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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-05-22
Will Close Memorial Day.

We, the undersigned merchants of
Middlebury, do hereby agree to close our
respective places of business on Decora-
ton day, Saturday, May 30, 1908
L. S. Knight & Co., C. F. Rich,
F. A. Bond, Bond Bros,
r. S. Benedict, f. p, Cushman,
John II. Stewart, A. Calhoun & Son
Heustis & Gorham, A. w. Bradley,
G. T. Champagne, Piper & Goyett,
NJ. r. Burt, Isaac Stems,
Henry F. JOY, w. Fl. Sheldon,
Joe Calvi. G. Kidder,
Rogers & Woodward, A. j. Blackmer,
Beckwith & Co.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-05-22
VERMONT MARKETS.
Reports from the Most Prominent Market
Centers of the State.

ST. ALBANs, May 19.-Dairy separator,
fancy boxes and print 90 and % cents:
dairy separator, tubs, solid packed IS
and 90; Dairy selections, 10; dairy, any
grade, II.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-05-22

Weeks and Williamson shipped $50
calves and 10 hogs Monday. Veals
brought. to 5 cent per pound and hogs
) cents per pound.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-05-22
Old Free Masons.

The following was clipped from the
Enterprise and Vermonter," issue of
April l6. 1903. 4
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German at Burlington,

Burlington, N c., June 19.-(SpeciaL -
The young men of Burlington gave a
beautiful german last night in hall used
oy Prof Allmons dancing school, in hon
or OF the young ladies of Burlington and
Graham. and their guests. 1t was one
of the most delightful social functions of
the season. The german was led by Mr..
w Manley Baker with Miss Leah Perry,
ot Henderson. Those dancing were: Miss
Jessamine Cant with Mr.. l.. Banks Will
hanson: Miss Ethelyn Wallis, of Beau
mont, Texas, with Mr.. Joseph Grant;
Miss Leah Perry, of Henderson. with Mr..
w. Manly Baker; Miss Barnes, OF Virginia.
with Col. Eugene Holt; Miss Margaret
Holt with Mr.. Lynn b. williamson: Miss
Halle Irwin with Mr.. Holt Laird: Miss
Florence Holt with Mr. Robert L. Holt:
Miss Nellie Skinner. of Greenville. with
Mr. Norman H. Johnson; Miss Bertha
Holt with Mr. Holt Haywood; Miss Trina
Cobb. of Greenville, with Mr. Theo. Penn
eroy; Miss Matte Holt with Mr.. j. Hal
Mebane: Miss Bert Albright with Mr..
Valdemir GUIDE; Miss Bess Scott with
MoseIer; Miss Bess Scott with Moseler;
Miss Madaline White with Mr.. Lawrence
S. Holt. Jr: Miss Susie Bryan with Mr..
Louie B. williamson.
Stays: Mr. Cornwall Mr.. Carrigan, MIR.
Victor Graves. Mr.. Kenneth Cant; Mr..
harlie Laird.
Chaperones Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S.
Holt Prof. and Mrs Allmon.
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Dance at Enfield.

Enfield. N c., June 2o.-(special)-A
delightful dance was given in Parker's
hall Tuesday evening, June 18th, comph-
mentary to visiting young ladies.
Those dancing were: DR.. A. S. Harrl-
son and Mrs A. S. Harrison. w. T. Glen.
emf and Miss Bessie Whitaker. H. II. Har-
rsou and Miss Mary Collins. d. L. Cuth-
rell and Miss Mary Harrison. Ed Fenner,
of Halifax. and ISIS Stella Pipin, R. NJ.
Wood aud Miss Margaret Bowers. of Scot
land Neck; co. l.. Mcwigan and Miss Hat
tie Davis of Whitakers. d. A. Hunt aud
Miss Elva Crump, of Tillery Joe Norman.
of Halifax and Miss Helen Moore, OF
Washington, Jno. Fenner, of Halifax. and
Miss Emma Haswell, of williamson, Ed.
Dunn, of Whitakers. and Miss Mary Hill
Of Rocky Mount. and Miss Mamie Hill
of Rocky Mount. Frank Shaw and IS
Helen Daniel of Halifax; Henry Cuthleii
and Miss Katie Battle, of Rocky Mount;
u. p. Kicks and Miss Maggie Shaw w
Phillips, Of Battleboro, and Miss Hattie
Arlington. of Raleigh; G. G. Lucas and
Miss Harrison, of Littleton; Ferdie Whit
aker and Miss Bessie old, of Wilson.
Stays: Wilder Taylor, of Whitakers,
A. r. Harper. of oldsboro; Harry s. Fen
ner of Halifax.
Chaperones: Mesdames H. s. Harrison
F. w. Gregory, J. r. Whitager, f. l.. Pip
pen.
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In Honor of Miss White
NAN I. DoWD

