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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-23
eERNARpsToN.
Commencement at Powers Institute
Library Directors Meet.

| The commencement exercises o.
Powers institute vii be held In th'
town hall Friday evening. June 20
Six members only OF a much largei
class have completed the course
Glass motto. Haud We leal; class col
ors, pink and white; class flower
mountain laurel. Program: Music
orchestra: invocation; singing. cho'
rus; Poverty VS.. Wealth In Civiliza'
ton, Louise Hamilton Thayer; Immi-
grafton. Ernest Elwood stanford; mu'
sic. orchestra: Wisdom Is Wealth, III
len Jane Longwell; Hobbies and theii
Riders, Jeanette Benson; music. or
chestra: Industry and Independence
Ralph C. Benson; Woman Suffrage
Lucy White Mowry; presentation oil
diplomas; singing. chorus.
The directors OF Cushman library
held q meeting with the president
DR.. Holton, last week. II was decid-
ed to commence July list to have the
library open on Wednesdays from .
until o'clock and on Saturdays from
until $3.50. The library will be open
for loaning books only at those hours.
It is desirable that those who have
not provided themselves with book
bags should do so and thus save the
books from wear and dirt.
Mrs. Perry and children OF Topeka.
Kan. arrived Sunday.
Mrs. L. S. Nash has returned to her
home for the summer.
Mrs. S. w. Chase Of Orange was an
over Sunday guest of Mrs l.. M.
Chase.
John w. Chaplin bought the grass
on Cushman park at the auction sat
urday evening.
Rev. Frederic W. Smith of Peter
boro, N. H.. will preach In the unita'
rian church Sunday.
Mrs. Celia Howe and her sister,
Miss Putnam, of Greenfield, We're
guests OF Mrs. III. c. Brown last week.
Winnie G. and Henry f. Newton.
sons of G. p. Newton, have purchased
horse from New Haven. Conn
which is proving to be very fine
stopper.
The strawberry festival Friday
evening attracted crowd to partaks
of the supper, enjoy the music ana
festivities of the occasion. All re-
ports are favorable.
Goodale Memorial church was pro-
fusely and handsomely decorated for
the baccalaureate services SuHoay'
All the churches We're invited to unite
in the services and the auditorium
was filled to its utmost capacity. Rev.
F. NJ. Frarys theme was Unselfish-
ness.
Mrs Anna Leeds Wells, wife OF
Deacon Arthur F. Wells of South
street, has completed collegiate
course in music by correspondence
and has received her diploma in the
post graduate course for the degree OF
bachelor OF music. Her work en-
braces harmony, composition, five
part harmony strict and ford coun-
terpoint. prima vista, advanced
junior and collegiate piano.
Among recent guests In town al
the Unitarian festival over sunday
and for commencement are: MISS
Florence Birks of Deerfield at +. l..
Stark's; Warren Fox Of st. Louis at
John w. Chapin's; Mrs. Tressie Ad-
ans of Orange at A. d. Hales; Mr..
and Mrs. C. A. Billiard Of Orange ana
Miss Cora and Charles Hubbard Oh
Millers Falls at NJ. r. Nelson's; Mrs
Fred Harris of Chesterfield at II. =.
Shaw's and Mrs. Irving Grout Win
two children at A. S. Atherton's
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-23
EAST JAMAICA.

c. w. Dunbar is at work on the
bridges.
Miss Bertha Dunbar is recovering
from her Illness.
Bert Sage and family visited at Z.
f. Symonds's Wednesday
Silas Pike is doing few days car
pentering for H. F. PIERCE.
Ernest Howard and family visited
at G. H. Gleason's Saturday
Mrs. Earl Simpson of Wardsboro has
been visiting at her fathers, Elec
Penor's.
Arthur Gleason and Raymond Grout
went to Stratton fishing the first OF
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Potter and two cnil-
dren went to Weathersfield Saturday
on visit.
Frank Cummings who has been Wis
iting his aunt Mrs. Clayton, has re-
turned to ST. Louis.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-23
WEST GUlLFoRD.

