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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-09-18
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH

a pretty wedding was celebrated =, the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. D. j. Parkharst IN
South Main street, Wednesday evening {
o'clock when William II. Gardner ~
Weathersficld and Miss Minnie A. Saw
Of South Reading were united in maula-,.
The house was prettly decorated with cut
flowers and the ceremony was performed
by the Rev. +. G. Raney of the Methuc /
Church. The bride was gowned in white
cashmere, trimmed with white apple -
and carried white sweet peas. Ectroe
ments of lemonade and cake were served
by Mrs. Parkhurst, who il an aunt Of the
bride. Nh and Mrs. Gardner go Satur-
day to Weathersncld, where they are to
reside
The brigham creamery paid PIC pc
pound, loss Sc. for making for August but
ter, and the Cooperative paid pc. net or
butter fat and made %, $40 pounds of but
ter
The stock shipment from this station
Monday consisted of 10 cattle II calves &c
to 6c), 36 hogs. &c to 1-2c,
Mrs. Rele H. Colburn has purchased e
Tatro house and building lot adjoining on
Maple street for about 81, 400, and will oc-
cupy the same after making quite extern
sve repairs.
Perry Flint was severely kicked BY
horse Tuesday.
Hale *. Darling IF Chelsea was in town
Tuesday,
Allison Pride is visiting in St. Johnsbury.
A party of It. We're pleasantly entertained
at corn roast at c. Z. Abbott's the first
Of the week.
Guy Woodward has returned to Dart
mouth college.
Frederick Leeds has returned from a Two
weeks visit in New York and Boston.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Darius Hatch were gues.
of Mr.. and Mrs. y. B. Kinney Tuesday.
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GEORGIA.,

Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Waller were in Fair
fax Friday and Saturday.. II. Gull has
gone TO Whitehall to visit his sister, Mrs.
James Skccls, who is slowly improving
in health.-Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Hinckley
have returned from Fairfax. where they
have been spending the summer.-Mrs. DR..
Kinney and son of Greensboro are visiting
her father j. w. Hinckey.-Mr. and Mo.
Allen Cleveland have Il little son, born Sep
TENDER 4.-Mr. and Mrs. George Webster
have a son, born September 5.-Mr. and
Mrs Frank Blatchley have son, born
September 10-Mrs. f. Cushman and Mrs
Laura Fairchild visited friends in Milton
the last of the wcek.-Mrs. C. w Clarke
visited Mrs. a. Tillotson in Milton Friday.
The Rev. j. g. Lormer otfciated at the
funeral of Mrs. Charles Morrick of Bur
lington which was hold at her mother
j J. Deal and Miss Edna Atherholt went
10 their home in Philadelphia, Penn. Mon
day. It is expected that Mr. Deal will re-
turn and preach at the Baptist Church at
Georgia Plain for a ycar-Mr. and Mrs. G.
a. Hotchkiss and son. James went to Fair
fax Friday to spend few days with Mrs.
Harriet Hotchkiss.-P. V. Hathaway of
Niddebury came to town Friday ephas
Walker of Boston is visiting his parents,
MIR. and Mrs Almore Walker.-Miss Jessie
Thomas of Peabody, Mass, who has been
spending a few weeks in town went to St.
Adams Thursday to visit for a few days
MIS-. ILuflllud ldDDT VI Tdl1lHN Is NlSlliiS
her cousins Amanda and Sophia Dinsmore
A. y. Allen of Burlington is teaching
the Academy school with about twenty
pupils. Miss Lucia G. Warren of St. AL
bans teaches in district No 10; Miss Ger
trude Myrick has the Centre school; Miss
Grace Mvrick of Bridport on the East
Plain; Miss Rublee of Enosburgh al West
Georgia. Miss Marion Torrey at Georgia
Plain and Erwin Newton at Lakeside -
Two batteries of the United states artillery
the 25rd and 9th passed through the town
Sunday morning en- route for Fort Ethan
Allen from Montgomery Centre, where
they have been camping. engaged in tar
get practice and mhches-Bcrnard New
| ton went to St. Adams Saturday.-Miss
Candacc Fuller of Newport is spending
some weeks with her cousin. Mrs. Eliza
Dunstcr at Lakeside--rhe Rev. and Mrs.
| J. G.. Lorimer passed Thursday at Lake
side.-Plums are plenty and of good quail
| ty.-Pcter Ducat and Miss Gordon We're
married ut the home of her sister. Mrs.
| Martin Preston Wednesday by the Rev.
| Charles Cfarke.-Some farmers are cutting
corn for fear of hard frost. though II Is
yet unripe in most fleds.-Two pieces of
permanent road being built, one be-
tween John Reynodss and Cephas Post s
| Hubhard's.-1he chicken pie supper at the
| Baptist Church netted about S22-Ira Fair
banks had a Burbank plum picked from
his garden that measul ed seven inches in
circumference.
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WEST BERKSHIRE,

