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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-05-04

NORTHWEST news NOTES.
Items Of Interest Clipped From Our
Exchanges for Readers of The
Irish Standard.
VACATION FOR FATHER OSTER.
Death Of Albert s, Jay, Of Farlbault, at
Helena, Montana, Of Mountain
MINNEsOTA.
Michael Roach. of Austin, died Mon.
day, April %, in that city.
The A. O. HI. will give q social party
at Agency hall. Morris, on the evening
Of I'D.
Mrs. Annie Mcpherson, wife of Alex.
Mop herson, of Brainerd, died in that
city, April %.
The Patrick Bowling farm, in Lake
Prairie, was sold last Saturday to
Charles A. Myrin, of st. Peter, for
$500
Rev. Richard Hebron. of Rochester,
has returned to this country from Rome
where he has been pursuing theological
studies.
Ed. III. Roach, now of Aberdeen,
Dakota, at one time of Rochester, is
president of the South Dakota Liquor
Dealers and Brewers Association.
McCabe s. Rinkel, of st. Peter, have
been awarded the contract of doing the
plastering, ETC., in the new residence
now being built by NJ. Mullen, Of New
Ulm.
An infant son of Frank Donnelly. Of
st. Peter, died Sunday of last week of
quinsy. The child was eight months Of
age. The remains were taken to St.
Mary for interment.
A patient by the name Of Sullivan
died at the hospital at st. Peter on Mon
day of last week. He had been resi-
dent of the town Of Marysburg, in LIE
Sueur county, and was buried in that
town.
j. A. Mcdonald and D. A. Quinlevan,
of St. Cloud, have each purchased lots
of j. G.. Huber. on Sixth avenue and
Sixth street north, that city, and will
erect dwelling houses thereupon i'm
mediately.
Father Gaskell, of Morris, met with
Q pleasant surprise on his return to his
residence, recently, to find his parlor
refurnished with an elegant carpet,
lounge, curtains, etc.-the work Of the
ladies of the congregation.
Foley Brothers sawmill at Bridg-
man has been shut down for six months
tor general repairs. The company have
q large number Of logs on hand, and
/ will start up again as soon as necessary
The mill at Foley Station is running al
usual.
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SPORTING NEWS.

The Thistle foot ball club defeated the
st. Anthony team Tuesday evening by q
score of 8 too.
A football game between teams from
the Tam O'Shanter and Canadian clubs
on the grounds on Thirteenth street
Tuesday night resulted IN a victory for
the Canucks by 3 oals to l.
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To Printers.

For sale at q sacrifice. One-third ,n-
terest in well-established weekly
newspaper and job office, III thriving
North Dakota county seat and railroad
terminus; is the official paper of the
county and city. Address d, this office.
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Albert s. jay, youngest son of the late

Albert S. JAY, youngest son OF the late
Stephen Fl. Jay, of Faribault, died at
Helena, Montana, short time since of
mountain fever. The young man had
gone West for his health, and when last
heard from was feeling we'll and hearty.
The remains were brought to Min
neapolis for burial near those of his
father and mother.
Father Oster, of this and the Clontarf
parish, who has been sick for several
months past, says the Benson Times,
has been ordered by the bishop to take
a vacation, and early this month will
sail for France, the home of his birth.
The Times unltes with his many friends
in wishing him pleasant trip across
che water. an ENJOYABLE visit while
there and safe return.
Peter Burns and Father Riordon, says
the Rochester Post. are the recipien ts
from DR.. Charles III. Mayo, of a cane
each, made from the celebrated Shil-
lolagh bog oak, and brought from Ire
land by DR.. Mayo. The wood is black
and very heavy, and is found from Is to
80 feet under ground. The canes are
beautifully carved, the shamrock, harp
and deer being prominent upon them.
It is needless to say that the recipients
value the canes very highly.
WISCONSIN,.
Frank Mcguire, of Hudson, has ar
rived in New York from the old coun-
try, where he has been visiting. He is
expected home soon.
DR.. Kilvlngton, of this city, will erect
two crematories at Seattle, Washington
Territory, alter the one built at West
Superior is completed. P. j. Mccain,
of West Superior, will do the work on
them for DR.. Kilvington.
DAKOTA.
The bridges are nearly ready for the
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DAKOTA.

