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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-16
STATE BOARD TO MEET.
Election of Member of the Libra
uOnxd NInY Come Hin

Election of n Member of the Lirrar,.
DOnrd May Come Up.
Tho State Board Of Education has
been called to meet In this city on
Tuesday. May 2sth, and It Is probable
that at this time q successor to Hon.
Charles V. Meredith ms n member of
the State Library Board. will be
chosen.
The meeting Is called for the tran
sactlon OF general business but the
up. Though the term of Mr.. Meredith
does not expire until July 1st
Mr.. Meredith may be reelected. or
1T may be that another Will be chosen
in his stead, 1t has been whispered
about that another Richmond lawyer
Is being groomed to oppose him, but II
this be true his name has not been
made public.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-16
MIR. j. OLIVER MISSING.
Family Greatly Alarmed Has +.

Family Greatly Alarmed Has Not
Been Seen Since April Sch.
Mr.. j. Oliver. Of lily livery third
street Fairmount, disappeared from
his home IN April 3oth, and since that
time his family have heard nothing
from him, and arc consequently much
aeitated over his sudden Disappear
ance. The police have ben notified,
and Major Werner has sent out de-
seen to all tho police headquarters OF
the State.
Oliver was six feet tall, hfl dark
complexion, high chek bones and fore
broken. When last seen he was wear
ing dark snit OF clothes.a blue shirt
and white collar. He Is about twenty
five years age. and was marrifd n short
time ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-16
coLoRED CHURCH WORK,
Report shows Advance mcnt Of Educ,

sixteenth annual report of the execu-
tive committee Of Colored Evangelical
Union OF the Southern Presbyterian
Church, which Will be made to the
Tomorrow, was made public to-day.
During the year the receipts of the
committee were $1,000. a gain Of ST.
291 over the previous year, while dis
committee asks the General Assembly
to aupthorlze the raising Of special
fund at once Of $4,000 for a new
building for Stllman University at
Tuscaloosa, Ala, and other NODDED equip
ment An attendance Of 200 pupils Is
reported for ia. +. Ferguson Wflliams
Industrial College at Abbevlle. S. G..
The committee says 1t has under rs
auspices fifty three colored pastors,
serving SiXty-four churches.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-16
LICENSES HELD UP.
Nina Applications for Saloons are Being
Weighed in the Halnnce by Judge Wit.

.NiHs LOT SalOOHs 1beiHS
Weighed in the Balance BY Judge Witt.
Nine applications for liquor license. all
OF which are contested, remain ungranted
up to this time. In most Of these cases
there is considerable opposition TO the issue
OF the license. and Judge Witt will inquire
into the matter fully before acting. The
names OF those held up and the places
where they desire TO do business arc as fol-
lows:
Il. j. Hogan. NO. II Holly Street.
r. N. Tiller, No. 2 Holly Street
z. II. Sullivan. No. GA South Belvidere
Street.
sivo Funai. No. olo South Second Street.
Charles ". Moseicy. No. eco North First
". j. Warmer. No. 2s4 South First
Street
]. r. Conway. No. 1901 West Cary Street.
l.. ]. Guvernator. No. 1929 West Cary
Street.
c. D. Hu;zler. No. SOS Eas, Broad street.
While II Is not announced that license
vii! not be issued TO these, 1t is known that
they arc being held up. and there Is strong
probability tina, several. IL not all, Will be
refused by tho court. In each case COM
plant has been madc or objection formally
entered to the issue OF the license.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-16
Get Prisoners Back

Governor Swanson yesterday issued
a requisition on the Governor of New
York for one Howard Boyd, a negro,
whe Is wanted In Mecklenburg county
for murder, and who is fugitive from
Justice.
The negro is under arrest at Fishkill
Landing, N. Y,
The Governor honored requisition
from the Governor of Pennsylvania
for Samuel Blair, who is wanted in
Philadelphia for deserving his wife. Ho
was arrested In Manchester, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-16
GROWING BANK
IN NEW QUARTERS

