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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-28
CHELSEA.

Rev. f. w. Sharp. district superin-
tendent of the Montpelier district, will
hold the first quarterly conference for
the Chelsea charge in the vestry of the
Union church, Chelsea west hill, Mon
Gay evening, June ,, at 1880,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-28

While opening a pickle jar, Friday, a
piece Of steel from the instrument he
was using penetrated the eye Of Roy
Douglass of Addlebury. Local physi-
clans could not remove the steel and he
went to Burlington for the operation.
II is expected he will recover the sight
OF his eye after some weeks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-28
MISCELLANEOUS

MRS. ALICE b. PUTNAM. great fortune
reader. viii be at Montpelier Wednesdays and
Thursdays 50 cents for cards and 25 cents,
paluistry. II not satisfied viii return your
money. $50 North Main street. sag
LAWN MOWERS sHARPESED ard re-
paired james Ahsrn. II blackwell street 4sif
LAWN MOWERS-Lawn rno~eu cleaned
sharpened and repaired viii call for and de-
liver same L. G. Town. lt Richardson
strust. telephone 1874 ss1
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-28

Lieut.. Clyde A. Selleek son of Mrs.
Jennie i. Selleck of Rutland has besn
appointed an instructor at the United
States military academy at West Point,
lie is "a years old.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-28
ABOUT THE STATE
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST FROM
DIFFERENT SECTIONS

Lewis Hallstrom, ST., of Northiield
has lost the sight of one eye through
the action of whitewash, which he got
into it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-28

Clarence Lane, a fiye-year-old Bur
lington boy. was run into and knocked
down by an automobile in that city
Monday. The machine was proceeding
slowly when, the boy, who was watching
other children at play and did not see
.he auto, walked directly into it. A
bump on the boys head seemed to be
lis only injury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-28
POULTRY

s. c. BUFF oRPINGToNs- Eggs for
Matching from the best winter layers. Send
for mating list. !. ?. corskie i4tf
ABBoIl~S S. c. r. |. REDS-Stock in
small quantities for sale: also eggs from
selected matings at $500 and $3.50 per set
ting. A. P. Abbott & Son. Barre. VT I2tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-28
WANTED.

GOOD SMART BOY. Y years old. would
like a good home somewhere- Address Box
IS. r T. ID. i. LunsnhurE. Vt e2t6'
TWO MEN can have room and board in a
private home in vicinity Of Maple avenue
Scotch preferred Address can be had b. ad-
dressing ~M-.~ Times otsce. es;f
WANTED Old geese feather beds best
cash price paid Address c. r. Dickinson,
general delivery. Barre. Vt 63is'
WANTED-Three or four rooms for hghf
bousekeepins. Address p o. boz sss 50U
WANTED-Dcad horses % ;ake svay-in
Barre, Montpelier. Wehstcrsiile. Grsnitevills.
and East Barre p. K Bailey; telephone
call sew. 1sS-smo
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-28
FOR SALE
TO RENT.

TO RENT--Walter Grearson has left tn
city and left one of the best tenements in tn
city for or persons. No. 10 Averill street
No smoker need call. Inquire at above ad
dress. cit
FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT-is Pleas
ant street Mrs w Hurry. 62ts
TO RENT-Tenement in the French block
Apply TO Geo, A. Reed at city engineers Office
city hall. or at 81 Orange street Git
COTTAGE TO RENT Containing 5 rooms
| Barn room II required. Apply al WatertoT
janitor Rowland block 59t6'
| TO RENT Down stairs tenement of Ave
rooms in good repair, with garden Inquire
of L, II. Hooker. iol Prospect street, Barre.
0su'it
| TO RENT Furnished room suitable for two
roomersg on North Main street. Apply at
Times office. 59t6s
TO RENT-Five-room tenement, up stairs.
corner of Elmore and South Main streets.
Inquire Of Fred Waters, So Perry street. self
TO RENT-Tenement Of FIVE rooms at IA
Harrington avenue. Inquire of c. w. Meleher
57tf
FOR RENT-Tenement of four rooms down
stairs. three up spring water and garden in
good repair; $500 per month to good family.
+. e. Perrin. tel sl7-4 52ff
TO RENT-Tenement on Ernwood avenue.
Inquire j. w. Nichols, phone 42i-3. 5lu
TO RENT-Tenement. corner So. Main and
Ayers streets, with all modern Improvements
barn. garden, telephone and piano If desired
Call at ITO South Main street. 52tf
TO RENTAL upstairs tenement on South
Main street Tel. 42l-3. Soft
To RENT-Tenement E. L. Densmore.
Pleasant street. 4Sf
FURNISHED ROOM TO RENTS Frank.
lin street Mrs. Carrie b. Carpenter. 4ltf
FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT-Modern
gentleman preferred. Inquire OF
Mrs. G. NJ. Burroughs. II Church street. 22tf
PER AFFITARE-u casa di otto camera 4
accommodate per duo famiglia con acqua d 1
spring di citti Anche una grossa casa di /
gaina un giardino grande. $1,000 al n,cse. /
IL Bassett street H. j. Slayton. tel. S02-W. \
l4tf /
For Reut-Cottage house. Perry street $40.
For Rent-Doube house. Branch street, si2.
For Rsnt-Double house. Foster street So
For Reni-Double house. Branch street. $40
md SIS.
For Rent-Tenerent Beekley court, S.
II. r. PHELPS CO.. L
5lt-7 Miles Building
TO RENT AT REASONABLE TERMs-A
ew rooms, well furnished all modern inn
movements hot and cold water bath. Quin-
en- Block. iT2 North Main street s4etf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-28

