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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-16
REUNION WEEK /



Next week will be reunion week
and our city will be given up to enjoy
ing the annual reunion OF the told
boys" who were once young, but now
are old, yet ever young and vigorous
in their devotion TO the principles OF
freedom. Pbillipsburg is proud to
welcome all visitors who come to att
tend this event.
Following is the daily program of
exercises
TUESDAY, AUGUST 10Th.
10 a. m. Music by Drum Corps.
1880 a. m. Assembly of Modern
WoOdmen at WOodman Hail.
IL a. m. Assignment of the different
camps to place in parade.
1880 a. m. Music by band.
u. Noon and dinner.
I:30 p. m. Music by Drum Corps and
assembly at Woodman Hall.
2 pm. Form parade headed by
American Flag and band.
$3.50 p. N. Call to order by President
of the day at speakers stand, Music
by band, prayer, song, speech by Hon.
c. d. Jones of Norton. Speech Fra
ternaliSm and WoOdcraft by Hon. A.
G. T. Geiger of Oberlin.
$3.50 p. m. Music by Drum Corps.
Pulling contest. best horse or mule
team $500 prize.
Exhibition drill by Woodmen teams,
prize
Tug OF war participated in by all
Camp Teams. $500 1st prize. $500
End prize for camp with largest per
cent of membership present.
$50 p. m. Supper.
1880 p. m. Evening call to order and
music. Graphophone music and
Stereoptican Exhibition, band. Coy
ote Quartette, Mandolin Club, Arion
Quartette. Chorus.
WEDNESDAY AUGUST Goth.
10 q. m. Opening Exercise, song,
prayer and short address OF welcome
by president.
Il. Noon and Dinner.
p. m. Band music in courtyard.
Addresses by Hon. c. NJ. Cole, Hon.
". A. Reeder, Hon. A. G. T. Geiger,
Hon. j. &. Hamilton.
4. p. m. Ball game Phillipsburg vs..
Agra.
p. m. Balloon ascension.
1880 p. m. Camp Fire and all kinds Of
music.
THURSDAY AUGUST 21St.
sam. Suaner township Drum Corps
and general good time.
10 a. m. Camp Fire and experience
meeting by old soldiers, every one
invited to talk.
10 a. N. Ball game Phillfpshurg VS..
Logan.
p. m. Music by band.
2 p. m. Addresses by Hon. j. D. Bot
kin, Hon. +. j. Close and others.
4 p. m. Ball game Phillipsburg VS..
Smith Center.
p. N. Balloon aSce nBion and music
by the band.
1888 p. N. General Concert including
Stereoptican Views, and all kinds OF
music.
10 p. m. Flambeau Display and band
FRIDAY AUGUST p.
a. m. Sumner township Drum
Corps.
9 a. m. Business meeting, election OF
officers by G. A. r.
10 a. m. Music, Camp Fire, and gen.
eral talks.
10 a. m. Ball game, Philllpsburg VS..
Long Island.
p. m. Music by the band.
2 p. m Speech by Chas. CHrtis and
] others.
4pm. Ball game, Phillipsburg VS..
Smith Center.
p. m. Balloon ascension and band
music.
p. m. Camp Fire, Concert, and any
thing else you want.
10 p. m. Flambeau Club.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-16

Tt is. recommended that township
caucuses be held not later than Satur-
day August q, 1902.
WIN. K1NGERY, WM. WARNER,
Secretary. Chairman.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-16

An are invited to attend who are in
favor of free ballot and fair count,
ballot IN whesh the common people
shall be allowed to express their
honest sentiments without being
dominated, or dictated to by the
would be bosses.
it is recommended that the town
slaip eanesEeses be held net later than
Saturday August 23rd, 1902.
J. L. MoCoRNICK, G. b. CoEE.
Secretary. Chairman.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-16
FIRST GUN OF THE CAMPAIGN
Topeka, Kansas. August asrd. 5000:

On the above date Topeka will be
invaded by the greatest crowd OF Pop
ulists and Democrats ever gathered
together in one place.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-16

If you want a good job get Tack
well the painter and paper hanger.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-01-18
AUDITORS NOTICE.

