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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-01-27

1t was the Norfolk Landmark, not
the Statesville Landmark, from which
we m.ade a quotation yesterday with
reference to the speech of Mr.. Joseph
Bryan at Boston.
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Mr.. Hanna has moved from his hotel
to escape the Ohio office-seekers and
now sleeps in the White House. Why
not? He is the real President and
shoHld be close at hand.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Under the provisions of n deed o.
mortgage executed by ]. w. Bridgcrs
to l.. WOOdlief and registered in the
office of the Register of Deeds of Wax,
county, in book 1856, page 341, the under
signed will expose to public sale, Mt IN,
county court house door, in the city o
Raleigh, on Wednesday, February BIRD
1885, at II O'Clock M, n certain trae
of land in New Light township, Wake
county, adjoining the lands of Robt. II
Hight, deceased ]. n. lowry and ota
erS and bounded as follows: ON tn,
east by the hand formerly belonging {
RObt. III. Hight, ttseeea sesl ,g3on She south
by the land OF ]. ~ IsowySs 81 the west
by Neuse rivefs ana ON Ntlie north hN
New Light creek, containing l12 acr~
more oFless, being the place purchased
by said Brtlgers of T.. Woodlief.
The note secured by the above mort
gage has been assigned TO che National
Bank OF Raleigh.
Terms OF sales Cash. #t4
l.. WOODL1EF, Mortgage.
A, H. DAVIS,
i. A.. DAVIS,
Trustees and Attorneys Ia fact of /,
Woodlief, Mortgagce, ~
G. Nj. BuSBDE, Attorpey
January 10, lSDS,
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TWO OF A KIND.
Charlotte News.)

Judge Robinsons justice may he of
the same brand as Mr.. Robert Hancock's
morality.
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Why NOT OTHERS ?

s'p 80 81 - w. y Wv
Several townships in Buncombe coun
ty have raised SLIGO by private sub,
;criptions to iengthen the terms of their
cubic schools. Under the terms of the
act. which was voted down last An
gust. any district or township. increas.
ng its fund for the public school eth
n by taxation or private donation, re
elves from the State treasury sun
equal to the additional amount raised.
Thee vote i'm August demonstrate
ahat with the present conditions ans
management the people were not will
ing to vote an increased tax. The ac
ton of the Bnnc0mbe townships is
rood precedent that ought to be follow.
a in every township where the schools
are in the hands of competent anf
atriotic committeeman.
The State gives one dollar for every
lollar contributed. here is an incentive
20 make tAe public schools efficient.
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"My wife mad severe attacks of rheu-
matism Gout. / used Goose Grease
Eminent with marvellous results.
CAPT. Il. J. FISHER,
"Prop. Benbow House"
Tow
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The New York World has a cartoon
shat illustrates 1t has a millstOne OF,
which is written. Wages 5000 pc
week" on which lies the PROSTATE body
IF stricken operative in a New Englane
cotton mill. This is the ~'nether mill
stone" On the body of the stricken is
j heavy upper minstoae" MASKING the
life ont of the poor fellow. On This is
Inscribed 10 to 16Yper. cent dividends.
There's more proof in this picture OF
the failure Of high tariff to help tbs
working man than in column of ar
gunent -.
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The News and Observers telephones:
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Entered Mt The postofiice ut Raleigh,
n. c., as second-class matter. "a
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Jan. 22-tf.
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Office: News and Observer Building,
Fayetteville Street.
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE.
Per Year ....s.........,,.. S.O0
Six Months l......,..,........ 800
Always payable strictly in advance.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-01
NEW Y. M. G. A. BUILDING.
Nothing Definite Yet Done with Ref
erence to 1t.

II. C. Shaffer. A. w. Dickson and
Il. l.. Fuller, of the executive board Of
the Young Mems Christian association,
met yesterday afternoon to discuss
ways and means for getting a start
made on the reconstruction Of a build
ing. They decided to call a meeting
of the directors this evening, but af-
terward concluded to have the meet
ing later in the week.
The sentiment is largely in favor of
selling the Wyoming avenue site and
selecting a suitable place on Washing
ton avenue. Some months ago Real
Estate Agent Hogate was empowered
to sell the site, but up to date nothing
has come of it. A large amount of
money is needed for the building fund.
They determined to try and raise $780,
600, but have succeeded only half way.
Still they hope by hard and systematic
work to accomplish the undertaking.
When they see their way clear to go
ahead with rebuilding all architects
who desire may send in plans, and the
best set will be selected. The work of
the association has been very much
hampered by not having a building.
As yet nothing definite has been done
with reference to the Wyoming ave-
nue. site.
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HALLOWEEN AFFAIRS.

