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COUNTY GOSSIP.

LAmoine is one of the happy towns.
"No liabilities, taxes all paid, cash in
treasury" says the town clerk in his re-
port to THE AMERICAN.
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SpetiaI Nu..srs.
CAUTION NOTICE

CAUTION NOTICE.
THIS Is to certify that I, Herbert W. White
i OF Orland. county OF Hancock, stats Of
Maine. have given my minor son, Howard w.
White. his time hereafter To transact business
Tor himself. In consequence whereof shall
claim none OF his earnings nor pay any debts
OF his contracting after this date.
Dated at Orland. Maine, this 2lst day of Feb
ruAry, =. d. 1910. HERBERT ". WHITE
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T. Co.. Ellsworth, Ne.
HIRLS-For stitchers on power machines
VI Board guaranteed while learning Al.
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fur Salt.

DINE PLANK-500o feet for sale. rnrrs'.
i OF RALPH B. cusHxAS. Ellsworth. NJ.
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Il containing acre and Is rods. f,hc,ss
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in town when nss vaterworks WIN be son
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TLAMS-MR. FISHERMAN, want voa,
~ ciama In the shell. Highest cash prisss
prompt return. Z. A. Lusr. Commission
Merchant. 4e6 Thames ST.. Newport, r. /.
CKINs-Highest cash price paid for Wool
- Wool Skins, Hides and Calf Skins: ssc
Fur. II. B. PHILIrs. Ellsworth.
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SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

Moderator, A I Richardson; selectmen
and assessors, George X Fuller, II Alton
Trundy, George Atherton; clerk,
Arthur L Somes; treasurer, Arthur |.
Somes; collector, S s King; school CON-
mitteeman, Seth w Norwood; road COM
missioner, James Fernald.
Appropriations - Schools, 1851; text
books, $50; high school, $500; school
house repairs, sl60; roads and bridges,
$3.50; sidewalks, sos; State road, 500;
poor, 500; current and contingent, 81 100:
debt, ss63.So; snow, $50; Memorial Day
SIS; library, s25.
CRANBERRY ISLES.
Moderator, William Hadlock; select
men and assessors, Frank E Stanley. Will
liam 4 Hadlock, Warren A Squirting:
clerk and treasurer, George w Bulger:
collector, Edward Stanley; school com
mitteeman, William A Young; road com.
missioners, William F Duren, Samuel {
Phippin, Edgar c Black; town agent. Les
lie Bunker; constables, Alonzo J Bryant,
Edward J Stanley, Arthur A Joy.
Appropriations Schools, $500: text
books, $50; school supplies, SIS; school,
house repairs, s275; roads and bridges,
sos; poor, $500; current and contingent.
900; debt, $500; interest, rs. Total, s.
$50.
sroENGroN.
Moderator, Erastus ] Carter; clerk,
Elmer E. Crockett; selectmen, Florian 8
Small, Thomas F Barbour, Joseph I
Snow; treasurer, Fred e Webb; collector
Daniel N Fifeld; auditor, d Jewett
Moves; school committee. Erastus ] Car
ter, John 3 Small, Summer P Mills; tru-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-28
NINE ELEPHANTS
ON A RAMPAGE
Damaged More Than TOO Houses In Dan
Vile, III, and Injured Several
Persons.

