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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Sykes Of East
Berkshire We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Naraman Gibson. Thursday. &
cough Is prevalent in this vicinity.-Mrs,
Sabra Allyn and Mrs. Nancy James of
Warren. Pa. are visiting their uncle. Os-
car w. Bowers Seven members Of the
O. F.. s. from this place attended the an
nual meeting OF District, No. s. at Rich
ford. Thursday.-Mlss Glady Diamond,
who is Il teacher in the schools in Hard
wick, returned Friday.
Charles Rogers and Charles Collins, to-
gether. shot fine buck weighing &C
pounds and having 10 prongs at Mont
gomery Thursday.-B. ]. Chaffee and II.
L, Rogers went TO Johnson Tuesday deer
hunting.-Mrs. NJ. l.. Blair is passing the
week in East Berkshire and Richford..-
The village school close this week Fri
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SWANTON.

The work of dismantllng the kindling
wood factory, which has been going ON
for several weeks under the direction of
h. r. Partridge, who was superintendent
Of tho plant when 1t was in operation u
few years ago, Is completed and Mr.
Partridge will leave for his home in Penn
sylvanla this week The factory was
erected by Blaisdell Brothers at an out
lay of $4,000 This concern operates sew
eral big plants of the kind In Pennsyl-
vania Maine and New York. and the
Swanton factory was considered the best
in the country, The competition OF char
coal from wool alcohol plants as kindling
and the panic tended to make this plant
Improbable for a time and then the re-
moval of the duty on kindling wood, I'M
der The tsriff act of 1909, killed the bust
ness completely at this point. The en-
CINE, boilers. dynamos and special ma
chinery have all been carried to other
plants. The building. ~ by il6 feet and 30
feet high. has been purchased by the La
pelle Poultry Food company and will be
used as a storehouse.
The funeral Of George Washington was
held from the Church OF the Nativity
Monday morning, Father Jemery off,
ciating. He was Swanton's only colored
citizen and had resided here since April.
1864. coming to Swanton with Captain Hi
ram Plat Of Company F, 10th Vermont
whose servant he was during Captain
Platt's service In the Civil War. Wash
ington was born In slavery In West Viz
ginia 70 years ago. Upon comiag to Swan
ton no worked In Platt's wooden mill for
a time and later was employed by f.. W
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RICHFOP.D.

The Rev. and Mrs w. G. SCotied cele-
brated their 50th wedding anniversary at
their home, Hillcrest cottage, Friday. In
the evening they were pleasantly SUR
prised when nearly 100 of their friends
made them an informal call. From 1856
to 1906 Mr.. Scoleld was the pastor of the
Baptist Church here. At present he Is
acting pastor OF the Congregational
Church OF Shedon.-By score of 81 70 II
the Richford high school team defeated IL
team from Newport in n game OF basket
ball In the Sweat Comings company
new hall Friday evening .-Mrs. Arthur f.
Masse of Grand Ligne. Que, is at the
home Of her parents. the Rev and Mrs.
W. G. Scoheld.-The Rev. S. F. Perry will
end his pastorate OF the Baptist Church
Sunday. and next week will move with his
fam!lyto Fair Haven toaccept the pastor
ate OF the Baptist Church in that village
Five years ago Mr. Perry preach
ed his first sermon in this place. and as
sumed the pastorate OF the Baptist
Church here January l following Mrs.
D. {, Sanborn Is in Frost Village. Que,
while Mr.. Sanborn Is in Rutland on bus!-
ness.
Emile Grenier, who has been employed
In the barber shop OF Ezra Lafure. I'm
ished work Saturday night and has gone
to Cambridge, where he has purchased
the barber business of his brother, and
will conduct the shop where he formerly
worked. Mr.. Grenier will be succeeded bv
II. l.. Trahan.-Mrs. Arthur L. Masse
has returned to her home in Grand Ligne.
Que. after few days at the home OF her
parents. the Rev. and Mrs. W. G. SEQ
field An alarm was sounded Sunday
morning for a fierce chimney fire in tho
house on Hamilton place. occupied by
Bernice Bates. The chimney was injured
so that 1t cannot be used until relaid. but
no other damage was done except Sikh,
damage by smoke.
The Rev. and Mrs. Silas p. Perry and
daughters, Beatrice and Esther, left We'd
nesday morning for Fair Haven, where
Mr.. Perry will begin his pastorate OF tho
Baptist Church. On the way they will
visit friends In Richmond. An Informal
reception for Mr.. and Mrs Perry was
held Tuesday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Powell, and about 100
members of the Baptist Church and con-
gregaton and other friends were present
Light refreshments were served A par
eel shower" social will be held in the
Methodist Church parlors Friday even
ing December |, under the auspices of
the Woman's Missionary Society.--A son
was born to Mr.. and Mrs S. Carl Car
renter November 2.--The Rev. W. A.
Dawson, State superintendent of mis-
sions, will occupy the pulpit of the Bap-
fist Church in this place Sunday morning
and evening.
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Newton, Miss Mabel Bliss, Miss Ola Bliss
and Miss Sadie Wilbur: piano duet. Miss
Johnston and Miss Alice Wood. Refresh
mcnts were served.-News is received of
the birth OF l0-pound son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Martin OF Milton. Mrs. Mar
tin will be remembered as Miss Maud
Mckinney of this town.-Mrs. o. r. Wood
of Shelburne Is the guest OF her sister,
Mrs. G. NJ. Austin.-The lucky hunteas re-
ported thus far are Horace Caswell and
Daniel Bragg.-The Rev. G II. Lock,
pastor Of the Methodist Church, Will take
for his subject Sunday morning "A City
Doomed, Repented, Forgiven" The sub
ject OF the Epworth League meeting for
Sunday evening will be "Methodlsm's Re
sponsibility to America" Miss l. O.
Newton will have charge of the service,
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

