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Iron County register., 1898-12-29
THE oLINDE RODRIGUEZ.
The French Steamship Made a Prize by
the Cruiser New Orleans Released
by Judge Brawley.

Charleston, S. c., Dec. 24.-In the
United States district court here yes
terday Judge Brawley handed down a
decision discharging the Olinde Rodri-
gueZ. the French steamship made a
prize of war by the cruiser New Or
leans on July II. The ship belonged
to the Transatlantic line, and at one
time it seemed as though international
complications might grow out of her
retention, and the fight in the United
States courts over her has been long
and bitter. Judge Brawley releases
the ship on the ground that the block,
ade of San Juan was not effective on
the fifth of July in the sense in which
that term is accepted by the nations.
Iron County register., 1898-12-29
WON'T GO WITH UNCLE SAM.
Postal Practice i'm Porto Rico that the
Agent of the Post once Depart
ment Is Setting Down Upon.

Washington, Dec. 24.-The postmas-
ter general has received word from the
postal agent at Porto Rico that he has
stopped, out of fairness to this gov
ernment, the practice which has been
carried on by certain mayors of Porto
Rican cities of fixing simply the
seals to mail matter when
postage stamps are lacking in their of
fees
Iron County register., 1898-12-29

crunching past. Their gay voices rang
out. and their laughs chimed in pleas
antly with his.
He hurried to the door, unlocked it,
and shouted after them at the top of
his voice. little Becky's "Wisher Happy
New Yeari"-AnEie Hamilton DonneIl.
in Country Gentleman.
Iron County register., 1898-12-29
wARMEST THANKS.
President Mckinley Receives the Thankso of
the City Council of Havana for His
Aid to the Needy.

Washington, Dec. 24.-The following
has been received here from Habana:
Mckinley, President or the United
States: The city council, in solemn
session, has resolved, in the name Of
the people of Habc-s=., to retarz its
warmest thanks TO you for the con-
tribution sent in aid of the needy
poor.
ISignec.l ESTABAN, President
Iron County register., 1898-12-29
EurfnE the Year.

You have thought of many friends.
No doubt you have studied TO give them
ioy in some kindly remembrance. Some
of them appeal strongly to you by their
own circumstances, not having s~any
of the brighter things of life. NOs--<vill
you foll6w this up during the year. and
study 10 help them in every way in your
power2-United Presbyterian.
Iron County register., 1898-12-29

Getting Ready for new Years Day.
Quizzer-What are you putting cot
ton n your ears for?
wise-Don't want to be deafened by
the sound of broken nledRes to-moEs
TOWN. Y. Journal.
Iron County register., 1898-12-29

When snow is on the meadow,
Where the violets lie asleep:
When outward, drifting, drifting,
The Old Year goes forlorn,
In the mystic hour of midnight
The glad New Year is born.
Last night I watched in sadness,
The passing of the year,
For II bore from me a record
That cost me many a tear
But gentle voice has whispered
That the past must forget;
Nor waste this precious season
In useless. vain regret.
> o! the coming of the New Year
Fills my soul with thoughts sublime,
Precious seem the golden moments
Onward borne by f1eeting time;
And a spirit stirs within me,
Urging me to nobler strife
With an earnest, brave endeayor,
For a brighter, better life.
And with grateful heart and Iowly,
I thank the Power Supreme,
Who extends my days in mercy
That the past may redeem;
For His loving hand that keeps me,
For His voice that speaks to me,
For the opening of the New Year
Though its close may not see.
-Gracia Southworth, in Western Rural
Iron County register., 1898-12-29

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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-22

the case has been practically settled.
Mrs. Church agreed to the case being
placed on file, provided certain condi-
lions are complied with,
Mr.. Church is one of the best known
hotel clerks in the city. He was former
ly employed at the Waldo House as
night clerk, and at the Bay State under
Douglas & Brown.
He married a Worcester woman from
whom he was divorced and ordered to
pay alimony about eight years ago.
Afterward Mr.. Church worked in a
hotel in Schenectady, N. Y, which was
conducted by Mr., Brown, of the old
firm of Douglas & Brown. Later he
went to Brooklyn, where ne married his
present wife.
Mr.. Church returned to Worcester
some months ago and has since been
employed at the Bay State.
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THE MEMORIAL.
Mass Meeting of Harvard Students Held
to Consider It.

