Middletown transcript., 1908-04-25

$4,000 Sweet Potato plants, 2 of the best
varieties at E. ]. STEELE's.
Received 1900 pieces Of wall paper yes.
terday. We carry very large stock Of
paper at low prices.
Mrs. G. W. PETERSON.
Tomorrow morning Rev. John M.
Arters of Wilmington District SupeFin-
tendent of the Anti Saloon Legue will
preach in Bethesda NJ. E. Church and at
St. Pauls NJ. E. Church, Odessa, at night.
The local lodges of Odd Fellows,
knights of Pythias and Red Men will visit
Odessa tomorrow Sunday morning and
attend St. Pauls M. E. Church, when the
pastor, Rev. d. ]. Givan, will preach a
special sermon to the lodgemem The
members are requested to meet at their
respective lodge rooms at $50 o'clock,
where teams will be in waiting to convey
them to Odessa and return.
A leap year dance was given in the New
Century Club room on Monday evening.
Music was furnished by Miss Lena Pleas
anton. Those present were Misses Made.
line Pennington, Lenora Lee, Maud and
Elma Deakyne,, Este!la Beasten, Lenora
Davis and Alice Cochran, Messrs. Irving
Roberts, Taylor Baruett, Clarence George,
Knight Paxon, Albert Donovan, L. Davis,
Woodall Cochran and others.
All persons who desire to take part in
the elections this and next year, must be-
come registered in August. September
or October of this year. There has been
prevalent belief that registration would
not be necessary this year, but reference
to the election laws shows that registra-
ion is required In every even numbered
year. The dates this year will be August
l, Sand l5, September 9 and October II.
No fee is required.
Special Easter services were held in
Drawyer's Presbyterian Church, Odessa,
last Sunday evening. A beautiful song
service, 1.-THE Easter Guest" by Adam
Geibel, was ably rendered by the Sunday
School assisted by an orchestra OF five
pieces. Under the direction of Miss
Martha Evans the church was most artis-
ticalIy trimmed with evergreen, potted
plants and cut flowers, and presented a
most attractive appearance.
A transcript of the town assessment
has been placed in the Middletown Hotel
for the information of citizens. The town
council will sit as board of appeals in
the council chamber Monday, May 4th,
from 8 A. NJ. to IL NJ. and from 2 to 5
o'clock P. NJ, to hear appeals, make cor
rectioils. Now is the time for every citi-
zen to inform himself as to the amount
of town tax assessed to him. Monday.
May fourth, is the time to remedy any
error and the only time that kicking will
amount to anything.
The week preceding Easter was OBJ
served by special services in Drawers
Presbyterian Church Of Odessa. Minis
ters from the neighboring churches in the
Presbytery spoke each evening, Mr. Nc
Bride, of White Clay Creek, Mr.. Rich
ards, of Smyrna, DR.. GilfIlan, of New
ark and DR.. Moore, of MiddIetown. On
Friday evening, a special preparatory
service was conducted by the pastor Rev.
r. L. Hallett, and as result of these
meeting six persons were received by
the session of the church. On Sum
day morning at the regular commun-
ion service these six persons together
with four others who had previously
united, were formally received into full
membership OF the church, making in all
ten additions since the last communion.