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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-18

The public are hereby notified that
no one, except members of the German
Club and invited guests (who will be
admitted by card). will be permitted to
enter the hall Of this club when Il dance
or other entertainment is being given,
MACON GERMAN CLUE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-18
The Eva Bartlett Macy Company.

On next Wednesday evening, Novem-
Der %, the Eva Bartlett Macy Compa-
ny will appear at the Court hodse in
Macon. This entertainment is under
the management of the Lyceum Asso.
citation, and lis their second entertain.
ment for the season. The company is
composed Of four persons: Miss Eva
Bartlett Macey, Miss Eleanor Hiper,
Mr., Robert DeArmond, and Mrs, Ave
rift DeAvmond. Miss Macy, "the
Star Of the Company" is truly a gifted
entertainer and well deserves the larger
title Of "Star Entertainer She al
ways capiivates her audiences with the
splendid variety Of her reading, banjo
selection, 90 songs, Miss Piper, the
cornetiest, slihCWiso q nhorming ca-
tertainer. Her ccrnot selection are in
trinsic excellenca as productions Of an
artist. Mr., DeArmonl, the accom-
pllsned oass0, II q son or me SOntlia n0
for this reason is our own entertainer.
His voice is rich and sonorous, and he
holds his audience as if under an en-
chanter s spell, Mrs, Ora DeArmond
appears in the modest ana unassuming
role Of acc3mpanlst. While she comes
ii for the least share Of apnIause, her
place is both difficult and impostaut;
for upon her depends not only the lar.
gest success but all the success Of the
program. Of the manner in which she
plays her part, the large success Of the
company's entertainments is sufficient
comment. A last word-one Of the
peculiar charms Of this,company'5 en-
tertainment lies in the rendition Of
those songs and selections which were
born o. southern life. Don fail to
hear them.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-18

Mothers need have 10 hesitancy IN
continuing to give Chambcrlain's Cough
Remedy TO their little ones, a. II con
tains absolutely nothing injurious, 8
remedy Is not only perfectly safe to si' 9
snail children, but y @ medicine ot
treat worth and merit. II mas u wGrld
vide reputation FIR its cures OF cough''
colds and Group aud can always be tt-,
lied upon. For sale by ia. NJ. Mnrphey.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-18
UP Cotton.

H1.. Clark, President
oftt. etton Association,
has blowing letter to
the l. i. The State:
."Il e people of Mississip-
pi Wi. 5l BIG disturbed by the
decliua FL The cotton market Of
the last few days. This decline
has been brought about by a
Bear raid and the reaching of
stop loss orders. The weak
longinterests has been eliminated
and while the market mao hang
around present prices for several
DAYS, it must in the near future
advance materially. Freeze to
your cotton, and do not sell a
bale at present prices, The spot
market is entcrcly in your hands,
and you have only to demand
your price and you will get it.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-18

Tax Collector Sargent Gays his tax
book, are now ready, and he is more
than willing TO receipt for allstaxes that
are now due, Call early and avoid the
December rnsh.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-18

Wash your hands with warm water
dry with a towel and apply Chamber
lain's Salve just before going to bed
and a speedy cure is certain. This
salve is also unequaled for skin dis
eases. For sale by En- M, MuRpHEYl
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-18

Spessard has in stock such well known
brands Of canned corn as p. & NJ.
Blues Ridge, Country Gentlemen and
Tdnder Bup. For quality you will not
find the equal outside Of large cities.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-18

AT c. /. Heinrieh's Crystal and Silver
Palace you will get more goods for less
money, than ever before, so bring along
your wagon,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-18

Don't you know the time has come
to make Fruit Cake You can get
every thing you need from.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-18

News was received in Macon Friday
night that Doc Evans who allied his
brother near Scooba several months ago
had been acquitted by u jury in the cir-
cuit court in session as Dekalb.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-18
Marriage Of Wyatt Jones and Miss Clary


Bell Buckle Courier.
A very beautiful wedding took place
Wednesday afternoon at Bell Buckle at
the Methodist Church, when Mr.. Wyatt
Jones Of Macon, Miss, and Mrs Annie
Rlx Clary were married. The choir, pull
pit and altar were banked with ferns and
palms, withmasses of white c%hrysanthe-
NUNS rs a centrepiece. and as altar
railingg, holding lighted tapers Of green.
The bride was beautiful in a creation
of white liberty satin, her veil held in
place by clusters of lilies Of the valley
and mGdenhair fern. Eer bouquet was
composed Of bride roses and ferns.
Rev W. B. Taylor performed The cere-
mony, during which THE Flower
Song" (Lohengrin) was played as a
occasional. TIE bride ia the only
daughter of Nj. and Mrs. b. A. Clary
OF Bell Buckle. She graduated of the
'04 class of Ward Seminary. Mr. Jones
is a mau Of sterling worth and fine bus
mess qualities, They left Immediately
for a tour after which they will be at
home in Macon. Miss.
Mrs, w. r, Webb, ST., gave a recep-
ton athar colonial home Tuesday even
ing from s to II o'clock. the last pre-.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-18