The bridges are nearly ready for the
iron superstructure at Grand Forks.
J. b. Mooney will go to Leavenworth
soon to inspect these. They will be
ready to cross by July LIST.
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Two Entertainments,

Last Monday evening was celebrated
in pleasing manner by the total absti-
hence societies of Holy Rosary parish,
at Holy Rosary Church hall. A large
and enthusiastic gathering of people
interested in this work, was present
from all parts of the city, John
O'Brien, State President and f. A.
O'Brien, State Secretary Of the Union,
were present and addressed the meet
ing. After the meeting large number
of names were added to the roll of the
society. Following was the programme
of the entertainment,
1. Chorus .........-.-.....H Holy Rosary choir
2. Recitation Miss Il. cullen
B. Quertette.. .....''-''Ma ale voices
1. Selection. ..................Mis Miss L. Corbett
8. Address ........... State President O Hr1en
3. Duett. MISSES Ilulsch
Z. Comic Song m. Lnehan
g. Song. ............ .......... Miss NJ. Gleason
8. Meditation. IL. A. y br2en
10. Song with Banjo Accompaniment. Mr. Hoyt
j. song ...'.''.' 800 DITCH
II. Piano Recital. .,..."...... Miss SpeaKman
Is. Comic Duet. Messrs Grain and Mclaughlin
IL. Closing Address Rev. It. A. Carr
The immaculate Conception Crusa-
ders entertainment, held last Tuesday
evening, was one Of the best that has
vet been given. The audience was quite
large and very appreciatiye. The pro-
gramme was carefully prepared and
ably rendered by those whose names
appear below.
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Tomorrow is an old deceiver, and his
cheat never grows stale.
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CoRR1aAN 4 BRAD1sH, Attorneys for mortgagee.
Minneapolis Iinnesota March 10 1889.
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THE MINNESOTA
TITLE INSURANCE
TITLES INSURED.

One premium, known in advance, pays for q
policy running Is years, guaranteeing free
defense and payment of loss if the title ia az.
sailed. The State Auditor holds $4,000 for the
benefit of Policy-Holders.
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0Ot@0AAAe oA q oAAAOOAs "AASaA 1AoA>S ss~A~
let BIN down. He struck on his shout
der aud side, but was not seriously IN
jured, no bones being broken. A heavy
chisel that fell with him struck blade
down, but few inches from his head.
George Ozhie, employed IN the new
postofice building, fell at noon Tues
day from the second floor into the base
ment. He was engaged in putting the
staircase in place when the board Of
the scaffold on which he was standing
tripped and threw him off. He fell
some IS feet. The patrol wagon was
summoned, and he was conveyed to
his home at 1901 9Th street north. He
was seriously injured about the back
and internally.
The young ladies of the Sodality Of
the Blessed Virgin, will hold an enter
tainment at Harmonic hall on next
Wednesday evening, May 9Th. The
programme will consist of vocal and in
strumental music, of high order Of
merit, having been prepared with the
utmost care. The curtain will rise at
8 O'Clock and it is more than probable
that the first number on the programme
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-05-23
IN MEMoRIAM

