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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-15
STATEN ISLAND.
NOTES OF INTEREST FROM RICHMOND
COUNTY.


COUNTY.
Tho twenty-hrst annual charity ball. heid a' ,ho
Imam club rooms Stapleton, last night FOR inc
henent of the $. T. smith lhnrinaiS' wa"
financial and social success
.,trc,on Engine Company. No. J. OF the North
-, 10 t,,ro Denartment celebrated Lincolns Birth
da,. nv giving a reception for their friehos DIT Jill
6fh's Hall. Port Richmond.
Father Byrnss of St. Patrlcks Church al h'ch-
- and several members OF his household were
tened last week by canned meat. Prompt meu-
,cal assistance alone saved their lives.
Mrs James McNamee and her daughter MISS
ross,o McNamee OF Homeland. Stapleton' are stay
ing NJ, the Buckingham Hotel, New-iorH' VINCE
,bev will remain until spring
Ara Henry sedley. Miss Sedey and Mrs D..
o''r.r tovler. who are spending the winter In the
,, have sent out cards for Tuesdays until Lem Lem
lin Ten al o'clock at their home NO if' r'"''
Thlrty-e,ghth-st. ,, -
,r' - ,,us q, Miss Gallagher gave musical on
r-rdp,v Afternoon at her studio. In Frankl.h-aVe''
New-Briehion p-,r,,or
w.. uoher, Cutting Lawrence. OF New-Brighton
Sn vas married while on her SICK ped TWO "eeA'
ago is much impro'eu' ,, 49, ,htrd
Tbe Staten Island Whist Club PLAYED me G,b t'r 70
IL. - ~ series with the Knickerbocker Cup. OF
ea'naVnrk AT New Brighton. last SATURDAY h's"''
ard defeated the visitors
,,,s Edward King Of New-Brighton. has ., an,
n6 M ha; dahe who has bee, Sssn ~. fr %
Hnhtherla has fully recovered anu tna AZ s"e VA"
resume her Friday afternoon teas u"''l Lem
'' &c, souad the new auxiliary 10 the
, ne nm rounty police force will make its hrst
appearance on March J. ,, sxo 7,
~ ,tr under the auspices OF Richmond Lodge, r.
y O. # wlll be opened at Griffith Han. fort
am am m next Wednesday. The proceeds Wi"
be for the building fnnd.
= .Iirf Engineer Of the Staten Island hap!n
1-nsi, Railroad Company have gone 10 fior'ua 10
Improve their health ,.,. ,s
~ uos,mas,er oliver II. Gr.nin. OF Stapleton, IS
- d,nr.rousy ~ at his home re tsii ~'''e
attending the funeral OF Chris'ophe' J"
,iand ouariet club will be he'd al me 'e''"""
.l"b roorns on Monday evening. March
N''' H. ci,b is being organized by a number
\ "n'.t,'... .,heair,.n on staten Island y pre-
OF " .iir' .,tng Viii be held at the German club
ms Stapl-ton next week Inc
uiu be- under the l.. \ W ruieS'
Cna-los l.. Walters, wekno~n business man Oh
s,,ni.tou has sailed FOR Europe
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OTHER WESTMINSTER TO WINS
PEEKSKIII..

r,,coir.s birthday was quietly observed. TIE
ves,cbest,- County National Bank. the Peekskil
Saving Bank and he public and private schoo's
u.ra closed for the day Flags were dlSpiaY"i pro-
fuse,y The stores IA rot c.ose
Washington Engine Company. 40. >. will ceiebra'e
Vaehinrton's Birthday this year b. an entertain
ment followed by dancing and refreshments
The Home Social club Will hold reception on
Monday evening next
,brar X Cole. OF the firm Of colo a Bonner; has
been appointed to desirable clcrksnip IN ,hc H'''
Health Board at Albany through the ''"'"0' "
Assemb,yman James ". Hustled
The stockholders Of the Peekskill Co-operatNe
saving- building and Loan Association met on
wednesday evening The following officers wsre
"4c;rj. Precedent tdwarl +. Hill. vice-pre-.d"n''
Dr. T. H. Mason. treasurer Nl. , - r'r II
,ary Georsr " r K,nmS INK Tnbor wiam Dun
ply T. g lialsey. Thomas I!mmons, urrrF,
BAN Martin Moses J. VI Fox. auditors John Nh
Ter Walter Moses ana NJ. n IN ,oarr. rre.rr.
