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The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-10
Returns of Election.

State of Louisiana, Parish of Lafou
| che.
| Be Il remembered, That, |. the un
dersigned chairman of the Paris
/ Democratic Committee for Lafourch
parish, did this day repair to tin
Courthouse of said parish, for th
purpose of compiling the returns sen
in By the Commissioners of Election
at the several polling places in sald
parish, of election held therein on til,
18th, day of September, 1903, for Rail
road Commissioner for the Second Rail
road District, agreeable to the laws
OF this state and IN pursuance of the
proclamation of His ExceIiaDcy, Jar
ed Y. Sanders, Governor of the state
OF Louisiana, and of the State Central
COMMITTEES, and than and there hav-
ing Arrived we proceeded 10 the pres
enee OF Messrs. j. Louis Aucoin.
Philip ] .Aacoin and L.sV. Azemar,
Witnesses known TO me and hereunto
required and qnaIi1ed electors 81
This parish, and = many others Who
have chosen 10 attend. ia tOmDile aaid
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-10

We have all seen the person
| in the small town who felt
that he was too large or i'm
portant for the place; and
was always dissatisfied; who
was constantly criticizing the
| in which he lived, saying
there was nothing going ON
there. he could never get any,
thing he wanted at the place,
and always finding fault with
somebody or something's. In
speaking of such people, the
following from the Earlvllle
Ill. Leader, certainly is a
true picture and to the point:
What is more disgusting
than to have some Ill bred
g n of a sea- cook say that
he can scarcely endure life in
a little or small city? People
say that there is nothing to
see or nothing to do and they
are annoyed. Sucn people as
a rule have not enough brains
to be a factor in a village of
two or three people. They go
into a store and stick up their
nose and say you never can
get anything in this town"
they, as a rule have to get
trusted for what they get and
anything is toe, gooafor them.
They forget that Lincoln was
born in a log cabin and grew
to manhood ia a very DESC
late country, but that he
made every place that he
ever visited historical. Brains
will make any locality, large
or small, interesting. Louis
Agassiz, the naturalist pass
ed one session in his back
yard and wrote a book Of his
observation that will be ap.
preciated by all future gene
ration.
Nothing is the fault Of 4
town. The people who think
they ire too big for It are, az
3 matter of fact, too small.
II the town is slow, contrib
ute something to It to give it
fame, or keep still.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-10
The State of Louisiana
10Th Judicial District Court-Parish OF
Lafourche.
Charles D. Breaux, VS.. No. $685., Arthur
Breaux ct ais.

Il
Notice is hereby given that by virtu
and in pursuance of an order and con
mission for sale issued out of the Hor
orable Twentieth Judicial Distric
Court, Parish of Lafourche, State @
Louisiana, in the above entitled an,
numbered action, and to me directed
authorizing and requiring me to sell 70
the purpose of partition between tn
plaintiff and the defendants, the hereil
described property, owned in fndivisiol
by them, will, on
SATURDAY, November Z, 1905,
on the premises, in the Parish Of La
fourche, in the Town of Lon gueville, or
the right descending bank OF Bayou
Lafourche, about twenty-five miles be-
low the Town Of Thibodaux, between
| the hours of eleven O'Clock in the fore
noon and o'clock in the afternoon, -oi
the said day. proceed to sell at public
auction to the last and highest bidder
for cash, the following described prop.
erty, to-wit:
l. Acertain tract Of land or town lot
situated in the village OF Longueville,
Parish OF Lafourche, on the right des-
cending bank Of Bayou Lafourche, st
shout twenty-twom miles below the Town
OF Thfbod2ux, said lot measuring seven-
ty-five (75) fest, more or less, 'front.' on
Barat4ria Street, BY one hundred and
ten fll0) fest, morn OF less, IN depth,
and a composed of the eastern portions
ct lots numbers three and four, 81 block
% square number twenty three, As per
DHemecourt, on December 26, 1886;
bounded east by property now or form
erly belonging to Joseph Rivet and
west by property now or formerly be-
longing to DIR. John Gazzo. south By
Barataria street, and north by the east
ern portion of lot number two of said
block or square; together with all the
improvements thereon,
2. A certain tract OF land or town lot
situated in the villxge of Longueville,
parish OF Lafourche, on the right des-
cending bank of bayou Lafourche at
about Twenty-Five miles below the
town of Thibodaux, said, lot measuring
Seventy-fiye (75)feet front, more or less,
on Lafourche street. by q depth of One
Hundred and ten (1l0) feet, more or less,
and is composed of the eastern portions
of lots numbers One and Two of said
block or square number Twenty-Three,
D'Hemecourt, on Dec. Is, 1885; bounded
east by property now or formerly be-
longing to Joseph Rivet, south by prop
erty herein above described, west by the
western portions of lots numbers One
and Two, and north by Lafoarche street
with all the buildings and i'm
prOvement thereon.
3. A certain tract of land or town lot
situated in the village of Longueville, |
Parish of Lafourche. on the right des-
cending bank Of bayou Lafourclle,
said lot measuring seventy-five (751 feet,
more or less, front on Lafourche street, |
oy . depth OF One Hundred and Ten |
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-10
Important Item.

