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The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27

well, you know. to consider even re-
mete Ir possibilities = all California
Whatever the results of the meet may
be St Mary's will have consola ton.
Our boys have been given every op-
portunity for the very best physical
development. After all. this should
be one of the leading motives for the
teachers interest in college athletics"
am not very familiar with the
track athletic game said Father
Stack, who controls the athletic affairs
al santa Clara. i am happy, how
ever that our boys are working along
these lines so enthusiastically. Com
petition is good, especially the friendly
competition between ST. Mary's and
santa Clara, and 1 await the outcome
Of Saturdays meet with interest,"
Meanwhile the cinders on ST. Mary,s
track are kept hot with the friction
OF busy feet and the Santa Clara
campus is the scene of bustling prep
arstion- Glarner and Rittler. each in
his own domain, are giving their final
DIS OF ADVICE and instruction to the
asplrants for Saturdays honors. and
are discussing contingencies
Ana all this while the forlorn goat
with the bedra ggled pink and blue
ribbons sagging about its neck is wait
ing. waiting. 1t is signing to he
again at large on ST. Mary's campus
20 risk with the modera tors coiIies
the Broadway trolley poles. Does tbat
goat sigh in vain?
Santa Clara Confident
SANTA CLARA. Man 2s.-Confdence
is the keynote on the Santa Clara coll
lege stadium, where the athletes Of the
jesuit institution have been WORKING
hard In preparation for their meet with
-. mary track team at Oakland Sat
urday Coach Glarner gave out the
statement today that the. local young.
sters would rest until the contest DO
ing only enough each day TO keep on
Peters, the crack sprinter is :, -
form and in the local camp he is nictad
10 lead De Bennett across the tam ~
the loo, regardless of the reports con-
eeaa SEEMING 6ne latter's recent bursts of
speed Reams is improving daily and
can be relied upon to annex gond
share of Santa Clara's points on tba
Oakland stadium.
In all OF the events the local bovs
VIII give good account of themselves.
ana II there is not another iubilation
a. the jesuit institution next Saturday
evening there will be a lot of rnassas
missed in the Mission Town Tbe Sarts
Clara entries follow:
Reams. a. Noi o
go yard dash-Mullen, Peters Dono-
van. Zorb. Morgan.
$40 yard dash-Bronson. Barry
KAN, Peters, Schammell
$50 yard run-Askam, Lying. Bron-
son. Scherzer, Schammell
A1ile-Hansen, Swau. Lyne Csstr,o
clio. Green, Goetter. uc-
Two miles-Hansen. Swall, Castruc-
clio. Lying. Green, Goetter.
High hurdles-Reams
Low hurdles-Mayerle. Mullen. Hart
ing Oooi-
Shot put-Reams, Defnan, Dooling
High jnmp-Kearney, Dooling. Ready,
Donovan. . aii'
Pole vault-Morgan. HENDERSON.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27
AMATEUR BASEBALL

The Preside team and the ball tossers OF
Fort Mason engaged in lively contest and the
I9TIRss IGr%er won oy a score Of II to 3 Draign
nrst nVe 6atsnen who faced him.
In one sided game sunday the wanaee team
defeated the Jackson team by score Of p
TO l. Cooling pitched star game for the
The Bay Shore Greens continue TO show their
class and another team fen their victims
team home with the short score OF u TO 5
game Now, II the NJ. J. BIS desire a game
with the victors, they viii be accommodated.
Address communications TO ]. Nolan. 1I5sls
Market street.
Elmhast team PLAYED an errorIess game sun
day defeating the Don Morris team By score
F., The Crown Flour team defeated the Brook
playing marked the game throughout
The shreve 6. Co. nine defeated the ceuter-
vile team Sunday On the Cenrerville grounds
The feature OF the game the hitting Of
Holden. the Shreve third baseman. who secured
four bits OUT Of I'VE times at bat; one being
home ru1 score; r. b. z,
Snreve Co---------------------- IS
eFsTrsl-Is Pstfsries-Sbrsve : Co I,,v,, ,,a ord
way; Centeryills. saddleneyer, Hansen and Hop
The san Francisco hardware company defeated
the Smokerie club IN 4 inning game Sur
day br a score Of 10 l. The sensational Held
ing OF Bill Dewey and the hitting OF Milton
Diebert were the features Of the game. I'd
Mackie, pitcher for the hardwares. allowed six
hits. while Milton Diebert pitcher for the
Sr1Okerie. was touched. up for eight hits Tas
Smokeries would ike TO hear from fast country
teams Address Bill Krellng. S071 Sixteenth
street.
By score Of 3 to 2 san Anselno defeated
the fast Lake Tahoe team in an II inning
game The game was replets with sensational
plays By both teams jim Holt. San Anselr,o's
pitcher. struck out IS men
What promises 70 be interesting game of
ball viii take place next SUNDAY afternoon
at O'Clock ar Freeman park. Oakland. he
tween teams representing San Francisco parler
No 40 and Precira parlor No 176 OF the Native
Sons league
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27
decoration Day at Lake Tahoe