GOOD sEvEN-RooM COTTAGE on Wash
ington street modern and in good repair
Price low for immediate sale, as owner Il
leaving town. 5et
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-28

The big red Cole runabout purchased
by the city of Burlington for the use
of the chief of the FIRE department is
just ready for delivery by the Rutland
Garage Co., state agents Of the Cole
company. The machine is labelled on
the hood Burlington Fire Department"
and on the doors are the letters, "B. +.
d." and on the side beneath the seat,
Chief" The machine develops forty
horse power
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-28

II is now certain Rutland will have
organized professional baseball this
summer and will maintain team in the
fast league to the south, made up OF
Remington, Hoosic Falls, n. ", Adams
and North Adams, Mass, and possibly
Glens Falls, n. Y. The money neces-
sary for the starting of such team has
been pledged, admission to the league
in question secured, and a meeting has
been held for the purpose Of perfecting
baseball association.
The tuberculosis patient, Mrs. Carrie
Lavoy of Shushan, n. Y. whom DR..
House of Bennington has been treating
with turtle serum, said to be the same
as that used by Dr. Friedman, is rap
idly losing ground and is considered dy-
ing at her home. DR.. House obtained the
serum direct from Germany from DR..
who claimed to be partner
with Friedman in that country ami
who guaranteed the cure to be the |
same as that used by the latter. Mrs /
Lavoy at first seemed better, but lately I
she has failed very fast.
In three accidents Friday at Winooski
an arm was broken, two fingers sma shed
and child's foot pierced by rusty
nail. Edward Allen while driving to
Colchester was thrown out and bis
-ight arm broken in two places. The
tccident was caused by wheel getting
Gto rut Octave Cormier was at
work at Graves ledge when the first two
myers of his right hand We're crushed
Il the second joint by heavy stone
alling on them. The little son of Mrs.
1axime Seymour while playing in the
ard, stepped on rusty nail which pro-
rlded from a board. The nail pierced
he foot and remained in it until the :
octor arrived
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-28

FOR SALE--Two-tenement house good rent
ing property in Barre City, Or will ex-
change for white birch timber land. Il. M
Trow, Cliftondae, Mass. Site
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-28

FOR SALE--Three beds, two full sizee
Iron beds In good condition and will Sc
cheap. Inquire Of c. b. Bianchi. 10 Seminar
street. 62t6
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-28

LAWN MOWERS SH
paired James Ahsrn. II
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-10-10