The Bank Of Commerce and Trusts.
one Of the most progressive banks III
the city a State. city and county de-
pository. has taken over tho deposit
accounts Of the Interstate Bank, and
has moved it's headquarters to the MI
tual Building, Ninth and Main Streets,
where it win be better prepared than
ever to care for It's customers.
st has long been the Intention OF the
management of the bank to get Il
prominent location on Main Street, but
nothing attractive enough offered until
this time, The bank will now be in
position to handle Its rapidly growing
business, This speakers we'll for the
progressive young institution. whicn
numbers among It's directorate some Of
the most prominent business men In
Richmond. These are It's officers and
directors:
Oliver J. Sands. president; A r.
Holderby. yice-president Charles A.
Pcple. secretary: o. u. Parrish. cashier
Church Hill Bank; p. =. w. Goodwin
cashier Bank of Commerce.
Directors-A. st. Clair Butler. James
T. Carneal. ]. r. Gordon, H. w. Roun-
tree, Charles u, Wingo, w. G. Camp,
Moses Thalhimer, Jackson Guy. c. C,
Plnckney. James r, Sheppard, NJ. G.
Patterson. G, Watt Taylor. Oliver j
Sands, w. j. Payne, Philip Whitlock,
Emmett Seaton, II. II. EIarwood, Edga,
G. Gum, Charles Hutzler. w. G.
Schmidt, Robert Lecky. Jr., Ii. d. Eich-
olbergor, Jonathan Bryan a. II. llol-
derby, George A.. Schmel2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-16
OFFICER
KILLED AT NOREOLI<
Especial to Tha Timns- nisnntnh

Especial to The Timcs-D lspntch]
NORFOLK, VA. May 15.-George
Moran, Of Baltiomro, and an officer
aboard tho American steamship Kama
Wha, was killed here shortly after mid
night. He was boarding the ship by
climbing up q ladder when he lost his
hold and fell backward on the wharf,
striking on his head. and breaking his
United States Public Health and Marine
Hospital Service.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-16
That Made Milwaukee famous,
states, in which Edward II. Harri-

VI
Harriman's contracts with the
man u the undisputed master.
Rock Island, the Southern Pacific,
the SANTA &c, the Illinois Central
and tho San Pedro road nrc in viO-
lntion of the antitrust net, and the
Attorney-General is recommended
to Drosecute.
Tho purchase of the shares OF
one road by another rond IL an
evil practice, and should be pros
hibitcd by congressional enactment.
There should be new and strlnE-
ent laws against imitation Of &C.
cnritiek such as wnh brought about
by the Alton reorganization which
10 described in emphatic terms.
The profits OF great railroads of
the West are being used to secure
the control of railway systems OF
the Eaht, instead of building more
lines for the development OF the
West.
The document prepared by ATTORNEY
Kellogg and Severance embraces TWEEN
ty-flye pages and Is piece of nervous
absolutely advantageous English, whtc
VIII excite comment oil over the coun
Try !, r: not only among financiers. an
no!oers OF railway securities. bu
among the travelling and shipping pub
nc. only ten copies have been printed
and each member of the commission
mas had ono for some days. There i
no doubt that the commission will issu
Its report In a short time.
It had not been intended to make
public for about q month yet. Thi
was in accordance with the wishes o
the President, who, 1t is authoritative
~ stated. has not tho slightest objec
ton to having the government procee
against Mr.. Hartman personally, bu
does not desire to take steps wl,ic
will have an effect upon business con
dltions little short of disastrous. Bot
the President and members Of til
commission regret that the contents G
the report were allowed to leak out,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-16
COMMISSIONERS GET s1,soo.
Three Members OF Ward Assignment,
Must Make Report by june.