Greenville. NJ c. June 20-( Especial -
Oh last evening an elegant reception was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. White at
their beautiful home. on Greene street, in
honor of Miss Alice E.. White, of Green's
boro, N. G. The home was beautifully de-
corated and brilliantly Illuminated for the
OCCASION. After spending very enjoy
able time IN different games and dancing
the guests were invited to the dining
room, where dainty refreshments were
served Misses Nina c. James and jamie
Tyson also added very much to the
pleasure of the evening by rendering seY-
elal very beautiful solos,
At late. hour the guests departed, ex-
pressing many thanks to their charming
hostess for a most delightful evening.
Among the guests were. Miss Alice E.
" hite, OF Greensboro, with j. Burt James;
Miss Mary Higgs with Norris G. White,
of Greensboro; Miss Nina c. Jane with
C. c. Skinner, OF New York; Miss Glenn
Forbes with j. Ben Higgs Miss Lottit
Blow with Charlie James; Miss Alice
Blow with Durward S. Wilson; Miss Hen
ME Ragsdale with A. ]. Moore; Miss
Rarnes, OF Reidsville, with T. j. Moore.
Miss Matte l. Penn, of Reidsville, with
Leslie Newton; Miss Lucy Penn. of Reds
vile, with Fred Forbes; Miss Ina Aller
with Argyll Vik; Miss Mary James with
Frank E. Skinner; Miss jamie Tyson with
Harry Skinner, Jr.; Miss Margaret Skin
ner with Alex. Blow, Jr.
stays: Messrs. Blount, Pearce, ]. B
Cherry, IT.. r. c.. White.
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A Pleasant Social affair.

raham, N. c., June 2O.--On Friday af-
ternoon at five o'clock, the hospltable
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Kernodle was
thrown open to receive their friends m
honor of their visitor. Miss Addie Eley, of
Norfolk. Va. Quite a large number OF
their friends from town and a good man
out of town guests were there.
Those invited were cordially welcomed
by Mr.. G, B. irwin and Mrs. j. Mcbride
Holt in the hall and introduced by Mrs.
Kcrnodle and her charming daughter to
their friend. who received IN the parlor.
Mrs. Kernodle. always a gifted hostess.
never was more thoroughly attractive
than on this occasion. The time was
spent most pleasantly chatting, ETC.. Re-
freshments occasionally with music by
Miss Nellie Norwood.
In the sitting room Miss Mamie Parker
and Miss Bertha Albright. assisted by sew
eral other young ladies, served delightful
lemonade and other ices, and later in the
afternoon all were ushered into the dining
room and most dainty refreshments were
served by skilled hands. The dining room
had been made very attractive with
ported plants and the table in the center
of the room was a thing Of beauty, the
cnIlfe erect Delng DeduIlIuHy DIOuSHt ouA
by soft lights. here and there tastefully
arrayed i'll the decorations.
The hostess was becomingly attired in
black silk null with chiffon trimmings
Miss Kernodlc wore a lovely white or
candle with pink ribons. Miss Eley was
beautifully gowned in pink silk tissue
trimmed in cream applique. The guest;
were all lastly and becomingly dressed
Thus ended one of the most pleasant $50
cal functions and each guest expressed
themselves indebted to Mrs. Kernodle FOL
delightful afternoon pleasure and wish
ing every happiness to come to this charm
ing family.
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Harris, of Tenn, who arrived yesterday,
and are delightful acquisitions Mr.. and
Mrs. II. H. Welser, also of Tennessee, ar
rived yesterday and are very agreeable
and interesting, as are also Mr.. and Mrs.
Thursday.
We have here three progressive euchre
parties-one progressive heart party, one
progressive finch party, and two mountain
larks this week Also a very entertain
ing evening planned and carried out
cleverly by three little girls here-Misses
Agnes NJ Queen, of Wilmington; Mary
Louise Manning, of Durham, and Jean
Dowd, of Charlotte.
Mrs. S. r. Chambers and Misses Cham
bers, of Louisville, will keep the social
ball rolling by giving progressive euchre
Friday night, and there will be Living
Library in the theatre next week in
which many of the talented and original
guests will take part.
The young ladies all wear lovely, fluffy
gowns in the evenings and are rather
wroth with their beaux for positively de
Ginning to don their tuxedo coats.
We are all gaining flesh-at least those
of us who need it-(Others are growing
beautifully less-there being wondroue
power of adjustment here and every ones
desires being accomplished in the matter
of size and shape). Some of us are ener-
getic and play golf and ten pins. Others
sit in the swings on the river banks and
so to sleep while apparently readIng-and
the birds carol happy lullabies
We are feasting on spring broiiers-
berries fresh from our good gardens-tht
richest cream, freshest butter and the
| choicest ices and lightest cakes.
How can one fail to be happy here
to be in good spirits from dawn till dusl
to be sorry when we must say good bye
and to wish all our friends to come and
| see for themselves.
| NAN I. DOWD.
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ANOTHER ARREST MADE.
rhs Registers May be Brought to Wilmington
for Safe Keeping
Especial to News and observer)

