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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-06


tH'aFy., e.tRbl p = .Goaltngt statiqnq. in
-ttsTrrnswicsy, arfrTu1tc- supply the
dsn2nds Of all steam vessels plying
oa the south Atlantic coast.
pre- ident Atkinson EXPIRE sed him-
sa!i as being thoroughly pleased witn
tAe improyensn.s and the general
conditions recently created at the
Oglethorpe and bellaV Is that Il sDlen-
edfd t6uftsC' bGsina dan be built up
3rsr DdSaasI5cH 3dllrirg the present
YY4lnttte4r YY4lnttte4r JANoITAA
President Atkinson was pleased
with the Harbor Magazine Just isl
esaed II Ahe EeNs and pronounced
.if one bf43heutJesE eff9rts of the kind
yet produced in Gle south. He
thinks it WILL, be OF great good to
brunswick and this Isection of the
.#ate snd his company will circulate
a large number Of item.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-06


s With the Gtf
.s Of BrOnswic
Z: pany, and
M2m
arsns ytha
y % ~ ~ presented.
< = : s:,ss,@
IN
\. aA.s135 \. 4.
rHE AlAiNaAss
TIE FhE-s eG
Ieot 5aS,
The propos9o's Gae ih5 tie ter
minal companies, Wharf fiAisRe5, efe
on shin side cotton. which was 10
ihago gone into effect today pasHng
ItRs uguras from enc and te99eniPFal5
Eper hundrdS=kp thFqe GaPts VIII
pe maae.J
y6lio&qbs.ol rom the AtHhN
I NtiRonl Of yest8rda9 t@iis tA
order os the Georgia E9ib
sion, preyeQtingo the hioi
8bosed2 t+sHeJ !
gsu BE 81 interest. III the
fpine circles iof q city GENERALLY
is as follows: ,slGauA 9t
General order M issued by the
%nroad commission Of Georgia syes5
rday at noon, making the rates
now in force by all terminal. wharves
and docks, the rates Of the commits
sion. and prohibiting Etteir change,
except upon tht donse4t ae Com
Imisslon, in all probabIh eyents
Ithe railroads Of, Georgia from rails
Ling Che shipslae Aefe on cotton. We'd
/ NE sdAy 0f this we@S from Il cents
| a hundred pounds. y
1 IN 4a4alya 16e3 6gARhaa hu@ WAS ih5
Receipt Of lettfr tgon the wei
4 known cotton firm Of lnman, Akeds
/ & Ianian, staans ttf8t s1swas' report
\ ad.thas this rate waB 70 be raissd on
| the 9Th Of the month. -
In eonseod96de Ith6 JoliowinsPrder
| was qtruIfh Ested.1i
o The rat13aq somml7sios~HE 'eor-
/ gia hereby adopts as lis own S,s.s& "a
| tfofis an9rdtgs, Tiile5 ahd otff.rgresu-
latiens~o OF each--and every ~eerl9Ta-
ton. company, or person, sutasre 9'to
the jurisdiction OF this conaaispaPn
SWING, leasing "or opeeafing apY
dock or dosks,7 wharf o9 waaRgsS' ar
| terminal or terminals, org tsrfllnttl q
station Or statidHg, dhd'do suchrates
gnles Or regulations 8h1l Besehangesa
without tie, consent o. the tsaEoad
| commission OF Georgia
e aBy 6rdef. OF the board y ~o.l7a
/ sas "6,. g. WeL endog, ChairmQn.
"George F.. Montgomery,
"Sec"ah!fy"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-06

