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Full Title	Ardmore Chronicle - Volume XXII, No. 26 [27 sic], Saturday, April 8, 1911.
Date Added	18 June 2015
Format	Newspaper
Language	English
Publish Date	1911-04-08
Publisher	Ardmore, Pa. : M.J. Ensign
Source	Historical Society of Montgomery County
Topic	Ardmore (Pa.) > Newspapers. Montgomery County (Pa.) > Newspapers. United States. Congress > History. Taft, William H. (William Howard), 1857-1930.
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OCR , c. A. lM';‘0’,' htarrtmo Aw l vor.;xxn, no. 26 1 .:“’OxN mll m i . JRP3‘3RPt PL ‘1AE9E5Yi$Lm 8- 19:: ,.' T mien THREE crmia NEWS NOTES. LOCAL. V PERSONAL, GENERAL Iiems of Interest Picked Up Here and There for Chronicle Readers. POINTED PARAGRAPHS Live, to tail And iorrowiul, many t grief is brirhling. not pretty roots in iiroycs oi hloont llle - birth will he I-singing. caret ituii ct-oeoet (or us all, huittls Ind u hesru Ire uirliigtng. Bulynnder, in nu peitrh tree . utocititig '1 ' iii . And when you-re just the iorrlcsi thd ‘ hell: or ‘ ope are ringing; Yonder, in the pe ch tree, is . ulotlting .liiid rlnrigit-lg -AIIMIIII Connilllllon. Pnllu suudsy to-uiorrow. . Easter will he oelchrstteil liexl tinrl , "rite pulilio scllools will close or next Friiltty and reopen the iollotii- itlg Tlresdzly inoining. A "gralld ball" is scltetliiled Iur E‘ Mondny cucoitig, April 24, in Mer- ion Title Hall, tor the lsciittitor the Aruumn! Baselrall Club. Mr. and Mrs. George Mtison Cllicllesler. who have been spend- ing the winter III their cit resii deuce, ‘i open their home on May i. Arllniure ler CIVIC ASSOCIATION . ‘HOLDS BIG MEETING Passes Resolutions I-‘alluring Sunday-Closing of Arti- morc Pi:-sl Oliice. TO AID POSTMASTER An ovttllow meeting or the civic Astociation oi Ardinoro was ltelil in the Y. in. C. A. bitililiiiir on Friti.iy, hittrclt zist,aud it was ill: be its ti- ell ezI'llz in point or nttnthcrs rtir nths. Mr. Ceor e E. R secretary (II at on Rl)II'l's irivliiililm to ask lttm thlesliuno’ il was broiiglll otit II-lat the school. oi Lunar M.-ritni are looltt-tl up to III, while the new hciiaiit them any, at thorchotils of other model schools, an roile vlmill not iitiitid ioencrit sections or the sttitu. A meeting or ihc'l)irt-t-tors, callt-ii ns upportant nt Ihn welfare tit rtidinoio and vicinity were (I, such as iinptoiiett lighling, slreet crossings, hiiildirip in- otion laws and legislation How pending’ 2I Harrisburg in W h I. it- Ihe ritsr class are vitally en- disousse E appointed unllmzsler led Miss Mary 13. North is n guest at I huuse psity given by ltiis. Theodore Armstrong. Jim, at home to cliclsca, N. J. Mr. James K. Clark and itnitily, who have)>eel: spending the wintcr in their cottage ot Palm scoot, Fla., will return to Ardlnore abatil Ihe srst oi the niotitlt. - 1' Pearce areal Atlantic City. Mrs. ]. lveldon will enl.erlil' . Ilnlise porty st “The Mortull,” Al- I . ose railtoi, of was-liington, D. c an Mrs. H. H. Cllluldler, ol Ville- lltnd, N. 1., is visiting her trloilter, Mrs. J. Tuggart, Ardmnre avenue. Mi. Ind Mrs. lost-pli int ay,lo Mr. litlgnr A.T:iyIor, or Harrisburg. The Easter Bazaar" for the entertaining and iiill also enable -you to secure some useful and ttrlistie urtioles which will be on sole. Emily Duncan, dnlig cr oi hit, it on the road to recovery. ANNUALAFLDWER