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The state herald., 1904-04-15

With every sack Of Holdrsge foul
you purchase, you get chance on iine
d,nuer set. Com. in and try a sack OF
this excellent flour. p. j. PETER.
The state herald., 1904-04-15

The Julesburg Grit Advocate contain.
ed cut OF the new court houss to be
buii. for that county IN the near future.
The state herald., 1904-04-15

D.F. Mcfarland, superintendent OF
the High Line, was in Kansas City last
week attending a meeting Of the sperat'
log officials and master mechanics asso'
ciation held there.
The state herald., 1904-04-15

Tho Akron Leader gives the cost OF
the Meeuan murder trial at between
seven and eight thousand dollars.
The state herald., 1904-04-15

Mrs. @ Il Peter and children returned
to Holyoke last week from an extended
visit with relntives at Memphis Mo.
The state herald., 1904-04-15

Mira. W. NJ. Clifton and mother lett
Holyoke Monday for Carson, Iowa, to
attend her brothers wedding.
The state herald., 1904-04-15
WATER TAX NOTICE.

The water tax for the 2nd quarter II
now due. Water for all consumers no,
paid by the 18th of Apr. will be turned
off without further notice.
Lincoln Land Co.,
BY WILLIAM McKiSsEy, Agt.
The state herald., 1904-04-15

Mr.. Hart, district court reporter, wal
in attendance upon the adjourned term
of court at Holyoks Wednesday.
The state herald., 1904-04-15

The Indies OF the Baptist church will
give their afternoon tea at the home OF
Mrs. Freeman in North Holyoke Thurs.
day April elst to which all are invited.
The state herald., 1904-04-15

George King and q. W. hume and
families left Holyoke the first Of the
week FOR Oregon where they will make
their home.
The state herald., 1904-04-15

Early gardening has not succeeded
very we'll thus spring. The weather hns
not been favorable.
The state herald., 1904-04-15

Judge Armour held an adjourned term
OF district court in Holyoks Weinesda,
and = number o, equity cases were dis
po,ed Of.
The state herald., 1904-04-15

Mr.. Needham OF Eflingham county, Ill
arrived IN Hoyoke this week for vlsi,
with his oaughtsr, Mrs. p. Zimmerman.
The state herald., 1904-04-15
GRAMMAR.

Pupils neither absent nor tardy.
Lswrcoce Mckee. GladyB Weir
Apptr J. IiNMERsAr, Teacher.
The state herald., 1904-04-15

All ladies' waists and skirts soli at re-
duced prices. DOM niss this oppor.
tunity. LEBLANC & ScHEUNENANS.
The state herald., 1904-04-15

A r. Grout is again on duty ss train
dispatcher nj Holyoke after lay of OF
few months caused by a severe attack
OF rheumatism.
The state herald., 1904-04-15

- Engineer b A Gsddy has been re-
turned to the HIGH Line. His family
will move to Hodrege.
The state herald., 1904-04-15

All fleece lined underwear to 20 nj
<ost at Zinggs. Also blankets, over
coats and o,ershoes.
The state herald., 1904-04-15
phIaAhY.

Pupils neither absent nor tatdy
Roy Cfovntf. Leila Moore, Elizabeth
Thompson, Pay Schcuuemann, Rollo
Mckinney.
SAuir NJ Wnirr. roroher
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INfrnMnpIArr agAMnan

INTERMEDIATE GRAMMAR.
Pupils neither absent nor tnrdy
narland Eaton, George Garland, Ethcl
nclland. Gllber, Holland. Mamie Hur.
dl, Harold Painter, Olive Young.
N. CgLtsrE DosrrLLr, Teacher
The state herald., 1904-04-15
Great Price Reduction
in HatS!!

At Leblanc 4 Scheunemann'a.
sl,50 and Sl.75 Hsts now sl.35
$3.50 Hats now $500
The state herald., 1904-04-15

Mr.. and Mrs. p B Mason have little
daughter at their home who arrived on
Thursday, Apr. T.
The state herald., 1904-04-15

Job work that you can be proud o
promptly done at this office.
The state herald., 1904-04-15

, Regular services at the Methods,
church next Sunday.
The state herald., 1904-04-15

Buy your Boots aud Shoes at A. T.
o'Conuors. II
The state herald., 1904-04-15

DR.. F. NJ. Smith made a busieess trip
to Denver this week.
The state herald., 1904-04-15

Michigan sslt at Zingg's s2l0 cash
Coed dry barrels.
The state herald., 1904-04-15

little daughter arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. W S Brace on Tuesday,
Apr. 10.
The state herald., 1904-04-15

Rev. Parker viii preach at the Trego
school house uext Tuesday evening, Apr.
10th.
The state herald., 1904-04-15
School Notes.