'ttf t1' ftiH r'4L-1-2--- u J .ii rts'li -
AnotfgF large NambsE Of Criminals
4'''' Were Tried
ii Gity1 court was ~ se3slqn. again
yesterday aRdsWork WIS continued on
the cfialf6aF cdockeT 13esIdes1 the
.~ssfy ,ss5 lge ss..s 555 Ds5..sa s.sa
'b'rlag the daso ThS ses disposed
Of were the yfol0%iBgiG sA1
state vs. pow1 2fh19oly.' EE:a6rancy;.
verdict alofh gpilt{. Ts6ptfnqe, IL
mouths or $3.50 TO Include costs
State VS.. 0. K. Williams. cheating
and swindIing. nolle crossed
State VS. Charley Horn. carrying
concealed weapons plea sof suilG@
Sentence. six mon0s Or $40 70 IN
ciGde costs Z
state ys. len, Johnson, larceny
f-om tAc house. verdict OF guilty.
sIntonce, "a months Or s1R5 10 in
chlda cozts.
A'te~N- N@N-AAS i'4 2 tt.t<' tt3i esAi@t
plea of guilty. Sentence. s months
or dne Of SIS to idclade costs.
sate vs.. Dave Green, larceny;
nolia pressed upon payment Of costs
State vs.. L. W. Sweat. carrying
concealed weupons3 plea OF guilty.
sentence, 6 months o $40 to include
costs.
state VS.. s. Grant, carrying con.
/. ccaled weapons; verdict Of gu
Sentence, 9 months or fine OF
include costs.
state vs.. clifford wa.hiass r.
Arancy; verdict Of not stitityA
state w. Joe Lewis. assault and
battery; pisa Of guilty Sentenced
mont1s Or iile d $50 10 include
costs
state vs.. Hattie Ja9s56u. 5agraacy.
plea Of N5lty- seqteace. 5 monon=
on dne of s75 20 iDclade eqsts
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LOSE IN MARYLAND:
LOOKS DEMOCRATIC.

Baltimore Nd soy, FIeoorts
from toda8s eieetions all over Mary.
land point so a cleso contest. with
A4sttn i csE he .democratic can.
didate fog yernor, ApparehtiY IN
the lead h democrats also claim
a safe n ssity in the legislature.
which TselccJ Two United States
sanat r. Gathe-, Of Baltimore,
the y0rcan eubeuatorial nomi
nee ares that he Is confident Of
ele& by q .afe margin. The ques-
tio The dt&Aa ncbisement Of negro
DlayedN prominent part in
Rcampaign-
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4 All -rha commercial celters. of. fhe
aoflYif rs h3Ee been ts5ushg. thase@ ceEz.

tificatcs for some TINE, and p1acti~
cally every city in Georgia adopted
their use several days in advance OF
brunswick While other banks were
drawing on our banks for currency
and at the same tiT1e @etUsilg 70
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-06

THIS order makes the restrictions
; Unanimous. as the board on last
week issued similar order restrict
ing all common carriers from raising
r4fee Or changing schedules withoE
the consent Of the commission.
The shlp-side rate in question IS
eNpsa med as follows: All ireighs
cnmgas mentioned in the tariff sheet
carry cotton from inland towns TO th'
port Of delivery.
Tie sAlo.aida charge is where coz
ton is to be loaded for ezporla''on'
The present charges is about z -
cents a bale and tbe proposed c'aias
seoud have beeu an increase Oh 4VY
Der cant or u cents bale.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-06


