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Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-18
ADAMS so. CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH.

AT a business meeting of the Adams
Square Congregational Church, held
Wednesday evening, it was voted to call
the ecclesiastical council for organiza-
tion on Thursday, April 10th.
Committees we're also chosen for var
ious departments of The work, and an
adjourned meeting will be held next
week, Wednesday evening,
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-18
HER ODD BIRTHDAY.
Mrs. Ebenezer Merriam Entertains Some
Aged Friends at 339 PARK Avenue.

Mrs. Ebenezer Merriam observed her
99d birthday at the home of her daugh-
ter Mrs. Marcus B. Hunt, S3S Park av-
enue, Thursday. In the afternoon she
gave a reception to her aged friends.
Among those who called to pay their re-
spects to the venerable old lady were
John Marble, So years old, father of
Jerome Marble; Mrs. George Miller, 80
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-18
LEFT FOR ALASKA.

Fred B. Whipple of Worcester, a
member of Post TO- G. A. R.. and of
Worcester's regiment, the 57th Massa-
chuseets veteran volunteers, left Thurs
day evening for Seattle and Alaska.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-18
aaortester aailp Spy.
CITY NEWS,
DELAY OF 20 MINUTES.

Car No 80, in charge of conductor rs
and motorman 2S5, bound for Greendale,
got off the track at the city hall at 3
O'clock Wednesday afternoon, causing
delay of 20 minutes.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-18
GRAFTON SAVINGS BANK.

The annual meeting of the Grafton Saw
ings Bank Corporation, for the election OF
officers for the ensuing year, and any
other business that may legally come be-
fore them, will be held at their banking
rooms in Grafton, Mass, on MONDAY,
April 4th, 1898, at 4 o'clock p. m.
JOSEPH A. DODGE, Clerk of the Cor
poration.
Grafton, Mass, March II, 1898.
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THE WORCESTER -----
---MECHANICs SAVINGS BANK
HOME COOPERATIVE BANK.

Stated meeting FRIDAY, 18th inst, at
p. M, at the office of the bank, Walker
building; $4,000 expected to loan.
q. H. Towne, President.
THOS, j, HASTINGS, Secretary
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-18
WORCESTER COUNTY.
..........INsTITUTIoN FOR SAVINGS

In accordance with the provision of sect.
AZ of chap. 317 of the acts of 1894, deposltors
are requested to present their bank BOOKS
for verified ton. Books may be sent Dy
mail, and will be promptly returned.
CHARLES A. CHASE, Treasurer.
Worcester Feb. g. 1898.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-18

COMMONWEALTH OF MAssACHTI-
SETTS.-Worcester, SIS, Probate Court =
70 all persons interested in the estate of
Mary l.. II. Carleton, late of Pasadena
the state of California, deceased:
whereas, Annette c. Stocker. adminis-
tratrix Of the estate of said deceased. has
presented for allowance the account of her
administration upon the estate of said de-
You are hereby cited to appear at a
probate court to be held at Worcester in
said county, on the FIFTH day of April,
A. d. 1898, at 8 O'Clock in the forenoon to
Snow Snow cause, If any you have, why the
same should not be allowed.
And said administrators is ordered to
serve this citation by delivering a copv
thereof to all persons interested in he
estate fourteen days at least before said
court or by publishing the same once IN
e &c week, for three successive weeks, in
the Worcester Daily Spy, a newspape e..
published in Worcester, the last nllblics-
ton to be. one day at least before said
court, and by mailing, post-paid, a conv IF
THIS citation to all known persons interest :
ed IN the estate, seven days at least neTnre
50 ~ court 's NeAofe
Witness-WILLTAM t. FORBES. ESQ
Judge Of said court, this tenth daV ~
March, in the year of our Lord one tboTl
sand eight hundred and ninety-etght
Mar. 182128 - A'esister'
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-18
PENSION AWARDS.

orginal-Henry $. Butler, Marlboro,
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-18
GLADWIN'S ART SCHOOL,

Room 80, Days block No. Walnut St
ture. Water color and oil painting. Pen
and ink drawing for Illustration. Import
ed water color sketches and Miss Glad
wins decorated china for sale. Geo. f,
Gladwin, Worcester, Mass.
Hours: 9 to 70 a. M. to 8 and to p m.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-18
LEGAL NOTICES.

