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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-09-30
Snow on Mt. Washington.

-Four inches OF snow fell on Mt. Wash
ington Tuesday OF last week. This
Is the first OF the season, and Is the
latest first snow" for many years, it
usually coming about Sept. /. LAST year
the first snow fell Sept. 20. The earliest
snow on record is August 25.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-09-30

Stonington has at last been officially
recognized by Uncle sam. Friday the
name Green's Landing will be struck
from the list OF post offices, and Stoning-
ton su bst ituted.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-09-30

A Deering man has made practical
test of the silver question. He placed
a silver dollar on the tracks of the
Maine Central, and, after a train had
passed over it, removing every trace
OF the die, he took it around TO pur
chasers of old silver The highest
offer he received was IS cents.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-09-30

While other sections OF Maine report
partridges plentiful this year, in Hancock
county the birds are scarce. The cause is
not far to seek. 1t is no secret here that
the young birds are Killed for the Bar
Harbor market for weeks before the law
is off. The INSCRIPTIONS pot-hunters get
gilt-edge prices for the birds. but they
are killing the goose that lays t he goldt n
egg.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-09-30
NOTICE
TAXPAYERS.

T HEREBY give notice to all delinquent
i tax payers in the city of Ellsworth. that
the municipal officers of said city have ex-
all delinquent taxes in said city. on or before
the first day of Dece a. d. 1897; and have
further instructed me that all taxes remain
ing due said city and unpaid on said first day
of December, must be Immediately collected
BY me after said date. and that l must resort
to any and all processes provided by law to
enforce payment of said taxes.
All delinquent tax payers are therefore re-
quested to pay at once and thereby avoid the
extra costs of legal process for the collection
of said taxes, which process | must enforce
unless said taxes are all paid on or before said
first day of December.
A. X. WOODWARD,
Collector of Taxes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-09-30

The visit OF the state board Of trade to
Ellsworth has opened the eyes OF Bar
Harbor to he fact that local board OF
trade would be pretty good thing. OF
course it would The Record favors the
movement, and with the proper encour-
agement we believe that the prediction
made by Lawyer Deasy at the board OF
trade banquet, that Bar Harbor would
soon have board, can easily be realized.
If Bar Harbor's influential citizens and
some OF the cottagers who have always
manifested an interest in Bar Har boris
welfare, could be interested in board Of
trade. it would become a power.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-09-30

Now that the Shore Line railroad i
assured, signs OF n business boom in
Washington county are already evident.
At WhitneyVilIe a syndicate OF western
capitalists will build a large pulp mill.
WhitneyvlIe, with head OF twenty-five
feet
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-09-30

The town OF Mt. Desert has few I'M
paid bills on its hands, left by the CON
tractors for the Mort beast Hsrbor sewer.
The town will hold a special town meet
ing to decide what to do with them. and
also to talk OF sewer extension, school
houses, and road Improvement.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-09-30

And now cotton seed has joined the
procession of the farm products which
are advancing in price. Indeed it is
pretty hard to find any article of farm
production which has not advanced
during the time that silver has been
falling and the Dingley law going into
operation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-09-30

Secretary McKeen. of the state board
OF agriculture, will talk with the farmers
Of Hancock county at North Sedgwick
and Hancock next week
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-09-30
West sullivan il proud OF her ball
ossers. Hear be WAY she talks

West sullivan prides itself in possessing a
base ball club that has taken first prize at all Of
the fairs this year and beaten clubs picked from
Bates, Bowdoin, Harvard, Coby and all OF the
noted United states colleges. 1t j. asserted tina,
for purse of 800 they and will hand some.
lv defeat any club that cares to cover the
amount. This is no sporting talk Of light color
but IS bona .fde facts. They have conquered
the town, the county and counties, and now
they seek larger fields.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-09-30
REMNANTS OF OOTTONs AT 2 lie
AT
G. L. MoRANG,S-
MONEY TO LOAN.