people in theml
Conditions wan quickly } aaddSt
themselves to tie certificates and it
win be but a matter Of a few days
Nhen our people win be receiving
and paying them odEawith ahe Same
assurance that Ethey have been re-
eeiving and paying our currency and
Without any thought of the differ
knce.
Brunswick peoplc OF course know
De t3s great stringoncy of the money
market. and the scarcity Of carrency
mat ha5 existed In NeS York and
saxhare Tor some t..nc, and there
fore the action Il Ire Brunswick
banka On Yesterday viii not surprise
sn4body Just how long this strln-
aaaoy wiI continue upbc5y4 kaowH
but in the meantime the timely aHa
wise action or oaf banks Of ye5t@f1a}
safeguards and steaas 6rans ~ieA
from any injurious results &rs.5'--az
out 81 i'll We Will continue 70 n'
business and to prosper and gro" al
before. The expressions Of all pu5l
ness men seen yetserday 2ttel %
action Of tie banks became Known
uare in strong praise and commen-
dation of such action. The rli95
sove rning the payment . curfencS
promulgated by the Clearing
are as follows: 9 81
Nheraas, Action has been taAen
bv the asewrYorze Giearlagf lou A7-
sooiatiolf. sifuaay -aao9oed By
Chlcago. 81 L.o1.ss Ehiladzi2asa. :
Orleans. Logissllle and o.hef =. '-7
c.al c4n1rs, iLlel ading- AsiaEisa 81.
ca. s5pd aaotiea9 ~ all
6 sta Tesri6sAl
aaaMs of on e.4oIs atAsre9S 21'
fr1as thes taaAaactio4-sor 79i.- Il 3 ~ .'r
cheeks -anaa sinla3as credit Hl7I'7'
merits. ana
Va.sreas, III IS eseHtiai that o''
city and section Be supplied 7-a
circulating medium that will. N
-,easIre at least, relieve the incon
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REPUBLICANS. ~.,-..r
a4sTATE eRsEYi
fega1d, nj aorziS T "a

IErenton, n lJ., I2.7''7Fs q 14lIe tIl'T'f
campaignananagers of botho partiesi
are sin claiming victory early re
tlrhs iR t6day5s sstaf, election min mai
cate, that Judge Fra Elin Fort repuP1
licang has been elq I'D governor by. a
considerable ina.sity. The 7princi-
bal, BAL iss9e 10 {bC sampaigh has beet
the enforcemen9eor repeal Of the
Bishops slai@3 Cps Ayidlng for the clos
ine,H Of saloons Sunday The lib
eral element Ibpbrted Friink IS.
Katzenbach. Jr.~ the democratic can
dldatea for goTeEsoT. ei t@h. DISC l
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-10-26

Frank Whlttlesey went to Colo
RADIO Springs Monday on business
and returned home Friday morn
ing.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-10-26

Why not earn more? Sse ad
Harlem Book Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-10-26
Republican. Hearst Fusion

The Independence League of
New York and the regular organi-
cation of the republican party
have nominated fusion ticket
with Max Ihmsen, MIR. Hearst's
political manager. AS candidate for
sheriff. aud a slight preponderance
of Independence League csndi-
dates over Republican candidates.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-10-26
Use real spices for
your pickles. w q
have them.
Fuller Drug Co.
A Crimisal Attaek

on 90 ino6sns,vs o,tissa y irsqusntly
uads In that apparently useless little
tubs called the "appsaAix." IT, esnsr.
ally The result Of peossacssd ooastipa.
tsea, following liver TERROR. d. Ktngs
Msx Lifs Pills rsgula1s ~ hvss. Pc
veat appsedleitis, I'D estah,,sA regular
hahi6 q W. bowels. - q ~ dsuagis1s
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-10-26

Judge Warburton has received
q birthday present of cushion for
his Office char, made by James
Mcintosh. 1t is supposed the
Judge will now exercise great pa
thence in listening to the attorneys
that come before bis court.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-10-26
nsw to Csrs . Geld.

The question Of bow 70 cure . cold
without unnecessary loas d time 10 one
10 which We are sli more or Isss inter.
sstsd. for the qu,ckse cold 10 gotten
rid II the less the danger Of pneumonia
sud other serious diseases. Mr.. q. W..
L. Hall. OF wavssiy. Va, he's ussd
mberls,ns Cough Remedy for ysass
and Gays: ~ firmly bslisvs Chamber
lains Cough Remedy 70 b. absolutely
the bsst preparations On the market for
colds. have recommended Il 10 my
friends and they sll agree with me-" For
sale BY oil druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-10-26
PASTURE FOR SALE.