An enjoyable affair was the party of
invited guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
a. b. Comstock Friday evening in honor
OF the 18th anniversary of their marriage.
They are both in good health and bid fair
to see several more such occasions The
Kings Daughters met Wednesday
with Mrs, Eliza Sherwn.-Mrs. T.. c.
Isham returned home from Mechanics
vile Tuesday accompanied by her daught-
er, Mrs. w, Il. Pratt, and two
little sons.-S. A. Rollins of Huntington
Center visited his cousins, Alison and
Elijah Rollins. last weck.-Miss Emile
de Thestrup Of New York City is visiting
at the home Of Mr., and Mrs. Frank de
Thestrup.-Supt G, ID, Howe visited the
schools In this Yicinitv Inst unek
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UNDERHLL CENTER.

At st. Thomass hall on the evening
Or November 90, the Rev. J. ID. Shannon
Of Middlcbury. assisted by the Rev. ]. A.
Lynch OF Pittsford, will give an Illus
trated lecture on events incident to his
recent trip abroad. At the same time
several articles will be disposed OF by
ticket and supper will be served by the
ladies of the CONGREGATIONAL c. slater
and j. 7. Leddy were in Montpelier Fri
day.--Mrs. Elizabeth Barrett continues
very ill., and her death seems to be only
matter of "A few days.-Mr. and Mrs.
d. l.. Fcrrill left Thursday for their
home in Tallapoosa, Ga. after visit of
several months with relatives here.-Ray
Ellis of braintree has been visiting his
uncle, Robert White.--John =. Hart
succeeded in bringing down a big buck
Friday.-Miss Mary Townsend is at
home from Highgate.--There was dance
at the Mountain House Friday night.
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the president OF the local w C. T. U,
and held the office at the time of her
death. For the past Is years she had been
the local correspondent for the Burling-
ton Free Press, and in this work, as in
all others. she worked faithfully and we'll.
The funeral was held at the Method st
Church on Friday and the esteem in
which she was held was attested by the
very large congregation, and the many
beautiful flowers. The sermon was
preached by the Methodist pastor, the
Rev c. A. Emery, and the body was
laid to rest in the village cemetery.
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MONTGOMERY.

Mrs. Bertha Combs OF Montgomery,
wife o, Emerson Combs died after a brief
illness at her home here Wednesday, NO.
vember Is. She was born October 10, 1873.
and was married to Emerson Combs IS
years ago. During the most Of this time
they lived in Montgomery, She leaves
her husband and a little son. Ave years
old, her mother, Mrs, Pond and sister,
Mrs. Richa rdson, both OF East Berk-
shire Mrs. Combs was model
housekeeper, a devoted wife and mother.
While always thinking OF her own family
and planning to make the home attractive
to those about her, she found time 10
think of other homes and hearts who
were in need OF some kind deed or word
She was actively engaged in tie temper
anes cause, and for some time mad beer
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