TIE resent and nsaIpecied Departure
from tbis life by The death of Mrs y. 4.
I hrndsli seems 10 have cast q gloom Of
kaaness ovrr the eahret community in
which abe sAs 90 we'll Known.
Adiie DIVA Kendall. daughter OF Abel
X and 0lirs lsp~gntl Barbank died in
winhsll. Vt. May 18th. issq. after shor,
illness Of paralysis Of the brain. at the age
OF sly. I'm. "a
When abe vas ouly two years old, Der
mother vas early called TO Der reward,
leaving husband and four little children
As hss the subject Of these lines. Mos, Of
her single life was spent At her native home
10 Bondville. With the exception Of abon,
two years when she Was with friepd OF
her mothers a, Eluifa. n. Y. 10 q water
cura
Her education was obtained 10 the com.
mon aud select schools OF her own town
aud at leland and Gray Seminary at Toxn
shend. After which she taught several
terms OF school with the best OF satisfac
tion. AT an esrlv age she was converted
aud bad bright christian experience.
soon after she presented herself to the
Methodist church for mem bership. but the |
pastor at ths! time not willing TO baptize |
her by immersion, which Was the method |
OF her belief she has never united with |
the church. bat has always been interested
IN its welfare. In msnner she was very
reserved. quiet. cheerful aud hopeful, full.
filling the duties OF Der sphere ia . very
easy modest way aud with great fidelity
and pleasaniness,
She WAS most loved by them who knew
her best and was held 10 high esteem by
all her acquaintancesf n has been said
that she bad no eneuscs. TIE 10 years and
seven months OF her married life. have
been mostly confiaed IA. the care and deyo.
lion OF ter family, by whom now her low
ng ministraiions arc sadly missed. Dur
ng her last short but painful illness her
'uilerings were alievated greatly aud heart
'heered by the kind attention OF husband,
our daughters and other relatives and
riends. sa,..
The community greatly mourn their loss
nd sympatbizs deeply with the bereaved
husband and family in this their time OF
M fiction.
The funeral occurred May 10Th at the
hurcb, which was filled with relatives
nd friends and was attended by the pas i,
or Rev. W. f. Felch, using for text
Her sun is gone down while it is yet day"
eremiah 1863. From the church she was
urrled under the direction OF the Grange
which she was . member The grave
AS s'rewn with flowers, and very beau.i
II and appropriate services were held.
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special Invitation 81 Aaoairsrz chapter via
iiai their stsier chapter At Mssebesio,
oepire aud we're night royalty esiertsised
The ride from Psvie, 10 Manchester Css,re
through The bssaliul Meilowce VALLEY il
veil eslealssed 10 prepare one Tor such
cordial receptions ~ are extended ever by
Adonirsm Chapter Scesery nneIcelled
10 beauty. atmosphere unimpaircd by
sssup OF slough. com pspionship unsQusl.
ed. except II be by members Of the s,me
order vheresoeret dispersed over the face
Of the earth. all tended 10 place those mem.
bers OF Moitosoe chapter who we're able
to join the party 10 . very happy mental
condition. Upon arriving at Manchester
Cenire the reception committee Of Adoui
ram Chapter met US al the Colburn House
where supper Was provided and partaken
OF In manner which left no doubt in the
minds Of those who entertained ibs, 1t was
highly relished. After seeing US well pro.
vided with refreshments the reception
committee left us aud at T30 O'Clock 70
turned and escorted US TO their hall, VI here
We witnessed an excellent eIempli6cation
Of the work by Adonirsm Chapter on four
candidates. II is impossible TO particular.
re when oil do such splendid work as vas
lone that evening. II only briggs TO our
minds the thought that our own iabors
nnst be wonderfully improved il We hope
o rival our nelghbos in the worship Of
be One whose star 10 the east was AS "a
amp 10 the feet and light 10 the way"
Af,er the work was completed q second
'ouniiful banquet was spread aud q good
ocial time was enjoyed. and at ii o'clock
J. m. the return trip was commenced, ar
wing a, home well pleased with our visit
I'D hoping We can have the pleasure of
rying TO entertain Adoniram Chapter 10
be future,
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SEMINARY.
ovRRALIs.
NAScnEsrna CENTRE.

