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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-17
CLAIMED TO BE ROBBED.
A Warren Man Charges a Liquor Deal
erwin Taking His Money.

Charles Victor Palmer, a SweGe,
claiming Warren as his home walked
into station 1 this morning and told
Lieut. Johnson that he had been robbed
of 1925 by N. Nilsson, one eff the proprie-
tors Of Nilsson and Holmberg's saloon
ct 80 Spring street
His story was that last evening he
went into the saloon on Spring street
about 1890 o'clock at the suggestion of
a policeman, and asked Nilsson to
change a $40 gold piece for him. In
getting the gold piece out of his pocket
book, he says he exhibited a roll of
bills amounting to $125. Later when
the saloon was closed Nilsson walked
with him to the Prentice House on the
corner Of Spring and Front streets
where he had engaged room for the
night, and when Nilsson got in the room
with him he took the money.
The officers who patrol that district
are of a different opinion, and say that
Palmer is not telling a straight story.
officer John OConnor first saw the
man on Front street shortly before he
went into the saloon, and was asked
by him where he could find a man
who spoke the same language as him
self. He was directed by the officer
to wait for Mr.. Nilsson. He was next
seen by officer Mcleod in the saloon
Nilsson left the place with him, and
Palmer asked him to go to his room
as he thought he would not be able to
find it himself Nilsson went up stairs
with him, and had hardly got out of the
room before Palmer rushed out, say
ing that he had been robbed. He told
officer O'Connor at that time he had
been robbed of 500, and added $25 tc
the amount when he got to the sta
ton
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-17
Margaret Dumore
Dies at Her Home
in Millbury.
.FIfTY-TWO YEARS A RESIDENT.
Interesting Lecture Course
of Young Peoples
Society.

Millbury, Oct. 16.-NIrs. Margaret Du-
more. for 50 years resident Of Millbury,
died at the home of Edward Trombley,
Canal street, this morning, at 10 o'clock.
She had been sick about four weeks. She
was born in Canada 81 years ago and
came to this town when 29 years Of age
and has lived here ever since. Mrs. Du-
more was married when she was % years
of age. She leaves three daughters, Mrs.
Frank Bellivell, Mrs. Edward Trombley
and Mrs. Peter Perrott, also three sons,
Alfred Dumore Levi Dumore and Peter
Dumore, all of Millbury.
The funeral will be held Wednesday
forenoon at o'clock from the Church of
the Assumption, Water street. The bur-
ial will be in the family lot at st. Bird
gets cemetery.
COURSE OF ENTERTAINMENTS.
The Young Peoples society of the Uni
tartan church announces the toloWng
course of lectures and entertainments for
the fall and winter: Nov. G, Historic Con-
cord, illustrated by Rev. G. w. Kent OF
Worcester; Noy 70 Illustrated 1 lecture by
Dec. 4, lecture on Porto Rico by Rev: Mr..
Mcdonald of Concord; Dec: 49, readings
by DR.. Fred Hanson of Boston, with
singing
lecture by Rev. Mr.. Gilmore of Haver-
r. L. Bowes of MfIlville entered upon
his new duties as superintendent OF the
Bowden felt works of Millbury today.
The mail carriers horse was frightened
yesterday and broke the pole of the wagon
delaying it's progress.
Richard McNamee a hermit who lives
alone on the side Of the Grafton road,
was found in dying condition yester-
day by John Cronin and taken to the
home Of his brother, Owen McNamee, on
Canterbury street in Worcester today.
He has been sick for about six months.
Lieut. Col Cue of New York was to-
day the guest of the Tourtellotte house.
He has been in the army IS years and
has not been in Millbury for 10 years.
Mr.. Cue was major of the Twenty-tirst
regiment, and was captain in the Thir-
tesnth. He is retired and is now living
in New York.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Millbury Electric company was
held in the selectmen's room tonight at
town hall at las o'clock.
The Union Linen Co. of Wheeler's vii
lage expects to start up the last of the
week with "a looms
John Coulter, who has the contract
teaming for the E. f. Rice Manufacture
Boston and Albany freight house today
John Neudeck opened up his dancing
school tonight at Elm hall and it was at
Many visited the undertaking rooms Of
H A Ryan today to identify the body of
the man killed Friday by the cars, but
no one claimed the body.
A special meeting of Tyrian r, A Chap
ter A. F. and A. M was held at Masonic
hall tonight. A visit of the most high
priest, A collation. followed.
The Miilbury basket ball association
was out for practice tonight in the town
hall and played a picked team and won
by a score of IL to Z. They will play the
Webster reading room team Thursday
at Webster
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-17
SUPPER AND WHIST.
Pearl Lodge Is Host to Many of Its
Friends.