The best fsttsning pasture 10
San Luis valley for ssle on the
Sheridan ranch, Spring Creek.
viii fatten 200 head OF COWS and
b . good winter pasture s9tsr.
JOE I. enRRIDAx.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-10-26
Two Days Tarpon Fishing

Included in Private Train tour
of Mexico via Colorad, Il Southern
which leaves Denver January %.
Ask for particulars.
L. f. Fisher, G p A, Denver
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-10-26

Mrs. H. h. Maryatt, of Del
Norte is one Of the veteran prohi-
bitionists of the nation. She was
Grand Vice TempIar of Nebraska
when John b. Finch was doing
such tremendous things in the
Great Reform and was a personal
friend and admirer of the great
leader. She has been resident
of Del Norte for number of years
and is constant agitator against
the "vile saloon" No license can
didate and no license party will
have her vote as long as the world
stands and she is in 1.-THE Scin-
tillator.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-10-26

EsTRAYED or STOLEN Brown
horse. branded 81 left shoulder.
Ten dollars reward.
WIN. Il. YOUNG.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-10-26

81. NJ. Wise of Missouri was re-
Gently arrested in Denver and held
to the United States grand jury
for allowing forest fire to start
from his camp fire near Fraser in
Grand county by which consider
able damage was done. Forest
officials and settlers worked all
one night to extinguish the fire
and now they propose to make
this Wise man sweat for it.-Field
4 Farm.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-10-26

The national dairy show in Chi
cago last week proved the greatest
exhibit of the kind ever seen in
America. The livestock entries
numbered 600 and represented
the best dairy herds in the country
One of the exhibits was a rural
scene made from a ton of butter.
The show was attended by thous-
ands.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-10-26

There has been heavy drop IN
pork in the Chicago market and
the price of hogs is inclined to fol.
low.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-10-26

For instrumental or vocal les
sons, $50 Mis- Dawson. Best ref
erences, satisfaction and terms. In
former s. W. s. Woods property.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-10-26

The Denver hay dealers are hav-
ing such call from the east for
alfalfa this autumn that the de-
mand is keeping the local market
on the skinny edge. Tennessee
is taking our alfalfa by the train
load and New England is calling
for big shipments.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-10-26

w. L. Starbuck has purchased
the Martha Garmire ranch through
G. @. Kerr 4 Go.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-10-26

Music LESSONS. | am prepared
to give music lessons on the piano
Satisfaction guaranteed and prices
reasonable. Residence LIST door
north OF DR.. Chapmans.
CELIA HAWKINS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-10-26

We have . few desirable homes
in Colorado Spring to trade for
improved or unimproved land in
the San Luis valley.
ORRIs e. WARD,
Room 40 Bank Bldg, Colorado
Springs, Colo.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-18
BALL PLAYERS
AXE BID ALOHA

Full Of generous praise for the kind.
ness of the people of the midPacihc
Stands aud assuring everyone that all
IN their power towards boosting the
Paradise of the Pacific would be done.
the eleven baseball players Of the Pa.
ciiic Coast Spalding aggregation. to.
gether with their genial and rotund
manager, Mique Fisher. left this morn.
ing on the Alameda for San Francisco.
An unusually large crowd assembled
a, the dock to bid them kindest
farewell and aloha. Each one Of the
boys was literally swamped with
beautiful floral wreaths and leis. #
was with difficulty that they made
,heir way to the steamer through the
vast wall of friends waiting to shake
hands.
Mique Fisher was In his glory. He
cheered the band and the people, then
the people and the band-and vice
versa-until his voice refused. to do
any more wrok. Each one Of the bail
players signined his intention of put.
ting In good word for the clever
local twrler. Dick Reuter-. that he may
be snapped up by some of the leagues
next season. Fisher expressed him.
self as being very favorably impressed
with Reuters work.
After reaching Frisco the team will
probably stick together for a week or
so, and they may play some exhibit.
ton games. after which they will dis.
| band and leave for their homes to
spend the remainder Of the winter.
They are all good ball players. true
saortsmen, and, above all. gentlemen
and we bid them aloha from the
depth of our hearts.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-18