O. NJ. Jefords left Friday for Boston,
where he will join his uncle. DIN Merrill,
who left Thursday, and will accompany
him to New Oreans.-B. c. Kendall ia
preparing TO move to his farm house and
vacate the house recently sold to Mr..
Fullington by December l. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kendall expect TO spend portion OF the
winter in the South.-An organ recital was
given in the Methodist Church Friday
evening by A r. Whitman of Lowell.
Mass, who has been cleaning and tuning
the organ. Mr. Whitman was assisted BY
Miss Ryan of Rutland, a violinist, and
male chorus. The entertainment, which
was free, was attended by 200
Joseph Paquettc, who broke three ribs
Monday while hosting a piano to the
second story of A. J. Caldwell's house.
is improVing.-A wrestling match was held
in Foresters' hall Friday evening between
Collins OF Westerly, r. l., who claims 70
he the lightweight champion OF New Eng
land. and Mauo-h of North Troy c. w.
Davis Of New Yorn was referee. Collins.
who is the heavier of the two by so
pounds. won easily.-The Rev and Mrs.
NJ. A. Turner and child of Franklin were
i'm town Fridav-The Rev. Glenn w.
Douglass OF West Berkshire gave
The Divine Tragedy" in the Baptist
Church Wednesday evening, November %.
under the auspices of the Bible school of
that churchill will he ladies night at
the Philemon club Thursday.--A fine ono
pound buck was shot by G.. l.. Nichols
on his farm near East Enosburg A. =
croft and Lewis Sweet also each secured
one-Carl Stone Pomeroy and Miss Elsie
Elizabeth lowor Of Washington, n C..
were married Wednesday Nov is ir
that citN.-A GarrOW is IN Randolph foi
| few weeks, where he has a contrac,
for mason work.-Mrs. II. W. Shower with
her daughter, Hilda, is visiting her son.
II. l. shower, In Burlington.-B. g
Kendall las sold his place on Main street
the DR.. w r. Hutchinson place to r Il
FullinGton. Miss Aloysid Archamhault Is
recovering from a three months illness -
y. NJ, Burt has received $3.50 OF insurance
on the tenement recently destroyed by
fire.
Mrs O. n. Raymore and daughter
We're in Burlington Monday Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Thomas of East Franklin
were in town Monday. They expect e
join a party from here about Deem
her for a trip to Florida The other
members will he Mr. and Mrs. l. \.
Vincent Mrs. l.. Thomas and MI ans
Mrs. r. c. Kendall Mr. and Mrs. A.
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WESTFORD.

A. G Varney is Ill in bed with infam-
matory rheumatism.-Reid orion has a
position in the Boston store In Burling-
ton.-The Fortnightly club will meet at
the home of Mrs. w. W. Kimball this
afternoon.
The Rev. William Shaw. district super
intendent, will preach in the Methodist
Church Sunday afternoon.--A. G. Varney,
who is i'll with inhammatory rheuma tism,
Is somewhat bctter.-Harry Farnsworth
has made arrangements to stay on the
farm that he has managed for several
years.-Frank Bowman spent Sunday at
f.. II. Perrys
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GEORGIA.

Friday evening, Banner Grange No.
81, p. of H.. observed ladies' night and
the following program was given: Piano
duet, Miss Agnes Johnson and Miss Alice
Wood reading. Mrs, c, NJ. Austin; a
short play. THE Drunkard's Daughter"
Miss Huldah Newton. Miss Roberta Pat
tie. Miss Nellie Bushnell and Miss Ellen
Shor recitation. Miss Ida Preston; piano
solo. Miss Ola Bliss; reading Miss Edith
Hayden quartette, Mrs. H. Il. curtis,
Miss {. Louise Newton, Miss Emmogene
Wood and Miss Lucy Wood; reading, Mrs
Horace Wood. "Gossips." Miss c. Louise
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FRANKLIN.

The Rev. Mr. Shaw occupied the pulpit
of the Methodist Church Sunday.-Mrs
Florence Gates and two daughters and
Harold Powell started Wednesday night
for Los Angeles, Cal.-Mrs. Alfred Mag
nant was in st, Adams Wednesday to see
her daughter, Mrs. w. II. Hale, who has
been at the Sherwood sanatorium for the
past three or four weeks.--Mrs. A. D.
Whitney was In Burlington over sunday
There will be n special service for the
young people in the Congregational
Church Sunday, at which time several
will be received into the church.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Gordon owen and his mother of South
Barre are at f. T. Owens.--Peter Lum-
bra of this place has purchased OF the
G. l.. Clapp estate the house at the VII
lage,-Mrs. Maryland Duso Is quite ILL.,
William Shower had the misfortune re-
Gently to hurt his hand quite badly,-The
men OF the Baptist Church are making
arrangements to serve an oyster supper
in the vestry of their church Wednesday
evening. November 29--Mrs. Charles Dav-
is has returned from the Mary Fletcher
hoSpltal.-Isaac Tatro 10 confined with a
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BAKERSFIELD.

