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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-11
UNIVERSAL BROTHERHOOD.
Pub Entertainment Given In cOmm mora'Ion oi
the lie and Ncrk OH ?. BlanskI.

a public entertainment was given in
the hall OF the Universal Brotherhood
last evening. and the hall was very
prottily decorated. The affair was in
commemorauon Of the life and work of
H. p. Blavatsky the foun3er of the
Theosophicsl Society. The program was
as follows: Reading. india" by Mrs.
Frank Han: duet "The Girl I Loved in
Tennessee" by Edgar ". Peck and
Walter BoAa reading. "One of Jobs
ComfOTers" by Mrs Hall. solo. by
Walter Boss address on the life and
work Of II. p Blavatsky. by one of the
members of the society. either duet. 10y
Miss Loeiiler and Mr.. Mintze1: solo. by
Mr.. Edgar Peck. zither solo. by MIR
MiufZel
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ELL VETERANS MEET.
Slips Taken 10 Promo,e Greater Socisb lg ATo'g
Numbers Of the Organization.

The First Light Infantry Veteran as
sociation held meeting last evening,
Col. Gross presiding, for the purpose
of discussing plans for lettering tho
affairs of the organization. Col. Gross
made an address In which he said that
the association needed more SOciabil-
ity. lie advocated two meetings IN
stead of one each morth, the extra
one to- be for purely social purposes
Upon the suggestion of Col. II. +. Oh
ney an entertainment committee was
selected comprising for next MONTH
Mai. Belcher INeut. Swarts ana Pri-
vate Liscomb. who will prepare a pro-
gram. a new committee viii be ap-
pointed for each succeeding month.
The announcement was made that unl-
forms can be had for $50 each. proNld-
inc that % members would agree to
give orders. George a. Townsend was
admitted 20 membership
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WoMENS AUXILIARY OFY. M. C. A.
Conference Opened In The y M. C. A. fuldl'g
Ihls Morning RtosptOn Last EYenIng

The program Of the conference Of
Woman's Auxiliaries TO the Young
Mems Christian Associations OF Massa-
chusetts and Rhode Island, to be held
with the local auxiliary at the Y. Nj. c.
A. building, is as follows: For today
10 30 "A. m, praise service, orgamZa-
ton, address of welcome. response; 1880
Quiet hour, Rev T. b. Johnson, Lynn;
| 2:O0-Praise service; 2:15-Quiet half
! hour. Rev T. b. Johnson, Lynn; 2:45-
Paper, Demand of the Hour" MCs.
George Strong, Brockton; 3:l5-Paper,
| individual Responsibility in our
: Work" Mrs. Ella r. Leonard, Whitman;
4:00-Sectional COnfelences-Presid
I membership boys work. social work,
: devotional work, 7:30-Pralse service /;
7:40-Reponts of Sectional Conferences;
S:00-Address, Rev. r. NJ. Taylor, ID. D..
Cambridge.
ThuIsday-9, praise service; 9:10,
quiet hour. Rev. T. b. Johnson 1910,
paper. Success in Boys Work" Mrs.
John w. Little. Pawtucket; 1925, "A
Years Work by Districts" Mrs. G.. "A.
Brown. Everett: 1925. paper, The Ideal
Auxiliary" G. H. Peabody, South
bridge; paper, THE Idsal General Sec
retary," Mrs. II, f. Hall Taunton; pa,
per. THE Ideal Auxiliary Member,
Miss Daisy Raymond, Beverly; IL. dis
cussion of auxiliary reports; ?, praise
service: 210. paper volunteer Ser
vice" Mrs Ella NJ Sheath, Franklin;
2:30. state work; 2:45. business; B. clos
ing service, Rev. T. II. Johnson.
The reception committee consisting OF
Mrs. j. l.. Wilcox. Mrs. Cheney, Mrs
Benson and Mrs. W X. ter, was
kept busy at Y. NJ. G. A. hall last even
ing looking after the needs OF the visit
ing deegates. while those who assisted
i'm pouring tee and i'm serving refresh-
ments. Mrs Anthony, Mrs. La Bree and
Mrs. Vennerbeck. were also in demand
No formal program was arranged Tor
but instrumental selections by Miss
| Emma Williams and George Anthony
together with soprano solos by Mrs
Mabel Young caused time to pass
very pleasantly
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-11
CHURCH WEDDING.
Mss MahaI ChaCa and Mr.. Horace {. Pennington
unled al tha Church Of The tp pphanI.