E.. scheme of life" said a
you ady to a well-known
doctor Of philosophy. .'seems
hardly worth while. On the
whole, I have come to the con
clusion that the game is not
worth the candle. y
THAT depends that de
pends!" and the gray-haired
sage shook his head.
Upon WHAT"
"That depends upon what
You want to do by candle
light Judge.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-10
Associate Justice Edward D. White

Associate Justice Edward D. White
81 the United States Supreme Court
louislana's most eminent juris is as
here Oh his annual visit to his native
S..lr. Judge White arrived from
Washington Yesterday morning, and
after briet visit today TO bis Old
plantation home, tn Lafourche Parish,
be will return to the Capital, in order
y be there when the Supreme Court
convenes Monday morning.
During his brief stay il the city the
distinguished Louisianian was the
guest OF Maurice Stern, atIhis home.
IN ST. Charles Avenue Judge White
and Mr.. Stern are old friends and the
latter was among his early clients,
tvAn before he was elected to the
Unite1 States Senate
Judge White usually comes here
about lnis time every year to look over
his Louisiana business interests ana
consult his managers ana agents.
Colonel Thomas Beary, President and
Manager of the Abby Hyland Plant
ing Company, of Lafourche, who also
manages the E. d. White Plantation,
as well as the Lafourche Sugar Retin-
cry, which is also owned by Judge
White, came down to the city Mon
day to meet the Supreme Court just
Ire, and they will leave fpr Lafourche
this morning. --Picayune Oct. Z.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-10

AS an instance, Wanamake1
of Philadelphia recently al.
vertised for 1000 men to tear
down an old building. Over
5000 responded and fought
each other to get in the front
line, and the police had diff
ficulty in controlling the i'm
mense multitude of men seek
ing work to provide forsstarv-
ing families.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-10
a Dead One.

as
Stranger tbs Mr. Browns
house.
Kid YEP.
Stranger Are ron his son?
Kid Uh-bnh
Stranger We'll where's your
father?
Kid Went down to tn cemetary
bout an hour ago
Stranger ben do you expect him
hack?
Kid Don't hardly expect him back
at aIl. He's went q staY.-Ci Cleveland
Leader.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-10

Notwithstanding the eff
forts of the Republicans to
hide it from the world there
is no doubt but that there are
thousands upon thousands OF
men out of employment in the
North and East, and this fact
is not going to do the Repub-
licans any good when the No
Vember election comes around.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-10

A good many people seem to be sore
and disappointed at the shortness OF
the cotton crop, and still the price is
sinking to :. very low level. 1t would
be God-send to this country If the
b oil weevi:s, low prices and several
other aftlcauons were to drive it home
to the farming interests that DIVERSE
ficaiion and not cotton, must be res
orted to The idea is TO raise living
and have cotton for the Injuries OF
life. But it seems that we must bn
driven TO it by dire necessity
Naichtoches Times.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-10

