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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-06-07
SUDDEN Death of Mrs. Eddy.

on the afternoon of Memorial day the
community was shocked 10y the sudden
death of Mrs. NJ. j. Lakin Eddy. She had
not been well for several weeks. but was
about the house the day of her death.
She was born in Peru in 1897. In 1861
was married to w. H. Eddy of Winhall.
and for IS years had been a resident of
Townshend. She leaves "a husband and
three children. Miss Alice Eddy Of Bos-
ton, district nurse. Milton Eddy of
Brattleboro, a member of the Dewitt
Grocery company; and Merritt O. Ed
dy NJ. D., of Readsboro; one brother, J.
&. Iakin of Waterville. Maine. and two
sisters, Mrs. f. b, Batchelder of this
place Mrs. S. O. Garfield Of West Towns.
bend.
The funeral services were held in the
Congregational church Saturday after
noon and were conducted by Rev d Nc
lntyre. She was a devoted wife and
mother, and was highly esteemed by all
who knew her. which was manifested by
the large attendance and beautiful flow
ers She will be missed not only by her
family but by all Burial was in Oak
wood cemetery.
Those present from out of town were
Dr. NJ H. Eddy of NIiddlebury. German
Eddy and Mr. and Mrs Kirk Hewes of
Winhall, Milton Eddy ana family and the
Misses Addie and Grace Morse of Brat
tleboro Mrs $. O. Garfield and daughter
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Livermore Of
West Townshend.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-06-07
WEST TOWNSHEND.

VIII Franklin is on the sick list
f. W Holden visited in Orange Mass.
last week
V. W. Boyden is at his fathers for
a few days visit
George Sanderson has been spending the
week in Claremont
Mrs Harding and daughter have been
visiting at Fred Smiths.
Miss Bette Whitney Of Townshend is
working at H. 4. Wheelcr's
Several from this village attended the
memorial exercises in Townshend May so.
Miss Hortense Switzer was at home over
Sunday from her school in South London
derry
Madam Martin returned Saturday from
her winters stay AT her sons in Newton.
Mass
Atwell Farwel is improving the looks
of his premises by filling in and grading
the lawn in front Of his house
Mr. and Mrs Ohn Howe took carriage
drive To Bellows Falls recently spending
several days with Mrs Howes sister.
Harvey Capen and family are moving to
the Elliot Jenison place. Mr.. Capen has
taken the contract of clearing the "Whee-
Ter lot owned by W. II. Taft
The school children with their teacher
Joined i'm long walk on Memorial day.
taking a luncheon with them and spend
ing the afternoon at the Bears den"
Josiah Taft sustained bad fan Monday
morning, injuring his head somewhat:
the fan was the result Of dizzy turn
to which Mr.. Taft has been subject lately
Mr. Bates and family will return this
week To their home i'm Three Mile BAY.
y. y" for months stay. Miss Dorothy
Tart Will 90 with them and will attend
scuool there.
Ip.,,..1...
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IN WINDHAM COUNTY
WEST DOVER.

Mr. and Mrs II. c. Davis were in
Brattleboro over Sunday.
Mason Jones of Jamaica is drawing
lumber for Boyle & Davis
r. w. Gibson and james Randoll from
Brattleboro were in town Friday.
Mrs. John Marsh and two children were
the guests of Miss Leila Cook last week.
Leon r. Boyle and n. NJ. Harris were
in Jamaica and Wardsboro Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. NIyron Harris and daughter, Viola,
Of Florida, Mass, are at Chris. Jones's
on a visit
A. c. Fellows went TO his home in
Brookline Saturday. He will return to
his work Tuesday night
The ladies aid society will meet with
Mrs. William Parsons next Wednesday
afternoon. All are invited
Mr.. Hagar of Athol. who had been
visiting his daughter, Mrs j. A. Davis
left for Nottingham Sunday.
The re-Memorial day exercises by the
school last Wednesday afternoon were
enjoyed by the parents the children
doing their parts well. After a short
talk to the children by Rev. J. d. King
all marched to the cemetery and placed
wreaths and flags upon the graves of the
soldiers
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-06-07
NEW HAMPSHIRE NOTES