The marriage Of Horace Il. Reming-
ton and Miss Mabel Chace. bo'h OF
Providence. took place at 1850 O'Clock
last evening at the Church of the Epi-
phany. the ceremony being performed
by the rector. Rev. Henry Bassett. Lt-
tie Ruth Remington attended the bride
and Miss Milner and Miss Alice Hath
away acted as bridesmaids
The ushers were Henry Babcoch,
Philip Chace. Clarence Rcmingtcn ana
Edward Clarke After the wedding a
reception was held at the Eloise from
S until 10 o'clock. and while the large
thronC Of invited guests were tender
ms their concentrations and pest
wishes 20 Mr. and Mrs. Remington the
Rhode Island Ladies' orchestra FUR
nlshed appropriate music The wedding
gifts were beautiful and numerous. the
most conspicuous one Of all being a
gold key for The house Of the groom on
Adelaide avenue. the gift Of Mr.. Rem
ington himself.
The newly married pair left last
evening on am extended wedding tour,
and they received a great send or
from their manv friends.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-11

Public story-tellers stilI earn a good
livelihood I'm Japan In Toxic COO of
them ply their trade. provided with a
small table. a fan AMI a paper wrap
per 10 illustrate and emphasize the
.S0nts OF their tales.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-11

The heart of a vegetarian beats on an
average OF fifty-eight 10 the minute.
that Of the meat-eater scventy-five.
This represents a difference OF 10000
beats In twenty-four hours.
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pIoplEs wan HApER s1oRE.
ss Prairie Ave, Corner Biaekstone 81.
"A C.cSON. PROP.

My stock Of Wall Paper and Mouldlngs ore
equal la quality and designs 70 my ~ wv lns
city, contractors ana properly h"iutts Ho
especially invited. 49,.
fiuuscpaiuung. decorating, khl-oh'nins.
and pnpsrhanainu Telephone cunnccuon
Orders by NAH promptl, attended 10
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-11

The conversion of the flintiest. rough
est limestone into soft, white wool Is
ne Of the wonders Of the century which
will shortly appear IN a practical way
20 the manufacturer.
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nhE OF TIE fREiTESI WONDERS

