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Memorial Entertainment ut rarHsley

The memorial entertainment, at
ParksEey, on Thursday, was fully up
to expectation in all respects. The
number in attendance was estimated
at from 1900 to 1900, and the amount
raised for building the monument to
our Confederate dead will be from
$500 to 5000
The receipts were in part: Dinner
1925 to S150-contributions in cash
about $1OO-doll baby contributed by
General NJ. w. West, S55.34-tea set
about $4O-autograph of Jefferson
Davis, presented by Miss Bessie Gun
ter, SIS; to which are to be added
sales from fancy articles, confection-
cries, ice cream, sc.
The solid silver spoon, given to the
handsomest baby, by the Camp. was
voted by the committee to Miss Mel
lie X. Kilmon, aged II months,
daughter of L. j. Kilmon, of Keller.
She won over other competitors
and is a very handsome baby.
Miss Catherine Taylor, of Oman
cock. aged about 4 years collected
about $25, 90 and secured the doll ba-
by. She won over two competitors,
Miss BERTHE Waddy, of Accomac G. H.
whose collections amounted to almost
$500, and Miss Mister, whose col
lection amounted to $12,43.
The china set was secured by B. T
Gunter Jr. who held the lucky NUM-
Der rs, and the autograph of Jeffer-
son Davis by Jas. c. Rowles, who
drew card number Is.
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Potato Premiums.

Award of prizes for potatoes re-
ceived of Accomac county farmers:
E. T. West, Onancock, Va, 1st, So o.
w. B. Duncan, Bullbegger, I'd, 4 0C
H. II. Mason, Massey, Va, 3rd, 3 OC
Jno. R. Duncan, Wagram, 4th, 2 OF
G. L. Churn, Parksley, Va, 9Th, / OC
Largest potato received st pounds
The above named persons will re
ceive the amount opposite their
names by appearing in person or by
written order.attested from the IN,
designed.
Payments to be made in clothing
at my store in Pocomoke City, Md.
I. H. MERRILL.
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Bask eft supper

The ladies of Woodbury. Church
will give "basket SUPPER at thai
place on Saturday, 25th inst, begin
ming at o'clock p. m. Ample ar
rangements will be made to entertain
all who may delight us with their
presence. Ices and cream delectable
to the taste, and music delightful tc
the ear will enhance the general en-
joyment. Come one, come all, and
help a weak brotherhood in a good
cause.
By order of the committee.
Mrs. John W. burlington,
Mrs. Isaac Vessels,
Mrs. Rem West,
Mrs. Gusts Bloxom.
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characteristic.
Our oystermen are busy, planting
seed oysters.

Our oystermen are busy, planting
seed oysters.
Samuel Fields, of Baltimore, is Wis
iting his father this week
Several of our people are in attend
ance at the Dover fair this week.
G. r. Coleburn. wife and children
are visiting friends at Seaford, Del.
Samuel, aged years, son of Rev.
Z. H. bennington, died last Tuesday
with chicken poX.
Mr.. w. N. Conant, our leading con-
tractor, has erected 81 dwellings on
| this Island this year.
Quite a namber of our people, in
business at Ocean City, this summer,
are returning home.
Schooner Sunbeam arrived here
this week from Norfolk with cargo
of building material.
Bayard Morris, of Norfolk, is the
guest of Capt. James Tracey, and
James TAYLOR, of Cape Charles, of his
sister, Miss jamie Taylor.
Our merchants are laying in large
stock of fall and winter goods. Eigh-
teen car loads, we are advised by our
freight agent, arrived for them last
week.
DR.. o. D. Robinson and wife, OF
Georgetown, and several ladies and
gentlemen from Dover, arrived here
last week Oh the yacht Lizzie James
and spent several days at the Allan
tic. They liked it so well, that they
will spend next Summer with US.
Arrivals at Atlantic hotel this week
Jas. A. Griffith and wife, E. H. Pur-
nell and wife, F. j. McQuad, Phila-
delphia; Mrs. H. T. Ford, Miss E. F.
Pennington, E. P. Stacey and wife,
Dover; DR.. o. D. Robinson and wife,
Georgetown, Del; F. w. Byrd, wife
and daughter, Miss Mary Johnson,
Pocomoke City; S. W. Matthews, J
Fl. Fletcher, Jr., Thos. W. Russell,
John H. Wise, Accomac; W. Fl. Kirk
ley, i G. Jones, Norfolk.
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GaShvIIie.

