It is estimated that the number of
visitors were in excess of 20,00' An
Btated in Hast week's Observer, those
in charge of the affair did excellent
work and 'are to be congratulated over
the outcome of it
Under the terms of their weather
insurance, they received $1500 because
the afternoon and evening of the 4th
were spoiled by the steady downpour
of rain. It is said however that that
amount 'did not represent one-third
of what the receipts would have been
in fair weather.
The booths and other equipment ac
quired new this year were taken down
and stored -for use in future years.
The expenses of staging the fair were
very heavy this, year, because so much
equipment had to be purchased, but
with all bills paid the Elks will be
tig winners as a lodge, and this was
the wish et the public here and here
abouts.
HACKENSON—BURNHAM
' Miss Bernice Burnham and Robert
Hackenson -of Hampton, were married
at 4 o’clock Sunday afternoon on the
lawn of the home of Miss Burnham's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A.
