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CANADIAN RESORTS.
YOUR SUMMER OUTING

If you are fond OF fishing. canoeing.
camping, or the study of Wild animals
look up the Algonquin National Park Of
Ontario for your summer outing A fish
and game preserve Of 100000 acres, inter-
sperSed With LOO lakes and rivers. is
awaiting you, offering ali the attractions
that Nature can bestOw. Magnificent
canoe trips. Altitude 1000 feet above sea
level Pure and exhilaratlng atmosphere
just the place for a young man to put in
MS summer holidays. An interesting and
profusely illustrated descriptive publica-
ton telling you all about it sent free on
application 10 F. =. DWYER, go Broad
way. New York. \. Y.
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Hobson Lectures at AIIegany.

Special To The Washington Herald.
Cumberland Nd. Aug. 6.-Capt Rich
mond Pearson Hobson lectured twice be-
fore the Allegany Grove Chautauqua to-
day. Edward P. Elliott, of Boston, the
dramatic reader. entertained yesterday.
The Venetian Orchestra rendered g mu-
steal programme.
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HOTEL MoNTicELLo,

Ocean end OF kentucky ave. New throughout. 81
lanfic tlty's largest nuest and best-app0ntod hotel
an moderate prices. Elegant rOoms With baths at
tacatds table and service q highest standard home
iike surroundings literal ownership management
Capacity 500. special rates. SO I'D weekly 81 up
daily fine orchestra. Bookiet- L. Z. EkHOLAE
ASK Nh Foster
tg205r
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DEFER ACTION ON FAIR.
Montgomery Society stu Hopes for
Permission 10 Sell Pools.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Rockville, Nd, Aug. 6.-The board Of
directors of the Montgomery County Agri-
cultural Society held an extended session
to-day, and finally decided 10 defer action
on the question Of holding a fair until
tomorrow morning.
n is understood that the board still has
hopes Of obtaining from the Circuit Court
a license to sell pools at the fair
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DIES OF LOVERS WOUND.
Miss LambertsOn Follows Suicide
swain to Grave.

swain to Grave.
special TO The Washington Herald
Snow Hill. Md, Aug. 6.-Aiiss Bessie
Frances Lambertson, daughter of Mir.
John C. Lamhertson. residing near KY
Grange. aud who was shot BIZ her rejected
lover, Lode Davis, Of Stockton, on the
evening Of June II. is dead, after linger-
ing for almost six weeks since the shoot
ing occurred. Her death resulted from
Inflammation taking place in the bullet
wound IN her head.
Miss LambeTtson lacked only a few
days Of being eighteen years of age.
Davis wanted Miss Lambertson TO
marry him, and when she refused ne shot
her. Then he shot and killed himself
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MAY BECOME BARON'S BRIDE.
Mrs. Russell, OF stanton, Said to
Plan Wedding for Saturday.

Plan Wedding for Saturday.
Special 10 The Washington Herald.
stanton. Va, Aug. st is rumored
here that Mrs. Mary McGavock Russell.
formerly of Staunton, will be married TO
Baron Christian Won Metz on Saturday
next IN New York.
Mrs Russell is the daughter of the late
Col Edward J. AIcGavock. of Nashville,
Tenn, and the widow of Capt Carcus d.
Russell. She is a wealthy and beautiful
woman and is well known in New York
and Washington.
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VIRGINIA RESORTS,

NATIONAL H0TEL-Modern couYenispces; negly
furnished: superior table, freestone water splen-
did sceneTy, air, fishing and driving two biocxs
from depot DOVEL x JENKINS. PropriefGrs
Harris0nburE. Va Bjd&S-9t
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OCEAN VIEW dear HorioIk), VA.
THE BREAKERS.

OCEAN VIEW VA
How 70 get there; fake Ocean NieT Express Il
Granny sud Main SIS Norfolk Va. 10 Ocean Eiez
transfer 70 Cottage car &c door of The Breakers
opposite Old PCirt Comfort Ses-iOod table Jas
PASS o5or 20 exposition grounds every ten mI1uces
Eor further information zadrtss Alrs. 81 Z. CAhllL
Tie Breakers. OCEAN YieW Va
MAS vi In. then Il
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FORMER DANvILLIAN SUICIDE.
J. w. Rsiney Drinks CarbOIic Acid
I'm LyncIiburg Boarding House.