at tn. meeting except T. g. Haley, wao rT,tysn =
and William Dunpay, who recei'1l w .'1 VI.
thirtv-two votes for director. John Sich ana NJ,
lam j. Charlton were the ielers, tiwltt ,. ~,
vas chairman ~ m" meeting. Inv "Sso0'"'''" ~
IN prosperous con lll'h
The committee consisting - James F Hunt -
Workers and pr. Charles & knight ana j VI
take testimony on ihe competency OF Fam" - -
TO MANAGE her estate. dil not X on with th' mar
ing /, sas served with temporary stay. grani'l
by Justice J o Dykman AMI mac rctnrnable yes
terday before Justice Gaynor. at Brook}n
Miss Harriet Kissam entertained a numf.r =
friends AZ her home. ROCK crest on Lincoln hlth-
Franklin Couch. Of PeekskiN. read papers on m"
War Of the Revolution" The guests ncluicl mem
beers Of the Sons ana Daughters ~ the Revolution.
team Of IN. Pe4kskiu Rife Cub defeated a team
Of the Sing sing Invncibes at the range q the
pee,skil cub on Wednesday by ll2 points. The
scors was. Poekskill 5as sing Sing $40
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A TARiNTCLA RANCH.


You have heard Of snake farms. p2lecat rancnes.
and tie like" said Western man. who IL stopping
ai the jefferson. to some friends last night but
III hot a dollar you never heard OF a tarantula
rancb Well, there Is an enterprsing Kansan con-
inning such an industry In the Western part OF
~, moor bleeding State. There has been a grow
IN" demand for tarantu.as They are now enam-
.isod bv a chemical process and made as hard as
stone and are sold TO Eastern jewelers.. They look
ao"Isivc enough but are unique ornaments. espe-
niaiiv when ruble- anl diamonds are substituted
tnr evcs The Kanss. who conducts the ranch has
plat of ground on the Arkansas River between
@.orriidge ana Las Anlmas Here, on the bright
sands on moonlight nights the tarantulas can be
s"an NV thousands. They very sociable and
d,nre minuets AM modern watzes for al; the world
III. human beings. ne ground Is honey combei
I'm their houses. and the moment prairie owl
,,ntes ms appearance. though there may be thou
- Of the yenomous insects out parade. they
yanish in second and the quick closing OF the
I'm doors mikes audible sound. The fellow
Who con lucts the ranch spreads little syrup dis
,ui,i from the cactus pear in front Of each taran-
,,ia hoe whenever lie wants to secure insects for
,na-kef They come out. smell the syrup. taste IL
nnI then fall over supplied While they are in
.ha, condition the raacher picks them up, chloro-
Inns them packs them In boxes and ships them
isaet To be transformed into jewelry. They next
make their appearance on the breast OF the belle
- The French ball on some famous actress or
society leader. The tarantula ranchman Ia getting
rich.
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LONG ISLAND.
NOTES FROM TOWNS IN QUEENS AND sur
FOLK COUNTIES.
Flushing.

FLUSHING.
