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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-10-25
IlACA.

The foot ball game last Saturday between
the Sbepardsville and Ithaca elevens resulted
in victory for the visitors by score of II TO
0. However our boys have no cause 10 com
plain, neither have their friends. for the visit
ors were heavy weights and were made 10 put
up their best game. The team will play the
Alma College Saturday and the Iona high
school November.
The election OF county drain commissioner,
county school examiner and superintendent
of the poor came up before the board OF SUI
perVisors Tuesday morning under SPECIAL or
der J. Brown was elected dram commits
soner by vote of ID 10 /, two votes being
blank. II is n deserved com piment as ne
has worked faithfully for the county for the
past year year. The next in order was sup
eriutendent of the poor and Mcintyre, of
81. Louis, went in by vote OF 10 10 U. EVIL
IDENTIFY is considered good stepfather to
county wards. When ii came to school exam
liner there was an ominous silence. The re-
publican members found, the day previous,
that several of their members and all the OPP
position were in favor OF +. Fullerton and a
ca was a call for caucHs was hurriedly is-
sued The first vote stood & to between
Fullerton and Mccall and then some one
Topped and Mccall won. When the vote
came on the board Mccall got IL and Fuller
ton ;. 2 not voting. II was a close call for
Mac
The | have drawing party Friday
night. Each fellow has card aud pencil
and list of popular songs; he selects one OF
the latter and draws an illustration, then they
are examined aud the best one is decided by
popular opinion.
The Grotiot Telephone Co. have decided to
extend their line TO North Star, St Louis
will aeon be visited.
There are rumors of an impending change
in one the newspapers offices in Ithaca. Tel
you about it late.
Turn ont to the meeting of the Agricultural
Society Saturday and vote to retain the pres
ent officers. They have made success of il
and will do so again.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-10-25
ELW ELL.

Herm. Tlnkham moved back 10 this burg
Saturday from Grand Rapids, where he has
been at work'for the past two months. There
l. no place like home. u. |. Gee, a form
er merchant of this place, was III town the
fore part of the week, shaking hands with
friends and looking after delinquent debtors.
THE railroad company has this week
completed cattle yard and Elwel will now
be right in line az a shipping point for live
stock Mrs. |. +. Hilsinger, of Grand
Rapids, visited with her parents, DIR. and
Mrs. McLachlin over Sunday. j..
Elarton has sold his store building to |. +.
Hillsinger, who will take possession about
Jan. 1st Mr.. Elarton intends moving back
to Ohio.-L. Lipert brought load OF
turkeys here Saturday evening and tried
rafting them off, but met with poor success,
only disposing of two birds.-Dr. Nc
Lachlin has been making daily visits to Alma
this week professionally. pota-
toes has been the pass word with good
many of our farmers this week. Ira
Page and Pearl Pratt, both of this place,
we're married at Ithaca Saturday. MIR.
Going. insurance agent of Riverdale, was in
town Monday, writing Al
bert Fisher Is having hard time with the
Malarial fever, this being his second attack.
THE infant child of Mr.. and Mrs l..
Wiley is very i'll and not expected to recover.
We are glad to announce that Mrs.
Phelps is somewhat improved at this writ
THE frost Sunday night did con-
siderable damage to potatoes remaing IN
dug. As far a. we can learn about half of
the potatoes dug this week we frozen.
Rev. Robinson, the new NJ. +. minis
ter, is giving good satisfaction 40 far and we
predict for him a successful year.-Jode
Moffatt is laid up for repairs owing to an
over estimation of his ability a. a pugilist.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-10-25
SHIFTING SANDS.