COMMONWEALTH OF MAssACHU-
1888 The committee on the judiciary Win
give hearing to parties Interested in the
petition. with bill (house, No. 2OS), for
charter for cemetery association in Natick.
on MONDAY, March q, at II 80 O'clock al
M; in the petition, with bill (house, No.
TOO, as to removal of heating apparatus
subject to lease, on MONDAY, March 81,
az 10 S1 O'Clock a. M, and in the bill Chouse,
NO $50, as to verdict Of juries in supreme
ana superior courts, on MONDAY, March
u, at II o'clock a. M, at room No. 254
state mouse. j. ]. Myers chairman;
Charles H. lines, clerk of the committee
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
wrnngle oror penslon nllls.

WASHINGTON, May 2s.-The house
yesterday afternoon was inactive for
more than an hour while q roll call was
taken and the sergeant at arms was
engaged In bringing IN absent members
to make a quorum, the absence OF
which was disclosed by the roll call.
The suspension was caused by a wran-
gle growing out Of Mr.. Tongues (Or)
attempt TO deliver general pension
speech when the house was considering
a private pension measure, Mr.. Dalzell
(Pa) In the chair Mr.. Richardson
(Dem., TENN made the point OF order
that the speech Of hlr Tongue was not
germane to the pending bill. Mr Can
non Rep., Ills) took issue with the
Tennessee member The speaker sus-
tanned the point of order. and Mr.. Cam
non appealed from the decision. Upon
the motion of Mr.. Richardson TO table
the appeal 81 voted in the affirmative
and II in the negative Mr. Cannon
made the point of no quorum. and a
call OF the house followed. II was more
than an hour before the requisite quor-
um appeared. The appeal was then laid
upon the table-yeas. 1874; nays, 9-and
/ consideration Of private bills proceed
ed. With the foregoing exception the
days session was without incident.
At the night session the house passed
| 2S pension bills and In committee Of the
1 whole considered a large number OF re-
| lief and private pension measures
/ Among the bills passed was one grant
ing a pension Of S25 per month 10 Cen
eral Cassius n. Clay OF Kentucky ant
another giving a pension Of $50 to tn
widow of Brigadier General Danle
I ooArInFr
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
SG8FORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS CLOSED
, wv FREIGHT AGENT APPOINT
ED-NEWS IN AND ABOUT SEA
L-nDn

s,GW FREIGHT AGENT APPOINT
ED-NEWS IN AND ABOUT SEA
FORD.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
Ssaford. May 2S.-The first quarterly
conference of St. Johns Methodist
Episcopal Church was held I'M tha
church last evening.
The examinations were completed,
ar1 the public school closed yester-
day.
w. b. Truitt, who was shot by Alex
ander Close during an alteration al
Bridgevflle recently, lis expected TO ne
turn to his homie in a few days from
the philadelphia hospital, to which hs
swas taken. as his condition is verv
4 much improved. Close is confined il
the county Jail, and at present is in
\ irons on account Cf his threats to Kill
the sheriff.
4 brooks j.. Ross has been appointed
b fruit agent at Ross. Enormous quaint
l ties OF fruit are shipped from this plac,
! during the Summer months.
! r.. =. Ellis had a valuable dog 10 die
/ from the effects of poison Thursday
| Mrs. Ida Matthews Is spending tht
week in Philadelphia.
! Miss Lizzie Sullivan, of Bridgeyille
1 and Miss Lizzie Lord, Of Milford, ar'
being entertained by Miss Bessi'
Hobbs.
Mrs. VIailiam Wright spent Thurs
day in Philadelphia.
Miss Fisher, of Milton, is the guest o.
4 Miss Estella Willis
! Rev. b. II. Jester, of SharptOwn
/ spent part Of the week with friend.
here.
Samuel Warfield, of Wilmington, i
! visiting his sister, Mrs. William
| DOnOhO.
| John Thompson has returned. afte
spending tine past few mcnths on Chin
colleague Island.
Fred Harris and Laclara BneerwOot
Of Bridgeville, spent Thursday evenin
| With SeafOUd friends.
Mrs. William II. Cannon, Of Phila
delIlEa, is visiting I'M town.
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
TO PUSH ANNEXATION.
NewiRnds Resolution Made an Amend.
ment TO War Revenue Bul.

