The Press., 1905-06-21

estate, Holland side, to W. &. Messenger of Brooklyn, N. Y. The amount is not stated, but as she has held the property at $5, 500, that is probably the price for which it was sold.
 W. E. Battye wishes that credit be given young Rudolph Posick, who at the time MT. Battye was attacked by his vicious bull, rushed into the barn. yard at the risk of his own life, and with a pitchfork succeeded in his at tempt to help MT. Battye out of his danger, receiving several bruises him. self in so doing.
 The Ohildren's day exercises in the hall last Sunday were enjoyed by a large number of people, some of whom came several miles. The decorations were quite different from those of other years, being arranged under the direction of Miss Elizabeth D. Hall. The center piece was a large white cross, upon which was placed, one at | arms and down the upright piece, forming the words "Christ first, {" this being part of the exercise en- titled, Comrades of the Cross. |" On the wall back of the cross was & large cross formation of ferns; in front was a bank of laurel blossoms i; at the foot and to each side of the cross were clovers. Daisies and maid en hair ferns, lilies, roses and peonies added color to the whole arrange ment, which was beautiful. The program was under the direction of Miss Ida M. Hall, and was as follows Organ prelude, Miss Fannie Denman, Organist; processional, Beauty, song and gladness, by the choir. Mrs. W. H. Hall, Miss Ida M. Hall, Miss E.. D. Hall, Miss Alice Denman, Miss Julia Denman, Rev. O. w. Wolfe and Thomas A. Denman, during which the 34 children marched from an ad- joining room into their places in the hall; scripture reading, T. A. Den- man; scripture reading, Rev. O. w.. Wolfe; responsive reading by super intendent and school; invocation by the pastor; song, Hail, Beautiful Summer;" recitation, Beauty, song and gladness," by Laura Allen "Lovely June," by Mary Puboda 1; song by Alice Ward; recitation, "A talk in the garden" " by Tony Puboda recitation, "Gather an armful of daisies,'' by Ruth Nichols; exercise, So can we,' by Ellen Watson, Har- riet Smith, Mary Liscovitz, Frank Liscovitz, Fannie Toberman, Clara Hall; recitation, "Flowers and chil- dren," by Eddie Puboda; song, Love and sunshine;'' recitations, "God loves the children" by Alice Puboda, Redeeming the time," by Cornell Green; song, "Little flower maid ens," by Elizabeth Greene, Bella Wat son, Annie Toberman, Helen Dimock, Doris Hall; recitationby Alice Ward song, Praise the name of Jesus ;'' recitation, "Our royal palace," by Minnie Harwood; exercise, "Why not?' by Henry Toberman, Gardiner Hall, Henry Richardson, Robbie Pu- boda; exercise, Comrades of the cross," by Leon Woodwolth, Alice Denman, Georgina Mundell, Dorothy Macfarlane, Franklin Gurley, Julia Demnan, Flora Fox, Elsie Kingsbury Mabel Allen; song, "On for the king" address by pastor, O. w , Wolfe; announcements and offerings closing song, "Onward, Christian sol diers," by school and congregation benediction.
 Moose Meadow.
 , RE. Bates spent Monday in Spring field, the guest of E. Richardson.
 The strawberry social, which wal to have been given by the Ladies' Ait society at the M. E. church this weel Wednesday, has been postponed til next week Wednesday.