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Evening star., 1900-08-18
THE SHEPHERD STATUE,
Suggestion That Provision for M.
mortal he Deferred

Referring to the proposition to erect a
statue of ex-Gov. Alexander r. Shepherd in
the recently constructed circle at Pernsyl-
vania avenue and 7th street, Mr.. S. H.
Kaufman has suggested that no statue
should be set up until its subject has passed
the ordeal of death That a statue to Alex
ander r. Shepherd will be provided by the
people of the District at the proper time
Mr.. Kaufman does not doubt
The reservation IN question should. Mr..
Kaufman thinks. be called Shepherd cir
Gle. In honor Of the man who did SO much
to make possible the beautiful city Wash
ington is today. In this way. Mr. Kauff-
mann believes, the city would recognize In a
measure the great debt It owes the man
whose name its people honor
Evening star., 1900-08-18

Weather conditions and general fore.
cast.-The barometer conditions have
| changed very little duringrthe last twenty.
four hours The pressure continues high
from the east gulf states northeastward te
eastern New York. An area of low pres.
sure covers the Dakotas and the north
eastern Rocky mountain slope.
The rainfall during the last twenty-foul
hours has been light and scattering. Loca
| rains have fallen In southern New Eng.
land. eastern New York. South Carolina
| Georgia, northern Illinois and eastern
Iowa
The temperature continues high in ali
districts east of the Mississippi and south
of the Ohio. Generally fair weather is in
dfcated tonight and Sunday for all dis
tricts. except the Carolinas and Georgia
where local rains and thunder storms will
occur.
On the New England coast the winds will
be light northerly On the middle Atlantic
| will prevail. On the south Atlantic coast
the winds will be mostly light westerly.
The following heavy precipitation Din
inches) has been reported during the past
twenty-four hours Roseau, Dominica, w.
L.. 1.3O.
Records for Twenty-FOur Hours.
The following were the readings of the
thermometer and barometer at the weather
bureau for the twenty-four hours beginning
at pm. yesterday:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS III pm., 30, d
M, 81: II midnight, y. August 1S4 am
20; am, rs: IL noon, SO; 2 pm, 90 Max.
imum, 81, at 80 pm. August 1S; mini
mum. 60. at am. August 1S.
Observation-Disclosures III pm. 5000: 8 p
M, 1901; l2 midnight, 3O03 August IS
4 am. 1902; am, 1905; noon, 3OO3; z
pm, 5000.
Up-River Water.
The Baltimore and Ohio agent at Har-
pers Ferry reports both rivers clear at
that point this morning.
Condition of the Water,
Temperature and condition of water at
a.m.-Great Falls, temperature p; con-
dition. SO; receiving reservoir, temperature,
10: condition at north connection SO; con-
dition at south connection, sc; distributing
reservoir, temperature, 76; condition at in
fluent gate house, 80; effiuent gate house,
36
Tide Table.
Today-Low tide S::}5 a. m. and S::49 o. M
high tide. Al am. and 2OS pm
Tomorrow-Low tide, 9:39 am and 9:5I
pm; high tide, 2:45 am. and 3:19 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rises, 5:14 am: sun sets, G:53
pm.
Moon rises, II IS p.m
Tomorrow-Sun RISES 5:15 am.
The City Lights.
The city lights and naphtha lamps all
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset: ex-
tingushing begun one hour before sunrise
All arc and incandescent lamps lighted fif-
teen minutes after sunset and extinguished
forty-ive minutes before sunrise.
Evening star., 1900-08-18
FIRST EVER BUILT,
Launching of n Six-Masted Schooner,
Only One in the World.