Cambridge Oct. 21.-A large mass
meeting of Harvard students was held
in Sanders Theatre this evening, to
take action with regard to a memorial
to the Harvard men who died in the
war with Spain. President Donald of
the senior class presided, and addresses
were made by President Eliot, Major
H. L. Higginson and Morton Shaw, '9S.
A letter of regret was received from
Col. Theodore Roosevelt, and a tele-
gram from Lit. d. nj. Goodrich, 49, both
of whom had been invited to speak.
At the close of the meeting, a resolu-
ton proposed by j. H. Perkins, '9S, was
unanimously carried, by which the
chairman was empowered to appoint a
committee to have full charge Of the
memorial. Various propositions have
been made, the one most favorably re-
eeived being that of the erection of a
gate at the south entrance to the yard.
President Eliot's address called forth
the greatest applause. He spoke in
substance as follows:
Col Roosevelt's phrase Gave their
young lives, is a most common one. but
how much it meansl These men who
nave died in the Cuban war have given
what you are now hopefully looking
forward to. Human life has gone for
them. What did they go for? Some
times we get an adverse answer. What
does this hall say to the men who
have sat here? 1t says that they shall
be remembered who give their lives for
their country What did they know.
what did the young men of 81 know of
the issues of the war in which they en-
tered? So long as war is the newt
able method of settling disputes aris-
ing from human passion and ignorance.
men are bound thus to answer the cali
of the government"
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THE Y. NJ. C. A.
Another Busy Day at the Convention
in Lynn.


Lynn, Oct. 21.-A large number of del
egates attended the convention of the
Young Mems Christian Association OF
Massachusetts and Rhode Island here
today. After the appointment of COM
mittees at the forenoon session, John
Robinson of Glasgow, Scotland. adj
dressed the convention on the subject
Of prayer, and Rev. S. Clayton Cooper
of Lynn, formerly Y M. c. A. college
secretary, delivered an address on
Modern Membership Methods" At
the afternoon session there was a pray
er service, led by w. D. Fellows of FAN
River, and following the service came
the state report, which was read by
General Secretary Armstrong of Bos-
ton. w. C. Douglass of Philadelphia
led a discussion, rs the Present Finan-
cial Policy the Best?"
A paper was read by Rev. r. Whit
mield Of Newport, r. L, on Relation of
the Y M. C. A. to Modern Gospel Meth
DDS" During the afternoon a parlor
conference was held and a paper on
Some Things the Association Is Do
ing was read by Walter c. Douglass
of Philadelphia Conference ON dis
trict work was also held, Charles r.
Thurston of Newport. r. l., presenting
paper on 1.-The District Committees
Opportunity" At the physical confer
encey Mayor Quincy of Boston presided,
and ]. H. MeCurdy, NJ. D., OF Spring
field, and Frank Killam of Brockton,
spoke the session closing with some
practical hints by Robert ]. Roberts,
senior director of the Boston Y. nj. G. A.
gymnasium. The evening session was
devoted largely to a praise service.
Twenty-nine associations pledged them
selves TO contribute $1,000 for association
work. which. in addition to the amount
now on hand, will make fund of $4,000.
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EDWARD |. SMITH COMPANY.