Changes in Real Estate in Gratiot County
For the Week Ending Oct. 10.
Louisa NJ Odell to Lizzie b. Odell pt
NV of ne ssc 30 Wheeler .......... 90
Lowell j Fuller TO Varo G.. Fuller NV
of sw and 81 of NV and set sec 9
Newark .......... ........ 49,. $500 90
Leslie A Was,ow to Nelson w.
Body pit sc of sw sec II Newark 25Q00
Alice +. Smith to Edward Call sc of
sc of sc sec 10 Elba ................ 300 90
Sidney d. Miller ct al, executors to
North shade. .........'.. 300 90
Miles W. Bullock ct al to Louise Roof
lots 90, 81, IS, 50, 60, 81 Ashley .... 625 90
John +. Innis to Gerritt y. Ward,
trustee, SO of sw and pt 81 of Sc
sec ID Arcadia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lOVO w
David NJ. Brown to Geo. G. Watson
lot LIS Perrinton ................. 100 w
John +. Henderson to Orrin A. Cook
pit lot 81 Pompel. ................. % w
Angelina Allen to mary Jane Bates
pt el6 of sw sec 10 Wheeler. ....... 700 %
Fred Church TO Ransom J. Fraker ut
NV of sw sec 2l Ithoca ............ l75 90
NV, nwi1 sec IL Wheeler ............'.. 2OOO 90
Chas. n lEntrekin to Young q Bone
man ut NV of ne sec 30 Wheeler 1000 %
Henry Winniger to Sarah Raney pt
NV OF ne sec rs Fultou............ 1900 90
Peter Knapp to Sml. II. Cramer NV
of sw sec % Emerson ............. go %
W. H. Lincoln to Catherine Lin
coin et Of VIZ of sc sec Hamilton 1900 90
Joseph Pingel to Jas \. Toy lots -
blk Palmer add Elm Hall ....... 300 90
Meta A. Hustled TO NJ. j. Dingmau
- of ne sec 36 Sumner ............ $50 90
Caroline G.. Sloan to W. Sloan pit Sc
of Sc sec 33 Pine River ............ 400 90
Grant NJ Thomas to Long * Aldrlch
SO of ne sec . wheeler ............ 100 %
VIM. II. Kuhlman to Geo. II. Kuhl-
man m 3 of of ne and u u of s19 of
ne sec % Arcadia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000 90
Geo. IT. Kuhman TO W Kuhlman
sd of ne sec 22 Arcadia. ............ 1000 90
Geo Dudley ct al to q 5 hoard pit
wiz of ne sec Z Elba.............. 200 90
Emma McColum to Iillie A Shaffer
lot blk Palmer's add Elm nall 100 90
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-10-25
The Furniture Trade
saws his harvest has
lust begun.-October lSt.

There are too many dogs around here,
which insist in making themselves bother
some by RAINING oqt aud barking at passers
by. dose of lead would be a very efficient
remedy.
Chas. Bradley and wife are visiting in
Midland this week.
The quilt which was raffied off at Rath-
bone Saturday night by the Macabees went
10 Mary Sommerscales of this place
ID. +. Royston and their wives of Cha
otte visited j. A. Grover Sunday.
Otto Smith began working for Bert Mas
colt Monday morning. where he expects to
stay this winter.
Georgia Powell was taken sick Friday
night with what seems to be typhoid fever.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-10-25
RINERDALE.

candy and fruit stand is seriously con-
sidered $50 says rumor) but then. its so near.
Tim kirwin has a new wheel-rear
wheel to his bcyce=-Charlie has a new
fireplace in his kitchen. =-M Mill checks pass
for money here and acceptably, but lead
dollars seem to move slow. We ought to,
however, be amused if not pleased at the en-
terprise that will Keep some sort of money
floating during the intervals.
Talon, of Saginaw, is visiting at the home
of her brother L. 5. Talon. -Warner has
sold his horse. We wonder what his next
speculation will bed. b. Adams has
added fresh coat of paint to the old ware
house. The furnace pit, full of water.
seems to bar all progress to the hot air hues
and the timer has moved to other quarters
DIR. Darby will soon occupy hia new
Office on the east side.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-10-25
SETHTON.

Mrs. Dick Chapman has gone to Ann Arbor
with hopes of receiving some benefit
to say he has been on the sick list of late.
Our Sunday School attended the con.
vention in the Wermuth school house a week
ago Sunday. All had an enjoyable time.
~. Croy cut his foot quite badly while
working on barn near North Star -
Chicken pox has raised hob with our school,
80 many scholars sick with the disease.
Mrs. l.. Wolford had the misfortune to set
her sleeve on fire from the lamp and now
she is nursing very painful arm.
Don't forget the prayer meeting every
Thursday evening at the church.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-10-25
Highest all in Leavenng PowerLaest u s. Govt Report
R&sAa!!! RR s%dssF
ABSOLUTELY PURE