Mr.. c. c. Wilkison of this city. who is
spending his vacation in Maine. was a spe-
cially invited guest at launching. Tuesday
last at Camden, In that state, of the first
siX-masted schooner ever sent into the
water. When completed, it will be the
largest vessel Of its class in the world The
dimensions Of the schooner are: Over ALL
$50 feet: keel, 302s4 feet; beam, As feet:
depth Of hold, % feet; distance from main
deck to keel, 81 feet. The keelson is 13 feet
thick, resting on timbers, and the timbers
on the keel. all boited down through the
beams into the keelson. 1t is the first
schooner to be constructed in that way
the course, it is said, giving the vessel
great strength.
The schooner has double hanging knees
under the main deck beams. She has eight
state rooms in her cabin. all finished in
ash, cherry and sycamore. Another inno-
walton Is large wheel house to steer in.
this being the only schooner in the world to
have such a protection for the men at the
wheel.
The harbor at the time of the launching
was, II IS said grand sight There were
present over 100 yachts tsix of them large
steam vessels and one belonging to the
NanderhiltsD, besides a number of steam
ers bearing excursionists from different
cities along the coast of Maine
Among those on the new schooner be-
sides Mr.. Wilkison, We're Representative
Littlefield. Mr. John ]. Brown, an exam
liner In the patent office, and many others.
Inc christening was performed with water
by Miss Mae Wells. daughter of Mr. Geo.
w. Wells. the owner of the new vessel
Wine was not used because Mr.. Wells is a
teetotaler.
Evening star., 1900-08-18
AFFAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA
COLORED PEOPLE OF CITY IGNORE
PROPOSED CONVENTION.
Regarded Practically Useless
MOvement-Question Of Washing
ton Garbage Disposal.
Evening Star Bureau,
No. 101 King St.

Evening Star Bureau.
No. 101 King St,
Bell Telephone No. 100,
ALEXANDRIA, Va. August Is. 1900.
The colored people of this city have taken
little stock In the meeting of members of
their race to be held in Charlottesville tie
I'D instant TO protest against the revision
of the state constitution. Shortly after the
call for the meeting was issued the matter
was discussed by prominent colored citizens
or this city. Some were in favor of the
movement and advocated sending delegates
but the great majority. 1t is said. regarded
the convention as practically useless, and
decided against a local representation. In
Alexandria county the matter was viewed in
different light and the colored people
elected delegates to the convention. 1t is
not known what action the leaders OF the
movement propose to take. further than to
record an emphatic protest against colored
d:sfranchisement. 1t Is said that the call
has not met with a hearty response through
out the state
The Garbage Question.
Agitation over the question of Washing
ton city garbage being a menace to the
health of this city has taken a new form.
A report has been circulated locally that
there is a scheme on foot in Washington
10 establish reduction plant for the gar
bage and dead animals Of that city near
Woodbridge, in Prince William county. The
proposal, 1t is said. is to carry the refuse
matter through Alexandria in air-tight
metal cars.
School Building to BE Dedicated.
The new public school building in Del
Ray is almost completed. and will be ready
for use In time for the school opening.
September II. Arrangements are being
made for a dedication of the building Sep
tember l. at which time 1t will be pro-
vided with handsome United States flag
The structure stands on elevated ground
near Mount Vernon avenue, and is one of
the finest buildings in Del Ray.
General Matters.
Mr.. Peter Pullman has been awarded the
contract for building abutmcnt, breast and
wing walls to the bridge spanning Hunt
ing creek. near this city. The sum of 81, $50
was named in the contract
The police force has inaugurated a cru
sade against unlicensed dogs In the police
court this morning several persons were
before Mayor Simpson charged with keep
ing CANNES without license. The follow
ing were ..ned 81 each: Staunton Miller
Washington and Charles Jackson, all COL
ored.
Rev. E. V. Register of the NJ E. Church
South Is taking a two weeks vacation, and
the services at his church will be suspend
ed until his return. Rev. Bergman Green
has returned from his vacation and will
preach at Christ Church tomorrow.
Evening star., 1900-08-18
PLEASED WITH CAR SERVICE.
Resfdent of AnacOstfa Compliments
WashinEtOn Traction Company.

Resident of AnacOstfa Compliments
Warrington Traction Company.
A resident of Anacostia, in letter re-
celVed today by the Washington Traction
Company, expresses his appreciation of the
service now furnished by the company to
residents in that section of the District,
and adds: "a
III we have complained in former years
OF our railroad service 1t was not without
cause, and now that we have been given
hrst-ciass road, the finest cars in the Dis
trict, five-cent fare and rapid transit to
every part of the, city, it affords me
great deal of pleasure to acknowledge it
and to thank your company for these con-
ditions." Il
Continuing, the writer tstates: "Our sec
tion Is growing and taking on new life since
your company has given us a first-class
service. Houses that were formerly idle
are now occupied. and Itdo not know today
or rentable house in Anacostia."
Evening star., 1900-08-18
Added to wa.hineton co,onx

Some recent additions have been made to
the Washington colony In the vicinity of
Smokers Gap. Va. DR.. Ernest A. Selhau-
sen has bought from Robert Elsen ninety
acres of wooded mountain land on the north
side of the gap. In the spring the new
owner expects to erect a residence there
Dr. X ID. Graham has bought from Mason
Throckmorton forty-eight acres on the
south side Of the gap. adjoining on the west
the grounds of the Blue Ridge Inn. II ts
DR.. Graham's intention to build a house on
this property. -4
Evening star., 1900-08-18
Repair. to German Embassy Bu,,d,n.