-'1'Nc aecPV1t ny JUne.
Messrs. B. Q. James, G. x. Pollock
ana clyde w. Saunders. who have been
named named by Judge Witt as commission
ers 70 conduct the assignment OF per-
sons !lvins in the wards recently en-
!arsed by annexation to the proper
precincts in such wards, win enter
upon their duties without delay. and
nope 70 be able to complete the work
oeiore the primary in the latter part
81 June. The commissioners Will re-
I've si.eoo, but much Of this will 90
u employ the necessary clerical helm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-16
Personals and Briefs.

Mrs. David T. Yancey who has been
under the treatment OF Or. Stuart Nc
Guire for the past four weeks, Is con-
valescent. and In few days will leave
she win spend the month Of June.
Miss Lula Cairns. who was operated
on at the Retreat for the Sick Tues
day night, Is getting on very nicely.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-16
DIR. GuERRY IS ELECTED
Observation-Disclosures

COLUMBIA, S. c., May 15.-Rev. Will
liam A. Guerry, chaplain OF the Univcr-
sity of the South, Sewanee. Tenn, was
to-day elected Bishop Coudjutor OF the
South Carolina Episcopal Diocese. The
bishop-elect is native Of South Car
DINA, and Is forty-nYo yenrs old.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-16
BRING THEM BACK
Officers Coming To-Duy with Alleged
llugSntsc Thieves.

Detective L. L. Schercr. of the Chess
apeake and Ohio Railroad. and Detec-
tives Bailey and Wren. of the city po-
lice force, are expected back from
alleged baggage thieves. Stein and
Allen. and the formers wife, who have
been trying to prevent for some time
their eXtradition from New York. The
prisoners Will not appear in the Police
Court, as they have already been In
dIcted by the grand Jury.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-16
WRIT OF ERROR GRANTED.
supreme Court Gives George n,,ar..
| Another Chnnca e.S.

Another Chance.
me State Supreme Court vostord,,
E g 9ts writ Of error and supersedeas
IN me case of George Midget. ala :
w whn az sa Johnson; the Alexandria negro
f TI.o t is sentenced to hang on May 24th
in October. 1906. = 0ll'1ttl
ofs smith anI was killed while assisting an
ohleer IN arresting the negro. 81
~ counsel ~ for Midget alleges a num-
court. 1iie rover
The verdict against the condemned
man man was rendered by the Corpora Hon
E s1o OF the city Of Alexandria. in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-16
SALVATION ARMY. I.
Prominent Officers Walt Richmond and
Hold Meeting.

A special meeting was held last
last night in the Salvation Army Hall
by Major. NJ. l.. Barter and Adjutant
officers. There was a large attendance
at the services. and the meeting seemed
to be much enjoyed. Adjutant Core
sang, and an earnest talk was del!v-
cred by Major Barter.
Tho two officers will leave this morn
ing for Newport News, where they will
conduct a like meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-16
Inpe,x Condition Improyed.

Mr., Walter Ingo, who shot himself
in the right breast Sunday night, was
said to be improving last night at the
Virginia Hospital where he was taken
some hours after the shooting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-16
MAY MERGE WITH
STATE LAW LIBRARY.
City Bar Association Meets To<
Day to Consider Committees
Report.

The City Bar Association has been
called to meet at o'clock this after
noon to consider the report Of a spec.
ial comittee affecting the future OF its
library, which is now in tho City Hall
Tho ,comittee named to report on the
advlsability of removing thu library
downtown declare this not to be feasi-
ton loan the State law library is val-
liable bol1s and sell the rest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-16
SEVERELY CONDEMN
HARTMAN S PLANS
CONTINUED from First Page.)