Danyille, H. April e. Several per
sons were injured and much property
was damaged yesterday by nine
elephants. which stampeded just after
they had been unloaded from 4 car aft.
er several hours ride from Chicago A
large bull elephant made break for
liberty, bowling over the keeper and
escaping, The animal was followed by
seven other bulls. which ran below
ing through the street and across fields.
Later. while the entire force 81 trainers
and keepers was engaged ID the un-
usual sport Of hunting elephants in
automobiles. a female elephants escaped.
For several hours the elephants we're
At large, hunted by al attaches Of the
circus. all the city policemen and the
more venturcsome citizens The ele-
phants at first moved IN 4 bnnen then
separated They stopped for nothing
except brick and stone buildings Such
small frame structures. coal sheds.
and trees as came IN their path were
pushed over trodden down. uproofed and
thrown to one side
al the home Of William Miller. three
found insufficient room To pass
between the summer kitchen and house
So they pushed tae kitchen aside. fright.
ened the persons therein from the table,
but injurine no one AT the home of
Joseph PEBBLES, after oyerturning a shed
and killing a horse, one Of The animals
attacked Feehles and hurled him against
the side Of his houae. PEBBLES is in
critical condition
Barney O'Neill. livery man. was
thrown from bis wagon by the elephants
as they dashed down a side street in
front Of bis team F. Krabbe. one Of
the keepers. while assisting in stabiing
three 81 the bulls after their capture.
was hurled against tie side Of a barn
and injured. Several other persons
were slightly injured, mostly hecMlse pf
Aefees frightened 81 the pacil4aalnss 81
through their own fright during tie
stempede.
More than 100 homes were damaged
70 some extent hy the elephants but
the total loss viii probably not exceed
$4,000
Several truck gardens ana orchards
were partly ruinea j tbe outskirts of
the city and many shade trees we're
broken or uprooted
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-28

Seyenl suspects haye been shadowed
constantly There h 10 Official con.
Grmation, however at these rports
After witnessing war operations BY
the Paris garrison on the field Of Vim.
eennes Colonel Roosevelt had luncheon
at the embassy and with Ambassadors
Bacon and Jussprand drove to Versailles,
whore he rejonea Mrs Roosevelt Nine
Jnsserand and Miss Ethel aad Kermit,
who had hnched there They spent
two hours at Versailles Miss Ethel
and Kermit Roosevelt each enjoyed fhe
novel experience 81 an aeroplane fight
yesterday Count de Lambert invited
thfm for a sail through the air Both
accepted iovlully and TIE comt took
eaeh ~ turn for q spin around tho field
at q height 81 about 100 feet
The Rooserelss left Paris 40 $40 to-
day for Brussels a larg number of
distinguished citizens bade the ex.presi.
dent goodbye At the railroad station.
including Ambassador Bacon Foreign
Minister Pinchoa. Ambassador Iussefand
and representatives Of Premier BRAND
and President Fallierss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-28
STUDENTS FOUGHT FIRE.
House Of Prot, Chase Of Tufts Was Bad
" Damaged.

Medford. Mass, April 2S The stu
dents Of Tufts college including many
members Of the baseball squad lent
willing hands in extinguishing a FIRE ii
the home Of Prof Harry q. Chase Of
the physics department at 81 sawyer
avenue. yesterday afternoon Prof and
Mrs. Chase had been away since noon
and the blaze was discovered BY Mrs.
James Tucker, wife Of Prof. Tucker,
who sent in the alarm. Before the fre
department arrived the baseball sound,
which was at practice nearby, was
struggling with the flames and trying
TO rescue some Of the furniture.
Edwin H. Robnett Of Tyler, Tex. a
member Of the Tufts freshman class.
was overcome BY smoke and cut about
his face and hands while helping IN
the removal Of gooda He was rescued
by students, who lifted him through the
window After being carried to his
room in Dean hall he recovered
The origin Of the IRE is unknown.
II started in the cellar near the gas
meter and worked its way well up into
the walls and partitions before being
discovered Prof Chase was conduct
ing class ait The time and was informed
BY telephone that his house was on
fire.
The damage is estimated at about
$1,000 and the house IS uninhabitable.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-28
roUR CASES HEARD
IN Barre CITY Court One Boy Sent 10
Industrial School

