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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-06-10
Poultry Association Elects
Officers
Fitzgerald, 6-8-11.

Association met as per adjourn
ment and was called to order by
President A. c. Justice.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
On motion of E. C, Snyder the
election of the permanent officers OF
the organization was taken up.
DR.. Seeley presented the ma me OF
MIR. A. C. Justice for President.
There being no further nominations
Mr.. Justice was elected by accla-
nation.
DR.. L. S. Osborn was placed in
nomination for Vice President, and,
no other nominations were made
his election was unanimous by &C
clmation.
a DR.. Seeley placed G. B. Lee in
nomination for Recretary. No fur
the nominations and election by
reclamation.
MIR. J. D. Small was placed in
nomination for Treasurer, but de-
clined, and himself nominated Mr.
J. P. Patterson for that position. No
other nominations we're made and
Mr.. Patterson was unanimously
elected.
The following gentlemen were
nominated and elected as Directors,
and, together with the four admin
istrative officers constitute the Board
of Directors of the Association, viz:
Walter C. Davis,
J. H. Burke,
c. D. Seeley,
E. c. Snyder,
- J. D. Small,
E. P. Wightman.
Motion by DR.. Seeley that the
Secretary be instructed to have five
hundred copies of the Constitution
and Bylaws printed, also the neces-
sary blanks and stationery for the
conduct of the business of the asso-
citation. Motion prevailed.
y Col. Walter Rogers and Mr.. P. S.
" de, of Ocilla, arrived at this
functure and manifested a lively
interest in the business of the meet
ing,
In response to request by the
President, Col. Rogers explained in
detail to the meeting the manner OF
xproceedure in procuring a charter
and supplemented his remarks with
a motion that the President appoint
a committee OF three to confer with
himself and with power to act in
the procuring of said charter. Mo-
ton was adopted by unanimous
vote. Messrs. L. S. Osborn, J. P.
Patterson and E. D. Seeley were ap-
pointed as such committee.
Mr.. J. P. Patterson called atten-
ton of the meeting to the suggestion
of Mr.. |. Gelders at a former meeting
that the Association arranged for a
poultry exhibit upon the occasion
of the meeting of the State Farmers
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-06-10

Union in this city the 20-23 inst.
The matter was quite freely dis
cussed and the consensus of opin-
was that insufficient time remained
in which to prepare birds for a
creditable show.
No further business appearing
the meeting adjourned on motion
of Patterson.
A. C. JUSTICE, Pres.
C. B. LEE, Secy.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-06-10

Mr.. E. K. Farmer, prominent
Fitzgerald banker, was in Waycross
this morning returning from the
Bander's Convention in Savannah.
.Waycross Journal.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-06-10
Report Of The Condition OF
The Third National Bank,
At Fitzgerald,

State of Georgia, at the Close of
Business, June 7, 1911.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-13


city council as a body, and also as In
adividuals, for the courteous treatment
extended to me in the past" ~.
~ i Joint Installation. ~ ~
The most enthusiastic of the Re.
bekah and Odd Fellow lodge members
could not have desired more socia-
BILE or neatly arranged meeting than
their public joint installation last eve
ming. The Odd Fellows installed the
following officers. 4.
). Noble Grand-C. M. Peterson.
p, Vice Grand-Geo. Durnell.
:: Recording secretary-H J. Hinck.
Financial secretary-Henry Hale.
The Rebekahs installed the follow.
ing. 49, FL,
Noble Grand-Mrs Anna Graham.
Vice Grand-Anna Serumgard. -
Secretary-Ruby Henley.
Treasurer-Alberta "Durnen.
Following this all enjoyed a dance
for which Earl DUEL furnished the mu.
sic. Refreshments, elegant and album.
dant were enjoyed by all.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-13
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. August Raft is on the sick list
this week.
Leo Hopcroff left Mondoy On bus
mess trip to Aberdeen, S. Oak.
Mrs. Wolfe of Webster was in the
city shopping Monday.
Old papers for the pantry shelf can
be supplied at the Inter-Ocean Office.
G.. A. Johnson and wife of Fargo,
spent Sunday here.
Banker Chas. E. Blackberry of Hans
boro. was in the city Sunday.
!. p Cassidy Of Grand Forks was reg
lstered at the Western Sunday.
Miss. Bessie McGosh was the guest
:,of Mrs. Villa Moore last Friday.
Oliver Knutsons:t Of: Michigan City
was a Sunday visitor Iii the city: ;" =
. A. shoe sale shou1d be acceptable at
this. season Of the year. We will have
one saturday:AThe New York. Cash
Store. r. ..ij 49,.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-13
BANKS HOLD
ELECTION
MANY OFFICERS REMAIN SAME
SOME DIRECTORS CHANGE,