The fourteenth annual reunion or the f1isi -.
alumni of the village of Flushing was he'u ~ ,h,
armory of the National Guard on wednesday 1rsn
The affair consisted OF ball and supper -
galleries we're crowded with friehds a''' -,
guests who came to look and not to daiicc' 800,
began at $780, and supper was served at ''.u,"n,
About three hundred persons were N a''o' ~
among them being Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Duli' -
and Mrs. J. II. Qunlan. Mr. and Mrs n
Mr. and Mrs f. Andrews jr. Mr.. ana Si'' A. ,,
Hoover Mr. and Mrs. o. F. Bennett MI anu
J. f. Master Mr. and Mrs. ID. " Master M
Mrs +. Skidmore, Mr. and Mrs. George d. W
renee Mr. and Mrs. J. ID. Hashagen MI anu ~
Dr. Klllilea Mr. and Mrs DR.. Constapie' w
Mrs. j. r. Townsend Mr.. and Mrs H. Iio"e"
Mr. and Mrs J. Hepburn. Mr. and Mrs. IL "'C..
son. Misses Poey. Hasbrook, khilea Do"'''"e
Roullier Carpenter Deronda, Prigge '' ,a
Mackey. Thompson, Hoppe. Lounsperry'
Harway, Mangles, Messrs. Horner, Mccoy Ho"7'
Qulnlan. Downing. Ferris. Maynard LOU ia'
ton Bouten. Trap, Peace, May, Shernah MAJ '''
Judd and Poey.
The Flushing Republican Club Will noid us a,."u1
dinner at the Flushing Opera House on "aS""s
tons Birthday.
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WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

The marriage Of George Washington Schoonmakse
end Miss Elsie Wood Yelt)a by the Rey J. Howard
Hobbs took place at the Presbyterian Church ON
Wednesday evening. The bride was attired in white
satin duchess. pearl trimmings vail and orange bios.
and carried white The bridesmaids
Miss Mary c. SHOEMAKER, sister OF the
groom, and Miss Ella A. Hoyt. and the maid Of
honor was Miss Eloise lie We're Acker H. Presty
Boyce best The ushers were Stanley
Jordan Lester c. C.erke. Charles r. Doughty, Fred
erck L. Mills George c. Damon and F. Lester
Damon. For hour previous to the ceremony, a.
the guests we're arriving, Lewis F. Bayls Played .
bi dial party marched up the aisle to Inc strains Of
the 'Lohengrn' wedding arch reception was
the n9 b ai parents after which the newy married
coupe started for Washington. d. c.
The German Lutheran Church. In Hicksvile, is to
Paul G. L. Matschal will ofticate: At O'clock to-
red to- Rudolph Raher Of Brooklyn reception
WIN be he'd At the residence Of the brides father
Fischer, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs; Herman Fischer
will be married to Charles Rowehl. OF Plain Edge
reception will be he'd at the home Of the BRIDES
parents.
A. Fss:l Of 6sansen Point of s., Ms s
Church. Jamaica. on "Wednesday evening After g
reception at the brides the bride bss ana
live in College Point.
John L. Stephens a wealthy bachelor, sixty years
som some 81 brunette IH Of thirty widow q Wa% Tox,
Ter a member of the New-fork Stock Exchange.
expect to be married soon. Mr.. Stephens. who was
made a cripple about seven years ago by runaway
accident has not been mile from his home since
the accident. and has led the life OF a recluse To
the surprise Of all his neighbors he has consented
TO take a Southern trip with his bride
st. Ignatius's Roman Catholic Church. IN HICKS
VILE crowded on Wednesday evening az tne
marriage OF Miss Mary Mcdonnell. OF Syosset. to
James r. Hines OF Jericho. The ceremony was per-
formed by Father Lawrence Fuchs After the weo-
ding n reception was held at the home OF the brides
parents Mr. and Mrs John Mcdonnell. at Syosset.
Miss May F.. Herman, daughter Of George kier.
nan was married to Mortimer Guerin brother OF
Father L. j. Guerin. pastor Of ST. Andrews Roman
Catholic Church in Sag Harbor. on Wednesday
morning with a nuptlal mass. and Father Guerin
was assisted by Father Parks, chaplain OF the
Brooklyn Navy Yard. Mr.. and Mrs. Guerin VIII
live in Brooklyn
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MOUNT VERNON.