months. He leaves four children to mourn
their loss, besides numerous friends
Mr.. Curtis was in this vicinity last week,
in the interests of the Gratiot County Print
ing Company. Better pay yo1r subscription.
MIR. Park has vacated the Naldrett
building and II j. now occupied 10y VIM. G.
Shepherd. There is talk OF starting a
restaurant, also that "A stock of goods will be
put in the Bement building. -=Orlando
Payne is pushing the work on Mr. Yates
house. Its getting too cold for outside
work. There is TO be a shooting match
between Hubbardston and Middleton the
18th. Fyer tell of load of straw,
which causes him to limp. Mrs. John
Smith will lecture To the Y =. 5. c. +. 80
ciety of this place Sunday evening. THE
Christian Sunday School will give concert
Friday evening, Nov Stuck Is being
shipped from this place every week. i.
IL. Crowley, president of The telephone com
pany, was at this place Monday, perfecirg
the organization OF the company --= Mrs.
M. ; Howell was called TO Ohio last week by
the serious Illness of her son. Mrs. NJ
NJ. Payne is on the sick list, also Mrs. ID.
Speer, both of North Shade.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-10-25
As{sage 4AfNeA'
Correspondents, Take Notice

Correspondents will get communications
90 us not later than Tuesday hereafter, as al
rsners of the Gratiot County Pig. Co. will be
Issued earlier. We can not insure insertions
a regular letters reaching us at st Louis
fsf ter than Tuesday. If any thing very I'M
Sortant happens, send an extra, which VIII
Se in time if sent direct TO the papers at the
s6me offices respectively, If 1t reaches us
Thursday forenoon. Late matter should De
cont TO all three papers separately, as the
outside of each paper is set at home.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-10-25
FOREST HILL.

Edna Rockwell is attending school in Mt.
Pleasant.
Sias Moody returned from Ohio on Tues
day.
UNrs. Edgar Sias enjoyed short visit from
her mother last Sunday.
40 uncle and aunt of Mr.. Griffin and wife
visited them last week.
Rev. Carl baptised one candidate Sunday.
II. w. Sandal and family are entertaining
relatives from Ohio.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-10-25

Il Wood of Gilmore visited relatives here
the first of the week.
The funeral services of Lettie White, who
died saturday, the 18Th inst, were held at
the residence last Monday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-10-25

IL was troubled with that dreadful disease
callen dropsy swollen from head TO foot.
Burdock Blood Bitters has completely cured
me. 1t Is most wonderful medicine.
Joseph Herick, Linwood, Ont.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-10-25

Do you scratch and scratch. and wonder
what's the matterP Doan's Ointment will
instantly relieve and permanently cure any
long standing. 96t2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-19
DIED.

cAsE-Tn Brooklyn. Tuesday June L. Garet'a "" "'''~
81 James - snss are invited to attend the fpersi
services m her late res.derce No South Elliott Iiacs'
Iroofiyn On "Wednesday evening June 49, at O'CLOCK
Interment Poughkespsie .-.
DODD-On Tuesday June IS Wnfrsd Parker you w 80
daughter Frank II. and Martha Parker pood' !" "'
Nice ~ funeral hereafter. -,
HENCKENon Tuesday June a. after H hs axe AL
Funeral services viii be held at hs aie res'aynse. -
West ssd.s, thursday evening June 20 at o'clock
tInopLr-on June II 1885 william H. Hoople: On
Queens L. l. lste % New-York CITY IN The wy" 'e"'
rune al svcs residence o, his easFe,s5 Mrs
Van Wyck hrnckerAoM i:ohs.e ~, We, ~
Inerinen at sleepy Hollow Cemetery Al COW "
cirriag~s Will meet the train leaving Grand Central
ueu1, AZ . 20 p. m. returning leave hastings ~
rr.endi arr kindly requested not 70 send flowers
XNl-DsoN on Monday evening June l7th. Norris +.
Knudson. in the am year u rs ag., ~, 400 Grand
ave.. BrookI,n on wednesday evening June 10Th. at
Rela,ss and friends are invited to be present
PALMER-At Astury PARK. n J.. on MONDAY = June
I'm 1895 Leila V Palmer daughter Of the late Gilbert
Funeral services viii he heid her laie residence No
40 Fourthave.. Asbury Park on Thursday June -.
AZ o'clock !. m
PEl:T suddenly June Eth. william Poet. aged u
p.eral services IN THURSDAY June :oh. 10 a. M At
81 AIMS Church. clinton ana Livingston SITS. brooklyn
honda, on LUX u, lss samuel nDa
Samuel Philips II this ely aged 90 years
Fynsral private. nd
Ward. AGED year. daughter OF iSdora r. and Normas
Funeral wedne,asy june no. 1880 p from - HIli-
side.Gye.. Oranec y. J.
wEISH-on June ~. Henry Welsh. In the 10Th year q
@9d IT. 'Ts s ar. gysa +: Wsr.1: s 'i p:ss
Wednesday. June ~. az 10 O'Clock.
Int rmcnt at White Plains.
Special VIII leave Grand central station IL A. m
IL that lowers 10 sent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-19
prvv1yGToN SEMINARY.

