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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

The Brpvns company u preesnting .
repertoire q serious plays In The Grand
this week. Tho opening play Myrtle
Ferns" was well received by large Ct
tendance. The bill last evening was ths
sensational drama Chain Lightning"
This afternoon Myrtle Ferns will be
repeated, and tonight "A Brothers
Crime" viii b presented for the frst
time.
The Early Birds Burlssqus company
have jumped into instant favor with tho
patrons Of Smiths. The specialties arc
notably good and the sketchcs, which
introduce tho full ensemble. presents .
number Il comedy girls in attractive
and bewitching costumes. The CON-
pany will remain throughout the week,
with matinees tomorrow. Friday and
Saturday.
The advance sale OF seats for "a
Country Circus" will open ut Powens'
box ONCE Ut 8 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Manager Powers has just booked the
clever comedian. Lew Dockstader, and
his Ministries for May 10.
Tho Vendetta" which created q sen
sation hero last season, Ia the next At
traction ut The Grand.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

h.rr~-i fsr .olsrft,na asv~ers bsasua
lie had sn--r.es an siv-sslsrsens In .
.~~-psr-s ~h.rh rs~si - fssls~. "Ds,
vore-. I.sally estssn~t. v>ry sasssy.
sred ssswy*her~. Bss xS4i. i-,svss
TIE --srre-s- eD'sss a Coiesssts tassd
ts.as th,s go .ssiast s.sss asrsis. sss .
fa.sa rssv~~~asstsns saa . lsss~s 90 ssssss
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- sssssssg suuGnssD1 o1busn1dsst -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

Mayor S.usrt's msssags 10 sAs council
= ca sbls document % II kind IL V
p,>jo. direct and comprehensive. "
noss than ordinary length. its vo'usas
may at arst sight seagyss the super.
d<i.L reader. but thcss 1t all intsrssssd
IN municipal Affairs win peruss u from
b<ginnins to snd.
The mayos - warranted In coagrass'
Iating The council shas Ne city's aAaness
are Ia . conditioa 'snnsWhat 0oes b.
vsr>bls' than vs. aisciossd o. ysar
sgo. snd his sdnonitioas shoaba -
hse3sd-shst Mo city shouid strike =
Zeal gait Of Which INCOME cen kssp
sssp With oatgs. end no dsaco -
nsaufsctussd fos future councib -
meet The psovisioas a The eAastss 70
tAis regard shouid b strictly adhered
IN Regret 10 sxpsssssd IN which many
eSsissns viu juia. that during ths pess
ysas no thoroughly satiafactnsy sosses
= water supply he's bssn found. This
= subject that Aas bssn given much
thought snd discu9isa. and oas upoa
.vhieh aldssnanic setiso vouh b
haiIsd With delight The pro6ses sos the
lDpsovemeas u the rivss = touched
upna. and the Instability q inSs6iesnt
haIDoss y sDphaaissd.
How 70 alleviate the burdens d The
inGlissnG ana - n ~ ss2-sans -
eusuish hesad Sus ~ iadolsat; boz -
mitigate psivatioa. and Dot BY ths sslf-
same PROCESS psopagsts paupssism. srs
ssprsssatsd - psobls0s that have looe
waited lss sati4acsosy so,stiooA lt h
n b hspsd that ths nv pone commit
- viu vosk h haenaay and eoajune'
IN with The vseso g osUanissd char.
~ hat ~ ssesstiy ssesivsd ~ sttsa-
tisa a spos q an bsst citissaA end
that dusiag ~ coming ysaR tAs psos
fund viii ne b ths burden upon ths
taxpayers that u Aas bssa In The past.
h suegsssioa that . moro nethodical
snd sccussts sysasn % keeping records
b inauguratsd. b . timely ono
sad should b sdopesd. Finally thn
sIdssmsa are sdm0uishsd that they
sAould not lsgislats fes their words only,
but for the sood q ths whole city.
Evssy wcsd and idss n tho messsgs
viu b recognized - coming fro~ Z
mind thoroughly fnnilias with the sub
jece Evesy susksstioa y worthy a The
careful conidsrstioa Of the council. and
when acted upon will bring nsusht hut
Rvspd rouuits.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