wilmington, N. c., June 2O.--R. A.
Rockwell, a son-in-law of II. b. Register,
captured this week with his son, label
Register, charged with the murder OF Jesse
soles and jim Staley near Whiteville in
March. has also been arrested on the
charge of having harbored the last named
when he was fugitive from justice. there
~, Incoming an accessory to the murder
after the fact. Rockwell was committed
70 iail with the other two. 1t is SAID that
The Registers will be brought to Whining
ton for safe keeping as the feeling against
them in WhitevilIe is very strong and the
iail there is not very secure Cross "a
mondson white, and another man, also
charged with implication in the murder
have been in Jail since soon after the crime
was committed. 1t was upon Edmohosoh
confession that the Registers were OUT
lIawed and subsequently captured.
| A big excursion from Atlanta under TN
ausnices Of the Kings Daughters, anothe
from Charlotte. several one-day excur
sions from interior points and the arrINa
Of $50 to $50 guests for the Bankers con
vention will combine to throng virgins
Vile beach with visitors next week.
1
Justice Platt d. Walker. Mrs. Wake
and Miss Nettie Dockery. OF Chariottc
arrived yesterday and will spend som
time in the city visiting friends and WI
later go to the beach.
Judge Thos r. Purnell and family ar
guests of the Seashore Hotel on Wrlghts
vile beach. Judge Purnell has peer
holding United States Court in Whining
ton but the business of the term was com
pleted yesterday.
The steamer Compton" was taken Il
tow this morning by the steamer San
ders" for Norfolk. Va, where she will un
dergo general overhauling after the re
cent fire at SINNERS shipyard. 1t IS tn
purpose Of her owners, the Wilmington am
Little River Transportation Company, 7
lengthen her forty feet and convert he
Into an up-to-date, sea-going freight an
passenger steamer of large capacity.
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BRILLIANT CRYSTAL WEDDING
CELEBRATED AT GRAHAM
A Popular Young Couple Entertain Delight
ful Company at Their Elegant Home
Last Night.