hANtHEsIhh CENIhh
Tho Peoples Theatre Co, have fac
actors and give new play and farce every
nigh. this week aud Saturday afternoon.
90 aud hear them
Will Roberts ia passing his two weeks
vacation among friends in Rutland and
Harrington. He will be again at his desk
10 the bank the Last Of the week.
X ~ Hoy,, venerable citizen OF
Cambridge. n. Y. Who is we'll known in
this place, il very sick at bis home in that
village and fears are entertained OF his re.
eovcry.
Judging by disappearance the pub
Iis appreciates the Low prices q, the Ames
closing out sale. The offer they mako for
one week reduces the cos, Of psperin q
afsriy ore halt
Mr. sni Mrs Frank Wilson drove
dosn from Fair Hssen on sandsy for
short sis't TO their friends aud started TO
return cn Monday bat we're dr. iyen back
by the heavy rsin.
-Mf aud Mrs. Richard Smith. Who
formerly lived 10 this town bnt later have
been residents Of Tate, Ga, have returned
10 Vermont aud are visiting their sister.
Mr., RoLsrt Amos
fn,il fagihff notice the hour for DE
f'soad Sunday seisiss 81 s,on chnrob Will
l. ~ insisaa Of . u. 81 tho aaru
ins service issi SUNDAY the 1T Rev. Bi.l,
op OF The d.oeese eondtmssi . class Of sl.
pepoes. lie also confirmed ose person 10
private l.,sr ia tbs Jas.
M, ard Mr. Ashley nanil.oa re.
Turned from Their ht.lsl tout On ss,urlsy
esd ss'e pre@ptig sssenssei Ly the band
soon after their srfirsl They sill take
possession Of their nss home 10 The Peter >
w,msa bouss hi, ~eet. snd that IL mar
si.sys he happy one Is The ancere Wish 4
pf THAR macy ifisa,ls
-.ths lsiles 81 the Relief Corps viii
provide dinner 10 It's ses,iy Ct ihe baptist
ehafca, Memorial Day, for the lasi snA :
lssiiea guests. sSj ihs, there nay be 10
Issk. the citiEsns arc lisdly sslei TO a. v
.isi ia tsrel,hins food ior tho table, viii. il
bal iar,hss rsqasst Thnss 10 Maaches 3
sr village can leave their sontrstatl,as Al 81
be JorEsaL efiee before . q IN. OF ths,
lay. q
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"Unele ii" Bowtell. = veteran cosduc.
tor on the Rutland railroad. died si Bel.
loss Falls on the sih ipss. He bad been
10 feeble health Tor some tine past, bat
celebrated bis Goth wedding snniyer.sry
oaly few days ago. He vas born ia
ISIS. and entered the employ Of the Rat.
lad rosd 10 Isss.
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EXPRESS PREPAID
Within radius Of 100 miles f,o m
Frsars Troy Bazaar.

SvsS AEoy nhbhArs
10 order to place our out oftown pa
irons on the same footinga as our nearby
customers and as an inducement to visi
the Bazaar while our May Programme i,
In progress, and during the month OF
June, all goods (of any reasonable amount
purchased personal in the Bazsar and
sent to the Out Of Town desk will be deliv.
cred by express free OF charge during the
balance OF the busy season until July Ist
The 80 departments OF the Bazaar are fill.
cd with bright fresh, new aud tempting
bargains.
The announcements OF our May Pro
gramme have met with such popular sp
proval aud wide spead interest that we
have decided to add the above feature, so
that all OF our patrons may DO placed on
the same basic.
FREAR's Troy BAZAAR,
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Local Intelligence.
Gaing sauih.
Gaing \ aIfh.