SIIOW t' clun Iiitlrln: lot I out. e members of the Gardeners’ and the Weeders’ Clubs are working it in- rday aIIernImn, May 2-itlt This zlhir nrmllises In be one of the most interesting siid lzrgesl oi hzld in Ihis vicinily. lIIlI1y oI7:rs to donate cups and money prizes have already been received and a large iinrn tries have :1 0 its kind ever it liusiness in... o 11:! as illrlgzs: M James Boyd, Mr. William Ellis, Mr J. l-‘ianlt M<:Fai.IlIeIi, Mr. C Frzdzrick c. stout, Mr. J. oito Thie- IDYL Dr. Edward 1. Kcner. ow I ll Mrs J. s. Pearce and llliss Helen I II II P u iooittmunioaiiort autlc Cily, over Ettsier. in honor S m Mr. e at Merinir. on the Main I.’ e, I striithers I trom the Post oiiite Department at wssltingiuii, D. C.‘ nt the ieoiiest oi nr. iiohhs, iii retor- entc la the closing or ill: posl istiice on suutiay. in View oi the iaet that the usual Sunday collection will he made irom street boxes and that the otlics will be open as stial iront s to lack in the moruiu , when box ltolclert may suoiirc,their in i l ndptlint it-nport nt oslmaslcr i . on motion or Mr. Luilluw, the A soeioiion also voted to cucrld its aid pport to the new sdininstio rdtnoiupost o it was in suhsoiiprioit ioi s nurse, whose (III ‘:5 Iv [ Mill Crtek dislr I from A Ov:-rbrook. The Assuciallorl a resolution prmesiivlg zgzilist the e: lull also pass- be still oi the nissoriiy oi the rotors in the suction to lie artrierretl. , ROSES BY THE liililiutll The officers or III: I'cnlI5)'IV.lIlIa Railroad cooiiinny IIWIVE aceepled iii. otter ii dward Buk, who lines The scheme will eirtlitat-e the steep ha k on the west sitle oi the railroatl Iraeks ltetwccn Mcrioir aitil Overlxroult stations, and another large bank on the Saint side oi the Menon and Narbcitlt. In Plant on bushes on each at makes a ritarrclous Erowlli oi during a season. , is a very Tree and lniriiiiaiti ltlooiriori a iillxle plant, with iI o 150 rates at DI the two bniiks trill. s irnilnrs. pro- omit bl . K lherdorc. present the wotulerl'ttI pie tindi ure oi over I h ed II-lailsaml blooming roses at tine time One bank will he planled nirh Ille stilt piiili ' h if bushes there ii-ill lie sot-td plants or the large, it ghsh poppy. it-hicti I)II)i.lXVIS in May. an These two distiui-t hlonins and eiircti will he pitsciiieii to the pa<seng:rS tin III: lraili. The woilr oi plalilxiig Ilie tltoiisniidt next il- initte on Catalogues-lilrs. Lloyd, Mir. w. T. Elliot. MM. Gullen this Mr J. M. lihodu, K it. c. M. iv. eek by Ille head ioresitt oi this it I II Mr. w mad and : Ink 0 melt, ttrt er Inoldt ;lrlDnII direction, .1, k,, Ti I selitctctl os lhe ino AI this rticetutg the l'lE“'Iy- pres-on a in the Ardmine SCHOOL CIIILDREN TRAIN FOR DANCES May Day liclc to Aid the llloveutent to Establish ' It Play Ground. To BE HELD MAY srl-l "“ it siit liiiiiilred boys and girls iioiti pnltllc 5-‘hools oi Lower TCIWIISIIII) will sinir and dance in the great it y Day I-‘rte which is being daily irlienisoii lor DI‘:SeIlltI it in the little. ct ‘el cliili uioiiniis llllrmg the r st week III May, The niantiinnlt east pioyltles ioi May Pale and nntioiinl darires oi siieiltii, ‘ the tiiicotioii ,. THDIIIILVOVI, Silpel or or l‘Iiysic:i mg in tire IAIIIS-I’ Moiiiiii sohool Dist er I oi ils ltiinl ever given along ' ' the tho- I e. given to raise iuntli lor coiiiprnciit nitii tiiaiittenaiic ul Iir<l pixlllic playgrtlurltls Mcri ii Towns and Aidiniirc, be- cause iii being the most llIIi'I<Iy:r:on- gesled section in Lower ' st apprnprialc place In iiliith to liiearo the rust pliiygroii o la rnise Ihe vie ssry loud: to ooiiy the pray.