THE ELLSWORTH LOAN AND BUILDING
ASSOCIATION
has some money to loan on 1rst-elass real es-
tate security, at per cent. on the installment
plar. Apply to II. W. CUsHMAN, Secretary, or
A. W. KING, President.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-09-30
for Salt.

I>ARM Of the late Benj Dollard 200 acres
i land, divided into ttllage, pasture and
wood Hand, with buildings thereon, also stock
crops and farming utensils. For further par
tculars inquire OF l. A. DoLLAD, Ellsworth
T ARGE water motor and shatting. pen
- ny-in-the- slot Regina music box cheap
W. {. BRYANT, j"~eler. Bangor, Me.
4 upright engine and boiler; boiler about
"A h. p. of the safety type; engine 1 h o.;
automatic; both mounted on same base: all in
a No, order good rig. Isaac l.. HOBO
KINs, Ellsworth.
I>ARM AT LAMOINE on Partridge Cove
i Road; q acres of land under good Gull
tiVation. well fenced small buildings house
OF rooms; fine young orchard of apples
pears ard plums, about fifty trees, four miles
from railroad station; miles from steamboat
wharf; neyer-faliing well OF spring water
Address MRs. NELSON W, YoUNG, Iariayille
trilden post-offce}. Maine
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-09-30

Keeper Jordan, OF Bear Island light
last week spent his first evening on shore
for twenty five years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-09-30

In another eolumn'of this paper may be found
the advertisement of that sterling institution,
the Hartford Life Insurance Company of Hart
ford, Conn. For the right man this is an excel
lent opportunity 10 make very advantageous
arrangements businesswise. 1t will pay any
experienced life insurance man who desires 10
better himself to investigate what this company
has to offer.-Adrt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-09-30
COUNTY GOSSIP.

The whooping cough has closed the
South Brooksville schools.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-09-30

The Ohio democrats who are run
ming away fran their silver platform
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-09-30
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1897.

The nan risa money to spend in adrer-
tisiHg lsaHty O. consider the circulation Of
newspaper FIRST Of al things Good
goods abrons bring good prices only poor
articles are sold for ,rhat can be receired
for theai. This Is true Of advertising as
Of everything else Low rates and liberal
discounts Invariably denote small and
ralueless circulation. Lesvenworth
(ksnsasj Times.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-09-30

HANCOCK SIS.
VINHIs is to give notice that on the cath
L day of September, a. d. 1897, war
rant In insolvency was issued out of the court
OF insolvency for said county OF Hancock,
against the estate OF Arvill s. Jordan,
OF Waitham. in said county of Hancock, and
state OF Maine. adjudged to be an insoivent
petition was filed on the 2ith day
OF September. q. d. 1897, to which last named
date Interest on claims Is to be COM
Puted that the payment of any debts and
the delivery and transfer of any property
belonging to said debtor to him or for his
use. and the delivery and transfer of any
property by him are forbidden by law; that .
meeting Of the creditors OF said debtor, to
prove their debts and choose one or more as
slgnees OF his estate, will be held at q court
OF Insolvency to be holden at the probate
court room in Ellsworth. on the lith day
OF October, .. d. 1887, At ten O'Clock in the
forenoon.
Given under my hand the date irst above
written l.. F. HOOPER,
Sheriff, as Messenger OF the court OF insol-
vency for said county of Hancock.
Notice OF Assignee of His appointment.
state OF Maine. the eighth day OF septem-
Der, a. d. 1897.
THE undersigned hereby gives notice OF
ms appointment as assignee OF the es-
tate OF Wilmot b. Thurlow, of Stonington,
IN said county of Hancock, lately in business
n SAID Stonington, as Thurlow 4 Knowlton,
IN ms own name and as Thurlow & knowlton,
lnsolvent debtor. who has been declared an
lnsolvent upon his own petition by the court
OF insolvency for said county of Hancock.
FRANK ). WARES, assignee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-09-30