Snecial excursion rate of $500 to
TyaTe Tahoe. including delightful "a
niis nj trip around lake. In erect Saturo
day MAY 29:. tickets good until June 2
rsfnrninr. Take advantage of the on
nortunity for two days excellent trout
f3sbinr Resorts now open Weather
deiightful Just little snow remain
Pacific agents for informa ton and lit
araf1Ire Ticket offices: 884 Market
street. Ia Powell street. Market street
ferry depot, and Tnlrteenth and Frank
lin Streets. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27
To. had I'm Berinr Sc.

SEATTLE. May 26.-According to
cable advices received today from Cap
tain C. B. McMullin of the mail
the Ice in Bering sea is the worst it
has been in years The Dora, in at
tempting to reach the cannery port of
Nusha eak. was damaged by the ice
foes and will have TO return to Seattle
for repairs. The Dora is the steamer
which rescued the 1s4 survivors of the
wrecked cannery ship. Columbia. The
steamer Santa Ana will be dispatched
at once TO replace the Dora on the
mail run.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27
cARDTNaLs READY For RACE

SEATTLE, May 26.-The race be-
tween the crews of the University Of
Washington and Leland Stanford uni
Versity viii be rowed on Lake Wash
ington next Saturday morning begin
ming at 1920. There is nearly always
z breeze which roughens the water on
the lake in the afternoon. and for that
reason IL has been decided TO hold the
race in the morning. The course is
three miles and the prize is the cham
pionship Of the Pacific coast.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27
PITCHER TRAnEn

LINCOLN. May 2e-The Lincoln man
agement today announced that Gus
Bonno, star pitcher IN the Western
league last season, had been traded TO
Pueblo for James. a southpaw. Bonno
was q holdout early this spring and
did not report until after the season
had started.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27
WILL COURSE WITH METAL HAREs

SAN DIEGO, Nay z6.-The promoters
of the electric inanimate hare coursing
track being constructed at Tia Juaaa.
Mexico. near here. for the greyhound
racing. today announced they would
open the track July with more than
$50 greyhounds from all parts of the
United states entered The sport will
differ from the usual coursing events
only in that metal instead of live hares
will be used.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27
All Los Angeles Schools
Will Play Rugby
Especial Disia.1h 10 The Call

L-Fcll-- L7I1r III 70 7 IIc NutII
Los ANGELES. May 2s.-The board
of education this afternoon decided that
all interschola schools of Los An
fall instead Of the American game.
Captain Nal Mitchell Of stanford uni
versity addressed the students of Los
angeles high school here this after
Anoon. advocating the English game
=, The southern California schools that
have adopted Rugby this season are the
Los Angeles polytechnic and high
schools, Pomona. Riverside. Redlands,
Cotton and san Bernardino high schools
and Harvard military academy of Los
Angeles
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27
PRINCE WILL GIVE PLATE