u u b tsus that the LaekausnnA
49, sss~ssd conssul a Ne Tols1e =
Ans Arlps rod. The downfall a ~
AsAisy nsnagsoaat yin ~ a No.
ti.shis hsasat b The towls snd ei1ias
sisss ~ line Il the sosd. Undss ths
Lacksusans nas'agsmsat aae q The
nasa ussful and valuable piscss a rail-
Sssd psspsrty II tae ststs VIII b dsss,-
spsA H. rad 10 admiralty lsld cut
- sssdss Cor such = sysesu. ssd III
utilization - sncA wosld give . great
impetus 10 many Michigsn citisA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02
SAYS SHE LOVED HIM
Louis Worth. . Veteran. VIZ
Arsslsd Yesterday
Foa UNLAWFUL lMrImAcIes
woah . yssag 06s--A Qssss nlsssa-
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Louis Worth, IN inmatr oe the 6ol-
discs home end an sdherent u tho
Flying Roll" doctrines. was arrested
yesterday afternoon on double charge
rape and the taking u indecent libss.
Tee With = girl under IL years al sgs.
Last week Worth obtained . marriage
licenss 10 marry Bsrths Williams. Who
he svore was Ii years old. The couple
went 10 Justics Holcomb. who was sus-
picioua, - the man vas past 80 and the
girl looked 10 be under IL. He took her
aside and on questioning her learned
that she Was but Is. % he declined 10
marry them. Tho marriage had since
hung firc. The girl. with her mother.
are employed Ut The Melross on Court
street. The mother has appeared 10 be
passive about the proposed marriage,
but knowledge Of the affair reached her
father. Who 10 living in Detroit. and 10
divorced from his wife.
Yesterday hs appeared with the girl
as tho prosecuting attorneys o0ics and
swore out . warrant on the foregoing
charges. the particular ono alleged hav-
ing been II the summer OF 1891. Tho
girl being questioned said there had
really been nothing criminal between
them. but says at the time alleged and
many times subsequently he had taken
varioue impropos Iiberties with her. She
u willing 70 marry him and does not
sssn anxious 70 testify against him.
The Couples Conssact.
II seems that some months ago Worth
induced her TO sign . contract to live
with him In the same relation ss man
and wife teupposably according to tho
Flying Roll" custom). but the contract
they now claim has never been put into
effect. Nevertheless the girl has fre-
quently Waited Worth in his room ut the
Soldier homo Tor hours At q time in
the afternoon. He was engaged in Ger
tain duties In the dining room at meal
tunes and she would wait till after sup
per. when he would como back to the
city with her. The father sWore to the
complaint but tho conviction Of Worth
will depend largely on the girls testi-
mouy.
Wogsh's Statement.
Worth was sen at the Jail last night
BY . reporter fbs TIE HERALD. and de-
MED that he was Q follower Of Prince
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

Constable Puad Expired Suddenly
while visieAn9 Relatives
Constable Traftoo H. Pond d the
fifth ward. died suddenly on Sunday
afternoon ct the homo Of his nephew.
jerome Phelps, near Cedar Spring..
While laughing heartily Mr.. Pond sud.
denly gasped for breath. and died almost
Instantly. He came here from Rockford
about eight years ego, and has been
deputy sheriff and constable most oe the
time Gncs. He was 81 years II age.
The body was taken 70 Chesryman's
undertaking rooms, whore Coroner Brad.
ish had . post mortem examination
made BY DR.. Fuller. II developed that
death was caused BY fatty dsgeneratioo
Of the heart and enlargement q the
stomach. The latter organ We found
to DO twice its natural sixe,
The funeral will b held at 8 p. N. TO-
day from bic late residence. No GO North
Colt avenue.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02
HISTORY OF pREEDosa
~ Given - eAe c. ~ n a. RnsaEsaln
Dent IIAoe Evenine.

- 49, - 49, 80 - - -
Deat Last Eveaine.
st. Andrews school hall. whicA ex-
tends the lsogth a the school building.
at Sheldon and Maple strssts. vas lilled
Last night ct the lecture ana concert
given BY the Catholic Mutual Bsnsat
association. The large stage ~as richly
decorated With bunting. drapsriss and
potted plants. and was fitted up With
Rne furniture and ssvsral large ehadsd
piano Tampa
After opening rsgarks By the Rev.
Father Bsnning the Hon. Ftancis A.
STAGE delivered . lecture on 'Origin and
History Of Free Institutions . the Gov.
esning Principle in the United States.
Mr.. STAGE gave lsngthy review a tho
escape oe the people of various nations
from the dominance a seudal times and
rulers Of various degrees a oppssnuivp-
nesa. dwelling especially On the Engliah
systemic a the di6ereat psdods and
reigns. finally coming 70 the birth and
progress Of American institutions 70 the
present.
The musical program - published in
THE HKaALD a yesterday We aAni.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

