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Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12
West Windsor.

The Hon b F Blood of Watham. Mass. has
made another donation TO Vermont 10 Mont
pelier Seminary of $1,000. the Use of il being
Tor all scholars that so from West Windsor.
Mrs Hamilton North of Waltham.
Mass, and sou arrived at their summer home
last Tuesday. Wednesday she got dispatch
that her husband had died very suddenly call
ing her and her son back. Mr. North was
very wealthy few years ago, but died a
poor man.
The Grange picnic, July the fourth was a
SUGGEST in every respect. The speaking was
Unusually fine and singing also, " it'll quite a
crowd. The ball game in the afternoon was
lively, but the shower came before il was
finished.
The hot wave struck this place very hard.
there were a number Frustrated with the
heat.
Charles Ranny of ShedsviIle has graduated
from Boston Law School and is now a lawyer
by profession. We wish him success.
This town had large number of graduates
this spring: Arthur Sykes from Dartmouth
College; Grace Anthony at Montpelier: Della
Dinsmore from Woodstock; Sarah Hale from
WINDSOR. Grace ANTHONY has been awarded
free scholarship in Smiths college and she
intends TO enter next fall. We are all glad
Tor her as she has worked her way through
alone and hope she will still succeed.
There are many visitors in town at present.
Hooking from the cities.
The sneek thieves have already began their
work. Fred Rich lost number of nice
chickens saturday night from his hen house.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12

Mrs Mabel } johnson, living il
West Newport. went strawberryini
Tuesday and on returning home in
team, accompanied by Miss Ami,
Button, she suddenly fell over, gaspec
and died instantly. She had picked
about - quarts OF berries, ard Will
killed her.
About II o'clock Tuesday night tb,
house owned by Mrs William Gross
and occupied by Charles Bushey al
Beaver 10 Fairfax, was discovered ia
be on fire. The house and barn we're
burned to the ground. Mr. Busbey
succeeded in saving good share OF
bis goods One calf was burned to
death 10 the bare. The house and
barn we're insured ia the Vermont
Mutual for s400.
\ Montpelier horse got eloriously
drunk Saturday, disclosing on its
owner. The man had gore out to do a
Job of hsyirg and bad secreted pint
bottle Of alcohol in the feed bag. Of
course the liquor was designed to
grease the scythe. The cork came
out of the bottle and the horses
MONDAY fead of cracked corn and
oats was saturated with the alcohol.
Never did animal more voraciously
deeour his meal than did his borse.
ship the core With corn juice sauce.
Al! afterdoon be saw more than 40
loads of hay in the field and 40 own
ers attempting to hitch him up. lie
SHE'D at every one of them and was
givea a vacation to sober up,
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12

The celebration of the Fourth of July
here was a success in every respect
The day was all that could be wisheC
for, and at an early hour people com
lnenced to gather from different towns
until quite crowd had gathered. The
marshal for the day was E Ii Jones.
The first feature of the day was the
the street parade of horribles. There
we're number of teams and some on
foot. each trying to make the most
grotesque appearance, and so we'll did
they succeed that it was difficult mat
ter TO decide which had won the prize,
but the judges awarded the prizes to
Misses Verne Metcalf and Lila Tobey
Tor being the worst dressed of the hor-
ribles. After the dinner the people
gathered in front OF the band stand to
listen to a very interesting Grafton by
G M Russell of Wilmington and recta.
tions and music, both vocal and
Instrumental, were all well rendered.
The athletic sports were duly enjoyed
and small prizes were awarded by sue
cessful contestants. In the evening
there was an open air concert by the
band.
d G Sullivan of Green River spent the
4th with his daughter, Miss Lila Tobey
and also Geo Randall at W c Hull4day's.
-Chas Smith and wife recently visited
Mrs Smiths aunt Mrs C llaie.-Mrs
l. LaZelle has this week bought the Ii
Z leaw farm and will soon move on
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12
VERMONT VETERANS.
Death Sf Col. X. j COnsy Al Remington
-His Gallant Record In iWar and Use
fulnsss In Peace.