Epworth League 6. Harvest concert Z.
GreenVille - Alonzo Sanderson pastor
g. sermon by Rev. c. w. McCaskill.
Leicester = Alonzo sanderson, pastor
10 40, sermon by Rev. c. W. McCaskill
u, S, S. e.45, Epworth League. 7.30, ser
mon.
Park Avenue-Alonzo Sanderson, pastor
y 30; sermon by Rev c. W. Burns. ~
g. s.. $3.50 and 6, Epworth Leagues. z
gospel meeting.
Lake View-;Alonzo Sanderson, pastor
-, class meeting 10 40, sermon by the
Leagues. I, harvest concert.
Tatnuck Han-Alonzo sanderson, pas
2, sermon by G. W. Burns 3. S. s. 4
Christian Endeavor meeting, Henry Je.
rome leader.
OTHER SERVICES.
Worcester Association of Spiritualists
9. A. r. Hail. S5 Pearl street-Lectures
and delineations by Mrs. Sadie l.. Hand
of Lowell and 7.
VIM. = Burch, pastor Prayer meeting
, 81 IS. Preaching 1890 and z. S. S. 70.
Young peoples meeting 5.45.
AT the Washburn Home for Aged Won
en-, 11S3 Main street-Service 8, conducted
by the w. c. T. q.
Christian and Missionary Alliance at the
Day building, room 1S-Service 3.
Odd Fellows Home-Preaehing by Rev.
q. e. Sanderson 3. Public invited.
First Church of Christ (Seientist), G. A.
y. Hail, 80 Pearl street-Lesson sermon
u. 40; subject, Doctrine of atonement;'
lesson text Hebrews X. Lilo.
Welcome Mission-W. E. Oakley, super
intendent. Gospel service 730, Charles r.
Rugg of Adams Square Baptist Church
in charge.
Greendale Peoples Church = G. TT.
Wright, pastor. 1880, preaching by pas
tor. - Sunday school 430, Jr Y p. S.
g e. 6, Sr. Y. p. S. G. E. Z, preaching
by pastor
Reform Club meeting in Curtis Hall, Y
M c. A. building, Pearl street entrance.
temperance address vocal and orchestral
music. cordial invitation to all.
First Presbyterian Church. Kilby street
Preaching 1890 and by Rev Andrew
| J. Bruckiacher of Brooklyn, N Y. S. s.
u. Z. p. S. C. E. 615.
New Church Rev. A. F. Frost viii
tpreach at 25 Day building at 10 As; sub
Iect How to gain spiritual life. = S. S.
The Tabernacle, 113 Main street-E. w.
Kenyon, pastor. 9.15 mems prayer
meeting. 1890, preaching 70. Bible
school $50, preaching; subject, Are the
promises given to the apostles for us?'
| 73O, preaching.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
The Greater Responsibilities Discussed at
the Convention in Washington.