Mics Abbie Jaaueth was guest al
tho BAPTIST parsonage Tuesday.
A f. Thurber of Brattleboro VISIT
cd at F. f. Benefits Sunday.
Mrs L. ]. Bratton of Athens mas
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charies
Phelps. ~ :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Aldrlcn o,
Nottingham have been guests OF H.
l.. Nichols
p S. Watson of New Haven CONN.,
q, snending his vacation with X. d.
Tbomas on Eagle Cliff farm.
Miss C. Blodgett, teacher at tnc
west Guilford school, was opngea "
20 home Tuesday on account Oh sich-
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. Olin Hale, Mrs. L. =;
p;sbon and Mrs. L. j. Bratton oi
Athens are spending the week WIN
friends in Boston.
Tho strawberry social recently heiu
IN the BAPTIST church was wen pa.,
rnpized and a very pleasant eNehiis
vas spent by all who attended.
horse belonging to Charles Chase
away while being driven at mar
n an by Edward Adams OF MARI
80 last week Thursday, and prohe
~ loo The owner was Obliged 70
nhoot the animal. which was valued az
5000
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-23
WEST NoRTHFIELD.

Mrs. Fisher is visiting her son in
Athol.
Sidney Tyler is housed with sore
throat
Myrtle Smith has been home on the
sick list for a few days.
Mr.. Turner has been entertaining
his sister from Connecticut.
Mrs. f. S. Corse has been visiting
her children in Springfield, VT
Walter Doolttle and bride are at
his fathers. C. Fl. Doolittle's.
Mrs. Henry Briggs is visiting rela"
tives in Springfield and Hartford.
Two hundred and fits soldiers
from Fort Ethan Allen, VT. are ex-
pected to pass through there Friday
June 30.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-23
SOUTH VERNON.

Miss Cora E, Fox is SICK at y a.
Newton's. Mrs
Miss Eta Wilson is guest oil Mo
Martha Collier cow
BENJAMIN Pratt is spending a ie"
days in Vernon. n.;rht
Mrs. Sage is guest OF D"ish'
Fairman this week ,,,,.o,
Mrs T. L. Stockwell ana ci'iiu'e''
have returned home. ,a,od
mo farmers have nearly nliisheu
setting their tobacco.
Misses Pauline and Dora rthfiaid
a re m' snending the week in Nor.ni.e,a'
Mrs S. B. Houghton OF ', this
ME- is visiting friends in town '"''
week. "a neither
Miss Pauline Fairman had n net tern,
a. sant nor tardy marks the pas " -
Of school, n Edwin,
Mrs Palmer and her son, home
,a M. gone to visit their former HUM
in Canada. u,,u occupy
Rev I. M. Blanchard VIII sunday.
~ e chanel pulpit again next 9u'iu''
1 tI;s family will return SOON
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-23
HALIFAX CENTER.

III 7. Learnard from New Haven
"a is here for an indefinite stay.
walter Baker has returned 70
p Greene's after an absence
year. =, hare
DIR. E. S. Niles of Boston Is ,a mere
completing the repairs on ms summer
home. ,trs
Ms II F. White and Mr.. and Mrs
ID c.rosier went TO Brattleboro re-
Gently where they were joined os M an 4
w. Dewolf. Lawrence fre,e au "i ~
family all going to Bellows Sra raiis ,,s ~
visit H. B; Evans va saxtons River.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-23
WESTMINSTER WEST.

Mrs Ormsby spent Saturday IN
Bellows Falls.
F.. H. Cutting of Duluth, Mimi, Is
visiting his boyhood home.
Hugh. Abbie and George Wellman
are home for the summer vacation.
The Misses May and Maud Goodell
came from Orange, Mass, SATURDAY.
The Christian Endeayor society
have purchased a new organ for their
use.
F. G. Campbell went to Amherst.
Mass, Tuesday to attend a reunion Oh
his class
F. R. Chapman, Hugh Goodell ana
Charles Hitchcock went TO warren >
pond Sunday, returning MONDAY.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-23
WEST WARDSBoRo.