| Colonel Robert John Cohey. So,
died Tuesday morning at the Vernon
Soldiers home at Benni gton, o.
which he had been superintendent
since its founding. he never WIS con
scious from the time he had his sec.
ond shock Of paralysis Saturday
night. He had never fully recovered
from the first one which he had sew
eral months ago, but although in
poor health, be continued about his
business and was on the streets of the
villsge the evening before he expe-
renced his second attack, Colonel
Cofcv WAS born at ST Johns, N b,
Dee 10, 1912, but the family moving
to Montpelier 10 years later he was
educated 10 the common schools
there end at Morristown with ore
term at the acsdemy at Hyde Park.
At the breaking out of the war Of
the rebellion he was living 10 Mont
pelier and was one Of the first volun.
teers from that town. He first enlist.
ei in company f, Second Vermo {
regiment but later enlisted for three
months in company F of the Nes
England guards Of Mort field. He par
ticipated in the fist big battle Of the
war at Big Bethel. Jute 10, 1861.
In a few days after bis return from
the three months service he enlisted !
September 10 for three years in com
paay Il, fourth regiment, and at the
organization of the company be was |
made third sergeant and was ALWAYS
90 duty until disabled ny wound 20
the leg October lG, 1863, which has
always troubled MIN.
He received medal of ho-or for
gallant service at Banks Ford, Va,
when alone be captured and brought
into camp detachment Of several
men from South Carolina regiment.
For several years after his return from
the service he successfully conducted
hotels at Montpelier, Richmond and
Windsor, leaving tnat business to
assume charge of the Soldiers home.
For a number of wears be was much
interested in the Vermont National
Guard. He was captain of the Mont
pelier company for some time. was
afterward provost marshal OF the bri.
sade. With the rank of major, and for
NO years was on the staff OF Gov u A
Woodbury. With the rank of colonel.
Ieing placed 90 the retired list few ,
ears ago with that rank. E
Colonel Coftev was much interested
q the G 4 K, was Mason and also
corrected with the Bennington Hat. :
lie Monument ana Historical society,
icing its secretary at the time of his
leath. lie was also past sachem of
iohegan Tribe. o X VI, ana a men,
'er Of the Military Order Of the 10y. '
] Legion from Nermoot. For many E
eaars he was travelling salesman in t
'ermont for George W Sulith Of White 4
.iver Junction. E
He was member Of the board Of
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

The Rev W ii Robinson, rector for
the six months at St Luke's church
Fair Haven, leaves Fair Haven this
week for his charge in Baltimore.
Md. st Peters church OF that CITY
of which he has been chosen assistant
rector, has congregation of 1000
The Barre CoDgregationalists Tues.
day eyeoing voted unanimously to
extend call to Rev Francis l. Poole
of East Weymouth, Mass, at sal
Rry of $1,000 a wear.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12
The REFoRMER. BRATTLEHoRo. FRIDAY. JULY L. 1901

last i've years the number was 20 per
cent, showing a reduction Of 56'6 per
cent. Figures for the same period
with diphtheris and Group are, for
the first period 9l.2 pei cent, and for
the second, 9i.2 per cent, reduction
of h077 per cent. In consumption
during the first period there were 7a9.
per cent against 5ll. in the last pc.
rud there reduction Of BIT per
cent. Whooping cough, first period,
81 per cent secoud period la. reduc'
tion 81 per cent second period typhoic
fever, first period l6S; second period,
l05.S, reduction 81 per cent.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12
The Sunny South. Atlanta, Ga.