If you don drink coffee-Spessard
has the teaethat will suit the most fas
tidious-Grant Cabin,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-18

Long-handls brooms, for sweeping
cob-webs from the wall, at J, r. .Shel.
otn's,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-18

Drink Gladiator Cofec,s
Drink Jockey Club Coffee.
Drink Cobanna Coffee.
Your neighber will tell you that he
enjoys good health because The drinks
one or all Of the above brands.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-18

49,
Upon this date we shau't forget,
The As You Like it Club has met
To puv, with one accord, q debt,
Oilovc, good wishes aud regret,
The program of the day to vary,
IN whose behalf Why need | tell,
Here. where her friends and kindred dwell
When every heart can toudly spell
The name OF annie Clafy ?
Goodbycs are always hard to say
Although we speak them every day;
But pretty maideus have a way,
Ofleaying IT'S, In l.ite's Young May,
Some other heart and home TO gladden..
SO, while we protler wishes true
For Annie, and for Some One too,
We wuuld not mix with our adieu
one single word to sadden,
ITO Her
Though closer ties be round you thrown,
Some twilight YOU may sit alone
And muse Ger days OF sirlhood down,
And Memory's Harp has many a tone,
10 match the moodin which we strike it,
Then, while its hormOuics ascend,
May every chord bespcak a friend,
And IN one Joyous cadence Blend
Your thoughts OF As Yott Like 1t.
Presentation
Not ended vet the task
Entrusted unto me,
These ladies further ask
That ! their spokesman be,
And, with warm greeting and sincere,
Convey to You "a souvenir.
They beg me to confer
And thus their love express
This little spoon TO stir
Your cup of happiness.
Omay, when years have DER YOU passed,
Each drop be swectcr than TIE last
September 18th, 1908.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-18

Il over rs lines IN length
quH -r At the rate Of 5 cents
pet
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-18
Notice OF Bond Issue.

Whereas, it appears to the mayor and
board q aldermen OF the city of Macon,
Miss, that due notice of their intention
to issue bonds Of The said city in the
sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, or so
thereof as may be ne essary, not ex-
ceeding said sum-, for the additions to
the waterworks plant for said city Of
Macon, Miss, has been given by publ
cation in the Macon Beacon, Il weekly
newspaper published in said city. 1t is
therefore resolved
First, That an election is hereby or
dered TO be held IN Tuesday, the Twen'
ty-eighth of November, 1905, at which
said election shall be submitted to the
qualified electors Of the city of Macon,
Mississippi, the question Of whether or
not they will vote to authorize the may
or and board Of aldermen toissue bonds
of the said city of Macon, Mississippi,
in the snm Of Ten Thousand Dollars or
so much thereof as may be necessary,
for the additions TO the waterworks
plant for said city of Macon. Miss,
Second That due notice Of the cleo
tion be published in the Macon Beacon,
a weekly newspaper published in the
city of Macon, Miss, for three weeks
from the passage Of this resolution.
Third, That NJ. r, Harvey, s. NJ.
lrion and ". j, Phelps be aud are here
by appointed commissioners and w II,
Holman ana 4. ID. Biuion clerk, and j &.
T. Sargent bailin and returning officer,
to hold said election. and are hereby re-
quired to publish notice OF lthe holding
Of same as required above.
Fourth That the commissioners here
in appointed make due report of the
election so held, and the returns thereof
to the mayor and board Of aldermen, at
the next regular meeting otter the hold
ing of said election,
Approved lst pay Of November, 1909,
and recorded minute book %, page
296. j. o. FASER,
Attest III J'Bsp-aa, Mayor.
Clerk.
It's ordered by the mayor and board
Of aldermen OF the citY of Macon, Miss.
that the commissioners anpointed to
hold the election on Tuesday Che 18th
Of November, 1905, for the purpose of
submitting to the.yote 'of the qualified
electors, in Che City of Macon Miss, the
question Of Wo,her or not they viii vote
for the issuance Of bonds OF the munich
patty for the sum Of Ten Thousand dol
hrs or SO much .thercof as may be nee
cssgry. for the purpose of the additions
TO the WNterWorks plant for said City of
Macon. Miss, and they arc hereby en-
nOwerCd 10 have printed a sufficient
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-18

At an entertainment in Belle Buckle
in honor Of Miss Clary, the following
Toast was offered:
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-18
Elect Flour


to be used once will be used again.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-18

oct. A..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
Gardiner Library Association.

