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ON IA BOX TURTLE.

Inscription Of 81. G. and A. C." Be-
lieSed to be sixty-one Years Old.
Some time ago the story Of the finding
Of turtle In New Jersey. with the date
|of 1S47 cut upon its shell, was printed
and reprinted as a remarkable circum-
stance, but Mr.. q. T. Mclean formerly
Of Ashford, this state. and now stopping
with his brother, Deacon A. P. Mclean
of PlainviIle. found box turtle near
the old canal the other day, that has an
iiiiscT pttiion upon It's shell five years old
er than that OF the New Jersey turtle.
Mr.. Mclean is a lover of nature. It
is his delight to roam about the fields
and woods. The turtle he found a short
distance below a sand knoll. where she
has probably deposited eggs for perhaps
a. century, as it is well known that the
land turtles do not voluntarily roam far
| from the haunts of their early existence,
Mr.. Mclean examined the knoll and
while he did not find eggs there (the
season having passed. he did find sure
signs Of the sand having been used for
| that purpose.
The turtle was not a large one, even
| for reptile of the box variety, and
| with the date carved roughly upon the
under shell were the initials y. G. and
A. c." s.
| Mr.. Mclean was interested to know
| whether the inscription was actually
sixty-one years old or had perhaps beer
placed on the turtle in more recent
years by some fellow seeking to pro-
mote a joke. He made inquiries and
learned that John Cowles and ALFRED
Cowles, brothers, were good sized boys
living on the edge of Pennington il
1912, and he is accordingly satisfied that
the date was presumably placed on thu
shell by these boys in the year named
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IN THE cry COURT.

Agnes Myrhvold and Louise Morgan,
arrested some time since for night walk
ing. We're further remanded in the city
court yesterday morning for one week,
Edward Keele and Daniel Buckley,
arrested for injury to private property,
will be herd to-day.
William H. Barker, arrested for non
support. was held for trial the s1st Of
this month.
Patrick Carney arrested for causing
a breach Of the peace, was sentenced tc
twenty days in jail. He attacked his
wife while under the influence of liquor
and administered a severe beating il
the course of which Mrs. CaCrney re.
ceived black eye and badly discolor,
| ed under lin.
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ALPHA ALPHA SORORITY
Gives Delightful Tea at Home of Miss
Celia Hotchkiss.

Gives Delightful Tea at Home of Miss
Celia Hotchkiss.
The fourth annual tea of the Alpha
Alpha sorority of the New Haven high
school was held yesterday afternoon at
the home of Miss Celia Hotchkiss, 1923
Chapel street, from 8 until o'clock, and
was attended by about 400 teachers and
young lady members of the school. Miss
Hotchkiss was assisted In pouring tea
by the active members of the sorority
and by Miss Julia Parker, Miss Rosa
belle Wells, Miss Katherine Paterson
and Miss Eleanor Booth, graduate
members of the sorority.
The Hotchkiss home was very tastily
decorated with flowers and decorations
of the Japanese effect, making very
pretty scene. i
These teas are one of the features Of
high school life, serving to bring to-
gether members Of all classes and to
abolish fraternity feeling. The teas
given by Alpha Alpha seem to increase
in popularity each year, and all the
members of the school look forward to
the affair of next year.
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MILFORD DEMOCRATIC NOMINAL
TIONS.

The town ticket nominated by the
Milford democrats is as follows: First
selectman and town agent, Charles III.
Stowe: second selectman. Elliott D.
Clark: town clerk. Frank T. Munson;
town treasurer, w. S. Clark; tax coll
lector. Alonzo W. Burns; registrar of
voters. Alonzo w. Burns; assessors. q.
w. Beardsley and George w. Munson;
board of relief. Nelson Merwin and
George w. Clark; constables, Edgar
Van Horn, James Maher, John A. Hall;
grand jurors, John H. WEIGH. e. q.
Miles, B. B. B. Gregory; auditor, H. G.
G. Miles; school committee, Charles A.
Tomlinson, w. B. Brotherton. ia.
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THE JAMES NJ. MASON WILL CASE.