Pearl Lodge Is Host to Many Of Its
Friends.
Pearl lodge knights of Honor, gave
a whist party last evening, in Castle
hall About 100 sat down to supper,
which was well up to the high standard
of the suppers served by the ladies of
the lodge. The object is not to make
money by giving these suppers, but
rather to foster the social spirit of the
lodge. After the supper, there was a
short business meeting, and then the
company sat down to whist Prizes
were given to the best players as fol-
lows; First lady's prize was won by
Mrs. Newton; second lady's prize, Miss
Annie Feiga; first gentleman's prize,
A. H. Austin; second gentleman's prize,
Max Feiga. The prizes consisted of a
vase, a picture, stick pin and hand
kerchiefs.
The committees last evening were:
On entertainment, N. c. Morse, Mrs.
E. f. Carrico, Miss Ella feathers, Miss
Fannie H. Smith, Mrs. Forbush, F. E.
Stearns and E. ]. Preston; supper, Mrs.
W. e. Cough and Mrs. J. H. Stockwell;
visiting, Mrs. Emma A. Piper and Mrs.
Sarah l.. Maynard
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-17
LETTER OF THANKS.
Prominent Men Write to the RepubIl-
can City Committee.

FOilitlOHl wen write TO the 1epuDI-
can City Committee.
Leon Rice Partridge, chairman of the
republican city committee, has received
several letters of acknowledgment from
men to whom letters of thanks were
sent, for their part in the ratification
rally
Gov. Roger Wolcott says: 81 beg to
acknowledge receipt of your letter of
Oct. II, and thank you most cordially
for the kind words it contains. I can
assure you that the evening which 1 re-
Gently spent in your city was in every
respect most pleasant one to me, and
1 congratulate YOUR committee on the
success of the meeting"
Auditor J. M. Kimball-"I beg to
thank you for your kind letter of the
18th inst, bearing well wishes of
yourself and committee, which I highly
appreciate. The Worcester rally was
a grand success and 1 enjoyed it very
much"
Curtis Guild, Jr.-"Thank you for
your kind note of yesterday. 1 am
very glad to have pleased you and the
loyal republicans of the warm hearted
city of Worcester. 1t has always been
pleasure to take a hand there and 1
thank you most heartily for your kind
ness in letting me help out a little on
such a specially interesting occasion"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-17
EXCITING POOL.
T. R. Hovey Wins Over Arthur CoIvin
in the Stearns Cycle Club.

After five hours steady playing at con-
tinuous pool in the Stearns Cycle club
room last evening T. Russell Hovey de-
feated Arthur Colvin two in three games
of 100 points each by three balls.
When the last frame was set up iovey
had IS balls to his credit and Colvin had
ST. Hovey was nervous while Colvin was
as cool as at any time of the contest
Hovey however. was extremely careful;
Hovey played easily, got the first and
lay for the second so that he could not
miss it. He drove it home and ended the
game, the score being 100 to %.
Three games We're played. Hovey won
the first by 100 to Al, Colvin playing very
poorly. Only ten set ups were required
to win. In the second game 1t looked like
another runaway But Colvin played a
remarkably good game and won all the
way through by a score of 100 to 70. The
third game seemed easy for ColVin, con-
sidering the way he finished the second.
He had lead of 80 to Il on four frames
Hovey went into the lead for the first
time on the 18th frame by getting nine
the score being 81 to 50.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-17
OXFORD.