IN the Library building. last evening
was held the annual meeting of The
Gardiner Library Association. ana il
WAS Hot without interesting features.
Tho attendance was unfortunately
light, and the Very purpose thlt was TO
have formed the silent feature. was de
feater owing to the small number of
members who We're present. It was in
tended to amend the bylaws of the as
ISOLATION ut last nights meeting. At
present it appears that no important
measure can be adopted without the
consent Of majority Of the members,
d state of affairs which has proved to
be a great detriment to the association
its progress and prosperity. Thc first
Part OF the meeting was consumed by
the reading of the roll of members
Many on the book We're found to be
deceased. removed from the city and
some withdrawn. When all of these
names had been stricken from the rolls
| il WAS found that there We're SO active,
| legal members of the association. There
were but 81 present, last evening. ana
consequently the bylaws remain. pot
vithstanding the ardent desire of ev-
tl lStli -Jlllliutl IllflilUti " tilltUtl
them. Henry T.. Richards. ]. s. Max
cy and other prominent members OF the
ssooiation sroke on the need OF
amending the bylaws and Judge Lar
rabee offered Il motion providing that
circulars be printed announcing n
meeting to be held. Thursday evening,
March Q. at which time every effort
will he made to have = majority of the
members present and the change in the
bylaws will be effected. The motion
was carried.
A. c. Stilphen claimed that the ASSOC
citation had no right to amend the by
Laws. constitution. etc. and contended
that if such steps We're taken. the
property would be forfeited by the as
ISOLATION. Mr. Stilphcn did not explain
| the exact process of this forfeiture.
| however. The meeting will be held,
March 9, and every effort will be exert
| ed to obtain a quorum.
| The following officers were elected to
| serve the ensuing year: President, Rev.
| Robert w Plant; vice president, Mrs.
| J. w. Robinson; secretary. Guy y. Hill
| dreth treasurer Robert w. Perkins !;
| directors. Frank F.. Boston, J. $. Max
cy, Miss Della Collins, Mrs. Henry T..
| Richards. Charles a. Knight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
Ward | Caucus.

The Republican caucus in Ward |
was without contest save in the con-
stables berth and by a close shave
W allace Kimball won out. On the NOM
ination vote. 101 votes were cast. Mr..
kimhall polled 50 of these and Il. De-
Forrest WileS. the present incumbent
came out with but 40. The rest of the
nominations were made by reclamation
and were as follows: Alderman, Ed
ward Blake: first councilman. Irving
Coombs; second councilman. John +.
Kelley; third councilman. HaincS D.
Wells; warden. George ToWle. As
chairman of the caucus John F. Cum
ningham presided. and George TuHle
acted as secretary. TIL" Attendance at
the caucus. which WAS held in The
Spring street school house. was very
large and the rooms were scarcely
large enough to give room 10 thc
tironC.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
MENU MATCHLESS
Tho "Conundrum Feature Phased
Some People.

The senior class of the IIallowell High
school scored a fine success with their
'Conundrum' supper which was given at
the old post Office building. Wednesday
evening. The store was tastlly decorated
and 'outf;tted'' with q care for facility
and convenience which would have made
glad the heart of n professional caterer
Covers were lifted at +. NJ. by full
seating oapacity-e eating capacity not be
ing fully accomplished for half to three
quarters of an hour late-.
The menu was a series of riddles, but
the man of great hunger solved them to
good satisfaction by ordering early and
often There was nothing prohlcma teal
as to the quality of things and the service
was good also.
From New England Favorites, which
made Boston famous to country cousins
comforts. Boston's overthrow. the joys Of
the Fourth, the Eye Opener. Dirt and
Goblins. Tart affairs. to Brown on Whit"
and the Farmers Delight. the blind bill
gave up all of the substantials ana dair-
ties which could he desired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
c. S. GOODWIN NOMINATED.
Republican Choice for Mayor Without
Opposition.