NewlRnds Resolution Made an Amend
ment to War Revenue Bnl.
WASHINGTON May 2s - Senator
Lodge has offered the Newlands resolu-
tiOo for the annexation Of Hawaii as an
amendment 20 the war revenue bill.
The senatorial friends Of annexation
declare that henceforth the two meas
ures must travel together.
The advocates OF annexation assert
that when the vote Is reached IL will re-
suit IN the incorporation OF Hawaiian
annexation In tho revenue bin. which
would, OF course. have the effect Of fore
ing the matter upon the attention Of
the house
They claim they will get the votes OF
ali but four Of the Republican senator's
and also those Of many Democrats, Pop
ulists and silver Republicans. The as
sertion So made by senators IN favor OF
annexation that tho administration Is
more anxious than at any previous time
for legislation providing for annexation.
The condition Of affairs In the Philip
pines and the necessity for q stopping
place for our ships on their way 60
those islands, they say. is the reason
for the present urgency. It Is asserted
that TO- hold the Philippines without
possession OF Hawaii would be next "a
/ impossible.
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
HEAVY STRAWBERRY SHIPMENTS
ANNUAL MEETING AT OLD BROAD
CREEK CHURCH-THB NEWS OF
LAUREL.


Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
Laurel, May 28.-fhere are now from
ten to fifteen carloads of strawberries
being shipped from this point every
day.
Next Sunday is the occasion of the
ANNUAL meeting at Old Broad Creek
Church This is, with but cne eXcep-
ton. the oldest church. in the state.
Bishop Coleman and a number of either
prominent Episcopal ministers wiz
speak.
Miss Beulah Crockett, OF Philadel-
rhla, is visiting her parents in this
town.
Eugene Fowler, who lis a govern
/. mt clerk at WadswOrth, Nevada, who
tes been visiting his parents in this
town. is now visiting in Baltimore. He
4 return to the WEST next week.
Miss FLORENCE Marvil. of Phihadel-
phia, is the guest Of relatives in Tins
town.
Albert Rictor, Of York, Pa, is visit
ing laurel friends.
j. j. Boyce, Of Georgetown, was a
Laurel visitor this week.
Charles w. King visited Wilmington
and Philadelphia this week.
Z. II. Norris has returned from Balu-
more.
Miss Cora Patton and Fred COvey, OF
Preston Md, we're the guests of Miss
Carme Phillips this week.
Bishop COlcmanI preached in the
Episcopal Church last Sunday TO a
| large congregation.
Miss Picrson, of Alabama is the
| guest .Of Miss Byrd Wright
Mrs. s. r. Worth, Of New York, is
! the guest Of Laurel relatives.
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
NEWS OF LOWER KENT.