Hoods Pills cure liver Ills biliousnesa indi
gestion. headaches. pleasant laxative. All
druggists.-Advt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-09-30
MEssEStsf.R's NOTICE,
STATE OF MAINE.

by O. p. Cunningham. his atom s ;,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-09-30
THIS IS TRIBOU.
Improved Singer Sewing Machines,

prices. The fr-t ladE purchasing one Of thea
machines, paying ca-h, viii receive Available
present-eholee OF either Hal Lamp. rarior
Lamp or beautiful Match
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-06
FORDHAM COLLEGE.

In response 10 call issued by the Rev. +. J.
Campbell. s. J.. president of the college. twenty
Ave graduates and former students living on the
north side have organized st. Johns Alumni 30
dality. and elected tho following officers: Joseph
r Marin. project: Thomas Gafney Taaffe, 80.
first assistant; DR.. T. J. Dunn, "a. second assist
ant. These with the spiritual director. Father
Campbell, will choose other officers The sodality
will meet on the last Sunday OF each month
The subject chosen for the next meeting OF tho
Debating Society is: Resolved. That RAILROADS
should be owned and operated by the Federal Gov"
ernment" On the affirmative are Peter A. Meagher.
9s and Henry Smith 80; on the negative Charles
+ Downes. 49, and Joseph Tobin 49,
Coach Cotter. Of New-York. took the candidates
FOR the baseball team in hand last Wednesday.
They will practise each Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon In the cage. which has been erected In
the gymnasium. There are about thrty-hve candi-
The following baseball games have been sched-
,,,ad. Anrii "a Harvard at Fordnam; April Y. La
I.,atte az Easton: May IS, Lafayette at Fordham;
Msv % Iehfgh at Fordham.
TIE Inylncibles defeated the Sherwood Athletic
Cuh eleven on the college campus on Wedneeday
.ftsrnoon by a score Of 10 TO 0. This was the
iast football game Of the season.
"a" The members Of the senior class were examined
4, "De Critca" on Saturday morning
Wednesday being the Feast OF the Immaculate
concsntlon all classes and lectures VIII be sus-
pended for the day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-06
WILLIAMS.

wIllamstown. Mass. Dec. 5-several rare vol
umes have been presented recently TO the library
by Acosta Nchol ex 93. OF New-York.
The second regular meeting OF the Physics Club
will be held at the physical laboratory. Thursday
evening December Q. DR.. c. NJ. Gordon OF Har-
ward will present a paper on Some Recent Re-
cults In Electro Chemistry" Macumber '9S. has a
paper on physical Methods Of Determining Mo-
lecular Weights" Johnston. 80. describes rapid
telegraphy by Crehores electromagnetic. Illus
trailing his talk with the stereopticon.
York Club held at the Wilson House. North
Adams on Saturday evening. This Is the largest
OF Wllllams's clubs and numbers about fifty men.
W ID. Mcclure. OF Rochester. was toastmaster.
and remarks were made by Congdon. 30; Scott,
'ss; Hutchinson '9s: Whean, 80: Humphrey. 90:
De Comp. 90. and Qurk 0l. The Committee OF
and the clubs officers are: President. G. G. Scott:
OF Geneseo: vicepresldent. II. II. Rowland. OF
Geneseo: secretary r. r. Sibey. OF Rochester.
and treasurer T.. T. Lyon OF Buffalo.
Professor Rice gives the third lecture OF the art
course Monday evening. Subject: THE Greek
Athlete In Sculpture"
The Ohio club has elected c. F. Bacon. 9s. presi-
dent: Butler go vice-president and Coke. 90. Sec
rotary and treasurer.
Professor Russell has been elected alumnus ad-
visor OF the baseball association.
The freshman Clark scholarship or 800 has been
awarded 10 Lewis Squires OF Plainheld. ~ j.. with
honorable mention OF T. T. Broadhurst. OF Spring.
field. Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-06
DARTMOUTH.