Lsncasie', - II =. g Dsr 4 1901.
Notice Is hereby given that this of
nee a Ill he cpen from the lat day OF
January t" the 2Uth day of +. pruary.
1907, for the purpose of receiving the
turns OF the Taxpayers of LMncaster
county.
All persons baving property in their
posssss'"n ar control as Manager,
H"ide or ss Hu.baud, Parent, Guar.
| dian, T,astee Executor. Admini.tra-
t"r, Receiver. ccountirg Eficsr,
Agent, Attorney or Factor on the LIST
day OF Jnnuary 1892 are required to
lit he same for taxation within the
limo required by law. or incur tho
penalty of Fifty per Cent. which att
tscbes in case of failure to do SO
A re.sssessm- mt Of all Real Estate
ans all improvenents there n, to-
gefher with all personal property Of
Auditor for the as ca ment for 1902.
The poll Tax of One Dollar "a lsid
upon ali male persons between the
ages of II and 90 years. except persons
who are sx mpL by law.
The Auditor OF AN assistant will at
tend the following place. In the coun-
ty on the da,s named below for the
cow enienns of the pubic
tlsceoIs Tnssday Jan 7, 1902. l2 n.
Pleasant Valry We'd Jan 8, 1902.
Beiair rhursdKy Jan 8.
Van w, OK, FRIDAY Jan 10.
Dixie, Monday a IN Jan. Is.
Dwight, Monday p. M, Jan IS.
rradtSviiio, Tuesday Jan. IA
Tsxahaw Wedne>dsy Jan. l5.
Fat'r"ek church, Thursday Jan. Is.
Or. q. Weisue's. Friday Jan IL.
Primns, SaiurGa, Jan l8
Halle Gold Mine. Monday Jan. 20
X rshaN Tuesday and Wednesday
Jan 2lst amt % to 2p m.
Heath ~priugs Thursday Jan u,
Pieseant Hill. Friday Jan. 84th to z
w. T VAniandil sham's, Monday
Jan. 27
II wnl be tn the interest of svery
Tax Payer to make their return
promptly aud save the penalty of so
per ce"t which att aches af, or the 10th
of February
After inc above dstes will he found
In the suditof'S Offics to wait upon
no psbis,
R.epoctfuIly
JNO. A. COO K,
Auditor, l.. y.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-01-18
S1.Se PIX ANN Il.

once.
Section 8. All able bodied male
persons between the ages of elgh-
teen and fifty years, residing with
in the Incorporated limits of tn.
SAID town, not exempt from road
duty under the laws of the State,
shall work the Streets, pavements,
ways and bridges of the Town
under the direction of and tn the
satisfaction of such policemen or
overseers as may he appointed or
may have already been appointed,
for IA space of time not less than
four da"s, nor exceeding six days
In each year. Provided, that ut
the time of receiving notice to
perform such work, any person
may paw into the Town Treasury
Two Dollars Communication tax
which shall be received In lieu of
said work: that substitute may
be furnished, provided, such sub
stitnte is a male person aver
eighteen years of age and provided
with necessary tools, and he shall
be required to do full and salts
factory work.
Any person refusing to pay
SAID Communication tax, perform
said wor~, or furnish the requir ed
su' stitute with necessary tools,
shall be fined not less than ten
dollars nor more than thirty dol
lars, or be imprisoned not less
than ten DAYS nor more than thirty
days, in the discretion of the
Mayor.
Section 8. All ordinances or
parts of ordinances inconsistent
herewith, shall he and the same
are hereby repealed.
Ratified by the Mavor and AL
dermen in Council assembled, this
Sth day of January, in the year
of our Lord one thousad nine
hundred and two.
Attest r. E. WYLIE,
Mayor.
SEAL CHAs. d. JONES,
\ NIorL o,l N,o..
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-01-18
IN rdiiIlallcc
To Raise Supplies for the Fiscal
Year Commencing January
1St, 1902.