CLOSE OF PUBLIC SCHOOL.
CHURCHES REHEARSING FOR
EXTRA sERvICES-OTHER NEWS
OF THE TOWN.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
Frederica, May 2S-The public school
at this place closed yesterday after a
successful years work under the man
agemeRt of Principal Ernest Slpple.
His co-laborers were Mrs. Lille Clark,
Miss Carrie TomlinsOn and Miss Cora
Pitcher, all residents Of this place ex-
cept Miss Pitcher, who resides IN Mil
ford. No recitations were heard yes
terday, the examinations having end
ed. The day was spent in appropriate
exercises, a part Of the afternoon pro
gram consisting Of abundant refresh
ments Miss Pitcher returned to her
home yesterday evening, having en-
deared herself to her pupils under her
care, and by her genial manner won
the admiration of all within the range
Of her acquaintance here. The class OF
1898 consists Of six who will graduate
at the commencement exercises, which
will be held in the Town Hall on next
! Wednesday, June l.
The M. p. and NJ. p. Churches OF the
town are rehearsing for children's day
services, which promise to be OF more
than usual interest. June has beer
selected by the NJ. p. Sunday school To-
the services and the M. e. Church vii
hold their children's day service tn
following Sunday June y.
l.. w. Morgan will shortly remove hi
/ barber shop from his old stand to tn
/ building opposite the grocery store o
/ A. w. CarrOw, on David street
/ Robert y. Harrington has rented tn
storeroom belonging to 10. f. Melvin
on Market street. where he will in tn
Future keep a full stock OF ready-mixe
paints and wall paper.
The Epworth League, of the NJ (
| Church will hold its eighth anniver
| sary on Monday. Rev. e. B. Turner
founder of the league here, will b
present and participate in the exeI
| cises.
Henry Foster, shoe manufacturer, {
this place, has started a cigar stOr
next door to the shoe shop, on Davi
street.
DIR. w. f. HOey. L. +. Melvin and "
c. Hardesty attended the presenting {
the portraits Of Delawares s governor
to the state in Dover on Thursday las
IInclement weather prevented man
others from attending from our town
r. c. Stevenson is paying a visit
| Philadelphia.
Miss Anna MeKnitt visited Middl,
town on Wednesday,
JCIhlr Johnson and daughter, Kate, al
g., visiting friends in Philadelphia.
John Causey, of Milford was
town on Thursday
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
HAwAIPs OFFER.
Governments Said TO Have rendered the
IsIands to the United states.

HONOLULU, May 90 via San Fran
cisco. May 2s.-The Hawaiian Star pub
lished the following yesterday:
There Is no doubt whatever that the
Hawaiian government has made dis
tinct tender OF the islands TO the exeru-
tive Of the United States. The news has
been published in many of the coast and
eastern papers and has been denied
The Star IS In a position 20 state that
such letter has been written and that
a reply to it Is being awaited here. This
reply will probably reach Honolulu by
the next mail.
TT IS impossible to get the exact text
Of the letter. and the island executive
does not feel that II Is diplomatic cour-
tesy that the letter should be given to
the public here before the United States
government can reply. The mere fact
that the transports are coming here and
the islands used as basis for supplies
for the Manila squadron makes a large
number Of people think the offer will
undoubtedly be accepted"
At a most enthusiastic and crowded
mass meeting held in the drill shed on
the evening of. May IS a committee was
appointed to aNange Cor welcoming and
entertaining the men of the army and
navy Of the United States who will
touch at this port on their way from
San Francisco TO Manila TO join Ad-
mlral Dewey.
The meeting was I'm many ways re-
markable. The war spirit carried every
one away. Neutrality laws were forgot
ten or ignored. Americans Germans
Englishmen and members of the Ha-
waiian government took active part in
the proceedings.
The China had brought the news OF
Dewey's victory at Manila. and this
daring deed and the Information that an
army OF invasion was to go from San
Francisco to the Philippines were the
burden Of the fiery speeches made
Among the speakers were Harold Sew
ALL the American minister; w. o. Smith
the American consul general, and the
, Hawaiian attorney general.
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
PENINSULA EEWS PARAGRAPHS