Asen. q ans1 - spnssuand tkaA ~
hhnas = - inpsossnsss knss dBsi3-
sdly ~ hstsss u - ssUSnsnk and
psshsvs Il viil b pausibss ~ via esss
tho oopuniticn-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

THsr alleged organ % everything. the
Detroit Evening News. sv-ahs snees
insIy IL the visit paid by several foreign
nobles 20 Governor Rich and says
Rite that have h~en tickled by plow
handles ar. not apt ~ feel easy and 81
home in the midst % the sristcsacy of
Eurcpe.- Add shy not, psy' 4, is
pu~shis thst the would he snob and
eynIc vho p~ne~d the above might feel
out ~ p.ac. IN the pssssnes - nobility,
bat . v~rson With John r R.sh's sturdy
naahos-i And sussesi strength - char
scser sesd not feel uee.mfss,.hss is ths
ps~ssacs q saytssiy. M,shissas
farmer governor need pss he deere
esstsi 10 ths rsssssss II titled Foreigners.
snd be So not
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

In spite Of rumon il is not probable
that Cardinal Gibbons viii be successor
to Leo XIII. though but few ADLER
men than the American churchman
have ever at upon the pspal throne.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

rnsss can ~ ns asss~s ~ tea fall
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II ri,.s isnpsossmeas L.ssy eisssssns
that c.a b. maize sssinss tssasisas vie
cry shssia - esssshi -. ssi the sss
fss-ss e~susiss~-i ~ sssay TIE ssssssss
firm 81 ~ psssss fhsss IL So stsssht
skss ne ssass@sss u . sssasiss At tss
etssasss - ~ sSsy . "a sssss q tls sa
twyssss. NJ tlps~mass So - -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

INADVERTENTLY u Va stated. Ia yea
terday's editorial giving the history Of
the construction. condemnation and
subsequent acceptance Il the naval ves-
sels Dolphio. Boston. Atlanta and Chi
cseo. and the democrat persecution Of
the builder. John Rosch. that the vcs-
sels were contracted for by Secretary
whitney. II 10 immatsrial under whose
administration they were begun. since
their rejection. particularly OF the Dol
phin for structural weakness. was Or
dsred by Mr.. ClevelaDd's subordinate.
However. the vessels we're contracted Cor
by Secretary Chandler. President Ar.
thurs secretary Of the navy. and IL WA
claimed that u vas csss Of "jobhery''
and fsvositism on the part Of the repub-
Rcsaa. Q charge the falsity Of which was
amply proved afterwards Tho vessels
we're NOT accepted BY the democrat al
ninissrsticn until after Ms. Roach had
been forced into arpignesent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

ACCORDING ~ Whitelaw Red. 70 Pre-
itisat Cleveland and HE party viii oaiy
make Il known On What ground they
stand On TIE tsria and rslstsd quss-
tionA ~ that bssiness men viii not no
main timid. the business Of the country
will revive. the balance d trade viii be
restored in favor q this country and
the gold problem gill solve itself.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

PRov. MARX HARRINGTON u unques-
tionably innocent al any 06hcial miscon.
duct; but he should be indicted for some
q tho weather he has sent out
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

KAssAs ID again getting in it, vithss-
ing and devastating work. The winners
In musical contest at Hutchinsoa arc
going to Chicago TO sing at tho fair.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

CzncsxsAr.. Nay L-Ths heavy rains
tAsoughost he Ohio vailsy IN the last
few days have cassed the river 10 rise
rapidly ed so1s Il sAs hou:us along
the rivss front 80 agAin sub0eged.
The tSibutasiss ~ the Ohio srv pouring
cut vsst toerents a vstes and the inds
cations 80 that . 0ood stags wLl n
reached In ths city befoss many hours
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

IL the Japansss and Siamess were ter
ri6ed by the crowd a sxposition visitors,
What would BE- their condition On en-
countering throng a American women
at . bargain counters
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

IRxLASD's enemies have overreeched
thsmselves In their opposition to homo
rule. and every day increases the proba-
bility that tho bill will pasa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

GRAND RAPIps seems TO b bleessd
with some -Flying Roll" proselytes who
can give Prince Mike himself pointsrs
about The faith.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

CtScIsxArl May 1.-The furniture
house II n. W. 1fankeestsin q Ninsh
aud Central svenue was clnsed today by
the sheri6a Writs a attschusents were
obtained In Tho common pleas courts ca
. numbse a coafeessd judgmcnts
amounting 70 tl7,0 4 dsud a sanagn.
neut was hIed lstse. Liabilities olo.-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