capt /. Warren Wright, 65, died Friday
OF malarial fever and other causes, at his
nome IN winchester, after an illness of
few weeks. Capt. Wright was horn IN
richmond, the son Of the late SQUIRE
Wright who was at one time perhaps the
most prominent citizen OF the town. He
served nearly four years with the IAN
New Hampshire regiment of infantry dur
ing the civil war He entered the ranks
as private and was discharged with the
rank of adjutant. The rank of cor.oiD
he received with the Ugbt prards -
heene and was generally known as Cant
wright, The latter part of his life his
health which was impaired during the
war was such that he was unable 10
iqllow any line of business consistently
ne Is survived by his widow, a daughter
in Richmond. - 9-s'S'
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SOUTH VERNON.

]. H. Gould has returned to Springfield.
Mass
Warren Hale has moved his family
here to- their new home.
The mission circle will meet with Mrs.
A \. Dunklee Tuesday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Charles jackson have
gone To- ohio for an extended visit
Mrs. William II. Newton has been visit
ing relatives in Bratucboro since Me
mortal day.
Mrs Martha Tyler has gone To West
Bratuehoro TO visit her daughter. Mrs
J. l. Stockwell
Miss Isabel Whitfield IS here TO spend
the summer with his sister. Miss S,l-
vina Whitfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. b sunmau have gone
to Cuttingsville. VI. after IA visit Of two
weeks at +. O. Lees
Mrs. Nctue Haskell ana nurse have
come from Brattleboro TO spend few
weeks at ]. \. Beers's
Mrs. Robert Allen is in very feeble
condition. Wallace Stoddard and 4. \.
Wheeler are reported out Of danger
Mr.. and Mrs w r Moody conducted
the services in the chapel sunday in the
absence Of the pastor Rev. J. W. Den
ton.
Mansol Pceler, Merton Fairman. Bur
ton Burrows. Bernicc and Dora Fairman
are ON a carriage drive and fishing trip
to Stratton.
Mrs. l.. W Brown and daughter. Mrs
Dayton Park. and family, left Framing
ham. Mass, Tuesday I'm an uut1mohil..
but owing TO breakdown they We're
obliged TO complete their jourue- by
train.
Rev. J. W. Denton will return 10 occupy
the pulpit next sunday at the usual
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-06-07
NoRTHFlELD, MASS.

Miss Grace Bailey teacher Of music in
the public schools, is arranging for con-
cert which will probably be given on Fri
day evening of next week
Friends Of Miss J. Ethel Leach, for
mer teacher in this town. have learned Of
her appointment in the schools Of Am
stcrdam, y y. at an increased salary.
She has held this position three years.
on Sunday II. Ii. Johnson post, G. A. r.,
and delegation from the kindred or
ganizations visited Warwick to assist in
the Memorial day services there. -dany
more would have gone had the weather
been suitable
Mrs. Parker Of Lynn. sister-in-law of
g. II. Green. who has been a guest here
some time. was taken very i'll and passed
away Sunday morning. The body was
taken to Gardnes Tuesday, where the
funeral was held.
Mr. and Mrs. A p Fit entertained
about 81 intimate friends on Monday even
ing in delightful manner. After a feast
of good things, the company played games
and enjoyed social hour. Mr. Fit will
leave soon for an extended trip through
the West His family will remain here.
The adjourned meeting OF tho Unitarian
parish was held Monday evening and was
well attended. The report shows the So
ciety in good financial condition. The
sum of 800 was given by interested
friends to liquidate the debt on the horse
sheds The meeting was adjourned two
weeks.
At the adjourned meeting of the Fort
nightly club held Monday afternoon the
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent Mrs. y. =. Wood; vice president,
Mrs. =. J. Stockbridge; secretary. Mrs
Herbert Field, treasurer, Miss Gertrude
Ball; literary committee, Mrs. Catherine
Richardson. Mrs. l. r. Smith, Mrs. T. r.
Calender. Mrs u. NJ. Wilson and Mrs
Walter Waite. This completes the years
work of the society, work Being resumed
in October.
Miss Eliza BelCher. lifelong resident
OF Mortified and one greatly loved by a
large circle Of friends passed TO rest
Friday morning after very short i'll
ness from pneumonia. She was the
daughter Of Jonathan and Mary Gay
Whiting Belcher and was born July l.
l>}2. Miss Belcher engaged in teaching
for many years being a teacher in the
are very few middle aged people in town
who spent their childhood here who did
not sit under her instruction. She was a
devoted attendant and worshipper in the
Unitarian church, being active during her
life in all that concerned its welfare
Her death is especially sad, as it leaves
"a sister older Miss Mary Ann Belcher,
alone and stricken with paralysis She
has no kin except distant cousins The
funeral was held from the home on Mon
day, her pastor, Rev. d. NJ Wilson. Off
ciatinE. Burial was in the family lot.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-06-07
ToWNSHEND.