Leonard Brown is spending snort
vacation at home.
Preparations are being maze LOT
summer boarders at Maple Grove
All are invited to see the fireworks
at Hazel cottage the evening OF July
A. Light refreshments will be on safe.
D. w. Sheldon has taken a lumber
Job of ]. C. Tibbetts in Marlboro ana
has commenced work nj. +. Putnam
and Irving Frost are at work Tor MN.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-23
Feel IMPENDING Doom.

The feeling of impending doom In
the minds of many victims Of Brights
disease and diabetes has been changed
to thankfulness by the benefit derived
from taking Foley's Kidney Cure. II
will cure incipient Brights disease
and diabetes and even In the worst
cases gives comfort and reiiei. SHsn NJ
disorders are cured In rev Gays.
bad diabetes in its worst FORM" writes
Marion Lee of Dunreath, Ind. Il tried
eight physicians without relief. Only
three bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure
made me a we'll man." Sold by All
Druggists.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-23
eRooKLINE.

A O. weilman is visiting in Brat
tleboro this week.
d. w. Clark. the mail route con-
tractor. is fitting up team to be ready
to start July 1.
q w. Adams and family of How
ard r. l.. visited at the Ranney
homestead this week.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-23
7nre. Physicians Treated him w'th0"'
Success.

W. L. Yancy. Paducsh S,d hg,; disease disease
..r had a severe case OF Kidney o,se' 4,
and three Of the pest . IN Success.
kenlues 49, Foley's Kidney Cure. the
tneh hot IL. gave immediate relief. ana
mrs. tottles cured me permanently;
thrse ar recommend this wonoerIui
glaSa- sold by All Druggists
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-23
WEST HALIFAX

Mrs: Ma Ma few DAt days visit. ..,,,-
'A W. E. Thurber, I has s ssss : with his
boro to stay few 0"
daughter. have an ice cream
lawn Hns party at !, = E An g aPs invited,
sv sanps Percy w,np m sna sii j. SsF!s
May M eton. June l. Th Wsss Halifax
, BennlI after July 1st al
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-23


p return where they will visit Mrs.
Iyi's sister.
lne Sons of Veterans hall has re-
vd new coat of paint as mas
oslers block and several private
elngs. Fences have been re-
we'd many walks have peeii
Pinned, flower beds arranged and
tfal putting in gobd order mas
sly improved the appearance OF
Village streets.
Mss Sara De Forest, who has been
eaeher in Northfield seminary foi
ga years with her home at ReVel
was married in Northampton
slay to William B. Pettus OF MO
Ala, the ceremony being per,
nd at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
l Bridgman. Mrs. Pettus IL
smith college graduate.
~ announcement cards of IN
SIage Of Helen Ida Hayes TO Al
u. Elmer al St. Paul. June Ia
nave been received and the mrs
u Week Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer wer'
sNmed to their home here. A re
IN vas given in their honor a
cottage Tuesday. which wa
- attended by the Mortimer
9 and invited guests, who cor
gave their congratulations U
Young people.
Is a chance for some of on
Mortified boys for the star
q education is now prepare
..s-siEe applications for a few scnoi
s IN the Institute of Technoi
80 the Worcester Polytecnnl
.s under the provision OF IN
"a provides SO. 000 for scholar
y .hess Institutions. There al
y free seholarships for each IN
- -, che II each for each sena
-istrict q the state. Informa
= b had Of the board Of edu
--Ay mor1ing the annual mel
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-01-28
THE CITY MISSION HOUSE.