nc greater hesponSibHities Discussed at
the Convention in Washington.
Washington. Oct. 21.-The increased
responsibilities of the Episcopal church
arising through the changed conditions
Of Cuba, Porto Rice. Hawaii and the
Philippines, were presented to the gen
eral convention today in the report of
the special commission to Investigate
the conditions of affairs in those outly-
ing islands. AS to Hawaii, the joint
committee reported that the status was
not simple one, owing to joint action
with the Church of England, which had
peen entered upon by agreement with
the late bishop of California
Concerning Porto E&co, the commit
tee reported that the existing political,
social and religious conditions were
such as to warrant immediate action
there 1t is reported, the report pro-
ceeds, that the educated classes have
broken away from the church of Rome
and are antagonistic to the priesthood.
The conditions in Cuba the committee
reported We're practically the same as
in Porto Rico.
The deputies disposed of the question
of marriage and divorce for this gem
eral convention by adopting resolu-
ton offered by Francis Lynde Stetson
Of New York. creating a special COM
mfttee of Is members, to whom are re-
ferred the entire subject, with instruc-
tions to report prior to the next general
convention. The bishops at their after
noon session agreed to the report, and
resolutions already before the deputies
relating to Cuba, Hawaii, Porto Rico
and other countries.
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I Praise We the Lord At the morning
service the pastor will make final re-
port. on the debt, All pledge cards should
preaching by s. futile. s. s. 70. Y. P.
1 3. G. E. 6.l5.
/ Covenant-Pastor, ]. III. Hurlbut. Serv-
ices 10. 40, preaching by Rev. T. II. Mat
thew: 6 missionary CONCERT; topic,
! Sandwich Islands," S. s. II.
Adams sanare-Preaching by the Rev.
6. q. 545.
Old South = Preaching q. 80 by pastor.
behind life scenes 7.S9, 'Watchman,
Sunday evening All welcome.
4 Emmanuel - George S. Dodge, pastor
10 80, sermon by the pastor, T. Bible
school. 5, Jr. Endeavor. G., Y. F. s. G.
e. Tbs, gospel service with sermon by
the pastor.
Belmont-Rev. Dr.. Mix, acting pastor
Morning worship 1890; subject of SER
mon, WHO touched me2" Evening serv-
I Ice q subject of sermon, 1.-THE jailer." S.
s. r.. C. E. 6.
| Hope-E. w. Phillips, pastor. Worship
| 10. 45; sermon by Rev. G. M. Pierce of
| Auburn. s. S. 12.15. j. G; e; a. G. e. g..
/ Gospel service Z; sermon by the pastor.
I1O.S0. Evening Z, ''The brevity Of life S.
| s. r. Endeavor 5.45.
Piedmont = Preaching by pastor 1890;
theme, -Four Sundays In Scotland; Scotch
ballads" S. s. 10. Y, p. S. G. E. GLE.
French Baptist, Beacon street-Preach-
ing 10. 80 and 6 by pastor. S. S. u.
4 Oak Hills. S. 8. Young peoples meet
ing $50 Preaching 7.30.
EPISCOPAL.
/ ST John's-Eliot White, pastor Holy
4 communion z 80. Morning service 1880.
" Evening
All Saints'-Alex, Fl. Vinton. d. D.. rec
| tor. Holy communion 7.S0. Morning
prayer and sermon 1890, Evening prayer
4.30. S. S. 3.
Cambridge streets-R Rector, the Rev. II.
i Hague. Services 1920 and Z. S. S. 1215.
i UNITARIAN.
Church of the understanding by Rev.
Theodore G. Williams IO.45. S. S. IL.
First-Austin S. Carver, minister. Serv-
ice As. S. S. II.
seuthnG W Kent. minister: Service
at noon. All seats free.
/ UNIvERSALIST.
First-A. Gunnison, pastor Preaching
80; topic, 1.-The prophets staff" Kin
dergarten 1870. S. S. II. Young people
meeting 5.
All Souls Norwood and Woodland
streets - NJ. II. Harris, ID. D., pastor.
10.3o, He was out in the field; The
FAMILY the STATE, IHe cnurcu. - D Y.
IJr. and Sr. Y. p. s. G. e. and 6. Kin
dergarten 1890
METHODIST.
Trinity-George w. King. Phi. D.. pas
tor. Preaching 10. 30, 1.-The duty and priv
ilege of living Z, "a twofold confess
Ision. "
Coral Street-Preaching by Rev George
q. Sanderson 10. 80. 9E,pworth League 8.
Gospel service q. Mr.. and Mrs. Park,
evangelists. will preach at each service.
land each evening during the week.
| Grace-W. T. Thompson, pastor. 1870,
old folks day with oetogenarian sermon
| by Rev. William Pentecost. r. Bible
study. 7, harvest concert.
Webster Square-Preaehing 0.30 and z 80
by pastor, Il. w Adams
Laurel street-Harvey H. Paine pastor.
Sermon 1870. S. S, rally IL, Children 8.
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WILLIAMS COLLEGE

Faculty Votes to Provide for Two or
More Cuban Students Each Year.
Williamstown, Oct. 21.--At the fall
meeting of the Williams college truss
tees, at che home of President Carter,
today, the proposed change in the cur
riculum was tabled, except that the
half year system of course of study
was adopted. A faculty recommended
ton was adopted, that the senior class
winner of the Clark scholarship be all
lowed to pursue a graduate course at
some other college. The faculty voted
to provide for two or more Cuban stud
ents each year, provided the conditions
were satisfactory to the faculty COM
mittee.
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AUCTIONS.
Desirable House Lot at Auction

MoHuay, OCT. Of, 1888,
At Y o'clock noon, on the premises, the
desirable lot situated on the corner of
Westminster street and Forest avenue,
Just off Lincoln street, at No. 129. The
above lot contains about AGO feet and be-
ing a corner lot in a first-class neighbor-
hood, where most people own the places
they occupy and from to minutes
walk from 2 lines of electric cars. makes
home or to buy for an Investment Any
ione looking for lot will do well to exam
inc this one. The highest bidder gets the
lot. Your price is our price, 50 be on
hand. Terms at sale $50 at sale For
particulars inquire Of the auctioneer
II. NJ QLEMEECE. Auctioneer.
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n Wood and Timber I 0TQ
4 AT AUCTION. hUIO