The annual Halloween celebration
did not create much trouble in West
Scranton last evening, in fact, but
little notice was taken of II. That
little was confined to the younger chill
dren who clothed themselves in all
sorts of nondescript clothing and pa
raded about.
OF course some doors were banged,
some tick -tacks were placed and some
gates removed. Others would have
been removed had not the owners TAX
en- care of them. There were no pub
lie affairs of any kind and few pri-
vate ones, Altogether few annual cell
ebrations of this kind have been 50
quiet as was last evenings observance
of Hollowe'en.
Miss Jessie Denike, OF 12G North
Bromley avenue. entertained a large
party of her friends at her home last
evening in honor OF Halloween. Miss
Denike arranged her affair after a
unique manner, The guests were all
in masque. and for several hours the
greatest of fun ensued. all being in
pantomine. Music was provided for
dancing, and Frank Heberling gave
several guitar and harmonic selections
At a seasonable hour refreshments
were served.
Those present were: The Misses Della
Davies, Minnie Champion, Nellie Horn
baker, Minerva Sand. Myrtle Van
Gorder Elizabeth Moyle, Agnes Scrine
Villa Knapp, Verna Lewis, Helen Da-
vies, Elizabeth Fennick, Jennie Wool
baugh, Edith and Emma Kronk: Bert
Sherman, V. p. Long, Jack Shopland
Harry Randolph, Beverly Reynolds
Bert Fern, William Stanton, George
Winans, Bert Hamry, Bezaleel Brown
The members of the 1. II. w. circle
of the Hampton Street Methodist
church entertained their friends an6
patrons at a Halloween social held
last evening at the residence of Mis-:
Phoebe George, of 1l24 Luzerne street
Many amusing diversions were pro
Vided and refreshments were served.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-01
SOUTH SCRANTON.

Richard Callary, prominent citizen
of the Twentieth ward, aud John II.
Lavelle, his neighbor were arrested
yesterday on warrants issued by AL
derman Rudy on information given by
Thomas Barrett. Mr.. Callary was
charged with assault and battery, SELL
ing liquor without license and selling
on Sunday. Lavelle was accused of
assault and battery and threatening to
Kill. When they were arraigned FOR a
hearing last night the prosecution failed
to appear. consequently the prisoners
were discharged
committee OF young ladies COM
pr!sing Annie Hartman, Katie Fickus
Minnie and Carrie Rosar and Annie
RAIDER managed a Halloween party
held last night at Miss Hartmans home
on Cedar avenue.
Valentine Glaab, Of TIC Beech street
and David Refine, OF 1907 STA ord ave-
| nue., were taken before Alderman Len
tes lest night on warrants issued al
! the instance Of Mrs, Emma Fritz, o.
l0l6 Maple street She alleged that the
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PERSONAL. MENTION.

Miss Anna Richards. Of EiN-'ton, is
spending a few days at the fi.mc of
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Harris, OF North
Bromley avenue.
John Cronin, OF Nanticokc, has re-
turned home from u visit on this side.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Thompson. Of
Elmhurst, have returned home from a
visit here.
Miss Catherine A. Rogan, of Merld-
ian street, is home from a visit at
Boston.
Police Lieutenant John Davis, OF
North Sumner avenue, Is slowly re-
covering from II serious illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah PaF OF North
Lincoln avenue, are visiting friends in
Portland, Pa.
Mrs. Emil Smith and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth. of Rebacca avenue. are vis-
itirg in Philadelphia.
Miss Mabel Longcorc, of Philadel-
phia, has returned home from a visit
with MIR. and Mrs. Max Hummer, of
North Lincoln avenue.
Miss Edith Richards, of Scranton
street, is visiting in Philadelphia.
Miss Florence Fuller, OF Beach
Haven, is a guest of Mrs. II. Mason. of
Twelfth street
Druggist d. NJ. Jones, of South Main
ave nue., is home from business trip
to Philadelphia.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-01
PECKVILLE.