The German embassy building is under
going extensive repairs, estimated to cost
$4,000. The improvements include a new
heating plant. enlargement of the chancery
q new floor for the basement provided
with an extensive air space beneath; paint
ing. decorating. etc Architect c. A. Did
den u In charge Of the work,
Evening star., 1900-08-18

The Best Prescription for Malarf.
Gniiis e1d Fev:r bottle Of GROVES TASTE.
LEsS CEiIIr TONIC. II 10 simply iron and ami
3e23A. .tu. th-29t 49, ANAss' W..
Evening star., 1900-08-18

The Dun-"I am very sorry you can't nav
this bill today. We need the money very
much BY the way. will it do me any good
to call again tomorrow" -,
The Debtor-'I think the exercise will do
you good."-Bostpn Transcript.
Evening star., 1900-08-18

j. II. King. brakeman on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. was caught belseen
TWO cars at Trinidad last night and pain
fully injured. He was removed to Proyi-
dence Hospital The doctors found upon
examination, that his injuries were not
serious King lives at No. 635 L street
northeast.
Evening star., 1900-08-18
FINANCIAL.

OUR WAY Of DEALING WITH MEMBERS
BENEFICIARIES
COLONIAL LIFE ASSOCIATION
Principal Once, Westneld Mass
WASHINGTON. u. c. Aug IL 1900
e. L. Goodnow, Secretary
West6eld, Mass
Dear Sir:
Your local representative. Mr. H. y. Jenkins of
Columbia Colony. No. Is. has just handed us your
check for One thousand Dollars iu fnH paymt MT
OF our claim against your association. We sin
cerely thank you for such prompt payment and
shall always take. pleasure in Recommending the
Colonial Life Association.
Respectfully yours
VIRGINIA W. wETNoRE.
II EMMA G. PARkER
Evening star., 1900-08-18

Look Out for Squalls.
From the New York Sun
The Hon. Dabster Ravis has taken the w
j. Brennings boom upon the road
Evening star., 1900-08-18
PARTLY CLOUDY,
The Weather Predicted for Tonight
and SUNDAY.

Forecast till pm. Sunday-For the Dis
trict of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia,
partly cloudy tonight and Sunday; light
northerly winds. ,r
Evening star., 1900-08-18
UNIVERSALIST,

CHCRfH OF Orr FATHER 18TH AND I. srS
nv; pastor. Rev John Van Schaick jr-Sery-
ices at II under direction of Y r. g Il
subject: Trae Manliness.'' Leader Mr. George
Bushee. Al welcome. n
Evening star., 1900-08-18
LUTHERAN.

81, PAtLS ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
cor llth and III sts n-w.-PrsschiBg by Rev L.
NJ. kuhDs DID. Sunday II am; S S $50
an. Y. p. s. c. F. pm IN
Evening star., 1900-08-18
CENTRAL UNION MISSION

CENTRAL. UNION MISSION-GOSPEL MEETING
at main hall G22 La daily. noon and even.
ing: Sundays. 3 O'Clock. Gospel wagon every
night and Sunday. For branches. etc. see Bulle-
TN 1t
Evening star., 1900-08-18

FIRST HOLINESS CHURCH OF THE SOCIETY
Of Friends. 4th and East Cap sts Rev. Joseph
8 DemI.ster. past"r.-Preaching. 1890 II m; Sab
hath school. 2:3u pm; preaching. T:3U I'm.
Frier!s and strangers invited it.
sts- ne--Bible school. g:i5 a m; meeting for
worship II a IN: G. f. pm; mid week meet
Ing. Thursday. I::sU pm. All are invited 1t
MEETING OF THE SOCIETY OF FEIESDs Ar
1911 St NV, al IL o'clock; Bible class at IL
O'Clock.
Evening star., 1900-08-18

:. Money 4A and $50
Promptly loaned real estate in District Of o.
lumbia.
HeisNell & McLeran,
oc2o-stf zoos F OF. NV.
Evening star., 1900-08-18
Garden Hose. 6Ekc. ner fl