At a hag-raising over the Little
Creek public schools to-day Congress
man Handy was the orator.
Reports from Georgetown state that
Alexander Close, who shot w. b. Truitt,
Of Bfidgeville, has been put in irons
ewing to unruly conduct
Harry Land, who has been in the
regular army for three years, has re-
turned to Elkton, his term having ex-
pired.
The Queen Anne railroad is COM
pleted to Lewes and the contractors
left the town. All connections with
the d., NJ. & V. railroad, are made and
trains can now be run to RehObOth. No
time has been announced for running
through to Rehoboth, yet cottagers are
arriving and the Douglass House has
been opened two weeks.
Wednesday nights storm washed out
2 Queen Anne railroad bridge, near
queenstown, Md, and damaged crops
Peaches still continue to fall from the
iIees owing to the rainy weather, and
an hopes for a crop are abandoned
ne fungus growth On the fruit. pro
1nced by the wet weather, is the cause
ci all the damage.
Methodists viii 60 into their annual
amp meeting at Camden on July q
but the drawing for tents viii occur on
June II.
A trout weighing 27ls pounds has
been caught at Bowers
Lewos is to have a bank. as 500 .OOl
have already been subscribed and 10
success is assured.
Presiding Elder c. S. Baker. of thl
Dover district Of the Wilmington
Methodist Episcopal Conference. ha
called meeting Of the district stew
ards, to be held in the Hotel Richard
son, at Dover. Some of the Methodist
are indignant over holding a meetin,
at the hotel. and declare that it shoull
take place in the church at Dover
where it has been customary to holi
it in past years.
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
IN THE SENATE.
hIr. German Denounoes tLe supreme Court
For les Income fax Decision.

Mr. Gormln Denounces tho supreme Court
For It's Income Gax Decision.
WASHINGTON, May 2S.-A notable
sDeech on the war revenue measure was
delivered in the senate yesterday after
noon by MIR. German (Dem.. Md. In
the course, Of an argument in support
Of tax on corporations he denounced
as infamous" the decision Of the su-
preme court declaring the income tax
law of 1894 as unconstitutional. The
warning sounded by some senators that
II a tax were. placed upon corporations
IL would be pTonounced unconstitutional
by the supreme court had he said. no
effect upon him. A decision against
such an enactment would not destroy
our financial structure, but II would
destroy the court which should hand IL
down. Mr.. German took decided issue
with the majority of his fellow Demo-
Gratis upon their propositions 20 coin
the silver seigniorage and TO issue legal
tenderinotes and mada a powerful argu-
mont. in favor Of the. Issuance OF bonds
to raise funds With which TO prosecute
the war
Mr.. Teller (silver Rep, Colo) con-
cluded HIS speech begun Thursday ad-
vocating the coinage OF the seigniorage.
the levylngAof an income tax and the is
sue Of legal tender notes and opposing
the Issue OF bonds. Mr.. Nelson (Rep.,
Minn) presented a carefully prepared
argument against the issue Of legal
tender notes. In speech Of two hours
Mr.. Cockrell kDem.. MOI discussed the
financial questions in contention be-
tween the Democratic ana Republican
parties, He urged that the bill as re-
portedfby the majority Of the finance
committee ought TO be enacted into law
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
THE CECIL FREsHET.

Elkton, Md, May 2S.-Little North
east creek, which empties into North
east river, experienced a freshet as
we'll as Little Elk creek Five bridges
were swept away and much lowland
-ubmerged by the sudden rise Of the
water Several small buildings were
carried away and some live stock
drowned Taken I'm connection with
Elk creek freshct, Cecil county sus-
tains a very heavy loss In bridges. The
county will lose perhaps as much as
$4,000 and private parties as much
more The Marty and other mill own
-s en- Little Elk creek are busily re-
pairing damages.
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
-AD Nor Sol PLENTIFUL.

the approaching end Of the sea-
.ad are getting scarcer, and con-
.ly the prices range higher. Roe
rere bringing $12 per hundred
.ag. Several farmers were in
10 buy, but complained Of the
rices. The fishermen were con
.ly Inconvenience by the storm,
made a very rough sea and q
hull to weather it.
Evening journal., 1898-05-28

. PARK HOTEL, DEER PlRK.
!, MOST DELIGHTFUL SUM
r RESORT OF THE ALLIE
ALIIES.
pit by mountain breezes. $500
boVe sea level, and removed from
lnOyances. Absolutely free from
ia, hay fever and mosquitoes. On
LINE of Baltimore and Ohio rail-
Hotel and Cottages. EVERY
I'm convenience. .EgectTfc Lights
tor, Turkish Baths, two large
ming Pools, GO1 Links, TENNIS
S, Bowling Alleys, Magnificent
S. Complete Livery Service, An
lis Naval Academy Band. Delight
.tJages FURNISHED for hOuseleep-
f desired) ready for occupancy
II. Hotel open from June 25 tc
mber 80.
rates and information address d
mes. Manager. B. & o. Building
more, Md, until June TO- After
time. Deer Park, Garrett County
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
'OCATED IN PTTTSBURG.

