2.5.00 | very short and concise ' "The to so gen- to Mr. Harrison, who was erous in his gift to the depTr't" word which I have sug- ment, some way should be worked i o n f at* Intn *!»:,, _ _ u i _ _ i - n-nt- * r. i. . 1 ""irn,u Bested to enter into this contest is the Sound Picture. This new in- out Individual Individual 10 improve the Wellsboro to road that i-H«L mi ^ h t to a "d which n u m e b r 345 resulted"' in ' n o t "lease himself. (l i ^" vi , ctio . ns - l l t ; private cases and Almost immediately ··- 'I'J-t bankruntcv p n u u c U i " Middl . . e District of Penn = v l- the car caught fire, and but for the time of a this delightful evening, nday, public worship at 10:with the administration of the Holy Communion. All our peon'e f»Vl mi 1 r ] ^ 1 . J » - Y . r _ t ' -- . - -- . ^ ^ v . j . * v j i i i . - y i - i - -- -- ni an residing 1 nearbv L ' I I i -- -- r- "[--·- m i vania has but one Judge. It em- who SQ w the accident and rescued shou . lfi observe this Lenton Com- ·a coun- ' braces a territory almost three , t h e m - the occupants would have ' 5 1 V. nlon f? rvlce - . Bj ble study will , - - - - population .., ., that ^e Middle District, w here it was found that her'Tn" , ex P e « ea . to «I1 w i t h its single Juflge has 1,987,-, Juries were not serious and v" ov f. rflow . ln ^ " ' I o i-i.J n , T _ n . r * . i · disclose; w'ith .383, 8,, as against 3,287,781 in the I and Mrs. N i v l i n g expect to s .astern District and 3.444,852 i,, for Florida this week Mrs he \\ estern District. ling is the sister of S. Y I ^r^lT^ expected to till the auditorium to Mr! ' ° V - W - ing ' !t W -' M be the c u l m i - James W h i t c o m b R i l e y . Come and have a fresh i n t i v - (luction t.) James W h i t c o m b R i k - v the HOOMPI- poet, W e d n e s d a y e v e n i n K at S ./dock, at the M e l h - odi.st c h u r c h . He u i l l he p r e s e n t ed by R e x . Charle. S. K e m b l r rh. I)., of N e w a r k , \. J. I) r K e m - ble kne\\ R i l p y p e r s o n a l l j a n d h M . i n t e r p r e t e d h i m to -core's of -mil ences in M e a t e r New Y o r k ' and New Jersey, ,,, ,..,.,, as a s u m m e r g a t h e r i n g . Todav he , a visitor in my h o m e , n n d ' I it a great p e r s o n a l fa consented to K ,VP the ,,001 Welkboro t h ^ d H . g h t f u l e' People of all c h i n c h ally i n v i t e d . I ;mi t h a n k me for t h e c o u n t avor t h a t he ,,f ' A. H u t c h i n s o n . a l , llr( . v i n v i t a t i n --i WelUboro Baptist Church. Charles Wm. Sheriff, minister-. b u n d a y services, 10:30 a. m. am, ' :.oO p. ni. Bible School, 1 1 - 4 5 Mid-week service Thursday even-' mg, i ::,0. Bake sale M i t c h e l l Briggs' stpiv S a t u r d a y a f t e r n o o n by Dix i M o n 1. C o m m u n i o n and reception of new members at the m o m . ing service Sunday. S u n d a y e v e n i n g a n i l l u s t r a t e d t a l k on " W a t c h i n g The G r o w t h ol ·ru , k " 1 f, ll " m i" West C h i n a " l h e last i l l u s t r a t e d talk in the MM- I f 7u"' ' u P u l n t ( J r W "I b e g i v e n « ; i t h e r _ the last of March or th,. jir-it S u n d a y in A p r i l . " C h r i s t in I he y n j i i e « t of M e x i c o " is ( h e s u b j e c t . One \xeek f r o m S u n d a y the / n i N i s k r w i l l c o n t i n u e his t a l k . ( ,n V\ ord Pictures by New T e - » a m c n t \Vritors". Plans are being m a d e f,, r -id ( i i t i o n a l room.