Oxford, Oct. 16-Chairman of Select
men o. B. Sherman said today that the
Worcester and Webster Electric Railway
company would be allowed to run cars
on schedule time some time this week.
Mr.. Sherman said that the board of Sc
lectmen were satisfied with the condi-
tAon of the road. E. S. Hill of Webster
inspected the road with Mr.. Sherman to-
day
stallation in Masonic hall tonight. The
following oriicers We're installed; M, An
drew P. Howarth; S. W., Charles Coop
er; J. W.. H. s. Joslin; T., w. D. Tyler;
S., H A. Moffitt.
Rev. A. e. Bradstreet preached at the
North church Sunday for the last time
before leaving with his wife for Cali
fornia. There Wa large congregations
at both services. Rev. and Mrs Brad
street will leave for Worcester Tuesday
night and start for California Wednes-
day morning.
The high school is Planning to chal-
lenge Nichols Academy to another field
day in the near future.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-17
Y. M. C. a. CLUBS.
An Organization of Mandoins, Banjos
and Guitars Perfected.

M organization OF mdnuOllnSJ DdnJOS
and Guitars Perfected.
The Mandolin, Banjo and Guitar
Club of the Y. M. c. A. started off I'M
der most favorable auspices last night.
There were IA men present, who eX-
pressed great interest, and there are
others who mean to join the club. H.
N. Davis, the well known teacher, is
the leader of the club, and last night
music was given out to be practiced.
and Monday evenings were appointed
for practice.
The organization Of the club is as
follows: Mandolins, Robert Hunt, VIM.
Minsch. NJ. E. Dixon, f. A. Stevens, N.
T. Scott, r. L. Lombard; banjos, c. j..
Stevens, E. G. Chatfin H. L. Scott, H.
D. Brewer G. F. Mann; guitars, a. l..
Wiley, Henry Marble, H. ]. Jourdan.
Bancroft congress- met last night at
the Y. M. c. A. with u men in at
tendance, and elected the following Of
f1cers for the session: Speaker, L. R.
Partridge; vice speaker G. A. Rushby;
clerk, ]. T. McDermott; associate
clerk, F. A. Gaylord; sergeant at arms,
and treasurer, Z. j. Titcomb; chaplain,
C. c. Miles; executive committee, H.
Hammond, chairman; A. j. Ossene, A.
w. Cheney. The bill regarding the
rapid transit of mails was laid on the
table, but the congress also discussed
the action of England in the Transvaai
and decided that it did not favor it.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-17
WORCESTER DELEGATES.
They Will Be Prominent at the c. E
Convention.

Among the Worcester Christian En-
deavorers who will attend the 18th an
nual state convention of the Massachu-
sets c. E. union in Springfield, today
and tomorrow, are Waldo H. Lewis, prin-
cipal of the Worcester local union; Miss
Sarah E. Wilson, secretary; George E.
Copeland, district secretary Of Worces-
Bowers. Miss Bertha Dawson, j. e. Davis,
Miss Emma D. Gates, Miss Carrie Went
worth, Mrs. H c. Brown, e. T. Chaplin.
have the pleasant duty of presenting the
missionary banner to the society having
given the most to missions, and Mr..
Copeland will, this afternoon, have
charge of the executive officers tea at
$50 O'clock in the American house. In all
about 100 persons expect to attend the
convention, of whom some will go today,
while a large party will leave tomorrow
at the trying hour of 6.33 a. m.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-17
HANSON WILL RUN.
The Swedish Political Club viii Sup
port Him for Alderman.