The usual Sunday services, morning,
afternoon and evening, will be held to-
morrow at the City Mission house, POI
Orange street. At the evening service
the speaker will be Mihran Tatios Ka-
laidjian OF Everek, Asia Minor Mr..
Kalaidjian is a member Of the senior
class at Yale divinity school, and also
graduate of st. Paufs institute at
Tarsus, Asia Minor, where the apostle
Paul was born and received his early
education.
The topic of the Epworth league of
the Methodist churches for tomorrow
is "City Evangilization" and by invi-
tation, Rev. Mr.. Mossman, general SUI
perintendent of the New Haven City
Missionary association will speak at
the Grace Methodist church, and j. r.
Douglass, the financial secretary at the
Summerfield Methodist church. Next
week on Friday afternoon the BIZ
monthly meeting of the Kings Daugh-
ters' union of New Haven will be held
at the Orange street Mission house.
The exercises will commence at 3
o'clock. At the close of the public ex-
ercises the members of the union will
be entertained by the City Mission cir
Gle Of the Kings Daughters.
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BoARDMAN SCHOOL. ExHIBrr.
1t the Coming Business Mems Exposi-

At the Coming Business Mems EXPOSE
ton.
The Boardman High school announces
that the school will have an exhibit Of
its work at the exposition to be. given
next month at the armory under the
auspices of the New Haven Business
Mems association. This is a novel de-
parture for the school and is the first
time it's work has ever been exhibited
in this city outside Of the annual exhi-
bition at graduation in June.
The exhibit of the school will occupy
one hundred and sixty square feet Of
space, and should prove one of the most
interesting exhibits of the exposition,
Every line of work followed in the
school will be represented. In the boys
work there will be an exhibit of me-
chanical drawing, wood working, foun-
dry work, machine work and forging.
Work in which the boys and girls will
be both represented is free hand draw
ing, decorated pottery and water colors,
together with basketry and wood cary
ing. =$
The girls department will have an
exclusive exhibit in cooking with ex'
hibits of bread foods, cakes and other
dwishes such as salads, jellies, etc. In
the domestic science there will be also
sewing. with exhibits of waists, skirts,
embroidery and other articles of "a like
nature made by the Boardnan girls.
The next three weeks will be devoted
by the scholars of the school to prepar-
ing an elaborate exhibit that will make
a strong bid for the prize as the best
exhibit on the floor.
Two new exhibits just announcer for
the show will be put in by NIB. Whit
field of Broadway, the agent for the
Ford automobile, and by the Thrasher
time system. Mr.. Whitfeld's exhibit
will be the second largest automobile
exhibit in the exposition, and he will
show complete line of 1905 models OF
the Ford car, including touring and rum
about styles.
The Thrasher time system will show
complete display of this new clock.
There will be clocks all around the mall,
all controlled by the big master clock
that will be located in the company's
booth, 4mSE# g.
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RELIGIOUS CONFERENCE HERH
Students Of Eastern Colleges win Meet
at Yale on March 81.

AT 1dle On Marcn 81.
a conference of students Of eastern
colleges and divinity schools will be-
held at the Yale Divinity school on
March 81 and April | and 2. The pur-
pose is to present the claims Of the
Christian ministry to college men. The
meeting is a part of a movement to
counterfeit the tendency on the part Of
college men to drift away from the
8istry. The movement was begun
Union college two years ago, WhereS
was 50 successful that its scope WV
broadened to an association of Men
England colleges. In this movement
Union, the Hartford Theological semil
nary and the Yale divinity school ares
taking leading parts. A general confer
sence of New England andeastern coli
the control Of the institution where 1t is
held. Next years meeting will be In
Hartford, and in 1907 the conference
will be held at Union. The programme
for the conference Is not yet complete.
Such men as Rev. DIR. Lyman Abbott Of
New York, Rev. Mr.. Sanderson of Prov
idence, Rev. Mr.. Parker of Hartford
and Dean Jacobus Of the Hartford The
illogical seminary will attend.
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AT THE EAST PEARL STREET M. e.
CHURCH TOMORROW.