Mrs. E. G. Rchichaux had The
pleasure, on Thursday, OF entertain
ing the following members OF the al
iernoon Euchre club.
Mechanics i. II. Meyer, Th1s Riviere
Thec. n"p'p. LOUIS RiTiere, Octave
Toups, H. MoIaison, FL. R. Dnpre
James NcCnIia, } A. Nacuin, Z. g
Robichaux, and ". S. Lafa,gue.
P,lzes wee awarded as follows:
1st Mrs, I'll. Mola'son, End. Mrs.
Theo. Duple, booty Mrs L. Z. Mey.
or.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-10
EFT Cd r. = "a.
a The Kind YGg Have Always Bought
Signature ~ AzyNzEe<
h I<L|. I'd /EL<SAIZe

Chairman Coignet, of the Parish
Democratic Committee, is in receipt
of a, communication from the Louisi-
ana member Of the National Demo-
cratic committee inviting subscriptions
to The National Democratic Campaign
fund. Those who wish to contribute
NAV remit TO Mr.. Coignet, who will
zee that the funds reach the proper
hands.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-10

Rooms s. IN. am. Mon,s pa,a,o
-, $3.50. .o
- sss's'.'ss,s. = '.aioulsne.
h' ooaaa ~, Yet. 4th. 1908
y nereass ~ slss 81 me loss sus-
.alned oy anls oclat'on 10 the
neatn s. oar 3 mo brother mem;
osI, S. esss ~ !. eI1sa eosa, arg lne
80 3 8 aeuey nis Ismliy'
mo 3,
3 'ie1eas' 81 we vs. mummy DOW to
" nanaases 81 s1oo ana sincerely
synpa.n'ze WIN me family OF our de-
cs'ased olosnet, yer We cannot refrain
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-10
FOR Sale.

al fine Waltharn Piano, just from
the factory, Built ike watch, just
the thing for this climate.
On exhibition at DR.. Smiths drug
Store.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-10

Mr.. e j. Parrios, police juror of
the Fourth Ward. was prominent
visitor in town this week.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-10

Hon. Fl. n. CnuIon, and Chas. y.
Coulon were visitors tn Lockpost last
week.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-10
Trespass Notice!

The public is hereby notified that
hunting, 6sb,nge moss-picking. trap
ping and otherwise trespasslng, IS
positively prohibited on any and all
our lands, under the penalty OF the
law.
n. j. LurcHER AND OTHERS.
IhB8aT. s-,rr BRe
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-10
Notice
- - - - y

No hunting is allowed on Acadia
Plantation.
VIII. PRICE.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-10
NOTICE

No hunting is allowed on Rienzi
and Webre Plantations.
I4evert & Morvant.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-10

This Bank is pleased to place at the disposal of
its customers the facilities gained during fifteen
years OF continuous service and growth
New-York tribune., 1908-07-06
esrrTY DEVICE TESTS
nuzyCE FOR ALL Makes.
nsc to Conduct Contest to MINI
u;y. .Streetcar Accidents.