and Mrs. Edward L. Dent ami
formerly Of this city. where
lnt was draue.htsman at the Della
ron Works, are now located IN
srg. having moved there on Fri
t. Mr.. and Mrs. Dent made many
while living here, who were
IN account of their departure.
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
WIscoNsIN FARM LANps.

There is a rush row to the choice
urcccupiod farm lands along The line
Of the Chicago. Milwaukee and ST. Paul
railway in Central Wisconsin.
Coed quarter sections can now be had
for 500 and upwards per acre. one
third cash, balance on long time at cur
rent rate of interest
For further particulars address w
E. Powell. General Immigration Agent
40 Old Colony Bldg, Chicago, III.
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
NY DAY ON THE RIVER.
NUGS PUT IN FOR ORDERS.
THEIR RIVER NOTES.


ortheast storm, accompanied
rong wind, which swept the
day Thursday and Friday
Extremely unpleasant for river
4 general, and the few sailing
hat passed here went scudding
b reefed sails. During the day
ol boat, Alexander Y. HANNA,
and the tugs Gardner B. Rey-
Ia Majestic touched here. The
me in for orders relative to the
lg of the large German ship
which occurred above here
mp fioated later I'M the day
sed seaward.
had fishermen went out as
though the rough sea and high
3de the handling of their boats
task. A large Reading collier
D barge, came down late in the
IN, and anchored off here fol
ut, having arrived too late tC
rough the mine fields.
Evening journal., 1898-05-28

.AFNEss CANNOT BE CURED
al applications as they cannot reach
lseased portion of the ear. There Is
ne way to cure deafness. and that Is
institutional remedies. Deafness is
I by an innamed condition OF the
rs lining of the Eustachian Tube.
this tube gets infiamed you have
ing sound or imperfect hearing. and
II Is entirely closed deafness is the
and unless the Inflammation can
zen out and this tube restored to It's
n condition. hearing will be destroy
rover. nine cases out of ten are
] by catarrh. which IS nothing but
iamed condition of the mucous sur
win give One Hundred Dollars for
ase of Deafness caused by catarrh).
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Send for circulars. free.
Il. ]. CHENEY a. Co. Toledo, O.
by Druggists. 75c.
3 Family Pills are the best.
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
,IAL AND PERSONAL NOTES

Maud Firmin, Of Philadelphia,
guest of Miss Lolita BOrie.
w. Knowles, ex-cOunty superin-
II Of public schools Of Sussex
was a recent visitor in town.
James T. Eliason and son are
g relatives in Baltimore.
George J. Hermann has been
lest of thermometer in this city.
Thomas ID. Wise is indisposed
home on South Fifth street.
Evening journal., 1898-05-28

Governor Tunnel has appointed Wal
ker Gibson oyster policeman at Bow
ers' Beach and Charles R. Layton, Of
FELTON,, TO be regulator Of weights and
measures for Kent county.
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
lENTATION or PORTRAITS

3ENTA1ION OF PORTRAITS.
raj New Castle citizens attended
remony OF the presentation Of
it's Of governors at Dover. Rep
Btive Mccoy kindly remembered
my friends in this city with in
rs, which were finely gotten up.
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
nEp IN PorrER's FIELD.

remains Of Henry Davis. tne
man who died in the Jail ten
go. have been lying in the
I at Undertaken ClewelIs estab-
st waiting for his relatives to
he body, which they have failed
The body was inferred in Pot
cid yesterday. 1t lis said the
IS of the young man were To-
put they were unable to defray
4 Of a funeral
Evening journal., 1898-05-28

4. J. II. Beauchamp has been ap-
ed pastor Of Woodside Methodist
b.