-. f o r ( h e School, w h i c h h a s o u t u n m r i roonm for t h a t work. B o t h c h u r c h and Bible School t h e v tne past year has beer ni couraping. maux, of Wellsboro. I nation of our mid-winter Epworth . League Institute gatherings. The of all our Methodist [churches, from Galeton on the $445.5. C. MASON OWLETT _ U A T , r Holl Call Chairman. CHARLES L. MILLER, Chairman. St. Paul's Epi.copal Church. Holy Communion, 8 a. m i"n°? 1 A ng P ra y er and sermon 10:30 a. m.; Sunday School, we seem to see taking 1 place in the picture is heard why not call it So s ! and tourists, and I earnestly ask ., the co-operation of Secretary Dor| worth and other members of the 'commission in working plan by which this parl more ° r ·who has been visiting relatives here returned to her home on Saturday. Mrs. John Yoggy will entertain the Ladies' Aid Society on Wednesday. Mrs. John McNaught, of Blosss-- rg was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hart. Mrs. J. T. Scarborough, of Ore; g °1 P' 11 ' visited her parents, Mr; and Mrs. Eli Love the past week-. Miss Rhoda English of Wells- High School spent the week^ Lenten services: Thursday: Lita n d M , ot ! on "*TM World to be e n t « e any and address, 7:30-8 , ent «F ed ln the national contest . any ana address, 7-30-8 p m · 1 -'"- clcu '" l "c national contest Friday, Litany and address 4-15- s £ eklr !£ a n e w word for the svn- A ,AC _ ·-·--J( -X , A 1^ /I K *·*·.!·» I ,, .r, ,-1 ,,:,,!. TY * 4 : 4 . - chronized .pictures. However, un- WEIISBORO ;,".*'·'"· ;· "r"';"- 1 " '"· "»wever, un- ·"""", " la i- tnrough scientific u regon Hi w be broueht to his The Ladies' Guild meets with £' * «"t»ble ern, ,s f o u n d , Wells-1 ""thods and practical appl cation h o m e " Tuesday for burial at Mrs. Ernpsr Sr, a r,«nT. TI i . _ _ boro fans will see n n r h n .,r- t n ,,.,.i has been nui, Q ;,-.,,. _ _ . . ' , , r\* n , u.-n ....· , . ,, _. d t « r, k f .!r st d e m o n s tration area Thelma Roof'of Ehriira probably the most effective week-end with relatives ...,.. M M. Werline, who has been a resident of Buffalo for the past ... T -.." M, L - R1X years has returned to his hone ? i-i. '.u. 11 is a complete her e- Mrs. Werline is still in Buffor the thing we are t r y i n g , al ° and expects to join him soon r p It is a portion of the Th e remains of Ellis Thomas of through scientific Oregon Hill will be brought to " create that afternoon. . west to Lovington on the east, to close their services and be prt ^ sent with other young people at ' Thu rsday evening. this meeting. A f t e r brief adders- i a n t to t h e Parish Erne st Spencer Thursday The^MenJs Club at the rectory It is impor- ,u TT T ,-. · · ' - rr,, · --- that you be CniAAr minurn se . s '. th . e Hol ' C o m m u n i o n w i l l bc|P r . e . sent - There will be an inter- M HillII AJFWS' m ' n ! Stered - A " o u r P eo P lp i r e ' e s ! n g Program. Mr. Paul Korb UVllV/l/L l l f i l f j I i n v i t e d to this service. will speak. « ' A m e e t i n g o f t