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CAMBRIDGE.

William Hubbard is at home from New
Hampshire on a visit. Prof. Oscar Atwood
conducted the mornin. services Jefferson
vile and al WaterViiIe in the afternoon
lNcV. /. i. ieuney, former pas or of this place
has been engaged to preach at Essex for "A
Sear.-IAe JctfCrsonVille COrnct hAnd chris
tened the now band stand last : Saturday even
in., rendering some very choice music Miss
NNrla ngsbury of Morrsyille will deliver the
Memorial address at this place. Buck Bros.
started their mill at the Junction Monday
Mrs. William Steinhour is in Jericho caring for
II SICK brother.-Ihc Good Templar's fair will be
held June 10 and p Episcopal services Mt the
ScJ DAD congregational church next sunday
morning and ut the Boro in the afternoon.
Icy. f.. Wheclock viii deliver the Memorial
sermon al the Firt Congregational next sun
DAY. H. W. Harrington has rented his place
10 arence kemin-ton.--Alrs K. b. Thomas
preparing for a visit at her fathers in Gays
Vine This summer.-MrS. y. A. Whtcomb IS
tXuecteG home in June as is also Mrs. George
WAitcomn and children. Lucy Seeey expects
to accompany DIR. Buchanan and wife TO their
new western home. She has lived in tic fam
lty nearly two years. Hattie Grswoid is Wis
ting in Montpelier.
Mrs. VIII am patten is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Henry Porter In FairlaX this week
and Mrs. o. G Patton in Morrisville.-Ch Charles
Miles is moving into the tenement of Wa rem
tuker. ri s. Il. w. Bailey OF Fletc. or is stop
ping with her sister, Augusta Bailey Mrs
Truman WhitcOmb who was sick is gaining.
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TROY.

The village graded school taught by Frank
|. Rogers and Miss Blanche Houston closed t he
school year last Friday. -Durin'; the especially
heavy rain last Tuesday the logs III the Missis
quot river werr scattered all along the mead
ows. The river rose for few hours with
marvellous rapility but the three rainless days
the last Of the week lowered this river TO banks
fun lv.-i.ust week snow fell on Jay Peak.
MIR. and Mrs. Love-. Chatfee We're reminded
by their friends and neighborS on the evening
OF the !2I TINT they had been married 3 yeas.
very plea ant afte noon and evening was
spent AT their home. Many from this town
went to Canada last saturday to assist in cele-
mars Youngest son. Parks has been very sick
for few days Mrs. l.. Willis is spending It
week at her fathers in Albany. The new
rived and will soon go to house keeping--Mr5.
Hiram Smith and son Archie were called to
Eden Monday to attend the funeral of Jared
smith of .1DhuSOu
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FIELD.

