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New-York tribune., 1896-01-19
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.

The united churches of Atlantic Highlands last
week listened 10 a lecture by Professor Caspar
Malaran a native Of Armenia. the subject OF his
native country its religion. its inhabitants. and
their wrongs. The lecturer is graduate OF Cor
NELL and has for years been professor Of
languages a Matawan high school. He intends
TO resign this charge and devote himself 10 the aid
of his suffering countrymen
The new hall OF the Knights of Pythias was dedi-
Gated last Saturday evening and the services uhder
the direction of Grand Inner Guard 5. I. Champion
passed off to the satisfaction Of all concerned
A new lodge OF Masons was formed mere On
Thursday evening end starts with the mosi nateeSS
in prospects, many of the most lnfiuental men W
the place having become interested IN its succsss
The Casino Company. which comprises potn per.
nanent and summer residents proposes 70 nave
new building this summer. Ii VIII pc puiit on .ne
blun or Point Lookout. The orchestra, as tass
va,r viii be under the direction OF Charles Kat
tenborn The officers OF the company are George
= Laurie PRESIDENT william NJ. Foster, yicepresi-
i.rt- q Hall secretary and Charles Van Mater.
treasurer.
The new graded schoolhouse. erected at a cost OF
S2o cc0 contains all the newest Improvements. among
which those for ventilation call Tor more tnah
RAISING notice Smoke from can OF powder ex-
ppiodad in a room was removed In seventeen minutes.
4 bottle OF peppermint was exploded at the en-
trance and all odor removed In ffty-nine seconds.
About two thousand cubic feet Of air a minute may
be circulated through the rooms. and by test. the
temperature was lowered seven degrees In one
minute and quickly restored
New-York tribune., 1896-01-19
NORTH HUDSON.

Ellsworth Post G. A. r.. OF Union Hil ceebra ted
its twentieth anniversary on Monday evening. An
installation OF officers took place. after which the
post marched Fusss Hall and partook OF
sumptuoNs banquet. The following officers were in
stalled: John Vogel. commander Andrew Girsham.
senior vice-commander; Charles Kahn. junior vice.
comma nder: Theodore Nolkhauser quartcrmastcr:
Theodore Boman chaplain. +. Howarth, adjutant:
Charles Shttig officer Of the day: Otto 4. Topper Of
icer OF the guard: y b. Wallace. inside guard; Gott
Heb Frick outside guard; Charles Walter. sergeant;
George W. Shancr trustee council of adminstra-
ton, Andrew Gersham. T. Boman. f. Howarth.
Louis Mitchell. G. W. Shaner Edward Everson:
delegates to State Camp a. Gcrsham and Otto a.
Topper
The following officers were elected at the meeting
OF Ellsworth Post No 2 S. o. V, Of Union H:
Commander. c. Schmidt senior vce-commandcr.
John Haas: Junior vice-commander. +. Thourot;
quartermaster. a. Thourot; adjutant. g. Rcssenor;
surgeon. L. Frck; chaplain. Frederick Gicsling;
officer Of the day, f. Lerzt; officer Of the guard g.
Frick jr.: inside sentinel. f. Grisking; outside
sentinel. +. Perpent; council Of administration. T..
Frado, Joseph Haas. J. +. Boman
Henry W. Lemkuhl Of New-York. and Miss Mary
Malley., Of West Hoboken, were married In St
Philip Birk ofciated.
DoTc Lodge No. S. and NJ gave ana an enter, r.
Lafayette Hotel. West Hoboken.
Court Gutenberg. No. l.2Si OF A.. installed these
officers on n. Tuesday night: Joseph Schultz chief
!
/ Brunckhorst, treasurer; Benjamin Mcconnell re-
cording secretary =. J. Walsh. financial secretary:
! G. w. Goodwin, senior warden; William Hassnr.
Junior warden: Edward Williams. senior beade. +.
! Lohenhaupt. junior beade.
Palisade Engine Company. OF Union Hall elected
these officers Tuesday: President. Edward a.
Hackenberg; first assistant foreman, Nicholas
Meyer: second assistant foreman. Edward AltOrfer:
financial secretary Otto Mcrisch; recording secre-
tary, II. Becker; treasurer John Meyer.
a pleasant social affair took place Thursday
| evening when the friends OF Miss May Jordan met
at her home. No. A. Clinton-ave. West HobOkcn. to
on anniversary
birthday Miss Jordan proved an excellent hostess.
and with games. music and dancing the evening was
passed In an enjoyable manner.
The North Hudson Florists Club gave an enjoy
able stag and supper Tuesday night. An interest
ing programme, consisting of vocal and instru-
mental music and comic sketches, helped the even
ing 10 pass quickly.
Father A. Brady. Of ST Augustine 8 Church. Union
HILL who has been III for a month. VIII soon
be able to resume his pastoral duties
New-York tribune., 1896-01-19
RAYONNE.

