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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1915

Page

3

Community Christmas tree chosen near Middletown

Reading voters may be asked to endorse a loan for city improvements. Honey producer H M Chilson from Lycoming county gathered 400 pounds of comb honey and 500 pounds of extract honey from 70 colonies. A 35 foot spruce on a hill by the Susquehanna has been chosen as the community Christmas tree. Twelve deer were killed by Larry's Creek Fish and Game Club members. Doctors Heller Bell and Ritter from Williamsport helped down deer. John ha left Lebanon last spring with information about an artillery unit in France. J A Record of Towanda will celebrate his 100th birthday on Christmas and dine with Branford County Historical Society. T Van C Phillips of Newton Square recovered letters from Benjamin Franklin to Humphry Marshall found in New York. A large three to four acre artificial skating rink will be built in South Williamsport, planned by W C Luppert. Harry S Mohler of Mechanicsburg, 73, civil war veteran and longtime G A R post commander, recently visited his 98-year-old mother in Lancaster County.

Reading H. M. Chilson Hillsgrove Lycoming County Susquehanna River Middletown Larry’s Creek Fish and Game Club C. E. Heller G. Franklin Bell H. M. Ritter Williamsport John - Ha Lebanon Relaing Bierrtillery Company C Conavlias Havre France J. A. Record Towanda Branford County Historical Society Record T. van C. Phillips Newton Square New York Humphry Marshall Franklin Harry S. Mohler Mechanicsburg H. IL. Zinn Lancaster County

Dog Sent to Virginia Wanders Back to York

A York county foxhound owned by B. Porter Warner, 7 years old, wandered 300 miles from Laural to return home after being sold to a Virginia buyer three weeks earlier. The remarkable homeward journey highlights the dog’s strong instinct and hunting value.

Virginia York York County B. Porter Warner Laural Warner

The Lonesome Gove Secret Ends in a Quiet Grave Reprieve

In a coastal village the Hedgerow house mystery ties to Wilfrid Blair’s disordered mind and a staged funeral. Marjorie Blair forgives Sedgwick as Alexander Blair plans a strategic settlement with Sheriff Schlager over grave tampering. Kent persuades Blair to fund a worthy escape for an asthmatic neighbor, while a quiet future beckons amid lingering scandal.

Wilfrid Blair Camilla Grosvenor Alexander Blair Gansett Jim Marjorie Wilfrid Annalaka Hedgerow House Alexander Briar Mr. Sedgwick Annalaka Churchyard Jane Doe Kent Schlager Adam Bain Bain

Reward and reunion in the Hedgerow intrigue

Blair hints at unfinished business and a pledge to Mrs Blair as Kent and Sedgwick plan a quiet dinner. Kent, readied for a pause, relaxes with Rhyme and Reason until Evant appears at the door, prompting an awkward apology. The scene blends tension and social courtesies amid a mystery.

Blair Chester Kent Sedgwick Frank Kent

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