Graham N. c., June 2O--(Special.)--
This evening from nine till eleven o'clock,
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Menefee received IN
honor of the fifteenth anniversary Of
their wedding day. Their beautiful home
was tastefully decorated with sweet flow
ers and ported plants. The dining room
was symphony in white sweet pea and
green smilax. At the door the guests were
met by Misses Berta Albright, Halle
Erwin and Bess Scott. and were ushered
into the drawing room where the hostess.
exquisitely gowned in hand embroidered
white organde stood at the head of her
receiving party as follows: Mr.. and Mrs.
Menefee Mrs. J. l.. Williamson. Mr.. and
Mrs. James n. williamson. Mr.. and Mrs.
George T. williamson Mr.. and Mrs. B. j.
Williamson. Messrs. e. H. Lawrence, +.
l.. and Banks Williamson, Mrs p. Y
White, Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Hot, Mr.. L.
Banks and Mr.. Manly Baker
In the library, assisting in entertaining
were Mr. and Mrs James " Pomeroy, Mr.
and Mrs j. H. White, Misses Margaret
Holt, Mamie Parker, Matte Holt, Jessa'
mine Cant, Minnie Williamson, Kate
Haigh and Messrs. r. l. Holt, Lynn Vii
hanson and Joe Cant.
Presiding over tn punch bowl were Mrs
j. N. Williamson. Jr.. and Miss Florence
Holt.
In the sitting room the guests Were
greeted by Misses Madeline White, Bertha
Holt and Mary Foster, and here was
displayed the beautiful Crystal memen
toes sent by the friends of the host and
hostess.
During the evening the guests were in
vited to the dining room, presided Owe!
by Mrs Charles A. Scott, Mrs. j. j.. Scott
Jr.. Mrs. E. S. Parker, Jr., and Mrs
George A. Mebane, where a dainty lun-
cheon was served.
To make the occasion as much as pos
sible like the one which it commemorated
| the brides cake was cut by the receiving
party. The ring fell to Williamson Meme
fee. the oldest son of the host and hostess
The thinble went to Mr.. Banks William
son and the penny fell to Miss Margare
Holt.
| The many friends of this popular young
couple were extending their heartfelt con
gratulations and best wishes, and man!
were heard to remark that the years tia
had passed had been so kind and sat .,
lightly that they could almost believe tina
they were congratulating bride an'
groom, and the acme Of best wishes wa
to hope for a future that should be !;
continuance Of the past.
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Society Notes in Louisburg.

Louisburg, N. c., June 20.-(Special)
Mrs. T. B. Wilder's reception, given in
honor of her friend, Miss Mary Johnston,
OF New York, was a noted social event OF
the week The rooms were beautifully
decorated with potted plants and cut
flowers. Miss Ada Lee Undertake pre-
sided at the punch bowl with much case
and grace; Miss Sallie Peasants was the
presiding genius of the refreshments,
which she dispensed to all in most de-
lightful and charming manner.
The german given at the Opera House
by the Lousburg German Club to the
visiting young ladies was one OF the most
delightful events in Louisburgs social
history. Tnost present were: Miss Bessie
Kearney. with B. B. Perry; Miss Mamie
Hanff, OF Raleigh, with w. E. Cooke;
Miss Lizzie Cooke, with DIR, f. X.
Cooke; Miss Helen iCrenshay with w. Fl,
Pace. of Raleigh; Miss Elise Gregory OF
Henderson, with Geo Klttrell, OF Kit
trel1: Miss Bessie Jacocks, OF Tarboro,
with Maurice Clifton; Miss Jannett Hayes
with A. S. Coffed, of Kittrell; Miss
Gertrude Lands, of Raleigh, with Ira
Williams. Miss Nan Malone, with Ed
win Cooke; Miss Lou Reynolds Ford,
with K, X. Allen; Miss Alice Spruill, with
DR.. S. C. Ford; Miss Hattie Hill, with
S. P. Boddie Miss Mary K London,
with f. II. Allen; Miss Waddell, of Green
vile, S. c.. with Mr.. Williams, of Kit
trell: Miss May Bell Kearney, with e. S
Cooke: Miss Leila Johnson, with Joe Per
son; Miss Mary Steagall, of GAINESVILLE
va, with Wilbur Cooke; Mr.. and Mrs
e. S. Ford.
staggs-A. A. clifton, T. T. Terrell
A. w. Person, p. S. Allen, Joe EzzeIl.
Chaperones-Mr and Mrs G 3. Cheat
| liam, Mr. and Mrs. j. M. Allen Mrs II
A. Crenshaw, Mrs. J. r. Collie, Mrs. r
/ II. Davis
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Finch Party and German.