HAMILTON. Ont, May 26.-Although
no official announcement has been made.
IT is authoritatively stated that Earl
Grey has informed the Hamilton Jockey
club that the prince of Wales will give
plate for a feature race similar to
the kings plate. The Hamilton club
will add so guineas and a substantial
sum in Canadian currency, and the race
will become a Canadian turf feature.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27
GOLF CHAMPION WINS

wATERTOwN. n. Y, MAY 26.-Main-
tanning the marvellous long game which
was the feature of her play last wear
Miss Kate C. Harley of Fall River the
national woman golf champion, easily
defeated Miss Margaret Curtis of the
country club, Brookline, the 1907 title
holder, up to play in the first match
play round of the Boston woman's golf
championship on the links of the Oak
ley country club today.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27
,I-rsroN sTRuGGLEs wEsTwARn

AURORA. Colo. May 2s.-Edward
Psvsor Weston arrived here tonight
after an al day struggle with almost
Anna sssbIe roads. HeS viii leave for
n aver. eight miles distant, tomorrow
lnAning He walked 35 miles TO-DAY.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27
RAD ROADS ron PATHFINDER

first and only overhauling the flag to
flag pathfinder car will leave TorTeon
at daylight tomorrow for the final
stretch of 700 miles to Mexico City.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27
TWO AMERICAN HORSES FIRST

PARIS. May 26.-Two Americans won
at Tremblay today. H. B. Duryea's s
Wanda III came in first in the Prix
Reiset and W. K. Vanderbiits Sea-
sick II won the Prix Edgar Gillois.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27
MCFARLAND DEFEATS TRENDALL

KANSAS CITY. May 26.-Packey Nc
Fsrlsnd Of Chicago tonight won a 10
round night with Harry Trendall OF St.
Louis before the Empire athletic club.
The bout was devoid OF spectacular
features. Mcfarland forcing the fight
ing most OF the time. and his opponent
roEerinE up.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27
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TO rent your rooms place a want ad
in The Call Phone kearny S5. or ad-
dress Want Ad Dept. The Call. and a
representative Will be out TO see YOU
II means money 70 YOU
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27

HAMMER THROW PROVES FATAL
LAFAYETTE. Ind. Nay 2s=Prof
Benjamin NJ Hoax Of Purdue univer-
sity. who was accidentally struck by a
hammer here last Saturday while Of
feiating in the state high school meet,
died today.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27

Elmhust team PLAYED an errorIess game sun
OF 10 0.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27

The Preside team and the ball tossers OF
Fort Mason engaged in lively contest and the
FORMER won BY a score OF II to g. Draign
pitched sensational game. striking out the
nrst nEe batsmen who faced him.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27

In one sided game Sunday the Wallace team
defeated the Jackson team by a score OF -
to l. Goodling pitched a star game for the
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27

The Crown Flour team defeated the Brook
Realty team Sunday By a score OF 70 3. Fast
playing marked the game throughout
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-22
WATERFORD.
Death of c. D. Howard of the Pleasure Beach House-New Society at Bap- tist Church..

Miss Ida Howard was called home "Wednesday by the sudden death of her brother, Charles D. Howard of the Pleasure Beach house.
 John Tyler Beckwith of East Lyme was q Waterford caller one day the past week.
 Conductor Patch of New London spent Sunday at Mrs. Patch's fathers, Rat Oceean View.
 A Three Link Chain society has abeen started by the ladies of the First Baptist church. The first meeting was held at Mrs. Enna Pachey's Wednes- day afternoon from to 5.
 Mrs. Cordelia Smith Is i'll ct her cons. Deacon P. B. Smiths.
 Mrs. Orrin c. Williams fS doing a 1itle blowing with her team of oxen at Logger FIJI these days.
 Mrs. Eliza Pearce Of Westerly was a Waterford caller Monday.
 Mrs. A. Fl. Lamphere was in the city Monday.
 Mrs. Charles Mossbroker was a bus tness caller in town Monday.
 c. D. Howard, proprietor of the Pleasure Beach house. died Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. gisson Of New London were guests of Mir. and Mrs. Robert Caldwell of Granitevflle Wednesday.
 Robert Caldwell of Granftevile has entered the employ of Heffron at NJ Gntic.
 Mrs. Harry Bliven ana Miss Ger trude Leoper of Goshcn are credited 5with landing 309 fatnsh in Q few min hutes' fishing at the beach the othee Nav,
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-22
CLERK'S FALLS.
Prominent Northern Lights Seen Sparks Burn Clark Baine's Pasture Mrs. Thomas Will Visit in West.


