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The St. Johns herald., 1896-12-12

-l1A4lllE hinf'cN No. I and connects at Jerome Junction with trains ofsU. V. & P. By. for Jerome. Conneot gat Prescott with stage ltnes for all principal millinEcamps; at Congress with stage Phoenix with the Phenix & Maricopa By for points on the S. ?. Ky.
 Close connections made at Ash Fork with Santa Fe fast trains to all points east and west Trains for California leave Ash rork Ut 6:50 and S45 p m, arriving at Los Angeles ne xt morning at l:20. and San Francisco second morning at I0:45. Train for the eas' leaves Ash for at e:25 A. NJ.
 GEO. M. SARGENT General Freight and Pas enger Agent,
 Prescott, Arizona. F. M MURPHY. K. E WELLS, Pres & Gen Man. Assist. Gen Man.
 Prescott ATiz Prescott, ATlZ.
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That old standby, Adam Hanna, of Adamana, this county, was foreman of the grand jury, and presided in his usual happy manner.
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The Board of Supervisors held a special meeiing last Friday afternoon.
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DIR. s. M. CRAIG.

pHYsIc1AE AND SURGEON, OFFERS HIS professional services to the people of Apa- sne county Ofce Tn the room lately occupied bs Inc Distinct Attorney. Residence. on Logan street, St. JoEns, Arizona.
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Ernest Franz, Esq, the Luna Valley merchant, was in St. Johns a day or two this week.
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DER. ". E. PT.ATT.

DHYgIclAN SURGEON AND AccoUcHER 1 Will visit any part of the county in serious cases. Oshse. 1.-the Drug store or at my resi- dence, Commercial. street. St Johns. Arizona.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Homestead Entry No. 5e31 IASD OFFICE AT PREscoTT APT2OSI

Homestead Entry No. 5o3l
 LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT, ARIZONA
 December 4, 1896. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of the Probate Court, at St. Johns. Arizona, on January20 1897, viz: Richard Gibbons. for the north half of southeast quarter, northeast quar-. ter of sout west quarter and southeast quarter of northwest quarter of section l5, township g north range 26 east.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz:
 D. Harris, ". M Harris, A. V. Gibbons and J. T. Berry. all oi St. Johns Arizona.
 H. D. ROSS, Register. First publication Dec. 12, 1896.
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DECEMBER 8, 1896

DECEMBER 8, 1896. Trrritory of Arizona vs. Pat Trainor Defendant pleads not guilty.
 The Grand Jury made a partial re. port. finding one true bill for burglary in the second degree against Antonio Gonzales, and one true bill for grand larceny against Ernest Gentry, Art Farrell and Wm. Farrell.
 Alfred Ruiz appointed Spanish inter preter.
 Territory of Arizona vs. Antonio Gonzales. Defendant arraigned. Terrlsory of Arizona vs. Ernest Gen. try, Art Farrell and Wm. Farrell. De- fendants arraigned.
 Territory of Arizona vs. Pat Trainor. On motion of District Attorney, this case dismissed.
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Official Stenographer Stockton was in attendance at the term of court.
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WAITER G. SCOTT.

A TToRNEY AT LAW, DISTRICT AFToR -x I ney o1 Apache county. Office. in tho ArR8Ty building. up stairs, St. Johns, Arizona
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The young people of the Mutual Im- provement Literary league gave a very pleasing entertainment at Assembly hall last Saturday evening. The play entitled "The Woven Web," was ren- dered in a style ereditable to profes- sionals, and where one and all did so we'll, it would be unjust to make any special mention. The farce, "Viee Versa" concluded the evenings enter talnment. This part of the perform ance was in the hands of the younger members of the organization. and they could sustain their part of an enter tainment as &cceptabIy as those who are older and have experience,
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ST. JOHNS HERALD
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