BE it ordained by the Mayor and
Aldermen of the Town of Lam
caster, ). G, in Council as
semhled, and by the authority
of the Same, to provide for sup
Plies and necessary expenses of
the Town
Section |. That the following
taxes be and are hereby levied for
the fiscal year 1902, that is to
say:
lst. A tax of fifty cents on
each $1,000 of the value of all
real and pers ,nal property with
III the corporate limits of the town
of Lancaster, S. c., due and pay-
able between the first and thirty
first days of October 1902; and
all taxes due and remaining un-
paid on the first day of Novem-
ber 1902, snail ne su ject TO such
penalties and costs as are now or
may hereafte" he imposed by State
laws for the non-payment IF taxes
when due.
End. The following licenses shall
be paid IN advance on or for the
following vocalions, businesses or
privileges, and it shall be ualaw-
ful for anyone to engage in or fol-
low any of the following businesses
or vocations within the corporate
limits of the Town without first
paying the license hereinafter
stated for said calling or business;
and where the liceuse is based up-
on income from said business or
vocation, the income derived from
said business or vocation for the
last fiscal year ending Decem Der
3lst, 1901, shall be the basis for
the amount to be paid, and it
shall be The duty of each person,
firm or corporation following any
business or calling where license
is based upon income, to furnish
the Town Treasurer, upon demand,
with statement, under oath,
showir g the amount derived from
said business or vocation for the
last fiscal year ending Decem ber
3lst, 1901, and in any cases
where iicen-e is desired to follow
any of said vOcatlons or businesses
during the fiscal year 1902 that
are ba-ed upon income for same,
by beginners, new comers or
transient practitioners, the lowest
schedule shall be the amount to
be paid for the year or any part
thereof, when not otherwise speci-
fed: That is,
Dentists or tooth extrac-
tors, resident, each or
firm, with income 500.
per annum or loss, per
year, s 500
With income over 500.
and not over 1000. per
annum, per year, 1000
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c"nSeu as merchants 3 90
Bakers 3 90
Agents of steam bakeries
or cracker factories, each, 5 90
Manufacturers OF doors,
sash, hlnds, etc 100
Mills, -four or grIst, each, 5 90
Marble Yards, 2 90
Agents for Ntarhle works
or quarrieS, per week, 100
Dealers IT, soda water, or
other soft drinks sold
from founts, (provided
that the fountain, appa-
ratus and attachments
shall not be Included as
stock in estimating the
license tax t" ne pnld ny
merchants, 800
Tailor mel chants, or agents
for, each, 5 90
Sign painters, per day, 90
Sign painters, per ear, 90
Agents or dealers IN wood
or coal, 5 90
Dyers and cieauets, 5 90
Eating or lmch houses 90
Harness repair shops, 3 90
Agents or dealers III hides
and tallow, furs and wool,
each, 5 90
Section 3. The charges for
licenses in any business not enume-
nted in Section 2 of this ordinance
shall be determined by the Mayor.
Section 4. That whenever in
this ordinance the term dealer is
used, the same shall include not
only the principal, hut, in his,
her or their absence, shall include
any agent, clerk or employee
managing the business respective.
ly referred to, and generally
where license is herein imposed
for the carrying on of any busi-
ness, and the same is carried on
by any agent, clerk or employee,
such agent, clerk or employee
shatl be subject to the penalties
herein imposed, should the sale
business he carried on without
taking out such license in the same
manner as if he, she or they was
or were the proprietor or pro
prietors of the said business.
Section 5 No license sha 10
transferred from one firm to an
other, except with sale or trans
fer of a stock of goods, shop,
outfit or machinery, and then
only on the endorsement of the
Mayor.
Section 6. That all sums of
money hereby imposed and re-
quired to he paid as license tax
shall be due and payable from the
tenth day of February, 1902, to
the tenth day of March, 1902, at
the Office of the Treasurer of said
town, who shall proceed to collect
the same and shall issue to the
party or parties paying the same
a license which shall entitle the
said party or parties to engage ia
or cary on the said business, &C
or calling or profession,
within the corporate limits of the
said town of Lancaster from the
first day of January, A. d, 1902,
up to and including the 31st day
of Dece mber, A. d 1902.
Section Z. Any persen or per-
sons, firms or corporations, refus-
ing or neglecting to pay the re-
quired license, shall, upon con-
victlon thereof, be fined not less
than double the legal license in
that case, said fine to be collected
out of the goods or wares offered
for sale, or out of any property
of said delinquent or delinquents;
or shall he imprisoned not more
than thirty days, in the discretion
OF the Mayor; provided, further,
that the person or persons, firm
or corporation, SO offending may
pay the fines and costs before the
said property is sold, unless said
is of perishabIe nature
in which event it may be sold at
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!
out OF town, per dav,
1000 to so 90. Gin the
discretion Of the Mayor)
Theatrical performances
or otner exhibitions, not
, local, per dav, 200 to
! % 90, (in the tiscre-
uon OF the Mayor
Bicy cles, with pavement
privileges, Except on
main street,) each, (each
bicycle to bear license
tag, 100
Agents for the sale of
pianos, organs, clocks,
stoves or ranges, $500
Dealers In patent rights, 25 90
Fertilizer agents, 1000
Agents or dealers In en-.
giues, gins, presses and
machinery. 1000
Ban 3, State, those whose
capital is less than 50,-
600, 1900; whose capi-
tai is $4,000, or over, $500
Building and loan associ-
atlons, each, 1000
Merchants, stock 1000 to
500 90. 200
Merchants, stock 5000 to
1000 90, 800
Merchants, stock 100000
to 100000, 400
Merchants, stock 100000
to 5000 90, 900
Merchants, stock 100000,
to 10, 100000, 500,
Merchants, stock 100000
to $4,000. 90, 800
Merchants, stock 100000
to 100000, 1900
Merchants, stock 100000
to $4,000 90, 1900
Merchants, stock 80, 100000
to 90, 100000, 5000
Merchants, stock SO, 100000
and ever, 5000
Drug stores and jewelers.
licensed as merchants,
Money lenders, persons,
firms or corporations
lending money at inter.
eat, or negotiating loans,
whether by real estate
agents, attorneys at law,
or others, not including
banKs, 5.OOl
Building contractors, en-
plcying one to five work
men, 5.OOI
Building contractors, EN-.
plying five to ten work.
men, 10.00I
Building contractors, en-
ploving more than ten
workmen, 5000
Newspapers, each,. 500
Newspapers with job Office
combined, 7.5O'
Job Offices, each, 500
Painters or timers, each, 5.OOi
Occulists or opticians, or
specialists on throat, ear
and eye or nose, 1000
Railroad companies, each,
for business done exclu-
sively within the town of
Lancaster, but not includ-
ing any business done to
or from points without the
State, and not including
any business done for the
government Of the Uni
ted States, its officers or
agents, $500
Telephone companies, each,
for business done exclu-
sively within the town of
Lancaster, but not inclu-
ding any business done
to or from points without
the State, and not includ-
ing any business done for
the govern ment of the
United States, its officers
or agents, for each !
phone, per year, rs
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Telegraph companies or
agencies, each, for busi-
ness done exclusively
within the town of Lam
caster, but not includ-
ing any business done
TO or from points with
out the State and not
including any business
done for the govern
ment of the United Stat
es, it's officers or agents, 40 0,
Express companies or
agencies, each, for bus
iuess done exclusively
within the town of Lam
caster, but not includ-
ing any business done
to or from points with
out the State, and not
including any business
done for the Govern
ment of the United Stat
es, it's officers or age nts, 4O.O(
Kerosene oil companies or
agencies having sta
tionary or portable
tanks for receiving and
storing of oil. each, 5000
Kerosene oil companies or
agencies having no sta
tionary tauks, but SELL
ing in original packag-
es, each SO. OF
OH, creosote or feruoline
companies, each 1O.O(
Fire insurance companies,
each, per year, 500
Life insurance companies,
PRESIDENT agents) per
year, 5 OF
Life insurance companies,
including mutual or CO.
operative companies,
(transient, agents, per
per week, 500; per
month, 1O.O(
Sewing machine compan-
les or agents (transient)
per week, 2 90; per
month, 500
Photographers (resident)
in permanent building,
per year, 500
Photographers (transient)
in temporary building,
per weex, 200; per
month 500
Auctioneers, per day, 200
per year, 1000
Barber shops, per chair,
Main street, per year, 500
Each additional chair, per
year, 800
Bac< street, per year, 800
Each additional chair,
per year, 200
Hotels or boarding hous-
es, with transient rates
exceeding 100 per day,
per year, 20.eO
Public boarding houses,
each, per year, 500
Restaurants including
right to sell fish in doors
only, per quarter, 500,
per year, 1000
Meat market, including
right to sell fish Tin
doors only on Main
street per year, $500
On back street, per year 1900
Dealers in fish or oysters,
indoors, per year, 500
With street privileges,
per quarter, 1000; per
year, 5000
Sales, livery or feed sta
bles, or all, per year 25. 90
All dealers transient or
otherwise, in horses or
mules, not doing busi-
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-01-18
ness in licensed stables.

