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in honor ~ the father 81 his coBniry
Wm y Hogan gave 80 address and
Joseph MplliFan sang psifiuiic songs.
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sell address.
an enlnyabis surprise party uas
siven IN honor 81 Miss Alice i.anetin
~ Grove street. Wednesday evening.
There uere social games, dancinl. mu.
sc by Mise Emma lsamarre AMI vio.
In solo by Harry Mckcrnr. Refresh.
'uen's Hcrc served.
ono Of The features at the patriotic
eNceriscs held 10 School ball We ncs-
Day after noon Nefe the talks given on
Washington by u ~ Moore class of
lsn and one 90 Lincoln by Robert p
lloaley class 1901 Both we're attentive.
Is listened % and thoroughly enjoyed.
Rollln Jenney was slightly burned
10 the face this morning az the graded
) 'hool building through the overture.
Ing OF an alcohol lamp during reel
.ation by the class In physics He
vas trying TO sop up the alcohol with
: handkerchief and the fluid caught
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The young children OF the Methodist
Sunday school, who recently pledged
go toward the new Methodist church
served clam chowder in the church
parlors Wednesday TO large atten.
lance. They exceeded their most san
yuine expectation and the result was /,
about S36 was raised.
There was an unusually large at.
enhance at the dance in the Academy
lall under the auspices Of the Molly .
stark club last evening. The rush on
he floor was so great that il was al
most impossible to get onto the floor.
u was a III ending TO gay season, IL
vas late when the party broke up.
Almon & Ellis, who died at the home
IF his son, Frank, at Charlotte, Mich
Ian 10th, lived in Bennington over go
ears ago, and taught school here and
n Woodford. Some of the older
esidents will remember Mr. Ellis. His !
lge was 81 years. Fl A Ellis, another
on, is one OF the business men of
Chicago.
At the close of the Wednesday SEES.
ion of the board of civil auth rity.
he secretary of the board said that Mt