OF the age IS the Prov. .dence News CAL
culating Pencil. IL must he seen 10 be
appreciated. Call now at the News Of
fee. I Weybosset street. and you will
be interested as well as entertained.
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The trombone in the band.
John McCaughan got a six months
sentence IN the Sixth district court, to-
day, for being common drunkard.
A new fire alarm box. No. 357 has
been located at the intersection Oh
Morris avenue an-l Montague Street.
Annie Murray. alias Quigley % years
old, has been missing from NO 2lO
Benefit street. since IL a. m. Oct. 18th.
Patrick Mullen. So years old. residing
at No. $40 willard avenue. fell while
on that thoroughfare. yesterday, and
sustained cash on the back OF his
head.
Mary DELANEY. OF No. 20 Chapel
street. reports that a handbag was re-
Gently abstracted from her room, and
that with the bag she lost $50 worth OF
jewelry.
Richard L. Henry of Pawtucket, 10
years old. fell over pile of stones at
the corner of Orange and Middle
streets, yesterday. and sustained bad
cut on his forehead.
Hattie Marchant. % years old, was
taken ill in Cranston street electric
car No. So. at $3.50 last evening. She
was conveyed TO her home, No. 4S oil
yer Place. in the hospital ambulance
Dennis II. Mahoney. a patrolman a
hae CnGnsnnpd
failure to pull his boxes on time. Pat
rick j. Kearns has resigned. He Il
also said to have gotten badly in deb
and to have left his wife and four chill
dren in want.
The Primary Sunday School Teach
ers' Union will meet this week in tn
Young Women's Christian Association
building. corner Jackson and Washing
ton streets. Miss Roberta A. Robinso
of the Elmwood Congregational Tenn
pie will teach the lesson.
Dominica Antonelli Cornelius Love
less and Alberto Episito were befor
Judge Reuckert in the Juvenile coul
today as truants. Eplsto had broke
his pledge of probation and was take
on a capias. He got a two year ser
tence at the reform school. Antonelli
case was continued until Oct. nth an
that OF Loveless until Dec. 18th.
At a meeting OF the musical clubs 1
Brown university held yesterday after
noon the following officers were electe
for the coming year: w. l.. Clark. %
president; II. NJ. Hovey, 90 vice pres
dent; A. X. Potter, 'O2, treasurer; c. a
Reese, '02. secretary; Il. Kendall, o.
leader of the glee club; f. T. Otis, '0
leader a the mandolin club; n. ii. DeS
ter. '02, leader of banjo club.
John OConnor, of Woonsoclxet. wh
served in the First Rhode Island Reg
ment, being attached to the Hospit'
Corps, was married a few weeks ago
Boston. to Miss Eigo. They went {
housekes ping in Woonsocket. and o
Saturday last O'Connor came to Prov
idence and enlisted in the AID Unite
States Volunteers. He has left Rhod
Island for Fort Ethan Allen VI. Mrs
o'Connor will remain for the present &
Woonsocket.
Ernest Rogers. l3 years Old was be
fore the Juvenile court. today, for a
ASSAULT upon Jane Holt. who Is
years old. Rogers was tending COW
on an Oriental street lot yesterda!
one OF the cows trespassed upon Mr.
Holrs land. and when she drove II
COW off her premises Rogers threw
stone which struck and cut "a cash ,
her hand. II stitches being required
close the wound. Rogers Is refor
school boy. on probation. He was bou
over to the grand Jury IN 5000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-11

The Union Trust Company acts as trus-
tee for many bond issues and is registrar
of stock for various corporations.
If the services Of trustee under any
mortgage are needed consult the UnionTrust
Company. 1t will see that all the proceed
mos connected with the issue Of the pro-
posed security are regular and its charges
for the same will be reasonable.
UNION TRUST COMPANY,
1873 Weybosset Street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-11
TIE Tpoy.nsNCt NEyS

secured control ~ the sale OF one of The
most wonderful inventions in the CAL
culating Lead Pencil DnrJlt numbers
are instantly multiplied IL today
at the News Office : Woybosset street
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ynu WIlI M SURPRISED

ana Interested wi.h the News caiculat-
ing pencil. one Of the wonders or the
age II can be seen and bought only az
tho News Office. Z weybosset street.
Call tudav
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-11
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

PROVIDENCE OPERA Hoosh-
"The Sign OF the Cross"
- --:o:-
KEITHs NEW THEATRE-contiaa-
Gus performance.
-.o:--
EMPIRE-"Sowing the Wind"
-:o:-
OLYMPIC-"The Dainty Duchess
-:o:--
WESTMINSTER - Robes KIM cKer-
booker Burlesduers.
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RHODE ISLAND
LAW SCHOOL.
rssIONs HFLD IN TUE ENEN

SESSTONo HID ~ II. T.
FACILITY: Hon. Chas. T.. Gormon, Robert
w Iurhank Edwin ID. Bassett, Mc-srs Ea-
Ton Iittleficld, Jcnckes, stcnrnS, llllinghast,
sumner Rice and Stce'c. opens october 2
sand for catalogue or see the Dean, WM
GR.NT WEBSTER, III. NJ, Room COZ, Butler
Exchange Providence
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-11
THE WEATHER.