h e W o m a n ' s A u x , i l i u r y will be held at the home of i jVirs. IjV ! March 7, f a n s Wl1 ' pictures. and hear sn CARS CRASHED AT JUNCTION m i · , n T made into a model area Oregon Hill cemetery. Mr. Tho- U is a section of a woodland set | "I 25 d 'eti at thee Williamsport hns wh»V a *1 ^ r e r l d e red distinct, , P' tal frot " injuries received in a \wiereon the forester endeavors to ' mot or accident in Williamsport a P c t l c a l f o r e s t Practices couple of weeks ago. He is SU r- ami n. «inci good forest conditions "A a that h a s , the Pupils. F r i d a y m o r n i n g in chapel a P l a y l e t e n t i t l e d , "The General Goes Home, was p r e s e n t e d at the ".gn School i n h o n o r of Wash- i n g t o n ' s b i r t h d a y . A g r o u p 'of girls meet at D i a n t h a ' s house to practice t h e m i n u e t . I n t h e versa lion t h e y discuss the general s f a r e w e l l to hi, soldiers and his d e p a r t u r e f o r M o u n t V e r n o n . £ne cast was as f o l l o w s : Diantha, C r i c h t o n ; Lucy. Ida WiK s A. Moyef-, of port, died S u n d a y a f t e r n o o n }:'iO o'clock of p n e u m o n i a , was aged 70 year.; Mr. M, was born at Liberty, son of C has. i Feck, lamsport a b o u t ;U years ago. He conducted a wholesale f r u i t and produce business for m a n y con- JT ars ,', r e t i r i 'nf. about a year ago'. Mr. Moyer was a m e m b e r of the St. Luke's Lutheran c h u r c h . Ho is survived by three sons and two d a u g h t e r s ; L i e u t e n a n t Commander Frank R. Moyer, of Mare Is to t e l l us w'ith reference to the W o m a n ' s A u x i l i a r y - Marthcreek I t e m t . Mrs. Chas. G o o d u , , , na , r r , u n eri home a f t e r s p e n d i n g M ) n u , t i m w i t h h e r f a t h e r . Mrs. Chas. S m i t h called . He years . Mr. and Mrs. R i c h a r d R,re , M i d d l e b u r y called on W V v-nV Sunday. Mrs. Cnrrie Fliller was homo over the week-end f r o m her school in Germanin. Wm. J. K a n e of Mar=h!.inh spent S u n d a y w i t h his p a r e n t c Mr. nnd Mrs. W. F. K n n e Death of John Reid. J o h n Reid d i e d at the Blosshurg - 17, a f t e r a long i l l - WBS horn in E n g l a n d , nco. C o m i n g to t h i s c o u n t r y w h e n :i .voung m a n he set- t l e d m !-all B r o k , later m o v i n g to Morns R u n . A b o u t tw,, year* ago t h e f a m i l y removed to Bloss- He m a r r i e d Miss Jca r · ~ " . t , Rebecca, the 1 u n t a n . Luva Seeley; Dorcas, the Quakeress. A l i c e H a m m o n d ; ·Mechelle. whose f a t h e r came ovci w i t h Lnfayette. Jenn R o b i n s o n I his week the Seniors won t h e a t t e n d a n c e contest. The Fresh- m e n c a m e n e x t , a n d ni'irt-s l a s t . ,u . ee 51ster ' ; n l s o sur Free M e t h o d ! , I Church. C r a f t o n street-- Eervicp each D e a t h of George C. W a t k i n . George C. Watkins, aged years, died of apoplexy M o n d n y .. m o r n i n g about 10 o'clock at hi"? the Sopho. h o m e on East a v e n u e , Wellsboro! He is survived by his wife and one grandson, Morrell VanDoren · b u r i a l of Philadelphia. Mr. Watkins w.