TERRITORIAL
 GOVERNOR, ...... B. J. Franklin, - Phoenix SECRETARY. c. N. Bruce. ... Cochise TREASURER. Thos. E. Parish 70. Phnnix SUIT. PUBLIC INsTRc'N, T. E Dalton, Phoenix, AUDITOR, ....... c. P. Leitch ..... Phpaix ATTORNEY GENERAL,.-J. F. Wilson, Prescott
 SUPREME COURT
 A. c. BAKER, Chief Justice .Phenix. OWEN T. ROUSE, Associate Justice, Tucson. ..- ..-,BETHUNE, ., Associate Justice. Tucson. J. J. HAWKINS. Associate Justice . Prescott E.' K. ELLISwooD, U. s. Dist. Attorney, Tucson. N. K. MEADE, U. s. Marshal. ..... Tucson.
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DECEMBER g. 1896.

Jesus M. Griego vs. Jose M Savedra Cause dismissed for want of prosecu. ton.
 W. H, Burbage, assignee, vs. Teodorc Chavez. Continued for term.
 Territory of Arlzona vs. Antonio Gonzales. Defendant pleads guilty oi burglary in the second degree.
 Territory of AIizona vs. Ernest Gen try, Art Farrell and Wm. Farrell. De. fendsnts plead not guilty. W. H. Burbage appointed Acting District Attorney.
 M. Munger vs J. P. Munger. Decree of divorce granted.
 The Grand Jury made final report, having found true bills against Isaac Aldridge and Wm. Johnson for grand larceny, and Tranquilino Candelaria for rape. Three easel of grand larceny were ignored. REPORT OF GRAND JURY.
 The following is the full text of the final report of the Grand Jury: To the Hon. John J. Hawkins, Judge of the Fourth Judicial District. Territory of Arizona. We, the Grand Jury empapneled at the ad- journed term of court in and for the county of Apache. Territory of Arizona, o1 Monday the 7th day of Decent Der, 1896, having finished all of the work brought before us, beg to submit this our final report. We have investigated cases as follows:
 One case of burglary, in which true bill was found.
 Five for grand larceny. in which two true bi Is were found and three ignored.
 One for rape, in which true bill was found One case for assault with deadly weapon (carried over from the last grand jury) was ig- nored on account of no witnesses for either side.
 We have examined the county offices, and find all in good and neat condition. except the Grand Jury ask that the Board of Supervisors should be more careful in allowing registration fees as we find that there is some few that have bceS allowed twice.
 The Grand Jury also recommend that the clerk of the Grand Jury be allowed two dollars extra per day. We also wish to extend our thanks to the honorable district attorneys for their good ad- vice and assistance. Also to the Hon. John J. Hawkins.
 The Sixteen Grand Jurymen wish our Honor. able Foreman long life and good success.
 ADAM HANNA,
 Foreman of the Grand Jury. T. c. HILL, Clerk of the Grand Jury. Dated this the 9th day of December, 1896. Territory of Arizona vs. Isaac Ald- ridge and William Johnson. Defend ants arraigned.
 Territory Of Arizona ys. Tranquilino Candelaria. Defendant arraigned. Territory of Arizona vs. Ernest Gen. try. Art Farrell and Wm. Ferrall. Case continued for term.
 Greer & Woods vs. Vigil & Lopez. Continued for want of service.
 DECEMBER 10, 1896. Territory of Arizona vs. Isaac Ald- ridge and William Johnson. Defend
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Trains Nos. 8 and are limited tIains, run ming semi-weekly. No. leaves Chicago on Wednesdays and Saturdays, ,paf ses Albuquerque on Fridays and Mondays and arrives at Los An- geles Saturdays nud;Tuesdays. Train No. will leave Los Angeles Mondays and Thursdays, passing Albuquerque Wednesdays and Satur- days and arriving at Chicago Fridays and Mon days. DON A. SWEET,
 Gen. Passenger Agent, Albuquerque, NM.
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oHN c. HEEsDoE. T. G, NO
 HERNDON & NORRIS.