per,,,gton. y. j.. June IS CSpecao.-com'neh''-
-, ,re.l hegan with the bacce auI'ale s'''''''
Cd on Sunday by the Rev D' j. T. I''''' ~
BE- vo,,.york Methods, Episcopal Conference '"'
(.~.r,.. sFaaccs conducted by the senior CASE
"a the Yo,nr Mems Christian AssocA''o" ann
.~-ssr, win a sermon by the Rev. Albert 9Nl'
- ~. X.w-Jersey Conference. Yesterday Wa
,iaes dav Fled sports occupied most Oh 'o-'"''
"a ,bte evening occurred the pubic contests ia ora
Tor, Tor N, Roman and stun COG ilr,n mr. men.
- ~ winch VIII be announced ~ coi' g.
49, morning. Ia the afternoon 'ehei'' 49,
7, Eus.ing VIII deliver an historical aul.,sIi, "a,
~ a,c'.,es WI have sheT annuh ine'ii.sS. al.
,.rss~V In the evening t..re VIII Dc u en-
movement concert and president receit'pTH'
~ sncenert exercises with conier.ins OF
f.. bX M commencement dinner ane al! "a
,nreiing OF The Alumni Association. me e'"'"''"N
80 ,Sis wear numbers twenfy-ihi"c. 49,. ...a,
An uncomrpny fine art exhibit"h - t"e 70 - n
~, =. ,.a,,rrn ~ the commencement season az -"
XIX Nearly two hundred pieces are 10 De t.'n
~ n s,udi9s including black ana whi,e os'
"o.ors and china painting ana the fe.e' a. IT.
rsnnc,s rnuch credit upon the s'un.h,,s,, my az !
Tr. -.,nrnf is under the direction OF MsS >u "a
y Wh~cer who is proving eminent.y SUE IL ~
RI. a., work Of one OF the recent 81 QUA
unr,ba W Hanion. has attracted inuon ia'D or
~ "..ention elsewhere. The exh,biuVh Will IT,
main omen un.il after commencement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-19
ALUMNI Day NJ LEHIGH
GRADUATES AND lNsrEcIs TIE ''Ll.i.'N
rf-up;NGs-rRlzEs AWARDED


Bethlehem. penn. Jun. Is ,-p."lin.- Today was
Alumni Day ~ I.ah.gh Tn4sers.i3. Tn exercises
hccsn with az o-atorcaI contest 10 Cd" ch1p.l
Two members Of %. senior. Junior AMI -'p'"-
more classes contested flr 'he G'Dfg" " 'a..'r
preNe. Prize ~ g,n Do, Thomas p'ltn rfr~
- g. anI the John Wanamak'r lf.zr oi g. I''
Judges ~ 'l, c.nics, were The Rev joy o. k.rl".n
Nelson. Bishop = Georgia. John u k''-. '''.
lec,or ~ the Pr, o. Philadelphia. and fte i''f
D- Augustus Scfultzc. president ~ l' Ut .ri' tii
college bethlehem The winners - the prizes "'fe
b.nr. N.r Herr s1 - WH,afiari Nia. Penn. q.
John = siocs.r o. o. HsihloA. &c., an4 samuel
Rainfall. ~. o. South bethlehem A''r ii"
.r.iori.al contest ue alumni. faculty. n.t..t'fs
,l rfsluat.nr cIlss Oh II0urrci 90 iir 80 '4n
where tn, annual aismn. luncheon wa h'l4 AZ
ter the luncheon President Frank T. Howe = ih"
Alumni Association. formally presented jog
Thomas NJ Drown tsc'nes.y s~C'el president
o. -. university Dr DfoNn addressed goo
alumni for about haf an hour AM t''n m't
mos. of Them personally Its Af'rnH. l'f
Drown ,he Minister ia .Iiy HrI ai4m.l j..
spectei the different college hIiirF hni t'i"fa
s, tie alumni needing rrofesa.r g. b. ul',f.
&C. Wro leave. Ls.irh fsf ne uitrffH1 ~ Penn.
..nD,,r was elected iu'frh'f of f'' Hr+'.lt-
'Ilr 49, hc tomorrow NNi f'r,.t' l.hlNh 'r
,r.. T. glf announce TINT NNhNf. IT rIff|.
-. of IsniTh's most Aunnf'I fru-i'r- ''i fo.
..i.I 1. .lu.g the -sNfr plfsfslfurt H.fa fI"
TO-, asrorlfuieal If.ff Ifn'nfs ari fllf 40 euil-
,,,, a@,f.-oincr volli Boo cilel GO ihr Ullif I,'t
vacant by inc rcfignat1n Of Professor n.0i.t-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-19
Mr.. CLEVELAYD At GRAY GABLE&
HE ARRIVED IN BuzzARDs BAY ON THE ONEIDA
EARLY YESTERDAY MORNING.