c.-rsc. Commission will conduct tests
1ne and wheel guards suitable for use on
Of -sF,oad. within the next three months at
sre. re.-.1 Electric Works. at Schenectaoy ana
the .bons OF the Westinghouse Electric ano
81 ". .--i,v Company. at Pittsburg. The COM
Nsnuis0l,, ~, sa,.c. a standard for the safety de-
mission ..~ort 70 lessen the mortality caused'
vices ~ .,-,v devices now in use in this and other
cites. -, =, ,e,d AZ Schenectady prob
lne ,r IN September. and will be followed by
SEE o. f. pedod OF ten days. Tests at Pitts
eI iii follow a month, later 1t is expected that
puie ~-o-, ali over this country. as well as from
lln's ., countries. Will be represented and nave
E0roie11 1..one there for practical demonstration
thel " -, ara The outcome OF the first years
1nes. =, che commission. which after few
..., .shulation Of the accidents occurring
me- ~ :, ,he transit lines appointed special COM
o. ., safety devices. the duty OF which was
s.-.s. come means better TO protect the lives
travelling public. When the commission
Of tne - 1,rv 1907 IL became possible first
so- public body 10 ooi-e0'
s,,.. in this city
"a ,-ss found that the railroads were kining OH
:, -.he rate OF forty to fifty month, While
49,, "a. n, those injured ran up into alarming pro-
u ..,s In the last six months of 1907 the NUMBER
- persons killed totaled 25s
=, -. commission appointed subcommittee on
.A s-4ces consisting OF A W. McLimont, the
,ss,on's electrical engineer; Daniel L. turner.
-, engineer OF the transit inspection bureau ana
Dasgett chief of the accident bureau.
-. Committee found that about all the ACCIDENTS
- - dus 10 imperfect tenders or wheel guards
- commission decided 10 have the tests held at
n-.c+asv and Pittsburg. because those points
- ss,riv central for manufacturers IN all parts
-. Company. and the General Electric Works
". .he Westinghouse works had the necessary
s ,-s,. for conducting the tests under the best
nnssihle conditions
p--,ies viii be used the largest one weighing
-r.,5s 70 represent full sized man; another
-.s.,,e 1a pounds. to represent a youth. and the
.~a,1sst weighing 50 pounds, TO represent
.us Ten different tests with each dummy VIII
- ,.u.d for including upright posture facing
-. ,s- and away from II; upright posture with
-. .s6e Of the body toward the car; the position
!. ling On the track in various attitudes, and
,r.,r elong the rail with head and arms In dan
-.-ans nositions II is expected that the test at
ss.,sctsdv will take about ten days, and that
:. r.shure some shorter time. as there are fewer
.-rtacfurers in the West than in the East
n-,-,nent railroad men and engineers from vari-
-. ns-+s Of the country will be present
New-York tribune., 1908-07-06
STUDENT MEETING ENDS.
Nuthfeld Conference a Success
O1er One Thousand Attended.
rRv Telegrarh 70 The Tribune. J

East Northfeld Mass. July 5.-The twenty-tnlro
session Of the Northhed students conference closeo
tonight with an address by Robert E. Speer' or
New York A special meeting held for men
interested in foreign Enission work, at which twenty
FIVE men said they had decided to be missionaries
result Of the conference. At the sunset meet
irg on Round Top. beside the grave or D. L.
Moody who founded the conference. the delegates
tod how the conference had impressed them
Ned" Carter formerly a well known Harvard
athlete took the Craftsmanship for John r. Mott'
vino has sailed for Scotland 10 attend the meeung
Of the worlds committee on the Young Mems Chris
rsn Association. The principal speakers were the
Rev. Dr.. Charles E. Jefferson, Of New York; the
Eey. Roswell Bates of Newport; A. P. Stokes. sec
rsisry Of Yale University. and Professor Hugh
Black. Of Union Seminary.
Harvard won the Titus baseball cup, Dartmouth
Ton the track meet and 3 E. Harris. Of Dart
mouth, the tennis championship.
The registration was over one thousand. repre-
ssntlg one hundred and seventy schools and col
ieges
New-York tribune., 1908-07-06
PROPOSALS.


s-ATED BIDS OR PROPOSALS VIII %
received by the Board OF water SnPPly.
', tbe offce OF the board. No 2A9 Broao%
[-ay New YORK Room slO, nlntn ho9rs
rnrii n a. m on July %. i9OS. tor 80
corsrruction cf a portion % the CaesNs
Aous1u~t consisting Of about Ga niles 9S.
rIsfr concrete conduit known as cur anu.
cover aqueauct. II feet nigh BY - lee.
inches wide. and about 3 40 feet q suHns$ ms
~ feet hfSh by iS feet inches vice, -
me bvdrauiic gradient and known as F-aS -
t,,rDaf situated west OF the Hudson riF7r
IN the south side of E,sopus creek vsIsSs
- tbs towns OF Olive and Marb!etown. Os-
ste- County, New YORK ,.s,,,
At the above place and time t1e oios VI
he nubllclv opened and read Ihs award
~ tie contract 10 awarded. VIII be made
ss coon thereafter as prac5ieanle- Fanlpr-~'
Iets CONTAINING information for biddersf
T,r,, ~ contract specifications. etc. ana
,,r,nrIsrs % contract drawings can he Oo-
tsins5 At Room 1918 at the above address
~, srpositing the sum of ten collars SID
- Zach paulphlet or twenty dollars SOD
~ sarh set tc insure their return IN ac--
esntahIs condition within thirty days nom
ne date on which Bids are 70 be opened
For further particulars see CITY Record
JOHN \. BENS FL. PRESIDENT
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
CHARLES A. SHAW
Commissioners OF the Board cf Wat1<
supply.
THOMAS HASSETr. Seereta tary.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-06
THANKS FOR CHEER.