Yesterday morning an Erie special,
consisting of two cars filled with Erie
officials from New York, passed over
the Delaware and Hudson from Car
bondale to Jessup junction, point one
half nile north of this place. The
Officials. after viewing the proposed
new route to connect the Delaware and
Hudson with the Erie and Wyoming
Valley decided to have the new branch
put in at once The distance from the
Delaware and Hudson tracks to the
roint where connections with the Erie
and Wyoming Valley is to be made is
IS, 900 feet. Work will be commenced
at once as the branch must be ready
for business on Jan. l, 1899, at which
date the Delaware and Hudson will
close down its gravity railroad and be-
Gin its shipments over the Erie via
Jessup junction.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odist Episcopal church will meet at
the church parlors Wednesday after
/ noon for the purpose of electing officers
for the coming year. All members are
earnestly requested to be present.
The obsequies of Verne Page. son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Page. of Maple
street. took place Sunday afternoon at
| 2.30 o'clock. The services We're held at
| the baptist church, Rev. J. s. Thomas
! officiating. Interment was made in the
| family plot in Union cemetery.
Mrs. Halsey LathrOp Is spending a
| few days at Honesdale.
ReEular meeting Of the Order East
ern star will be held this evening at
| their rooms in the Ledvard building.
Nessrs. George Earnest and Ralph
| Wescott are spending a few days hunt
| ing at GlerwoOd.
| Miles Dikemnn, Of p'ttston. passed
| Sunday with his mother, Mrs Dixie
| man, Of Hickory street.
@. y. SecOr paid Scranton friendly
| visit Yesterday,
| Councilman James w. Smith was a
| Carhondale visitor yesterday.
The stone work on the new hridgr
on South Main street has been finished
bv the commissioners. and Il now reefs
with the borough to I'll in and finish
up the job.
| II the parties who advertise for land
for foctorv purposes will communicate
| with the secretary Of the Blnkely bor-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-01
YESTERDAYS DEPOSITS.

Still up to the usual standard were
yesterdays deposits from the public
schools on this side, who have the
savings fund accounts in vogue. The
deposits for each room and school
were as follows:
For public school. No. IS, David
owens, principal, $3.50: Miss Martha
Watkins, 46 cents; Miss Eliza Lewis,
25 cents: Miss Alice Evans, 10 cents:
Miss Bertha Kelly, s13l: Miss Nette
Richards, s1.63: Miss Nellie Kelly,
S1.67; Miss Catherine Phillips, is cents;
Miss Sarah Mcdonald, As cents: Miss
Eliza Price, S5 cents; Miss Mary Har-
ris, 20 cents; grand total, $l1.o1.
For public school No. 80, IL. J.. Nor
gan, principals; Miss Jane Fellows,
s1.S2; Miss Kate Mullen, 80 cents; Miss
Mary Ruddy. IS cents; Miss Mary T..
Maghran, II cents: Miss NJ. w.
Vaughan, s2.29; Miss Margaret Lewis,
30 cents: Miss Sarah O'Connor. SO
cents: Miss Mary Carpenter, 40 cents;
Miss s. Warner, S5 cents; grand total,
1927.
For public school No. 10, Miss Jo-
sephine ID. Lees, principal, $1.24; Miss
Agnes Murray. II cents; Miss Norma
Nichols. 9S cents: Miss n. Beamish.
20 cents; Miss Morgan, IL cents Miss
Flynn, $3.50; Miss Agnes Evans. 81
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ough board OF trade, Peckville, they
will learn some thing to their ad-
vantage.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Taylor We're the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Aid
rich, of Scranton. Sunday
Mrs. William Frear visited at Scran-
ton yesterday.
Thomas Walker. who has been work.
ing at Wilkes-Barre the past six
months, has returned home.
Will j. Mcconnell last evening lee
tured on the Experiences of My
Wife's Husband" This closes the
series of the Mcconnell meetings. A
large number of people have signed
the pledge since the meetings began.
Miss Mable Wescott, of Glenwood.
who has been visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. .. Broad. returned
home yesterday.
Mrs. j. B. Grover is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Croop, of Berwick.
Miss Mary Chapman is very i'll at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Cow
an, of Hickory street.
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this vicinity who will be greatly panied
to hear OF her death. The funeral will
take place Wednesday morning. The
remains Will be taken to Kizertown on
the morning train over the Erie and
wyoming Valley railroad, where inter-
ment will be made
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Dunmore Electric Light
Heat and Power company, held Satur-
day evening, the following officers were
elected for one term: President, M. j.
Murray; Vice-president, Victor Bur-
schel; treasurer, p. d. Manley; secre-
tary, Frank Cullen; directors. Andrew
j. Murray, +. ID. Manley, Ralph Whit
ers, NJ. j. Murray, Edward Conway,
Victor Burschel, John Carney, Frank
Cullen and Thomas Mullen.
At meeting Of the Dunmore Elec-
| trio, Light, Heat and Power company
| held Saturday, the following officers
were chosen: President, VI. !. Muir
ray: vice president, Victor Eurschel;
| treasurer. I. d. Manley; secretary,
| Frank Cullen; directors, Andrew j.
| Murray l.. y. Manlcy, Ralph VIM
| ters, NJ. j. Murray, Edward Conway.
| Victor Burschel, John Carney, Frank
! Cullen, Thomas Mullen.
| Misses Mae and Agnes O'Hora, of
Ward street, were rendered a Hal
lowe'en party by a large number of
| friends last evening. The night was
passed In the usual way, playing games,
! etc, until midnight, when lunch was
! served. Those present were Misses
| Kate Snyder, Maggie Richards. Nellie
! Monahan. Grace Carney, Tessie Nc
| Hugh, Tessie Lyons, Hllda Meade, b,
! Mahady, Kate Kelley, Kate O'Nell
/ Rose and Celia Mcdonnell. Mary Cum
| ningham, Mary Armstrong, Mary Rig
! by Messrs. Daniel McClimer, James
and George Wilson, James Monahan
James Walsh, William Stewart, Rob
ert Travis, Frank Farrell. Harry Gold
en-, Barney Lyons, Joseph McHale, Jo-
seph Gibbons, Thomas O'Malley, Ches'
ter Mason, John Flack, Edward Doud
| and Arthur Greene.
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NORTH SCRANTON.