n e Gray rsiurbea from B0siol
Mosdst.
DIR aemenssr has bccs oos1sed d
Lls rassIeses ioi sersf.i ds,s by hlnesa
"A .plssdii rsis Moaasy and Mon
day slrti made The farmers rejoice Cfpp'
ere sssiag zoe Start
Mrs Meeasley. three obildtsn sEl
saue, Of Troy. bsre engaged roOms ieI
iss ssmmer al John Boyn,ous.
Mr. Eddy and viie Of Troy were II
tho Iqaisoi Hoase ose day last week aud
engaged rooms for The Summer.
" Warner Of Troy has been At the
Maasoa House two OF three days The pa,l
vsek. lie came up Tor the purpose 81
iroai 1.biss
Prot T. W. Hose. the county sup.
er,isor Of schools, sss elected Trustee
oi Barr ssd Buroa Semissry at the ~.
cen, nesting and bas accepted
+. %. II. Ha~lsy vas IN Manchester over
Sasdsy, He bss been hep, very bnsy
The pas, year or iso putting the Hawley
ps.ep, sand feed iato msrble mills 10 all
parts O, the coubiry.
--on sccouui Of the storm on Monday
the organization Of the Young Peoples
Missionary Society sdioarnel until Thurs
day y. ma. s30, good degree OF 10
tsrssi 10 msoifes,ei 10 the formation OF
this society.
The Seminary Glee Club will give
concert ., the Seminary chapel on Thurs.
day evening. May 30. ct s O'Clock, The
music will consist OF gIccs and par, songs
With soms instrumental pieces. Admis
sion 20 eents
The members OF Undine Engine Co,
are requested to meet at the engine house
neat Saturday at 100 pm. Also all
Others willing to Assis, 10 thu observance
Of Memorial Day II EooLgnos
Foreman.
10 repairing The court house il was
found that some OF the lath near the
chimney had been burned 10 two aud the
adjacent iimbcrs bIsckened. Had there
been . chance for air 10 have reached the /,
plscs a contlagration must have result
cd
The Law docket for the June term OF
sour ooutrins 100 cases. including IS
tale cases. There are also 81 cases on
he chAncery docket But small NUN Der
u these cases will DO tried aud the term is
lot expected 10 be long one. Judge Rowell o
will preside.
"A letter from Mrs. Willing OF Cbiea. Al
70. daughter Of the late Judge Skinner, to
! friend In this place, dated at Constant a,
'ople, May 2, mentions her own and fam.
~ good health, during their charming n
en- monsh's tour IN Europe. Egypt. Pales. "
Iua aud Syria. ADD their Intention soon 10
Q In Paris; to visit the great centennial :,
position 10 that city. -
The Seminary base ball nine PLAYED :
10 East Dorset nine Saturday and were :;
eaten 10 TO T. The Seminary nine play. ~,
good game mp to the seventh inning
hen the score was TO 2 In their favor,
ut couple OF costly errors a, that point ~ y
ave The game to their opponents. The
flowing 10 the official score w
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The oouic epes 'Dsssy~ eorposed
by NJ john ! Beach formerly 81 ihs
pisoe. naslc by wslles Y. Ixvis. Vas
lsgnehi ca, IN Mssshos,st. N. II. recent.
". The open hos two scts aud The scene
10 10 Nee iotk city. 10 ibs course u The
play ~ elepemaui takes plsec. The parties
are chased 10 Gsasds, but they assliy to-
tara. hsfmery is restored and al cads
sell The opera embraces &c mu,ical
su@bera spd The Msneheslsr. ". II.
Press ssy,s ia general Il !. Of a pleas
lea catchy castactef.s DAISY. The lead.
ing character. vas sas,slsed by Mrs
Bcsch
asNclUufn DEorr
-liacsmcr has more interesting "a
uoaaoenents 10 The "wau,s" colamu.
y NJ. Rss.slI j, seitias bis new black
smith shop nssriy ready for occupancy.
Mr.. aud Mrs n | Jones Of Olesn, n. |
Y. and Mrs n A walker Of Bsttlehoto
are visiting their parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. G. |
wooloock Of ibis place
-specisl meeting Of Skinner Post, Nc.
~ q. A H.. Friday eseuieg May "a, at s
p. n. called fir the purpose OF making
arrangements ior Memorial Day.
wn II. Smith
Post Commandsr-
The ladies OF ". *. o. and others in.
eres,ed will meet @. A Il hall Wed.
,esdsy afternoon. May %. 10 arrange dow.
'rs for Memofial Day Ladies' Of the Corps
sill NEE, at the residence OF Mrs. Yuung
/, Manchester Centre. (oearly opposite
'bayrr's Hotel Sunday morning. before
be las, bell rings ior church services