Farmers are pretty we'll through
saving fodder.
Our oystermen are overhauling and
painting their boats.
Mrs, Mary S. Arlington is quite
sick at the home of her son-in.law
Mr.. C. A. Rev.
The trustees of Andrews Chapel
school have improved school house
by the addition of new room to the
building.
Rev. &. w. Hurt baptized four can
didates into the fellowship of Broad
way Church last Tuesday afternoon.
Will baptize others on next Sunday
after preaching.
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NEIGHBOKHOOD NOTES.
OnuncOck.


Miss Inez Crockett, of Baltimore
is visiting friends here.
Mrs. Hallett, of Baltimore, is visit
ing Mrs. Thomas Addison.
Miss Mary Tyler's school opened
on Monday with good attendance.
Miss Lora Neville left for Baltimore
on Monday to prepare for the seasons
millinery business.
Mrs. Pope, formerly Miss Florida
Finney, of BALTIC, is visiting hel
aunt, Mrs b. NJ Custis.
Mrs. Thomas C. Pitts is in Tona-
wanda n. y, this week on q visit tc
her daughter, Mrs. J. B. Prnitt.
Mr.. r. L. Shield and wife, left on
Str. Pocomoke on Monday for bust
ness trip to the northern cities.
Miss Edith Byrd, of Temperance
vile, the guest of Mrs. L. R. Doughty,
returned home on Wednesday.
Mr.. R. T. Lewis and family left
this week, by Schooner Annie, for
Hampton, Va, their future home.
Misses George Lewis and Carrie
Gayle, left on Wednesday for Black
stone Female Institute, Blackstone,
Va.
Our merchants had a good trade on
last Saturday. General business here
shows much improvement over that
of last year.
Mrs. Julia Chandler and Miss Bea-
trce Hurst left on Wednesday, for a
two weeks visit to friends in Wash
ington, D. c.
MI and Mrs. Lineback, of N. c.,
are the guests of Mrs. Jno. P. l.. Hop
kins. Mrs. Lineback was formerly
Miss Grace Roberts of this town.
The First National Bank of Oman
cock has done a large business this
week. The book-keepers have been
held at their desks till late hours.
If you don't have any rain in the
county come to town. we will show
you that we have down-pour any
day-from the water works.
Mrs. Fred B. Lewis and her sisters,
Misses Ethel and Mary West, are Wis
ting their sister, Mrs Jno. G. Finney,
of Shadyside, Northampton Coun-
ty.
Messrs. c. S. Slocomb s. Bros. had
a clearance auction, on Saturday, of
articles of merchandise from their
various lines. Goods went very
cheap.
Roland Latham, son OF our house
builder, Mr.. JOS A. Latham, left on
Monday for the University Of Vir-
ginia. He has been student at the
Margaret Academy and held high
rank in his classes.
Mac Selby, colored, was arrested
by constable Tank Kellam and car
ried before Squire S. r. Nelson under
charge of having beaten his wife on
the street, and disturbed the peace
of the town on Sunday night. He
was sentenced to confinement in the
county Jail for six months.
On last Sunday evening as Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Northam were driving
homeward, near town, their horse
became frightened and began to run.
One OF the reins broke and the other
pulled him against fence, overturn-
ing the buggy and throwing both &C.
cupants out. Mr.. Northam received
some scratches and bruises and his
wife had bone of the hand broken
and was cut in several places about
the head and neck. They were for
tunate to come out of the disaster
with no worse injury. The buggy
was badly damaged.
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Fairs.

A fair will be held at the Folly
under the auspices of Drummond-
town NJ. E. Church, South, tuesday
September 2lst. Full particulars Ia
ter.
Festival at Evergreen NJ. e. Church,
South, Saturday afternoon, Septem
Der, 18th. Suppe.-, oysters, ice cream
&C., to be served. Public cordially
invited
A fair will be held at Amis's Chap
ell, Wednesday and Thursday eve
nings, September 22d and 23d. Good
supper. ice cream, confectioneriesr
&C., will be served. You are invited
to attend both evenings.
On Wednesday and Thursday, the
22ud and 23rd of September, ST.
Thomas Church will hold church
Fair, during the afternoon and even
ing Of each of the days named
The young people of Sign Post and
college students will give an enter
talnment on October 9Th, '97, al
night, consisting OF dramas and com
ic plays-a new programme with US
Admission, adults, Is cents, children
10 cents. D.
A fair, the biggest of the season
will come off at the Folly under
the auspices of the Druinmondtowr
NJ. E. Church, South, for the benefit
of that church. on Tuesday, 21st inst
a good band is expected on the occa
sion. Dinner, supper and the
choicest confectioncries and ice cream
will be for sale. A fancy work stand
will be one of the attractions. Every
body is invited and urged to be pres
ent.
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New Church.
Master Perry Slocomb left for Bal
timore on Monday last, where he will
attend school.