ness in licensed stables,
per week, 1000
LOU Public dray wagon, one horse
5 90; two horse, 7.5O
Public hacks, one horse,
5 90; two horse. z so
o.Oo Dealers in ice, per season, 500
ltinerant traders or ven.
ders of any goods, wares
o.o'' or merchandise, per day
90 TO 800, i'm she dis.
cretion of the Mavor.
1.oo Transient traders IN fruits.
produce, etc, per dav,
from 90 cents to 100,
per week, 3Ou
o'oo Public billiard. pool, bag
atelle tables, eacn, per
year, 1000
.o.oo Bowling alleys, for each
alley, 500
Shooting gallery, per day,
l.oo l.. 90, per week, 800,
per month. 500
Bill posters, per day, 100,
per year, 1000
CircIses, equestrian shows
o.oo menagerle, per dav,
10 90 to SO %, lin the
discretion Of the Mayor.)
Lo:Oo Circuses, for procession III
the streets, aud located
out Of town, per dav,
l.oO 1000 to so 90. Tin the
discretion of the Mayor)
Theatrical performances
n IL h,
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For each additional 100.
ofincome over 1000. per ,
annum, per year.
Practiclng physicians,
each, or firm, with in
come 500, per snnum,
or less, per year,
With income over 500. and
not over 1000. per an-
mum, per year,
For each additional 100.
ofincome over 1000. per
annum, per year,
Attorneys at law, each, or
firm, with income 500.
per annum, or less, per.
year,
With Income over 500. and
not over 1000. per en-
mum, per year,
For each additional 100.
of income over 1000.
per annum, per year,
Brokers or commission
merchants, each, or
firm, with income 500.
per aunum or less, per
year,
With Income over 500. and
not over 1000. per an
mum, per year,
For each additional 100.
Of income over 1000,
per annum, per year,
Dentists or tooth extrac-
tore. (transient), per
weak g 90. mar nonrh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-05-24
KENNEREC SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Program for the Convention, May 27
at Gardiner.