'7-2O-s" PLAYED BY PROMINENT SOCIETY
PEOPLE FOR CHARITY.

THE RECEPTION OF THE nth SEPARATE CON-
PANY. NATIONAL GUARD-THE NEEDI.EwoRK
GUILD HAS BEGUN THE COLLECTION
or NEW GARMENTS.
Many prominent society people Thursday nigh,
and last night witnessed charity performance Of
Augus,in Days comedy "7-2Os or Casting the
Boomerang" in the opera house. The parts were
taken by well-known people Of Mount Vernon. The
principal characters impersOnatel as follows:
Mrs W. y. c. Clark Flossie: Mrs Elizabeth
Whitaker, Mrs Bargiss; Mrs. Crambe Dora;
Evelyn Graham. Jessie. a maid Of ali-work; joseph
S Wood Slsnor Tambrini, an Italian and cmlssary
OF Lord Lawnternis Francis Coggswell Court
enay Corss Clarence Crombe, launcelot Bargss
William Johnson. Professor Gasiegh: w ~ G.
Clark, Paul Hollyhock and j. G. Roberts. Jobb.ns
The reception Of the 18th Separate Company Ma
tional Guard. Monday night was a most Sic
cessful affair. both from social well as a mill
tary point OF view. Mayor Edison Lewis was the
reviewing officer and bis military bearing ana
knowledge OF sau,es and movements were excel
lent His staff included several members Of the
Board OF Aldermen. Among those present were
Captains Frederick Schneider A. VI. Tompkins J
d. Jarvis !. Pruyn. John Whittle and A. Star
back; Leutenants NJ +. Carmody. F. r. Curtis
Hoerdt and Ieonhard,. Mr.. and Mrs T. G.. Lane
Aldermen Whimore. Tlchenor, Conklin, Fletcher
Walters. Reid. Many and Grant: Mr.. and Mrs f.
b. Maynard. Mrs. Ponton. Mr.. ard Mrs f. W
Fiske j. La Page. H. Baylis. II. Lowell A. Dunn
mtt r. Seder, 4. +. Bot Editor of THE Mount
Vernon News. and Counselor Svlts Long -servce
medals were presented by the Mayor to Captain
Schneider Sergeant Wright and Private Aiken
100 per cent duty medals were presented TO Captain
Schneider Leutenants Carnody and Curt; Quar-
erals Clarke Hoag and Martin and PrvatsS AndeI
p.r1v and REYNOLDS The following received marks
mems badges Captain schne I Lieutsnants
Screams Kidd Wright, Glover and Phillp; Corp
orals Hatfield. Clarke Mayet Marin 7, and k9che
nhrey Klmble Kruger Mercer. Fanton Vaudeville,
Mcdowell. Perry Poets Reynolds Turner and
Wood
rbe Needlework Guild branch OF the Needle
work Guild OF America organized In 1850. has be-
gun it's work OF collecting new garments - De dis
and such charitable institutions az may be most In
need The annual contribution of two or more
articles of new clothing constitutes membership In
the guild. Men. women and children may become
members Any member obtaining contributions from
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SING SING.

The members OF the Point Scnasqun Rod and Reel
Club Will hold their annual meeting al the Casino
next Monday evening.
The Board OF Village Trustees at its last meeting
adopted a resolution asking III" representative IN
the LEGISLATURE t. oppose the bill introduced ~
Albany forhiddlng the use OF the Albany Pos Road
by electric railway companies
Tn, Meyers ballot machine has been adopted by
the Village Trustees foi use az charter elections.
Chanlain McCabe Will speak at the Highland Ave-
nue. Mcthodil' Episcopal Church tomorrow NOM
ing ana evening
Moreu Post so la q A. r.. has accepted the
invitation OF the Rev +. T. blessing, pastor OF me
:, natrotlr serNlc" TO be held In thdi church sunday
evening February 3D. Members OF Pierre Corlandt
Van " ck Camp. sons OF veterans, VIII accompany
the post by invitation.