Miss Emmn Goriey visited high school
on Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Anna hauser has joined the
student body. She !. taking Science in
the Normal class and reviewing English.
The lilacs Of the school campus are
putting on thoir Fruhlingsklsid.
The grammar class has finished the
grammar review and is reading 'Gluck
Aui"
The Normal Science class is enjoying
the work. The course covers briefly
Zoology, Botany, Geology. Physics aud
Chemistry.
A Grammar class has been organized
for those who wish additional work 10
that study. II is proving to be the most
popular class in High School, Nearly
every member Of the High School hss
expressed u desire TO enter the class.
The sixth grade has finished the years
work in grammar and are reviewing.
School was dismissed last Friday on
account OF the severe wind storm. The
day will be made up on Friday OF this
week, which is Arbur Day. Trees will
be planted by each department Of the
graded school, but the exercises will BE-
impromptu and after school hours.
The pupils OF the primary department
are greyed over the death OF their little
scboolmate Grace Young. She Was u
sweet sunny dispositioned little girl and
will be greatly missed IN the 'chool as
we'll M the home.
A supply OF garden seeds has been re-
ceivsd from Representative Brooks for
distribution among the school children.
Tue most interesting subject % conrsr'
sa,ion Just now. especially among the
boys, is, "the best way to make and care
for garden"
The honor roll for March including
those whose average was over 80 is NJ
follows;
Hugh School Edna Larson, Corn Ksl
soy, Vernon Smith, Jennie Sutherland
Matte Slsels, Grace Mowry, Thoma.
Hargraaves, Lawrence Wilcox, Glendorn
Fair, Frank Hargresye-.
sth grade Iillab Smith, Mabel Sandy,
Belle Smith. Della Hall, Berry, Molin'
noy, Maud Kelley, Perry Fouis.
Report Of the Holyoks schools Tor ,h,
month ending Apr. |, 1904.
rniLLirs COUNTY mon SCHOOL.
Pupils mother absent nor tnrdy
Edna Larson, Cora Kelaey. Jennie Suth
The state herald., 1904-04-15

Go to Leblanc l. Scheupemann fol
good seed potatoes.
The state herald., 1904-04-15

denry Hsrgreaves has Macaronl seed
wheat for eale.
The state herald., 1904-04-15

C.E. Steiner has comm.ucsd work on
the foundation Of the court house build
ing.
The state herald., 1904-04-15

S. II. Johnson returned Tuesday from
trip to York. Neb.
The state herald., 1904-04-15

For repairing watches aud clocks 20
TO Y. W. Dearcup at tho City Drug
Store.
The state herald., 1904-04-15

W l. Irwin returned Wednesday from
st Louis where he had been with car
OF horses.
The state herald., 1904-04-15
Do you read the HRRALp7

The finest eating potatoes you find at
Leblanc & SCHHusENAsN's.
The state herald., 1904-04-15

Wher you are IN need of Shoes go Il
G, Z. 4 K. A. Sterners and get prices.
The state herald., 1904-04-15

Irwin Bros. want $40 calves.
The state herald., 1904-04-15

Irwin Bros. will pay the highest price
for grain and all kinds OF stock.
The state herald., 1904-04-15

Use only Heipza's pure cider vineRa,
at Zingg's.
The state herald., 1904-04-15

Regular services at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday.
The state herald., 1904-04-15

For Glass and Semi, Porcelain wsre go
to q. T.. X Il. A. SterDer's.
The state herald., 1904-04-15

Go to A. T. o'Couuor's to buy your
Hats.
The state herald., 1904-04-15

Zrneg's goods are always fresh and
clean.
The state herald., 1904-04-15
sfm nnApR.