-t-t to Sun- ecss. cstcd in tho wiirlt ESIIICQ a lIuI'lII.lI’f ui u-cllltttowit Mrs. lsaso sltaiploss, liuticrlora; Mrs. . r , ‘- s s. Tlioiiipstin Mrs. Gerslmm smith, ' Knipc and Messrs. H lie the Marion Co The it-to, whit-lt will be the lurggsl I air llleritnr, was s- it that-cas, HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Ite culiy el on Th r..l y etching and decided that Levtilt L Foster had won III: preliminary orn- torical conlesl and that he would rcp- resent Lower Motion in the suaith. iiioro cnlllcsl. Foiler his a deep. t-leti vniee, spealrt ilistiitotly and puts Ilinlentclntlll Day and lllal Charles M Donlillle should IIVIIVIY lhe s.AIII- rntti John coiilt-y, Wllrl is remain or Ille Loner Morton Iraik lv)lIl, is one oi llte most in ulai explains that hare been in Ihe siliuul tor st ‘ . I.‘ the! they or iuie The second tetin heal a i inn oi it it a hall a dul Barr Haylleli pur Dill of Fl IIg's curves 3 he side OI : Ilolloe null‘ I) , y Ihe longest hit or the some and it was a corlter. The “l'els" scored when hltrrtson inudtd Sea- 5ehollz’s liy. , a long and Iunsillness e h 5 fI‘i voled toward a S ' so those. y’ul'S!If Iicrice. fhauunrln to Elouln int Islit Lint Blah x‘ . ll Iarlon. T a why. you'll OI Pub Charles 3. Powell, wiilinoi 1. layriirs, Jr., James N. l(t-tipr,.lzoin Dr. crrter. H, s. s ackmzn znl Charles V Hobbsi iiiglt sclto E H, s. spsoltinsn hits chosen Trezsllrer, and checks it nations tan be sent direct to hi . Mrs, James D. wi sot, oi Illvcfv iord, who has heaii acme iii iuiihci- ing in interests iii the hecn ittl ilo. in written in hr y, Pi eipal pi III: raiioc WiIlartlrS:Ilool oi Plliladelpllia es are written iront stnntipoint and are as iollow clv US A PLACE To PLAY. "cit oiitl' yells the tori “'r I'll soon not a sto s The E "‘"‘K To y'er nerle inrhnt‘ inn liy iiinnin' on in You woit't,plsy' oi. the street when I'm on this ltenr cit oiiny lroin that iciitel" Ari’ the top, he’: the kvw, an’ it-ewe tit Io one ‘ I ; lxiit he lIuII'I tell us ulistfrtnliert ii-e Ct'IlI play, ‘ "Gil oiitl" yells the man when ire kick sh can. oils us loiiis and ion An" naiiios ii i sanl - mnlller dead. i we run all mir llligllfln sight, . tin’ liuuip into people. ‘wlmlkirk it: I'll; tou'glis,"nn' vlli glit, ‘ o'er mil oi his iln' grout, lrtit.ilnt.'t ntriuitrn a plate . we can iilny.. . ' “Gil out oi the wayl" yells a man with a tlin - - ' nearly I'“lI:>(IIlI‘lI'flIy ehliirl. liy Brawn: lic iaiiiks his ohlp, and then all o! s X As lie Bi us . BIII‘ we only ohangn streets, lor where else can we go "‘ To‘cst::l[le oops and tliiiiers.docs any one know P it you were a lull; llidn'l mcaii Ialbe a , llad no place to meel txttpl in Ille ‘ t sireel. ho plate to play ball 'r “eagErr" at all. y. No placo just to yell when yiiirieeliiit re it , K the Now, honest and trite, what on earth or warn you d . lI’II’0II stories inst tor spire. - itotrd try to live down to ill: rullies I’ you were name 7 ADI ou'lI Iic. ‘III! the gang, u-ithont ccliir ashamed. ti - Big liroilicrs oi ours, we want to do riistr. Rut, try as iie nill, II t a Ililrd. tip- iitrht. We'd