Rev. c. d. r. Meacham a former be-
loved pastor Of the Baptist church in this
place, died Monday in the home of his
sister Mrs. John Mc1ver, in Newport
this state. The funeral was held in
Newport yesterday.
Mr.. Meacham began his pastorate here
for the first time in the fall of 1891, re-
naming seven years lie was called
again in the fall of 1905, and resigned in
April of the following year, owing to
poor health. His wife died while he lived
in Passumpsc which is a village in the
town of Barnet. lie is survived by two
sons; Vim Meacham the elder is mar
ried and lives in Chicago, and Fred d.
Meacham, the younger, lives in New
York city.
While living in Passumpsc Mr.
Meacham was elected to the Vermont
legislature of 1902 and he took "A promi-
ncnt part in the work of the session The
legislative directory of that year had the
following sketch:
Cola De Rienzi Meacham Of Barnet
Republican, was born in Shofford T. O..
of Vermont parents October 49, 1888; he is
clergyman, and located in town on Jan
uarN /, 1899 was educated in the common
schools of Newport, at Derby academy
New Hampton institute and graduated
from the Newton Theological institute in
the class of 1870; was for many years on
school boards in Massachusetts; was SUI
perintendent of schools in Townshend
from 1897 to 1899, and is now superinten-
dent of schools in Barnet
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-06-07
WEST WARDSBoRo.

Mrs II. A. Waite has been in Brattle-
bOro a week.
Mr., and Mrs. NJ. L. Johnson have been
in Brattleboro this week.
The theme of the sermon next Sunday
morning will be Purity of Speech" In
the evening the subject will be "Condi-
tons of Blessing"
Recent visitors in town have been Miss
Mary Fits and c. c. Fits and sons,
Robert and Stanley, of Brattleboro at
II. A Yates; Mrs. Irving Grout and
son, Max, of Arlington at NJ. L. John
sons and Addison Carpenter of Newfane.
Mrs. NJ L. Rice has returned from New
York accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Mary Smith. Mrs Rice visited Rev. Mr..
Nichols and family in Waterbury, Conn,
ana round their grandson, Royal Bradley,
IN poor health. Some of the time since
the family went from here he has been
very well.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-06-07
VERNON.