At the annual meeting Of the stock.
holders and directors of the LOGAN
banking institutions held this week the
following officers and directors we're
elected for the ensuing year:
First National Bank.
IT. E. Baird president: r. J. Drake,
cashier; N. J. Haley, assistant cash
Ter; Directors: H. E. Baird, Jos, M,
Kelly, Rasmus Sorenson, w. G. Sam
uels, R. J. Drake.
Ramsey County National Bank.
G: NJ. Fisher president; E. J.
Chamberlin, vice-president; Banding
Fisher, cashier: A. V, Haig, assistant
cashier; directors: G. M. Fisher, E. J..
Chamberlin, CLARK W. Kelley, A. ".
Haig, and Blanding Fisher.
Devils Lake State Bank.
A. B. Page, president; F. O.. Gold,
vice-president; J. M. Thompson, cash
Ter; directors H. N. stabeck, P. O.
Heide, and G. L. Newhouse. A. .liyi-
dend Of Is per cent was DECLARED, 8
per cent of which was paid the stock
holders and the balance: set aside for
the working fund. =: 81 49,
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EXPECTED MONDAY,

Mr.. and Mrs. R. 2. Rognas are ex-
pected here from Rolla Monday en-
route to the Twin Cities. Mr.. Rog.
mas is member of the firm of Rognas
lie Brun &Co.. proprietors of the New
York Cash Store. He is also the own
er of large store at Rolla and during
the fire at Rolla last Saturday it look
ed for time as though his building
would be destroyed. There was only
one building between his and the four
other stores that were wiped out by
the fire.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-13
AN OLD FRIEND.

Edward F. Flynn received a letter
from his old friend, A. M. Utecht yes
terday. Gus is now a member OF. the
legislature Of the state of Minnesota
and has assumed his duties. Hereaf-
ter he will be known as honorable.
Mr.. Utecht was for numbr Of years
in charge Of the dry goods department
Of the store Of F. W. Mann & Sons,
Of this city and later travelled for
John v. Farwell & Company Of Chi
cago. About three years ago he start
ed in business for himself at Torah,
MINI, from which place he was elected
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-13
ANNOUNCER ENTS,

Announcements were received by
friends here this week of the marriage
of Miss Lulu Wenton of Duluth, Mimi,
and MT. Ben Pierce, of this city,
which occurred Tuesday, January 10,
at the brides home in Duluth. Fred
Bradley of this city acted as best man.
Mr.. Pierce travels for Marshall-Wells
& Company of Duluth, and has made
this city his home for the past year.
Miss Wenton visited here last sum-
mer and made many friends during
her short stay here who are glad to
welcome her return, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pierce will have rooms in: the Bell
block and will be at home to their
many friends otter February t..
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-13
HANIsBoRo's BOOK.

Something Of sensation in the book
world is promised in. the forthcoming
volume entitled s The Second Amend,
ment, p, q ftten former lrg nfted
States Senator H. S. Hansbrougfi= Of
this state. and which is almost ready
for the press. Those who have read
the advance manuscript and are COM
petent to judge, assert that it will he
the most startling book written in
many years. Not that the text DOS.
sesses anything that is yellow or .lur1d
but. because Of the stupendous prob
lens of state which have been woven
around story OF love and Woman's
fidelity that is heart gripping In its in
tensity !. go: &. =. -
The scenes are laid in the Emitted
States senate where for. eighteen years
the author was an active and infiuen-
>tial member. The story hinges on the
love affair of brilliant young senator
and woman whose position in life
makes her the leader of society as
he is destined to be leader of men.
- and lawmaking are so blended
tit the one becomes the helpmeet
Of lie other and neither gs in inter-
est.
The book as a whole will show some
Of the inside features of law making,
the influences that control, the pow
ers against which men in public life
are forced to fight and the methods
70 which resort is had in order that
men who seek to do things may be
silenced, are all graphically portrayed
5, The style is not only fascinating be.
cause of the purity of its English,
but the action is that indiscribable
kind which holds the mind intent upon
the theme while it sweeps on from
one rounded period to another.
While many of the characters could
be pointed out in real life by the stud.
ent Of politics, they are so drawn that
they fit the class, rather than the in
dividual and are treated with the hon.
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WILL EXHIBIT,