CONTINUED from First PageJ
more roads for the development OF the
West as they should BIO.
Effect on Stocks.
Union Pacific was tho storm centre
OF an attack by traders on the Stock
Exchange to-day on the appearance
of the report OF counsel for the Inter-
state Commerce Commission. Union
Pacific stock jumped nearly four
points before support was Forthcoming,
and the whole list became weak and
unsettled on the news and declined a
point on the average. Southern Pacific
fell off q point, but steadled with good
buying. All railroads holding stock
control Of other lines were adversely
affected by the news. principally Penn
sylvanin, which became weak, After
the first shock of the news had passed
the market became steady ut the de-
cline.
No Report Issued.
WASHINGTON, May 15.-The recon-
mendations of the Messrs Kellogg and
Severance in regard to the Hartman
railroads are not yet accepted and con-
frmed by the Interstate Commerce
Commission. SO that they stand at
present merely as recommendation to
the commission and not the report OF
the committee Itself.
The members Of the commission con-
ferred for an hour this afternoon over
the report from New York that the
Recommendations of Frank B. Kellogg
and c. A. Severance had boon made
public. and then authorized the follow
ing statement:
Their Conclusions.
The conclusions reached by Messrs.
Kellogg s. Severance, compactly ex-
pFessed, are
Railroad competition has been
absolutely abolished In an area
equal to Onc-third OF the UAltcd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-16
ADMITS PLOT TO
MURDER THE GEAR

CONTINUED from First PageO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-16
The Eoresters Installation.

The annual installation Of Fairfield
Lodge No. 6S. i. q. f., took place Mon
day evening. The officers We're in
stalled by District Deputy Grand Mas
ter Stephen Cunningham, assisted by
Grand Marshal S. l.. Berry: Grand
Warden ID. L. Clement: Grand Secre-
tary f. n. keenc; Grand Treasurer H
T. Chamberlain; and Grand Guardian
n. G. Norris. The following were the
officers installed: n. O.. +. q. Savage;
V. G., Fay w. Foss: p. c.. c. a. Lawry;
Sec, +. A. knowlton; Treas, w. W.
Merrill; o. G.. B. +. Racklilf; l. Ct,
Eugene Wyman: r. S. N. c.. ]. H. Me-
Gorrill; l.. S. n. c., b. F.. Smith; Chap.
Charles Jakins: r. S. S.. r. G. Clark
l.. S. S. LafOrest Allen; r. S. V. G., +.
w. Choate; l.. S. V. G., Hiram O'Con-
nor; trustees. d. l.. Gray. AlonZO l..
Jones and G. w. McClintock. After the
work had been completed, splendid
lunch was served. and speeches were
listened to from the visiting members
and brothers. and the occasion was d
most pleasant one
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-16
McCLARY SAYS NO.
Denies Report That He Has Signed
Contract To Train In Europe.

Hartford. Conn, Jan. I'D. j.
McClary the first man to drive har-
ness horse to record faster than two
minutes, denies the report that he has
signed {. contract to go to Europe
to train.
McClary had a fine offer to cross the
water. but has turned it down. He
is very pleasantly located here. having
a profitable business. while his spare
time is occupied with training stable
at Charter Oak.
McClarys foreign offer came from
Isaac Scheisingcr of Austria, but the
principal was a Russian noDlem3n.
The man who made Star Pointer has
no desire to return to the turf as Il
drive. He finds more pleasure and
about as much money in picking up Il
young horse at a moderate price and
developing it into Il high cost speed
marvel. He has had remarkable sue
cess in this line having sold Morning
Star, Joe Pointer. Lord Revelstrokc,
Elastic Pointer, Red Del Vale and Hal
Direct for fancy figures.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-16
GRANGE Meeting.