During the council held Wednesday evening by
Pamrapaugh Tribe. No. lS, Improved Order or
Red Men, the degree of adoption was conferred
upon william p. Lee, John Drucker and Albert
Herman.
Assisted by delegations from the Columbian ana
Arion Either Societies. Of Jersey city, ana the
Inter Uns Either Club. of Hoboken the Bayonne
EITHER Kraus gave it's first annual entertainment
to a large audience in Metropolitan Park Pavilion
on Monday evening.
A delightful entertainment was given IN the
First Reformed Church Friday evening Dy MISS
Fannie j. Crosby and her husband. PROFESSOR ~
Van Alstyne ,.
The fifth annual meeting OF Bayonne Sn,apter,
Kings Daughters and Sons. has peen seleuu,.J .o 20
occur Friday evening. January 81. IN tne pari1rs
OF the First Methodist Episcopal Snurchi Ns; ,hs
Isabella c. Davis. OF New-fo WI" "e"''' '
principal address - .
Miss Marion Robinson gave PINK yea 20 d
number OF her friends at her home In west Inirty-
thrdst on Tuesday afternoon. Among the guests
We're Mrs George T. Van Winkle Miss rg Minnie T,a. =,
Mir Mrs Bishop and Misses Harriet Hynen. Es-
teIie Bishop Mary Muir and A. Steubner.
Miss Hattie c. Hamilton entertained the members
of the Athena Club at her home In East Thirty
sixth-st on Saturday afternoon.
The Fortnightly Euchre Club met on Monday
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The annual meeting and election OF officers or 'he
Yantacaw Gun cub will be held at the mouse vi
the club on Tuesday evening. spirited contest ~
expected, as several tickets VIII be In the iield'
4 leap year dance viii be given by the members
of the Nutlev Field Club on Wednesday evening
next in the clubhouse. The committee in charge Is
sparlng no effort to make the affair social sue
a delightful o'clock tea was gwen by Mrs.
Adrian @. Richard at her home In Grsiht-aVe; on
Tuesday afternoon. The rooms were peautilulIy
decorated with roses. and an orchestra hiuueh III an
alcove rendered exquisite music
Chief Engineer A. II. Van Riper is making an eX-
animation of the system of fire alarms In use In ai-
Joining towns with the purpose OF improving the
system IN franklin Township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cooke. OF Church-st.' nave
removed 10 Brooklyn.
H. c. Bunner of Puck" will leave on Saturday
for Colorado. where he hopes TO beneht MS heaitn
He will be accompanied by Mrs. Bunner ana MS
partner. Mr.. SchwarZman, and son.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-19
ARLINGTON AND KEARNY.