W. H. Horton of the Horton Motor
company is planning an exhibit for the
Grand Forks automobile show iext
.moath. The Cadillac car for which he
is sole distributor of in this state and
Montana will be shipped direct. to-
Grand Forks and placed On exhibit in
the large auditorium where Mr.. EIe5rs
ton. has secured ,snace,e~. -,s.- ..,~.-,.x.@ :.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-13

esty and fairness OF the student OF
public affairs rather than Of the caus
tic critic OF public men and public
affairs. II
The leading publishers are bidding
for the book and assure the author
that It will not only be a lasting piece
of literature but: that it will have a
tremendous sale.-Grand Forks Even
Ing Times :. N Z; s.. 2 !. -, -.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-13
: fsERIEs. or! DANCES: r: ::

The Stages is the name OF the or
ganization tina: :;pians: sseiezfof four
dances: The organization is tonfpots,-
ed of the young maen Of the City and
the society sfunetiona that haKe been
planned will no doubt appeal to those
who enjoy the .terpsichore, and ">are
numbered on the Invitation list. Feb
ruary p will see the Washington par:
ty, in March the st. Patrick, April the
Easter and May the May party.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-13
SHARK RETURNS,

Herman Shark the clothing mer.
chant returned from his trip some
what sooner than expected, but during
his absence he did many things to add
to his business. He announced: that
he has purchased some added. eultin-
men for his store in the, line of FIX
lures which he eSpects'to install with
In the next month.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-13
TOXIC

e .: 49,!
F. H. Baitson drove to Devils Lake
Friday. - ~"f.. = 8
: Kenneth and Ethe' Chase are are; On the
; sick list. * y" =
!. c.: ?: Mills was at Devils Lake :. on
business Friday: =,
t'"C: smeallie was at Devils Lake be,
tween trains Tuesday. 80: A.. ...u,.
Emery: Chase. was suffering from an
attack sef~tonsolitfs last week.. az,
Ignatius Court was in Toxic on bus,
mess the fore part. Of the week. :. =: .,
/; Otto Olsen and Emery Chase; were
lat Devils Lake between trains Friday:
|. @chas and Jas. Arnold Of Deyils Lake
fare cutting ice on Wood lake. for the
seTilla hotel. !. -, -;
b. R. Chase returned home Tuesday
from Minnewadkan where: he has been
serving on the Jury. : 81 :;*'. :
Carl Bengtson proved up on his
homestead yesterday. Otto Olsen and
Herb Carlson were his witnesses.
:, ss Ne Mrs. Elmer. Kalstad was at. Devils
ruaada on her hoosLnes
stead. :. Theo. ,Johr and .Chas. Nelson
were her witnesses. -. -.
Mrs. Chas.. Nelson and baby return
ed home Friday after couple OF
weeks visit at the home Of her sister,
Mrs: Glicks 50 aoross the lake. .,>..
The Homesteaders are planning on
e. big time this friday evening on
the occasion %of the annual 1nstalla,
ton Of officers. The Installation will
be public: There wifi also be pro-
gram and a social hop. One Of the fea-
lures Of the program will be music by
theaHarr1s Broh:' band. : Xxx ~ =.
. W failed to: chropicle the. !; death Of
Alex Demars which occurred on the
:nrig 4 ~: Of. December s1st.::; Alex. was
'pns Of the best known men on the res IS:
ieervation, having lived here for prob:
|.ably forty years. He knew the reser-
walton. like a book and was probably
the, best best hunter in these parts. Alex
was a good natured jovial sort of a
man and made friends with all whom
he came in contact with. There was
much real sorrow felt at the demise
Of Mr.. Demars.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-13
RAILS BROKEN

1t is reported that seven rails we're
broken between Hamar and Warwick
on the Aneta branch, but due to the
watchful eye of Section Foreman John.
son no damage was done although the
trains were given slow orders, The
cold weather caused the damage. :
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-13
AT.THE SESSION.

Miss. Jean Traynor Of Grand, Forks;
sister of Hon. Fred Traynor of Dew
lis Lake, prominently connected with
important work in the house two years
ago when he was a delegate from Ram
sey county, arrived in the city Tues
day and commenced work as steno-
grapher in the senate.-Grand Forks
Evening Times, = '''';~@
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-13
NOT INFRINGEMENT.

The United States supreme court
has held that the new auto machine is
no infringement on the Seldom patent
that has been in the way of the auto
manufacturers: This will be 81 inter
est to local automobile dealers since
the victory Is one Of the trust which
held things in It's grasp in this parti-
Ct GUAR Tar department: Of autos: A. J.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-13
VAUDEVILLE BILL,

The Rambler sisters, the Fashion
Plate Trio will be the Offering at the
Grand next week. Singing and dane
Ing act, direct from Grand Forks
where it has made a big hit. =. .'--
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-13
MILKING MACHINE,

J. c. Perkins is one of the speakers
on the program at the Tri-State Grain
Growers convention to be held at Far.
go, starting January II of next week.
His talk will be on "The, Milking Ma.
chine" #. t,,T =.
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Farm Loans: Money on hand on
favorable oI9 TERMS !! lowest rates.. {.
]. Chamberlin: .... :, 80. >.