But this is restitution. authongh we
won it fairly Sir Godfrey was the
most reckless and even the most fool
ish gambler ever played with. We
took advantage of that. but there was
no cheating. no. as am gentleman.
Under the circumstances. then"
said ]. there is nothing further to De
said''
''Rnt what will the poor CIR! dog" he
persisted
shook my head. ! did not know
how to answer that question. for did
not know what she would do Never
theless | was touched and pleased with
his interest The man had some good
in him still Association with such Il
sconndrel as Arcester had not yet
wholly ruined him.
1T is too late to make reparation
now. although the wish does you hon
or. my lord"
well. Hampton. if you have a
chance to tell her what wanted ne
said. please do. | should do it my
self" he continued 'only since her re-
PuuidIiOu ny Oudl- t1It0SttV
she will not admit me to speech Ii |
were bit younger and not so con
fOundedly in debt l wOuh marry the
woman myself"
She is meet for better man. nv
lord" said 1. exactly as | had answer
ed the duke.
He looked at me cnriOnslv for mo-
ment and then laughed loudly.
"Doubtless." he said. you may tell
her that too"
With that be turned on his heel and
walked away, and | saw no more OF
| him. l stood about on the terrace un-
til the last of the gentry had gone.
My lady spoke to me:
Master Hampton" she began we;ri
| ly, wi: you come into the house?
Master Ficklin, the lawyer, is her.
waiting to go over my fathers papers
with me. You have stood by me ma n
fully, your people and my people
have BEEN she stopped mohen,.
friends" she added for $50 years.
] have no one else with whom to coun-
Sell Come with me-
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-10-10

suit me. your patron IA Your
miStresS?''
l told her what had happened in the
spinney.
I'm all that she said in a certain
strained way. You acted as loyal
servitor of the house. and | thank
you"
II am to give orders to have his bag
gage sent to the inn at once" said l.
And Lord Luftdon?"
He came to your defense as if he
were still the gentleman be had once
been But be goes hen"e with mis-
friend. His baggage will also follow
him
i will attend to that for them hcti. .
said Mistress l.ncy growing Stra NICELY
and firmly resolved again and even |
could guess the tremendous conStralnt
she put upon herself Enough Of Ar
cester, | am we'll rid OF him and Of
to bring my fathers bod, to the .as-
tie. | suppose the crcwner will have
to be notified"
Yes" said II will attend to that :
''C-- all my friends. said she pi:e-
ously. You seem to be the only one
left. Master Hampton
II have been your faithful servant
always. Mistress Lucy" | answered as
| ushered her into the hall.
l delivered my little mistress to be-,
woman. who came at my call. and thpi,
! summoned the butler and stewarC
and told them what had ilaDpened. Il,
mor1ent all was confusion They
brought the body of Sir Geoffrey back
| to the castle. which was no longer his
{! AS the duke had said. it was mort
gagged TO it's full value. Everythin"
| that he could get his hands OH nae
! been sacrificed to his passion for play.
After the inquest and afterR due in
terval for decent respect for the deac
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-10-10
By CYRUS TOWNSEND BRADY


lis my father dead!" she aSkeu, art
er sudden. awful stiffness.
nodded while she stared at me like
one possessed.
"KiIed in a duel?" she whispered
shook my head
Mistress" said l. "he died by his
own hand"
''Oh. my Cod" she cried. clapping
her hands to her face and Keeling
back.
caught her about the waist She
had no knowledge that she was held
or supported. OF course, all her inter
est and attention We're elsewhere. She
did not weep or give way otherwise.
| She was a marvel woman. and her.
self mastery and control amazed me,
! for knew how she had loved her ia
Their
When? Why?" she gasped out.
II was early awake" | answered.
! and did not tell her it was my habit
| to see her gallop off for that morning
ride-"and | heard shot in the spin
ney. / hurried there and found Sir
| Geoffrey"-
Let us go 10 nlIn
NO" said l. And marveled to find
myself assuming the direction as if |
had been on the deck of my own ship,
that you cannot 1t is no sight for
| your eyes. I was coming to the castle
to tell you and to send the servants to
fetch him. Meanwhile you go into the
hall and summon your women and
hot
Hampdon." she whispered very small.
very forlorn. very despairing. my ia
Their! My dear. good father"
She turned. and l. still supporting
her. we mounted the steps of the ter
race Suddenly she stopped. freed her
self and faced me.
Lord Luftdon and the Duke of AZ
cester." she explained. they are stay
ing at the castle. They must be mott
fed"
Madam" said l. they already
know it,"
"And why. then, have they left tine
. duty Of telling me to you? Where are
, they? Summon them at once!'
'They are gomez clustered out, my
rage at the duke reviving.
Gomez
"Having won everything from Sill
Godfrey. they have left him alone IL
his deathr' retorted bitterly.
! "Impossible!'
II ordered them of the place." sait
bluntly.
"You?" she flashed out fmperiously
And who gave you the power to dis
miss-my fathers friends?"
II heard what they said, being hid
den myself"
And what did they say?"
lit concerned you. mistress
, 1.-THE Duke of Arcester," she prompt
' ~ began. lis my betrothed husband
will hear no calumny against him."
, Madam said, ''your engagemer
e is broken"
"Brokenv' she cried in amaze.
: 1.-The duke declared himself too poo
t to marry the penniless child of dis
graced man-his words. not mine. b.
q lieve me-
She turned so white and reeled {
l. that l caught her again. | even shoe
her while l cried roughly:
: You must not give way"
1T is lie a dastardly lie!" she pan
ed out at last
'It is Gods truth" said l. He r
lie pudiates you
lie mo man could be SO base," she pc
IS sisted He swore that he loved me.
l 81 would it were otherwise, madaI
he but he is gone, leaving that messas
for you"
is And he made you bis messenger
er 81 volunteered"
why? Why?"
)u Because be is a low coward"
ne "And you stood by and let him
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-10-10