And upward for better qualities Fresh goods ana
reliable The best Lawn Sprinkler the market
81 Will water circle 20 # in diameter
HOLMES 4 co, RI BBER GOODS 5ll 9TH y w
Evening star., 1900-08-18

PEOPLES MISSION. go PA. AVE. SW.-SERv-
Ices every night. I:i0. and Sunday 3 pm; Sun
day night led hy Messrs. Bailey and Haven. 1t
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lhs Tor esusiry hsyurt. 10 vkies, uns 10
,sif,l' hs 4 hifs - oil. thusiofr.
Ateasa8 fta ~ - ~ % bsfs Of Ia
osl,iof Lstss No -, q urtips ne los, ei
ots 81 car nen hu 90 nai forget trss.t
oar 1rs'lisl, sy0p.tl, 70 tie i.EIl'.
Resalrei. tssl this presmhls sDa tbess
resela,ias, be ,rte.a 90 the EinHtes q
The Lodge ADD oopy be cent 30 The family
Of deceased. spa slso ihs, ihsy be rris ted
10 The M.besesier JouEsaL
Jahs A. Rs,nolds
Muy y Saith. OOnni.lse.
Belle II Doaru.
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,St3fri .s mozart ssd the papers vsfs
ittsssps,sA yiih .slssisans tfOE BIZ eom
. sitlpHs sissa by rzsmbsu a iks Cecil
iss. Tee rtesfs@ go risbo essi.
fsie No. !, Mu Hsthans ssd Mr.. Boa.
tets. Asssis irs@ sos.t. IL. Nina s.iii !.
V seal woit,. M. woess l.hs beiss eli
seal Der pspsr go reed By hn of,s.l.
Ass.ts Css..tts s0ssis ]. Mn. Boetts';
Tsrtsh March. MA orvs. ISsifaEsntsi
wat. ka Boasiora. Dssi Jsbcisr syn
pbosi,. Miss sviit sos MIRA ofvs Ts
.ss served suia u GET oobvsra,ior. TIE
psIi nssiiss 81 tts elsb uill bslsia 9Th
Ma Hsnssssy ca Fsbrssry 2st.
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NANCIiE TER DEPOT

-Rvsusr meeeing Of the w r. O.
Friday ii 230P NJ.
Mr., Byron EIdrs is filling bis Joe
house from The Taylor POM,
Loren Buckley cot bis wrist quite
badly With . cbisei last week.
Mr.. Charles Brewster has returned to
Pet,ibont'e store sssin sitter lev days
vacation,
Mr.. snd Mrs. CbsrIes Dench hsve the
synp,thy Of tbs community 10 the less Of
their inisb, ton, which was buried last
week.
The ladies' OF Skinner w. X. 9 will
give Flag toci,l Tuesday evening, jan
30ih al q AR Hall. A 10 cent supper
will be served from 6 I'LL 8 G'clock.
The 3. OF " sad Ladies' AID held .
public irstslls,ion Of their officers last
Saturday evening. Comrsde Lindsiev OF
Stinuu Pet wss in.tsllios ofiicsr, light
refresh mtnis sere served.
Frank Gofseiin ha received the sp
poinlment OF soptribtebden, CT the flush
Jog department Vt the Columbis Marble
stop 10 K1tlsnd snd has been mski5e bis
no h,r brii vi 1t before going to Ru,
land.
-skiBnef Post q A. Il spd the Ladies'
Relief Corps heli pablo installation OF
thsi, cHiesfs l..s Sturdy evening.
l. II Hsn,ussy ~. the iusisIlias officer
Tor the Post aud Janet p. Black uer for
The Corps. All report Zoe time
The ion1,l O. Wilbur Taylor vas
held 90 saadsy s1ertoon t,hrte o'elech
from ts lsie nsidence. the Rv. Mr.
Bradford omcistire. be VI. ve,y hind
hearted nsn sud will be greatly missed 10
biz family. Tie esteem 10 which be va
held ga esijeuced by The large bomber
which st.eodtd The terticss. He leaves .
sidos aud isc sons besides bis isther spd
brothers aud sisters. Hs remsins were
interrsd II ,bs esnsitry ., the Ceuter
TIE tollosius tssoistious strs passed
sts srscebt meeting Of Excelsior Lodge
No. Is:
Ubereus II hs pleased God 10 hs 10
hsits love sad sisdom to t.ts IRON cor
ni3si Sister Eliza L,sftuee. The sles,
messenger b. again sntsrsa COT r.nts
srd taken fron our nidh eur Sister. Oar
beloved ooss are l3snsd o. Tor . li,,le
stiie. Efit life 10 bat The school for
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EAT DORSET