The meeting Of: the School Board
which was to have been, held Tuesday
evening was postponed until some lat.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-13
c: E: Norquest, Official in Charge, Local Office.

to the legislature. He was elected at
the primaries by about two to one ma
jority and had no opposition at the
general election. His many friends
here are pleased to learn of his sue
cess.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-13

Mr.. A. w. Burt has been quite i'll
the past week.
Mayor Elmer Philsbom, was in the
city Tuesday on his way home to ST..
John from Fargo where he was at
tending to business matters:
The five hundred club was entertain.
ed last Saturday evening at the pretty
Fifth street home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Burgess. The head prizes were won
by Mrs. Jens Svee and Mr.. Ole Ser.
umgard, and the consolation prizes by
Mrs. Henry Hale and Mr.. Jens Svee.
Refreshments were served by the hos.
tess and it was decided that the next
meeting would be had with Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Miller.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-13

:: Legal blanks Of every description,
always I'm: stock at the Inter- OCEAN
office. - .;.~<Es t:~. -, .s;s- a. .
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-13

FOR SALE.
49,, s.T

For sale-stock III North Dakota
Improvement company. Willssell sat
big sacrifice If taken at once. Al.
dress D; care Inter- Ocean. a Z
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-13

FOR. sALE-No.. 8: Oliver typewriter,
good as new WILL SELL at a bargain.
Inquire: at Devils Lake lee Cram
Factory rfa& ! .;St ssE${assss5..1.fFs IL
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

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-, -
49, - u,,,t.,,,,a,, r,.Il,,,,>i, b.,,.i,,, ;,
nonn,atior of 1zooo The disease devel-
onea a u.,.l, aro md t. enraadina Six,y
oasas ,.,,,i.,tar5d ~ ,.hicb ~
roaot,aa -, ,'1,.a,,o.d stao.
fhe bill permitting the brrNShlfe
street halfway II sell cie'tfl''lS |" the
BOSTON * Maine Tor me operation Oh
eieetile engines ihr"aGh TN ii'',Sa''
tunnel was siSued lhhrsaaH by 10Y
foss. II IS expected that the eiecul-
lleatioh OF the 'uhhel "'l' DC competed
"l'"'h Tie next Ie" Nee"S'
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Miner Bible Class First Banquet.

The firstannual banquet of the Miner
Bible Glass Of the Winter Street Free
Baptist church was held Thursday
evening in the dining room of the
Johnson House and proved to be a
most enjoyable affair. What was lack
ing in numbers was made up in good
fellowship.
The PARTY sat down shortly after s
o'clock to one OF Landlord Douglass
best spreads and after all had satisfied
the inner man the speechmaking was
in order.
Nj. {, Miner WAS POSTMASTER. g. G.
Hartman gave tho first toast. but as
yet they had not begun to talk freely
and 50 ]. y. Genthner WAS called Oh q
melt the SNOW and did 50 in a very sat
isfactory manner. His speech was f1i-
lowed by short talks by ]. H. Dunton,
T. F. Stcuber and IL r. I.ittlefcld. At
10 O'clock the company broke up. each
member satisfied and each having thor
ouehly enjoved himself.
Those who sat at the tables were:
Hiram Littiefeld. G. c. Hartman Mel.
yin Ware. Otis Blaiedell. William
Rirns Howard Miner, NJ c. Miner, j.
p. Genthner. RAYMOND Hartman.
Ralph Colby Merton Colby. William
Traflon Pearl Belts. }. II. Dunton
William MeCurdy and r. +. Stcuber.
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NATIONAL HOME.