In city court yesterday afternoon
three oases. one FOR larceny. another ior
breach Of the peace and the third for
inioAicatlpn, were disposed of by Judge
Scott Robert nonald. BOY IL years
81 axe pleaded mlty to stealing d
baseball bah IRON The store of G. N,
hefynn y Co. -erssa, days ago, and was
sentenced to tlle state industrial SEQ %,
lat Yergennes ttr tle remainder Of his
n'nority. The hoy WAS arrested on a
weiant hy Chief s4aeair yesterday att
efso0n. fhe LAY i erc oi two aflessad
q few weeks ngQ fol- alleged stealing Of
lnail from thp combination boxes at the
Fosl Office and who was put gacer
hai. when arraimea IN Burlington.
Louis Gua2,iano pleaded guilty % the
charge Of bfea Il the peace for a scrap
at his boardiH9hcuse rosterday morning
and paid 4 fire, b costs, amounting;
rD Sl0l4 Te aaa arrested on q warrant
by OAcer Care
Parry Bolt1a nleadtd guilty to a frpt
oftnse Of int1xieatiou and was fined R5
with costs Of s. ~ which he WAS una Is
70 pay and went 70 tlc county Jail for
20 days. TIE WAS crested by officer
6aile, who s.alHd hin asleep ia tie en-
& ne house o ti.r Barre Steam company
ou blackwell STREET.
This morning Fharles Kelley was ar
raigned on TIE chara- 0i intoxication a1d
~ aded guilty 70 a pbsequent oiIeuse.
lls was fined sls with costs Of SHl9.
which he thought be would be able 70
pay. lie was affeslel carly last evening
IN Officer Care who ,onnd him on River
street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-28
SHE CHARGED IrFIDEIIrY


Burlington. April 2s Yesterday in
county court the day was almost wholly
taken ip with The contested divorce
case Of Helen Al Wilder versus DR.
Henry + Wilder The petitioner oc-
cupied the witness stand throughout
me morning and tbe greater part ~
the Afternoon Darling 8 Mower repre-
sent tile petitioner aud i. ! Brown
and II a Ballard the pettlonee.
The allegation Of iuhdelity is the
ground On which the case oi the peti-
TONER rests and the correspondent Is
named as Miss Tilley Guerin Miss
Cuern was formerly servant for the
Wildera and Mrs Wilder alleged that
Miss Guerin told her of the inildelity.
Extravaganza on the part Of her hus.
band aud the failure e give her a
weekly allowance are also alleged by
Mrs Wilder.
Mrs Wilder denied thal SHE was gull
KY 81 improper conduct ii Germany in
1908 and on agreement was offered IN
evidence 10 show that Dr. and Mrs
Wilder had decided never 70 live to-
gethef again The writ Of divorce was
signed by her Immediately after her
return to this country ia August Of last
year
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-28
VERMONT REGIMENT
is INCL LUDED


Washington. p a, April rs The war
department. yesterday announced plans
for tile maneuyers of regulars and guards
men at Pine Camp, Jefferson county. N.
u. between August q and 81 Militia
organizations from Maine Vermont. Mas.
saehusetts and Rhode island viii attend
There viii he cavalry, field artillery.
engineers aud signal corps men from the
regular arnly The IA infantry of The
Maine Guard ii expected with 500 men
THE lst Vermont regiment with 775 men.
including hospital corps three troops az
Rhode Island cavalry, numbering III
men. and the 9th Massachusetts infantry
with $50 men,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-28
SULLIVAN SUSPENDED


Boston. April 2s The Order Of Owls,
through its president, John W Talbot
Eof South Bend Ind, was notified yes.
terday bY Insurance Commissioner
Hardison that K must oease business
Ia Massaehusatts. The insurance de.
partment mere Is not satisfied with the
methods employed
Along with the action Of the insur-
ance commissioner came the announce
ment Of the suspension Of Daniel II.
Sullivan state organizer Of the AIassa-
chusetts branch Of the order. by its
supreme president n letter sent to
the various nests throughout the state,
the supreme president says:
You are hereby notified that State
Organizer Daniel Fl. Sullivan IS forth-
with suspended as organizer because
Of failure to The true principals Of our
order
fractional aissensious II the order are
said to he responsible for the suspen-
sion
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-28
10 INSTALL NEW PASTOR.
Ecclesiastical Council VIII be Called
Church Considers Building Parsonage