 MT. and Mrs. Ray Nichols of Hope Valley were the guests of MT. and Mrs, G. 4. Stoddard on Sunday.
 Harry and Clifford Davison are out with their touring car nearly every day, after the hours in their father mill are through. Quite a number of their friends have enjoyed rides with them about the country.
 James Bill has been entertaining his brother, Jeptha Bill. from Griswold
 Horace Palmer and son, Frank, at- tended church in Pendleton Hill last Sunday.
 Everett Ennis of Westerly was here on business recently.
 There was very wavy aurora last Saturday evening high in the northern sky. There was also a bright light spot in the east
 Mrs. c. D. Coates and sister, Miss Annie Maine. were the guests of Mrs. John Perry Sunday afternoon.
 Charles Stone set a bonfire on his ploughed ground. The sparks caught in the dry grass a good distance away and ran into Clark Maine's pasture and made a big fire, but fortunately not doing much damage.
 Leave for Newport.
 Mrs Katherine Thomas and grand daughter, Sophia O'Neil, left today for ANoM Poi t WhoAS n1N :. IAoHids VIII NtSt few days with her daughter, Mrs. O'Neil, but intends to start for Chica- go next Thursday, where her youngest daughter, Mrs. Fred Hartwick, resides Mrs. Thomas also intends to visit her sister, Mrs. Joseph Stoddard. in Creigh- ton. Neb., before her return. Mrs. Thomas was accompanied to Wester- ly by her sister, Mrs. R. D. Main, Mrs. Sophia Stondard and Mrs. Elmer Maine.
 Bert Holdridge was carpentering for Horace Palmer Thursday.
 Rollin Ketcham of Mystic and Harry Hoxsie of Brooklyn. N. Y, were the guests of Richard Main over Sunday. While here they caught 57 trout.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Stoddard, who has been visiting her son, G. A. Stoddard, has gone to Watch Hill to stay with Mrs James Nash.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-22
PENDLETON HILL.
Ordination of Pastor Next Tuesday, Surprise for Mir. and Mrs. Adams.

Mrs. Jennie Thompson and son Cliff ford were callers at w. V. Avery's one day last week s'
 Malcolm Thompson has been doing the farm work for Mir. Bennett.
 Dr. C. O. Main has been a recent caller at W. l.. Mains. He made the trip in his automobile.
 The Cooke brothers have recently purchased a pair of horses of M. E. Thompson.
 Oregin Gailup's health is improving under the care of Dr. James Lewis of Ashaway.
 Clark Coon spent last week with his aunt in Jewett City,
 The prayer meeting was held last week with MT. and Mrs. Amos Palm CT This week at Mrs. Cynthia Wat sens.
 The ordination of our pastor takes place next Tuesday at the church
 MT. and Mrs Adams were surprised last Saturday evening. About twenty of his parish hung them 8 May bas- ket. ---....----------
 Miss Edith Cooke was in Norwich Wednesday.
 MT. Amy of Providence spent Sun day at M. O. Chapman's, as also did Mrs. William Hiscox of Jewett City. Mrs. Amos Palmer, Mrs. Cynthia Watson and daughter Hattie were in Westerly Tuesday.
 Master Arthur Ahearn is visiting his grandparents.
 Frank Brown spent Sunday at Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson's.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-22
LISBON.
Miss Mary A. Hunt Surprised by Large Party of Friends-May Basket Notes.