The members Of the alumnae and The old students
Of Ossinning Seminary for young women VII! pre-
sent American nag 70 the institution on wash
by Mrs. Ncttic Lounsherry president OF IA" alum.
nae and the acceptance on the part OK Tho school
win be by Miss Kathleen Douglas Green.
The Rev Dr. Niles. Of Rutland. w. VIII occupy
tho pulpit ~ st Paurs Episcopal Church Tomorrow
ard he VIII continue in charge OF the parish
throughout the Lenten season
Llncoln's Birthday was quietly observed here.
rnein.ss was generally suspended while the display
of flags abou; town was noticeable. In the evening
Pierre Cortlandt Van WICK Camp. 3 of V. cce-
bratcd with apProprat" exercises
Next Monday evening the second annual masqucr-
ade and carnival OF the Entire Nous cOtorie will be
held In olive Opera House. Great preparations are
being made for n event a c'stumcr VII be on
wi, lc furnished 10y artists locally eminent in thcir
several sp"cinltI'9-
Aa meeting OF the trustees Of the Sing Sing SAY
inrs Rank last Monday evening. Henry {. Nelson.
r. 'rovusend Young. Gilbert NJ. Todd and stephen
NJ Sherwood. ex-Ofcio were appointed a Building
Committee to procure plans ara specifications FOR
the new banklnB-houSe VIII" 'ie "lsu'"tloh mas
tocfIe "A ia
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IN uENpsTEAD TOWNSHIP.

The Rev 7 Harris Accooe. pastor Of the African
Methodist Episcopal Church. in Hampstead, mas VI
fered his resignation TO go into effect on FEBRUARY
Il He will preach his farewell sermon tomorrow.
Mr. Accooe says that the congregation Is 100 snd''
and his family too large for him to remain for the
salary he Is receiving
In response to the invitation OF the ReV. MI
Bralthwalte the union neghbornood prayer-mee'-
ings in Far Rockaway will hereafter be held III
Bethany Congregations Church The meetings nave
heretofore been held in private houses ana the RAN
road depot Meetings have been held In the vestry
OF the church every night this week. AT Beuhh MIS-
sion the excitement continues. and great numoef
OF conversions are reported The building has proven
small O accommodate the crowds VINO atteHu l"c
services At the Lynbrook Mission the attendance
and interest increase. The excitement mas peeh 80
great In some to cause men 10 aodiuoiI
their business and devote themselves TO saving their
neghbors.
Henry p Seabury. Of the Oldest residents ia
the village of Hampstead, died az MS holiie ~"
THURSDAY morning from Brghts disease, e.snty
one wears Of age. Mr.. Seabury was porn AZ vi
wtch Point and came to Hampstead when Doiy
lie occupied the house where ne ded loi n.a,.
seventy years He invested largely In real estate
from which he amassed a fortune. lie was iIein
her ~ ST Georges Church. and his funerai service
yin he held there tomorrow afternoon at ) o CLOCK
The burial Will be In Greenfield Cemetery
Miss Ellie Wicks. Of Seaford. is visiting her sister
Mrs j. J. Edwards at Bayshore
Mrs. william H. Miller. wife Of Captain Miller
n The Point O. Woods Life-saving Station Win her
laughter Evelyn + visiting her sister MIS- mar"
conway at Van Ness, y l.
The following men have been elected members Oh
the Union League Club, OF Freeport; iroIesso'
charles Is Obey ard Messrs Horace Secor. jr"
Harry g. Smith and Abin Johnson.
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rr.cKAuoE AND BRONxviLLE.

Dis,ric, Grand Master Getty. OF Yonkers. will pre-
eide At Msrblc Lodge, F. and A. VI. Of Tuckahoc.
next Monday evening.