Master Perry Slocomb left for Bal
timore on Monday last, where he will
attend school.
MIR. George johnson and Mr.. Cor
nelius Kelly were in our town Sunday
last visiting friends.
Miss Agnes Sturgis and Miss Daisy
Byrd, of Bloxom, have been visiting
Miss Minnie Mason.
Misses Mary Grandie, of Columbia,
Pa, and Veista Miles, of Sykes, are
visiting friends in town.
Protracted meeting began at our
NJ. P. Church Sunday night last con-
Quoted by Rev. Mr. Walter.
Miss Pearle Taylor has returned 10
Baltimore after spending several
weeks with friends at this place.
Mr.. F. A Covington, has added
much to the appearance of his al
ready pretty home, the addition
being a handsome front porch. shut
tiers and fine coat of paint.
Mr.. Jno. W. Kelly, of this place,
holds the record, so far as we are in.
formed, having dug and shipped 75i
barrels of sweet potatoes in 81 days
of last week. Has any one beaten
this?
We chronicle with sorrow the dis.
appointment of one of our fair sex or
Sunday last. A gallant knight from
Somerset Co. Md should have ap,
peared, but for reasons unknown tc
the writer failed to do so. We ex-
tend sympathies.
Rev. Mr.. Rhodes, of the Baptist
Church, preached his first pastora
sermon on Sunday, 9Th inst. He ha;
made quite an impression with oul
people. We feel sure the field will
grow, and that the churches will
prosper under his charge.
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NoTIcE-The creditors of VIM. R.
Mapp, deceased, are hereby notified
that have appointed the 27th inst,
court day, at my Office at Accomack
G. f., as the time and place for re-
ceiving proof of all claims against his
estate. S. T. Ross, Commissioner of
Accounts.
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The Bible Institute Colportage
Association, d. l.. Moody, President
est young people desiring to give the
whole or portion of their time to
Christian work, with remuneration,
should address A. P. Fit, Supt.,
Box y, $50 La Sale Ave-, Chicago for
particulars.
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If you want to buy nice up to
date ladies Or gents bicycle, go to
Exmore, Va. Mr.. A. D. Mapp has
just received twelve high grade
ladies' and gents wheels, which he is
selling below manufacturers prices,
for cash or on easy payments. Also
full line of sundries.
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NcntiiS.

George Frederic, son of DR.. 6. FREQ
Floyd, aged 2years and eight months
died of congestion of lung and brain
near Bridgetown, Northampton Co.,
on Thursday. The remains were
inferred on Friday in the family
burying ground at louisville.
Mrs. Evelyn May Perkins, aged Isl
years, died Friday, 10th inst, at the
home OF her son in.law, Dr.. L. III
Tiffany, Baltimore. She was the
widow of Judge Perkins. Her re-
mains were brought to Accomac, OF
Monday, and placed in the family
vault near Accomac G. H., of her first
husband, Hon. Thomas H. Bayly.
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NoTIcE,-All persons are hereby
forewarned from cunning, clustering
or egging on Assawaman Beach IN
der strict penalty of the law Tween
ty-five dollars will be paid for infor-
nation leading tc the arrest and con-
viction of trespassers. William
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NOTICE. am now selling my en-
tire stock of goods at cost and on the
first Saturday in October, will com
mence to sell the residue at public
auction, beginning at 9 o'clock p. IN.
and will continue the auction every
Saturday thereafter until the entire
stock is disposed of.
Charles x. Taylor.
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HOMETOWN.