A TToREEYs AT LAW, PRESCOTT, A. T. xA Will pr .ctice in all the courts in Arizona snd will attend regular terms of the District Court in Apache county.
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D. F. WILSON, PRESCOTT. ". H. BURBAeE, wTNsIo
 WILSON q BURBAGE.

A TT0RNEYS AT LAW, wINSLow, A. T. "A Will practice in all the courts of this Ter ritory, A member of the firm will all regular fNr.ns of the District Court in Apache County
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DECEMBER IU, I6S6,
 Territory of Arizona vs. Isaac Aid. ridge and William Johnson. Defend. ants plead guilty.
 Territory of Arizona vs. Tranquilino Candelaria. Defendant pleads not guilty, and cause continued.
 Territory of Arizona vs. Antonio Gonzales. Sentenced to one year III Yama.
 Territory of Arizona vs. Isaac Ald- ridge and Wm. Johnson. Sentenced to one year in Yuma.
 Court adjourned without date.
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LaxOl is the best medicine for chil. dren. Doctors recommend it in place of Castor Oil.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-12-12
COUNTY OFFICIALS.

L. J. Brown. po.pnor rcr,r,y,eops W, n, Gibbons
 VT Gustav Becker.
 Y. GonZaIes, Clerk. Quarterly meetings of the Board will be held First Monday in Jan., April, July and Oct. sHERIFF, ..................Ja James Scott DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Walter G Scott RcoRDER, ........ ............... N Gonzales TREASURER, ...... ............A F. Potter JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT J.J Hawkins PROBATE JUDGE E........... w Willard Farr CLERK OF COURT. Alfred Ruiz Terms of the District Court, third Monday lu April and the first Monday in october,
The St. Johns herald., 1896-12-12

In 1892, MT. A, L. Goldwater, who owns three retail drug stores in New York City, having learned of the great value of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds, croup and whooping cough, ordered supply for his customers. It met with so much favor that he soon found it necessary to order more, and during the winter sold over two gross of the remedy. He says it gives the best satisfaction of any cough cure he has ever handled. For sale at 9 and 90 cents per bottle by St. Johns Drug company
The St. Johns herald., 1896-12-12

Last September, when Hon. w. H. Burbage resigned as district attorney of this county, he rendered his services gratis, to the Board. of Supervisors to assist District Attorney Scott in the prosecution of criminal cases at this term of court. When the term WAS called, MT. Burbage was on hand and came forward and redeemed bis pledge in an honorable manner. Many per- sons are disposed to think, when such promises as these are made, that they are made simply for political effect, but in this instance Mir. Burbage meant what he said when giving his promise. At the late election, MT. Burbage was chosen by the people of Navajo county for the office of district attorney, and the citizens of that county may con- graduate themselves on having such a wide-awake, efficient public prosecutor for the coming two years.
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POST OFFICE,

C. P. A NDER5ON, P. M Office hours Open from A. NJ. until 7 F.. M. On Sundays from 12 to PM. Mail closes going east and vest at 2.30 P. NJ. Going south. at 10:30 P. M.
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SAhIA FE, PRESCOTT
 & PHGNIX RAIL WAY,

IN EFFECT FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1896. Mountain Time is the Standard used
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Cn Pr.N-S

Post office aa-e 0Vr rom
 Range: Show tow ereek Silver creek lagun sa Ortega and Laguna SaIatia.
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First publication Dec. 12, 1896.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1896-07-18