-,; en- k n o w n throughout Tiopa dent Sunday Evening Near Wellsboro. i n v i t e d . Mrs. J o h n " F. A B u i c k car owned bv C \ K Ka n W i " be t h c s ? l a k - Woo ' eve '-. "f Sheffield, at,',! d r i v e r by his brother. E. L. W o o l e v e i . ot VV i l l i a m s p o r t and a Paige car f r o m Wilke.s-Barre, collided at the c u i v o on the Roosevelt H i g h w a y at A B Canienter's f a r m ;,': w e l l s b o r o J u n c t i o n a b o u t 8:30 o' clock S u n d a y e v e n i n g . The o c c u p a n t s of both car* x v e i e severely cut and bruised, but xiere not seriously i n j u r e d , and b o t h cars were b a d l y wrecked, one ht ing t a k e n to the Dartt garage a n n the other to the F'vnns garage i , Wellsboro for repairs. The Woolever brothers were the most sei lou-sly i n j u r e d , on- s u s t a i n i n g n sculp w o u n d w h i c h refliiired t e n s t i t c h e s , a n d t h e o t h e r ' being c u t .. ^eorge Carpenter of"i. i o"ck'port'"N" ir l " 11 " 1 L ( ' rc '" ; places by broken f'9 K also by o n e b r o t h e r » n .t ' ' P l a K S - Hr. F , " - demonstration forest area be a forest p l a n t a t i o n or f n a t u r a l fi Icy Curve Caused Acci- '^% ^^1^^ the dead and d y i n g removed, t h e n crooked w i l l .m-ver make t i m b c u t »ut. . vived by one brother, William, of Oregon H i l l . YOU INTERESTED. Club rst i at is trees er "The for- - '· "irs. I'eck xvas a delegate. A large a t t e n d a n c e is e x p e c t e d for M a r c h the seventh Keep it in m i n d . the F r i e n d l y Circle me! Mrs. Harry Padgett Tuesday finest d e m o n s t r a t i o n the w o r l d w o u l d be prac- ess if l t \ v , ) U ] ( j 0( . S(l r u i b o d j could set Of e f t e c t i x e these ureas where they can be seen U e p a r t m e n t of Forvstrv and , I be Philadelphia Tioga County To Be Organized. P h i l a d e l p h i a , Feb. 25--At are Party Jfeturday night attended by several Wellsboro people, it was decided that New York should have a l i t t l e competition in the f o r m a t i o n of a Tioga C o u n C l u b . Would you be kind enough to p r i n t in this xveek's Agitator a it m u s t - .-,, ,, The ""tice to the e f f e c t t h a t a Philadel- Wa- P hl . a Tioga C o u n t y C l u b is afrout w i t h I ' v r n - Dcath of C. E. Carpenter. Charles E. C a r p e n t e r , aged 72 \, Ca /f, l l e ( i K e b - 20 at h i s "ome n .Middlebury. He is survived ny sons, Lawrence and E a r l M i d d l e b u r y a n d three C a r p e n t e r of and one . of M i d - Kvarts of ed t h e m . H . K e n n e d y n t t e n d - IT* has t a k e n n decided ste*p for- to be organized. If all those inter- wanl in the past few yenr.s by es- ested w i n send their names and t a b l i s h i n i r i n S t a t e Forests a,,',) OI1 addresses to me at 910 North p r i v a t e l a n d s s t u d y p l o t , f o r d e m - A f r i o n p . r n t i n g c e r t a i n phases of our tnc " W1 " be n o t i f i e d about the p r o b l e m s , n f,, r c s try. These plots f i r s t "Beting-. T h a n k i n g you very consist of ar( , ar l n a ( v;irv in s i ? ( m u c h f 0 , y o u r co-operati6n in this i r n r n o n e - ( i u a r t e r of U M ai - r( . t ,, m a t t e r . I. am very t r u l y y o u -several acres each. (fo. If. Roberts. ' ' '' n " r i r ie t h e t h r e e x e n r s ir)''0. ---«_ 1 ! I 2 