The Sunny South. Atlanta, Ca. SAVE.
Sort the clothes carefully, putting ibe
finest white clothes in one pile. coarse,
ones In the second, and colored clothes
In the third Pit the white clothes IN
two tubs, pour water over them aud l.,
them soak. In the morning run the tjrst
lot through the wringer into a wa.bin,
machine containing suds made BY
dissolving GOLD DUST WASHING
POWDER in hot water. Work tho
machine vigorously for few mirufey
and the dirt will be removed Srald
them a few minutes and rinse twice
with little bluinR 10 the second waite,
Starch the pieces that need it aud haDp
all OF them on the line. The second lot
OF white clothes receive the same treat.
ment. Dark colored prints and
ginPhams should not he washed in very
hot water and should be turned vropg
side out before drying them, to prevent
fading.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12
VOL. XIV. NO. 100

school trustees, and for two va..
had teen its president An Rrt'r s
Republican he never took ary nFa,
but was frequent delegate to Conn.,
and state conventions.
His management Of the S7Idia,.,
home had been successful, and !, n n h,
be hard thing to find man ,ba '.
will fill the position OF supefit,snS'
cnt HlHays as satisfactorily rs h.,
did. Of genial disposition h. u nc
popular with all classes. was
He married in 1867 Miss Dcni.
Hattie Burnham of MONTPELIER. Tbo
with one adopted daughter, suryiye.
him.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12
vernOu.

Vernon grange observed children :.
day last Saturday. A large number
of people attended and were pleasant
ly entertained by recitations. read
iDgs. vocal and Instrumental music
given by the young people and chill
dren. Fruit and confectionery were
served.
The property known as the Vernon
house or Burrows hotel and farm was
sold on WedI eSday by Miss leila \
johnson to A q Barnes of Brattle
boro. This is one of the best pieces
of property in the Connecticut valley
and involves the transfer of some
$50, 600 property as Miss johnson
takes in part pay Mr. Barnes house
on Prospect street, Brattleboro.
known ae the Davenport place.
The Ladies' Circle will meet al
their rooms next Wednesday after
noon.
Rev r X Marvin will preach in In
ion church next Sunday at m
Rev A G. Johr son of Boston will
preach in the chapel next Sunday
at II IN and 30 p IN.
Miss Esther Campbell is visiting at
her brothers. in Brattleboru. Miss
Jessie Swift of Brattleboro vas The
guest Of Miss Clarissa Reed a few
days this week.-Mr and Mrs keones
will return TO their home in DHnvers.
Mass. Ssturdsy.--Mrs Minnie Eager
and family have returned from Brat.
tleboro.-Rslpb jackson Of Easthanp-
ton spent a part OF his vacation with
his prnnd Darpnfs Mr. md Me- u
Streeter and Mr. and Mrs Cbas Jack
son--ErDest G Hubbard and F W
Pettee have returned to Merideu.
CoDn.-Mr and Mrs Clarence Barton
are the guests Of Mrs Julia Frost. -
Mrs Warren Burrows aud son of Athol
nave been in town a week.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12

Henry Frost. after a long illness
passed away last Sunday afternoon ant
was buried Wednesday in Dummerston
He leaves widow, formerly Emma
HoughtOn Of Dummerston, and one
daughter, Nellie Sparks of Springfield,
Mass.
CL Dexter and family came last Fri
dav to The Villa for the summer.-E {
Fisher and wife of Guilford. and c b
Fisher OF Revere, Mass, and a friend.
spent the Fourth with their father at
Mrs E F Bruce't.-J w Kelsey. lately OF
New York, came last Wednesday night
to visit friends in this vicinity.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12
HOtlSiItonvtlie,