SPECIAL 10 Tie Washington Herald
Lynch0uTg, Va. aug. I'll ". Ralney,
aged forty-iye committed suicide in his
room Ia a Ninth street clearinghouse
this morning by drinking two ounces OF
carbohc acid He died few minutes
after being discovered by his wife
Drink is ascrihed as the cause Of his
suicide. Rainey had been employed In a
clothing store here for several months
having come from Danviile
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For Civil Service Examiners.

Arrangements are being made by the
United States Civil Service Commission
to open "a branch Office in the post-ofice
building In this city IN the next few
weeks The rooms are now being fur
nished and viii be ready for use By Sep
TENDER T. when an examination for ap-
pOintment in the Internal Revenue Service
viii be held. 1t is expected that there
after examinations VIII be held here at
frequent Intervals. thereby relieving the
Washington headquarters. which were
said 70 be in need Of more room.
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CARDINAL GIBBONS NOT WELL.
COnceIs Engagement to Visit James
town Exposition Tomorrow.

speciai to The Washington Herald.
Baltimore Aug. cardinal Gibbons
has Cancelled his engagement to take part
in the knights of Columbus Day cere-
monies at the jamestown Exposition
Thursday. owing to a sIlght indisposition.
lie expects 10 remain in Baltimore TO
rest for a few days, after which he hopes
to go 10 southampton, Long Island 10
spend the remainder OF August The
Cardinal is able 10 move about, and
speaks lightly of his illness.
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RICHMOND cottage.

hthJlNlA BEAtns A.
Fronting Atlantic Ocean Excellent surf Bathing.
Exceilent Table All kinds Of Sea FOOD
Rates S 20 81 ! week Special Terms u Parties
Within short ride o. Exposition Cars leave door
ever half hour.
Address for further particulars
MISSES HUNTER AND LLOYD.
i5I--w&Sst
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WELDON COTTAGE

VIRGINIA BEACH. Va.
Located Immediately os the Occan. Free shower
bath privileges Finest sun Bathing Excellent
Meals With Rooms from SO 10 81 week.
UlIH&S-G MISS Z. Il POLLOCK
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EvERlTT COTTAGE
VIRGINIA. BEACH. "a.

NEAR INFANT SANATORICM Nice rools
cool and breezy. Clean bcds. Uprt0-dats table Ssa
iood SPECIALITY near the srL T. o. and depot. cars
pass the d0ar sven 50 minutes. Rates s 10 SO per
week Give re Elal. : ~ EFEKlTE
III S&w-St
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WILLOUGHBY BEACH HoTEL.

AlLLOUGHBI Bach, "a.
Special rates fcT Washington people while VISITING
toe jamestown Expositloz- American pan, S pr
dag and up. Take Ocean NlsE boat fr1In Old PoinE
Comfort, cars marked -0d Point Exrress' % az
NiiieughbY Beach local fTOcl NOr0lk Fiae boating
and fishing Dancing and music from 70 4 80 "a
:els-deZS,n H. s PARKER Manager
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Owing 10 a delay in arranging for a
suitable place for ownerless dogs, the
crusade which the police were to open
to-day against stray CANNES has been
postponed. Just as the mayors order
was about to be put into effect it was
discovered that there was no available
place in which TO corral the animals. II
is said that place VIII be provided near
the city Jail.
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MARYLAND RESORTS.
OCEAN CITY.

LARGE ROOMS. WITH EXCELLENT BOARD,
s. Per day. s. 10 SO per week. Sea Cscst Cottage
0Ceap City. Nd. Mrs. ANNA B. SHOWELL.
auAH
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ALL NEW But THE NA9IE.
New Hotel IsIesworth.

IN the Heart Of Atlantic City.
Overlooking the Boardwalk and Steel Pler 100
Newly FURNISHED Rooms, suite and single Baths
Nith ses water connexions. Our patrons our refer
ence. Ne psease yQu Booklets and rates for the
asking VA. HI4AN. PropT. W. L. GREEN.
Mgr
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ATLANTIC CITY.
ATLANTIC CITY.
HOTEL JACKSON,
Directly Opposite Steel Pier.
FIREFRooE.
Virginia Avenue and the Beach.