Services as usual at 1890 a. m. and
1880 p. m. The pastor Rev. p. g. TUT
lar, will preach in the morning, and in
the evening the vested choir will render
the monthly praise service. Sunday
school at noon. Epworth service at
6:15. The music as arranged by Will
liam e. Brown, organist and choirnas-
ter, is as follows
Morning.
PreIude-Tac ut postem (Stabat Mater)
..-..... $....a......s.. - hoSSlIll
Anthem-There is a Holy City. Shelley
Offertory-Dreams of Galilee. Morrison
Evening.
Prelude Offertory in D fat. .Salome
Anthem-O Joyful Light ........... Tours
Duet (tenor and bass Crucifix. Faure
Authentic Watching Over Irsael
(Elijah) ..... .Mendelssohn
Offertory (Organ) La Pierre 80. i. Thayer
Duet soprano and alto) My Faith
Looks Up to Thee. .Lachner
Anthem--C Christ is Knocking at My Sad
Heart ............ ........... ..Otls
Characteristic Floating on the Even
ing Air ..................... -. .NRoot
Postlude in G. minor. Guilmant
The quartette is composed of Miss
Minna L. Storm. soprano; Miss Mildred
f. Richards, eontralto; HARDWOOD L.
Turner, tenor; Harold L. Mix, bass.
Chorus Of thirty-five coices. r.
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STUDENTS SUDDEN DEATH.

Howard B. Purinton, Yale 1906 S., Dies
in Apartments at Kent Hall.
Taken ill Thursday afternoon from
some unknown cause. Howard BurweiI
Purinton, of New Hartford, a student in
the class Of 1905. Sheffield Scientific
school,, died in his apartments in Kent
hall Thursday night.
Purinton first complained Of feeling
ill to some of his classmates Thursday
morning. In the afternoon he grew
worse and was attended by a physician,
but felt somewhat better in the even-i
ing.
Yesterday afternoon Medical Examine
er Bartlett stated that it was certain
that Purinton's death was caused by
diabetes The trouble was never dag
nosed during his life, and the symptoms
were not typical.
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MEMS FROM THE CHURCHES
FEATURES OF THE RELIGIOUS
SERVICES TO-MoRRoW

Rev. Henry Lerbuck breaches Third
Berkeley SermOn-SerViees by DR..
Henry Bakcr-Music at East Pearl
+ Street Church--Rev. DIR. Kidd on
"Power of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at
Dwight PIace-ofher Notes.
At the Church of the Redeemer DIR.
Phillips will preach in the morning. He
will also peak in the evening in Wei
come Hall, Oak street; Pardon" and
the first qurtette will sing. The follow
ing is the morning music:
Prelude-Adagio Cantabile in F.. Tell
Anthenl-'.Ask and it shall be given
unto you .....................Sh Shepard
Choir Hymn 11S0-"The Roseate Hues''
i. ........ ........-. -....... stone
RESPONSE Lead Kindly Light. ...,...
.....,.. .--.......... SulllVan
offertory-"Consider the Lilies" .......
....r... ..s....-....-....- Snepard
Postlude-Allegro resoluto in C minor
$3.50 ......... MINIMUM. MeyerDeef
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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCI
ENLIST,

The services of First Church of
Christ, Scientist, are held Sunday morn
ing at eleven o'clock in Chamber of
Commerce Hall, 763 Chapel street. Sub
ject: Spirit. Golden Text: Nov we
have received, not the spirit of the
world, but the spirit which is of God;
that we might know the things that are
freely given to us of Cod Corfnthi-
ans PIP. .e
The Sunday school meets after the
service, in the church auditorium. The
wednesday evening testimonial meet
ing commences at eight o'clock.
4 The reading room under the auspices
of this church is open daily from 2:5O
until 5 O'clock inthe afternoon. cor
dial welcome to all.
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THIRD BERKELEY SERMON.

The third Berkely sermon will be
preached in Trinity church on the
green on Eunday evening at 1880 p. m,.
by the Rev. Henry Larbuck, d. D. OF
Lehigh City.
DWIGHT PLACE CHURCH.
The brotherhood" have asked Albert
j. Osgood, of New York. who is one OF
the lecturers before the public schools
of New York, to speak Sunday night
upon "a Business Mans View of Chi
ma" The stereopticon will be used.
Mr.. Osgood has lived twelve years in
China and has observed, while repre-
senting a business house at Shanghai,
many things not known to the ordinary
traveller concerning the economic and
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AT TRINITY NJ. e.