Greenville, N c., June 20.-(Special.p-
The many social happenings of the week
eliminated last evening with an enjoyable
Finch Party and German, given by Miss
Pattie Skinner, in honor of her brother,
Mr.. Charles C. Skinner, of New York.
Miss Nina James having received the
greatest number of punches on her score
card. was awarded the prize by Mr.. c. I'll.
Carr. The BOBBY" the possession OF
which was closely contested, was won by
Mr.. Alexander Ellington Hamilton Blow,
Jr. The german was led by Mr.. ]. Benja-
min Higgs with Miss Matte Irwin Penn,
of Reidsville, N. G.
The following couples participated
Mr.. Charles c. Skinner with Miss Nina
James; Mr. Charlie James with Miss
jamie Tyson; Mr.. Frank Skinner witt
Miss Alice White; Mr. Cary Mayo with
Miss Lottie Blow: Mr.. Frank Wilson with
Miss Mary James; Mr.. C. S. Carr with
Miss Ada Wooten: Mr.. c. S. Forbes with
Miss Bette Tyson; Mr.. t. ]. Moore with
Miss Glen Forbes; Mr.. A. J. Moore with
Miss Annie Barnes, of Redsville; Mr.
Argal Wick with Miss Lucy Penn. O
Reidsville; Mr.. ]. Benjamin Higgs will
Miss Matte Irwin Penn, of Reidsville; Mr.
Richard White with Miss lima Allen; Mr.
Fred j. Forbes with Miss Margaret Skin
ner: Mr.. r. L. Walker with Miss Myrf
Moore: Mr. Clarence Jeffress with Mis-.
LolIie White: Mr.. A. L. Blow. Jr.. VIII
Miss Elise Vincent; Mr.. Leslie Newton
with Miss Mary Higgs; Mr.. w f. Hooke
with Miss Nellie Whaley; Mr.. Harry Skin
ner, Jr., with Miss Rushie Whedbee; MI
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Finch Party.

wilson n. c., June 2O.-(Secial)-Last
evening Mrs. Doane Herring entertained
party of young people with finch
party, in honor of her sister, Miss
Bridgeman, of Washington, n. G. The
occasion was a most pleasant one and
thoroughly enjoyed by those present. At
the conclusion of the games delicious re-
freshments were served Those present
we're: Mrs W. G. Carr, Miss Bridgeman,
of Washington: Misses Margaret Had
ley, Kate Pace, Kate Conner, Bessie
Harriss, Daisy Weaver; Messrs. Will
Graves, DR.. c. A. Thompson, DR.. B. S.
Herring Robert Barnes, c. t. Harriss
and IL. II. Murray.
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Euchre Club Entertained.

Reidsvlle, n. c., June 20.--(Special.)- j.
On yesterday afternoon the Euchre Club
was entertained by Miss Julia Withers at
the home of her sister, Mrs. j. billiard
Pannill. The first prize, landscape pic
ture, was won by Miss Bessie Boyd. The
consolation, a dainty willow foot stool.
was cut for. and Miss Kate proved
the lucky one. The BOBBY prize, a gilt;
oval shaped picture frame, was awarded to
Mrs. James f. Wray Throughout the af-
ternoon fruit punch was served, and after
the games, ice cream and cake
Those present were Misses Kate Haigh,
Bessie Boyd, Margaret Boyd, Margaret
Walters, Julia Bidgood, of Richmond.
Maude Cobb, Annie Sloan, Lily Watt
Penn. Mary Balsly Lily Terry, Halle
Matthews, Carrie Matthews. Gertie Harris
Pearl Penn, Florence Pannill
Mesdames A. z. Walters, J. f. Wray
and Hughes, of Greenville.
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So IS THE sEABoARD.
Mrs ]. W. Kunnally Asks Damages for the
Death Of Her husband
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer
Durham, N. c., June 20.-Mrs. ]. w.
Nunnally, widow of the late Capt. j. w.
Nunnally, Of the Seaboard road, is pre-
paring to institute suit against the Sea-
board Railroad for $4,000 or $4,000 dam
age on account OF the death of her hus-
band Mr.. Nunnaly was conductor on the
Seaboard road and was hurt III wreck
some six or seven miles from Durham. He
was in poor health for several months and
was then taken down with some bowel
trouble and died. 1t is claimed that he
was hurt in the wreck and that was the
cause of his death. The complaint and
answers will be filed at the August term
of court and the suit will come up later.
Mr.. George p Womble, young man
who recently moved here from Greensboro,
died at his room in the Loughlin building
this morning at o'clock. He had been
i'll but two or three days and his condi-
ton was not considered serious until last
night Strangulation of the bowels was
the cause Of his death. His remains were
taken to his old home in Chatham county
today and the interment will take place
tomorrow Young Womble was twenty
two years of age and with his two broth
ers was engaged in the fruit and cafe bus
aness.
A missionary rally was held at Yates
church, near the city today and large
crowd attended. This was the first Of a
series of missionary rallies to be held by
the Baptists throughout the State. It Is
the intention of the denomination to be
gin soon and hold rallies at all Baptist
churches. A special effort is being made
for the missionary cause.
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MANY MARRIAGES.
Average Of Three Licenses Day Issued by the
Register Of Deeds.