AT a business meeting of the Con-
grrgationaI church society. held last
evening. It was voted to call on the
ecclesiastical council to install the Rev.
j w Barnett as pastor Of the church
and the following committee was ap.
pointed to have charge Of the matter:
|H q. Woodruff, Alex Gordon. O. D.
Mathewson, II II Jackson and George
linekin
IT was also voted that special com.
mittee Of three be appointed to report
Jon the advisablity Of eerctina par.
sonage on the church land known as
the Gospel Village common, and also
to investigate and report whether it
would be better to build or bur Il par
sonage The committee appointed was
FL r Langley, g Fl Pape ana H. b.
Phelps.
The resolution embodying the abova
motion was as follows: "That special
committee be elected TO investigate anl
report to the church on the following
propositions First, Is il desirable 10
build parsonage on the common.
and ifso. on what part OF itq Second,
What lots are desirable and available
and prices on sainef Third, What
houses are desirable and fer sals and
the prices On khe saneiH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-28
The Goddard senIor pIay.

The following is the east Of characters
for the Goddard senior play The Time
of His Life. at the opera house to-night;
AR Bob Grey George Weleh
AIRS. Bob Grey Miss Viola Lucas
Tom Carter. Mr. erey's brother
.....s.., Bob Smith
Mrs. Peter Wyeome, personaae.
..4..s Miss Marguerite Cornell
Mt Peter Wycome. a pessinist9 with
digestion John Dole
Dorothy Langdon secretly gagged to
Tom Carter Miss Marion Raymeuton
Mr.. James iangdan. Dorothy's father,
81 pepperv disposition John Mclean
Uncle Tom an old eolored butler from
the South Frank Towslsy
Officer Hogan. Of the Twenty
street police station A. Lee Cowles
Tickets now on sale at Kendriok' S.
Prices 200, 9se and 50e.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-28

Julian Marsh of New Haven, Conn.
is stopping with bis brother. w r.
Marsh
Quarterly conference was held in the
chapel Of the II. 3. church Monday
morning.
Prot. ?. A. Gilmore win speak ii the
Congre gational church next Sunday
morning Oh temperance
District superintendent r w Lewis Of
st. Johnsbury spoke at the NJ p. church
last Sunday to a good congregation
At the regular meeting Of Green Noun
tain lodge J.. ard A M Tuesday even
inc, The third degree was conferred on
three candidates. Cake and ice cream
were served after the work
Morrill, NJ. r. C. win have variety
sale at their hall Tuesday evening, May
{. consisting Of quilts, fancy and work
aprons, handkerahiefs and other articles.
home e-made candy popcorn etc. Every
body cordially invited No entrance fec.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-28
GIVEN FAREWELL BANQUET.
Roosevelt and Family Guest Of Honor
Last Night.

Paris, April Is The visit Of Colonel
Roosevelt and his family to Paris was
concluded last night with gala dinner
at the ministry of foreign affairs At
which al Of chem were present Other
guests included Ambassador and Mrs.
Bacon. ex President and Nine. Loubet,
Premier BRAND, Baron d'EstournelIes de
Constant, Nj Jusserand, the French ann
bassador to the United States, and Nine.
J,isserand and the most distinguished
personages ia French official, political
and society eircles.
The ministry was brilliantly llu-
minated During the dinner. at which
toasts were omitted. the orchestra
played American and French airs
In the smoking room, Colonel Roose-
welt received many Of the guests whom
he had met before, chatting pleasantly
with several Of them and having long
conversations with ethers.
IT Is reported that the French autaori-
ties have been considerably alarmed for
CaloneI Roossvelts safety According
to an evening newspaper the police
were advised from Naples that Amer
lean anarchists were following him. and
4 most vigorous surveillance has been
instituted heIe. The s1pEesideAt has
been accompanied everywhere BY tNlo IN
spectors In plain clothes. The American
embassy has been guarded day and night
b Inspectors. aided BY police officers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-28
GENERAL MILES INJURED.
Thrown fran His Horse and Suffers
Broken Rib.