MIR. w. IL. Evans, OF fnllduelpllia,
is on a short visit to his old home
here and all of his relatives and
friends are welcoming him.
Mr.. Charles c. Marshall, who has
been visiting his parents at this place,
has returned to his home at Staten
Island, New York, much to the re-
greet of those whom he has left be
hind.
Two of our local sports who have
been particularly successful in night
hunting, in a recent expedition hay
ing "bagged' eight opossa!us think
their prospects orfuture season very
good.
1t is reported, with considerable
authenticity, that Mr.. w. S. Holland,
one of our most prominent citizens,
is to be candidate for sheriff of this
county. 1t is unnecessary to assure
Mr.. Holland that we will stand by
him and support him.
Mr.. j. Gilmore Smith, of Charles
ton, S. c., who has be on a visit to
lis cousin, Mr.. Estee p. Colona, re
turns home on next Saturday. Mr..
Smith is not only promising young
lawyer, but also an official of one Of
South Cardinals largest railway sys
tens.
Mr.. Melvin Bloxom, student at
Winston College, where he is prepar-
ing for tbs ministry, has been on a
short visit to Mr.. w. D. Davis, one of
our most prominent farmers. Mr..
Bloxom is u very sociable man and is
welcomed here at any time. but the
whisperings of cupid's wings have it,
that there is special attraction
which brings him among us this
time.
Mrs. Ailworth gave a delightful "at
homen party on Tuesday afternoon
from to Z p. III. Among those pres
ent were Mrs. ] +. Colopa and her
guest. Mrs. E. C. Smith; Miss Martha
Bozman and father; Miss Miles, from
Deals Island; Misses Marshalls, of
Horntown; Messrs. Logan Henderson
and W. D. Chopper. The music of
the evening which consisted of select
ed songs was furnished by Miss Boz
man, who is an accomplished must
clan.
Mrs. e. c. Smith, of Charleston, s.
c.. who has been on quite an extend
ed visit to her cousin, Mrs. j. E.
Colona, returns to her home on Sat
urday. Mrs. Smith who is not only
charming in manner and is a very
beautiful woman, is one of the repre-
sentatives of Charleston's exclusive
"Four Hundred and during her only
too short visit with us, has been quite
an addition to our social set. We
wish her bon voyage and Il quick
return.
The young people of this town con
tinue going to Red Hills. Nearly
every day there is a party down to
that beautiful and popular resort.
On Tuesday evening q straw ride.
composed Of ten couples, was given
by Mr.. E. P. Colona, in compliment
to his cousin, Mr., j. Gilmore Smith,
of Charleston, S. c., who is llaying
him a short visit. The ride down to
Red Ellis was delightful and after
refreshments were served on the
Hills the party returned with the
moon bright in the heavens. The
ride was voted the most pleasant and
enjoyable of the season. The party
consisted of Miss Lilly Glib with S.
S. johnson, Miss Kate Evans with
DR.. A. &. Walden, Miss Libby Watson
with ~. D. Meilham, Miss Maggie
Gladding with E. P. Colona, Miss
Annie Townsend with A. j. Town
send, Miss India Harris with w. D.
Davis, Miss Virgie Franlllyn Taylor
with J. Gilmore Smith, Miss Lizzie
Watson with Edgar Davis.
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Crawford 1897 Bicycles $4,000. We
will sell for the next 30 days Craw
ford 1897 bicycles, NJ. & w. or Hart
ford tires and all the latest 1897 i'm
provement for $4,000.
PERKINS, DUNCAN s. Co..
Newport News, Va.
Sept. IA, 1897.
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NoTIcE-Schooner Oriental is for
sale. She will carry 1,400 bushels OF
oysters. is good sound vessel, part
of two suits sails, good sailer. Price
$1,000. Apply to James A. Hall,
Marsh Market, Va.
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NoTIcE-The firm of &. Mason s.
Co.. Hopeton, has been dissolved,
George BloXom and A. w. Short re-
firing. G.. Mason s. Son are the sue
cessors, to whom all debts due the old
firm must be paid, and who will settle
all claims against the late firm.
G. MASON & Son.
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The question now is, "When are
you going after new goods?" We
want to go on the Goth inst. Can you
help in the way of remitting the
amount due on your account?
D. q. JOHNSON s. Son,
Parksley.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NoTIcE-A small calf, red color,
white on legs; came to my premises,
September 3rd. The owner will
please come, pay charges and take it
away. A. S. Mears Gargatha, Va.
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NoTIcE-A dark gray Attorney heif-
er without marks, with cord around
her neck when last SEEM left my
premi. IS about the 18th of May. In
formation cf her whereabouts will be
suitably rewarded.
w. s. GUNTER, Onancock, Va.
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will be at Atlantic at the Office of
DR.. T, T. Taylor on Thursday and
Friday, September 23d and Gath, for
the practice Of my profession.
DR.. w A. Taylor,
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Write to us for estimates on doors
sash, blinds, stairrails and all other
kinds of building material, hardware,
paints, &C. Stock large, prices low
Mr.. r. D. L. Fletcher will be at Ac-
comac c. H., the first day of every
County Court, to receive orders fol-
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice s. Lumber Co.
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Sanford.