FRIDAY, Oct 2S, 1898, at 2 o'clock D. M.
on the premises, at the farm of the late
Asa Lamb, situated ti IN me southeast
Greenville, in Leicester, to Charlton De-
pot about miles from Spencer and Lei
cester Centres and about 2ls miles from
Charlton and Rochdale depots, on the.
Boston and Albany r. r., two lots of
land adjoining each other, and one bor-
dering on the Stiles reservoir. The above
are fine lots, the homestead lot about 20
acres, the Pollock lot about II acres, are
chiefly pine from 80 to 40 years growth,
and are considered by good judges to be
fine lots for any one in the wood and tim
Der business. and have only to be seen to
be appreciated. Terms at sale. On large
lot, 500 at sale; on small lot, $50 at sale.
For particulars inquire Of the subscriber
or auctioneer
MRS ELLEN L. DEMICK, Spencer.
Mass. IL. M. CLEMENCEs Auctioneer.
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FOR N0N-sUPP0RT.
Clerk Church of the Bay State House
Under Arrest

Edward L. Church, So years old, a
clerk at the Bay State House, was ar
rested yesterday by Inspector Stone, on
a warrant charging non-support of his
family.
Mrs. Church appears as complainant
in the case and alleges that she married
Mr. Church four years ago in Brook
lyn. Her husband deserted her some
time ago, leaving her and an 49,
months-old child without means of
support. She learned her husband was
in Worcester and followed him here,
locating him at the Bay State A law
yer was consulted and warrant issued
for Church's arrest
Late yesterday afternoon there was a
conference in the office of Chief Of
Police j. M. brennan, at which Mr.. and
Mrs, Church were present. AS a result
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DEATHS.

TIA'THAWAYT-In this city, 21st, Caroline
Garfield Hathaway, widow Of the late
DR.. John e. Hathaway.
Oct. 9th, at 70 O'Clock M
EEWIN-In POtsdam, N Y, 18th, Mrs
George Erwin formerly Mrs. Lucia r.
en-: Burial at Hope cemetery
HARR1N(iTON-In Everett, Mass, 18th.
Loammi Harrington formerly Of Wor-
ceSter rs yrs.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend funeral services at his late resid-
ence. 1913 Waverly street. Everett, Mass,
Saturday, at IL a. m. Prayers at Curtis
chapel, Hope cemetery, Worcester, on
arrival Of $40 p. m. train.
CLEVELAND-In this city, 21st Mary T..
1 mo. ] day
GAFFIELD- In this city, 21st, Caroline
Garfield, widow of John e. Hathaway.
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hart: 6, G. E. Z. preaching and gospel
service theme, Voices that speak to
Ius."
South--T. Richard Peede, pastor. 1926
and Z preaching by Rev. r. w Colegrove
Of Clark University. 10.45 THE gospel
Heaven; guilty Of one, guilty of all.
Adams Square j. S. Holmes, D. D..
pastor. Services 1O.45 and 4 s. S. IT,
/ Welcome to all.
Main street--Preaching by pastor, Lee
2. s. G. p: G.: Chinese. Bible school Z As
Subject 1890 Circles of truth" Evening
Subject, public servants.
Dewey Street-O. E. Mallory, pastor
Preaching 1890 and Z. Subjects: Morn
/ ing, Peace perfect peaee;' evening, "A
young woman who chooses wisely" S.
s. II. Y. P. S. g. e. 5.45.
Greendale Guy F. Wheeler, pastor
Preaching BY the pastor 10 80 and z. Bible
school u. Deaf mute class 3. Jr. c. E. A.
!, CONGREGATIONAL.
Observation-Disclosures McCullagh. d. ID
pastor. Preaching 1890 and by the pas
tor, "Resultso of persecution 1885, kinder
! garren in ladies' parlor. 5-45. Y. p. S. c.
E. meeting. S. s. Immediately after the
morning service.
i Lake yiew-John H. Matthews, pastor
Public worship 10. As. Bible school II. Jr
~. e. Hurlbut in exchange. Illustrated
missionary lecture on Hawaiian Islands at
4 Gas.
/ ParlS-Inman Wilcox, pastor Preaching
70. 80 and 7.30. u. S. s. 415. Jr. G. u,
5. As, 6r. G. Il. 80 topic. "Of such Is the
kingdom Of GOD; !" "A peculiar profile.
Bethany-A. G. TODD, pastor. Preach
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Dutch Bulbs.