Memorial services were held in the Congre
gational church last sunday, Rev. Edwin Rose
preaching most earnest and interesting ser
mon before Ha2ens post No. ~ and their many
triends.-The Congregational Sunday school
have accepted the invitation Of the Methodist
sunday school TO join with them in observing
children day June S.-Wiliam Eilpins son
Walter is very sick.-Mrs. Benjamin + anklin
Slas, the aged woman who so severely Einjured
her hip few weeks ago 10y n fail, died from
the effects Saturday night and was burr led
Monday. Quarterly meeting and communion
will be observed at the Methodist church next
sunday. The usual Wednesday evening
week and preparatory services held Friday
evening and communion une Ia five-year.
old heheld his first horned pout last week and
after gazing at it in mute astonishment FOR u
full minute slowly withdrew his hands from
his pocket and calculated hes got mus
tache, hain't he, papaY Sheitra is re-
ported to have bought 10 acres of land of Al
fred Miller and is intending to build a house
on 1t the coming season. Martin Lombard Of
Hartford, Conn, and Miss Alice Lombard
were called 60 town last week on account of
the very serious illness of their sister Mrs.
Wallace Miller. Miss Lombard Will remain
for the present.--H erhert Miller of Young 5
store, Troy has been clerking for w. u. Mil ier
the past week so the latter could remain with
his wife Mrs Annie Murtin has begun the
school in the mill-distriCt over the mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Martin of Troy are working
for William b, Gilpin who has been engaged
this spring on tie lntcrhationil Lumber COM
pany's drive = t Coventry. Gilman's horse 20
n springtOoth harrow no TX driven through his
gambrcl while harrowig SaturGay.-lt is eX-
pected that the new cheese factory will be in
running order by June !. Mr.. RuggleS of
West iord is in town setting up the machinery
and will remain to start thriller and Brown
closed their saw mill last Saturday for the
present. 1t has been run night and day for
several weeks. The firm recently sold @0OOJ
feet OF sounding board lumber to a piano
manufactory for 81 per luOl; The entertain
ment at the town hall Friday evening was
very pleasant and something over $40 was adj
ded to the sidewalk fund.-NIrs w. ID. Miller
is gain Ing
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II. Farnsworth and Kimbal MacIntre are
the jurors for the June term of the Grange
County Court.-Martin sumner and wife are
rejoicing over the advent of n daughter.
Mrs. John Priest Of West Randolph is visit
ing her parents, ut Jason Battise' =. Mamie
Elint's friends gave her surprise visit Tues
day. reminding her it was her 18th birthday.
The Brantroe base ball nine lea the "Farn-
or boys nine played the first game OF the
sea- on with the West Randolph nine and won
the game in season to return home and per-
form their usual farm duties at the close of
FarlsWorth, while narrowing, Friday with a
square harrow. drove one OF the harrow tee h
through his foot. mnhing an ugly wound.
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GRAF SBURY.

Last week the Court committed Warren
Cdc!l of this town to tie "rattlcburo insane
Udcll had been taken suddenly and violently
insane, det' rmined to Kill his friends. Mr..
Cdcil Is a young married man just startlng
In trade in "A small way. The alctiUn TO his
friends is very trying.
Horace Ra Nson, one of the oldest residents
in Town, is Il great sufferer ana is gradually
failiuE.-Nr.. Priest. the mo hcr-in-uw of the
Hon. CLARK Allen with whom she lives Is very
10 W. the results of shock of paralysis last
Friday. Memorial day will be observed in
the orator,
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ROYALTON.

Rev. NJ. p. Stirkncy and G.. \. Laird are
painting their houses Memorial service,
were held Al the congregational church sun
day Rev. II. q. Ward preached the sermon
w. J. Davis Of Glens Falls, y. y, n former
nett Adams died suddenly May Il. aged -.
She had en- dyed her usual health uNtil near
her death she came to Vermont from Con-
u'cticGt when a young lady. She has been
for a long time member of the Con-re-u-
tional church.-Whitc River Grange 40. - is
in very iiourishing condition T. new mem
to follow. The next meeting will be June :,
when there will also be a meeting of the 20
mona Grange.
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POMFRET.

Judd Markham has started his mill at South
Pomlret.- Frank Ihachcr recently los d val-
liable brood mare.-A man near English Mills
found young colt in mis- COW stable one morn
ing last week.-'ihe town hall in which Mem
orial exercises were held May y, was very
;astefully decorated by Walter anu Ahbie
Perkins. About ~ veterans were present and
nearly 100 enjoyed the dinner which followed
the other exercises Of the day. Rev simmons
is to preach al the hall again, June .. There
ia to be teachers meeting at the town hall.
JuloS.
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PITTSFORD.

sunday morning Memorial servic, in mem
OF. # Rev y. G. c. Mclntyre WAS conducted
by Rev. A. W, Wild Of Charlotte. Subject of
the address was the Life Of Faith" which was
clearly and toucLingly appropriate to the oc-
casion. The evening service was al o especial
~ solemn. TIE text being Occupy TIL come
Two delegates, Hon. c. :. Coiburn and
Miss Eleanor Manly were appointed to the
Rutland county conference Of Congregat ional
day and Wednesday, Fraak Leonard is
sick with fever Rev, r. d, Walker is ex.
leGtcd by the Methodist society this week,
his place having been supplied by "A Dung
man from Pou'tney academy thus far
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BENSON.