WHEREAS. Hiram T. Hosue by his deed Of
w trsst, datelthe 18Th day Of March. 1874 and
duly recorded In the Office " the county clerk and
COLORADO. on the Slth iay ~ March. "a IN book !
page 3it, conveyed TO Henry J. Aldricb. trustee
the following described real estatesituate in the
eospfy % Prowsrs and state OF Colorado, to-
wits Lots two l2i. THREE Isl and six lel
Of SEXTON twsnty-tHo lzsl in township, twenty.
the Sixth lsthl Principal Meridian. containing
1ss acres, more or less. together with all
water rights fscrtainlng thereto. same bsstng
evidenced By The La Junta and Lamar Canal
Company deed number ono in trust 4, sgcss
~. ~, iiis, aet,.i IN, ~, Az,
OF March. i5lle. and payable to the order 81 The
Colorado Securities Company. the frst day
serni-annuAliY, shown by ten coupons Of
forty ISn0oi dollars each. attached 10
said note, aud payable respectively ca the first
days q Februaty aud August OF each ysar. with
interest on said coupon notes AT the rafs Of two
per CENT per month after MATURITY and
Whereas. said deed Of trust provides that 10
case Of defaalt in the payment Of said note, or
any interest thereon. or aay part thereof. thea
II shall be iRuful for the SAID trustee, OF has sue
eessor in trust. 70 sell the said premises OF any
part thereof and all right and equity % rcsiemp-
tion o. the said Hiram ]. Hossuc therein al pub-
lie auction for cAsh and
whereas il j. provided in and by said deed Of
trust that IN case Of the death. inability re-
fgsai Of the said Henry J. Aldrieh. trustee, 70
act az any time when aetiou may he required for
the execution OF the trusts under said decd %
trust. thea the legal helder Of said note may hy
writing daily acknowledged appoint a sueoessor
IN trust 10 the said Henry !. Mdrieh and
Whereas. the said Henry J. 1idrich is Al,seui
from The state 81 rnlorado and unable To act,
and the legal holder 81 the said note has. b. a
writing. duly appointed the undersigned
trustee 70 act a. SUCCESSOR Of said Henry Y. Al
drieh. a. recorded 10 the otisco Of the county
clerk and recorder Of ProweEs county and STATE
Of ColorAdos and
Where's, default has been made in the pay
meat % interest due August list, issa
and all subsequent interest. and the same
Is still unpaid and the legal holder % said note
has declared the whole ~ said principal snm
and interest due and pay able, and has requested
a sale Of said premises under said deed Of trust
Now, ThereforV the nndcrSisnsd a. such trus-
tee. ~in on Wednesday. the sth day Of
August, tss-s. at ten O'Clock In the forunnoa. al
the fruut door Of the court house, in the taxu
of Lamar Proprers conu4y, Colorado. sell the
above described property and all water rights
interests appurtaininE thercto, aud in and
By said deed of trust conveyed
Dated July /. LED.
ID. z COOPER.
Successor in Trust
Date Of firs. publieation Jaly 4. i-S
Date Of last publication August 1. les
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1896-07-18

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that a. the .rs,-
IN elal meeting Of the stockhoidsra Of The
Surface and UndaTfiow Ditch tosufl.Hy rT.ru-
LARRY called and bella Auril 9Th. A. D. i-ssi, In
the City Of DenVeE. County II ArapahGa and
State 81 Colorado. all 81 the stock bsiur rerre
seutsd, Il was ordered bY the unaHirluus vote q
all the st0chalderE, that there we're 10 De bts
owing by the company. the said cooperation.
The Surface and Unaertow Ditch COMPANY.
should be dissolved and that the prrsideut and
the secretary Of the company make nn.ica Of
dissolution under thc zeal ct said curisarafl ptl
one copy Of which to be tilei IN the ofict q ths
Secretary Of STATE 81 the State Of Colorado, and
one copy IN each Of the C0nniiss o. Pnowcrs and
Arapahoe Of said STATE, here the articles Of
incorporation were hled, and unr copy 90 be
puhlished in some newspaper printed "a each 81
said Counties Of PrONers and ArapAhoe Tor the
period Of six weeks.
Notice IL hereby given that upon the Cling and
publishing Of this notice a. aforesaid that the
said corporation. viz; The Snrface and undor-
hoS Ditch Company. shall be deemad 20 De dis
solved forever. and the same l. hereby dissolved.
Dated this 9TH day Of june, A. d. lSs
". n. GOLFER JR.. President Of
The Surface aud Uuder4nw Ditch { eunt,apv
Attest: &. G. GOODALE
Z SEAL Secretary.
First publication june 20. 1885.
Last publication July 2, issS.
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soc Sotie. Mail Orders Soiictte'
L. III. FRYBARGER,
CARLTON. COLORADO.