Chas Abbott and family and Mrs Ora
Colby went to Landgrove to spend the
Fourth. -Riland Deta lu is cutting the
hay on J @ Cummings ace.-Riand
Decamp has resumed work in the mill
Mrs Geo Parmenter returned to her
home In Bellows Falls Sunday and she
is TO move ID Gree lucid, Mass. this
week, where MI Parmenter has en-
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12

ployment.--A G Nourse and Adam Cor
nett we're 10 Peru the middle OF the
week on business. Henry Walsh has
arrived from Boston for few weeks
stay at his home here and his VIE IS ex-
pected later,-IIenry Putnam ana w,ie
visited ut Henry Wooley's the first OF the
Week.-Mrs. Lucy Page has returned
from ClaremOnt.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12
To-Day You Can Ask

what has made me feel ten years young.
er and / will tell you. 1t was the new
medicine discovered by DR. David Ker.
nedy, of Kennedy Row, Kingston. y Y.
| mean Calcura solvent. For wears
was troubled with my kidneys but am
all right now. SO said Nathaniel Temp
kins, OF Windham Center, y Y, Oct 9,
1900. Write for free trial bottle.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12

The postoffice and the store of Whit.
combHartwell company, Essex juno.
tiop, were broken into Sunday night
or Monday morning. The entrance
TO the postotiice was made through
one of the back widows which was
ried open. Only small amount OF
cnange and few tsn-cert stamps
were tsken. Several of the drawers
were pulled out and the cash register
was opened but it contained nothiEg
of consequence
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12

A Temple d Co are running the
mill now, employing 10 to Il hands.
w II Hancock, Fl g Reed and Geo
Coleman are attending the State meet.
ing Of Knights of Honor at Brattleboro
this week.
Mrs Warren Head and baby of Brat
tleboro are vi sitting at Wales Cheeney's--
Frank l. Reed and family of Easthsnp.
ton, Mass. are stopping with their par
ents.-R J. Brown called on relatives
the first of the week.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12

one of the largest real estate deals consum.
mated in Vermont for some time is the recent
sale by the Groton Lumber company to
Mitchell Goslant OF Marshtield of tract OF
1900 acres, situated in the towns of Groton
Marshtield and Peacham. There is consider.
able timber on this property although much
OF the land was cut over some 10 years ago.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12
PltChfOrk Tine Killed III i'm =,

George W Hawkins, son of Silas
Hawkirs OF Rutland, died Tuesday
morning as the result of injuries re-
cAiyed last Sunday by falling on a
pitchfork. With seseral compan ions
ne was playing in the ball, when he
fell on a tine which penetrated the
brain. Menugeal inflammation set 10
causing his death.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12
Seeks Fields and Pastures New.

Levi Needham of Randolph, who lost q
quarts of liquor, last week by contiscation,
and who has been accused OF selling liquor.
has left town and his whereabouts are I'M
known. His barber shop will probably lie
conducted by Charles Butterfield.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12

Chas H Palmer returned to his HON,
in Garfield. n Y, after three weeks visi
at the Parsopage.-F A Rush and wife
have moved back to their place in "
Wards boro from johnson & Tlbbitts'mil
-Chas Armstrong has moved from b l.
Perry's to W Wardsboro.-Alva h
Styles has taken his family to Tudor's
where he works,-Geo A Williams is
working for C II Grout.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12
LOCAL.
BrOOkline.

OP Stickney is at Burlington in
attendance at the health ofhcers
meeting this week.-N Z Marsh
spends a few weeks with his son AZ
Cambridgeport. - O Fellows Of WI
Evansville is at work for g L Stick
neY in having.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12

VT Walker has big harvest OF
strawberries this season. One day
last week he picked and carried to
market 46 bushels and on other days
from 40 to 80 bushels.
VIM Treadway from Putney has
bought out the interest of VIM Ran
dali in his store at East Dummers. on
of Walker e. Randall.
f NJ Waite has been sick and con
tiued to the house. Adm + Miller is
in New York with his wife who has
receotly had surgical operation and
is in a private hospital.-E Stark is
clerking for Clark, the grocer, at
Brattlehoro.-Hugh Lynde, son of
Lewis Lynde, Esq, is spending his
vacation at home from Middlebury
college.-Miss Ethel Maynard left for
her home in Bennington, N II, by
way of Boston, where she spent the
Fourth.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12

IL am indebted TO one Minute Cough Cure
for my present good health and NV life i was
treated In vain 10y doctors for hung trouble
following IA grippe II took One Minute Cough
Cure and recovered INV health. MIR Ell
Wise, Madison, va. Greene's drug store. 6
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12

An original widows pen sion, sl2
has been granted to Ellen Jaquith.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12
" ardshoro.