THE JAMES NJ. MASON WILL CASE.
An exhaustive account of their doings
as executors under the will of their ia
ther. James NJ Mason. who was for a
long period clerk of the board of edu-
cation. has been fled In the probate
court by Edward ]. and Herbert Mason.
The estate aggregated at the time Of
Mr.. Mason's death in 1892 s112,S4t.44. The
estate has never been settled. but has
been allowed to run on under the direc-
ton OF the executors for eleven years.
To-day the estate is more valuable than
it was when it went into probate.
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LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
MANY NOTES or INTEREsrHERE
AND THERE.

w. =. m. seeiety-Laaies' Aid-chureh
Notss-Dsath Or MRS. Dora Q. msc-
douaId = Farewell Receptions : Per-
sonaI.
At the annual meeting of the Wom-
ans Foreign Missionary society of the
East Pearl Street NJ. E. church held on
Wednesday the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President,
Mrs. E. ]. Mansfield; vice-president,
Mrs. E. c. Hill; recording secretary,
Mrs. Henry Lowe; corresponding Sec
lretary, Mrs. j. P. Ricketts,: utreasurer,
Miss Susie Mansfield.
Miss Phoebe Mansfield of Poqueta-
muck, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Serene
Hopkins, of Atwater street.
The following officers were elected at
the annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid
society of the East Pearl Street church
held on Thursday: President, Mrs. c. o.
Francis; vice-president, Mrs. E. A Hol-
iday; secretary. Mrs. j. Weatherwax;
treasurer, Mrs. E. A. Howard.
Rev. Burt l.. York, of Bridgeport, will
occupy the pulpit of the Grand Avenue
Congregational church tomorrow, both
morning and evening.
| Mrs. Dora G. Falmadge, wife OF Will
liam D. Macdonald, died yesterday
morning after a short illness. Mrs.
Macdonald was the daughter of Ozro
Talmadge, of Front street, and is sur
vived by brothers.and sisters. She was
thirty-eight years old and had many
friends, who willabe shocked to learn
of her death The funeral services will
be held at her late residence, 1856 Lenox.
street, tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
/ o'clock.
There is on exhibition at the Warner
Brothers cornpany's store, corner of
Grand avenue and Front street, giant
lcornstalk which was left on Thursday
levening by neighboring farmer. The
lstalk is about twelve feet in height,
with an ear of corn about a foot and a
half In length.
AT the Grand Avenue Baptist church
Tomorrow the pastor, Rev. 2. w
lStone, will preach, both morning and
levening.
! D. A. Rose has moved, into his new
house on Fulton street, recently COM
5lpleted by ]. A. Thorpe, the builder
Ellsworth Ford, Of Lenox street, is
moving into the house formerly occu-
Epied by O. "A. Rose on Quinnipiac ave.
lnue.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Sullivan tender
led a farewell reception for their son
John at their residence, 161 Clay street,
on Thursday evening. Mr.. sullivan sails
i lon the steamer ZeelaIlsia NJ in0EsNsss
morning for Europe, where he will COM
|plate his studies at Tarnow, Austria. A
livery enjoyable evening was spent BY a
large number OF his friends. He will be
laway four years.
i Mrs. George Spencer Of Russell street,
Ewho has been confined to the house for
Isome time, is slowly improving.
MRS. Heating and her niece. Mrs. Ne.
Gee, Of Northampton, Mass, are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Sullivan,
lof Clay street.
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LODGE NEWS.

Banner Lodge, Degree of Honor, held
its first meeting in its new quarters.
Odd Fellows hall, Thursday night A
large attendance was present. 4
The receipts from the public whist of
Star of Light Lodge, Shepherds OF
Bethlehem, which was given Wednes-
day night, have been announced as sat
isfactory by the committee. The social
affairs to follow this have not yet been
announced, but they are in course OF
preparation and will prove entertaining,
In the opinion Of the members and
friends of the order.
Beacon Lodge, No. so, Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows, held it's regular
meeting in Odd Fellows building Tues
day evening.
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cHITRcH OF THE REDEEMER.

Rev. DR.. Phillips will preach in the
Church Of the Redeemer tomorrow
morning at 1890 o'clock; subject, "A
Perplexed Tyrant.' He will also speak
in Welcome Hall, Oak street, in the
evening; subject, war Veterans and
Others" Miss Amidon and Miss Reed
will sing. Following is the morning
music:
Prelude Allegretto, Reformation
Symphony .......... Mendelssohn
Anthem Benedic in fiat. Mosenthal
Choir hymn 9-Far from My Thoughts
Gounod
Response-God is Spirit. Bennett
offertory Must Jesus Bear the Cross
Alone? y, ]. Il. 4. ....8... Havens
Postlude- Finale, Reformation SYM
phony ]. n. Il. ]. /. B. Mendelssohn
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TWO vERDICTs IN COMMON PLEAS
COTIRT

Two verdicts were handed down in the
court Of common pleas yesterday after
noon. The first one was rendered in ia
vor OF the town Of Orange VS.. Minott
A. Smith ct al, to foreclose on a tax Of
$5S. The defendants were given until
the first Monday in October 1904, to re-
deem.
In the second case James G. Kerri-
gan was given Judgment to recover
from Thomas Blakeslee and wife on two
notes, one Of which amounted to $3.50
and the other to the amount Of SIS.
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IN sTTPREME COURT.