Berry, Mckinney, zillah Smith, Belle
Smith. Perry fouts
LAriLLA W. BAILEY, Teacher
The state herald., 1904-04-15
SPRING MILLINERY.

We invite inspection OF o's qring lin'
OF Childrens and Ladies' hats.
c.. Il. g. X. A. STEINER.
The state herald., 1904-04-15

Two pounds good coffee 25c at zinggs.;
The state herald., 1904-04-15
The best fruit at Zingg's.

Zingg wants your potatoes.
The state herald., 1904-04-15

rnrLLlrs COUNTY mon SCHOOL.
Pupils mother absent nor tnfdy
Edna Larson, Cora Kelaey. Jennie Suth
etland. Matte Slssei, Lawrence Wilcox
W. l.. BAILEY, Principal.
The state herald., 1904-04-15
Honey l5c at Zingg'.s..

New waistings In at z,ngg's.
The state herald., 1904-04-15
M A Y N u NJ B E r

u,
The state herald., 1904-04-15

Report Of the Holyoks schools Tor the
month ending Apr. |, 1904.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County Mems see other pages
WINTER HARBoR.

There will be dance in Hammond ball
Jan. Is, under the manage ment OF j. M
Gerrish and F. E. Weston. 1t will be the
last OF the season by Ray'slorchestra.
The severity of the weather the past
week has been something fierce" On
Saturday it was so bad the mail was
obliged to stay here all night, going to
Corea on Sunday morning.
The = asonic installation will take place
Friday evening in Hammond hall and
will be public. The supper will be served
in the banquet hall by the ladies OF the
Eastern Star.
The election of officers o. Schoodie
grange took place at hammond hall last
Thursday evening, and were as follows:
Worthy master, Hoel Hanson; overseer, j d.
M. Gerrish; steward, j. III. Snyder; asso-
ciate steward, B. I. Bickford; lady stew
ard, Abbie Whitten: lecturer, J. W. Wes-
colt; chaplain, Grace e. Hanson; secre-
tary, Geneva Miliiken; treasurer, Harold
Grover; gatekeeper, Willie Chilos; Ceres.
Berniee Farrar; Pomona, TOTE Rand !;
Flora, Rosa Earrar. The officers were IN
stalled by Julian Emery, of Sails bury
Cove. After installation programme
was carried out, followed by refreshments.
The grange is in prosperous condition,
it is hoped, now that we have nice hall
and everything to be proud of, much
interest will be taken.
JAM IL r.
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SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

Miss Wilson reported nine pupils in her
primary department on the cold Monday.
Friday morning, Jan. 8, q son was born
to Mrs. Maud Mason Trask at the home of
her parents in Southwest Harbor where,
with her fstherless children, she is spend
ing the winter.
Many of our young people seem deter
mined to patronize the matrimonial mar
ket. Miss Sarah Carroll, one of our most
popular teachers, was recently married TO
MILFORD Kittredge, OF Bass Harbor.
Albert Rowell has gone to Southern
California to enter the employ of A. w.
Bee, who has fruit farm in the Santa
Clara valley.
Miss Grindie, milliner, has gone to
Stontngton for visit, but will return
Fannie Crockett, will take well-esrned
rest.
Deep sympathy Is felt here for the wife
and daug hter of Rev. DIR. George e. Steel,
whose sudden deaf b at his Hartford home
will be keenly regretted by our whole
community. During the many years OF
his summer sojourn here he had endeared
himself to host OF friends.
The funeral services of Mrs. Kathie
Ober, Who died at the Bar Harbor hospital
were held Thursday at the Norwood Cove
schoolbouse. Interment was beside her
mother in the fam ly ourying- ground.
Mrs. Ober was the daughter of Lewis
Holmes, and sister to Mrs. Leslie
Atherton. with whom she had made her
home for some years. Kathie had been
suffering Invalid nearly all her life, and
even her dearest friends must feel that
her sudden release from pain is infinite
gain.
Jan. IL. SPRAY.
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COUNTY NEWS.
SURRY.
For additional County News see other pages