American and Eur pcan plans. Rooms with bath.
Finest CAFE in the city &55 PSF day and up.
81 . Der week up American plan. Also la earle
service. Fun orchestra. JOHN CRUISE.
fv3{w&gIIt
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small regiment stretched around the cor
ner OF Thirteenth and E streets for sev-
erai feet Absolute order was maintained.
however, and the boys marched up the
stairs with all the regulation Of a trained
body OF soldiers. Every seat in the big
gallery was occupied, as well as every
available inch Of standing room. The boys
seemed to take as much interest in the
beautiful Dolly Warden" opera as they
would in a thrilling melodrama. Every
number in the two big acts was eneored
again and again, and several members of
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-07

Judge Thomas ". Harrison, Of Win
chester, viii arrive here tomorrow to
preside over a portion % the August term
OF the Alexandria Corporation Court He
was designated for that service by GOV.
Swanson. owing TO the fact that Judge
Barley deemed 1t improper for him 10
sit at the hearing Of certain cases on the
docket for this term.
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Cravarches Cottage.

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va.
FRONTING THE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
II direct touch With the Exposition Grounds hy
Trains aud Trclieys Modern conTenience. Desirable
beach location Reasonable terms. Corresponding
solicited
MRS. n. S. Cosby. PrOp4ietress.
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The Alexandria Athletic Association
baseball team will play a game on the
old fair grounds next Saturday afternoon
with the Dolphins, OF Baltimore.
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Hotel LAEAYETTE
SUMMER RESORTS.

The Atlantic City Office of The WAsHINGToN HERALD
the Bartlett Building Of Atlantic and North Carolina avenues
where advertisements be inserted regular office
H. S. WALLACE Special Representative
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In the Corporation Court to-day Judge
Barley signed a decree in the case Of
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-07

Catherine Makeley against Mary l. Make
ley appointing Robert II. Cox trustee,
and referring the matter to II. Noel Gar
ner, special commissioner, for report.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-07

Salt is so cheap IN the United States
that II is difficult 10 realize that it was
ever one of the highest-priced articles
OF food elsewhere In many Of the
older countries II has beer one Of the
most heavily taxed commodities. Italy
new maintains monopoly in salt. and
no citizen is allowed to make it from sea
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-13

Meetings tonight:
Blacksmiths Helpers. Labor Temple.
Plumbers, local rs. Labor Temple.
Central Labor union, Labor Temple.
Carpenters District council. Labor Tenn
pie.
Linemen. local 26s. l62 weybosset street.
ANNUAL SMOKER.
There was good attendance at the
smoker and entertainment given by the
Providence branch OF the Buffers and
Polishers' union held Wednesday night
In their hall, IS North Main street. At
the meeting held before the smoker four
new members were initiated and a num-
ber OF applications received. At the
smoker Lawrence A. Grace, secretary Of
the Central Labor union, and president
Of the Teamsters' Joint council. and Mr..
w. II. Johnston OF the Machinists union
were the principal speakers.
CENTRAL LABOR BODY.
The meeting OF the Central Labor union
will be held tonight and promises to be
an interesting session. II is expected that
delegates from the Commercial Telegra-
piers union and delegates from the Metal
olishers will. apply for admission and
affiliation. A full attendance of delegates
is expected
BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL.
One OF the shortest meetings on record
OF the Building Trades council was held
last evening In Room 10. Labor Temple
Only routine business was considered. FL
nal action on Labor day matters was
deferred until after the meeting OF the
Labor day committee on Tuesday next
INSURANCE AGENTS
At the regular meeting OF the Insurance
Agents to be held next Friday evening
the meeting will be thrown open to non
union members and a smoker will be held
at which L. A. Grace, representing the
central body. will be one OF the speakers.
MACHIN1STS' EXECUTIVE BODY
At the meeting OF the executive board
OF the Machinists' union held last evening
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-13
OLNEYV|LLE.
Created Disturbance on Car--Look-
ing for Thomas Mahon-Boy's Are
Injured-Pretty Piece of Work.
manship - Suspicious Characters
Picked Up-Other Locals