The first concert Of the Arlington Choral Society
this season. given Thursday night In Freeman
Hall Arlington was a creditable one and well pat
ronized The choral society was led by Ghares j.
Smith and the singing heartily applauded Ihe
programme was as follows Song of the Niklnss'
Arlington Choral Society; piano solo. ,a) 'LiIaiith
Valse" % "Bolero" Miss Freda Oschmahn' sum-
mer Night" Miss Anna LA Koch violin so.o' 'a)
'Melodle" (b) "Obertass," Arthur Me.vln Ia''or'
recitation "Watchin' the Sparkln." {. Warren hur-
CESS; tenor solo IF Ever" Harry B Ack"rson;
hunting song Arlington Choral Society; spring
Song Waltz" Arlington Choral Society; violin sclo
"Nlazourka de Concert" Arthur Me.vin Taylor;
"Nevada Watz Song" Miss Anna Ida Koch Re
tatlon. silly BLY," c. Warren burgess terror
solo "A, 81 Cast a Sorrow to the Sea, CD sweet
heart Saw IL Is Not So." Harry Il. Ackerson.
chorus Sleep. the Bird Is IN Its Nest, Arlington
Choral Society.
The informal dance at the Arlington tiup on
Wednesday night pleasant ana soclaple ar
fair About sixty dancers were on the moor, anu as
they were largely of the younger generat.on, the
en- ioyment was continued until late hour
The chldren's dancing class organized by Profes-
sor oscar Duryee last fall In Fraternity Hail Mid-
land-aye viii give japanese musical pas'ora. IN
tho Freeman January 81. Professor l'ury"e WILL
ha several of the children present who made 50
favorable an impression on the OCCASION or MS IN
PRODUCTION to Arlington people early last fall.
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work and he paid more attention TO his busl
ness than he does at present
Mr. Dryden was born a farm near Pennington.
Me- on August :. 1899. In his boyhood he displayed
those qualities and characteristics which marked
his after lfe. enabling him to take his place among
the most successful Americans OF his time and 10
stand in history the first man to introduce anl
successfully operate In the United states a sys-
TEN which enabled the wage-earnng masses to en-
Joy. alike with the moneyed and wel.-to-do classes
the benefits OK life insurance. These qualities and
characteristics were stud.ous and reflective ten-
permanent qulckness OF perception and energy and
perseverance I'm an eXcepuona. degree.
As the time approached for young Dryden 10 make
choice OF career in life the logical and analytical
character OF his mind seemed both to himself and
hA, parents to point the bar the proper field
for his abors. II decided and aft r acqu.r-
ing the knowledge impaired by the local schools. in
1861 h. entered Yale College with the fixed deter
minaton to iii hmslf for the profession OF ms
cholce-tne law But, the French proverb says:
'Lhomme propose. ct Dieu dispose"
With such ardor did Dryden pursue his studies at
Yale that his health, which never robust but
rather the opposite. gave way under the severe
strain and to his bitter disappointment. the young
man was compelled abandon h's studies. leave
the college ana forego the pleasure and triumph OF
graduating with Che high honors Il ere was every
reason to believe would be awarded to him had his
health permttel him to ansh MS Sn cours rey . P1n
appointed student returned to his parents nome anu
there rested for a season.
But even for recreation Mr.. Dryden's amusements
were serious and solid. He turned from BlackStone
and Coke. and for diversion read works on HE IN
surance He became deeply Interested in the suo-
jcct and devoured everything he could get in tnc
way OF litera ature relating to It, Denied by reasons
already described Of pursuing the law as prOits-
sion ne resolved 70 try what he cou.d 10 as a ne
Insurance worker. Putting his resolution into eHeci
he entered the field and successfully tested MS the
ories by practical operations. -
Mr. DRYDEN began active operations tWehy-one
years ago with an Office staff numbering three, an
told and an OUTFIT costing not more than S-Vo. 10
day he has under him about thirty thousand persons
In all parts of the country ,,,. >,
Besides being "A man Of rare executive apll'ty. Mr,
DRYDEN Is a good talkcr. He lives in moderate
and modest way. and 1t IS doubtful II one IN zen OF
his Newark neighbors know what pont.cil party ne
supports In his own way. however, he gives con
siderable TO charitable purposes.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-19
ELIZABETH.