ter Hampdon."
there was a great funeral. of course,
during which what little ready money
there was available was of necessity
spent The gentry came for miles
around. Even Luftdon was there in
the background. although Arcester had
the decency to keep away. was
there. too. finding place among the
upper servants of the household. l
happened to be Immediately back of
Mistress Lucy. From under her veil
she shot forlorn. grateful look at me
as she came in.
Sir Godfrey. except Mistress Lucy,
was the last of his race. The brave,
fine old stock had at last been reduc-
ed to this one slender slip Of girl
Kith or kin. save of the most distant,
she had none. nor did she enjoy much
acquaintance. She had never been
| formally introduced to society. Sir
Godfrey had loved her and had been
| kind enough to her In his careless.
| magnificent way, but she had been left
much alone since the death of her
mother some years before. and she
had grown up under the care of gov
ernesses and tutors The neighboring
gentry had assembled with much show
of sympathy. but knew that Mistress
Lucy felt very much alone. and |
rather gloried in the position which
made me. humble though l was, her
friend.
1t was over soon enough-the show
and parade. No one spoke to me save
Lord Luftdon.
i "You seem to be a man of sense,
Master Hampton" he whispered,
drawing me apart after it was all
over. land | noticed the way Mistress
Wilberforce looked at you when she
first came in. | have still unspent
some of the proceeds of our last bout
at the table with her father that could
be conveyed to the lady. and
''She would burn her hand off rather
than accept anything" said promptly.
You speak with authority" he ask
ed. looking at me strangely.
Il have known her from a child
said L. land her father before her
is not in the breed to take favOrs
and
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-10-10
CHAPTER III.
In Which | Deliver a Lette

IN W1ICn ] OSIIver Letter.
~IR GEOFFREY'S will as Mas
ga ter Ficklin read it. was a sim
= pie affair. 1t left everything
Of which he died possessed
to his daughter. Unfortunately. he
died possessed of nothing. The docu-
ment was mere waste paper. Every
thing was mortgaged, every family
portrait even. Mistress Lucy appear
ed to have no legal right to anything
In Or out of the castle, save the clothes
she wore.
The point is" Mistress Lucy said.
IS Master Ficklin bowed deferentiaIly
toward her, that have nothing!"
Nothing from your father, madam"
But my mothers estate?'
Il regret to say said Master Flick
lin, that most of it has been convert
ed into money and lost by your ia
Their. There is left in my hands, ma
dam, only a matter of some $4,000,
out at interest, which you, being now
of full age
Il was eighteen on my last birth
day."
Exactly, so that it is at your pres
ent disposal"
what shape is it in?''
'It is invested in cOnSOls."
"Can they be realized uponY'
INSTANTLY"
'To advantage?''
! "Most certainly"
II thank you, Master Ficklin. for
| your provident care of my little for
tune. 1t is most unexpected. she fall
tered.
Believe me, Mistress Lucy, it is a
Happiness to do anything for you," said
| the old attorney, rising and gathering
up his papers and bowling low before
her. You may command me in every
thing. A temporary loan orr
THANK you. Master Ficklin," SAID
Mistress Lucy; you touch me greatly
but I need nothing at present. Ny IA
Their made me an allowance and gener
ally paid it. It was a generous one
and, living alone as did, did no
spend it. l have few hundred
pounds in my own name at the bank
and with that for temporary use ant
my mothers legacy l shall lack moth
ing"
But where will you live, Mistress
Lucy?'
ut matters little" she answered list
| lessly
"My sister and l." said the old atto1
ney, Give alone in the county ,towI
The house is large. If you would az
cept our hospitality until your futur
is decided we should be vastly hoI
ored."
Il accept your kindly proffer mos
thankfully" was her reply. 81 hav
been invited to various homes her
and there in the county, but prefer t
60 to you"
"Good," said Master Ficklin brisk,
. "That is settled then. / am empov
cred by those who hold the mortgag
! to tell you that the pictures of you
father Or mother or anything strict
Continued on page g.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-10-10
.ISOU. RY. SCHEDULE