Eurelars made attempt to rob f. Camman's
house in Central-ave.. near Tuckahoe, few nights
ago Mr. Camman lives where the murder Of
Mrs Tucker occurred.
Emma T.. Winchester. widow Of Thomas D. Win
keeners in Newly ok city. died on Monday IT L. w
Fuler's home at Scarsdale. The burial was at
Middletown, Conn
Frank H. Chambers. Of BrCnxvllle. has gone 10
Shreveport La. for a months visit and William Y
Lawrence OF Lawrence Paik, has gone to Europe
H. Duden, Of Bronxville has gone TO Florida
Father Keogh Council. G. y. L.. OF Tuckahoe IN
Monday celebrated its first anniversary by a dinner
Among the guests and speakers were the Rev ] a
Salter, School Principal J. =. Qu!giey, DR. j "
smith r. Bellcw, jr.. T Burns, School District Se,rc
tary W. +. letters and ". Madden.
At the Firemen's fair. for the benefit of ruck,hoe
Hose Company. No. !. Ne sdames w. r. Senirs ~
Lundergan. T. G. Kramer and S. s Horton had
charge Of the refreshments: Miss c. Riley Nrs r.
V Corsen and Mrs.. w. H. Wygant. of the ra,c,,
booth Mrs c. ". butcher and Mrs f. Holt Of I've
candy booth. and Mrs c. r. Brown ana Miss Jottta
Brown OF the fishing pond An elegant goh frn
mans badge. donation from ex-Chief W. W. pen
field. of Wakefield. is TO be given to the fireman hav
Ing the largest popular vote
The West Side Card club. OF Tuckahoe was er,o-
iainel by Mrs. II. VI. Urierhill Thursday even
ing Prizes were awarded to Miss l.. Lohr NIss T.
Matthews. f. Reynolds and W. Reynolds ~
The ladies OF Lawrence Park Bronxville heh q
fair for the sale Of fancy articles the Casino on
I.ncons Birthday which was largely attended
many from New-York City being present
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,o o-.o,s ~ tho equivalent twenty-five articles
becomes director ant, ,uo.,,o
The Mount Vernon Wheelmen had an O Cr c to
SIN oker'' OH Monday evening. fIILes ,Io,so,no
on for the most grotesque and burdensome
cases In a few there was an oJs un
beyond that usually worm but the nayot,n ns ,'hao
~ o' ,,r,os thev are in the habit of wearing when
riding and they were justly entl'le1 20 SaId
although they lid not get them Cnare1 oteiu q
1921 nr.s, far a costume that bore i.atln IN
scription entirely in accord with ms ,h inbes
Uighnoss' Gardner Wnshp got watcn SIX , h,
in diametcr and four and one-ha!f nc i, ,moh,
William Frcdericks got q co ihone, charIes :
.. and Jarob knight also won prizes But
the boys had good uine anu ' w
purpose Of the smoker. .u..,.,o,oa Co.
valentine & Co. in Sixth-ave. The arcniect - w,
H. A. Horsfa and his plans Provt tb 'V elevator an5
loOx50 feet four stories IN hes"'' WIN W ~
all modern improvements. ,......,o, ,,u
The Methodist church Society has extended eau
to The Rev DR. George p. Mains, to succeed Geo thc
Rev DE- Charles NJ. Ginn. in April. 3r. Mains a IS
the secretary of the city Church f'N'e"''o" ''''''
OF Brooklyn. .ooo,,,o, a.,
,,,, aa r,e,irg Among the many present wer'
Mr. and Mrs r. r. Mayer. Mrs +. u lanS' -, ~, -
Hiss Aga schaec " r Fang H. j. B1 Rsng Ar Mr
G Bang Miss A. F. Bang Ms Mrs er e W ' Wcimar
Miss Eta Huss. " II. Huss. Miss Elsie oienstein
and G.. l.. Henry. ,..,u...,o..
ot ph, 'Ins,rucion, and Mrs SANFORD gave re-
cnntion N their home on Tuesday evening Among
ne guest. were Mr. ana MTS Mr. and Mrs E. r.
iomas Mi and Mrs G. j. Niean MiIs niy, VT VT, dli
Mrs Cunningham. Mr. ana Mrs Jennings MISS
Rawson and Mr. Yohn 49,.