A series OF entertainments will be given at the
Drake Opera House February H. u and l3 In aid
of the Elizabeth General Hospital. The affair will
be under the auspices Of the Cribside Association
The Executive Committee will supervise the enter
,anment in which large number OF ladies will
take part.
A jolly bonnet socable in which the men were
given bonnet frames and materials for trimming
hats was held on Wednesday night at the German
Lutheran Church. in Cross-st. John Lutz was the
first to finish the task allotted 10 hm, ana ne
received the first prize.
The ladies Of the Holy Rosary Church will give
red white and blue tea at the school hail on the
evenings of February g. 4. 8 and G. Handsome souve-
Mrs will be presented to the ladies' who attend the
affair
The Butchers and Grocers Protective Association
will hold their fret annual ball at Hynes Hall to-
morrow night.
David b. Egbert. for several years treasurer OF
Protection Engine Company No. !. celebrated his
forty-sixth birthday Tuesday last. In the even
ing he entertained the members of the company
with banquet in the hall under the engine house
The third socable Of the season given by the
Alcyone Boat Club at the clubhouse on Thursday
night.
row night the twenty-hfth anniversary of the ar
rival Of Their steamer which is still in good condi-
tion.
A large delegation OF the Elizabeth Lodge Of
Elks visited New-York on Wednesday night, and
York Lodge of Elks in the Central Opera House.
The second lecture Of the Epworth Leagues series
will take place tomorrow night in the Fulton
Street Methodist Episcopal Church The subject
will be From Sumter 10 Appomattox" The Rev.
E s Holloway will be the speaker.
The ladies' of the Fulton Street Methodist Eps-
copal Church an entertainment in the lecture
room on Friday night, a feature of which was a
photograph puzzle
Revival services will begin tonight in the First
Methodist Protestant Church. and will continue for
a week A chorus Of forty voices Will assist War
rem W. Bentley. the song evangelist In the singing
OF the hymns.
The Rev DR.. Van Dyck, OF Rutgers College, de-
Lyered an interesting lecture on ELECTRICITY on
THURSDAY night in the Third Presbyterian Church
The lecture was OF series given In the Uni
yersity Extension course.
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RUTHERFORD.

Invitations are out for the wedding OF Mss
Marie Veniard, daughter OF Clysse Veniard, TO
Henry Berger. The ceremony Will take place al
10 o'clock Wednesday morning in ST. Joseph's
Roman Catholic Church. East Rutherford
A musical and dance given at the Union
Club on Friday night for club members and their
friends about one hundred couples being present
The affair was arranged by comihi''ee' VI WIN"
George A. Hand was chairman.
The Lincoln League has decided to celebrate
IAncoln's birthday this year by an entertainment
In Lyceum Hall.
The recommendation OF special committee :"
the Borough Council Tuesday night S, ina for
Hall purchased for as pupHc puIiui'it Ia
Rutherford has met with marked la'U ~ oUner
Il. Ivison OF the American Book Co., IS the To- ,h ~
and II Is understood that his hgure - iai 10 sapa
the building could be purchased FOR at pr'Na'e ~
Pei,,ions aeans, the granting Of a wholesale
liquor license within the borough or rum to 20
TO +. Trautwen have been signed by hubuIrus t ~,
people and will be presented 10 the Court III ia
Hackensack on Tuesday by a comm1Mrtee u no
doubt that the application VIII be refused
New-York tribune., 1896-01-19
RAILWAY.

The Ladies' Guild of ST. Paul's Church held a So
ciabe Monday night at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Feist. In Manst.
The first annual meeting OF the Heptasophs was
held In Coles Hall Friday evening. An inter-
estng musical and literary programme was car
served
The Rutgers College Glee Club Will give concert
In the Y. NJ G. A. rooms on next Friday Night
The second song recital OF the 1lderan Outing
Club Will take place In the clubhouse on Thursday
evening.
An Informal reception will be given the Rutgers
College Glee Club at the Ilderan Clubhouse after
their concert on Friday night.
The ladies' auxiliary Of the Y. NJ. c. A. held
reception after their business meeting Tuesday.
The pool tournament Of the Union County Road
sters IL progressing nnely
New-York tribune., 1896-01-19
JERSEY CITY.
,x 1-vrrst-AL NUMBER OF WEDDINGS
TOOK PLACE LAST WEEK.