Miss Florence Dezotell has gone to
Charley, Mass. where she has employ
ment-There will be a THANKSGIVING ball
in the town hall Wednesday evening,
November 70. Kimballs orchestra will
furnish music-Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Bashaw of Fairfield visited recently AT
the home OF +. H. Marcette.-The town
schools closed Friday for a recess of two
weeks-Mrs Urban. who has spent sew
eral months visiting relatives in Detroit,
Mich. has returned.
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Lucille Cain Marion and Marguerite Nc
Donough, William and Madalne Bisson-
cite, Christina and Hilda Lewis, Idella
and Napoleon Lewis, Rosie Charbineau.
Ralph Bissonette. There was only one
tardy mark during the term.-School
closed in No. Friday. November II. Pu-
pills that had no absent marks during the
term were: William Downs, Minnie
Downs Henry Anterior, Hazel Anterior,
Albert Amour and Emanuel Bissonette.
Those absent one day were: Fred Good
rich, Leon OBren and Fred White. Miss
Bell Cogans Is the teacher
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MILTON BORO.

Selwyn White returned Friday from
Fairfield. -IIenry DIN is a guest at o. A.
Stanley .-Leon Lester spent Saturday
night and Sunday, the guest Of r. e. Bull
lock.-Mrs. Hobart Richard visited in
Milton Saturday.--W. c. Blake has been
spending a few days at the Boro.--Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Martin are the parents
of 1Q-pound boy, born Sunday.
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NORTH SHELDON.

a telephone was installed in the resi-
dence OF Frank Greenla Sr, this week
A petition has been circulated asking for
the opening Of the South Franklin school.
j B. Draper has returned from a hunt
ing trip in Lameille county. where he
secured 800 pound buck-Charles
Bailey, while displaying his rife in G.
Is. Emerys house. accidentally discharg-
ed the same. The ball passed through 4
partition into the bathroom, breaking the
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years ago as freight brakeman and rose
successfully through all the grades until
he was made superintendent of the south
ern division OF the Central, with head
quarters at New London, Conn. His sue.
cess in this difficult position was noted
by capitalists who control railroads in
Central and South America and he was
called at q large salary to fill the position
held at the time OF his decease. Mr.
Nash was also prominent in Masonic cir
cles, having been past master Of Ensles.
by Lodge, No -, F. and A. NJ, high
priest OF Champlain Chapter and COM
mander OF Lafayette Commandery, No. 8
Knights Templar He was also a member
OF Mt. Sinai Temple, Mobiles Of the Mystic
Shrine.
News was received here Tuesday of
the death Of Mrs. Cynthia (Joncs) Brush
wife of William A. Brush of Whittier
Cal, and mother Of ex-Mayor Norman
N. Atwood OF this city. Mrs. Brush pass
cd away Monday after an illness OF six
weeks, following stroke of paralysis
She was rs years old and for many years
was a resident of this city. where she
leaves large circle Of friends. Mrs
Brush Is survived by her husband, SON.
N. N. Atwood OF this city. a daughter
Mrs. Fred F. Twitchell Of Los Angeles
and a brother Henry +. Jones of Los
Angeles. The remains will be brought
here and a service held at the home of
Mr.. Atwood. after which they will be
taken to Bakersfield for interment
". e. Bolton has been appointed rail-
road policeman by the Central Vermont
railway succeeding the late j. Harry
Thompson.
The hearing OF the case Of Mrs. Susan
Alfred VS.. John Kearney, in which an ef-
fort Is being made to have Kearney re-
moved as administrator Of the estate of
the late Darius f. Bradley, was again
resumed Tuesday before Judge Kelton
in Probate court. AS all of the witnesses
could not be heard at this time the case
was continued until next Tuesday. when
1t is expected that the arguments will
be made and the case closel up
The city council has elected Selden s.
Watson as school commissioner from
ward four to succeed the Rev. S. Hal
sted Watkins, resigned
The wedding of Miss Mabel Quebec and
Hoyt Laselle was solemnzcd at the rec
tory OF the Holy Angels Church at $40
Tuesday evening, the Rev. L. r. Des-
rochcrs officiating Mr.. and Mrs. Lasele
left for n wedding trip to Canadian points
after which they will make their home
here.
A special session OF Franklin county
court will convene in this city Monday
afternoon, November 81. with Judge T.. J..
Waterman presiding. The principal case
to be tried will be that Of state VS.. Ben
iamn Williams, colorcd man, who IS
charged with the theft OF a quantity OF
liquor in Canada. which he smugGled
across the line and was selling on this
side. states Attorney George NJ. Hogan
has been after the man for some time.
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BEAVER.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sullivan returned
to their home in Burlington sunday
Henry Besette and a brother from
Georgia got a deer which weighed about
200 pounds.-Milo Bordo has moved his
Family into NJ b, Straits tenement
house. and will work for Mr. Strait this
winter. +. Wood took Is hogs to
market F'riday.-Miss Margery Conner IS
stopping for a few days with Mrs II, y.
McNall.-Byron Carroll has been quite
M but . aiming
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BERKSHIRE.