Miss Fannie Allen returned from Bos-
ton Tuesday, where she had been for sew
eral weeks.
E. N Osgood had his foot injured
while working his team In the woods Fri
day. While riding on the sled his foot
got caught and turned under the roller
spraining and bruising 1t badly.
Mrs. e. ID. Smith was injured by COW
which she was tending in her husbands
absence Tuesday. She was removing the
dirt from the cows crib when the animal,
which was considered docile, struck her
with both fore feet ipiuring her about the
back and shoulders.
George Carter, young man from Nor
gan's bay, who is smelling here, came
near being drowned Wednesday afternoon
by breaking through the ice In the bay
below the village. He was quite distance
from the other fisherman, who, hearing
him call for help, made ali possible haste
to rescue him.
Miss Lizzie Gray received a party of
young people from Morgan's bay at her
home Wed nesday evening. They were
pupils who had attended school at the
Morgsn's bay school and Miss Gray was
their teacher during the last term which
closed just before Christmas. The young
people had a good time with their teacher
and went home happy.
Jan IL q
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NORTH sEDGwICK.

David Thurston is quite i'll.
Horace Pease and Others, OF BROOKLYN,
are smelling on the salt pond.
Harry Thurston froze his face last
Monday while hauling logs for his mill.
Fl. H. Allen and wife attended the
grange meeting in Brooklin Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alyward and son Robert,
of Rockiand, arrived in town Wednesday.
They are with Mrs. Aiyward's mother
at o. l. G. farm.
Miss Sperry closed q pleasant and profit
able term of school Friday afternoon.
Pupils not absent: Virginia M. Allen,
Austin Staples, Harold Staples; absent
one day, Maurice Allen, Alton Ciosson,
Eric Closson and Ira Closson; absent two
days, Susie Friend and Blaneb Staples.
Several were absent on account of the
measles.
The installation OF the officers of Mort b
Sedgwick grange took place at the grange
hall Friday evening, January /. The
installing officer was Past Master Fred
Phillips, of Brooklin, who was assisted
by j. Bridges and Inez Page, OF Mort b
Sedgwick grange. The work was done In
an excellent manner. At the close of the
installation refreshments were served.
At meeting of the North Sedgwick
parish held Monday afternoon, Dec. IS
the following officers were elected: Mod
orator, +. p. Allen; treasurer, f. P. Allen
clerk, M. l.. Elwell; parish committee, L
M. Allen, F. M. Closson, F. p. Allen. All
bills are paid. and balance il In the hands
Of the treasurer. 1t was voted to extend
call to the Rev. S. L. Thompson.
Jan. 1e. RAE.
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sALILBURY COVE.

All are glad to learn that Mrs. Isaac
Emery ana her son Maynard, who have
been qrite Ill, are improving.
On account OF the severe storm of last
Sunday, Rev. Nathan Hunt was obliged
to cancel bis engagement here.
About 200 trees have been dug and will
be hauled from this place to be planted on
the estates of Messrs. Blair, Bowdoin aud
Kane at Bar Hgrbor.
E. e. Smith, principal of the Central
high school, has purchased the farm at
Eden known as the Vincent place. Mr..
Smith is well liked by pupils and parents,
and it lie hoped that he will remain here
for many years to come.
The social committee of the G. e.
society met with Mrs. Alice Leland on
Friday After making plans for social
to be held at the grange hall Jan. 15,
refreshments were served. 1t was voted
that they meet often at the same place,
and that Mrs. Leland furnish the same
programme.
Jan. IL. SPEC.
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Thursday evening In the Odd Fellows
ball there was a public installation of the
officers of BIuehili lodge No. 70, l y. o
+. The ceremony was ably conducted by
DR.. Herrick, ID. ID. q Nj, and r. l..
Bridges, q. M, both OF Brookiip, assisted
~ PAST Grsnds Charles Snow, f. K. Her
rick and E. J. HinckIey.
rhe officers are as follows: H.. II.
Mcintyre, n. g.; John Webster, V. g.;
Forest Snow, r.. s.; J. II. Morse, X. 81;
/. 4. Stanley, T.; Z. q Hsrwood. chap
lain; Harold Morse. W.; Ernest Osgood,
conductor; Austin l.. Parker, l, G James
Grey, o. O.; II. NJ. Herrick, r. S. n. g.;
ton, X. S. V. g.; W. w. Mescott, l. s
V. G.; l. e. Stanley, r. s. s.; Albion
Saunders, L. s s. Frank l.. Slower fills
the post grand's chair.
Following the Odd Fellows installation
came that OF the officers OF Mountain
Rebekah lodge, No. 81. Mrs. Fannie
Parker, d ID. Il. Nj received many com
pliments for the efficient manner in which
she performed her part. X 8. Osgood as
q. M, and Past Graads Villa Greene,
Chrissie Osgood and Rosa Babsop assisted
in the ceremony. Mrs. A. M. Herrick Is
p. N &c.
The following are the officers for the
present year: Lula Greene, N. G.; Nellie
Wood, v. G /; BeIIeHinckiey, r. s.. ;jAddie
Gray, +. s; Lizzie Morse, l.. Fannie Par
ker, cnaplsin, Lula MorteIl, w; Hannah
Sargent, Lucy HinckIey, /. G.; Horace
Herrick, o. c.; Nina Parker, r. S. n. q !;
Nettie Leach, l.. 5. n. G.; Lizzie Wood, X
s. V. G.; Susie Abbott, l. 5. V. g.; Bina
Curtis, r S. s.; Mabel Webster, l.. $ S
An excellent supper was served in the
banquet hall by he Rebekshs. About
200 were present and pleasant evening
was passed.
AZ
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Strong and Vigorous at the Age Of
Eighty-eiGht.