.,,, r,ccrRT- -FMERICH NUPTIAIs-PRETTY DoU-
p1.E WEDDING AT THE HOME OF MR.. MANG
ANNUAL DINNER OF THE BOARD OF
THADE-THE CATHOLIC CLUBS
CARNIVAL PROGRAMME.
rns home OF Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mang, in
e,evens-ave, was beautifully decorated on Wednes-
day evening. the occasion OF the marriages OF
Miss Lille Mang TO Andrew Huebner, and OF
Miss Lena Mang to Albert Plug. After the cere-
mony reception was held Among those present
we're Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rauch. Mr. and Mrs.
Iobn Waters. Mr.. and Mrs. George Eberhardt.
Nv and Mrs Herman Plug. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
p,o,se Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mang Mr.. and
Mrs shane Mr. and Mrs. Frank Donnatin, Mr..
and Mrs KEEPER. Mr.. and Mrs. Cash. Mr.. and
Mrs G. Liefer, Mr.. and Mrs ]. Meyer Mr.. and
Mrs Bruncato, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Borgstede.
Mr. and Mrs F. Niesterman, Mr.. and Mrs. Dex-
bemer Nj and Mrs Robert Heinrich. Mr.. George
SCHULTZ MIR J. Michaes. Mr.. and Mrs Lockwood,
Mr. and Mrs. Matheshemer. Mr.. and Mrs Edward
birch. Mr. and Mrs. r. Schmidt. Mr.. and Mrs.
G F. Hurry Mr.. and Mrs Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Macher and Mrs. Grimm.
Miss Margaretha Crosson. OF Greenville was
married TO Martin b. Furlong OF New-York. In
81 PauIs Roman Catholic Church Wednesday
night The bride was gowned in white silk. Miss
Katie Crosson attended bridesmaid. The young
couple will live in NewYork
A large number Of prominent society people OF
Greenvllle attended the wedding of Miss Sophie
Leong and Peter " Cornwall, which took place
in Grace p. E. Church Wednesday evening.
Joseph Dunlap was best man and Miss Ames
bridesmaid. The bride travelling dress OF
pearl grey cloth and silk.
The Rev. Mr.. Weishaar, pastor OF the German
NJ E. Church. officiated at the wedding OF Miss
Josie Eggert and Charles Emerich which took
place at the brides home. No. 81 Girard-aye Mss
Minnie Shade and Miss Lydia Perlenfen were
Among the guests Were Mr.. and Mrs. George Mad
den Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman,, Mr.. and Mrs kurth,
Mr. and Mrs. c. Wagner. Mr.. and Mrs. Schmidt.
Mr. and Mrs. Jaechle. Mr. and Mrs. Forecast, Mr..
and Mrs. APPEL, Messrs. August and Henri Perlen-
fen.
Another Wednesday wedding was that OF Miss
m monv The guests included Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wicke,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Evers; Mr. and Mrs :, Moran Mr'
ard Mrs Cox. Mr.. and Mrs. Degnan and Mr.. and
Mrs Gardeiia.
Miss Bertha Schwanhauser and Dr. Julius Peters
were married on Wednesday last at the home OF
GottlIeh Andreae, OF st. Johns German Church,
offciated
The Board Of Trade dinner has been fixed for
Thursday next at the Hotel washington An excel
lent menu and interesting speeches are promised.
The Catholic Club will be unusually lively during
the carnival The Choral Circle and Dramatic
Union have combined 10 give complimentary en-
tertainment on February 3, There viii be o,G a com
siye euchre on February 3. Active and associate
members and their friends VII take part In the
euchre contest
The National Association OF Postoffice Clerks
Pohlmann's Hail on Wednesday night A number
OF prominent officials were present
New-York tribune., 1896-01-19
SUMMIT.

Miss Ida Bentley, of New-York. gave a readirs
from Hugo's Les Miserables" in Music Hall. Hotel
Beechwood, on Friday evening for the beneht OK
the Summit Fresh Air and Convaescent Home.
The Ladies' Choral Glass. under the direction OF
Miss vernetta f. Coleman, will give compIi-
mentary concert at the Park House In February.
The club has been actively engaged for some wseits
in tho preparation Of the cantata King hsne's
Daughter" by Henry Smart
The detachment of tho Salvation Army stationed
a, Summit will give entertainment In Howard
Hall tomorrow evening.
The Fortn.ghty Club met In the Library Building
on Wednesday afternoon, Several members read
papers upon Tho Dangers and Possibilities OF Our
Own Times"
The members Of the Summit Building and Loan
Association have elected the following directors %
serve for the coming year: John W. Hugnes. At
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JERSEYS NOTED HEN.
JOHN F. DRYDEN, FOUNDER OF THE PRU-
DENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY.