In the supreme court room yesterday
before Judge eager Of the superior court
was heard the case DC administrator of
the estate Of Cornelia Little against
Robert Little and J. Henry Roraback,
all Of Litchfield. It was claimed by the
plaintiff that property valued at $4,000
now In the hands Of defendants, should
be turned over to the plant # before
the settlement Of the estate of Cornelia
Little and complicated point Of pro-
bate law is involved. " - =
HyiIence was taken all the morning
and the case went on this afternoon.
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WOODBRIDGE REPUBLICAN eau
5 Gus.
Strong Ticket Placed in the Field List
OF Candidates.

Strong Ticket Placed in the Field--List
H. OF Candidates.
The republican voters of Woodbridge
held caucus for town officers in the
basement of the Congregational, church,
Thursday evening. The meeting was
attended by about forty voters and the
ticket was practically unanimous. Will
liam Fl. Warner was elected chairman,
and Leroy G. Beecher was elected Sec
rotary.
The following ticket was then elected
to be the republican candidates at the
next election:
. selectmen--Rollin g. Newton and ia
cob Beisigel. &&
Town clerk-Henry E. Baldwin.
Town treasurer-William II. Warner.
Treasurer o. town deposit fund-Vir-
gil r. Sperry.
Agent town deposit fund--William w.
Peck. 8
School fund treasurer-Louis Hitch
cock.
Assessor--virgil p. Sperry. 81
Board OF relief-W William H. Warner
and Louis Hitchcock.
Collector, Of taxes-G. Halstead
Bishop. j.
Registrar of voters-Leroy c. Beecher
Grand jurors-Charles j. Peck, H. FL.
ton Warner and Samuel o. Clark.
Constables-Frank Brault, John Paul.
son, Irwin ]. Newton, William Fl
Tompkins.
School committee-William W. Peck
G. Halstead Bishop.
Auditor-Herbert H. Tomlinson
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DIR. SAGE HAS RESIGNED.
Pastor Of First Baptist Church Loses

Pastor Of First Baptist Church Loses
His Voice.
The resignation of the Rev. DR.. Eben
C. Sage of the First Baptist church has
been accepted with great reluctance.
He resigned several weeks ago but no
action was taken in the matter until
last Tuesday evening, when a meeting
Of the society was held and the resig-
nation accepted. which will take effect
January !.
This action was not taken until the
society was assured DR.. Sage would not
recover the use o. his voice for public
speaking in less than a year. Owing to
growth on the vocal cords the pastor
cannot speak above whisper.
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THE STOCK MARKETS IMPROvE-
.xrryr1

Jacob Berry & Co.'s market letter last
evening notes that the strong factors In
the. Improvement in yesterdays market
were the absence Of pressure to stell
stocks and the buying by the shorts.
Large blocks Of the per cent. Steel
bonds were taken up by the syndicate,
thus helping the Steel stocks materially.
Int is expected that the question Of the
next dividend will be acted on Tues.
day. Al a or a q per cent. rate on the
common would probably help it and the
general list as well.
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In and ABOUT The COURTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EIGHT
DIVORCES.
Judgs PIatt score. Methods Uasd in
Bankruptcy courts-SIias ;. $. Piatt of
Orange discharged from Bankruptcy
Street walkers Case Continued.

. street WetkeFs' S1seSoh"e"s
Ten ex-parte divorce cases appeared
on the calendar of the superior court
at the short calendar session yesterday.
The following divorces We're granted:
J.. w. D. whoudle. who sued Ida E..
Whoudle, on grounds of desertion. They
We're married in 1895.
Jennie Schurm, nee Cox, asked for di-
vorce from William Schurm, for deser-
ton. Decision was reserved.
f. w. butcher. formerly manager of
the Trading Stamp company in Meadow
street. accused his wife Elizabeth D.
butcher, nee Steward, with adultery.
Kate WEIGH. nee Smith. complained
she was the victim of her husbands in
temperance and asked an absolute di-
vorce and permission to change her
name to Smith. The decree and change
of name We're granted. ss...
Mrs. Nettie Clark, nee Welles, charged
her husband. Thomas F. Clark. whom
she married in 1900, with intolerable
cruelty She asked the custody of their
child. which was granted.
Agnes Thoms, nee Haddon, of Water
bury, married David Thoms in 1900 He
soon deserted her. She is but nineteen
years old, and action was brought by a
guardian.
Ernestine Simons, nee Chabot, of Mer-
iden, charged cruelty and intemperance.
She married George Simons in 1898. She
asked the custody OF their only child
which was granted.
Elizabeth ]. Mccoy, nee Curiey
brought action against Charles J. Nc
Coy, alleging desertion. They were mar.
ried in 1895.
Judgment In this case was reserved
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CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH.