Hanover NJ IT,, Dec 5-The Dartmouth football
team after a successful season. has elected Frank
Cavanaurh OF Worcester. Mass. TO the capancy
Tia has PLAYED end for three years. The unques-
t,oned superiority OF Dartmouth In the triangular
,eapue over Amherst and Williams has caused
much discussion and expression OF alumni opinion
with regard TO the formation OF a greater league
,,,,h some larger colleges. such as Brown. Yves.
,.v.n or Cornell The undergraduate sehtiihe"t
Certainly favofs such a league IN footbai' c,,o,
on Friday November n, ex-President oainuei
,olcord Bartlett celebrated his eighteen ortnday'
and gave n delightful informal talk on pis eh-
neriences and tho progress OF hanover ana the
college. - p,,Ltrson occunIed the
,u,ni, I'm the college church on November .
pTpa Rev Charles b. Jefferson preached OH De-
cember D. , coraor NJ Georgia United
snnator ectured on THE Last Days Of the
S cn,a,sr .cv" on December T. =.
'omrro, - Wright lectured on the statistics OF
Sa IaVi labor Industry and crime. and on
ptpdarn industry and Intellectual Development
,.n Lao ling article In THE outlook or Noyem-
nv " a. The address THE Church or the fut-
us sa ., he president Tucker. -, -
rho Delta Kappa Epsilon banquet TOOK place o"
Na,yembcr il with j. r. Chandler as toastmasttr,,
Ex president Bartlett gave stereopucron ie tbe
urc on THE Path OF the Exodus' peio'e '"'
Young Mems Christian Afsociaton., ,,,u,.r,. IA
The second trial for the Dartmouth, w na. r "a rs
bate was held on Friday. The speakers were "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-06
WESLEYAN.

Mddletown. Conn. Dec o.-Ihere was give" DO
FORE TN. college on Tuesday night the first OF
sores OF lectures by members OF the faculty Presi
dent Raymond gave II, and discoursed TO large
audience on Modern Germany. The remainder OF
The course Is as follows: December H. "A second
century Novel" Professor Nicolson; January 13
illusions Normal and Abnormal" Dr. Judd; jan
nary "a. THE Story Of the Troubadours. Profess
aor xuhns. March l. THE Criminal" Professor
Fisher: March ~. Some Mistaken Theories In Our
Government -. 49, >,;,dio,ou, co,on,to,
anntocta,ton Vice President j. NJ Van Week lect-
80 an ..1'he Dedication OF the Yerkes Telescope
ia uHstrated IT with several lantern slides com.
,r,sing views of both the exterior and interior OF
phn Telescope A. p. Bryant occupied the time at
,ho LAST meeting OF the Chemical Club with Il re-
bort on the recent meeting OF the official agri-
J. il. PIllsbury, "a; W, A. Luce rs. and J. Gal
braith. 20. members OF the Examining Board, WIS.,
tied the college on November IL and 10.
Neeker. '9S, has been elected to represent the
student body at the annual dinner of the Alumni
club OF New-York. to be- held at the Hotel Savoy
on December 10. ?. 4,
college orchestra has been orEanzed IT Is
composed OF ten pieces. Smith. % is leader ana
Mceker '0S. manager. The subject Tor tne pm
prize In Junior English literature Is announced as
alfred TennysOn.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-06
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYI WANNA.