G. A. Bowen went to Fftchburg. Mass,
Friday, where he has employment in a
clothing store.-Max w Andrews. who
has been passing his summer vacation at
home. returned to Burlington Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Cotton, William
Dexter and Don Reilly of Everett, Mass.
We're guests of Mrs. Jennie Colcord Fri
day.-G. e. IIwins of MONTREAL joined his
family here Saturday for two weeks va
cation Among some of those who attend
Cd the provincial fair at ST. Johns, Que,
last week We're Mr.. and Mrs. y. T.. Weld.
Glover JOlley, j. G. Weld family Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry BaShaw and Mr.. and Mr.
Homer Chaffcc. -William Dimond has
sold his residence to Joseph Demar; con-
liberation $N0o.-Tho Rev. w. =. Stanley
and family, who has been visiting relatives
in town for several weeks, returned to
their home in Chicago, H., Monday, Sept.
lj.-Mr. and Mrs l., j. Squires were in SUIT
ton, +. O., Tuesday. Johnson has
purchased the stephen McCarty property
Misses Luclla and Gertrude Norris have
positions as teachers in the PcntecOstdl
Collegiate institute at North Scituate, r.
I.-Urban Chaffoe and Chauncey Nor is
left Monday to enter the same school rs
students, Mrs. s. r. Bell of ST. Adams
and James Tabor of West Swanton were
recent guests of u, II. Stanley.-Mrs.
Marshall Wheeler and sister, Mrs. ToHle,
of st. Adams, are passing n few weeks in
town.-The Woman's Home Missionary
society met with Mrs. G. w. Soarles Wed
ay.-Clarence Hull and Charles Aus
tin attended the St, Albans- Swanton ball
game at St. Adams Tuesday Miss Myrtlr
Mosior left Wednesday for Middlebury,
where she will enter the freshman class
of Mddlebury Colege.-Lucius Garrett is
ut his home Ill with the grip.
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BElVIDERE.

The home Of the Rev, O. II. Kent was
the scene of quite a happy birthday party
FRIDAY the 18th as many of their friends
met there to celebrate their birthday. The
guests presented them morris chair and
a lap robe and small amount OF money
cake and coffee were served. O. H. Pot
ter presented the gifts. Remarks were
made by the pastor and 9th rs.-Lydid
Coburn is visiting friends in Enoshurgh.-
There was a law suit at the Centre, the
eth, between Reuben Davis and Daniel
Bennett q. Start of Bakersfield appeared
for Bennett and VIM. Tracy OF Johnson for
Davis. The jury did not asree and another
trial viii be held October G.-rhere is a
meeting appointed at the Nntre the 10Th,
to organic "A Woman's society to see that
the cemetery is cared for.-Watson Coburn
has gone to Milton to attend school again.
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STOWE.