At the Churh of the Messiah First
Universalist) tomorrow there will be
preaching at 1890 a. m. by the pastor,
Rev. w. F. Dickerman; subject, Jesus
as Master The communion service
will follow the sermon. Sunday school
and conversation circle at u m. Young
peoples devotional meeting at $50 p.
m. A cordial invitation is extended to
all.
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AT ST. PAULs.

The services at st. Paul's church to-
morrow Seventeenth Sunday after
Trinity-are the holy communion at
$3.50 a. M, morning prayer and sermon
by the rector at 1920, evening prayer
and sermon by the rector at $780, God
So Loved the World" by Kingston, is
the anthem in the morning, and Il Will
Lay Me Down in Peace" by Buck, in
the evening.
Sunday school meets at noon in the
parish house.
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ALDERMAN WEISS INJURED.

Alderman Conrad Weiss, the Chapel
street grocer was thrown from his car
riage yesterday morning at the corner
of Water and East streets, his horse
having taken fright and bolted with
him. He was not dangerously injured
and will be around in week.
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HUMPHREY STREET CoNGREGA-
TIONAL CHURCH.

At the Humphrey Street Congrega-
tional church the Lords Supper and
reception of new members will be OBJ
served in the morning. In the evening
there will be a sermon by the pastor,
Rev. F. R. Luckey. Other services as
usual.
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While riding on Dixwel avenue near
Gregory street on September q his car
riage was damaged by coming into con-
tact with a low hanging bough OF a
tree. The claim will be referred to the
committee on claims.
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THOUGHT TO HAVE FRIENDS IN
NEW LONDON.

1t is believed that Kelley, the deck
hand who fell into the hold OF canal
boat, which was anchored at the dock
here and was killed recently, has friends
in New London. The body is yet I'M
claimed The newspapers of New Lon
don have been notified by the authori-
ties at the New Haven hospital, where
the man died.
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NEWS FROM The CHURCHES
FEATURES OF THE RELIGIOUS
SERVICES To-MORRoW
AZ United church-Old Home week AZ
Grace NJ. E.-soIentIst chuTeh-Mnsi-
car service at Epworth-At Dwight
pl.ca-At Church Of the Redeomer.

At United church the preacher at the
morning service at 1880 will be the pas
tor. Rev. A. ]. Haynes. The Sunday
school at noon and the Endeavor SER
vice at 6:15 will be held as usual. The
pleasant Sunday afternoon service for
women will be resumed tomorrow,
holding it's first service for the fall in
the chapel at 4. LIZ.
On Thursday, a district rally OF the
State Endeavor union will be held in
the chapel, with sessions morning, af-
ternoon and evening. Mr.. Haynes viii
be the principal speaker of the after
noon session and President F. E. Clark
of the evening.
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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCI
ENLIST.

4 The services of First Church of Christ,
Scientist, are held Sunday morning at
IL o'clock in Chamber of Commerce
hall, 1853 Chapel street. Subject: care
Sin, Disease. and Death Real?" Golden
text: "And the ransomed of the Lord
shall return, and come to Zion with
songs and everlasting joy upon their
heads; they shall obtain joy and glad
ness, and sorrow and signing shall flee
away" Isaiah 35:10. First reader, Rev.
SEVERN E. Simonsen, G. S. B. Second
reader, Mrs. Mary E. Simonsen, G. S.
B. Sunday school meets at the same
hour in the reading room. No. 2 of the
same building. Wednesday evening
testimonial meeting at o'clock. The
reading room under the auspices OF
this church is open daily from 2:30 until
5 in the afternoon. A cordial welcome
\ to all r.
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At ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH.

AT ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH.
The usual services at 1890 q. m. and
1880 D. m. will be observed tomorrow
at the Zion German Lutheran church,
corner Davenport avenue and Ward
street. The pastor, Rev. Frederick A,
Ottmann, will preach at both services.
The Lords Supper will be served at the
evening service. The choir will sing
and Organist Dressler will preside at
the organ. Seats are free. A cordial
welcome to all.
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First Congregational church in New
Britain.
First NJ. e. CHURCH.

