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THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE CAPITOL BUILDING
DAILY STORIES
OF
PENNSYLVANIA
Prepared for publication in the leading daily
newspapers of the State by
FREDERIC A. GODCHARLES
Milton, Pennsylvania
FORMER REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, STATE
SENATOR, DEPUTY SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH,
MEMBER HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF PENNSYLVANIA,
HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF UNION COUNTY,
HISTORICAL SOCIETY LYCOMING COUNTY,
AND OTHERS
Author of Freemasonry in Northumberland
and Snyder Counties, Pennsylvania
MILTON, PA.
1924
Copyrighted 1924
BY
FREDERIC A. GODCHARLES
Printed in the United States of America
These Daily Stories of Pennsylvania
are dedicated to
MY MOTHER
THROUGH WHOM I AM DESCENDED FROM
SOME OF ITS EARLIEST PIONEERS AND
PATRIOTS AND FROM WHOM I INHERITED
MUCH LOVE FOR THE STORY OF MY NATIVE
STATE.
Frederic A. Godcharles.