Rev. In. Parker, Utica, n. Y, writes j:
ain June, 1901, lost my sense of hear
ing entirely. My hearing had been
somewhat impaired for several years,
but not so much effected but that could
hold converse with my friends; but in
June, 1901, my sense of hearing left me
SO that could hear no sound whatever.
j was also troubled with rheumatic pains
runa and now my hearing is restored as
good as it was prior to June. 1901. My
rheumatic pains are all gone. I cannot
speak too highly of Peruna. and now
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HALL QUARRY.

Harry Wooster. of Franklin, is visiting
at J. IL. Macombers'.
Miss Evelyn Pomoroy, of Goose Cove,
is visiting friends here.
Alfred ellis recently employed here, has
returned TO Winslow Mills.
Fred Cousins, who has been employed
here, has returned to Bar Harbor.
Clara, the little daughter of Blanch and
Harry Carter, has been quite i'll, but is
improving.
Several from here attended the dance at
Somesvilie last week. A good time was
enjoyed by all.
H. P. Robbins, head keeper of Rockland
breakwater light station, visited his
daughter, Mrs. Alonzo Hodgdon, last
Monday and Tuesday.
Gage Grindle, wife and children spent
the holidays with Mrs. Grindle's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. James Young, at the Nor
rison farm at Marsaviile.
Jan. IL. l..
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SOUTH PENoBsCor.

Henry Day and wife, OF Bangor, are
visiting relatives here.
Fred Wight and Willie Gray are home
from Frankfort, where they have been
employed.
Percy Perkins, wife and Percy, jr., of
Bangor, are visiting his parents, Capt.
Abrsm Perkins and wife.
Friday EVENING" Jan. 1, there was So
ciable at the home OF Misses Alice E..
and Susie M. Roberts on Oak Point. Not
withstanding the extreme cold, fifty ladies
and gentlemen were present, and enjoyed
the evening in playing games, the princi-
pal one being pit. Refreshments were
served. The proceeds amounted 10 $40,
which will be used to help pay for paint
ing the church.
JAMS CLIMAX.
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FROM BucKspoRT.