Mrs. Alfred Harrington and children are
spending a few days at L. G. Lackey's.
Mrs. e. j. Adams Of Springfield came
Wednesday to spend few days with her
sister, Mrs. 3. A. Streeter.
Warren Hale Of Gil has bought the
Cone place and moved this week to his
new home with his family.
The ladies' circle will meet next We'd
nesday afternoon in their rooms. Supper
will be served at the usual hour
Mrs. Susan Warren and Mrs. A. Ester
brook, who have been visiting their niece,
went to West Brattleboro Tuesday.
w. NJ. Reed returned to Montpelier
Wednesday and T. A. Reed to New York
after a few days visit at their old home.
Mrs II. j. Cudworth of Hartford, Conn,
has been a guest Of her cousins, Mrs
L. II. Akley and Mrs. A. II. Jaquith, this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Manse returned
from Florida Wednesday and will occupy
their summer home Dunmore Cottage,
for the season.
Rev. +. @. S. Osgood will preach in
Union church Sunday at o'clock. The
Sunday school will meet at o'clock.
All arc cordially invited.
Miss Inez Akley went to Westheld
Mass. last Saturday to attend the meet
ings Of the Normal School associat ton
and banquet this week. She also visited
in Springfield.
Houghton Withheld Of the Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology visited
his aunt. Miss S. Withheld. this week
He has gone to his home in Grand Forks
y. d. for the summer.
Vernon Grange will hold an open meet
ing Saturday evening, June t. to which
all are cordially invited. Included In the
program Of entertainment is talk on
phosphate mining in Florida by = a.
Akley, who will exhibit specimens ot ore
obtained by him during his visit in
Florida last winter
Two June weddings occurred in town on
Wednesday, the Jth, when Edmund NJ
Heard and Aida Louise daughter Of
\. 6. Barnes were married at the nome
of Mr.. Barnes and Harry O. Weston Of
Mt vernon, Ne, ana Lillian c.. daugh-
ter of Mrs Cora NJ. Adams. were married
AT Mrs. Adams's home. Rev - II Webb
or Hrattlcboro ofiiciated at both Lere-
monies
Notwithstanding the continuous wet
weather considerable progress on the
work at the dam site has been made 4
road to the camp from the Logan place
has been constructed along the river
bank. buildings for the accommodation Of
10 Italians have been completed ana the
one for other laborerS rs feet long. two
stories high, is under way. \ large force
Of men and teams have been employed
on the Hinsdale side when the wealth -r
permitted.
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responding secretary, Miss May Howe
treasurer Miss Stella Gray; organst, Mrs
II. c. Franklin; assistant organist, Miss
Nellie Dale.
At the annual meeting of the w. B. F.
NJ. S. held in New Haven, Conn, among
the -FOUR young women presented to the
society who will soon 20 to foreign fields
we find name familiar to us, that Of
Miss Edna L. *. Linsley, formerly a
teacher in the seminary. Miss Linsley
said; when / am ten thousand miles
away from you, the faces of this gath
ering will come before me as an in
SEPARATION. | want to thank you for MAX
ing me the happiest girl in the world"
The long continued rain has been rather
depressing to the spirits Of the seminary
students and members of the graduating
class i'm this final week of school, with a
full program TO carry out. Some of the
plans have had to be changed somewhat
but the han has been so improved during
the past year that it seems like a new
place, and fit setting for scene like
that Of class day The public interest
seems to have been awakened and all
exercises have been largely attended the
prize speaking on Tuesday evening par
ticularly. a fun account Of commence
ment week will be found in the next is
sue Of The Phoenix.
Twenty members Of Orchard post. c.
y. r., were present at the Memorial SER
vices held i'm the Conversational church
May 80, only one member. William c.
hiss OF Ncwfano. having dropped from
the ranks since last Memorial day The
address by Rev. Daniel Mcintyre was lis
tened to with closest attention by the
large audience which had gathered
Everyone could but feel that though the
speaker was not of "our own native land"
by birth he fully adopts its principles and
appreciates its virtues in his words Of
nigh tribute paid to American manhood
and the heroes Of the civil war a choir
composed of NJ H. Willis Mrs H. V
Dale. Mrs Arthur Rand. Miss Bushnell
ana H. c. Franklin rendered several Sc
lecuons. duet was sung 10y Misses
Myrtle Marsh and Ruth Reed and recita-
tons were given by Misses Miranda Marsh
ana Pauline Franklin.
At the lnterscholastc meet held in Bur
lington Thursday of last week two of Ie-
land and Gray seminary track team won
II points and brought home five medals.
The Burlington Free Press and Times Of
May 81 says: a.. G. showed up well con-
Sidering that track work has been taken
up for the first time this spring Gull
yer Of Leland and Gray created the sem
sation Of the afternoon in winning the
second place in the pole vault although
ne had never attempted it before Three
medals We're CulverS share Of the spoils
one for pole vault, : feet 10 inches: the
running high jump was a tie at second
with Heath of Vermont academy. feet
lola inches; third for discus throw Of &c
feet Il inches. Davis came in for his
share on the mile and half-mile runs The
mile run was tied at second with Dew
ereuN. Burlington high school, time 5
minutes. % 4-5ths seconds; half-mile,
2l7 18th
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-06-07
WEST puMMERSrON-