Furnished cottage and housekeeping
rooms. +. +. King, Cottage Grove
3S4G-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-18

Superintendent of Public Works
Campbell has under consideration the
much needed repairs to the judiciary
building. lie says that he has not
quite got to It yet. as much other gov.
eminent work is taking up the time
OF the department. but will shortly ap.
Toint board of builders and arch.
iCects to act with him and an exam.
inatiOn of the building will be- made
The present work in hand includes
plans for the improvement Of Soron
sons wharf; the Nuuanu avenue sew,
cr extension government wharves
and landings on Maui; and repairs t.
l'lupalakua courthouse; steam der,
lick will be rugged on Nahiku wharf
and needed repairs to the I.ahaina
courthouse will be looked into.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-18
KA[|BIWAtNA SCHOOL
DEDICATION EXERCISES

The formal opening Of the new Ka.
Iihiwaena schoolhousc will take place
at 10 O'Clock on Friday morning next
The schoolhouse has been in use dur.
ing the term now closing but the OK.
ercises of Friday will be the formal
dedication The children will render
II special program. Invited guests
will include the parents Of Kalihi and
those who have been especially inter
csted in the construction of the
schoOlhouse. Superintendent Rabbit
i.Ud the members of the Board Of Pub.
lie Instruction will of course be there
and probably the Acting Governor and
members of the Legislature who got
the appropriation through.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-18

Beef cattle for sale at Kahuku, Hawaii
Apply Col. Sam Norris. Waiohinu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-18

Judge VIM. Werner of Hanalei and
Attorney A. c. Kauukou of Lihue,
Kauai, arrived in the Mikahala this
morning to take part in the Kameha.
meha Founders Day celebration. The
Kamehameha students on the big Is,
land will arrive on the steamer Claud.
inc tomorrow morning to attend the
Kamehameha Day.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-18

Something Cheap.-Lot on the cor
ner of Keeaumoku and Kaaihee
Streets, opposite the Planters Bx-
pertinent Station. Size of lot 90
IT, $50 It. For Sl1O0 cash. Ii
tie the best warranty deed given.
Apply to Ella A. c, Long, Eapio-
lani Building. 3S75-2w
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-18
LOST.
TO LET.

Large house on Bcretania st. next
to Queens Hospital; rent very
cheap. w. w. Chamberlain, Judd
Building. 3S49-tt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-18
FOR SALE.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. The grea

PRESENTS. The great
annual problem satisfactorily solv-
ed. Immense stock of combs,
bracelets, watches, rings, solid
gold brooches, necklaces, ladies'
and gents watch-chains, emblems.
fobs, lockets, violins, guitars, man
dolins, banjos. New goods and so
per cent. less than anywhere else
in town. We have articles suitable
for presents from 81 to 500 each.
See our stock and be convinced. J.
CARLO PAWN CO., 1918 Nuuanu
street, near King. 3SG5-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-18

Fine corner lot In Makikl. CURLING,
water, fruit and ornamental trees
and all improvements. Two min.
utes walk from cars and Punahor
College. Address r. T.. this Office
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-10-18

Take Dewitt's Little Early Riser Pills
Sold by All Druggists.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-10-18
CHESTERFIELD.