$4,000 TULIPS, so varieties crocusss,
Narcissus, Hyaeinths etc. Plant now
and buy low. At headquarters rhaysn
the florist, s Ripley ST. Funeral do
signs and decorations for all occasions.
Telephone 1914.
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Covenant-Pastor, j H. Hurlbut. Serv-
ices 1915, preaching by Rev. T. II. Mat
thew. g. missionary concert; topic,
Sandwich Islands" S s. II.
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Adams Square = j. S. Holmes, D. D.,
pastor. Services 10.45 and Z. s. S. r..
Welcome to all
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South-T. Richard Peede, pastor. 1926
and z preaching by Rev. r. w Colegrove
of Clark University 10.45, 1.-THE gospel
leaven; guilty Of one, guilty Of all I"
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SUNDAY SERVICES.
Is under this head inserted as

es under this head inserted as
H.
lines, ri words, inserted free.
or three lines will be charged for at
rate of 5 cents per line.
4 order to insure insertion, notices
It Ise sent In not later than O'Clock,
day evening.
- BAPTIST.
Lincoln Square-F. d. Penney, pastor.
reaching 10. 80 by the pastor. subject,
The advent of Diety." 7, by. Rev. VIM.
earles of Auburn. N, T.; topic, "A voice
rom the prison" IL, pastors class Tor
ZEN. Bible schooll
First, Salem -suuare-S. b. Meeser, pas
pr; j. II. Bourne, associate pastor 10,
eesns prayer meeting. 1880 and Z, Wor.
ellp with preaching by the pastor. ~ ~
eeme, Success; what is it? 1.5V, Ine
Vakening of memory at Judgment ..
L. Kindergarten 1890 and II, IN YES
Christian Endeayor 6.l5.
iinsigamond Chapel of First Baptist
reh = S. b. Meeser, pastor, J II.
ufne, associate pastor. Worship with
ching by the associate pastor lO-Su
730 4l
ant Street = Woodman Bradbury,
Morning worship 1890; sermon
" to children 10. 30. Z THE curse
og." S. S. IL. G. e, 6. All well
Baptist Rev A. G. Thompson,
pastor. 10, morning prayer meet
80, preaching by Rev. Il. Look
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MARRIAGES.

GROSvBNoR-B ANcROFT-oot. 20, by
Rev. A. G. Todd, Clarence w, qroS-
venor of Leicester and Cora E. Ban
croft Of Worcester
By Rev. H. H. Paine, at tha parScnaga.
Oct. 30 Hiram B. Benedict Of WorceS -
and Mary E. Muffin of West BoylsteM.
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ing by pastor 1890. Evening service Z
thema IA call" s. s. II Y p C. e S

Pilgrim = The pastor DR.. Alexander
Lewis 1890, preaching; morning theme,
Praise We the Lord 2 At the morning
service tho pastor will make a final re-
port on the debt. Ali pledge cards should
be in by Saturday noon at latest. I,
preaching by s. futile. s. S. 70. Y. P.
3. C. E. 6.15.
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hart: 6, c. e. Z. preaching and gospel
service theme, Voices that speak to
us"
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and many other notables write
their names.
Read how a man saw things at "a
Fall Opening.
Read also Mrs. Du Puy's New York
Fashion Letter. She writes for
"Vogue" and The Sunday Spy.
There is a charming story Of New
Hampshire life, telling elbow Bet
ty Killed the Bear" And one Of
a Girl with a Pistol and Mortal
Dread of Fire Arms, who killed a
Fine Deer without knowing about
it.
Then there is another of those de-
lightful illustrated Trolley Ride
sketches, with side views of Brock
ton, Quincy and other places.
There are unique shows for a nickel
in Worcester that you will like to
read of, and something about
veritable and aged Hermit who
has lived and died hereabouts.
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Adams Preaching by the Rev.
VIM. q. Dodge 1915; topic, Two thrones"
Z, THE one throne" S. S. r. Y. P. S.
@. p. 5 As.
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SHOE SPECIALS.

Ladies Box Calf and Wei Kid Shoes
with bulldog and opera toe, dongola and
patent tip, in button and lace, sizes
from 21a to AZ, B, c, D and E widths,
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