At the First NJ. E. church tomorrow
there will be holy communion in the
morning, and in the evening the pastor,
Rev. DR.. Baker, will preach; subject,
"Our Thoughts of Christ"
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PHILIP POND, sR., VERY ILL.
Philip Pond, ST.. is very i'll at his
home, IS Grove street. Mr.. Pond is
eighty years old and it is believed that
he is sinking from old age. He is at
tended by DR.. Alling.
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TO HOLD SMOKER

The Blues voted at their last meeting
to hold a smoker November 5. 1t was
also voted to invite as guests the East
Haven drum corps. .ss4 !.
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PIYMnIIrH cHuRcH.

+ AT Plymouth church Tomorrow there
will be the regular morning services,
with sermon BY the pastor, Rev. DR..
McLane, and in the. evening there will
be a musical service, following the Gus
tom at this church for the past two
years of giving musical service on the
first Sunday evening Of each month.
The programme Of music for the even
ing follows:
Prelude du sacremen...
Chauvet
Lead. Kindly Light !. Bartlett
.'our Father. Thou in Heaven Above"
- . !, -. !. Iosnner
Face to Face" (alto) -. Johnson
my Soul Truly Waiteth' psalm
I'd, LXIl1 Co ll9
Postlude- Offertoire ............ Batiste
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FIGHT AT wINcHEsTER's SHOP.

TIIIII al WINOIlTo IEIt . DIlOI =
William S. Knapp and Louis e. MORT
arty, two employees at Winchester's
shop, engaged in a fight while working
there yesterday afternoon and both
were arrested and charged with breach
of the peace. Their cases will come up
in court this morning.
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GRACE NJ. e. CHURCH.

Old Home Week will be celebrated at
the Grace M E. church beginning Sum
day, October 4.
The opening service will be a love
feast Sunday morning at $3.50 led by
the pastor and Daniel Ackley.
AT 1890 the Juniors will send car
riages to bring the old members Of the
church to the morning service. The
sacraments will be administered and
new members and probationers Teceiv-
ed.
The Sunday school at IL o'clock will
hold their Old Home Week rally. The
old Sabbath school hymns will be sung
and bries addresses will be made by
the superintendent. John G. Manson;
the assistant superintendent, g. 81
Stoddard, and the leader Of the adult
Bible class, I'll. M. Tower.
AT $50 p. m. the Epworth league will
sing from the Epworth Hymnal and be
led BY Charles HI. Harris, assisted by
three visiting delegates from the West
Haven M. E. league. Il 1.
AT 1880 D. m. Rev. Arthur J. Smith
will preach from Christ, the Preach.
err" The music will be under the di,
rection Of A. B. Clinton.
Services have been arranged to con.
tinue during the Old Home Week az
follows: I.
Tuesday night, Rev. A. G. Eggleston
pastor Of the Grace church in 1899, will
preach at 1880.
Wednesday night. Rev, James Coote
pastor of Grace church 1885, 1890, 1891
will preach at the usual hour.
Thursday night, Rev. Calvin B. Ford
past Of George street now Grace ir
1889 and again pastor 1859, will
preach or deliver an address.
Friday night, Rev. Frank A. Scofiele
will be present and lead the services
Sunday morning. Rev. William H
Richard, the presiding lder Of the New
Haven district. will preach at 1890 a
m. and the pastor will preach again a
1880 D. M. thus closing Week of Ole
Home services.
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EPwoRTH NJ. 3. CHURCH.

At Epworth M. e. church tomorrow
the sacrament of the Lords Supper will
be administered at the morning service
and the pastor, Rev. Henry e. Hiler,
will preach a short sermon. A special
musical programme will precede the
sermon in the evening. Sunday school
at 10 o'clock and Epworth league pray
err meeting at $50 p. m.
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DWIGHT PLACE CHURCH.

The fall communion, with administra-
ton of the Lords Supper, occurs to-
morrow morning at the Dwight Place
church. Quite number are to be re-
ceived into membership. In the even
ing the congregational singing will be
led by the choir and cornet, printed
programmes being provided for ALL The
quartette will sing: :@-~5
in the Beauty of the Cleaning -.
1.-THE Lost Sheep" ............... ..Foster
The offertory is an alto and soprano
Duet. Rev. DIR. Leete's discourse is
upon the topic What We Have That
is Worth Having Service one hour
long and everybody welcome. 81,