u. c. Noble has received the appointm ent
of enumcratOr OF census and begins work June
l.-ReV. i. :. Clark memorial d scourse sun
day morning was a glowing tribute to the
memory OF our dead heroes. Mrs. Jennie
leaves there for her home in Fairhayen June
Mrs. Lizzie Eddy OF Orwell formerly Miss
Lizzie Nickerson of this place is seriously ill.
Elmer st. john of Hubbarton has moved into
the house owned by W. L. Howard in East
Benson. j ohm Cook of Texas is visiting En-
mons Sutliff-Alfred Higey has gone TO Boz
ton: Rev. II. |. BE CHI was lndisposed Sunday
tional church. smith and Hale begin shipping
ice Monday. They will hire - men at Sl,,j u
day Rev. \. :. Clark preached sunday a
ing flowers ana followed by the congregation
marched to and decorated soldiers graves
horp
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ROCHESTER,.

Mrs C. w. Gage Of Wells River is visiting
hrr parents at L. NJ. Lattim-r's. hnlyn Web
her has IA new Steinway plano.-W. Il. Dean
i. c. Tmkham. Nellic Chpnec and Daisy
Ives left for Sew York. Thursday, where they
viii remain until Saturday when they sail Iur
Europe.
The funeral Of Hiram Hubbard was attend
ed Friday Mt his late home Rev. Mr. Handy
ofliciatiuc.-C. C. Tower and family started
for \ewuort Monday to he absent n year. A.
G.. ~tp. kVell and wife are visiting IN Brattle-
bolo Nj. c. Weber returns Tuesday from
Boston.
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RlPTON.

Rev. G. T. sutton on the 18th inst. preache |
at the Methodist church at the request of !. j..
Hale post, &. 4. X an able, eloquent sermon,
founded on Psa., cxliii, >. 81 remember the days
of old" Though not with him in all his con
CiusiOus we must say that his effort was "
mastcrpiece.-I Methodist Suuduy-school
was recognized on Sunday last b. the cleo
ton of the following Ollie rs: l.. G. Bean, ST.
pcrintcndent; Mrs. w. +. Howard, assistant
superintendent and librarian; Timothy Bill
ings, secretary Miss Maud Howard. organi.t
Mrs. y :. Platt. treasurer. james keIwogthy
il very sick. Farmers here are not through
with spring work and propose to finish by
water bower
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LOWELL.

The following is the plan for observing
formed at the Congregational church in this
order. band, IIancn Post, G. a. X. 49, =, citi
2ens on foot followed by those in carriages
and they will proceed to the cemetery and
decorate the graves OF their fallen comrades,
returning to the church where X. w. Hurl-
burd, esq. of HYDE Park. the son of a veteran,
will deliver the grafton OF the day.-Rev Ed
win Rose delivered one Of the best Memorial
sermons heard here in many years. last sun
day.-Albert A. Aseltine went to Boston last
week.
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.wF STMINSTER

T.. II. Stoughton post, No. 81 attende ser
vice at the congregational church OF this place
Sunday, after which refreshments were served
deavor society at their last meeting voted To
tender the society in the west parish three
ifths the amount in the treasury to all IN de
lattcr society to attend the national ConVen-
ton TO be held al 1T. Louis neyt month.
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CAL AIS.