WHEREAS. William J. GNrvis. b his d-rsi ~
w trust dated May Let, ISL ard duly rec.ifgi-
n W. emmy N rrs,.sgs aa $50 N t,s,,
On the isth dsy % MAJ, 1891, IA ssak J. faNsc
g, eelvcyeito iienT1 J. Alarieh. a. trustee, the
County q Fre~rrs and STATE u Calofaia. 10
wit: The west half ca Of the sl1steass guar
ter ~ q sectian thirty-thrcs ~, 10 tas1ship
tSsnEy-oue "a II sssath q range fcssy- saura 81
west II frowcrs courtg, ta4sr.hrr With water
tcr irrss;Aiioa = aess 'sssesiha land A. ~,
Lend. Reservoir aad CAaL epalpsny. saae
beiag rsoorsei N boek "a pAsn -,
" mote. for the snm - hre hUndry-4 SO
dolars, dated Nay ist- issi. Ard payasls
t'any- "a the tifxt day II MAJ. lsss. uaseihrf
~tth interest thereon soIri-AnbuEiiY, a. shaun
by ten esascas 81 tSeuu tS1l doilars each.
on the fir.s days 90 May aIii Suspsrt-sr q each
war. vita Interest said eoaf-en hslsss ~ tie
rate % Tsr cent pot rloik Aftss sa.aFtty zni
case Of default IN the tayuseBt q ssAd Esfc. or
any lniSreit ils5s2e g any part thrrss1f te.s
ee--or IN trust. 90 sol the said Trssalses OF ANY
Part thereof. asa AZ rixtt sd rggity y rc9suF
,ioa q ne aid william Sarvih tioseiH A. f'lt-
whereas, IL i proyidsi Ia Aad By aid d~s-s u
trust that IN case n the Death. iashiiisy 90 -
fnsAl - the said Aeury J. Aldrich. trustee. -
act AZ any time wlien action MAY t-s required
for tise eHreutips 81 the trusts under sid desd
Of trust, thea the legal holder - said nnt- MAJ.
hy writing dali scknaa ieasrsi appoint a SOC
ees.9r IN trust % the saia Hear !. llarieh Aad
Where's. the said HenFy !. Aldrich y at,sehf
frusa the state = Colorado and unable 70 act.
4ah the ls<ai holder u the said 3ots has. 10
SEitiHs. daiy ApI1inssd ihe gnarrsisI.sd = true
tse - act ~ SUCCESSOR % said HeurI J. Aitfird
a. reonrStrt in the offcs % tn county clerk and
rsc1f,irT q Pnuucrs coantg and state u Cello
RADIO and
Whereas. defAait has h.eea iHads in The pay
nsnt q interest duo Nag !, isH, and al insarcst
subsequent therrtn. and nn FSrf " tie sama
has heon raid, and The LEGAL bnldrE x said note
has declared the whole Of said PRINCIPAL sunn
and interest dus aud payable. ard has re-
fn.siad sale OF aid prviuisss. under said
de-st Of trust
Nov, Therefore. tie undersigned, a. Faeh trsis-
tcr, will on Tuesday. Tho sth day % August.
ISIS, al ten o'clock in The fOgrennna, Al
the lretnnnt street frunt do1r q thu court kosxs
IN The city o. Densers Araf.zhoe county. eoinFa-
do, sell the above dssrsibed pFsif-srty ADD water
rights end all Interests appurtatnine thereto,
and m and b said drcd 81 trust eoaSeJcd-
Dated June -. I-ss.
THOMAS l. SMITH
Successor Ia Trust
Date Of trst puhiication Ialy 4 1853
Date % last Publication August I. issd.
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NOTICE or DISSOLUTION OF
THE sURFAcE ASB USpEEFLow DrrrH CosrAN1
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Date Of first publication Iuly 1, iss
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pie Creek alone is producing over One
Million Dollars a month, and steadily
increasing. Mining stocks are advancing
in price more rapidly than any other
Stocks, and many pay dividends OF from
35 to so per cent. They offer the best
opportunity to make large profit on
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John |. Tallman & Co., 40 Broadway,
New York, are financial agents for the
Prudential Gold Mining Co., and Others
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They will send you free interesting par
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In 0LDEN TMEs.-People used to dig
such roots as dandelion sarsaparilla,
yellow dock, ETC., etc, every spring and
brew home made root beer from them.
This home made beer was used as tonic
and beverage by the whole family, just
as soon as they could get the roots out
OF the ground in the spring. Nowadays
and for many years past, Williams Root
Beer Extract has taken the place of the
root digging and brewing process, as it
saves great deal of time and trouble,
and contains in concentrated form all the
valuable roots and herbs that were used
by the old folks years ago.
The sale of Williams Root Beer Ex-
tract has increased year by year, until it
has become leading artclein thousands
Of stores, and many dealers buy several
gross at once, in order to supply the
large demand.
The fact that root beer was in demand
has led to the manufacture and sale OF
many limitations of root beer that con-
tain no roots. In buying root beer ex-
tracts you should buy the kind that will
do the system good, by improving tie
appetite and aiding digestion. Williams
Root Beer Extract can be relied upon, as
it is the production of the well known
Drug House, the Williams & Carleton
Co. of Hartford, Conn.
SEASONS OF 1896 WITH CHIcKERING
& Sons, BosToN. The best results may
always be expected by employing the
tuner who has been employed by the
leading manufacturers, who has had
three years experience, and who satisfies
the most critical musicians. Toning,
regulating, polishing and concert-tuning
a speciality. Charles w. Ryder, Music
Hall.
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Among the Churches. Rev.