FaIr Tonight Followed BY Showers on THURSDAY
Light 10 Fresh SOuIherly Winds.
Washington. Oct. 11.-For New bng-
land: Fair tonight: showers lhuis
day; light TO fresh southerly wihus'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-11

" ncsdine prln'irz o Engraving,
ANY kind. see The y. =. Ryder Co, A. Washing.
ton, cor. Eddy. Best work; low prices
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-11

7 nave reduced the price % my regular
A 90 eyeglasses and spectaclcs To tl00, this
offer for 10 days only. For the next 10 days
sav examine eyes free mean n thorough
and accurate examination of each eve sepa-
rntely and satisfaction guaranteed.
No matter how much your vision is i'm.
paired n how many oculists and opticians
have given your case mp, will guarantee to
Improve your vision, provided there Is any
vision lcf'.
Astignatism and all errors OF rcfraction
scieuttncally corrected II YOU are troubled
With beadnches, or your vision blurs, II you
see double objects, II you are nery Gus and
forgetful You should be sure 10 call at my
store and have your ewes thoroughly and
accurately examined. Remem Der this offer
for 10 duvs only. | avn going 10 sell my reg.
ulnr az DO eyeglasses and spcctacles for 3 90.
They are the best quality lenses that are
made or manufactured.
Don't be humbuggcd into paying fancy
p,icrs for your glasses; 60 elsewhere and
cct their prices aud see their goods. and
thcn corpc and see mine.
Ooulists' prescriptions nled Rt one hall
the price other opticians charge.
emil nj my store VIII De sufficient guar
.nt.e that I mean just what ! say. Don't
forget the name aud numUtr, tor I am the
nnan Tint broke the price on Rlasse. in New
rnrk Providence ana Boston and a. all sue
ccssful business men are initiated, I am nc
s,ccntton. Mail order, given prompt ntten
ZION aud mailed Tree 90 any part OF the world
unon receipt of one dollar.
EDWARD <. DAM M ER 8,
2, Westnrinster ST.. Prov. r. ..
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N EW SEETS $

His days are given up TO play
And yet he oft complains
That life is full Of hardshlps ana
OF disconcerting strains.
While YOU and / are hard at work.
To desk or counter tied.
He plays away somewhere Dut 81"
He is rot satisfied.
He does not have to till the SOIL
or SAL before the mast;
He merely plays. and probably
Will erumble 10 the last
All. why should one 50 blessed coih-
Ilain?
He has eight children. and
Is but the little man who plays
The trombone in the band.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-11
MOTHERS CLASS,

Miss Fisher, in conpecton with her hin
dervnrten Training Glass, will give ten
wecks' course 10 young mothers. lnls class
will meet Mt Miss Fishers rooms on Wednes-
dav afternoons. beginning November Isl,
IS"2 'r,ha tuttion for the course win be 800.
Eor further particulars address MISS MARI'
LTTA FISHER, Bay side, r. J., until October
26th 1899.
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Marshall. who printed his book on The
Movable Chapel of TRANSPORTATION. IL
IL a. fOllOWS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-05-27
ROXALsksS*';'r:rS&
v ABSOLUTELY PURE
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
"