The invincible Star basket ball team
of this end are keeping up their good
record right along. Last night they
added another victory to their ervi-
able list of victories by defeating a
team from the South Side. This makes
the tenth consecutive victory. They
have yet to meet defeat. The game
last night was close ana hard fought
The score at the finish stood to 0
in favor of the Stars. On next Mon
day night the Pittston team. cham
pions of last year, play the Stars in
Company II armory.
John Burke. Tommic Burke, John
McCarty, Henry Pedley and william
Hughes, young boys, were arraigned
before Alderman Roberts yesterday af-
tcrnoon OH the charge of malicious
mischief. The youths have been dis
gracefully conducting themselves by
disturbing the sessions at No. "A
school on Perry avenue. The alder
man gave them severe reprimand
and warned them if they are brought
before him again severe punishment
Will be meted out to them. They
promised to be better and were dis
charged.
Cards announcing the coming mar
riago of Charles Beebe and Miss Kate
keenan,, have been issued.
Miss Name Davis, of Spring street,
has returned from Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. James 7. Williams. of
Charles street, are rejoicing over the
arrival of daughter.
Rev. and Mrs. George f.. Guild are
entertaining Mrs. Fannie Twaddell and
children, of Walton, N. Y.
Nelson Gillespie, of Oak street, has
returned to New York city, after Wis
iring here.
George Mahey has accepted a posi-
tion on the clerical force of Fenner &.
Dickerson.
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men entered her premises early yester-
day, and when she ordered them to
leave they bcame abusive and called
her vile names. Sufficient evidence vas
not produced at the hearing to sub
stantiate the charges and the men were
discharged with reprimand.
Miss Emma SCheucn, daughter of
Charles Scheuch, save a party to her
friends at her home, $50 Birch street,
yesterday afternoon. The affair was in
honor OF the twelfth anniversary OF
her birth. About forty of her friends
were present and the afternoon was
passed In happy manner.
The initiative of the series OF winter
concerts 70 be given by the Scranton
Sacngerrunde will be held in Matters 9
hall tonight The German Comedy
company will produce in three acts
Sweet Henry" Dancing will follow
the conclusion of the comedy.
Misses Ella and Lizzie May, Of Pros
pect avenue. entertained large num-
Der of friends at their home last night.
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Mailcarrier Eleazer d. Evans, of 22S
North Main avenue, is today just flf-
teen years old in the service of Uncle
Sam as a carrier in the Scranton de-
partment. His fellow-carrers thought
this a fitting excuse to exhibit their
esteem for him, so last evening they
went to his home while he was absent
and upon his return he was completely
surprised.
Greetings being done with, John II
Phillips in few happy remarks made
known to Mr.. Evans the object Of their
visit, their esteem for him and their
wishes for his future happiness He
also referred to the fact that there are
only three other carriers and one clerk
still in the service here who started
about the time Mr. Evans did. These
were Carriers Armit Thomas. David H.
Jenkins and himself (Mr. Phillips) and
Clerk Louis Schautz. Mr.. Phillips then
introduced Armit Thomas.
In a short address Mr.. Thomas, in
behalf of his fellow-carrers, presented
Mr.. Evans with handsome easy chair
as a small testimonial of their regard
Mr.. Evans responded in accepting, but
speech was difficult owing to his emo
tion. Mr.. Thomas also handed Mr..
Evans half-doZen solid silver spoons,
a gift from Postmaster Ezra II. Ripple,
who could not be present. Assistant
Postmaster Powell sent regrets. Chief
Clerk Louis Schautz was called upon
and told of the early days of the SER
vice, he having been seventeen years
in various capacities in this same office.
Remarks We're also made by Superin-
tendent of Carriers w. ID. Roche and
E. d. Jones. who is next in point OF
service to the four above named, also
made remarks at this time. During
the course of the evening others made
short addresses, and solos We're sung
by p. II. Warren and Elias Williams.
A bOuntiful repast was served at a
seasonable hour, Mrs Evans being as
sisted by Mrs. d. Il. Thomas, Mrs. w.
G. Price, Mrs. Reed Sivelly, Mrs. p. II.
Warren, Mrs. w. c. Brunning. Mrs.
John Bradley, Mrs. John Evans and
Miss Elizabeth A. Evans.
Those present We're: William d.
Morgan, E. d. Jones. j. H. Phillips
Eleazer d. Evans J. p. Foster, Joseph
Shields, William Moser. Howard Kelly
Leopold Johler George A. Jones. Armit
Thomas, Gus Maghran, NJ. OMalley
John T. Malonev, David Reese, John
r. Thomas, Thomas o. Williams. Argus
Jenkins, Thomas r. Jones. John Nc
Conough, Elmer L. Affiick, Richard
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pOWEII.CoLLE NuPT1ALs.