Memorial services were held sunday, Rev.
T. 4, hgs Ter @ihcJe Ing Hem 10 Day VII!
Stow kelef corps and W. h. Burnap camp.
j. f. w. Hutchin7 n Of Brooklyn brought in
a trout weighing one pound and six ounces,
was inspected by Assistant Insp ,ctor A. g.
Eaton OF Montpelier; h. was accompanied by
Lieut. tarlow, Sergeant Sanders and SER
geant Baglcy.
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NORTH SHERBURNE,

Miss Bromley, the assistant supervisor of
Rutland county, i visiting the schools here
and a, 'ittsford.- Mason Esrerorook has
bought pair o. heavy team horses of g. @.
Hutchns OF Pint 'iiel l.-kosto Cotton. for
merry OF this town. now OF Easthampton,
Ma-s., is staying with frienas in town Since
The burial Of his wife, who was the eldest
daughter of G.. l.. ISterhrOok. Quite a mum
her OF teams are hauling lumber up the noun
tain in spite OF rain and mud.
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NORTH FAYSTON.

Hannah Durkee has returned from Newton
junction. y H., where she has bcea spend
ing the winter Her daughter, Mrs. Strauss,
returned with her. Mrs. Ellen Ingalls, has
have gone to New York.-Thcre will be SER
vice here next sunday, Rev. o. q. Howe otli-
clating.-Mrs. sidney Hills is sick at Seth
Boyce's.
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EAST WARREN.

Friends met at O. q. tas etr7 Sunday TO
wit e,s the MARI iGge ot 'Aelr daushter hattie
To Oscar w. Hudson of this place The cere.
inony was performed by Rev r. f.. Johns on
They are 70 remain here.-W. NJ. Newton OF
Montpelier viii preach here Sunday,-A
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Byron
Davis sunday
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The Spring Medicine.

The popularity which Hoods Sarsaparilla
has gained as spring medicine is wonderful II
II posses Just those clements Of health-ldviug.
blood purifying and apptttu-rcstoring which
everybody seems to need a. this season DO
not continue in a dun, tired unsatisfactory
condition when you may be 50 much
benefited by Hood 8 Sarsaparllla. 1t purihes
the blood and makes tAe weak strong.
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CRlTTENDEN.

Mrs. Benjamin Lampmap is sick. Mrs,
Marion Churchill Of North Chittenden was
buried last week. The new cheese factory at
East Pttsford, opened for business ON Monday
morning, with ilattcring prospects. The little
! len. had another severe attack recently and
now lies in very dangerous condition.
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Commissioners Notice.


Tho undcr-ign od. bayn, been appointed ly
the Hon. Probate Court for the District #
Grand Isle COAIMISSlONER>, to receive. cN-
anime and adjust all claims aud demands OF
late of south Hero, in said District. deceased,
and all Gains exhibited in offset thereto,
purposes aforesaid, at the rc-iI. nee OF John
Fresh, in said South Hero, on tho
list day OF November. ueXt, from
o'clock n. IN. until o'clock p. m, on said
day, and Clat six months from the 2i-t day IT
May. \. u. 1896. IS the time limited by
said Court for said creditors to present thet
claims to Us for examination and allowanc,.
Dated at South Hero this 10Th day of May,
\. II. logO
i. =. HALL. o.,,,..i..t......
GEORGE TRACY, Ooi'i--'''9''-e' =
4. W.iW
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GRANVILLE

Jennie Goolno has been quite i'll for the
past week Mr.. Wilson, editor o. the Bristol
Herald was in town last sun ay.--N.rs Fred
Lewis and her MOther went to \Orthiicld
last Friday To visit trcnds.-Mrs. u. II. Whit
nev accompanied by her son llura and his
wife, have gone tn LGuca- er, y. H.. to resi- !c.
Tor several weeks employed in running Il large
Cl. sc factory.
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FRANKLIN.

Frank Briggs lost II valuable mare Sunday
night. His new barn which was raised last
week, will he completed by haying time VI +.
Brill doing the work - Horace circuit is very
low. Ills son George, of Wheelork, is with him
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WARREN.