~ ONfSA'S'' S'lhtNSl SluD WIN OuD-
port Him for Alderman.
At a meeting Of the Swedish Political
Club last evening it was announced that
Charles F. Hanson had agreed to be a
candidate for alderman from ward 2,
as it had been decided not to run can
dldate from ward 5. Mr. Hanson was
present at the meeting and was given
assurance of solid support from his
swedish friends and the club members
are certain that he will secure enough
votes from his American friends to
land the nomination. There was quite
ripple of enthusiasm among the club
members when 1t was announced that
Mr.. Hanson would run.
A committee was appointed to make
a canvas Of wards 2 and relative to
the city committee candidates. as fol-
lows: A Bolin, Charles Grundstrom, S.
e. Hanson. This committee was in
structed to see o. G. Hedlund, the pres
ent incumbent, to ascertain If he de-
sires to return to the city committee.
If not the committee appointed last
night was instructed to induce John
P. Holingren, secretary of the Swedish
Political Club, to take the position on
the city committee.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-17
MEETING TONIGHT.
Ii Is Understood the Worcester Teie-
phone Company Will Be Given
Leave to Withdraw.

The aldermanic telephone committee
meets this evening at 7.3O o'clock, and
from the present outlook a decision may
be arrived at.
The New England Telephone & Tele-
graph company has made certain conces-
sions, as outlined in The Spy several
weeks ago. and a majority of the COM
mittee are firm in their belief that it will
be for the best interests of the city to
grant the Worcester Telephone company
leave to withdraw on it's petition for
locations in the streets.
The committee has the agreement of
the New England company to establish
an unlimited residence rate of $25 a year.
nscins G si yarties si ng 'g line prlSege OF
ment has also been effected whereby the
telephone company agrees to extend the
circle outside of which mileage has been
charged, from one to two miles for resi-
dence telephones. The vote of the COM
mitee is understood as three to two in
favor of granting leave to withdraw on
the petition of the local company.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-17
TWO GOOD RACES.

Saugus, Oct. 16.-Two good races on the
old Saugus track today drew large
crowd The 2:19 pace was unfinished after
five heats, in which Little Dick won the
first and fifth; Verona, b. M, the fourth,
Brent Wells, CHI. g., the second. with the
third heat tied between The Duke and
Verona. Best time was in the first heat,
2:14%
The 2:23 trot went easily to Wasco. b.
g.. after Brandywine had taken the first
heat. Best time 2:20A.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-17
LOWELL MAN PUMMELLED.
Jimmy Handler Handled George Gard
ner Rather Roughly.

New York, Oct. 16.-George Gardner of
Lowell. Mass, was whipped by Jimmy
Handler of Newark, N. j., at the Hercu-
les Athletic club Brooklyn, Tom
O'Rourke, Gardeners manager, throwing
up the sponge in the 18th round after his
man had received a terrible punishment
During the first four rounds the men
put up an even battle. but in the fifth
and sixth Handler had the better of it.
In the seventh and eighth Gardner
forced the fight. In the ninth 1t was even.
In the tenth and eleventh, Handler Sc
verely punished Gardner Gardner how
ever had Handler groggy at the end of
the thirteenth. The fourteenth and fif
tenth were Handlers.
The men fought like bulls in the next
two rounds, Handler holding the upper
hand. In the 18th. Gardner was knocked
against the ropes with a right handler
Gardner was hopelesslY beaten.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-17
KIDNAPPED TN NEW YORK.
"A Play Founded on the Stealing of
Baby Clark Well Presented.