Mr.. johnson Hall aud wife visited BIZ
brother 10 Bennington last week.
= Mics Lena Benson is i'll snd under The
doctors care. Her lnends with her .
speedy recovery.
DR. Bartlett vas called 10 Rupert lssi
week to assist DR.. Ii die 10 smputstiD9
the leg OF man who bad acct emily shot
himself.
The pupils Of our school will have Q
candy pull Saturday evening Each pupil
is requested to invite syoung friend out
side OF the school
Mr. Patrick Lovett, . long resident OF
this place died week ago last Sunday at
bis home 10 the south vllsso Mr.. Lovett
hsd msny friends 10 town.
Mr. b. A Rogers has received word
OF the death Of hi, brother, Dr. Lyman
Rogers who died very suddenly Of heart
disease st his home 10 Bennington Mon
day afterntoo,
: The death Of Eli Boy ct the south
viilase iatt week was evidently the RENT
OF stone ibroso by Felix Perry on the
evening o December d As Desrly NJ
we can learn, the facts sre as follows:
Perry called at Bovee's house that evening
partially intoxicated. The women 10 the
house obi ctsd to his presence and he was
to leave, which he did bat in an
angry mood and coon afterwards large
stone came crashing Il rough the window.
This bit no one bu. bearing q noise OF the
woodsbed back OF the house Mr.. Bovee
stepped TO the door when stone was
tbroxn biting bin on the right temple.
k knocking him down. The women called
10 the pfi8hbos who dressed the wound.
The next day be vas able to go to Dandy
where Dr. Wbipple attended him. At
drst be seemed 10 get better. but few
days sft'rEsrds delirium set 10, I loved
by partial paralysis aud he continued to
grow worse in spite OF the best medicsl
assistance until his death. An autopsy
wss held, Saturday by Dr. Csve'ly Of Rut
Iaud. assisted by Drs Whipple Of Dandy.
Liddle OF ID rect and Wbippls OF Man
Centre, States Attorney Bstss be
ns present The r'sult Of the exsmius
ion leaves little donb. that destb was 10
,onseq nepce OF the blow from the stone.
Perry remained Of home until Bovee grew
worse when be disappeared. He is report
d to be OF a qn,rrelsome aud dangerous
disposition when under the influence OF
liquor. Mr., Bosse leaves wife and four
children.
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THKRr cL.m on Pgopr.r