HE ARRIVED IN BUzzARD's BAY ON THE oNEiDe
EARLY YESTERDAY MORNING
Buzzard's Bay. Mass. June BE C. beneo'c
yacht Oneida with the President on board reacneo
here at $50 O'Clock this morning. Those VINO &c
companied the President were Private seere..rs
Thurber Dr. Bryant and Mr. Benedict. Inc
weather WINS delightful. The Oneida proceeded
IeIsurely. and ct daybreak this morning she wa
ready to come up Buzzards Bay. stop was
made near Marion Harbor. where Mr. Thurber wss
put ashore TO Join his family. who had already ar
rived there Their the Oneida PROCEEDED 70 ner
favorite anchorage grounds of Monument NecH'
r,no pras,don, and DIR. Bryant did no, come ashore
until 3 O'Clock
The party had a fine trip. and the President -
looking well. lie is pleased at being PACK In SUE
Yards Bay. . - - 81. pr,, mi.
afternoon and as the bueAsh were biting vel 1, ne
returned with a good mess ~; bryant sno " .h
Presidents carriage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-19
MARRIED..

r,r-NuAM-DF VIII DE MARCO-On TUESDAY June -
n, Vna Foni8lleria Florence, by the Rev. hsroert -
Venables rector e the american episcopal ~
Tio-e-rc F.n fa.h.op eldest daughter OF James n anu
the ia,e Lathsop Durham. OF New iorh' 70 NV
Narluis Antonio &c Wit. &C Marco. OF hDme'
uAy.A-sOr-TTNAvD-A Christ Church. Elizabeth.
+ on Tuesday June Is. by the rector tne nev'
II II Obery. Elizabeth Dayton, daughter vi 'o"" -
southrnayd to Thomas Cooper Hanna
KING-wII.DE-on Tuesday June H. 1872 psrtsr
church OF the Heavenly hest BY the Kew. ~, ihINs
Norcan ID D. Lillian Lawrence Wilde daughter os
ienry Lawrence Bloomfield. n. j. TO Jonn hins' Oh
Jac ksonvilic. Fla.
Southern papers please copy - =.
ropsrTz-BIf,YER-O Tuesday. June II. 1898. by the
RDv Raphael benjamin. NJ A. Lille Bleyer 70
Maurice i.cbs!t-
,ryFr,-WhrLACH-C Sunday. June ~. 1893 by me
Eev Raphael Benjamin. NJ. A., Fannie "anach 70
Never Me.e-. 49,
r,FT.D-DFI rNGER-On Tuesday June is: 1seo.
by the REV Raphael Berja min. NJ. A. Clara Belsinser
Leo Sheahe.1.
yrsKY-GoRDON-On Sunday, June 49, 1885. by the
Rev. Raphael Benjamin, NJ A. Annie "ordoh 10 9s'@
uel fesky.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-19
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO CONE.