Miss Mary c. Hunt of Jewett City was agreeably surprised at her home Saturday evening. May 15, 1909. Games of all kinds were played. Pineapple, cake, coffee, candy, bananas and pea nuts were served. Miss Jennie Hogge read the address, while Miss Ethel Kennedy presented her with a watch Iin. A very good time was enjoyed by all Thase present were the Misses Jennie Hogge, Maud, Leona, Vina Langiais, Celia Pippin, Cassie Moriarty. Della Shea, Ida Wood, Florida Berry, Dorothy Moore, Albina Lafave, Name Langlais, Mary Tinker, Annie La famine and Ethel Kennedy, the Messrs Leon and Jery Mercy, Delipha St. John, Edmund and Edward Bryant, Joseph Belisle, Dolphus Jarvis, Her bert Wyott, Eugene Desjardin, George Pippin, Michael Barnett, Alphonse Fon- taine, Alphonse Langlais, William Gib- son, Gordon Willis and Napoleon Jo- doin.
 Personals.
 Herman Learned was in WilHmantic Saturday.
 Miss Ethel Kennedy entertained or Sunday Misses Mary Hunt and Jennie Hogge and George Richards of Jewett City.
 Samuel Morrow and Thomas Hogge of Jewett City were in town on sun day.
 The Lisbon Glee club remembered Miss Alice E. Kennedy with May basket full of fruit and candy.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-22
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
OLD MYSTIC.
Order Of Services at Flanders Service -PersonaI and Social Incidents Local Notes.

The Flanders meetings were held tffis week as follows: Sunday morn ing in the Baptist church at 10.30; Sunday afternoon at in the Center GrotoR chapel and Sunday evening at Ss0 in tho chapel Tuesday evening at T.&5 In ths chapel at Center Groton. Wednesday evening at T.45 in the Quakertown chapel. Thursday evening at 7.45 in the auditorium of the Bap- fist church at Old Mystic. Friday evening in the Center Groton chapel at 7.45 o'clock
 Apron Sale and Social.
 The United Workers of the Metho- dist Episcopal church had an apron sale and social in the M. E. rooms on Wednesday evening. The proceeds will be used for church expenses.
 Local Briefs.
 Mrs. Charles c. Eldridge returned Tuesday evening to Riverview, after a five weeks visit to the home of her parents at Groton, Mass.
 Miss Lillian PendIeton .Chipman MT. and Mrs. Herbert Slocum Colt and daughters Esther and Sarah of Pearl street, Mystic.
 Miss Mary Harris Deans is recov- ering from an attack of malaria.
 Mrs. Albert A. Haley and her sis ter. Mrs. Elisha c. Davis, were guests Wednesday of their aunt, Mrs. Maria Jones of New London.
 Mrs. Frank E. Gates and Mrs. Ches- hro have returned to Providence after a visit to Miss Matilda Holloway and Mrs. Isabel Neil at the Holloway homestead.
 George Siswick of Stafford Springs was the guest last week of his broth CT and sister. MT. and Mrs. Sidney Siswick.
 The carpenters are rushing the work on Frederick A. Barnes new house, located about midway between dhe Mystics on the east side of the Tiver.
 Mrs. James S. Russell and Mrs. vINrank A. Lamphere were calling on Monday evening on relatives at Mys- lie.
 Mrs. Anna Gallup of Laurel Hill, Norwich, is the guest of her sister, Miss Lucy Gallup.
 Mrs. Myra Packer of the Wolf Neck district pleasantly entertained Mrs George c. WelIes, Miss Fanny Welles and Mrs. Hayes Boss Wednesday. Miss Elizabeth Harris Hoxie of Norwich was an over-Sunday guest of ller parents. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin H. Hoxie of Main street.
 Mrs. William Harris of New Lon dun was recent guest Ol Her IdtHer and sister, Dr. Albert T. Chapman, and Miss Gertrude ". Chapman of Main street.
 Miss Fannie lChapman Lamb of 1.edyard was calling Sunday on rela- lives at Brushwood.
 Miss Elinor Cheesbro of Ledyard was an over-Sunday guest of Miss Gladys Mary Olmstead at the Baptist parsonage.
 Miss Cassie Hoxie has returned to ,Sher home in Main street after a three weeks visit to relatives at Ashaway, R. l.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-22
HAMBURG.
Sunday School Preparing children's Day Programme-Local Grangers Attend Deep River Dedication.