June is great month for marriages in
this county. Every day three or four
couples tire of travelling life's dark path
ways alone, and decide to give up their
single -blessedness and take upon them
selves the relation of double cussedness.
Yesterday the genial Register of Deeds,
Capt. J. j. Bernard, issued the States
permit to four couples: The first was to
Mr.. Arthur G.. NOVEL; and Miss Ava
Blanche Honeycutt, of Wendell. The sec.
ond happy pair were Mr. Claud Justice and
Miss Lula Moore, both of Wake county.
The third couple who are weary Of fight
ing life's battles alone are Mr.. David w.
Long and Miss Blanche Gooch. The last
couple who are to be joined in the holy
bonds of matrimony are Mr.. e. c. Perry,
Of .Northside, and Miss Sophia Edwards.
of Flint.
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NEW SCHOOL AT IvANHOE.
Wilmington Presbytery Decides on its Estab-
lishment--- Other Matters.
(Snecial to News and Observer)

Especial to News and Observer)
Wilmington, N. c., June 2O.-W inning
ton Prespytery met in adjourned session
in the First Presbyterian church, TINS
city. yesterday afternoon. Rev. Robert
M. Mann, OF Clinton, the moderator pre-
siding and Rev. A. McFayden, the stated
clerk at his desk as secretary. Mr.. A. II.
McFayden. of Clarkton, a graduate OF the
University OF North Carolina this year,
was received under the care OF Presbytery
as a ministerial student, that having been
the primary object of the adjourned ses-
sion. 1t was decided, upon recommended
ton of special committee, composed OF
Revs. c. w Trawick r. M. Williams and
J. G. Stewart, to establish Presbyterlal
school at Ivanhoe, Sampson county IN the
Black River group of churches. Rev.
Thos Johnson was received from the pres
bytery of Concord and placed in charge
Of the Burgaw group of churches until
arrangements are made for his installation
as pastor at the fall meeting OF Presby-
terry A commission composed of Rev. G.
w Trawick, of Wilmington, chairman;
Rev. NJ Wells and Messrs. w. II.
Sprunt and Philander Pearsall, was ap-
pointed to have general oversight OF the
four excellent schools. now being conduct
ed under the care of the presbytery at
Faison. Clarkton, Teacheys and Ivanhoe-
A commission composed of Mr.. Mcclure,
of wilmington. Rev. Peter Mcintyre, OF
Faison. and two ruling elders each from
the Mount live and Faison churches was
appointed to organize a new church at
Calypso. Duplin county, station mid
way between the points named above
The presbytery adjourned to meet in reg
uIar session at Wallace on October 21st.
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were Mr.. Long with Miss Archer; Nh.
Williams with Miss Teacher, of Alabama
Mr.. Disosway with Miss Ely, of Alabama
Mr. Bohanon with Miss Simpson, of Ala
hama; Mr.. Thorpe with Miss Gordan; MI.
Pickard with Miss McCan; Mr.. Faust with
Miss Cowan, Of Durham; Mr. Rountree
with Miss McRae; Mr.. stevenson with Miss
Davis, of Raleigh.
Stags-Ted Brown, Haywood, Webb
Lucama, Lucas Archer, Click Clements
McNider, Green Long.
Music was furnished by the Kelly Broth
ers Band.
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Yesterday at the home of her grand
father, Mr. H. c. Butler, on Boylan Ave
nue., little Miss Eleanor Butler of Pitts
burg, Pa. entertained a number of her
young friends. the occasion being the
small hostess ninth birthday.
Among many merry games, the most
amusing proved to be. who Knows the
Noses" novel guessing contest. in which
Ethel Rogers. Ava Womble and William
smith tied for the prize, and in drawing
straws. william Smith proved the lucky
winner.
They then repaired to the dining room
where dainty refreshments were served
ana when, after more games all departed