Considering the very stormy weather
OF Saturday evening. there was good
attendance at the Grange meeting at
which John Scott and Mrs Lila Scott
were given the obligations of the order.
The program of the evening consist
cd of an interesting discussion on the
topic of what is the Most Profitable
Country Life or City Life?' by several
members and this Tas followed by
reading by ArchiG7H. Perry.
Next Saturday evening the officers
elect will be installed by State Master
Obadiah Gardner Of Rockland, in the
auditorium of the Opera house, which
has been engaged for these ceremonies
ami this viii! be followed by banquet
served under the direction of Mrs. K.
w. Lynn. Mrs. E. l.. Fuller, Mrs:
Charles Emery, Mrs. II. A. Dore, Mrs.
Wallace Gray for Hartland and Mrs.
Eli Littlefield for North Hartland. Next
Saturday the so cents to be earned by
individual members for the benefit OF
the Grange building fund will be due
Each member is privileged to invite
one guest to be present at the installa-
ton ceremonies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-16
MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. Jan. 15.-Stocks were lifted
to a higher level today in much the same
labOriouS manner as for several days
past. but the later reaction was more
moderate and left something of the days
gains. Conditions were not much chang
ed from those ruling for some time past.
The feeling towards extensive new stock
issues was shown in the pressure to sell
Chicago & Northwestern. which caused
the acute depression in that stock. The
rally i'll the stock after the official an
nouEcement of the proposed stock issue
was due rather to the moderate amount
of the new capital than to airy change
in the prevailing opinion towards the ten
dency to dilute capital Of railroads. TIL"
stock sold at the lowest late in the day
An effect on sentiment was caused by
the Derccptible pressure on Amalgamated
Copper in spite Of the talk of a probable
increase in the dividend rate at the meet
ing of the directors tomorrow and the
continued strength of the copper market
Reading was a strong feature in spite
of reports of the shutting down OF n
number Of its collieries on account Of the
mild weather and light demand for an
thracite. The principal strength was
shown. however. by st. Paul and the Har-
rirnan stocks. The downward couses of
interest rates continued in this market
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-16
Rebekah Installation.

The annual installation of the officers
of Good Will Rebekah Lodge. No. 50,
took place Tuesday evening. At $50
bounteous supper was served, t.
which large number sat down. II
was an escalloped oyster supper, and
did credit to the committee having it
III charge. The officers were installed
by District Deputy President Maggie
Johnson, assisted by Grand Marshal
Mrs. Elizabeth Ellis. The following
ofhcers were installed: y. G., Grace
T.. Clarke; V. G., Alice P. Marble; Past
Grand, Jennie NJ. Ireland: Rec. Sec
Nesta c. Written; Fin. Sec, Elizabeth
roland; Treas, Clara E. Beane; war
den, Ethel Crawford; conductor. La
dore Written; r. S. n. G., Mable E
Rackliff: l.. S. ~ c., Edith NJ d. Gray:
inside guardian. Ara Woodman; out
sloe guardian, b. r Rackliff; Chap
Maoel Piper; r. S. V. G., Dora
Jacquith: L. S. V. c., Laurie E. Brad
pury; trustees. D. L. Gray, w. J. Brad
pury' Laurie E. Bradbury, Abbie Whit
Ten and Sarah Cotton. There was a
large attendance. and everyone was en-
thusiastic in regard to the fine work
done.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-16
LOOKING FOR BATTLE.
Kid Dufresne Wants to Meet Any Man
Al 118 Pounds.