At Trinity M. E. church tomorrow
morning the pastor will preach on 1.-THE
Power of Personality" The music will
consist of Shelly's God is Love- and
for offertory a duet, 1.-THE Lord is My
Light by Dudley Buck. The Kinder
garten makes possible the attendance of
parents upon morning church by pro-
Viding teachers, at once competent and
careful, for the little ones during the
time of morning service. The Sunday
school at noon affords lesson privileges
for all. A profitable and interesting
meeting is that held by the young peo-
pile at $3.50. At evening worship the
pastor will preach on SELF Discovery"
The quartette will sing for the opening
anthem Holden's sun of my Soul and
soprano solo will be sung for offerto,
n.y.
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Organ prelude.
Anthem-O, Mother Dear Jerusalem

.'......... .s.-...s....-....-,.. GfdnI
offertory Cbass solo)-Forever With
the Lord .-.....-.............G ounod
Organ postlude.
In the evening at 7:S0 "Nevin' con-
cert will be rendered by the choir. The
following music. all composed by George
B. Nevin, will be rendered;
Organ prelude-Allegro Grazioso....
Authenticate of the World....
Anthem-The Shadows of the Even
ing Hours $500. .................
Bass Solo-Jesus, Jesus, Saviour Mine.
Sermon-Rev. Thomas MaeKay.
Anthem (offertory)-Softly Now the
Light of Day.. Observation-Disclosures.
Anthem-Now the day is Over......
Organ prelude-Bareorolle .........
Miss Rebecca Harris will sing at this
service, by request. t'Sweet Spirit, Hear
My Prayer" by Wallace The Epworth
league meeting will be led by H. NJ.
Tower.
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HOWARD AVENUE CoNGREGA,
TIONAI, CHURCH.

In the evening at 7:S0 the pastor, Rev.
w. J. Mulch, will preach on Making a
Start" The sermon will be Illustrated
with lantern slides from the Pilgrims
Progress. At the morning service his
theme will be 'tGirded and Lighted
The annual business meeting of the
church was adjourned from Wednesday
until Monday evening at 7:45. '-
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sT. THOMAS, CHURcH.

The following music will be rendered
at st. Thomas church tomorrow after
noon at o'clock: E
PROFESSIONALS
Versicles .........S............. Tails
Psalter- Evening Twenty -rfnth -.
~. -. ... /. = !. q W, Anglican
Magniacat and Nunc Dinyttis in 4
.........4.....s... =. ,...... Goss
Anthem God, Who is Rich in Mercy
j. ..................... Garrett
offertory-To Do Good .......... Barnby
Sevenfold Amen .................Sta iner
Recessional-
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AGED CLINTON MAN.

Fell Down Stairs and Sprained Shout
der. . ~ --... q
Captain George w. Farnhanl, of Wa
terside, Clinton, fell down the cellar
stairs at his home Thursday morning,
and sprained his shoulder. As he. is
over ninety-one years old much anxiety
was felt. DIR. I'll. Reynolds was called,
but could find no other injury.
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CHURCH OF THE MEssTAH

Church of the Messiah First univer-
salisD, Rev. w. T. Dickerman, pastor.
Sermon tomorrow morning at 1890
o'clock by the pastor, subject: civilian
H. Baldwin, jr., the Humanitarian Rail-
road Magnate." Sunday schoo and
conversation circle for adults at noon.
Meeting for conference and prayer at
$50 .. m. A cordial welcome to all of
the services.
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FIRST NJ. e CHURCH.

Services at the First Methodist Epis-
copal church are held in the lecture
room. DR.. Bakers morning subject will
be THE Mission of Christ" evening
subject, Grace" Regular Sunday
school at 10. Chinese school at 2:S0 and
Epworth League at $3.50. Sunday morn
ing class meets at nine o'clock
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EPwoRTH NJ. .. CHURCH.

Morning worship at 1880. with SER
mon on Vows Evening service at
1880. with brief discourse on 1.-THE Free
Gift" The pastor, Rev. William Giffin,
will preach at both services. The topic
for the young peoples prayer meeting
at $3.50 viii be ''City Eyangelization."