Miss Anna Kilburn Is here from
SpofOrd. y II, 10 sssist in the care
Of ner aunt who i III.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12

That tired feeling is burden you need
not carry. Hoods Sarsaparilla will rid
YOU Of il anC renew your courage.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12
DUN MERsTON CENTRE.
Death OF Randolph l.. Maynard.

Randolph L Maynard, aged 4o years;
whose death occurred in the hospital
in Monson, Mass, July 3D., was the
eldest son of Lambert N and Rose
Kuight MAYNARD Of Somerville, Mass,
and grandson of the late Judge Asa
Knight of Dummerston. lie went TO
the hospital last spring by advice OF
his physician hoping that regular
course of treatment would prove bene'
fetal. In his boyhood days be With
his parents lived at the old Knight
Homestead of his grandparents here
in Dummerston three years and was
frequent visitor from his home IN Dos
ton to spend the summer months at
the beautiful old home of his ances-
tors. He was a fsvorite with his as.
sociates and the older residents and
an exceptionally intelligent, active,
very respectful and honest boy. char
acteristics which he retained through
life. The funeral services we're held
at his home IN Sonervile, Ma $, Sat
urday July 9th, and was buried in the
family lot 10 Mt Auburn cemetery
near Boston.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12

Hi Reed spent Sunday with his
mother at " estmoreland. n II.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12
Putnev


Mrs Hill is visiting her daughter
Mrs Snow at Spoiford, N II.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12
WEST TUwSSHEND.
Death OF Angie ElONvyn Benson.

| Apuia + 1Suyp Ransom arpJ q xnarG
a,l,i 5a,n iht Paxfn,d Hansor w.
b W. ua ~ eon oa,I,, 49," go "i.o
rris 49, ~, - tha hrain ,,;o3I'
m,,l 1"e aman 10 iast Cnndov 49,, du'n,'
S;n n ha. ,other,s dastb ~ Inns
Isao che Wv, w;tn to hnr brotber had Du a4a
i hor0 no W." ;,h 30, ana ia, nnu ''" A..
and Mrs W y Howard, and wbile
there endesred herself to all who
knew her, by her loving. winnipe
wsvs The funeral was held at the
rb1rrh Tussd,v afternoon Rev NJ F
Hardy officiating. Mr. Hardy spoae in
the highest terms OF the little one.
mentioning especially her kindness
10 and thoughtfulness for all people,
both old and young, and how she
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12

Mrs W A Lswrenc, is visiting her
daughter. Mrs W E Dresser, in Far
ley, Mass. Mr. and Mrs G N Boyn-
ton have teen visiting their daughter
Mrs George Dompier, in Putney. -
James Whipple and daughter Lottie,
have been visiting in Wslpole. -
George Ellis of Burlington was in
town last week. Mr. and Mrs A D
Benson of Townshend vera in town
Tuesday TO attend the funeral of their
gran ddaughter. Carroll Boyden of
Ashburnham, Mass, visited relatives
and friends in town last week. A
band of gypsies passed through this
place Wednesday. WIN Howe of Bos-
ton, Mass. is visiting at Mrs W b
Lawrence's. - Augustus Chase is
working for DR. Gale.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12
VARIOUS VERMONT MATTERS
SCHOOL FOR HEALTH OFFICERS.