The sporting editor of the Journal Is
in receipt of q communication from
Kid Dufresne of Lewiston stating tnat
he would like to meet any man at lis
nounds. He would like 4 chance at
some of the Philadelphia clubs. Du-
fresno is the champion Of Maine and OF
Canada at mis- weight and is one of the
fast ones at us pounds. He is no
stranger in this section of the State.
having fought Alex Dugan, over whom
he scored a victory in two rounds. in
this city and Young Chartrain at Hal
lowell. whom he defeated III six rounds.
The following is a complete record of
his battles to date:
Frank Forth. 3 rounds, Lewiston. w.
Peter VerrouX, 6 rounds, Lewiston, W.
Pat Kilroy, 3 rounds, Lewiston. N. ID.
Kid Green. 3 rounds. Lewiston, X.
Fred Mattin, rounds. Lewiston. X.
Kid Mackarose. ] rourd, Lewiston, X.
Frank Forth, rounds, Lewiston, ID.
Kid Douahue rounds, Bath, W.
Young Chartrain, 3 rounds Lewiston
=. d.
Kid Cahill. rounds, Auburn. w.
Eddie Carr. . rounds, Boston, L..
Young Chartrain, 6 rounds, Hal!oWell.
w.
: Kid Douahue, rounds. Portland, -.
Alex Dugan, 2 rounds, Augusta. w.
Kid Donahue 6 rounds, Portland. W.
Kid Dorahue. 10 rounds. Portland. W.
| All lynch. 5 rounds. Quebec. w.
! Young MoTrisette. rounds. Salem. w.
! Young Larrabec, rounds, Bath, w.
Young Chartrain, s rounds. Lewiston
w.
Tom Larrabee, rounds. Lewiston
n. II.
Battling Nelson, s rounds, Lewiston
Elk.
Young Michaud. 1 round. Berlin, n
H.. K.
, Eddy Lcnny. i rounds, Montreal. W.
| Patsey Haley, rounds. Montreal, X.
All Lynch. 10 rounds, Montreal, L. f.
! This record shows but two battles
lost out of a long list, and one of those
was on Il foul. Kid DufreSne'S addreS.
is 10 Lincoln street. Lewiston. Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-16
Boston Produce Market,

Boston. Jan. u.
FLOTR-t-nchangcd: mill shipments,
spring patents 4.:r-6ii.6a
CORN 'nChanged: No. 3 yellow. y.
OATS-F'irmcr; No. !. clipped white, A.
6t43ih.
HAY-Tnct anged: No. /, 211o9.
MILL FEF,D-Quict.
SPRING BI:AN-22 IcTi2S
MINED ErEED-2tM2 20.
PORN-F;rm: medium. 1850.
LARD-Dull: 11A.
BFEF-Firm: whole cattle SIAStSsi
LAMBS-Duil: Siring 1iN12: fail 9I10.
VEALS-Duili 1lGJi2.
Observation-Disclosures: northern 30Gi31.
CHEESF.-Stea1y; York state 1i@Ili3i.
EGGS-Steady; choice 32n3f; western q
M31.
APPLES-Ouiet: No l Baldwins 2.25n
27a
POTATO CS-Firmcr; Green Mountains
90
SUGAR. Steady on basis Of 400 for
Erarulated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-16

Further news concerning the case at
Sangorvillc in which Miss Lenora M.
Woodbury. of Hartland. a teacher in
the rural schools at that place, was
charged with assault and battery upon
one of her pupils has reached here to
the effect that the warrant issued by
the Dover municipal court for her an
rest in all probability never will be
served. 1t seems the case has been
throuShly investigated by Sangervillc
officers and the outcome is that they
feel that they have not suitable
grounds for action against Miss Wood
bury. Miss Woodburys many friends
in Hartland will be gratitied to know
that Sangerville people speak highly OF
her teaching abilities and that with few
exceptions the inhabitants of the neigh
borhoOl in which the school is
located are indignant because Of the
charges against the teacher and it is
also hinted by those who have looked
INTO the matter that the charges were
brought against her because of malice
in a certain quarter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-16

Tho annual parish meeting of the
Universalist church was held Monday
evening at the V"stry. G.. w. Field was
chosen moderator after which the re-
parts of the various officers were read
and accepted. !. +. Harris was elected
secretary. w. II. Wheeler, collector. II.
w Wells. treasurer. The committee
appointed were as follows: executive.
G. F. Alien, NJ. $. Holmes. Hiram Wy
man: music. d. T.. Wheeler, Miss Edith
Roy. Mrs. l.. NJ. Andrews; house, G. H.
BRYANT. c. T.. A. Winslow. II. A. Ben
son; membership. Mrs. G. D. Allen.
Mrs. Ellen WinslOw. Mrs. Laura Fol-
som; visiting; Mrs. G. II. Vinegar.
Mrs. S. NJ. Holmes, Mrs. II. A. Benson.
Mrs J. f.. Harris; treasurer of the
parsonage fund, G.. \. Bryant.