The funeral of stephen c. Atwood was
held Thursday afternoon. September H.
at his home on Sunset street the Rev. f.
G. French of Johnson officiating A. \.
Pike had charge. The hearers We're four
Of Mr.. Atwoods brothers-in-law, T.. u.
Pike, II. NJ. Mott, s. r. Fuller and j. +
Laid. Among the relatives from out Of
town who attended the funeral were Mr.
and Mrs. ]. P. Ladd of Waterbury Cen
trc. Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Mott and Miss
ei"m Potter OF st. Adams and Mr.. and
Mrs. Orson Chafee of Morrisville. The
burial was at River Bank cemetery-At
tho village meeting on Tuesday evening,
September 9. the following officers were
elected: Moderator, c. NJ. Watts clerk,
+. L. Stafford; collector, s. T. Fuller;
treasurer, A A. Pike; trustees. j. ]. Yer
rem. c. NJ. Watts, c Il. Burt; auditors,
Morgan.-Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Sprague Of
Huntington are visiting Mrs. Sprauges
son, Almon Douglass.-Mrs. Paul Eddy of
Troy visited at Charles n. Eddy's last
week Miss Myrtle George Of Morristovn
visited friends in town recently.
working in the woods during the high
wind September Q. Will Minott. an en-
ploye of James f.. Houston, was struck
by falling limb and badly injured. his
collar bone being broken.-WQrd has been
received that the two new nail routes will
he equipped and started October Miss
] IL
her brother. F. NJ Sears.-Miss Mary
Jenney was obliged to give up her school
/ In Moscow several days last week on ac-
count of ilness.-About 80 OF their rela-
tiVcs and friends from the village accepted
an invitation to corn roast given by Mr.
and Mrs s. NJ Brush Thursday evening
All agreed that roasted corn, toasted
marsmallows. butternuts and lemonade,
with a fire on the rocks made a capital
treat.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sears spent several
days IN Montpelier recently.-Dr. Sheldon
OF Newburyport. Mass, who has spent the
summer with his brother-in-law, H. s.
Nutting left town for the northern part
of the State last Friday.-Edward A.
| Clough Of Morristown visited his sister,
Mrs George Wade last Thursday.-George
Downer and Kimber Barnes went to Mont
polior Saturday to visit Henry Thomas. -
Henry A. Sparks of East Hebron y. H.,
is visiting friends In town.-Miss Grace
Bgelow OF the Peoples Academy, Norris
vile, spent Sunday at her home at The
Lodges Harold Mcmahon of Goddard
Seminary. Barre, was at home over sun
day.-Ralph Warren went to Cambridge
Mass, last Saturday to enter Harvard Col
lege.-Mr. and Mrs. William Drury went
on a carriage drive TO Williams own last
week to visit Mrs. DrVS parents.-Mr.
and Mrs William Smith Of Luce lIlh vis-
lited friends in Washington last week
Mrs Viola Weeks Hodge widow Of Oscar
Hodge died in Albany, September ). She
was buried in lrasbursh by the side Of her
husband.-Mrs. w. j. Bigelow and daugh-
ter. Ruth returned to Burlington this
weck.-The business mons course of en-
tcrtainments was to begin with MAY Par
ker's Little Piokanninies' next Saturday
evening. nut owing to the illness o: one OF
the company the engagement has been
Cancelled for the present. Another enter
he
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MORSE'S LINE.

Mrs. Emma Smith of New Hampshire re-
turned to her home last week.-Acthur
Green Ia attending Bakersfield Academy -
Mrs. F.. p. Hill of Hyde Park and Miss An
ma Hamilton Of Enosburgh Falls are SPEND
ing week at the home of j. NJ. Hill, Jr-
George takcy WAS in Morrisville on Mon
day.-Miss Jennie Lynch returned from
Hyde Park Saturday.-Miss Minnie Green
Of Manchester n H.. is visiting friends in
this vicinity -Harry Baxter and wife of
Highgate we're in town on Monday School
opened in the North Gore district on Mon
day Of last week with Miss Gather Inc Nc
Donald as eachsr.-Butter brought % cents
for boxes: Is to 10 Tor tubs, eggs 20 GEMS
on Monday; wool IS cents a pound.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

The Protestant Episcopal society of this
village feel very grateful to Ezra B. Stur-
CESS, who has presented to them a beauti-
full and suitable site for their new Church
and buildings. This is a very great help
to the society and insures tho building in
this village of a church OF that denomina-
ton of which Mr.. Sturgesss late wife was
for so many years a member. -Iierman
Wells of Boston, Mass. accompanied by a
lady friend. Miss Dearborn of Cape Cod,
Mass. were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
II M. Wells Wednesday, September 10
C. NJ. Rodee and family of Barre visited
friends in town last week.-C. Il. Morey.
who has been visiting relatives In town
for a few days has returned to Boston,
Miss Bessie Pringle is attending the Nor
NAL school In Johnson.
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AlBURGH SPRINGS,

Mrs. Linnc Darby Ashine, wife Of Will
lam Ashlino, died saturday night about
midnight The funeral was held Monday
Mrs. Ashlmc is survived by
her husband ana thre' children one Of them
an mfant,-Mrs. Bustard is entertaining
her sister and cousin from ottawa, also
Mrs. Chalmers and daughter. -Albert
James, formerly resident of this place,
died sunday at his home in Williston.-The
ladies of thu Conversational church will
hold a social at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Rustard Wednesday, September a.
Kingsley has sold his property
at the Springs to Mr.. Mcfee of Clarence
villc.--A dance is t. be given at Phelps
hotel at East Alburgh Friday, september
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
GRAND ISLE.