The convention of the kennebec Sun.
day School Association to be held al
the Congregational church, Tuesday
May =, promises to be an interesting
che and the out-of-toWn speakers will
be interesting and instructive. The
program as arranged is:
THE MORNING SESSION.
1900. Opening Scripture service,
Rev. A. l.. Struthers, South Gardner
1920. Business. Words of welcome:
,. Presidents response; 9. Secretary
report; 4. Treasurer'S account; s.
Committees appointed.
1915. Address,
Edward A. Mason. general secretary
Maine state S. S. Association.
11.45. Department Doings-
Responses from primary, home and
normal department workers.
11.45. Round Table-a Home Depart
ment; b The Sunday School Teacher:
Organized Sunday School Work.
12.15. Closing Prayer and Benediction
1870. Basket Lunch. Tea and coffee
furnished.
THE AFTERNOON SESSION.
1.45. Devotional Service
200. Round Table Sunday School
Management
Conducted by Edward A. Mason
2.15. Words of Introduction and Pur-
pose.
Edward A. Mason, General Secretary
go. Address.
l.. i. Cook, Treasurer Maine State ).
:. Association.
800 Address-'Decision Day"
Rev. A. Edward Kelsey, Winthrop
Offering for Sunday School Work.
$50. Address-"Some Traits of a Good
Primary Teacher"
Mrs. e. a. DeGarmo. Portland, State
Primary Superintendent
400. What Can be Done to Divide Our
County into District Associa tins?
4.20. Report of Nominating Committee
40. Adjournment.
$50. Basket Supper
THE EVENING SESSION.
7.30. Service of Song.
AS. Scripture Reading and Prayer.
Music.
Rev. b. p. Hope, Augusta
Music.
Offering for Sunday School Work
Prayer and Benediction,
Rev. J. l.. Quimby, Pastor
The Kennebec County Sunday School
Association officers are as follows:
President, Rev. G. Edwin Woodman.
Jr., Monmouth; vice president. Rev. L. :.
{. Norcross. Winthrop; secretary. Miss
Olive A. Gould, Albion: treasurer, Mrs.
Z. A. Bailey, Winthrop: executive COM
nittee, Rev. A. T. Ringold, Rev. c. A.
Wight. Mrs. Annie L. Farnham.
The Maine Central Railroad will sell
'eturn tickets. good to return May 2Sth. |
or two cents per mile, at all stations in |
he county.
Each superintendent and pastor in |
he country, and three delegates from
ZACH school, are entitled to vote in the |
These delegates may be |
appointed May %. |
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-05-24
TWO DISCREPANCIES
From the Quarries Lead to Rumors of
an Elopement.