8 , d e m o n s t r a t i o n f , , r TM i « r ~ n . ' M i d d l e b u r y R o u t e One. Mr. and Mrs. Dick M i l l e r and Mr and Mrs. M a u r i c e M i l l well d l e b u r y ; Mrs S t e l l a M u n c y , Pa. The f u n e r a l was held S a t u r d a y t h e M i d d l e b u r y cempt . x e n r s 1 0 2 0 d e m o n s t r a t i o n forret area- were m a d e i n Tioga c n u n t y in b o t h .stands. The progress b n u t p h t f o r t h c h i l d , of M o n t o u r s m u c h c o m m e n t and : ~ ' " ' P l a n t e d a n d n a t u r a l work ,n L i t t l e M«r»h Loc ·Irs. Irwin Mr. Ida and Effie nice on Sum Mr. and Mrs. Fordic- and sons were p-uests nl Davis' on Sunday. The house owned by alocum burned last wpek Mr. and Mrs. Wilford dflufrhtpr.-.. Mary and W Mr. IJoyd Short were .tame' R u n k i l l e d of R i c h a r d Reid, o A pr.n. . . . t , ^ uuMiit^ss l u r m a n y years, a n d later^in the taxi businesi w i t h ' P ra , ( harles Clark, disposing of hi-s in- , n ipht. .« . . " " i i i v i i .'iiss ijcan · · « « » L . I I ^HKI. ^ f j ^ i v j c e eicn *-.' i\u\. w K - n v i c k , who survives, \v,th two e v e n i n K. w e?l nights at 7 : 3 0 - . S u n - col "ity. He was engaged in ( f i t '*"""*"-- "- ' ' ''"--' - " ·"' - ' livery business for m a n y years,, Go.p*| H.ll. ? ray " me * t i n e W e d n e s d a y . . . . . . . - f t B 'bl« Study Friday nin-h't tPrest in the hu-nesp several years at 8 o'clock. S u n d a y School at I f a m^; Lord's Supper obsen-ed be hold at t V e a ' 11; Gospel Message Sundt.\ afternoon nt 2 n '(Tht March .'! at H o'clock by A') in the Wellshori - f r . e d H a z e l t o n on t h e s u b j e c t - . ·-· · - ' » ( ( i vs u i»lrs A n d r e w Cl.irkson burg, and Mrs. Richard i n e h a m t o n ; f o u r R f i d , o f K l m i r n ; Colvor, Pa ; Robs R o i d . r ,f R f i d , the xv at 7:15. The evangelist' preach at every sen-ice. S u n d a y program: Clasp m e e t i n g at 10; sermon hy Rex-. Brick ley at 11 and 7:1;,; Sundav .School r- L e w i s Missionary Society w j|] " regular m e e t i n g Wed- 2:,fO p. m The f u n e r a l wil home tomorrow cemetery. . . , , . ,, pa , . W e . a r : now '" the fourth week Cu "»y Meeting of the Republican the Baptist church, official- S f r ? v i v a l P.^ort and may clo. K . ; huna) in Arhon cemetery -U meierv at s Sut " 1a ' evening, but hope to welt f l ou ' r Bprvi( , els Women't Council. The ^County Republican ''Jp'iiR In The M i d s t ; or God's ( - e n t e r Of A t t r a c t i o n For Men" \ou are c o r d i a l l y i n v i t e d to r u t e n d . Death of Mr,. Jame. Brownlee. Mrs. C h a r l o t t e Broxvnlee, xvid ow of James Brownlee. xvh'o wa» for m a n y years f o r e m a n for the Red Run i;oal Company, died at the W i l l i a m s p o r t hospital Feb. 1R Mrs. ^ Brownlee, a f t e r her h u e band's d e a t h , r e m o v e d t o W i l l , lamsport m a k i n g h e r home w i t h her sister, Mrs Rote W i l l i a m * w h e r e she was t a k e n )11 anrt rp. moved to the hospital She IK :,urvix-cd hy her sister', Mrs. J. .1. Davis and Mrs W m ' M a c N u H y of Wellsboro; Mr- Rose W i l l i a m s , of W i l l i a m s p o r t · J o h n Clifford, of l i i i c k h a n ' t i o n s by , h ques- i n i t n e n r h