Miss Lillian Lawrence WIDE. n daughter OF Henry
Laurence WIDE o. Bloomfield. y. j.. was married.
~ Ioho King OF g. Augustine, Fla. yesterday IN
.hc church Of the Heavenly Rest. Ff;h-ave. ard
rortv-rIh-s, The ceremony was performed by
the Rev Dr H. Parker Morgan. There were no
bridesmaids ushcrs. maid Of honor, or best man.
The bid, was attrod in costume OF bluet SILK
trimmed wiki white silk and small hat made 81
,or,, flowers There was NJ breakfast ~ reception
Mt King who b. vcc-prosident OF the l'epuDioah
League o. Florida. has taken his bride TO 'leVe-
land where be is a delegate to tho conN'hu'"'
tn. marriage II Miss Mary Frances cherry
darrhter Of James Cherry, to Walter T. McTeigue
Will take place this morning IN the Church oil 81
Charles Eorro,noo One-hunGred- d-forty second
st. near : .vcnth-ave
Miss Mary isabelle Moore VIII be- married to John
Alexander Robh this evening at the home 81 her
Parents llr and Mrs. Alexander Rohb. No. loi
I'M :, isnai.us.s church. this evening. the mar
riasc of u .- Helen Jaclson ana William I"ofhe
n Wsssinr.or June r-waltor s,llson Hu;chIns.
elder son Of suison Huichins. formerly .d,,
tor arI proprietor of The Washington
N.- Ethel purcell Tho ceremony WAS Pciiormel
il fh- church = -. Michael ali All Anssls by We
.y clarence III pAan. tae rector The oiidt NOR
q, ,r.vel'l.. gown az gray. ana lcghorn hat. win
rr.'. plI.a. Sne carried d tIhch 1i tA!haupns-
'r,. r,'iI of horDr was MI,s carrie Porter. grand
mon va the hrlIegro'm- brother, lee fl'' NJ nj
There N-r, no bridesmaid, me DsN,,' ~ W.
Nen-Yor1. Kotcf k"t'rs 81 "a ii4h..'' any,
FiufFr scott - Washington. The bril' "ts E.''N
way D., captain crosby = Ni'er OAii'1 81
Mrs Je- rgi,ef an5 fTt neG s,es q Hr ih"
uroy.ssi ..al political military ana neNai so'i.ty
- fa. caI''ai After tie wedding breakfast ,he
nsv.y married coupe started on tour oi the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-19
FAREWELL TO CORNELL.
TIE CLASS IVY PLANTED AND THE c'LLh"H
rIPE PLACED ~ NEW HANDS


Ithaca. June ls (snccaD.-This was class Gay
at Cornell A, e.i5 o'clock this morning TIC NOM
hers o. the senior cass. atlrcd In caps ana gowns
assembled at the library. ard marched ben'hn nv
Eth Regiment Band. o. Albany. 10 IN" ar'n''y'
which was already flied with friends ana Alumni
Edward l. Henry of Elwocd H.. Delivered inc
class Grafton and Miss Margaret i. boynton' OF
Lcckpor,. was the class poet. Miss blancne r.
Moore OF Bryan. Ohio. read the c.ass essay a''''
which the class sang the Cornell song, written
by Judge Finch. o. the Cour, % Appeals. entitled
The Chimes" J Roger Lewis. o. Reading, PENN
thcn gave the memorial Grafton. ne class me
mortal being the racing shell which the 'ori'"
crew VIII use In the Henley regatta. IA' preS'ue"'
OF the class William Fitch Atkinson. o. bTooh!"'
delivered an address Oh Perseverance.
The class then marched 10 the library puldinE'
nesr the tower o. which the class Ivy was planted
while Clinton ~ Babcock. OF BoonviIe. y. y 90
vercd the IVY grafton In the grove IN 'front.' o.
Lincoln Han Samuel p. CARL OF Pleasantviile'
Penn read the class history. and Alfred X horf'
Of WELLINGTON. Ohio. the class prophecy The mem
hers OF the class then filled their pipes and Roger
r. Williams. 81 NrwUavcn. made prtsch'i'i33n
srceci. he handed over the coege pife - n ~.
representative 81 the incoming senior cASs. Ne
reply for the class OF 96 was made Dy Sai""ei IL
Davis o. Philadelphia. 1T,
The C;lce Banjo and Mandolin c.uns gave their
commencement concert before cToNGrn Ayusc
last evening. ana tonight tncy Went 10 Nv. oIh
on a sr,olal train take the steamer faIiS OF
"Wednesday for England. on the invitation OF I'm
bassador Bayard they VIII sing at me ;h1rIlc",
Embassy in London the evening o. jury =,
After seeing the Henley regatta the CUPS VII
make concert tour through England ana SCOT