Asa worlds fair opener. Grover CDsvs-
land a Wsshington 10 ell that could be
desired
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

In the sppointnsnt d William Jud-
son q Q nenbse q the board q police
and 6ss eoanisnioasss. Mayor Stuart
- fusniahsd additional svidsnes q bic
psrpnss b discAarss tie duties al hin
oiAcs coascisntiously. william Judsua
hnot knesn - III isllow nsa - poll
tieian. In his uannss a living in THE
snamuaity ~ ~ been modest and an
assuming. He b . man Of business and
y knevn - such. A man Of unim-
pseeAab,s integrity and honesty Of pur-
pcss. untranmellsd BY political alliance
With any ring a politicians he will have
% frisods 10 reward % enemies 10
punish. A. . member Of the board no
Vim - actua>sd b. - motive but to
guard the psass and property d tho
city. and - festhss he best interests Of
the tvo departmsntA The purpose
which originally prompted tho organisa-
tioa a The board was 10 place it, con-
tsol outside IL pale q politica Il sin
lie With tAis thought that . busines
man should q this time b appointed.
Mayor Stuart h 10 Be congratulated
upon the wisdom q HE selection, and
Ms. Judson should b proud 70 b tho
conscientious choice a such . mayor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

NEIsoxvILiE. Ohio. May LIN pur.
suance q action taken ~ Columbus
Saturday. In ordering strike. ali the
miners in the Hooking Valley are idle
this morning. About 1900 men ar.
affected BY the order. but IL h thought
they will return 20 work inside 81 .
week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

~ $500 e 49, -r~ss-a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

The Rev. E. +. Clark, The originator
anal president d the christian endsavor
uovsmsst. y . Canadian By birth.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

WORLDS CON0Rf30 AUXILIARY.
No sagis Ssoturs d The worlds fair
yin ~ productive a % much that will
b a positive hsne6t 10 the world - the
vUsk 4 The wosidis CongEso auxiliary.
Il = IN osganisatioa authorized
By IL directory a the Woslds
Columbian Exposition. and 10 recog-
nissd BY The government - the
psopss ageacy 10 coaduct . series q
worlds coogrssses In connection with
the exposition. These congresses pro-
vide fos The proper presentation Of the
intellectual and moral progress Of the
World. and tAsy viii b especially
nolabjs foe IL convsning q The leedsrs
In I'll he chiR departments Il human
schisvsasat Ths proceedings Of these
cusQsasss viii b Published. and viii
form . memorial Of the exposition Of
inestimable value.
Ths work Il the auxiliary has been
thoeoughly systsmatissd. The various
coagrsssss have been spportioned for
the six months, % that persons inter.
ssted in particular lines Of work may
select Coz their Wit to Chicago the
month in which the congress covering
that department. 10 70 b held. In May
the eoogrsass Of voman's progress.
public prsss. medicine and surgery viii
b hsld; In june. temperance. moral and
social reform. and commerce and finance;
In July. music. literature and education;
In August enginessing. art and archi-
lecture. govsrnmsnt Law reform. and
political science. and science and phi
losophy; in Septsnbss. labor. religion.
missions and church societies. and Sun
day rest; in October. public health and
The Newtown bee., 1893-05-05
LONG HILL.

The village improvement society have voted to put street lamp at the Episco pal parsonage, hoping the people at that end of the street will not let the preach CTS give all the light, but put up the lamps and see that they are kept lighted the dark nights when there is no moon.
 The young man that took Plumb Hall { team, few weeks since, from the hall and broke his spindle, got out of it by paying about $10 for a new body and other repairs.
 Parlor Rock council, No. 6S, o. U. A NJ, are to hold public meeting at the hall, Thursday evening, May H., F. c. Clark of Falls Village, state councillor, and S.S. Gilmore of New Haven, State or. ganizer will address the meeting. Those who have heard them before will be glad to hear them again. Those that never did ought not to miss the chance as they are able speakers. It is hoped there will be Il full house. The admission will be free. Those that are inclined tt be prejudice6 against the order are urgee to come out and hear it explained.
 A few of the friends of Fred Toucy are invited to his home to celebrate hi 21st birthday.
 The ladies are working hard to get th, parsonage ready for the new pastor, NJ Gurney, this week.
The Newtown bee., 1893-05-05
A GRANGE VISITATION