Col. Baker Critieises the State Board ana
It's uistions-Mr. CALVIN Of Brattss.
boro md Others Oflsr some Good Prsc.
teal Ideas on Pluunb,ng-stasistics to
Show What Health Boards Mean In the
n 81
The news & observer., 1901-04-30
BUYS MAGNIFICENT H0ME.
Mr. Frank B Dancy Formerly of Raleigh In
vests s24, o00in atlanta.

The following item, clipped from theSAt-
lanta Journal. which prints ii under big
headlines, tells Of the purchase of mag
nificent home by former citizen of Raj
eigh, Mr. Frank B. Dancy, who with his
family have many friends here The
Journal says
The home of the late Clarence Knowles
at 63 Porce de Leon avenue. was sold
yesterday to Mr. Frank B. Dancy for
S24, 600.
This beautiful lot is near the corner
of Ponce de Leon avenue and Piedmont
avenue. and is one of the handsomest
residences in Atlanta. 1t was construct
ed under the supervision of the late Mr..
Knowles. who was recognized as an au-
thority in the art of building homes, and
during his residence there he was fire.
quently complimented on the beautiful
location and the tasteful building which
he placed upon such a handsome lot.
Soon after the death of Mr.. Knowles
the home was vacated by his family and
was later occupied by the family Of Mr..
Dancy, and they have resided there since.
He will now make it his permanent home.
MIR. Dancy is manager of the Atlanta
office of the Virginia Carolina Chemical
Company.
The news & observer., 1901-04-30
u he died the followtng ruegday morn

hut he died the following Tuesday morn
ing.
Coroner Griffin was notified of the af-
fair Wednesday afternoon and went to
the scene CT the trouble early Thursday
morning Upon his arrival quite a num-
Der Of persons informed him that Taylor
had also shot Chamblee. To ascertain
the cause Of death post-mortem ex-
animation was made by Dr. S. B. Dew, in
the presence of the jury of inquest and
when the skull was removed it revealed
the fact that Chamblee came to his death
from concussion Of the brain, produced by
the force of the rock with which he was
struck. The Jurors quickly agreed upon
their verdict and Taylor was committed
TO Jail to answer the charge Of murder.
Taylor is deformed youth and has
long been a recipient cf monthly allow
ances by the county, and 1t seems that he
has been using this allowance in pur-
chasing moonshine whiskey which he
again sold at a profit He shows little
concern in what he has done. Chamblee
was son Of William Chamblee and a
brother CT J. r. and J. p, Chamblee, of
Wake county He was 90 years old
The news & observer., 1901-04-30

was accepted without a change. It was
as follows:
President-Rev. Howard T.. Rond-
thaler, of Winston-Salem.
Vice -Presidents-Rev. A. d. Thaeler,
of Winston Salem; Mrs. S. A. Hodgin,
of Raleigh; Rev. j. A. Dorritlee, of
Charlotte: Rev w. G. Walters, of Win
ston-Salem: Prof. S. NJ. Smith, of Elon
College; DIR. L. r. Harris. OF Hender-
son; Rev. A. w. Curtis, of Raleigh.
Secretary and Treasurer-Mrs.( Chas.
w Petty, of Greensboro.
Superintendent-Mi Margaret Ran
Kim of Charlotte
superintendent of Press Department
Miss Mamie Bays, of Salisbury.
superintendent Of Prison Department
Mr. A. l.. Chamberlain, of Raleigh.
superintendent of Christian Citizen
ship Department-Mr Chas. Ross, Of
Asheboro.
Business Board-Rev. II. E. Rond-
thaler, Mrs Chas. w. Petty, Rev. r.
NJ Johnson, of Greensboro; E. H. Stock
ton, of Salem; Rev A. d. Thaeler and
Miss Mamie Bays.
Directors-Mr. f. F. Dawson, of Will
son; Mr.. j. S. McCubbins, Jr.. of Sails
bury; E. H. Stockton, Rev. r. NJ
Johnson and Rev. j. L. Foster the lat
ter of Raleigh