The Republican caucus for the choice Of
mayer and other city officers convened
at 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon. and con-
tinued in open session until O'Clock.
There WAS 10 opposition whatever foT
any office and everything moved as
smoothly as clockWork.
Only 80 voters availcd themselves Of
the opportunity of casting ballots in the
caucus. 50 that the affair was as quiet
as it was unanimous.
Clement s. Goodwin was nominated for
mayor; II. p. Clearwater and George III.
Willis, aldermen-at-largr John Cnttl"
street commissioners. and FitZmaurica
Fish. city marshal.
Mayor J. Warren Fuller was tho chair
man Of the caucus ana &. X. Howe SOC
ruIary.
Clepent S Goodwin the nominee for
mayor. has served two years i'll the CRY
government as alderman from Ward >
and should receive he support ~ all Re
publicans at the coming election. His at
titude on matters of importance to the
Seryativc. lie has proIited we'll in mis- rX-
perience on the board and his careful at
tenti0n to matters coming under his Su-
pervision has won respect and approval
from constituents and those associated
with him. His Interest and good work
should lie endorsed literally a: the com
ing election
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
At Colby.

The annual banquet of the Rostnn Colby
Alumni Association viii TAX" place This
Friday evening at III" American fIntrI,
Boston President Charles L.. " htc Eft
for Boston. Thursday afternoon, 10 at
tend. A quartet from the colby Glee club
VIII also h" present 20 lead IN IN singing
Of the college songs. besides adding sew
eral Plumbers to the musical program.
me following named constitute TIE quar-
tel: Rex. w. Dodg., %: stephen q. Bcan
o. Thomas a. Smart. ". ana John r.
Mathews '0S. They will l"avc f1r I:nS-
ton this FRIDAY morning
clayton NJ. ward. q. Of Ch' r:ynrll. Il
confined to his room in South college, Mi:h
SpIaircd ankle received III thc Eymma-
stun.
Frank r. Condor. % Of EDIfast. r.
turned, Thursday, from Belfast, vince hA
passed the holiday with his parents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
BRILLIANT SOCIAL EVENT.
Leta Psi Fraternity Entertain In
Thayer Hall. Thursday Evening.

One Of the h:illlant social events OF
the winter was the annual reception
of the Colby Chapter Of the Zeta Psi
fraternity, Thayer hall. Thursday even
il &. The hall had been claborately dec
Grated for the occasion ana presentt 4
q beautiful appearance. About 80 coup
les We're present. The reception was
followed by .lancinG with music fur
rishcd by Pomroy's OF, Lestra. Re
frcShments We're enjoyed at intermis-
sion, w. A. Hd%lr serving as caterer
The patroness'"S were Ms j. +. Hill.
Mrs. w. &. Piiilhrook, Mrs W. NJ
Dunn and Mrs. &. ]. ClukCy. The senior
momh"rs Of Tie chapter. John +. PuGs-
ley, Roscoe y. Hall. and II. Nealey
Jones received. The faculty vas repre-
scented by Prof. J. VIM. Black. Webster
Chester and John Hednan. The other
fratc!mitios Of lie college We're repre-
Sntd as follows:
Delta Kappa Epsilon. Lnwood l..
Ross. %: Delta Epsilon. Walter j.
Hammond. '05 Phi Delta Theta. Ax"ll
J. tpwall % pna Tan Omega. VIM.
+. Sh"I burne, '0>
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
NO BASKETBALL GAME.
Board o. Health Puts Foot Down On
Account of Dipthera.

Thu game between the Fairfield and
the HartiaMG basketball teams. which
was car,le.i to Be played Friday even
ing Of this week has been cancelled 10y
;tn action taken by the board Of health
of the latter town on account of The
prevalence Of diptheria. Fairfield has
also been disappointed in her engage
mcnt with Lewiston, as the latter
claims that the team which was to
play is TOO weak and that the Fairfield
team is too strong. for satisfactory re
suits. Surely the excuse appears TO be
ensonuble Captain PMt!.n has been
attempting negotiations with the man
aSplnvnt OF tie DunNerS team Of Dam
verS. Mass. for reason of the fact that
The latter has claimed the American
i}a SIX ttb Ill Championship of New Eng
land lie has. however, been unSuc
,essful in getting any reply and Is
thinking o. putting Il want ad' in one
81 the Boston papers. He thinks that
there is some reason for Il little friend
~ controversy over the subject and
will be glad to settle the silent dispute
in Il legitimate Way in 4 gymnasium.
ii is cute safe to predict that the
Massachusetts team will have to pre-
serve their title by some other way
than mere talk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24