Washington, d C, April "a. Gen
Nelson "A Miles II s. Az retired, was
thrown from 4 new horse be was rid
ing in Potomac Park late yesterday
One rib was broken, lie received a slight
scalp wound and was bruised on his
shoulder and side It IS not thought be
suffered any internal injuries
When picked up by park policeman,
General Miles nas unconscious but
shortly regained BIS senses. He VAS
taken to his apartment. The doctors
who attended him said last night that
as far as they were able 10 discover
there was no cause for alarm.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-28
Odd Fellows Block at Man.
chester, N. H., Destroyed
CAUSING LOSS OF 100000
Janitor Putney and Wife Are Missing
and Are Believed to Be in
the Ruins Of the
Building.

Manchester n. H., April 2s Fire
early to-day destroyed the Odd Fellows
block on Hanover street, causing loss
of 100000. Janitor Putney and Mrs
Putney are missing and are believed to
TO be in the ruins Of toe building. The
fire started in the bakery Of j. Barry,
in the basement.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-28
w. ExrENp rHoNE EINEs.
Rutland County Company Elects Oficers
and Plans Expansion.

Rutland April p at the annual
meeting Of the Rutland County Tele-
phone s Telegraph company IL this
city yesterday II Was announced that
the company s NJ make extensive ads
Aifian e i lines deFasa the coniins
summer fa reach farmsrs Ii Rutland
county towns NOW out oG reach Of tele.
phone communication The concern al
ready covers Dandy, Wallihgfofd, Paw.
let Middletown Springs Wells, Tinmcuth
and parts 81 Rupert, Ira aud Shrews.
bury.
The following officers were elected
yesterday President, a. w Foote, Mid
dlebury yiee-president, W. l. Grover.
MiddletoNn Spring.; secretary ana audi.
tor, p s. Carpenter, Miadletown
Springs treasurer II T. Sanford Mid.
dlebury; board Of directors, r. W. Fish,
Ira, IN E Grover, Z. G Bond Dandy.
"A. W Foote, WI II Otis, Dandy. WI II.
Foote. pawlat, D. s Carpenter
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-28
cAusE Of TIRE uNKNowN.
Woman Overcome At Lowell, Mass, Last
Night.

lowell Mass. April Is Fire in the
furniture establishment Of William VIII
liams. at 100 Aiiddlesex street last
night caused q loss estimated at 5000
on building and stock The furniture
In the building Was valued at about
$1,000. but most Of the damage was by
smoke and water
Mr. and Mrs George W. Fuller Or
cupied the tenement IN the upper part
of the building. They were aroused by
the fremen Mrs Fuller was overcome
BY smoke and fright and had to be as
sisted by her husband and fireman
from the building
The origin of the IRE Is unknown.
When Mr. Williams left the building
at o'clock there was nc FIRE in fur
naees or stoves on his premises.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-28
MTLroN sTRIKER ARREsrED
Charged with Shooting Through Window
Of Mil.

Burlington April 2s. Sheriff Allen
arrested Philip I'apin Of Milton. yes
terday and brought him to the county
jail On IN information fled against him
by States Ateerney Henry 3. shaw
The case grew ont Of the recent strike
papin IS charged with firing the con.
tents Of a shotgun seyeral times through
the windows Of the car house He is
an old employe Of the mill 1t has
come 10 the attention of the authorities
that several threats have been made 10
dynamite Or burn the building Of tile
pulp company
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-28
BELGIANS GLAD
TO SEE ROOSEVELT
Great Crowd Turned Out When He Ar
Eived in Brussels at Noon
To-day---He Sees King
Albert.