Officer Of the day. capt r. J. Gdlnm.
Samuel White left Thursday on a
furloush which lac will pass in Kew
York city.
Passes were granted Thursday to:
Edward +. Seefy tn Rutland, Edward
Murphy to Augusta.
The returns from furl6nghs Thurs
day We're: Joseph \. Scser~ from
Cooper's Mills; james connors and
Herman ]. Smith from Boston: Michael
Neil from Fall River.
Three new members We're admitted
to the Home Thursday: James Mack
lin Of Philadelphia, late a seaman L.
:. s. ohio. North Carolina and Ossi-
pee; Samue! II. Atwood OF HilIsboro,
late Cos. /, and X. 9Th y II. Inf,
Woodbury. s. Purinton of Portland, late
a seaman l. 5. 5. Ohio, and Princeton.
Rev. II. S. Burrage was in Bangor
Thursday To attend the funeral of the
late General Charles Hamlin.
Thomas ID. Johnston, late 18th Mass.
Bat, and Arthur W. Waterman, late
Co. +. 24th Conn. Inf, have been grant
ed honorable discharges from the
Home.
The funerals OF the late Henry
kneeland and the late John 3. Doyle
will be held from the Home chapel at
. p. Nj. Friday, Rev. Fr NelIigan oil :
ciatine. cart. Oakmdn will command
the escort.
The baseball game tonight Will be
between the regulars and a. last team
from Gardiner.
John Martin Of Uxbridge. late Co. D.
ith Mass, CAV Alfred & Taft of Bos-
ton, late 90. G. 18th Mass. Inf. and
Matthew W. Ward of Waterbury,. Ct
iaie 9Sth co. l. 5. Coast Art, former
members oil the Home, have been re-
admitted.
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WINTHROP.

TIL program for Arhor day exercises
at the Intermediate school is rs follows:
Albor Day Song tuir. Lightly Row.
school. Aehar Day acoustic Grade y.
| The Origin Of Arbor Dag. Wendell Pink
| ham. recitation. Edith Larabee: racita-
| ton. Norman craft, sorg. "Celehrate
tn Arhor Day. school: recitation. Edna
clark The Heart 6f The Tree. thtca
girls recitation Delpha Bisgonnette
recitation, Frank Staekfofd. Afbor hay
Alphabet. Grade VI. recitation, Lillian
Loon; recitation, Birdie Wing; Arbor bay
Song tair. Aud Lang Synel. school. quo
tations. school. recitation, Lena Foun-
tain; recitation. Alice Fortier; recitation
Eleanor Bailey recitation, tXziI=a bra
peau: Value OF Our Forests. five boys;
Arbor Day Song tair American. school;
sketch on ''Woodman. Spare That Tree. q"
poem. "Woodman. Spare That Tree"
school
Rev. II. y. Clifford visited this week
in Wilton.
Mrs. Adeline Joy is visiting her grand
daughter, Mrs. {, G. Stevens, in Bangor,
Mrs Rufina Mood of Northeast IIarbor
is in town
Mrs s q. Bean and daughter Stcphanie
have returned fromsa visit in Boston.
The odd Fellows drama Forced TO
the War" was successfully presented at
Cumston hall Monmouth. Thursday eve
ming
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| first. Cooper walked. Douglas was out
at first and Fnner famed Fuller caught
Bells foul fly. hut Willard reached first
on Harrington's error and went to second
on Harrington's wild throw. Smith was
hit by the pitcher and Maxwell reached
| first on a dropped fly. Willard scoring.
Dostie famed. Score: Winthrop 4. Au-
gusta g.
Eighth inning-Augusta was out in one,
two, three order ON foul to third which
Willard captured after a long run. a
strike-out and an out at first. Maxim
hit safely and was sacrificed to second
by Ilevesque. Wood flied to center, bat
Bells hit scored Maxim. Willard famed.
Score: Winthrop s. Augusta 3
Then came the fatal ninth MaXwelfs
error gave Fitzgerald first. Thompson
beat out hunt. Another error bp Max
wen filed the bases. and Fitzgerald and
wells third error scored Appleton ami
Cooper. Fuller hit into the diamond and
Douglas scored on an unsuccessful at
tempt to cut him off at the plate. Hanks
hit safely, also Harrington. Harvey was
ont Al first. Hanks scoring. Harrington
scored when Fitzgerald was ielded out
at first Thompson flied to right field
ending the inning Heon flied to right
field Osborne and Maxwell each hit
safely but Dostie flied To center Maxim
walked filing the bases. but Levesque
was out at first and the game was over
with the score 10 to >
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The convention of the Congrega tionat
churches held in Haverhill. Mass. Tor
the past three days ended Thursday
afternoon. Prof Henry $. Nash Of the
Episcopal Divinity school, who was in
attendance Thursday mornine. ON re-
quest spoke on THE Organization of
the Minute Man. Bayard +. Harrison
of Maiden gave tine address of the dav
ON The Church and the Industrial sat
uation.' and Rev. Clarence f. Swift Of
Fall River reported on the progress
of the apportionment PLAN AT the bus
mess meeting it was voted that the
levy to the National Council should ba
seven instead of six cents per member
and it was decided to choose during
the year central advisory commits
tee Of five members who shall constt-
tute bureau OF information regard
ing Characterization Rev Fred A.
Wilson of Andover was chosen to IN
the vacancy on the board of trustees.