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TIE late james Greco shn died ~
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in she village uniy feu days brfUrr /
bis death. iiu had gore irum befu N +
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thought be- better get W and bvild the
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bcrn sitiing un over H. minutes before
be- died. H. had seemed AZ ucn a. W..
ual. Tao 81 his sons. George and
Henry. reside In the village. Tie had
.p.nt most 81 The winter With George
The sunday school institute held 10
this place on Wednesday afternoon
aud evening Nas u very interesting
occasion. Not as many gathered In
the afternoon a. should have for their
avn personal upiir In the work l.
W Cole read 40 Interesting paper
touching largely on the subject. after
"a few remarks on management: & :
Madison the assistant superintendent
gave very interesting paper on
Teachers Miss " X Nirgil's paper on
Boys and Young Men was listened 90
with marked inter ~; macy thoughts
that we're given could well be consid
cred In teaching other than boys.
Mrs M Hitchcock was not able 10 be
out on account OF cold. Her subject
was Missions. Mrs X A Moons sub
Jet, Attendance, we could not have a.
she was unable To- be here. Rev DR.
Rowley was present, conducting the
meeting, giving interesting thoughts
from time to time. and words OF en-
couragemept. Rev II 4 Durfee gave
very interesting talk on The Work:
Miss Mollie Bottum of the Baptist
church AT the Center read an interest.
ing paper on Different Kinds OF Shep-
herds and their Tender Care. The
question box was conducted by Sec'y
Fuller after a social hour and the in
ner man refreshed with u substantial
repast furnished by the teachers. The
evening service was opened and the
choir were in part present TO aid in
the music. Rev G S Agan opened with
prayer; Rev DR. Rowey made few