l.. Franks of keene was in town re.
Gently fitting spectacles TO those in need
of them.
C. S. Post has gone to Brooklyn, n.
Y, to run the six-cylinder Ford for }. II.
Stearns. proprietor OF Pine Grove hotel.
Mrs. Post picked some blueberries near
her home few days ago.
Miss Melissa Prcsho, rs, died Sunday
morning at her home where she was born
and had spent her whole life. The fu-
neral was held Tuesday afternoon at !
O'Clock. Rev Charles Revier conducted
the service and gave beautiful .eulogy
on her life. She was distinguished womN
an. widely known and universally respect
ed. Mr. and Mrs. Rugg and Mrs. Thatch,
er sang favorite selections and the burial
was in the family lot in the old cemetery
near the town hall. She had lived faith.
full, conscientious Christian life. Until
her health failed she had been skilful
nurse and not few in this and other
communities can testify to her assistance
in times of sickness and trouble. Her
death was caused from a shock of apo
plexy which she received a few weeks ago
and had lain in semi-conscious condition
from that time until her death. She
leaves an aged sister with whom she had
lived in the old home since the death OF
their parents several years ago. The be-
reaved sister has expressed her heartfelt
gratitude to all neighbors and friends who
have assisted her during her trouble. She
has the profound sympathy of the com
munlty.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-10-18

is indeed fortunate to escape with hi
Miss Delphine curricr visited in Brattle
boro "Wednesday,
The proceeds from the indoor lawn
party will be about $50
Walter Barrett and Miss Grace X, Hal
were married last evening at the parsonage
by Rev. w. II, White.
Alfred Sprague while working Thursday
about well he is repairing, had the fore.
finger of his right hand so badly crushed
between two stones that amputation was
necessary at the middle joint,
A very pretty wedding was solemnized
| Wednesday evening Mt o'clock at the
home Of Mrs, j. l.. johnson when their
daughter, Miss Mary Il, johnson, was
united in marriage 10 Fred ii. kellogg
OF Kecne. Rev. w. II. White performed
,he ceremony. VIII Lyman acted as best
man and Miss Bertha Wells OF Conway,
Mass, Us bridesmaid. The bride was
daintily attired in dark blue silk trimmed
with white lace. The rooms We're taste
fully trimmed in pink and white with an
occasional dash of green. After n briei
tour Mr.. and Mrs. Kellogg will reside in
llinsdale.
|
salist church was decided success. IL
was under the auspices of the Sunday
school, the proceeds TO go for a flower
fund. The vestry was lined, 1t might be
said, with autumn branches, the floor COW
cred with fallen leaves. Three booths
were presided over by members OF the
school in which were sold ice cream, pop
corn and candy. The supper was well up
TO the standard Of the best The en-.
tcrtainment consisted OF selections by
The male quartet, Messrs. j. NJ. Lamb,
II. NJ. I.angworthy, j. G.. Snow and ID. J..
Fisher and a duet by Messrs. Lamb and
Snow. This was followed by a musical
romance which made the evening COM
plete,
At the annual meeting and roll call at
the Congregational church Monday, Oct.
g. the following officers were chosen for
the ensuing year: Clerk and treasurer.
&C.. T. Savage; church committee, G. A.
Robertson, w. +. Watson, II. 4. Met
calf Mrs. r. +. Metcalf, Mrs. c. Z. Saw
age and Mrs. A. f, Fisher; visiting com
mttee, Mrs. n. Steans, G. A. Robertson,
Miss Nellie May Lyman, Mrs. o. Hale,
Miss Rest Metcalf and Mrs. Mary Bell;
on revision of roll, Mrs. J.. l.. Bailey, Miss
Emma Welman and Miss Jennie Putney
The benevolent committee consists of X.
+. Metcalf. c. L. Savage, NJ. S. Leach, +.
A. Davis, Mrs, A. +. Fisher. Miss Maud
Webb; church historian, Mrs. L.. L.
Bailey; superintendent OF Sunday school,
NJ. S. Leach; assistant superintendent, G.
f.. Savage. For secretary and treasurer.
Prentiss Taylor was chosen but refused
to serve and Clarence O'Neil was elected
TO fill the vacancy The superintendent
Of home department is Miss Emma Well
man. superintendent OF cradle roll, Mrs
+. II. Fuller; librarian. Miss Nellie May
LYMAN; executive committee, w. +. Wat
son. Mrs. \. G. Sergeant and Miss Eva
Wellman.