The clothing sent from the Office for the nursery
Children at the Little Mothers auxiliary in Brook
lyn was gratefully received Tho chairman writes
Owing to the unusual distress of the last winter
many mothers have been unable to provide any
thing for their babies so abject has been the pow
erty. The luncheon we provide for the children
has been in many cases, the only substantial meal
they have had
Mrs. Underhill much pleased with her gift OF
raffia. There is still to distribute
reduced gentlewoman in Connecticut, who Is
crippled with rheumatism and received some tenn
porary help from the emergency fund. writes:
IT thank God for the many kind friends He has
given me- and each night when count the bless
ings Of the day I find they many have but
little room for any trouble I thank you for your
Sunshine gift for 1t will help me to have soms
things that I could not have had otherwise"
Miss Kate Lunan OF Brooklyn writes that Mrs
Frank Howes, of Ashfeld, Mass, Is losing the use
of her arms and hands and is unable to write her
personal thanks for the many T. S. s. greetings
received. but she wishes the Sunshine friends to
know how much she appreciated the gifts. She
has the loan of wheel chair and hopes to be
out Of doors after her year OF confinement and
''shut-n' member, says the postage sent to her
from the Office will enable her to pass on cheer
10 others. which is always pleasure to her. Mrs.
Mcqueen, of Rowland. n. c. expresses thanks for
infants clothing sent to poor woman IN ner hus-
bands parish A struggling mother in Manhattan
helped hard place by timely gift from
the emergency fund. Her husband has obtained
work, the children will have food.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-06
BALTIMORE & CHIC R. R

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
EVERY other hour on the even hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Direct Connections in New Union station.
washington with all Lines South.
Leave New York Daily. 23d 81. Lib,y So.
WASHINGTON. Sl'pers. 11-50 pm 30 am
WASHINGTON. Diner, $50 am SEQ am
WASHINGTON, Diner. $50 am 1000 am
(ParIor car n. Y. TO Richmond. Va0
WASHINGTON, Diner. 11-50 am u 90 nm
WASHINGTON. Buffet. 80 pm 200 pm
"ROYAL LTD" :" Diner. $50 m 400 pm
WASHINGTON. Buffet. $50 pm 7.0o pm
Through Daily Trains TO the West.
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. $50 am 500 am
CHICAGO, COLUMBUS. 11-50 am 1900 n n
PITTSBURG. CLEVEL'D. g so pm 90 pm
'.PITTSBURG LIMITED. 80 pm 100 pm
GIN. 81. LOUIS LoUIsX.. II 50 pm u dSo 80 am
GIN, ST. LOUIS, ,LOUISV., $50 am 1000 am
S-TN STIOTIS Lou -SV.. $50 pm 500 pm
ofices: PAS. 4s4. 1900 Brosdwsy. sat 9 As5oF soT
Grand st. N Y: 34S Fulton St. Brooklyn;
West 23d St and Liberty St
After s D. m. Sleeping Car Reservations
and full information regarding trains, etc,
can be obtained at Bureau Of Information.
B & o. r. p. 23d St. Terminal Phone
Number, Chslsea-3144-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-06
MUIR AND INDIAN GIRL ELOPE.
-'A0t and Sioux Chiefs Daughter Disap-
pear from Dreamland After Fight.