A. II. Hyde, town representatives, elect
gave reception Friday evening at his
home. The lawn was beautifully lighted
and the Grand Isle band played a few Sc
lections, Refreshments were served.-Oral
T. Larkin Of Plattsburgh. n Y, has been
IN town. calling on friends.-Ira Gordon
and wife of Waverly. Mass, are visiting
at his fathers. S. III. Gordon s.-Thurs-
day evening, September II, at the home Of
Mrs Lucy Pearl her daughter, Miss
Clara Pearl and Willmare Tudhope were
united in marriage,-A. e. Hurburt and
wife of Boston, are at the home Of his
father for "A visit.
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FLETCHER,

Miss Catharine Laneton of ST. Adams
was a guest of Mrs. c. Carpenter recently.
Mrs. Myra Spaulding is caring for Mrs.
Robinson, who is ill.-Mrs. ID. G. Robinson
and daughter Pauline are visiting in lIyde
Park.-G f.. Robinson is on the sick list -
Albert Nevins goes this week to Albany,
N. Y, to take course In business col
lege-Luther Whitney and daughter Clara
are taking a carriage drive to Canada,
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

At the Methodist Church Sunday even.
ing. the pastor, Roy. q. W. Hunt, gave an
excellent memorial address on the life and
character of William Mckinley. The choir
rendered the faVorite hymns of the late
President The Young Peoples Missionary
society of the Methodist Church met Mon
day evening at the home of Mrs j. W.
Pomcroy. Officers for the ensuing year
were elected. The subject for the evening
was China" Rensselaer, McFeeters has
gone to Hanover y. H. where he will on
ter Dartmouth collegc-Mr. and Mrs,
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HIGHGATE CENTRE

o, A. Hazen Of Richford. a former re-
sident of this town has been visiting
friends In town the past few days-Mrs.
Hannah Drury of Swanton is the guest of
Mrs. W. A. Place-Raymond Stimets, who
has been quite Ill with grip the past week
is able TO he out again.-Mr, and Mrs W.
w. Munsill attended the fair at ST. Johns
last week.--B. b. Blake of Swanton was in
town last week Thursday. Mrs. II. f.
Brigham Of Bakersfield is spending a few
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SOUTH AlBURGH.

Louis Haylette went to st, Anne, Isle
La Motto SundaY.-Mrs n J. Tarvers has
returned from SwantCn.-David Bautah is
drawing lumber from East AlburGh to the
&. NJ. Bell placc.-iIenrN Bautah is attend
ing bridge for r. l.. Hill at Isle la Motto.
Ll1enry Wcdgcworth wont to Alhurgh
Centre on business Friday.-Mrs. Louis
HI lctte is very sick-Dr. King of Isle
La Motto is attending her.-Henry Roy-
nOldS is canning SLOWLY.
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PLEASANT VALLEY.

Mr. and Mrs. Blynn OF Chicago are visit
ing at {. ~ StyGles.-Diantha Westman
las finished her work in Richmond,
McNanney spent SUNDAY at her home in
bakersfield Della Westman is in Under
hill caring for Mrs Hattie Norris, who is
ill.-rhcre were about twenty at the school
house Sunday to hear the sermon delivered
by the Rev. Albert Mohr of Cambridge
lie preached an excellent sermon and de-
SERVED a larger audience
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ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT.

Luke r. Day prominent farmer anc
business man, who lived in the east part
of Coventry, was found dead in bed ~
morning His general health had
been poor for some months and he had SUI
fcrcd much from heart trouble.
County Court Is still working on the
Canadian Pacific railroad case, The evi.
dence is all i'm and che plea was made OIL
Continued en- eth page.l
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CAM BRIDGE.

rho celebrated VIII Carleton will give
an entertainment at American House hall
Saturday evening, September ~. Any one
who has read his poems will want to hear
him rocite. The, w. IL. NJ. S, will meet at
Mrs W. NJ. Smiths millinery parlors
Thursday afternoon, September Is for
special work Let all como.-Dclla Meth
crell, who has been to summer hotel re-
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SALISBURY.

Moses Mcpherson of Leicester and Mrs.
Mary Rickert of Salisbury We're married
Monday.-Mrs. A NJ. Allen spent last week
in Brandon and Pittsford visiting friends
viii Rider of Leicester and Matte Moses
of Salisbury were married Tuesday.-W i'll
Stoddard was in Rutland the last of the
week.-Julius Atwood of Columbus. Ohio
visited his father, +. c. Atwood, last week.
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HILL WEST,