Mrs Sarah Wilson is visiting in Mont
pelier.
John Burnett has gone TO Sunapee, y.
H, to work.
Mrs. L. p Reed, who has been i'll at
Mrs. Mary Washers, is reported to be
gaining.
Mrs. T. F. O'Brien and Miss Alice Con-
narn returned Monday from a visit in
Montpelier.
Mrs. Maria Johnson has returned to
Springfield, Mass, after a visit at w. B.
Leonard's.
Repairs have begun on the parsonage
recently bought by c. D. Hosley of
Springfield, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Butterfeld return
ed Tuesday from a visit of two weeks
with relatives in Marlboro.
Two valuable thoroughbred heifers be-
longing to c. A. Barber of Brattleboro
were killed in the Burnett pasture dur
ing the heavy thunder storm of May %.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-06-07
NEWFANE.

Mrs. c. II. Eager has returned from
New York.
Miss NJ L. Plat is the guest Of Miss
Emily Sibley few days.
Truman Wallace, son Of Mrs. Saxton,
formerly of Dccrfeld, is working for A.
l.. SaXton.
Fred Burlingame returned to New York
recently with the expectation of staying
there at present.
Mr. Gray whose mill in Brookline was
burned recently, expects to rebuild and
continue the business.
Pension Agent II. A, Carpenter has
been in Londonderry Jacksonville, ia
maca and Wardsboro the past week.
Dr. Esmond, who was reported last
month as making arrangements to locate
in Newfane, did not move to this place
Ward II. Eager returned to New York
by a Sunday evening train, leaving his
wife at the home Of her mother, Mrs. r.
a. Kenny.
Sunday morning the service in the Con-
gregational church will be devoted to the
annual exercises of Chidrens day by the
Sunday school.
Mr. and Mrs George Quigley Of New
Britain, Conn. are guests at O. r.
Wrights Mr. Quigley is the president
Of the Quigley Construction works.
Engines Nos. SO and ST. with some
freight cars. were derailed Tuesday after
noon near the Rand sand hill. causing an
hours delay of the evening passenger
train
Delegates elected to the state Congrega-
tional conference in Fair Haven next week
are Rev and Mrs y : Moore Tho lat
ter has chosen REV. +. NJ Wiswau as
nor substitute
RaIpb Cushing who is omnIoved on tbe
Rarber milk farm in Brattleboro has
speut mart of tba week i'm imnrovinr the
water SUNNY ot his ooise fenantcd bv
,.,,.,
ne SDHool Ii't'"ol i'I ~ '. cIS'S I,ls' Wt,A
MeIt app o C ana nlciesllls' Net-
cram Jbcl circuit VI lhIcudIu post gave a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-06-07
WILLlAMSVILLE.