or hospital officials had got no word OF
such an accident
Michael Massinan is having extensive
alterations made to his store at l71S West
minister street one Of which Ia an entire
new front and display window.
Mrs. Charles Mclaughlin OF Mystic.
Conn, and Mrs. w. B. Robinson OF New
York city are the guests OF Mr.. and MIS-
James Lamb at their residence on Hud-
son street.
Thomas Harlow of 4s Piainfield street Is
with a number of his friends camping
cut ut Maswamisout Lake.
Charles McKenna. clerk at the Union
Paelfe Tea company, is confined 10 ms
home on Laarei Hi avenue by illness,
Tho funeral Of Margaret. wife OK the
late David Haddican, will be held at the
residence OF her son-in-law. William
Hunt, rs Vermont avenue, Johnston. 10.
morrow morning at $50 o'clock and will
be followed with a service at st. Thomas
Catholic church at 8 o'clock
Samuel A. Owens reported to the police
yesterday afternoon that a rubber plant
valued at IS, had been stolen from his
yard.
Mrs. John Sullivan OF s Appleton street
who underwent an operation at the Fhode
Island hospital few days ago. 10 report
ed as doing nicely.
Tony Kennedy OF the comedy team OF
Kennedy and Evans. now at the Imperial
theatre, 10 a we'll known resident OF this
section.
Patroimen Q. J. Byron and Charles
Campbell OF the Chaffee street station are
enjoying their annual vacations,
Mr., Thomas Hogan has returned 70 Ms
homo on Marvin street from New York
city
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-13
SPREE is TO COST
KEEGAN TIDY SUM

Patrick f. Keegan. Il years old. said to
have done no work for a year. but spends
most OF his time in Eddy street saloons on
the Sd, while rinking. got into COM
pany with Joseph Ashcroft and both be-
came considerably under the influence OF
liquor. During the day Keegan stole SIS
from Ashcroft, and alone continued hil
spree.
He set them up for the boys, paid his
landlady 81 on account and bought him
self good strong pair OF shoes. and in
various ways, disposed OF the money.
couple of days after the theft Ash
croft reported II to the police, and In
spector Godfrey soon got information that
Keegan had been spending a record sum
OF money for him and soon connected him
with the theft.
In court this morning Keegan was fined
$50 and costs.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-13

I In their hall, Labor Temple, matters OF
general interest affecting the situation
was discussed. The relief committee made
report OF moneys received and expended.
They reported conditions as favorable and
that the outlook was promising. Business
Agent Johnson aroused the enthusiasm OF
the meeting during his report, which
showed the situation well In hand. A COM
mittee was appointed to purchase hand
some wreath TO be sent TO the family OF
their late brother. William F. McVey.
who died yesterday at the Rhode Island
hospital from injuries received at the
Queen Dyeing company's plant
The picket reported that quite a large
number OF strike-breakers had been re-
turned and that matters in that line were
favorable.
FAL LRIvER cARDERs.
At its meeting last night the Carders'
association decided to send a complete
delegation to the U. T. w. OF A. con-
vention The president, secretary and
treasurer are delegates BY virtue of their
office. and two other delegates will be
chosen at the next monthly meeting from
the following three nominations: James
Wilding, Nellie Murphy and Lora Emple-
ton. The reports OF the treasurer. secre-
tary and auditor were read and accepted.
John ]. Joynt. Jchn Barnes and James
Platt were elected to the executive COM
mittee for term OF IL months.
FALL RIVER SPTNNERS.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Spinners association was held last night.
Reports were submitted by the secretary
treasurer auditors and G. l.. Y. dele
gates. Henry Ironfield. George Taylor,
William Yates and James Corbett were
elected members OF the executive commit
tee. Henry Stringer was elected chair
man Henry Ironield and John NORM
were elected delegates TO attend the Mule
Spinners' convention. The president and
secretary-treastrer are Delegates by vir-
tue OF their Office. The president and sec
retary-treasurer were chosen as delegates
to attend the " T. w. of A convention.
to be held in this city. Oot Is. II was
voted to donate the sum of SIS 10 the tele-
graphers who are out ON strike.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-13
OFFICER BROKE UP AN
ATTEMPT TO ROB STORE

Patrolman w. Mckenzie OF Station 1
last night Interrupted an evident attempt
to rob the periodical store Of Jose Meluc-
ci at 10 Fountain street. As he was ap-
preaching the store he saw two men leave
the doorway and run down a side street.
The officer followed. but last sight OF
the men. He then returned to the store
and found broken key and -eyidences
that the lock had been tampered with.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-13
Roy GOING TO SCHOOL
STRUCK BY CAR

Frank Romagnano. II years old, who is
said to be hard Of hearing while on his
way to school this morning was Knocked
down by Hartford avenue and Charles
street car while In front of 44s Broadway
and received a scalp wound. which was
dressed by DR. Bradshaw of the Rhode
Island hospital. who happened TO be on
the car.
The boy lives at 500 West Exchange
street The car was in charge OF Motor
man Joseph Riley and Conductor william
j. Weltham.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-13
PAWTUCKET FOLKS TO
PAY MORE FOR MILK