The threatening weather of last week Thursday evening prevented Pohtatuck grange from visiting Harmony grange of Monroe. Friday evening following was pleasant, and 22 members drove to Mon roe and were entertained by the brother and sister graugers. Readings by Mrs C. k. Beers, Mrs J. J. Schermerhorn and Mrs $. J. Botsford, an interesting paper on "Ensilagc," by Il. II. Peck and reading on "rhe Separator" by W. C. Johnson, made up the literary program, which was concluded with the farce en- titled "Wanted, a Male Cook" The parts were well taken by w. N. North rop, as "Mr Heartwell;" IT. C. Beers, as Teddy Ryan," who boiled "the tay kit tie sivin long hours and it wasn't ''tin- der" l.. M. Johnson represented "Josh" from Greenville, Maine, tow headed clumsy Yankee. The Frenchman, "Fran- coise," was taken to perfection by s. J. Botsford, who fixed up a very nice dish for Mir Heartwell. It was Il gamy dish. II. II. Peck's double team and lumber wagon took a merry load down and Past Master z. $. Peck was one of the boys
The Newtown bee., 1893-05-05
THE KEMP THEATRE co.

The Kemp Theatre Co. has been on the boards at the Town hal, this week. Mon day night they gave "Vixie," Tuesday night "Kathleen Mavourneen, Wednes- day night "East Lynne,' g with Miss Alice Kemp as the star. Miss Kemp is an &C., tress of considerable ability and her sup port Is excellent. Each nights enter tainment concludes with a farce and a variety program of dancing, vocal music, etc. Taking it all in all, the company is much above the average and worthy of a liberal support. Tho the weather has been very unfavorable. this week, they have done a fair business. Tonight (Friday) the company will present the beautiful play, "Sol's girl, or life on the farm" For Saturday matinee, they will present "Kathleen Mavourneen, and on Saturday night, "Ten Nights in a bar room" They undoubtedly vii have crowded houses tonight and Saturday.
The Newtown bee., 1893-05-05
Affairs About Town.
FLOODED BY WATER.

The copious rains of the week flooded the press room of TIE BEE on Wednes- day, injuring some paper stock and oth- erwise hindering in the work of printing. The second and third sides of the paper were run of, while the water stood to a considerable depth about the press. On one night, the water rose high enough to enter the stove. Mir Hawley, who owns the property, had men at work all night, Wednesday, clearing out the water and drain has been put in. After proper cementlng on the outside, 1t is believed the trouble will be stopped. It is the sixth pr seventh time the basement has been flooded inside of six months and 1t is getting to be more than a joke, both to Mir Hawlcy and the managers of THE BEE
The Newtown bee., 1893-05-05
STEPNEy.

Mrs Ettie Nance of Catskill has visited her friends here and we understand has sold her place to Mrs Bates.
 Mrs Elwood is improving after an alarming relapse, last week, when it was feared she could not live.
 Miss May Osborne has visited in Bethel at'William Baird's.
 Planet Jr., garden tools can be bought of c. E Osborne. They will pay for them selves in single season.
 Rev MT Merwin has bought canopy top wagon.
 Go. D., L. T. l.. will meet Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Members will please observe the change of time.
 The Womans' Christian Temperance Union will hold it's May meeting Wednes- day, the 10th. Visitors are cordially in- vited.
The Newtown bee., 1893-05-05
EVANSVILLE.

Will Hamlin draws the rein over a fine stepping iron gray colt.
 Julia Brewster, domestic in the family of Fred Warner for eight years, is now living in New Milford. Her place has been filled by a Polander girl.
 Eddie Warner of New Milford and .an- other young man have called upon friends on Pumpkin Hill.
 4 new butter maker has been secured at the creamery and he is making large quantities of butter weekly.
 Harry Baxter, after making his child ren in Roxbury an extended visit, has returned home
The Newtown bee., 1893-05-05

this week to open her house for the sum- mer. Betsey Parmelee is to live with her, same as last year.
 Walter Seelye has given up black smithing here, and is working in the shear shop, consequently we are with out a blacksmith.
 Charles Butler of West Cornwall has been visiting his friend, F. l.. Oviatt, re- turning home on Tuesday.
 The shear shop started running, last week Friday, after a shut down of near ly five weeks. Much delay was caused by the non arrival of the smoke stack. Jerry Daley is the engineer
 Charles Harrison has been visiting his parents here for the past week.
 Miss Flossie Hinchlff commenced her school at East Cornwall, last week.