Mrs. c. r. Cook, Miss Vesta McCombs, MIR.
Joseph Reynolds, Mr. McCombs. Mr.. Frank
Cook, Havre de Grace Mr.. and Mrs Bennett
Steele, Miss Karsner, Chesapeake City; Prof
Leach, Holyoke. Mass. Hon. j. s. Writ,
Mr.. Haines, Elkton; Prof. Mckenzie,
LaurencevilIe, n. j.; Miss Hueling, and Miss
Truitt, Philadelphia; Rev. and Mrs. A. s.
Mowbray. Rev. and Mrs W. W. Shaw, Rev.
and Mrs A. NJ. Rich, Rev. P. P. Arnd, Mr..
and Mrs J. r. Buck, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Rowland. Mr. and Mrs, I. G. Bond, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. b. Steele, Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Row
land Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Hopkins, Mr. and
Mrs. Edw. Rowland, Mrs. Jane A. Gerry,
Mrs. G. NJ. Head, Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Abra-
hams, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Nesbitt. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. b. Abratams, Mrs. John McClenahan,
Mrs. Reckafus, Mr.. and Mrs. John McClena-
nan, Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Vanneman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emory McClenahan, Mrs. Ransom. Mr..
and Mrs j. Snyder. Mr.. and Mrs. II. r.
Cameron, Mrs. Ramsey, Mrs. Brickley, Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. McCIenahan Mrs. Everist,
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. G. White, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kimble. Mr. and Mrs. W. w. DAVIS, Mrs
Shure. Mrs. Pugh, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Stephenson. DIR and Mrs. r. E. Cromwell
DR.. AMI Mrs. S. G. Fisher, Mr.. aud Mrs
Wilbur Kidd. DR.. and Mrs II. W. Hopes
Mr. and Mrs. Willy; Misses Annie Glchrist
Bessie Pugh Marie Barry, Margaret Vanne-
man, Clara Mann, Ida Gerry, Annie Lawton,
Katherine Hodge, Nanette JeWet. Annie
Smith. Mary, Virginia, Esther and Florence
Bond. Florence Snyder, Virginia Abrahams,
Florence McFarlanc, Alice Gardner, Helen
Shaad. Margaret Evans Florence Gerry. Hnr-
riet Wilde. Helen Hunt. Merthyr Evans, Cor.
nelia Abrahams. Florence Mccullough. MAY
Pennington, Virginia and Belle Nannemau.
Myrna Tomkinson, Caroline Burnite, Jane
Eayre. Nan aud May Oaklord: Messrs. ]. j.
French. H. N Gerry, Irwin France, f. T
Swan, Philip Bond. Philip Cameron. Joseph
Everist, Roy Snyder, Rowland Clapp, DR..
Harry Clemson.
The graduating class was entertained on
Wednesday evening by Mrs. Aldrich and
Miss Barnard.
One of the greatest treats ever given the
students of the Jacob Tome Institute, was
given them by Mrs. Tome this afternoon. 1t
was delightful concert in the Assembly
Hall of the Jacob Tome Institute.
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WOODLAND NEWS.
WOODLAND, May 26. 1859.

NOoDLhWN, May 20, 1919.
a special sermon will he delivered by Rev.
G. j. Bowman next Sunday morning in
Hopewell Church to the G.. a. Il. Post Come
one and all.
The festival held at Asbury on Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings, was well attended.
Mr. and Mrs. ], V. Wells returned to Phil
adelphia on Monday morning.
Master Howard Barnes is very i'll with
typhoid fever.
\ company from Hopewell Church consist
ing of twenty-seven, visited tho Rev. and
Mrs j. II. GeoghcgaD, of Cherry HILL last
Saturday.
Miss Kate Hodee, Of North East is Mt the
home of Mrs. G. S. Abrahams.
Mrs Bella Barnes was called to Baltimore
on Monday by the extreme illness OF her hus-
band, Mr.. William L. Barnes. He died Tues
day at 6 m, and was buried at Hopcwell
on Friday. We extend our sympathy to the
bercavcd friends.
A very pretty wedding was soemnized in
HOpewe!l Church, on Thursday. at II 30 p.
m. Tho contracting parties were Miss Flor
ence Bowman, daughter Of Rev. G. d. Bow
man, and DR.. Jones, Of Gunsboro, Md.
Mr., James Linton died Wednesday morn
ing from lingering illness Of consumption,
at his home, near WoodIawn camp ground.
The funeral will be held Saturday.
Mr. James Brlckloy, of DIN, Iowa, is visit
ing relatives in this neighborhood.
The Presiding Elder DR.. Watt will preach
Sunday night at Hopewel.
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BAY VIEW ITEMS.
BAY VIEW, May &c. 1899.