Oysters poor and very scarce in our
waters.
Trout fish quite abundant in our
waters.
Corn and fodder crop very fine in
this section.
The season for water parties seems
to be over with us.
Miss Hall, who has been so i'll OF
typhoid fever, is convalescent.
Miss NJ. f. Robins, who spent most
of the summer at Orange G. H., is
visiting here.
The pupils of our academy this ses-
sion will be taught by Misses Anna
Westmoreland, May Matthews, Edith
Warner and - Taylor.
Misses Anna Westmoreland and
Amanda Hall, who have been spend
ing the summer in Petersburg, re-
turned Wednesday, accompanied by
their friend, Miss Vaughn.
Mrs. Riville, nee Miss Mamie Fed
deman, formerly of Accomac, now of
Guard, Georgia, and her little son,
Master Marshall Robins Riville, are
visiting relatives and friends here.
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Hereafter I will conduct business
at the old stand, formerly occupied
by me as agent for Richard Turner.
H. L. Turner.
August 91st, 1897.
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Married.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 18th.
1897, at Leatherbury's M. E. Church,
by Rev. H. s. Dulaney, Charles 7.
Scott to Miss Maggie E. Shrieves.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is, 1897,
at NJ. E. Parsonage, Onancock, by
Rev. H. S. Dulaney, Edward 7. Allen
to Miss Altha V. Hart.
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NoTICE-Six shoats have been on
my premises for the last two weeks.
The owner will call for them, pay
charges and take them away. J. W.
EAST, Tasley, Va.
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For SALE-Southdown and Colts
wood sheep. For particulars apply
to MRS. TABITEA j. WARD, Nassa-
wadox, Va.
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The young ladies of Bloxom will
give picnic at the new Chapel on
the 2Sth OF September, beginning at
s:3O p. III. All are cordially invited
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The bonds and accounts, of Amer
lean Fish Guano Co, will be sold to
the highest bidder by B. 7. Gunter,
Jr. trustee, September 18th. See
advertisement.
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AccoMAc COURTHOUSE, Va.
SATURDAY, SEPTEaIBER is, 1897
John W.Edmonds. Editor and Owner
LOCAL NEW s.

Auction sale every Saturday after,
noon. p IN. at c. S. Slocomb & Bros,
Onancock.
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HALIFAX.

William Wheeler died at his home in the
east part of the town last Tuesday and the
funeral was held at the house Thursday.
There will be conundrum social at the
residence of Stone and Clark next Thurs
day afternoon and evening. All are in
vited.
Preston and Stowe and Charles Learn
ard have lost their running water to house
and barn by freezing during the cold
weather since last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Scott entertained
the Farmers club last Wednesday. The
attendance was good and lively talk was
enjoyed on breeding of stock and poultry.
The funeral of Mrs. Louise L. Stetson
was held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. o.
b. Dix last Sunday, Rev. S. c. Vail off
ciating. There was a large attendance.
The burial was in the cemetery at Colrain
city. Mrs. Stetson was born May 26, 1906,
and was the last of the family of II chill
dren of Dea. Moses Learnard. She mar
ried Simon Stetson Dec. 20, 1886. Six
children were born to them. One daugh-
ter died young; the rest are living.
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JAMAICA.

Frank Jacobs returns to Boston next
week.
Jason Crowningsheld is confined to his
bed again.
S. G. Aiken of Massachusetts is visiting
his parents here.
There is to be Sunday school rally
held here some time in February.
The Jamaica dramatic clubis preparing
to give another drama this winter.
The loyal temperance legion will meet
next Monday evening at o'clock at j.,
A. Muzzy's.
DR.. c. b. Doane has returned from his
visit at Bakersfield Mrs. Doane remains
a week or 10 days longer.
Mrs. Fanny Howard, who has been Wis
iting in Baltimore, Md. and in Virginia
for the last three months, returned Tues
day to her home here.
The thermometer dropped to zero Mon
day morning, with continuous high wind
from Sunday evening until Tuesday morn
ing. A calm was welcome.
The annual reunion and roll-call of the
Congregational church will be held next
Thursday, Feb. /, having supper in the
town hall at $50 o'clock, followed by a
social hour. The roll-call will be later in
the evening, in the church, 1t is hoped
that as far as possible every member will
be present.
The ladies' industrial society met Tues
day afternoon at J. c. Robinsons. Of
ficers for the year were chosen as follows
President, Mrs. J. C. Robinson; vice pres
ident, Mrs. Eunice Sprague; secretary and
treasurer, Mrs. j. A. Muzzy; directors,
Mrs. o. n. Wardwell, Mrs. II. o. Emer-
son. Mrs. II. j. Sage.