w. II. Mum of Holyoke is at Perley
Sparkss for the summer.
Mrs. Gertrude Staples is visiting her
sister, Mrs. c. X. Stedman, this week.
]. Robert White of Boston is visiting
his parents Mr. and Mrs w J. White
Carrie Stedman is at Luther Pmmmer's
in Brattleboro while Mrs. Staples is here.
Mrs. Duane White and son, Everett, of
Boston are at DR.. Whites for a short
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. F. j. Fairbanks attended
the concert in Townshend Thursday
night.
Miss Beulah Timson was honored by
being chosen salutatorian of her class at
Leland and Gray.
]. S. Herrck, Mrs. C. w. Cory and Mrs.
Arthur Aplin of Keene visited at T. w.
Morse's last week.
Irving Williams William Corbett and
VIII Hazelton have gone to Stratton on a
weeks fishing trip.
+. w. Morse was poisoned badly with
ivy two weeks ago and has been unable
to do much work since.
The Williamsville baseball team will
play the West Dummerston team a West
Dummerston Saturday afternoon.
BY request of the W. c. T. L. Rev. O. f.
Newton will preach temperance sermon
hohilhdN llbl lllllS III inc evening ne Will
preach on Education"
Rev. w. S. Smithers, presiding elder.
will hold the first quarterly conference at
this place in the vestry of the Methodist
church Friday evening, June H. at 7.45.
Miss Emily Harvey, a returned mis-
sionary, will speak in the Methodist
church Thursday evening, June IS, in the
interests of the Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary society.
Mrs. Z. II. Richardson, Mrs. A. N Sher-
man, Bertha Manchester, Belle Timson
Marion Sherman, Mr.. and Mrs. F. e VIII
lard and Mr.. and Mrs Albert Timson
spent part of the week attending com
mencement exercises at Leland and Gray
seminary.
Charley Albert Lefay and G. Ernest
Barber have sent for a moving picture
machine and expect to start on the road
September l for the winter. They will
give a full evenings entertainment con-
sisting of music on violin and harmonica
tight rope walking, lifting heavy weights,
solo singing and going through the hoop
They have begun daily practice and ex-
pect to give a first-class show.
A very quiet wedding took place in the
Methodist parsonage Wednesday evening.
June 5, when Bert Bastian, clerk in the
Holden drug store in Brattleboro, was
married to Lulu B. Goodrich of this place
James Goodrich, brother of the bride, was
the only guest present besides the pastor
and his wife. Mrs, Bastian is well known
here, having lived with Mr. and Mrs. ].
H. Merritield several years. They will
i've on Thomas street in Brattleboro.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-06-07
SOUTH NEWFANE.

Frank Packard of Keene is at II. f.
Packard's to stay a few days.
School opened Monday last after three
weeks vacation for measles.
Several from here attended the con-
vention at Halifax Wednesday.
f. V. Morse of Brattleboro was at
c. f. Browns Wednesday evening on
his way to Wilmington
f. NJ. Stratton is in Brattleboro this
week visiting his daughters Mrs. f V.
Morse and Mrs. G. +. Whitney, and other
relatives.
Rev. Z. c. Clark will preach at the
Baptist church Sunday, June 9. A large
attendance is desired, both of church
and society.
Cullen Lamson underwent an operation
for appendicitis ana a complication OF
other diseases Tuesday. His death took
place yesterday, Thursday, at p. IN. He
is survived by wife and a son seven
years old.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-06-07
DUNN ERSTON.

\ Grange degree rehearsal was held
Saturday evening.
Floyd Millers Plymouth Rock biddy
laid an egg last week that measured ca
by 7si inches and weighed one-fourth
pound.
Greenwood post decorated the soldiers
graves in Dummerston Centre Memorial
day and there were services in the church.
There We're recitations and a flag drill
by the Centre scholars, prayer and
greeting by Rev. Mr. Coggswell, response
by Comrade Bailey of the Greenwood
post. Rev II. +. Buffum gave a very
fine address and Miss Matthews sang
w. F, Walker conducted the services
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-06-07
WEST HALIFAX.
Baptist Bible School Convention.

That the Baptists of Wndham county
are not deferred by stormy weather was
shown by an attendance of 50 at the
oath annual meeting of the Windham
county Baptist Bible school convention,
held at the West Halifax Baptist church,
June 8. The services began at 1870 with
praise service conducted by Rev John
G. Vance of East Dover. The welcome to
the convention was given by Rev. w. ].
Vile, pastor of the entertaining church.
and response by a. b. Thomas, president
of the association. An inspiring address,
The teacher inside and outside" was de-
livered by Rev. w. a. Dawson, superin-
tendent of missions. Two solos with vio-
lin accompaniment by Misses Ruth Eliza
beth Weatherhead and Maud Barney Mil
Ter were greatly appreciated Miss Eva
Griffin and Miss Minnie Thurber rem
dered fine duet. After supper the asso-
citation adjourned with the feeling that
all had enjoyed a pleasant and profitable
time.