Mrs. John Tiffany was caller in Hartford last week.
 Miss Alice Huntley has been a re- cent visitor in Essex.
 Stanley Davis has been a guest of Miss Carrie Bill on Bill hill.
 Miss Mabel Martin of Saybrook spent Sunday in town.
 The members of the Sunday sohooi are preparing programme for Chil- dren's day.
 Mrs. F. Edwards of Essex spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.and Mrs. William Sawyer
 Mrs. Chappelle, who is spending the summer at the Martin house. is enter taining her mother.
 Mrs. William Beebe is entertaining friend.
 Mrs. Bert Geer and children of Es- sex spent Sunday at the Huntley homestead.
 Mrs. W. S. Reynolds and daughter, Miss Hester of Middletown, were call CTS in town Sunday.
 A party of ten of the local GTangers attended the dedication of the new Grange hall in Deep River last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-22
LEONARD BRIDGE.
F. J. Brown Receives 19 Hungarian Partridges-Luther SpauIding Saw Pair of Tame Deer.

Fred J. Brown has received nine teen Hungarian cartridges from the fish and game commissioner to be lib erated in this section.
 MT. and Mrs. Widbur A. Chappell of Norwich were visitors at s. c. Wood n1ansee's en Wednesday,
 Mfrs Bertha Mills, nurse at the Norwich hospital for the insane, is making a short visit with her par ents. MT. and Mrs. George A. Mills.
 Miss Ruth Carver of Colchester was a recent visitor at her sisters, Mrs. Harry c. Leonard.
 Attorney John H. Barnes from Nor wich was in town Wednesday,
 Walter B. Starr has a young SOW which has a litter of 1T pigs and all are doing nicely.
 Luther Spaulding saw pair of deer in his moving lot which appeared to be unusually tame, not going out of 8 walk when approached.
 Miss Myra Manwaring attended the teachers convention at Putnam Fri day, the 14th.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-22
ASHWILLETT.
c. p. Miner. Much lmproved-W. A. LittIefieId Moves to oneco-Roads Have Been Put in Fine Shape.

c. P. Miner, who has been i'll for a number of weeks, is decidedly better. Simeon P. White. who has been dan gerously i'll, is also improving slowly. w. A. Littlefield and family have moved to Oneco. They will be much missed by their neigllbors and friends in this place. where they have resided many years.
 Miss E.. K. Holmes passed Sunday with New London relatives.
 Frank Miner of Lyme is employed bv Irving Eccleston on his farm at West Ashwiilett. Mir Miner formerly resided here and worked for H. D. Bromley.
 Samuel Littlefield of Jewett City was a caller here Sunday.
 Resumes Teaching.
 Miss Hattie E. White resumed her duties as teacher of the school in the Bethel district Monday morning, after being detained at her home for several days in Laurel Glen, owing to serious illness of her father, Simeon P. White: A party from Norwich was here Sat urday looking over real estate offered for sale,
 Large Harvest Anticipated.
 All crops are planted, and the pros poets of large harvest are very bright. Grass Is looking fine and peach and apple trees have blossomed and look promising.
 Personals.
 Everett I. Phillips has taken a posi- tion as motorman on the Pleasant View line, and left for Westerly to be- gin his labors Wednesday
 Arthur Chapman of Baltic visited with relatives in North Stonlngton Sunday.
 $. C. Eggleston of South Lyme made flying trip to this place Monday
 The roads have been put in fine con- dition by John H. Maine and H. F. Button, highway supervisors.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-22
FRANKLIN.
Many Attend Hanover Fellowship
 Meeting-Personal Notes.

Lloyd R. Robinson was in Danielson Monday with Company l., First Infan- try, GIN. G.. of which he has been a member over five years.
 Mrs. Faith N. Gager is in Danielson visiting friends.
 Gilbert Parker of New London was c recent visitor i'll Franklin, the guest Of Hart Lamb.
 Henry Ellsworth of Hartford was the guest of Constable s. N. Hyde the early part of this week. Hartford were in Franklin over Sun day.
 Among others that attended the fell lowship meeting in Hanover on We'd nesday were Rev. H. A. Beadle. Miss E. D. Leonard, Miss Edith Afosier, Miss F. | Smith, Deacon and Mrs. L. 4. Robinson. Mrs. Frank A. Rock