Memorial Day will be observed as
olloss: Members Of skinner Post will
tteni divine services at Zion church San.
sy, Nay 26ih Ga Thursday. May 30.
be Post aod osber orgsuiz ,,ious will
'rm 10 proerssloa 10 front OF tbs Court
Ionse al a IA AT go the ! r5csssio n
III proceed TO Dellwood Cemetery where q
10 usual services will be held and graves
ecorsted when the procession will march !,
ack 10 the Court House aud disband. At
p. m the procession will again form ia
ont of tho school bouse at Manchester =
sntfe aud proceed TO the cemetery where
rsices will he held add graves decorated, "
ter which the procession will march to
'tabrook Opera House wberr an address in
u be made by Rev. A. d. Flanders OF vi
Adams, and Memorial Day exercises
held. also recitation by Miss Nina fu
arsb. The Mauohetter Centre Band aud va
snchester Drum Corps, also both fire
mpanies arc invited to assist 10 the oh n.
vance OF the day. Comrades Truman IA,
niley aud Edward Campbell have been
10 msrk the soldiers graves 10
. two cemeteries with flags
WM H. SMITH. w
Post Commader.
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r.. W. Weeks took business trip to
Rutland recently.
Freeman Paddock shipped q car load
OF potatoes to New York last week.
We welcome Miss Carrie Holley home,
after two years absence 10 Chicago.
The post master question Is being
agitated, but the result is not yet certain
--Jamie Sykes bad q pleasant time With
the Dnntons at their lake cottage. last
week
Thanks to the committee Of ladies'
who so tastefully arrange the flowere be.
fore each Sunday seavice.
Our people were favored with a fine
discourse from Rev. George Gilbert OF
Chicago, Sunday afternoon.
Rev. p. s. Pratt will preach memo
rial sermon next Sunday and the q. A. II
Post aud Relief Corps will attend in a
body.
Our farmers are taking large num-
Der oil veal calves each Thursday to Ru.
pert to be shipped to New York and else.
v where.
The church choir is giving us fne
nnsic. having received an addition OF
'oung singers, including two ladies from
Rupert and the west road school teacher,
sho is from Brooklyn. We are truely fav.
'red 10 the musical department.
The interest 10 our Tuesday evening
neeling'is undated. The writer was mi.
'ilesed to attend tho one last week and
'stened to nearly one hundred new voices
ither In prayer or ia testimony. Meet.
nss are also held in several districts out
ide OF tho village.
Members OF VIM. ] Fuller Post No. !
a. A. II. are requested TO meet at the
ost room on Thursday. May 80, at9a b
J. for the proper observance Of Memorial l.
lay. Contributions OF flowers will be left
school hall JONI FIsapn n
JonS CoSsELL Post Commandey ..
Adiutsnt
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-one day oaly % degrees 10 the shade.
A woman's aid society OF the Union
church is being organized.
Miss Mary Heating has been engage
to inish the school in Dist, No. o.
1t is reported that orr nine met The
y. and d. Seminary mice on Saturday TO
play retun game aud Won victory with
score OF 10 tot. Horns not suy. brooms
8.
--Comicsl Brown. well. bis front pane
Is no misnomer, was here Monday evening
With Miss Bragdon as advertised and.
though the evening vas rainy. he va.
greeted uilh 8 full house The Rare
aud Radient Maiden" vas bis most laugh
able song. Arayed 10 female apparel to
bill he kept the house .chiug With laugh.
Yer fsor ihe ktglnning till BE- yrbl~d the
90. .hpsl,l
For In a naideu true and lrusiiag
san kicking bard against my late,
My Sehins heart full ugh to busting
s.sll wildly haakers for /, matty
FAstrr
States Attorney Dan. and Mr. Had.
GO OF iiail-nd 'sre 10 town Friday.
Sheldon BlaksIy Of 0aliiornia i. .pand
ns ie~ days 9Th relative. 10 this yioin-
~.
Thcrr Is 10 be preaching in the Consre
aiional church co sanday tveuiag MAY
9Th, .ut.-ei. isasence. Fl
-..Lsfe .'li BE- . nnion memorial .er
ice at The Methodist sh.ish apndpy morn /,
is Nay "a G, r. Taylor Camp. No. 81 /,
OF v AID eonrades Of The @ A. II. will
Iiend ia body.
--oa "Wednesday May ~. the members 1
hs,.osee Chapter No. %. o. L. s., by !,