rather ploy hall in a place where we are. . . Tttntt tkulk near a corner art‘ K-1l“I)I: nii swear. We'd ratlicr clini‘ l:IIIl.Iels an‘ art on a a . Than diiiltte a policeman 'r hou.i.on s cot-. - II’: up to you. brothers; oorric. pleatc diiiitr deioy, - ‘ Butrrtolslistt it place where In lellows tttt pity. , t Principal or Lowtr,-ucrioii '‘ 5 til. i ‘l plzlygrmlml . T the iiuy's s: was .woultl, ltnoelt - - ’ Ti up in his llIIdXe!.l . Mznager Tily, oiilie ti"-aseitall team, on that Lower Merimi a incl on [he tltainond, us Radnor de- V led roost oi tier lime to ' keI..TI1z material at Radlior will probably be hut t on; zignin, they inexperienced, ring a surprise rm ill: Loner may 59 E’ M erioit boys VVebslers’ held their xmlllzl Allan Poe 3 d H w Lussoii told oi the “Cilrrcllt Events lhe l'Veek" tnii oi "The war on tltt laoidet oi lllcxiea." Mr. lllsit Flem- D: practice: take place in III( altet-noon. not sec how ii ‘ so :>< use in Czses oi laiticrgcncy." his produced oiuclt laughter on lhe part oi lie ineinhrir, and Mr. llel r '35 elected iriiiud or appointed, The aliirmatinc wos doicntled by Messrs wigttin ii an negative by Dorothy wilson, The iiepntiyo was victorious by a note oi it to i. tilts lziina Morris it-as elected to the society membership iiy t Ilnzliintrnls iiote. “GYE" GLADWYN E IIIDTES L st ee greet many moved into the house that he F rt 11 Gltdwyne residents. Dr. Evans ’ recently botuzlti. ‘Mr. ra k etl moved into the house owned by lllis Ell: De Cirult. Mr. seph Keech moved into the house vacated by Mr Levin. Mr. Aaron them I minister. t the lllelhotliil Dzrsnnage. Exletisive sitcraiiont are hcinti lllalolr on Kllc house at Highland Farm, the country hot-tic oi Mr. Joseph Ivainwrixhr. Mr. Joseph Ball: ullerlaiiled llle lotlee of odd rclloi-is at dinner on Thursday evening or llle Illerinli Square Hotel. ‘ School lurd Ml nun. ' The regular monthly iiieeiiu; oi th Lourr Mciioit School Bolrd will he ilitla out ivtdo-sdty, wooing. - Kenneth Moclcllaii hos rt.-Illrncd to ‘I . sohoohaitet sci . The students Ire all ghd to 5: m ' and hope that lie willsnoo catch could IlII(r- '1 er I title or the Leonard stott try. it Gallagher and Ihe 9 Mr. Randolph and Miss k was "moving day" Ior a " 5 Iled at Rostritont. i . The rltw Merhodis lteiimii-. Archibald, slsopiitored in o C R, Ella Harding; Third ii BOY SCOUTS GIVE ‘ ENTERTAINMENT Are Endeavorinz Money for Their Slimmer Camp Site. lo Raise A GREAT SUCCESS nitric boy scout, s lay his work, were pictured in ponto- la hy rncirilitir oi Arti- and miinc tiid p y Crntial ari ni Plitlailel $ phia, satitrday, nigh it t. The scouts sic e ttcniit.iii..t to raise r cariip site A it Cam In wrele e to arrange iur o Iylrel‘-(‘0IIlI(y Cilmp inc oi Ihe play snturtltiy it a Howard A. Sutton and Milton Council Samuel P. Ferreq. S lrluel Patterson Ferret. n kiirlwn resident til lnwer lnwllxlimy whn uccilpicd I Iorcmusl Dos ' ' ii in Ih: Slrcrl railway advertising business and who was it one Ii : I Philadelphia banker. yasseil away Slmv viril- one or III: orgtoircis oi the Third Ms- tioital Bznk ol )7 adel hi. it Ferret begin his career :3 a pro- Itssm in ciitieiiuons CDmmtfCIiI col- ge. severing thoi comleciinn to he- eoine associated with his lather Asian- ior incinhcr oi the h nit‘ Fciree & co. 5 orttanircd the National lzaiih oi the Republic. - tn