child for she had keen insight th'o
human nature, but her loyalty sprails
from the charity that thinketh no
evil" Quick to see the good, SLOW !"
recognize the evil she always gave
credit for the wrong resisted, rather
than blame for seeming failure.
In her praise She was unStlnted not
leaving the kind words TO be saiu Wien
the ears that should have listened couiu
no longer hear them-who can tell no"
many Il load may have been lSh'eile"'
how many a shadow Frightened pN ny
kind word or ready sympathy "hit''
Sprang and lips ana heart When trot'pie
touched friend or acquaintance. ApSo-
lutely truthful in speech she never an
lowed il to be used as cloak lor lhr
rraukncss that often wounds. but herS
was the franknpSS of nature thit h'''
no shelter for unkind thoughts. QUICK
1T repartee. with the keenest sense Oh
humor. a word of ridicule never paS9e'
he: Iips. Discussing rs she dld WIN
her many friends subjects upon Wi'lN"
there was great diversity or opiillohH
stanch and hey principles though Shp
ALWAYS stood, = smile OF q jest Wouid
arrest any impending bitterness oi ar
yument and she always paid the great
.st respect and to The opinions OF oth-
.rs.
IJer devotion to her only remaining
,istar was sweetness itself and the
,uoiut tile of the Cooper ladies'" by
which they were 50 well known speaks
of itself for the grace and dignity of
character LANDED down from genera
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
Ward ! Caucus,

The Republican caucus in Ward !.
held in the New Mills fire station. last
evening, was without amy display Of
fireworks. Oratorical or otherwise. The
ticket prevailed as nominated, last
year, and was as follows.
Alderman. David Douglass: first
councilman, d. NJ. Dale; second coun-
Gilman. ]. A. Glazer; third councilman,
f. A. Robinson, warden. w. H. Oliver;
ward clerk, G. Fl. Merrill; constable. c.
n. Dale. A. T.. Andrews presided at
the caucus as chairman and G. II. Mer-
rili was the secretary. The only prom
ise of contest was on first council
mans nomination. when the vote stood
as follows: L. A. Robinson. 9; $. E.
Greenlelf. %; J. a. GlaZer A..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
A Peculiar Acci.dent.

James X. SoIle the music teacher.
while driving his family horse into the
city from China. Thursday, became
alarmed at Sudden and painful for
ward limping Of his horse. The animal.
in stumbling, had hi. one of his for
ward limbs against the other in such
a way that, rs Il appeared later, upon
examination. ne had broker one OF the
small bones Just below the ankle of one
of his forefeat. The horse was driven.
slowly, into Wa erville and into the
livery stable of a. r. Sawyer under
whose care III remained during the
greater part Of the day. Mr.. SOule was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24

The Republicans Of ward three are
greatly elated over thr growth Of the
rarity during the last year. Last year
~. ward turned out strongly and cast
1862 votes for the Republican candi-
date for mayor yet tins year at tnr
ward caucus on Tuesday evening tho
caucus puicd ~ votes for the nominal
ton of ward alderman. over - life
long Republicans are known as not
having been present thereby showing
that the Republican parry in This
ward, alone. has gown Al least ~
votes during n PAS: yea. With equal
growth throughout The city q sure vie
tory for the PARTY is assured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24

An interesting ana novel theory Of
sleep has recently been put forward by
ljr. C!apiicd,. Il French scientist. who
hulis t!!t sleep is Il positiV" function
"r ali instinct designed to arrest iunc-
,inNirg. IL. C"parcie makes the as
.'ertinn that VIZ sleep not because We
ire intoxicated Of exhausted. but in or
der To- aVuld such conditions. Not only
rye thee \irinus kinds ana degrees Of
Si"er. but il do, not always follow ex-
hausIion. Furthermore. it is well
known that sleep is not proportional To
the degree of exhaustion. aud il may hr
either total or partial. In measulnG
the prOioundncSs Of sleep. various con-
!ltonS are encountered which ore 10;
susceptible Of explanation on the toxic
theory. but which agree perfectly with
N" hypothesis that il is 4 positive ner-
Nuus function. lie definition Of Sleer,
ico nr,iing 20 thiS new theory. is Il re-
action produced by various eXctants
ma Is an inhibition which mInifests
itself SubjectiVcly by lack Of interest
in exterior things.-lIHrpcr's Weekly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24

The Turner Art exhibit in Milburn
han this week. which is being given for
the benefit Of the public schools. has
attracted 4 large number Of towns
people rs the display is a collection OF
genuine works Of art. Thursday
evening short program was given,
consisting OF piano solo by Miss Dora
Trafton. reading by Miss Laura
Eoxic, piano solo by Hazel Delano.
singing by pupils of Grades TT and III,
and piano duet by Hazel Delano and
Lillian Steward.