The following are the newly elected oiicers o, Ihe
younr Mems Christian Association for is| Ites!-
in, w i Dngieiine: vice-prcsldent. W. II. Whit
ten treasurer T l. Packet " ' W Ga1SrcS ans
r,hrr I,unnetf have been elected delegates 10 the
State Convention to be held at Newburg' FEBRUARY
~ to % ., -
Co,,no, Herman Iennebcrger, who recently re-
turned from an extended tour IN Lurops' n.inu'ns
ne North cape will give an illustrated lecture on
"Torway the Land of the Midnight sun NJ Sehoo'
To . on Monday evening. rs one OF th' coursc ar
ranged bv the Board Of Education
wosbing,on Engine Company will have It's thirty
,f,h annual reception at Fairfax Hall ON Inc even
ing OF February p. . .
4, the last meeting OF the Mount Vernon Medical
school a resolution, presented by Dr. Andrew ray
currier was adopted. that committee OMAN N
sormaton from the Health officer u the city as 10
rhn means II any were followed 10 secure pure ana
healthy milk for the people ne .i,, -
cinaf cd The report of the state hoard OF i''h on
tuberculosis in cattle and was suggested ny wy VI,
Known existence OF bovine tuberculosis IN ms ana
other States
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UrNTI\GTON

Tho frs, quarter OF Professor Riverss dancing
cl,ss closed on Thursday evening. and the members
gave an enjoyable reception for their friends IN the
opera house The attendance was large. and among
those presen. were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Smith
Mr. and Mrs Thomas f. Irwin Mrs. Arthur rect
Misses Nettle s Corklln. Louisa ConkIih bertha
SammIs Georgia Sherman. Bertha Sleignt. May
Atwood OF Richmond Hill: Mabel Higbie. Bessie
Longbothum Julia Johnson. Ida Cox. Juiia a.
Conkn, Carrie 8 Aitkin Lizzie stoylei f fi9ssIe
Barley Iotta Walters; Lulu Galow l'2t,ie T. u
Miss Wilson Mss ApPgga,csb OF M a1T Ms.
HIrr OF CoInack: Mcssrs Ross w Downs, Maltpiy
conkin, James c9nkIin E TSho5ars s Ha John
Green Richard Stoye James Tempe. Marion
Longbothum. Gilbert Care Aiikin hrG%a AVIAN
Sammia Irving Il. Street. r. b. DusenDerry' Il
Norman Lockwood. Harry Dusenberry Ebert Ms, MS
sam Norman LongbOthum Fritz GaloW; u Sesi
Van Scoy Smith. Lawrence Turner, FRANK " Oo"A-
lin and Dr. +. l.. Burgess.
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3)1 AND Arummn Ufe &rfatfr Nem~1}nrk:

,,ssod was The Seed Supply for Farm ana
u's,a,, T, was introduced by 4. Mead Clark.
Last Monday afternoon Mrs. Isabella c. Davis
1~,,.od tho Kings Daughters at the Presbyterian
rece,, assisted by Mrs A. g. Fessenden' IN
P tSe evening Mrs. Davis made an address IN inc
Presbyterian Church ,.,, or
paod,nes in English literature are being ar
n,ad Nv Miss Ditto. who is guest OF Mrs
Luther Fowler ,, :,
,ha Tomn, Kisco Opera House, under the auspices
tne ,a"n. t<isro's Brass Band. of which Jonn =;
OF NOUN ~, ,rsstdent The concert will be followed
Mlllei darce for the benefit OF the band