4
Interesting letter From the Penob-
scot River Town.
Rev. Robert SutcIiffe delivered a lecture
~ Wouldn't IL Were YOU, before the
mer's clue OF the Grace Methodist church
in Bangor Tuesday evening.
Miss Charlotte w. Folsom is visiting
| friends ia Boston.
| The schooner Elizabeth N, OF the
Nicholson fleet, has sailed for Gloucester
with berreled alewives.
Mrs. Fannie swszey and Miss Charlotte
have returned from visit in Worcester.
Mrs. Grant Kerst has returned to New
| York after an extended visit to her
mot her, Mrs. Daniei O'BrieB.
The steamer fremont has discon-
tinued her trips from Brooksyiile ON ac-
count OF the ice.
The fire department was turned out
on Thursday night for a small blaze in the
store of-A- +. Buck caused by the falling
OF lamp. There was no damage
Mrs. John MscKenpon and daughter
Katharine have gone to Tampa, Fla, to
join Capt. MscKennon.
Alamoosook court OF Foresters has
elected officers for the ensuing year as
follows: Burke Leach, c. D.; George n.
TowIe. C. P:F. W. Smith, Z. r George
William, V. C. R.; Burke Leach, r. s.,
M. r. Gray, orator; A. r. Avery, $. W;
n. H. Whitman, j. W; l.. f.. Tuttie, 3. B.;
W. e. Leach, j. b.
The local lodge OF A. o. U. w. was
addressed Wednesday evening by Past
Supreme Master A: c. Harwich, OF New
York, and Grand Foreman ID. b. Pheisn,
of Dsnforth, upon the new plan OF assess
ment.
The annual ball of the Deluge Engine
Co, No. 3, viii take place Feb. /, with
music by Monag han, of Ellsworth. There
will also be concert numbers by Miss Lii
liam Ames. Cyrus McCreedy and Jere Bull
doc. w. T. Hill, ID. b. Clay, Jere Buldoc.
Louis Hopkins and l.. q. Leach have
charge OF the arrangements.
Miss Susie b. Googius has been SPEND
ing the week with friends in Bangor.
Fort Knox lodge, o. o. F., has elected
officers as follows: f. NJ. Mooney, N g.;
l.. c. Homer, V. G.; r. w. alcAlister,
treasurer; ID. r. Courcey, secretary; d. 2.
Farmer, janitor; George ID. Crane, +. w.
CHM ana Harry Ames, trustees.
The month of December was a record
breaker in business at the Bucksport
station, more freight and passengers
being hauled over the Bueksport branch
than ever before in single month. The,
freight included several cargoes of fertii-
izer, Christmas trees, granite, bark, ship
timber, fish, boxes, grain and mixed
freight.
AT the annual meeting of the Bucksport
Water Co. a semi. annual dividend of 3
per cent. was declared. The officers for
the ensuing year are: p. p. Gilmore.
president; o. p. Cunningham, secretary,
Parker Snofford, treasurer; E. l.. Besziey,
superintendent; directors, p. p. Gilmore.
Parker Spofford, q. w. McAlister. I. +.
Smith, Stepben Bennett, E. L. Beazley
and T. NJ. Nicholson.
The Perkins mill, so called, at the head
OF the cove. is to be equipped to mann
fscture shingles and spool-wood, and
will be operated by A. II. Lewis, OF
Brewer, and Louis Perkins, OF Bucksport.
Mrs. Annie N. Jocylep, who has been
appointed district deputy president of
the Rebekahs. installed the officers of
the Harmon, Brewer and Bangor Rebekah
lodges recently.
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SEMINARY NOTES.


A basket ball game will take place Sat-
urday afternoon between the Gals. and
the Chrestos. at the gymnasium.
Prof. A. III. Carver gave the students
commercial club very interesting talk
Thursday afternoon on "Citizenship".
Thomas s. Bridges and Chester r. Ful.
Ter will represent the seminary at the Y.
M, &. A. convention to be held at Bruns-
wick, Jan. 81 "a.
The third of the series of seminary en-
tertain ments was given Tuesday evening
when Charles Williams read from "The
Real Diary of Real Boy.
There was regular meeting Of the
Chrestomathean society Friday evening,
Jan l. The programme follows: Head.
ing of records, secretarye music, society ;
original story, Harris; impromptu speech,
Larsen; select reading, Biaisdell; disser-
tation, Norton; defamation, Marshall /;
discussion OF the following question :
Resolred. That the confederate states
were justified in revolving. Affirmative,
Henderson, Tb1rston; negative, Hay
wood, Russell. Critics ret ort, Cheney.
The commercial students recently held
business meeting and received reports
from the committees on lectures and
decorations. The committee on hectares
reported that arrangements were being
made with Parker Spofford and Prof. A.
II. Carver, and 1t Is expected these gen.
tlemen will address the students at an
early date. The committee on decors-
tions have written to several OF the lead
ing trunk lines, and have already received
several fine maps which have been hung
in the Commercial hall. The committee
en- constitution and bylaws will report
in the course of a few days. Ten new
Students have registered in the Commercial
hall this term.