I377 Mr. Ferree opened o pe o cal sit scri n husinuss. lii ray; he lounded the Mutual Library, rod in I902 esentcd it to t e city or Phila- s llllder thc care oI lh: Board 0 Ihe hrst lice coiiip. Ve control or Ihe advertising privilege! or [he Philzdelphi is d ulher lines ol cois and turned edit it Jug Iuider IlIe aim title oi The Street Rai way At! sin coinpat-t which business, under his zb mlnage men was too to sit uneoutled tandaitt oi eiteelleiisc. In trod he re- move o New rot , and greatly eit- traded Ihr ‘s business by oblainilig con- the leading street r t s in Pennsylvania. Mr. retire tits on indehllgable wnrltrr, and Ilevoled Ills enter its In time to Ille details of (he various emer- es with not ancestry, I Tell: r business years ago when he sel- IIELII ANNUAL IIIEETINCI uni it chtpttr, II. A I I In lllul Tlle oiiniiiil iitteiino oi . I it. v lleritiii chap. o- Ingrid; Second Vie -tlcgeitt, Miss Mary 'ice-Regent, Mir. dim Historian. Mist vey. ‘Bo ti ol M: nest sctsiou eiosrd the rneiiitiert or the otttpter enioyrd 2 so- elll haul. Willa Mrs HIIKIIII 1: bonus iiip. "Boy Scoull to the lzcsine" it-at the ' t in Merian ‘X trol oi silw y New York, Bronklyn, Jersey City Ind cl Hoholto ‘ ii, st well or in itcsr-hy cities oi , illl Richard M:cSherry. the parents oi . hon ' ' . the young CAP AND DELIS CLUB T0 PRODUCE A PLAY Tilenled College Players to )3: Scan and Heard in Comedy and Song. IN MANY SPECIALTIES the nodding iii caps snd the Wilh iingling oi hells, the Haierloiil Col- ge more troop. Nu t, and their assi.t- ingzln the rat pen o in ire, -- ants iieiore s large audienre iii the Man-lay. April ml-. in lhe Wzyne auditorium i the young one a H use, with cisl and thorns a Iwo-acl in y , . l>htlosophei." The story is wuvell about the eccen- on '’-0“'" Alt‘ ‘ Arrlorlz the 1 ins were Miss aiternoo W li liai-eiiiird cianirnar 3... ,.,.t,., ,, i,,s 5<'W-I =l “m"’ord- Dnherly --II Miss noiotliy ivilsoii, Miss Mildirtl probably with. ' the mm gives sutton, Mis Lucy suttoii. Miss La- -n Ium gwd ’“PPurt ht: xllnultl I n his vinia tireenig, Mitt Dorotlni lxeloltsr. "-‘- mil" ' "ls Iain" Miss Emily sclniord, ccorue iliclccy. the It: li toils ironi comes la his real sciises in bringing tt..p-ther the heroine the hero; ' it and callow reporter inim- ILII.’lIIIIy oi the philosopher os Dung society nion, uhieh re- nilts in einistderahie complication in Ihe Itwe sirsir oi the re ’ 0 .2 takes the I wild y C ro and heroine. i. K, Potiielr as the aullior-philosopher; D P, Fzlcurier, as th II , 1) ha Illdlrrous iiiiiilcnts to n siioctssiitl an non. Nolahle among Ihe musical ntiniltcrs .tre o l-iciiot Danes, entitled “):Ick-0- Lantern," "N rseiy Rhymes," "My liandoliit Moi ' (with o mandoliit in- it-rrnc I e d htlsllable condu- ee promises to he s iiiiiaolc “IEITSS in every way. REOPENING HOMES Iain Mn liorla-utu In luring country rot in lulllllu. with the first brezlh oi spring [reth- ms: in ilrr Ill’, Izshionzble Iauiilier t with longing oi their patstisl homes on the lililin LlllCi I I cw of uhrclt arc EV!" now in readiness tor the owners. Theodure Ely and Ihe Misses lzlr. who -t - N. have been om ring a c, have returned and hose their Bryn Blawr place :IItI Mrs. Frederick schtiiidt, alter a month's sujollrn at Allmlic city, hare returned to “Juniper lloli," their ltsdnor Country plsce. Aiken A reopened Mr. ab . zrid have iii lheir new Imus: at Meritm, uhich Ihey reeenily Dllrelnstd. ,r Coles are n [curl until the Mist Doroihy‘ ,)<Icliii Msitiii,' oi Overbroak. who was one oi the popu- have been it in in atwmlnnied by he; cousin. llliss Ellen o Louis ll Ky. ' has relllmed , D2viII's, IIIeI‘ a laaltirnoro to Mr. it hits. her Miss Miss Dotdtliy Wilbu her home at St. to ctr Richard Mac ivilhur is one 4)! er popular sincc ago.