Philsdelphia, Dec. 5.-The work OF raising funus
for the erection OF new gymnasium has pee"
started I'm earnest. At a meeting on Monday even
ings Of the Committee Of Seventy-fve. which mas
the matter In charge. separate committees we'e
! appointed in each class that has been sraduateu
from the University in recent years. These VIII
solicit subscriptions from the members OF their re-
spective classes. Plans and specifications TOT t"o
gymnasium building were discussed but dehh'''
action was not taken The Committee on Finance
reported 5000 the amount OF subscriptions UP
TO date
In the near future a telephone system for the
private use OF the University will be introduced
The contract has been signed for putting In sys-
TEN connecting the sixteen different uniVersi!
/ buildings the central exchange being IN the ehsi
The date for the debate with Cornell has been
set FOR March new ieanfs mas in oef he shape
OF public debate between the TWO NO. eo s sts viii
be given to the winner second prize of s25 IS
also offered The money for both mas oeeh give"
Arrangemen,s have been completed by the Gun
Club for meeting with Lehgh on February 30
and the teams are to be composed Of either five or
six men each. Thirty birds are to be shot at to by
BAH team was entertaincd last night by the Mask
and Wig club which gave smoker IN It's mon nono H.
have taken place in this city yesterday. has been
The History Cub held its first meeting for the
current year on Wednesday evening at the I'M
y c6 Paps5s Were esa by
Stewards article was discussed at length by Pro
lessor McMaster and others. The club Is now
entering upon It's fourth year. Its membership Is
limited 10 twenty, and includes professors or the
University OF Pennsylvania, Bryn Mawr college
swarthmorc, Haverford and other neighboring In
stltutions Of learning. The qualifications for me
bership are that the applicant must be actively
engaged III original historical work. .
The +; Carroll Brewster Law Club formally a
opened its rooms on Thursday afternoon Judge
Brewster gave luncheon to the members OF the
club and delivered a short address.
The Rev. DR. Theodore l.. Cuyier, OF Brooklyn,
addressed the students Tuesday evening In
! Houston Hall. The Christian Assoc iation is now
completing the list OF speakers for the "Wednesday
evening services In Houston Hall 1t includes
many Of h most spSke5s sen in ne
through the aid and cooperation OF Provost Har-
rsOn. Among those who have either promised or
are expected TO give addresses are the Rev. Dr..
william Nelson McVickar Holy Trinity Church.
sor Bliss Perry. OF Princeton President Patton OF
Princeton; Dr.. RaInsford. OF New-York: Dr.
Schauifer. Hamilton Mab!e, Robert Spcer and John
X Mott. OF NewYork; Professor Kelley. OF Har-
ward. and DR.. Barrows OF the University OF CHI
cago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-06
LAFAYETTE

Eas,on. Penn. Dec 5.-The approach OF examine.
lions occasions a renewal OF the arguments .A'"''!
heard in past years advocating tho INTRODUCTION at
Lafayette Of the honor system OF examination ~
old-style espionage now chiehy IN Vos"" 49,. =,
,,,c, 40, q, favor and the fact that so many OF
tho hotter class OF colleges have adopted inc hono
system ia one OF the strong new points advanced
in advocacy OF the change here 49,, .,,.,o,1
The football sea son being over. the etahustaiai
has been removed. preparatory 10 pnn1'nns. ,or
The baseball season Tho football grands'ai'n mas
~ he removed during the baseball games c-..
President Weaver: vice-presldent. slnttery: tscre
tary Streeer; treasurer; Wsner; m.nopd em,on
ant. Bair: historian. McDermott coal commissioner
hi prof.,sor Har, I. or on a four weeks trip TO
Mexico
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-06
NORMAL, COLLEGE.