For a sensational melodrama, kid
mapped in New York; at the Worcester
theatre, the first part of this week, is
much above the average. Not only is the
plot carefully drawn but the company
is of remarkable quality. The story turns
on the kidnapping of Marion Clark in
New York last spring, but the dramatist
has taken some liberties with the facts
of the case for the sake of the play
The piece is full of thrilling situations
and bright dialogue, and is exceptionally
well acted Barney Gilmore, as Mr.. Doc
ley, is the star Of the play and does his
part well. g. ". Goodrich as signor MAJ
zeotti and Rowland Wallace as John
Clark are very good in their parts, while
Miss Henrietta Brown as Mary Mention
in her acting Most praise is due to Baby
Bessie Burt, as Baby Clark. She is lit
her part WIS., all the skill of veteran
actresses There is no straining of her
voice or signs of over training in her
work She IS as natural as can be.
kidnapped in New York" will be pre-
sented again this evening and Wednes-
day evening, with Wednesday matinee.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-17
BATTERY B PLAYS WHIST

last night at the armory, with the fol-
lowing results. Sergt. Stevens and Corp.
Carlson, 20; Priv. Hayes and Priv. Moore,
z.
Corp. Kibbe and Corp. Mccarthy, 5-17;
Corp. Adams and Priv Auburn, 20-2O
Corp c french n and Priv Leslie 40;
Priv. Gleason and Priv. Jenkins, 20;
Corp. Wilson and Corp. Bieberbach, IS.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-17
NoRTHBoRo.

There is considerable anxiety over sew
eraI cases of dipntheria here.
The Walter Farwell comb factory has
had an electric light plant installed in its
new factory.
A curtomer while eating raw oysters
last night in W. F. Gilbert's lunch room
bit a hard substance and supposing it to
be a piece of shell took 1t from his mouth
and upon closer examination he discov-
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-17
TIE MAcHINISTS WIN.

The third and last of the series of
three string matches at small pins be-
tween candymakers and Blaisdell Ma
chine Co. teams was rolled at White
alleys last evening, and the machlnists
won the third successive victory. They
rolled an average of so pins, and won
by II pins. In the first match they led
by 105 pins and last week added 30 more
making their lead at the beginning of
last evenings rolling 1876 pins. The re-
suit of the final rolling gives the ma
chinists a comfortable lead of 146 pins
in nine games.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-17
DAUGHTERS OF ZION.
Arrangements Being Made to Bring
Noted Speakers to the City.

The regular bi-monthly meeting of the
Daughters of Zion was held in Maccabee
hall, SO Green street, last night. A pleas
ing program was given. After the meet
ing there was meeting of representa-
tives of the various Zionitic societies, at
which informal plans were discussed
rs Eeia fb 70 s,,t1T mass NEE TO De ned
mittees were appointed to make neces-
sary arrangements and decide upon a
date: Lovers of Zion, c.. Winesten,
Morris Cohen, A. Feingold; Maccabees,
A. Beber, p. Lunisohn, D. Kritcher;
Daughters of Zion Mrs. j. j. Damn, Miss
Leah Asher, Mrs. S. Silverman, Miss
Jeanette Feingold. 1t is the general plan
of this committee to secure noted speak
ers from New York.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-17
OPENING RECEPTION.

Miss Grace Monahan gave q recep-
ton and opening danceAlast evering IN
Steinert hall. During the evening sew
eral exhibition dances were given. *
cake walk by two burnt cork artists
was greatly appreciated. The hall was
crowded. in fact almost too much for
comfort but all present enjoyed theln-
selves in spite of the big crowd.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-17
BACHELORS DINNER.
John F. Mccartney Has His Ushers
AS Guests at the Bay State.

John F. Mccartney, who is to be
married tomorrow morning to Miss Ag-
mes Mcmahon, sister of Lawyer Edward
]. Mcmahon, at st. Johns church, gave
his last bachelor dinner at the Bay
State house last evening. The dinner
was given to the IA young men who are
to act as ushers at the wedding. After
partaking of one of Landlord Douglas
best menus, the party enjoyed song,
recitations and other entertainment by
members of ~ party.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-17

ance. A jeweler pronounced it genuine.
Inls ought TO boom the oyster business
in Northboro.
The Lyman Association Of the Congre-
gational church is to have a chicken pie
supper Wednesday evening in the vestry
of the church There will be a Japanese
and mystery tables and musical com
edy entitled "a Manager in Trouble
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-17
LYcEUMS DEFEATED.
MiIIbury Wins Holly Contested Bas-
ket Ball Game.