y Mrs. recently, r -"'- a n d Pvcnin *f- nan, W. Va., and b r o t h e r , J e n k i n s , of Harnsburc . The f u n e r a l was held in W i l l . Thursday; interment n n i n n y men c-nframed a n d h y t h c p n c s i n g p u h l u who is nearing the ag, m e n t from a c t i v e work. I n t h e past t w e n t y years he has been busy nt odd t i m e s i m p r o v i n g n e a r b y woodlot The f l e m o i i s t r . i t K ns in t h « S t a t e Forr-st a t t r a c t e d h i s a l t r . n . t i o n S t r a i g h t w a y he hcgr.n to secure t r e e s f r o m nearln- s t a n d * c a r e f u l l y l , f t l n p t h e m and t r a n s ' p l a n t i n g i h e m int., his own woodlot. Not satisfied w i t h (hi. phase fl f forestry, he began prune his trees K n c h w i n t e r he .. goes r,v,. r his woods and remove* J o h n '{carl tree? nnd c a r e f u l l y t r i m s thc living ones. To-day, his l i t t l e pri- e n d w i t h Mr. and Mrs Olaf S u n d a y B r y a n t . Mr. and Mrs. A. H. K i n n a n of Iioga c a l l e d on Mf. and Mrs. of r e t i r e - lv ^' K '"nan last Sunday. The m i n i s t e r of the c h u r this place, Miss Mahle Barker nnd a .Mr. Reuben Johnson of W o o d h u l p l a n t i n g wp , rp married last xveek. Mr. Charles West visited his «'ife. Mrs .Thedesa West at the Blossburg h o s p i t a l last Sunday. Mrs. W e s t had an operation for nppcndicitis last week Tuesday and is doing nicely. Mr. West one -^i" 1 j" 1 ?^' of Iast week with her. J-i-Prt Day received news of the death of his f a t h e r , Taylor Day Ifst week. " Mrs. A l d a Ca*s spent the week- her parents, Mr. and t o . - , e p r - «, s, . n vate woodlot is a home d e m o n s t r n - ' $. r ' et f K*KHes near Holiday. ' ........ -' ' ' ,ion area t h a t is worth while " . Thurston Roe spent, part of i.lUn 5ei«ne» S.rric... i y ° Ur P roblen j s *0*- All officers and Christian Science services are ( ^CTufi? · °^'^ cl1 r, councils nre held every Sunday moraine It 11 f«J ,"?, 'TM' B » si ^ss meet- !£.«*'" r °TM? »ver S£jf. 8 'liJ Z ^v lv° d( ^ arid '""^eon at and o t h e r games · Luncheon was «er- [ p. m., D«nc» Friday Junior class nf e ............ -^ t .... "We must look upon our work *, st Charf( " ! West's. . in creating d e m o n s t r a t i o n forest the Chrr- work in the toasted ham sandwiches coffe°e^ dance W S °-1°' »T S " hol(i 3 missio "»ry «dv, «nrf r,ir,«.«^i- "i. ' v-1. , ' conee ' nance Iriday night March 1. of ' comnlicKoH K,. t. and pineapple sherbert ice *lry stora. - Pagran's jew- All are welcome. i £,. « r f"- u n * » ^ » . i i , it;c L 1 CM meet-1 Sixteen persons were present. one o'clock, president. ». · - " v - i n r i / H H I Mrs. Percy Coles, ---- f*.f ou-iifi V C A C presem. i i nftr^ W j l l Kp Knt^ i * - - - - - - - . . ^ v , %- enfcn^^tv SWLTc.^ flSe"* £$£·*««* TM*«TM££TM at the Jello this'eyenin*. .r^^PT^Z. 00 " 16 8ntl -i«P|9«n. so the prop 1- ...a.u.n jorest i '^"i an , d Mrs - H- T. Roe spent »«·« as far more t h a n improve- ivL ""r^ W ' th « Mr and " rs ' ^^T-t .--i. ;,, ., ' . « FYed Hobday at Nelson ' S ' Mr MrS n?" rtMPotter of M'ddleburv Mrs Otis Mernck of MamfieM, .spent the week-end in Danville and Elmira. woods. 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