The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-06-28


Miss Phoebe Fairchild. of Saginaw, is
visiting at VIM. Broad's for a few days.
She leaves Monday for Chicago where she
will take work In the University during the
summer.
Tom Harris and Geo. p. Sackrider rode
to Pontiac Sunday and called on Arthur
Tillson who formerly clerked at j. S. Hag-
CARTS. They took breakfast at the Big
Eight camp, Linden.
Mrs. e. A. Hartshorn has been spending
the week at Ann Arbor with her daughter
Edith, who graduated from the literary de-
partment of the University yesterday,
taking the degree of Bachelor of Letters.
Jas. L. Clark was in Flint Tuesday even
ing to attend the annual alumni banquet of
the Flint high school and Wednesday was
iu Lapeer to attend the double wedding of
the Misses Jones which took place at noon.
Miss Irene Gilbert was in Ypsllanti We'd
nesday to attend the commencement exer-
cises of the Normal, and visit her friend
Miss Bertha Fowler who graduated there
Wednesday. They are now making a short
visit in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Brewer were in Ypsi-
lanti Wednesday to attend the commence
ment exercises at the State Normal where
their daughter, Miss Nora Brewer gradu-
ated. Mrs. Brewer and daughter went
from there to Detroit for few days visit
with relatives.
ii. A. Middaugh expects to leave for
Durand tomorrow to take his position as
agent for the T. & A. A. James Gibson
will be promoted to the position Of cashier
in the Owosso office and Miles Tumble to
that of billing clerk. This will be de-
served promotion to all.
The class of '97 presented Mr.. E. A..
Balch with an elegant watch charm Friday
as a token of their regard and good wishes.
Mr.. Balch and family left Saturday MORN
ing. Mrs. Balch and daughter will spend
the summer near Kalamazoo with relatives
and join Mr. Balch in Chicago in the fall.
Mrs. w. o. Carrier who has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Stafford Pitts for several
weeks left Wednesday evening for her home
in Wausau, Wis, with her husband the
Rev. w. D. Carrier who returned Tuesday
from five months journey in Palestine.
Mr.. Carrier is pastor of the Wausau Pres
byterian church and was granted a five
months leave of absence by his congrega-
ton.
Warren PierpOnt received his diploma of
graduation from the University law school
yesterday and is full hedged lawyer as he
was admitted to the bar June LIST. Mr.. Pier
pont only lacked few hours credit of
graduating in the literary department as
well as in the law department and would
have done so last year If he had not been
called home few months before the close
of the year. Mr.. Pierpont is good student
and we wish him the best of success where
ever he may locate.
Shiawassee county boys usually carry off
honors at the u. of M, and at the class day
exercises of the graduating literary class
Tuesday, one of the most interesting and
most thoroughly enjoyed features of the
program was the class history read by
Robert o. Austin, of Morrice. The history
| of the class was handled in a way that
showed plainly the class knew what it was
doing when it named its historian. We'd
nesday's Detroit Tribune contained brief
| synopsis of the history and very good
likeness of Mr.. Austin. Rob" has taken
| prominent part in class and University
matters since he has been there and has
held several prominent class offices besides
doing considerable newspaper work. He
will doubtless make as great success in
! his work as teacher.