FROM AN OBSCURE BEGINNING HE HAS RISEN
TO THE TOPMosT ROUND OF THE BUSINESS
LADDER-IE HAS MADE INSURANCE
LIFE STUDY WITH REMARK
ABLE SUCCESS.
Newarks pride. from architectural point Of
view. is the massive building of the Prudential In
Company. In Broad-st Among the thou
sands who so In and out of its portals every day
is the man responsible for its existence-John f.
Dryden He is TALL thin and wiry. He walks with
a long, swinging stride and though not strong
physically. he carries well his ffty-s.x years Of
life and experience.
little over twenty years ago Mr.. Dryden would
probably have looked upon thousand dollars as a
fortune. To-day he is rated among the mill.onaires
He has acquired wealth not by luck or speculation
but by extraordinary energy. persistence and hard
New-York tribune., 1896-01-19
BOONTON.

The Arlington Social Club will give a minstrel
show In the Boonton Opera House on February y.
Harmony Engine and Hose Company. Of this
place, will present the comedy drama "Finnegan's
Fortune" In the Boonton Opera House February
H.
A pretty, wedding was solemnized Tue sday
evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sickle. OF
Brook ST.. when their daughter Miss Jennie Sickle,
became the wife Of Thomas Nugent. The ceremony
was performed by Father Schotthoefer. pastor Of
the Catholic Church.
The Choral Union Of Boonton will give its annual
concert on January 80 In the Boonton Opera House.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barker entertained q whist
party at their home on Friday evening last
New-York tribune., 1896-01-19
GLEN RIDGE.

The Glen Ridge tennis courts to be fooiel for
skating.
The Euterpian Society met at the home OF Warren
Fuller in Appleton Place. Thursday afternoon
TIE engagement has been announced OF VI ss Marie
Jones and jonathan Barnum. both of this place.
Mrs Socum gave dance Monday night to
the members Of the Young Peoples Card Club.
The Rev Mr.. Farnsworth gave interesting
talk on Turkey before the Christian End aav)r
Society, In the Congregations. Church. Sunday
last
The Glen Ridge Library Association he'd re-
cention in tie hall on Tuesdly night.
The Ladies Card Cub met at the home OF Mrs
Reddall in Rdgewood-ave.. on Monday afternoon
Dr J. Alien Osmun gave dinner on Saturday
p,pht 10 a large number OF his friends.
chess club has been organized within the pre-
oincts Of the borough The club net at the home
o oT Gsorge Zabriskie. in Midland-ave., on Friday
night. - -, 1,
T,h. Christian Endeavor Soc ETY. of the CongreSa-
.,nnI Church will give birthday sociable In
E,nn y dee Hall Saturday evening next
Nh. cobcert OF the Ladies' Vocal cub, which has
IN Inc nostnoned until January q. VIII be he'd In
yee' the Congregational Church. The club VIII be as
tne me hy Miss Van Gelder and string quartet
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evening at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel
c. Walker. in West Thrty-fourth-st
Next Friday evening the members Of the Bayonne
Cyclone Football Club and their guests VIII meet
In the Bayonne Rowing Associations clubhouse
for the Organizations annual supper and dance.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-19
BLOOMF IELD.

A, the annual parish meeting OF the First Pres
! 80. church on Wednesday night. j. NJ.
Sr.o,s and r. Howell. Johnson were eiece1 trustees
~ succeed DR.. W. r. Brougn'on ana 'on' ~, m
La"Ie"''' . on the church and enlarge the bel
,or new Enable the placing of cock and chimes.
Scs Try 10 sre the gs of the daughters Of tho late
DR.. Joseph A. Davs. r.,,,.rarcs Union gave
The Wonsnss sappsr in hail on Wednesday
night.
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ster. Dr. John Burling. Rollo Ogden,

wood L. de Coster, DR.. John Burng. Roo Ogden.
and j. William Johnson.
The pupils OF public school No / have formed
debating society based on the lines and rules OF the
United States Senate, and have elected the follow
ing officers James Macdonald, president; Charles
Buck. president pro tem Ralph Moore. secretary,
and Newton Garretson, sergeant-at-arms