‘ ' sherry s and has been very her iiehttr Ihree seasons Mi. ITIIIIIAXIFKI Charles cniiei. oi not-eriord, enlerllilkd I laiiiily pony at nion-iis.Mills-in-the-l>iiies during the ii-eelt. Cnrieeled Eripanenilnlli I y Mr. Ill ilis. Roberl x‘elro ctisatt d d hm canceled on their engagements, 0 . time to the dam oi e, I cttrdiiti casssit whith toolr place in rim Iarly Thursday moni- III I. MR. AND MRS. WISTER MARRIED 65 YEARS Haverford Couple Celebrate: Completion ol Unusual , Record. HELD A RECEPTION Bright and active, hit. and Mu. rig doy. on Wednesday. trout Ewe nii- iil siyen. The reocptiint was aiitiuied by the log: Y. it c. to The Mr John arnilwoy, :Ilcr ithiclt relresh- mrnts weir serttd. Thc tolloitinrt committee, represents ' e ties at the Readuuz it-t rccetvln its. Mrs. Hhttltptiu cita- l M s Eliro. d Fraitlt Dempsey, ig, Mr. H Morrison, Luoiut l. hale)‘, Mr. llcclor Tosicnson. Mr. M Frederick O R. slicro Mr ir Philadelphia, in tssy. Tlie, ' it into, znd tor Ft)! rnsny yeots they been me - hots oi the Nllflhm risler Presbyterian ith. The (urine! paste the ht-ii. l. wtls it cooltroii, secre- o D. D. uoui tary oi the Prcxhyterian rlosrd at i-:du. ealion, and Ill: present minister or the church. the hey. w. conrtlsod Rob- ‘ son, D. D, were among those pru- ro extend hearty greetings. were present at [he . is. F nit Dempsey. Mrs susanns iv. s. in cut vii-teland, Mr. George Eduard wistcr. Philodelphio t:wlL SERVICE EXAMINATION united states civil aertilco Commie- nion Announce. n Oalilcmpllul voeonoy nt wyiiiieweod. The United SIZIC: Ci Service Colli- inissioo announces Ihal on satuidsy. ugusl sit exzlninatiun will’ be held I! Aidiiiorc. Pa. as . result or iiliicli it is exyecltd to inaltc certllicr it to 5!] s eonlemvlalcd vacancy in t : position or Iaiirth-elzss postmaster oi Clix: t iv ood, Pennsyl- iaitia. uid olher yscsnties heyio occur h t 0 III: POSIma5IrI' was sass tor the last he- Age limit. 2! years sod over on III: dale OI Ihe ex: ‘ i age on the dale oi the examination still be admitted pliraats must reside within the ter- ritoiy supplied by [he post oihcc tor II (II III: exalrtlnztion I inlm The e xens ol the United Izizs who can c ltl‘IuII'eIIIen1S. may be impracticable to examine the ,’ Itltilllil mi Wu 1 chin will Olin vndttolloii to no crloirot em. The “weito Cluh oi Ardmofe, com. some o usell or t In: most popular younit men or [he M-.iii Linc, will pre. sent [heir second annual theatrionl prvdlteriun. entitled "S:ntIy," in Marion Cricltrl C the c iii a nunther oi stlcetions, will have charge oi the production sud wtll ‘ii the chnnlses. “Sandy” is three- Inge comedy, brighl, oleiicr lrltl e reputation or her sense oi honor and her sense or humor is as much oi on ‘in roueiiienr over that "twcci- old-iaslitonedr white reptil- chie who dldl:'I know I rod iroiii it rat, on tlte Lusiunn over the Fulton In lieu.

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