John Graham, is visiting relatives here.
The trustees of the church are making
arrangements for necessary repairs to the
building. A new fence is being erected
around the cemetery.
VIM. Johnson moved into his new house at
Gilpins Falls on Thursday.
Daniel Turner, of Philadelphia, who re-
Gently purchased the Providence Wooden
Mills, took possession this week.
John +. johnson, our millwright and
machinist is converting the old Maffitt mill,
near North East, into a paint factory.
Bay View Sunday School will hold the r
annual festival on Saturday, June Sd, and
Chillren's Day service on June 18th.
Qnite delegation from here attended the
G. E. Convention at Elkton on Wednesday
and Thursday.
VIM, Miner, Baltimore, is building new
house hear mere. Matthew Russell is also
building II new house. VIM. Abrams is build
lug an addition to his barn, and J. I. Reed
will soon erect a new barn on the site of the
one destroyed by cyclone last fall.
Robert NJ Trimble, of Bay View, spent
Sunday at the home of John I. White, in
Chester county. Pa.
Mrs. Robert Trimbe, of Bay View, who
has been critically i'll, is now much improved
ana is fast recovering.
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ROWLAND LILLE ITEMS.
ROWLANDYLLE. MAY 2G

RowLANDvILLE, May 26, 1899
Miss NJ. Ldie Stewart is visiting her sister
in Philadelphia
William b. Gillespie is building new
house on his far trnanted by Reese Barber
Mr.. W. r. Barrett has assumed charge o.
the station. He ia an obiging and courteous
clerk
William r. West has Just completed addi-
placed new and improved machinery therein
and is prepared to DO ali kinds of work.
George Chr~trs name is frequently men.
toned rs he nominee on the Republican
ticket for the trea.urrr'- Office He is n pop.
ular business man an would conduct the
office in II manner highly creditable to the
public.
Justice of the Peace Joseph p Cutler
heard an interesting ease on "Wednesday
morning at Couowingo where he has an office
over DIR. Ragan's drug store. The parties
concerned were of the coiOrel contingency
near Mt. Lnar Church, and lively time was
experienced, The result was that Mrs Har-
riot Jones was fined So and costs for assault
upon Mrs. Mamie Haines. This by no means
settled the ease as Mrs. Jones in the after
noon brought suit against Mrs Haines for
assault and battery before Squire Brown, of
Port Deposit, who. upon hearing the evil
dence, dismissed the ease and placed Mrs.
Haines under bond of $500 to keep the peace.
Rev. Mr. MullOy our generous and much
beloved pastor, gave the children comprising
the Sunday chool splendid treat on Friday
evening last in the basement of the church.
lee cream. cake and lemonade were readily
disposed of.
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IRON HILL NEWS.


IRON HILL. MD. May &c, 1899.
Mrs William b. Walton and daughter, have
returned from visit to Baltimore.
Mr.. Charles Strayer is spending the sum
mer with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walton.
Mr.. John Hoffecker and John Wesley and
Miss Hattie Hoffecker have returned to their
home in Wilmington after Il visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Walton.
There will be a flag raising at Iron Hill
on Saturday next. Appropriate ceremonies
will be neld.
OTIS Chapel Sunday School will hold their
annual festival on June !.
l. X. Walton visited Wilmington, Monday
last.
Miss Mamie Grass, OF Wilmington. visited
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lambert, last week.
James Neary, OF Chester, visited here on
Wednesday last.
Welsh Tract Baptist Church is holding it,
Big Quarterly meeting. A large number of
Baptists are visiting here and the meet
ings are said to be large.
Mr.. Job Frazer is still very i'll.
The Iron Hill Neversweats will play the
Elkton Junior base ball team on Saturday
afternoon next in No. / race track.
Daniel Kesz is painting in Newark.
Mrs Harry Conner. sister OF Charles
Walton. died at her home in Salem. y j.,
uu "Wednesday last Mrs. Charles WultDn
went over Thursday morning.