The marriage OF Miss Gertrude
Powell to Harry a. COLE, is announced
to have occurred last Wednesday even
ing at the residence Of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ebenezer Evans.
of 13i North Main avenue. The cere-
morv was witnessed by only the i'm
mediate relatives Of the contracting
parties and Rev. j. Il. Sweet, of the
Simpson Methodist Episcopal church,
otjiciated.
Both young people are well known
on this side. Mrs Cole is a popular
young lady in her set. Mr.. Cole is
employed at the Scranton stove works
and Is an active member of the Col
umbia Chcn,ical company. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cole will reside with the lat
ter's parents for a time.
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THE QUIET HOUSE.

oh, mothers, worn and weary
With cares that never cease,
With never time for pleasure,
With days that have no peacei
With little hands to hinder,
And feeble steps to guard,
With tasks that lie unfinished,
Deem not your lot too hard.
/ know a house where playthings
Are hidden out of sight;
No sound OF childish footsteps
Is heard from morn till night;
No tiny hands to litter,
That pulls things all awryi
No baby hurts 70 pity
As the quiet days go by.
And she, the sad-eyed mother
What would she give today
To feel your cares and burdens.
To walk your weary way?
All! happy she, yea blessed,
Could she again but see
The rooms all strewn with plaything
And the children round her knee!
Mrs. VI. +. Juhu, in Montreal WitnCs
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-01
WATCHMAN LYNCH INJURED.
Struck by a Car While v alking
Close to the Track.

James Lynch, of 122 Broadway, a
watchman at the South mill, was Sc
riously injured last evening by being
struck by cars on the Delaware and
Hudson railroad near the Steel Works
station,
He was walking close to the rails as
a train passed along and one of the
cars struck him on the shoulder and
Knocked him down the embankmeut
He sustained a broken shoulder blade
and other severe injuries.
After being removed to his home DR..
J. p. Walker. of Bellevue, was sum-
moned and attended to Lynch's in
,uries. The latter is over 60 years OF
age
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-01
OBITUARY..

Mrs. Ellen Dougherty died suddenly
at her home, 613 Mineral street. Sum
day night She is survived by seven
children, who are Mrs. M. f. Flaherty,
Mrs. ]. +. McHale, Mrs. o. T. Burke,
Miss Anna Dougherty, Richard F.
Dougherty, John j. Dougherty and
Michael Dougherty. The funeral will
take place tomorrow morning at 3
o'clock. Services will be held at St.
Peters cathedral
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-01
MINOR NEWS NOTES.

The funeral of the late Thomas d.
John will be held this afternoon from
the residence, 1f3 South Everett ave-
nue, at 2.30 o'clock. lnterment will be
made at the Washburn street ceme-
terry.
Simpson chapter, Epworth league, of
the Simpson Methodist church at a
recent meeting. adopted resolutions of
regret anent the death of Private
Frank +. Keith. of Company a. Thir-
teenth regiment. Mr.. Keith was an
active and beloved member of the Ep-
worth League. The resolutions We're
ordered spread upon the minutes and
a copy sent the bereft parents.
The regular business meeting of the
Senior Christian Endeavor society of
the Plymouth Congregational church
will be held this evening. All men,
bers are requested to attend. business
of importance is to be considered.
The members Of the First Welsh
Congregational church are busily pre-
pairing for u grand social and enter
tainment which will be conducted at
the church Monday evening. Nov. IA.
Vocal and instrumental selections and
recitations will be given.