Among the Churches. -Rev. Thomas
Gull of Brattleboro, the Baptist state
missionary, will preach at the Railroad
street Baptist church next Sunday.
At the meeting OF the Ladies Home
Missionary society of the North church
last week Mrs. c. F. o. Tinker was elect
cd president to succeed Mrs. Robert
Mackinnon, resigned, and Miss Henri
eta Marie assistant secretary, to sue
coed Mrs c. H. Higgins, resigned.
The ladies OF the Episcopal church gave
a strawberry shortcake and ice cream
supper in G. A, X. hall Tuesday evening.
good number were present who de-
stroyed the looks Of a good number of
excellent shortcakes and several freezers
of ice cream of the same quality.
The choir of the North church gave
most enjoyable musical service last Sun
day evening and both the Congregation
al churches united in the service. B.
Frank Harris, the South church organist,
assisted in the service, playing the piano
in two duets with the organ. Solos
were given by Miss Shufelt and Mrs.
Hazen the latter with violin accompani-
ment, and there were two quartette
selections and pieces by the double quar-
tette
Bishop Michaud will be present at the
Catholic service next Sunday morning
and administer first communion to 95
children at low mass at 7 o'clock and
confirmation after mass. High mass
will be sung at 10 o'clock, the parish
choir rendering special music and His
Lordship probably giving the sermon.
Vespers at $50 p. m.
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Academy Notes.-The editorial staff
of the Academy Student for the following
year has been elected as follows; Ed
itorin-chief, Lewis; assistants, Kinball,
Abbott, Miss Lockwood and Miss Cam
eron; alumni correspondent, Miss Mar
shall; business manager, Washburne.
The graduating class numbers 40, OF
which 8 are ladies and 81 gentlemen.
A very pleasant reception was given
the senior class Friday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. Putney and Miss Emerson.
A very interesting programme was
carried out Friday morning before Memo
rial day. Several Rotations were given
by different students, three selections
sung by the quartette and an interesting
sketch of the attack on Richmond was
given by Principal Putney who was in
the army at that time.