At the meeting which II held last night
the Retail Milk Dealers association Of
Pawtucket practically decided to charge
milk
This decision was not actually arrived
at during the meeting, but from state
ments made by members after H. the
dealers are to pay 80 cents per can in
stead OF A at present, and this means
that the price to the consumers will soon
be cents a quart, instead OF Z. the pres
ent price.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-13
THIEF ROBBED ROOM;
TOOK WATCH DOG

A thief yesterday not only entered the
room OF Joseph Dozier and stole tothing.
but also took away Dozier's bull dog left
in the room TO guard II from thieves
The house where Dozier lives is at 8
Angle street and the thief not only took
the watch dog but two suit cases which
he packed with clothing valued at SIS.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-13
HASKINS THREW COAL;
FINED FOR ASSAULT

Nathan Haskins. 81 years old. driver of
coal team, yesterday was annoyed by a
crowd of boys. and threw lump of coal
into the crowd and II struck Max wino-
grad on the head, making a slight scalp
wound.
AS result, Harkness. IN the district
court this morning was fined $40 and
costs for assault. The police gave Has
kins n good reputation.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-13
WINDSTORM TORE
ROOF FROM CAR

Reading. Pa. Sept. l3.-Passengers on
the Reading express train for Fottsville
had a remarkable experience yesterday af-
ternoon. six miles north of this city, when
the train. going 30 miles an hour. ran into
a windstorm whdch tore of the roof OF one
car and sent thrill Of excitement through
the passenger train.
Just betore the train rushed into the
cloud n became as dark as night and rain
foil In torrents.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-13

Rear Admiral Willard Herbert Bownson of the United States
Lyons NJ " July 845 He graduated from
academy with high honors 1866 Admiral Brownon
married Miss Isabella King Roberts July He gradually
up through naval grades becoming captain
March 1900 He has been closely associated with the Naval Acad
regime being there from 1872 until 1875 He
Rio de anero Brazil during the revolution
country which changed from empire republic This
1858 1894 He commanded the Yankee during the
Spain made superintendent of the Naval Academy
n Nov. g. 1902
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-13
IN THE FIELD
g. OFLABOR

should addressed
Labo tor New
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Watch and Clothing Stolen

Blanche Rollins reports that her house
at lss Clifford street was recently ran
sacked and that three shirtwaist and a
were stolen.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-07-26
Miss Amanda Clement, of Hud-

Miss Amanda Clement, of Hud-
son. advertised as the famous lady
base ball umpire, was engaged to UNI
pire the three games in this city the
past week. She was delayed in tran
sit" SO that she missed the game Fri
day but oficiated at the games Satur.
day and Tuesday. As the famous"
lady umpire, she is a grand success
could hardly be otherwise as she is
the only one in the field. AS a base
ball umpire, she is not up 70 standard
Her decisions may be, and we believe
they are, impartial, but some OF them
are very rank, especially in calling
balls and strikes.
The Sport Day at 1roquois Mon,
day proved a grand success so it is
reported by those in attendance.
Over 100 tickets were sold at this
station to those taking the early morn
ing train for 1roquois. Others from
this locality drove to that town. The
two games of base ball were well
played and interesting. Madison de-
feated Willow Lakes and Artesian
defeated Washington Springs.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-07-26
EAsT END srEMs.

Miss Ole Hagen arrived from Chi
cago the latter part of last week and
is visiting at the home of her aunt
Mrs. Ole Larson.
Mrs. Lewie Larson, of Deuel. coun-
ty visited at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Austad.
Mrs. Olaf Larson and children are
visiting at the home Of Brade Austad
this week.
Mrs. Fred Wetterberg is enjoying
a visit from here sister, Alice Thors-
ness.
Last Sunday morning occurred the
death Of Peter Thompson at the hos
pital in Arlington. The deceased
had been in poor health for some time
and left his home to take treatment
at the hospital IN Arlington some
three weeks ago. where he was until
the time Of his death. Mr.. Thompson
\ q one Of the early settlers in Kings
bury county and was about fifty. two
years Of age. The funeral was held
at the Whitewood Lutheran church
last Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Devine
conducted the services at the house