Mrs II r. Rushford has returned to her
home after few weeks visit in Lowell
Mrs. Rcrton Jewett is visiting relatives in
Franklin Medium Shangraw has gone to
Saratoga Springs to attend school.-A. A.
Rushford is having a new barn built
Charles Mcssier was in st. Adams Sept
IT, on business.-E. j. Shangraw Is build
ing a new Observation-Disclosures Rushford has
rented the Lewis lombard farm and NOV
cd his family there.-Mr. and Mrs Bcnia-
min Ariel of Lowell called on friends in this
place Sept. II and 1j.-Mr and Mrs. Chas.
Rushford. who have been visiting in Bar
ton. returned to their home Sept. 15-Scv
cral from this place attended the camp
meeting in Canada last week.
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days with her sister. Mrs. j. o. Barr.-Ros
we'll Austin is attending school in St AL
hans.-Mr and Mrs. Joseph Jersey have
returned from a visit with friends in her
vile, F. Oh. n. Clark of South Hero
spent Friday and Saturday in town.-Dr.
and Mrs. c. Z. Allen of Swanton were in
town Sunday.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Hopkins of Frank
lin visited friends in town last week Thurs
day and Frday.-Mrs. Fl. G. Royce, son
and daughter OF St. Adams were at Miss
Edna Royce's Thursday last.-A daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Cassidy
Saturday, September l3.-Mrs. T.. A. Per
ley and Miss Blanche Wadleigh spent Fri
day at ST. Adams.
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months. died at his home on Foundry
street Saturday ard the funeral was held
from the house at two o'clock Monday af-
tcrnoon. the Rev. w. Hamilton Benham
oiHciatinG. The bearers We're Martin
Ford, Henry Coleman, William Moore and
Richard sweeney.
Miss Alice b. Chandler sails for Europe
on October :. She will spend the winter
in Paris with Miss Helen Ranlett.
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MONTGOMERY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Barney OF Swanton
visited relatives and friends recently IN
town.-hr. and Mrs. James 6quirss al
Newport visited last week At Levi Par~
onto's--J. Boiselle has returned from q
trip to Barton.-The Rev. and Mrs George
Deuel. have returned from Malletts Bay,
where they have been In camp.-Mr M. 10.
deuel. " visiting her son. the Rev. G. e.
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BROOKFIELD.

Services have been discontinued at tn,
Inion Church while extensive repairs arc
being made-CAssius Peck visited in town
last week.-Edwiu and Ernest kihhce lrs
making plans to enter the I. V. Al, TIL.
fall.-Edward Ward. who bought the W
w. SpraEue farm has taken possession
Mark Peck Of Burlington Is with friends
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SOUTH HERO.

Carroll Keller returned to Bridgeport,
Conn. Monday after spending two weeks
vacation at home.-Mrs. Edward White
and son, and Miss Lily White Of Boston,
are visiting at Edward Whte's,-George
Tracy, Juan Robinson, Homer kesler, and
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Deuel.-The Rev. and Mrs. Deuel. arc also
entertaining friends from Danville.-G. E.
Smith and w. s. Parker went to Franklin
pond fishing recently.
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II. w. ALLEN e, CO.
Auspicious Beginning Of the Autumn
ano Winter Season Of 1902. The
Autumn Showing Is Unmatched
In Brilliance ano Economy.

were pleased to welcome the many who visited and
expressed pleasure. To-day. tomorrow and Saturday
w be equally interesting No previous season has open
season has found so thoroughly prepared to supply
the wants as this
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ECONOMY IN DRESS MATERIALS

Is than low pricing. The first the material for
but fraction of the Of finished garment fabric
value must be date and color and have substantial
wearing qualities Each and for have
closer touch with and dealers and abroad Some
most beautiful stuffs controlled by for this market they
here earliest That why feel coming here their
dress materials Another their moderate pricing and the fact
we stand back of their worth in the liberal
We shall attempt suggest partcuar oday
We ask and tour Of the every
department. forgetting the basement sales where the beautiful
linens curtains blankets and house keeping goods generally sold
also the pretty oriental filled with woo cushions baskets orient
art emboderes and materials and when home think about
and spread the
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$500 excursion to New York. See ad or
pa &c ..
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-19
CENTRAL RALLY DAY.
This Morning Most Entertaining Program
Will be Rendered,

The Rally Day exercises at Central
NJ. E. Church this morning, which be-
gin at 10 o'clock, are going to be very
attractive.
On the program there is music by an
orchestra, song by school, responsive
reading, prayer, musiceby orchestra, re-
citation by Miss Lola Thomas, song by
school, fifteen minutes devoted to class
work and enrolment of new scholars,
song by primary department, music by
orchestra.
At the time of the usual church service
hour the exercises Will be continued in
the church. The following will be the
order of the service Hymn No. 1872. pray
er by the pastor, scriptural lessons, song
by primary class, talk by Mr.. J. d. Rig
gan, trio-Misses Thomas talk by D. A
Pierce, collection, recitation by Miss
Massie Thomas, solo by Miss Lizzie Ho-
gan. ten minute talk by the pastor, hymn
No. /, close.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend these exercises.