,ls, f'Hoe e nave been asked 90 send out general
u. - % snsio. the Moroccan bandit and Sunrise.
lad,srS @ of Black Hawk. chief >of the Sioux
end -, Dreamland. Coney Island. The Moor
An - .Hoisn girl are believed by Hassan Ben
hs,s -, brought the Moroccans 10 this country, 20
car s.spea after tie fight over the girl on satur
tepa,..4.hs' when the Moors and Indians were
- ny DTeamland employees
ses, :, whose age is given as eighteen years.
siruc,rr. Hes tent under The Great Divide railway
The 49,, after the battle and then disappeared.
norp,n. ne''e Of the Moor was discovered yesterday
ko,o,oo = oeen given for the return Of Shab 70
indian g,, september and also ia the case Of the
tlnes ~. O''h We're dressed IN their native cos
en last seen az DreamIand.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-06
NJ HUGHES BREACHES IN. TENT.
Governors Father Discusses Everlasting Life
at Evangel Meeting.

governor Hughes's father. the Rev. DR.. David c.
n1snes as president Of Tent EvangeI. preached
mere yesterday afternoon. The service in the
stnl al Broadway and 57th street. was conducted
y 'he Rev G. " Mcpherson. the superintendent.
sao the Rev. Dr. Ezra 7. Sanford, of the North
'spusl Church. in New York. the vice-president
iNe superintendent said that he had never found
90 oirncult 70 raise a dollar as this season.
NE the ESQ necessary 10 pay current expenses
coming from he cid not know.
" hughes said. among other things:
fss nan die. shall he live again? you ask. Moses
;ss, On the mountain. and not even the devil
The shefe he was buried for one day Michael
raer rr angels meeting The deyil asked him where
Bu = hso been buried. and received no answer
H., a. Know where he is-in heaven. We know
y thls mortal lie - "
New-York tribune., 1908-07-06
REPORT FROM MRS. GUILD.

Mrs Lucy Thomas Guild. who is Sunshine or
ranizer for Allegany County has returned from
her winter visit in Seattle TO Ischua- n. Y where
she misses opportunity TO spread sunshine She
writes: During my absence Sunshine moved right
along among the organized branches of this sec
tion, especially with the two older branches. The
Iifters and Unity. 1 have suggested to these
branches that make several layettes suit
able for very needy and have them ready for
winter calls. The Good Cheer branch does con-
siderable work through neighhorhood visits. and
Mrs Reeder of this branch. who is helpless except
her hands does beautiful work for others in send
ing out papers. magazines and postcards where
needed Although feeble, she does not wish TO have
sunshine eciipsed in her quiet corner.
a-on May le I met a company OF young women
s+ South Cuba and assisted in organizing a new
branch TO be called the Marguerite T s. 5.
branch The officers Miss Lizzie Wall presi-
dent. Miss Grace Orniston, vce-president: Miss
Ednah Hill. secretary. and Miss Cyrene Keller
treasurer Other members are Bessie and Florence
T)euev the Misses Keller, Bertha Bump and Greta
Elzne Their first work has been 10 send flowers
letters and picture postals TO 'shut-ins' Some of
tbe members of the Golden Glow branch are still
active workers
..our work has extended over large territory,
and many feel that the spirit Of Sunshine is grow
inc like that mustard seed we read Of"
New-York tribune., 1908-07-06
ylcATION SCHOOLS OPEN.
Summer Courses of Study and Play
Begin To-Day.

-. vacation schools. Fairgrounds outdoor gym
,,sturs and roof Fairgrounds will be opened TO-
s.v ny the Board Of Education The schools VIII
NJ men for term of six weeks and the play
grounds for eight weeks. The roof Fairgrounds VIII
bs open for the same time
The curriculum Of the vacation schools includes
elsmentary woodwork. chair Gaming, fretsaWlns'
nature study. study. millinery and emoroioery-
pssi6es this practical course, the Board Of Educa
.,o- co,duc+s excursions for historical study 10
nearby places closely identified with the history OF
the country.
In the Fairgrounds the activities consist OF gym
.ss-,cs basketball kindergarten, literary and de-
hating clubs. Several Of the Fairgrounds viii oe
cpen 10 mothers and babies