The notable incident in connection
with the smallpox situation, Tuesday,
WAS il reported elopement. The Jour
nails authority in the premises comes
from the officers who have in charge
matters pertaining 10 the quarantine at
Granite hill.
1t seems that 4 married woman,
aged about Is years worked at the
home Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Darius Marston,
the latter Of whom has been i'll from
smallpox. At the first intimation as 70
the nature of The disease, which was
pronounced on the first visit of the
health officers. the woman in question,
Mrs. Bessie Arnold, withdrew from hel
services us nurse Mrs. MarstOn has
steadily improved, but a strict quaran-
tine is still maintained at this house.
AS soon as the health officers We're i'm
formed Of the facts Mrs. Arrold's libcI-
ties were restricted, and she was prac-
tically placed in quarantine.
On Friday, it seems, Mrs. Arnold was
not to be found and diligent search
during the day failed to locate her. II
is also apparent to those who have in
vestigated the matter that one Charles
Gilby is also missing from the place
Mrs. Arnold has a husband ana child
It is suspected that the elopement, il
such il was. and it seems that there
are sufficient grounds for the supposi-
ton, transpired sometime late Thurs
day night or early Friday morning.
The evasion Of the quarantine is saiC
to be a serious offence. 1t is know
that She did not leave the city by any
of the night trains.
Supt. Carrick Of the Tayntor Granite
Co. has made known his intentions re-
garding tile vaccination Of his employe.
ana states That only men who have
been vaccinated will be employed.
No new cases were reported, Friday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-05-24
Church Notices.

UniVcrsalist church: Morning service,
Sunday. at 1880. Sermon by the pas
tor. Subject: "Springtime Lessons"
ST. Matthews church, Rev. W. T.
Livingston, rector: Trinity Sunday
Morning prayer and Holy Communion
at 1880 A. NJ; Sunday school at l.
o'clock.
Old South Congregational church,:
Sermon, 1890 A. NJ, by the pastor. Rev.
10. a. Wight. The sermon will be APP
propriate to Memorial Sunday. No
evening service.
Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. w.
Canham, pastor: 1880, sermon by Rev.
H. L. Dunnack Of Augusta, in exchange
with the pastor; Sunday school at u
NJ. Junior Epworth League at 3 O'Clock.
EpWorthians will meet in the Vestry at
6.15 Topic: Some Modern Missionary
Achievements" At Z o'clock, union
memorial service of John Il. Hubbard
Post. q. A. r.. sermon by Rev. w.
Canham. Theme: THE Hand Of God
in the Nations History" Special mu-
sic by Il double quartet All the pas
tors of the city will participate i'll the
service.