The Dorcas society met with Mrs A. A.
Ladd THURSDAY November l6.-The Rev.
and Mrs +. Wilson Day We're in town
Monday and Tuesday and Mrs Ed
ward Chase visited Mrs Chases parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins. at Montgomery
over Sunday Prof. T. +. Greene of Rich
ford visited the Center school Monday.
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WEST MILTON.

A son was born November 10 to Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Martin, also son to Mr. and
Mrs. Avery Phelps on the 20th.-Lansing
Smith was in Burlington Saturday and
Sunday with his wife, who Is spending a
few weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Harrington.-Miss Villa
Page is at c. T.. Osgood's for a few days.
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FLETCHER.

Mrs l.. A. Hunt, who has been III, Is
better. Edgar Flanders has bought tho
Grlswold farm.-The hunters in this
town who have secured deer are Edison
Lamb. clifton Scott, Claud Flemmings,
Leo Brush and 7. PIlbin,-Mrs. c. +.
Corse, who was so seriously hurt In a
runaway accident some time ago. is some
better-Mrs. c. b. Parsons Is able to be
hout ,ba bOiisa fter a long Iuness
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Of town teams.-Miss Emily Nichols
visited Mrs. James Moran OF Cambridge
Friday and saturday.-The Rev. Cook OF
Cambridge supplied the pulpit Sunday at
the Methodist Episcopal Church.-The
young friends of Ilira and Mary Hanley
gave them a surprise party Friday even
ing. Games were played and refresh
ments were served.-A son has been born
to MIR. and Mrs. Charles Guyette.
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ESSEX.

Word has heen received that the Rev.
e. r. Currier, who has been seriously
II while called away by the death of
his father, is much better-The basket
ball team gave a social dance Friday
evening, November TO- TO A. couples. The
team has organized for this winter and
would have 10 arrange gamAs will A..I
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HILL WEST.

The Rev, N. c, Cushing who has made
brief visit with relatives here. has re-
turned to bis home in Hinesburg Homer
Wetherby killed buck Thursday weigh
ing too pounds Its antlers had 10 points
The deep snow and high winds have
made it difficult to track deer In TT
woods sportsmen report seeing a lot Of
does but bucks are scarce in these parts.
Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Dawson and two
children OF Sheldon are at the home of
Ma DsWson's slAteS. Ma Il u gayett
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ST. GEORGE.

Miss Gala Miles is passing her vacation
in Monkton with her parents.-Mrs. M
w Hnsdale is in Hinesburg, caring for
Mrs. Charles Smith. who is ill.-Earl
Aver is in Burlington this week, where
he is attending Cnittenden county court.
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs Pherona A. Gorton died at an
early hour Saturday morning after an
Illness that had extended over Il period
of four years from palsy The funeral
was held from the house Tuesday after
noon at two O'Clock.
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an Industrious lilkeable man and trust
worthy. There was a large attendance
at the funeral. The bearers were =. j.
Farrell. l.. J. Cline, william Jemery,
Jerry Bushwarc, 8. Z. GLADDEN. and F. II.
brown
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

A cottage prayer meeting will be held
Friday evening at the home of Mr., and
Mrs Alymer Phelps.-A Thanksgiving
service will be held at the church Sunday
afternoon.
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Atlantic CItY n, J., May 20,-The
Presbyterian national assembly hay
ing organized yesterday by the cleo
ton of Rev. Or. John f. Carson of
Brooklyn MS moderator, the eight
hundred commissioners were ready
today to consider the reports from
tho special committee Among these
is that of the committee on Chris
tian Life and Work The report
called attention TO the fact that
throughout the country the total
number OF non-ohurch members Is
90 and 9-10 per cent.