Mac Dimicl, and George Moore have re-
turned from Waterbury school for a vacation.
->ina Freeman has returned home from
North Adams, Mass. Myra ba;lcy has ra-
turned home from Montpelier Jeremiah
Curtin from Washington, d. c., is stopping
with Mrs. James Cardcll, his wife having
come few weeks previous.
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NORTH HYDE PARK

Mrs .oln Berry is very sick with little hope
of recovery Tho q. 4. K. post was called Ia
Eden, Monday to attend the funeral OF Jared
smith Rev. ROYAL Metcalf preached a Mem
crial sermon at the Congregational church
sunday, the q. a. r. attending in u body
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WAT ERVlLLE.

Mark Stevens will take the census of this
town and Belvidere. Charles Manning has
moved into Frank Chase's Appellee
house. Burt Stockwell aud mother of Mid
desex are visiting his brother, Adelbert.
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BARRE.

George w. Fox of Montpelier has rented one
of the rooms in the French block formerly oc-
cuped by the y. VI. c. A, and is fitting NJ the
Same for a stock of guns, ammunition ami
sporting goods lie has also bought the stock
ni guns at the J, e. Nichols 4 son store and
WILL make a specially OF repairing.
Goddard seminary Granite curnng is being
lai around the edge Of the lawn.--A reception
Will he given Friday evening The Students in
the class Of American literature are studying
Daniel Webstyrs Bunker Hill Orutions.'-
The net proceeds of the Cricket on the Hearth
Saturday night were about SlO.-Tne subject
OF he physiological lecture Monday evening
was "Tuc respiratory organs. Tile ex ercises
ui the Junior class on June - will I've divided.
ono part at 10 a. m and the other at .. M
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ENN0RIIRGl1 EAlIS 6

Rev c. l.. G. lid preached an able Memorial
sermon at the Methodist church sunday Pixly
post. q. 4. 4. attending in body. Memorial
post. Hon. Frank plumly viii deliver the adj
dress and the West Enosburg and Falls
Brigade bands will be present.
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SOUTH kERO.

sunday, there will b. quarterly meeting
at the Methodist church in the afternoon
with quarterly conference at Samuel Phelps :
saturday afternoon preceding. Rev, l.. fl.
Wheeler j. ut his fathers assisting them tt
move 70 Burlington. lie gave very inter
csting talk, the CONGREGATIONAL churcu
sunday evcninG.-The tpworth League hold At
even ING.
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ISLE A MOLE.

NJ 5. Bowman continues in very moor health.
Rev. !. +. Bowen is nicely settled in the par
souagc.-Quarterly meeting services Sunday
in tn" Methodist church. Mrs. Sercphina
Wilson is in town the guest OF her father, Hon.
5. II. Pike.
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HANCOCK.

Married at the home of the bride. MAY %.
Charles Bent and stella l.. Jones Teachers
Darling and ~ 4. Wilson are drawn as grand
Jurors to Mldilebury for June.
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BRISTOL

The railroad committees Of Bristol and Lin
coin will meet June =. and attempt tn make a
trade with some one to build the Bristol rail-
road. Charles Morgan and Miss Delta Charles
were marie Tuesday evening by ReY. 4. c.
SDraguc.
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PI AINEIE

Services Friday are to be held in the Uni.
ver-alist church att o'clock.-rhe Chautau.
qua circle viii meet with Alice Martin. Satur-
day afternoon 1t is expected that the can
tata, Q ueen Esther, viii be Civ hero nest
week Thursday aud Friday evenings Mrs.
&. +. Nutting has gone to Burlington.
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WAiTSFlELD.

Rev. II. l.. Buzlei of Lewiston. Maine will
preach al the brick church next sunday even
Ing at 1870.
Adumson's botanic BH,-rm is compounds
ed the best concentrated extract of harks, roots
and gums in the world. II is II safe and ieli-
able medicine, pleasant to the taste, and cures
coughs, colds, asthma and Group You can
ind il ut all drug stores.
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VERGENNES.