The officers Of the Associate Alumn@ OF the col.
ege will hold a reception in the library on Friday
from until o'clock Miss Elizabeth Carringtons
% and Miss Fanny D. Baker. o.. will pour tea
At the meeting Of the Alpha Beta Gamma Liter
ary Society. on Friday afternoon. there will be
debate on HAS the Prevalence Of Fiction in Mod
ern Literature Been, on the Whole. Good Rather
Than an Evil?' The affirmative will be debated
bv Miss Genberg 90 and Miss Florence Hirsh.
90: the negative by Miss Schneider. 9s. and Miss
Ethel Scherin 90. This will be followed by q So
cial meeting after which papers will be read on
THE Evolution Of the Novel" by Miss Jeanne
Weylack. 30. and on THE Growth Of the Drama"
by Miss Florence Wescott. 90.
The following is the programme OF tho Philo'
nathan Literary Society for Friday: Talk. The
Naval Battles OF the Civil War;" by Miss Julia
Byrne; paper The Peninsular Campaign OK MISS
Blake: paper Operations In the West tiSt.D, by
Miss H. Hil; Battle OF Vicksburg ana It's Ee-
suits by Miss /. Levinsky: talk. Libby and An
dersonvilie Prisons" by Miss l.. Tweedy: inc
ARM Under Grant" by Miss Antonio Morris.
Kindergarten committees Of the Associate Alumn@
will be held in the college tomorrow AFTERNOON q
4 o'clock The meeting will be addressed by Pro-
fessor PercivaI Chubb and will be OF special In
,srest 10 teachers the subject being ERRORS IN
Language Made by the Child; Causes and Cures
The address will be followed by general discus
sion of the subject.
Christmas play which will probably be rendered
on the Friday before Christmas. The play when
il presented Is always written by member OF the
class.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-06
CITY COLLEGE.

The two literary societies at their last meeting%
elected officers for the coming three months. The
following were chosen in the Phrenocosmian So
ciety: President, s. II. Herman. ss; vice-presdent,
+. W. Sperling 80; treasurer. A. NJ Friedenberg.
90; recording secretary, w. F. Gookn, '0l; cor
responding secretary. G. NJ. Alexander 90; editor.
j. II. Baer, 80; assistant editor. L. Kraus. 20:
Character Committee. II. 7. Radin. 49, E. II. Mohr.
80; s. Wiener. 20. and Mr.. Shields. 0l. The new
officers for Cliona are: President j. B. Menlne,
9s; vice-presdent F. W. Hottenroth. Ss; treasurer.
o. W. Friedenrich. 80; recording secretary. w. L.
Kohn. 20; corresponding secretary, ]. J. shufro.
80; editor J. Weiss 80; librarian. E. c. Gibney.
80; Character Committee. L. Salient. IS: ]. 3.
Frank. 80: H. Herman 90. and e. sazer. '0l.
dramatic club has recently been formed among
the students Of the college with the following
officers: President. A. n. Taylor. 90; hrst vice.
president, l. O. Woodruff 90; second Se-presdens:
treasurer. l.. Woodruff. co. The membership Is
over thirty but II Is found that this Is too large
for practical purposes and II Is intended to reduce
the number aud 10 retain only those VINO nave inc
most talent. Regular rehearsas will begin shortty
The Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbott gave the nrst Of
series OF short talks &c the students under the
auspices OF the Young Mems Christian Association.
on Wednesday afternoon. ...,.
The Board Of Editors Of the college paper. The
Mercury" is at work on special Christmas col.
tion and hopes to eclipse the Christmas numDeI
OF last year The fraternies and literary socleteS
are discussing the ACCESSIBILITY OF me puoiicaSuoh
has not appeared for several years, and meeting
OF their representatives is to be held on wednesday
10 consider the subject definitely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-06
BARNARD.

Chapel exercises were resumed last week. Pend.
,rs the appointment OF the regular college chap
lain the trustees have secured the services Of sew
eral clergymen each OF whom will conduct the SER
vices for a week.
A, ,he senior class-meeting on Friday It was
..sr,,s,v decided 10 hold conventional class day
Exercises next June followed by dance on the
S saia for the plano recital by Professor MacDowell
on January 10. which has been arranged for by the
The freshmen have decided to give play after
tho mid-years Two members OF the class. Miss
SSar,,iia ind Miss Wendt, writing play which
will be submitted 10 the class at It's next meeting.
The frst OF a series Of dances organized by mem.
bers OF the Junior class was heo III the coiiess
theatre on Friday evening.