A well fought game of basket ball was
played in Father Mathew hall last even
ing in which the contesting teams were
the Catholic Young Mems Lyceum of this
city and the Millburys. The latter won
by a score of Is points to s.
There was considerable holding, Burt of
the Millburys excelling in this respect
Both teams lost chances where more
scientific play would have counted ma
terially; Each showed good ability in COW
ering the opposing player. The score Of
the match was:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-17
PICKED UP IN WEsTBoRo.

Sheriff William Wagner of Westboro
telephoned the Worcester police yester-
Worcester boys in that town. They gave
their names as Patrick and James Grady
of 81 Harrison street and Francis Alldee
of 30 Harrison street. They We're sent
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-17
a SOCIAL EVENING.
Royal Arcanum Officials Address the
Worcester Council.

worcester council No. u, Royal Ar
canum, met at it's hall, II Pleasant
last night, and after finishing
the regular routine business, number
of speeches were made by various men,
bers d. d. G. r., r. e. Winsor of
clinton was a special official guest
of the evening, and gave an address on
the benefits of belonging to the order,
and spoke of it's stability. An import
ant letter was read from G. r., f. w.
Dickinson of Springfield, which was of
interest to the council. After the con-
clusion of the meeting, the council adj
iourned to MarshalPs restaurant,
where a banquet was served and So
cial time enjoyed
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-17
ODDS ON COLUMBIA.

New York. Oct. 16.-The betting to-
night is about 10 to 6 on the Columbia
for the series, and some money is be-
ing offered at 2 to /.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-17
Teachers and Schools.
WORCESTER COUNTY
MECHANICS ASSOCIAT ION
EVENING DRAWING SCHOOLS.

The School for instruction in Mechanical
and Freehand Drawing will -, resume its
at 1850 p. M. in the drafting room,
Mechanics hall, 1t is the purpose of the
committee to have three classes, with
Prof, William L. Ames and Mr. Alton L.
Smith Of the Polytechnic Institute as in
structors.
tai Beginners class in mechanical draw
ms, THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVE
NdlNGS, OCT. 10, to MARCH 2 1900.
(b) Advanced class in mechanical draw
ing, THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVE
NINGS, OCT. 10, to MARCH 2. 1900.
lc) Mechanical freehand drawing, WE'D
NESDAY' EVENINGS, OCT. IS, to
Preliminary meeting Of all classes,
WEDNESDAY, OCT. Is, at 7.30 D. m.
File your application at once with
VIM A. SMITH, treasurer, that the COM
mittee may know how many to provide
for. For detailed information send for
circular.
CHAS. e. HILDRETH,
c. LESLIE CHAMBERLAIN
WILLIE e. GRIFFIN,
Committee
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-17
NIillbnrY

Score: Mfllburv 10, Lyceum 8; goals from
field, Horne 3, Wood ,, Crossman, Horan,
Connolly; goals from free tries, Sheehan
man, Dorman, Connolly, Holmes. Referee.
]. +. Healy; timers John H. O'Connor Of
Worcester, E. j. Buckley of Millbury.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-17
a. x. OF p. CLUB.
Members OF the Order Are Discussing
Social Organization.

The Knights of Pythias are talking
of having a social club, to include all
the companies of the city. Nearly 60
names have already been obtained, and
all seem in favor of having a general
social organization. No definite ar
engagements has been made as yet about
a hall or time of meeting, but 1t is in
tended TO give a series of entertain
ments during the winter.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-17
Teachers and Schools.
Miss A. Raw Chan1DIin

VIII allow the public to witness her
work the opening lesson, Oct. 21st, in
steinert Hall, al 2.15. Evening class
win open Oct. 24th. Friends are invited
to visit, but dancing is for pupils only