The graduating class of the Nereennes grad
ed school have finally concluded to hold class
day exercises the programme to include an
address, essay n prophecy. a history Grafton
and poem: music by the school.-The profit,
per ton, of the Booth a Nichols ice plant, Fer
risburgh, is S4.-.I. cole ana H. Brad
ford, the horse dealers, OF Middlcboro Mass,
arrived in town Tuesday H. H. Ross most
iiustrouS grand master, was present at ses-
sion OF the Nergcnnes council Monday-C.
I. $. Fierce has been Amounted to take the
census of this clty.-ih story goes that a lad
was fishing near a dock in town when he had
a bite, and he could not land his fish and
called on n playmate for help. Between them,
the prize, a 80 pound contrnband bass, was
secured, when lad No. buttoned his coat
arou d it. and one family had fine fish din
ner that day.-'ihe commissioners have very
much improved the road appruac ing the YER
genncs station.-A novel entertainment is in
pruspect for June 4, at the city hall, by the
Epwurth League of the Methodist church. 1t
vi he a crazy tea supper-lhe Monkton
g.. 4. IL. boys will not hold a separate observa-
ton OF Memorial DAY, although there are
many soldiers buried there but it is expe cted
that they will unite with Hinesburrh and
Nergeunes in Memorial day services. The
canal break has had the effect of chan ling
boat loads of ice from 100 to los toms Toul teen
canal boats, with Lake Chalnplain ice for the
New Ntr> market, reached roy Monlay
All organizations are expected to be in line
of parade at LIS D. M sharp on Main street
opposite the American House in the follow
Ing order: Marshal and aids Mt. Calvary
COmmandery r. NJ Chapman p r g. Com ;
State school band; Ethan Allen post c. A. r.
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COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
The Annual Convention TO be Held at
Jericho-The Programme.

The 9th annual meeting of the Chtten-
den County Sunday School association is to
be held at Jericho, Thursday and Friday,
June and g, Here is the programme.
THURSDAY June 3.
Forenoon-lOO0 a. m. opening devotional OK.
erclses; ll.OOH m, remarks on Sunday-sc hool
work by -. i. Kay, president. appointment of
committees; ll.3i Il. M, Conversion of the
young, Rev. Richard Bradshaw Jericho; bene-
dction.
Afternoon-2Oo y. m. song service and pray
er; ".3J y. m, discussion, The international
lessons; o.Ol y. m, primary work, opened by
Mrs. ID. A. Brudie, BURLINGTON; 1880 p. m. dis
cussion, The Sunday-school and amusemonts,
opened by Mrs. o. u. Ray, Burlington; 400 y.
m, Report of statistical committee, Rev. ii
T. Barnard, Jericho, chairman; doxology.
f.NenlnX-.'!D p. M, prayer and song service;
address, Working the Sunday school for what
II is worth, Rev. f. +. Herrick, Milton, bene-
diCtiUn.
FRIDAY.
Forenoon Q % a. m. devotional exercises:
N.'D u. M business meeting, election of officers;
TO- OO a. m, discussion. the Sunday school and
citizenship, Rev +. f. Dewhurst, Burlington;
! 100 n. m, discussion, the church and sunday
school in temperance work, opened by Mrs. l..
+. Wilbur, Burlington; ll.3O H. M, question
drawer; hencdiction.
Afternoon 20D p. M, prayer and song
service: $50 p m, business meeting, choosing
delegates to the state convention; 300 p. NJ,
paper, the sunday school and the common
wealth, l.. f. Wilbur. Burlington: $50 D. m,
paper, the teachers preparation for his work.
Rev. Church Tabor. Essex: 100 p. m, what
have You rcceiyelF by the convention; 4.30 p.
M. - zoology; adjournment,
Tie musical conductor will be Rev. II.
I, Barnard, Jericho.
Round trip tickets to Jericho, for fare
one way can be purchased at the several
railroad stations in the county.