Brussels, Belgium, April g. IAN inn
mense crowd greeted Col. Roosevelt at
noon to-day on his arrival from Paris.
Headed BY the burgomaster and United
States Ambassador Bryan, the party
amid great cheering was conveyed ~
the American embassy where luncheon
was served. Later Roosevelt met King
Albert and was driven to his country
place at Lasken.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-28
n. !. FanIkner paad.

Rutland VT. April 2s. 81. F. Faulk
ner, aged u. of Fair Haven, 4 former
resident of this city. died yesterday.
IIe was veteran 81 the Civil war, be-
ing member Of CO. A, ll6th n. Y.
volunteers Mr.. Faulkner was mem
Der Of Roberts post, G. A. r, OF this
city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-28
DIE OF SCARLET FEVER.

Two Children At Rutland succumb and
Others Are III
Rutland April 2S. Two deaths result
ed here yesterday Of scarlet feyer, and
there are 25 other cases in the city, seven
Of them In one family. Carmine the
three-yeaT Old sonss FRS Philip
6Tosta. died IL and was
buried Ia tha
Pauline nena f Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. H erow dika aB VIC William
Billings farm ii the afternoon. Size had
heen Ill two weeks
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-28

Theodore II Vail Of IyndouviIe. pres
idenl af the American Telephone and
Telegraph company. has been elected q
member 81 the board Of trustees Of tile
Boston museum 81 fine arts. At Mr.
Naii's home ia Lyndonville he has
large collection Of modern paintings. as
we'll as oriental objects Of art, inelud-
ing porcalains and pottery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-28
KNAPp-ruBBs.
Marriage Of Barre Young People At cler-
gyman's Home

---1TTI1EV w D1TT7 IVTIE TVF-- - III
gyman's Home.
Geraldus a. Knapp and Miss Florence
M Tnhbs were united il marriage at
S:3o o'clock last evening by Rev Edward
G. Bowney at his residence on Orange
street The couple were unattended Mr.
and Mrs. Knapp left Immediately after
the ceremony ID an automobile fer a
wedding trip On their return they will
reside u tails city. where the groom Is
employed ss d clerk III Smith 4 Cummings
market The bride. whose home is IN
West Topsham has been employed as a
in this city. and both have
many friends who wish them happiness.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-28

Remember the May day social to be
held in the Baptist church Friday even
ing, April 20,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-28
DTuggisE LIcenses Granted.

The public hearing on the question Of
granting druggist licenses TO f. A. Drown
and G. y kendriek was set for last even
ing Ne one appeared 70 object 10 the
licenses being granted, and on motion Of
Alderman Wiley tho licenses we're grant
ed On motion Of Alderman HeYt the
fee for the licenses was fixed at $40. the
same 8s last year.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-01-20
W. G. T. U.
MEMBERSHIP MEMORIAL

January Is was the birthday an
niversary of the late Mrs. Clara
Hoffman, who was president of the
Missouri w. c. r. u. for so many
years and was so much beloved.
She had made request that this
anniversary should always be held
as new membership day, and as
such II is observed in various ways
by the local w. G. r. u. organiza-
tions. The local order Of Farming
ton decided to give II reception to
members and friends at the home of
the President, Mrs. VIM. n. Elem.
ing, on Tuesday evening. The
rooms were arranged for seating the
company to listen to a program that
had been prepared. From the open.
ing address by the President to the
close by Mrs. Mayberry, the whole
program was very entertaining
Mrs. Pipkin, Mrs. Thompson and
Mrs. HUFF gave an account of the
work done by their special depart.
ment, and Judge Nations made al
short address. There was violin
solo by Prof. Chase, quartette by
Mcssrs Lynch, Mead, Chase ant
Heber Nations, and new version
of the beautiful "Glory song" by
Mrs. G.. o. Nelson, Mrs J. W
Buck, Rev. Court and Mrs. J. l.
Cover. After this feast OF goot
things for the uplifting of the spirit
ual soul, there was feast of gooC
things served for the material body
and everybody declared It was 4
most delightful occasion.