Who sre injured by The use Of coffee. Re-
Gently Tiers hes been placed 10 sil the
grocery stores . bes preparation called
6RAlN-o. msds Of pure grams. It's,
takes the place OF cctse Tue moot deli
cate stomach receive. IL without distress,
aud bat lev Gao tell II iron coffee. II
does not coat over ] 4 80 % ucb. Cnildren
drioh II sish great benefit 10 etc and
Is cn. per package. Try il. ASK for
GRAiS.o.
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-M's Charles Boypion hiss been quite
III.
The J,uusry 'hsw nearly ruined or
doe sleishipg but IL is better than four
feet Of snow and drIts thirty feet deep
Schools 10 Districts and 2 closed
last week and the teschers. Mary ana
Msrths Lyon entertained the pupilt 81
their home on Saturday.
Henry Al. Lyon Of Sutton, Mass . q
Of Freeman Lyon hss been visiting bis
father. end vas OF greet sssistsncs during
the meetings oil the week OF prayer.
Notices are ont Tor . Temperance
lecture u the cbntch nett Sunday, 81 IL
.. N. by by Rev. q L Csdy OF Benson.
All sre cordially invited aud 1t IL hoped
thst the hnreh ~il be flied.
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NH. Bsiibs Pfsii lie IN Mes York.
Mrs. james Robinson hiss been visit
ira relatives 10 Granville, N y
Mrs George Wllhsns entertained
her y. n. class Monday evening.
Miss Msreis X Gray entsrtsines the
G. Z Society tbis Wednesday eveuips.
BERNARD SYKES OF Elhhsrt. lnd. bss
been . suss, 81 the home OF his i.ther. q,
NJ. SIkes, recently.
Huntington 2. Gilbert LEI. town
Tuesday for Albany where be will take .
course 10 the busioess college.
Mrs Morris. Mrs Hillisrd Mrs. Don
ton and Mrs, Soyder attended the ANIMAL
meeting Of Ofmsby Chapter, d. A. r.
held With Mrs. A. Bowen st Msnehe ester
Center last Wednesday.
Attic annual meeting OF the Dorset
church and society held Monday evening
officers we're chosen as follow,; Cbsirmsn,
George williams; CLERK. John Fisher.
Treasurer. George William Committee
William J. Holley. Gilbert Sykes and
Fred Gilbert,
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FB Thiikield. He.hh Inspector OF Chi
csso. ssys. X IDOL Dyspepsis Cure cannot
be recon mended too highly. II cured me
OF severe dyspepsia 1t fieesis what you
eat and cares indigestion, heartburn and
all forms OF dyspepsia. J II Whipple.
Manchester Centre; A Il Pettibone, Man
chester Depot.
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Levi, Debuis, Salem, Ind, ssys, Kodsl
Dyspepsia Cure did me more good than
| ever took 1t dises,s what you eat snd
cannot help bat cure dyspepsia and siom
ach troubles. J Il Whipple Manchester
Centre; A a Petiibobe Manchester Depot
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iiQ1. We Gee 30 oilsr. aicksy cure
eli liver ssd bowel uoablts. II wtip
pie asretssisf Centre; A II Peliibobe.
Mssebes,tr Depot.
sAsoHnIrk crSrn
-Rsi A. l. Gu,u ne. sdssftissnsnt
Of sessoosbls soois
Special mn uuic.tion Of Adonits u
Ledge this Thausdsy evening
The card elab vill m.,t witt Mi.
Tssyer bsit Monday e'eplbs.
--psuots oi the obee.s factory received
81 - iof Their Dseenbtr uilt. after psy
ias sll eIpsnses
-Ms NJ y Coiboru and dsuRhis are
speadiss les vsshs With Mr., Colburn's
brother IL Ds,roii. Mich.
TIE ladies' society OF the Methodist
oh urcs wiil ms,t With Mfs. Moses Barrett
January 30 An Invitation 10 given 10 all
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
With Ms bsrpbarser ibis Thursdsy sitter
noon very cordial invitation is extend
cd to oil.
DIR. Wymsn hss pufebssed the south
meadow, eoutsiuiog ten acre., belonging
4, ths NJ. b Colbnrn estate. Considers
ton $500
- Rev. George W Monos viii give .
free lecture II the Biptis, church on Fri
day evening 10 the ittsres, o. The state
snt.-,sloon league II is hoped tbs. there
will be large st,endstce
Miss Msty Tbsyer returned home Les,
last week hop Fall River Mass sccom
pstied by be Cd ee daughters 81 Mr..
Dsui Beatty, Mr. snd Mrs Bssiiy will
spend several rn cDths 10 travel IN Egypt
and 90 the C1ttineut and durios their
sbsenca their Daughters will stay with
their srsndp,retts. Mr. and Mrs. II W.
Davis
We copy The folloaiDs from the Rot
land II r.l OF Saturday: frederick s
b ouesteel OF Albany, N Y, was msrried
yesterday TO Mlss L,eisb 0fshsm Wanfr
II the home OF the brides parents, No.
1921 Madison svenue. New York city 4
Rev. Dr. s. H. Btisin, pastor emeritus OF i
he Congregational Church OF ibs PHI {
,nms oflisisted. The couple will be at
home after February at No IS Clln,on /
venue 10 Albany. MIR Bonstsei i, veil 4
inosn In Rntlsnd 81 former football !
,lsyer on seversl school teams 10 thi.
vicinity.
- Officers Of the d. A II society were
lected q, the meeting at Mira. : j Bow
n's las. Wednesday aud are as follows;
seseot. da-y Il hotiori. Vice Regent
h Y beth ps...@s a.a.st-rs Mas u
iobbio., Treasurer, Janet z Bl4cim3f,
,hsplsir, Susan Bacilin; HE orian. Mel
lie sayoef; Registrar jimmie HiliiA,d,
Iosrt OF management, Haiti billiard
,1uise WJmsn. Mary Robbins, Elizabeth
)uuton. Mary l. Botsfo.d. Auditing J
Ellen Morris. Emile Perkins,
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