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PULASKI CHAPTER, r. 4. H.,
PRESENTS Il JEWEL.

Meeting OF Ecclesiastical Society POST
poued-oyster Market Not Over
ssocked-Gruco Church Cake sale-Boy
Not Drowned but Unconscious.
This afternoon from to o'clock the
ladies of Grace church will hold a cake
sale at the residence of Mrs. NJ. S.
sprague, 500 Grand avenue. The pro-
ceeds of the sale will be used for the
charitable work of the Woman's auxil-
larry of the church.
The Polar Star lodge fair will open
this evening in Polar Star hall and a
fine entertainment will be presented
The fair will continue for ten nights,
and there will be a change of pro-
gramme each evening. The committee
of eleven members have worked hard
to prepare for this fair and creditable
entertainments are promised. These
fairs Of Polar Star lodge, l. o. o. F.,
are held every year and usually good
, sum of money is realized for the COM
mendable work that the lodge is doing.
It is deserving of liberal patronage.
There was a large attendance We'd
nesday evening Of Pulaski chapter, No.
| &c. r. A. M. Henry Clay Beers. Com
! panion P. NJ. E. Fl. P, was the recipient
of a past high priest jewel The pre-
sentation was made by Robert Juniver,
+ NJ. e. H. P.
1t was rumored yesterday that a
boys body had been found at the quar-
! ry near the Ready Bits factory. This
| was not true, but boy was found there
| in an unconscious condition. He was
removed and no one seemed to know his
| name. The Grand avenue police were
notified.
| It was intended to have a special
meeting of the ecclesiastical society Of
| the Second Congregational church this
| evening to consider the application of
| several new members, but the arrange
ments could not be completed and the
meeting will be held one week from to-
night. There are about twenty-five ap-
plications for membership. The by
| laws adopted recently are quite gener-
] ally liked. They are models after the
| general statutes of the state and are
considered q great improvement over
| the former system. Ten names are re-
quired to hold special meeting. The
meeting next week will be the first to
be held under the new bylaws.
The market Is not over-stocked with
oysters and there is a ready sale for
all that can be shipped. The recent
bad weather has detained several boats
from the east There is a decidedly
wintcry aspect around the oyster
houses. For much of the week the
i flats have been covered with ice and ice
has closed the narrow river channels
but the power boats readily break the
obstruction.
A. DeMatty. the boatan shoe dealer
who rerently purchased the property al
Grand avenue and East Pearl street
| formerly occupied by station A, propo-
SEES to put in a new front and greatly
improve the building. When all the al
terations are made he will remove his
business thereto.
On Wednesday son was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas H. Newbold of Plat
street. They formerly resided here
| Mrs. Newbold is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Horace F. Baldwin of 6 Wolcott
street.
To-day Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Fl
! Thompson will celebrate their COLDER
wedding at the home Of their son. Ed
| ward r. Thompson, 80 1-2 Clay street
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson formerly resid-
ed here, but now live in Foxon.