East Bound Train. go
No. 20 Lv. Murphy 6:30 a. m. Ar. Syl-
va 1O:43 a. m. Ar Asheville l 90 p. m.
No. Is Lv. Murphy 11:3O a. m. Arrive
sylvia 3.47 p M. Ar. Asheville 6:55 o. m.
West Bound Train.
No II Lv. Asheville $50 a. m. Ar. Syl-
va lib a. m. Ar. Murphy 1876 p. m.
No. 10 Lv. Ashville 8 30 p. m. Ar. Syl-
va Ill p. m. Al. Murphy 10: 55 p. m,
w. v. DORSEY.
Local Passenger Agent.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-10-10

~
ES5a Mistress Lucy at last. ''since
va nobody else seems to he
about. suppose you attempt
the task !"
She looSed her little foot from the
stirrup and thrust it out toward me
am nothing Of a hOrSeman. | was
very early sent to sea. and | have
sailors awk wardneSS with horses
Naturally. did not know how lady
should he dlsnIounted. | stepped over
10 bel. seized Der about the waist with
both hands lifted her bodily from the
saddle and set her down gently on the
gravel She looked at me very queerly
and gave faint shrek as her weight
came upon my arms. Indeed, | have
no doubt that held her tightly.
=" dare say there is not a man
among my fathers friends or mine
who could have done that. Master
Hampton said she smiling little
and looking flushed and excited.
Ills no great feat" said | stupidity
enough Il have lifted bigger
y,
slightly frowning up at me.
Things" replied
ut amazes me-" she said II have
never been diSmounted that way be-
fore However. you always were
stronger than most men. even as a
boy There seems to be no groom
about The place is wretchedly serv
ed. Will you take my horse to the sta
blesT she asked me.
There was a certain flattery to me
In that request. 1T 1 had not shown
her how strong was in all proba bility
she would have thrown me the bride
and, with a nod toward the stables te
Indicate her wishes, would have lef
me without a word
Have you seen my father this morn
ing?" she asked as l paused befor,
her
As luck would have it. while sh,
spoke sleepy groom came round thu
house ] flung the reins to him. bad,
MIN take the horse away and turned
10 my lady.
Madam" said l. my voice thick
sning and choking. 81 have seen you
noble father this morning."
There was something in my voice
ana manner, great stupid fool that
vas, that instantly apprised her tina
something was wrong. With one swift
esep she was by my side.
"Where?"
in the spinney."
What does he there at this hour"
Nothing"
Il don't understand"
Sir Geoffrey."- l began rackin'
ny brains what to say next and hov
10 convey the awful tidings
She made sudden step or two il
my direction, then turned toward tn
eoppice, her suspicious fully aroused.
But now | ventured upon a fami
Nrty-that is. | turned and caugh
her arm.
! will see him myself" she bega
fesoutely.
Madam" said l swiftly, "you cal
not"
Master Hampdon,'' she saids "som
"ihg dreadful has happened"
nodded.
Ihls was breaking it gently with
'ehgeance, but what could / do2 81
always did twist me around her lit
lnger, and | was always more or le
NeipiesS before her | admit that.
@n sui, for that matter, although 81
Will not have it so.
hat is it? Is my father-what
Ne doing in the spinney? He new
rises at this hour?''
Mlstress Wilberforce," said, ~
.ome or brave stock. and the tiI
1or your courage is now"
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-10-10
PROMGRAM JACKSON 60.
SINGING CONVENTION.

Will meet at Cullowhee on SatW-
Gay before the third Sunday in
October at 9 o'clock.
SATURDAY.
9. a. m.-DevOtiOnal exercises,
and singing by convention.
10 a. m-Singing by different
choirs.
II a. m-Sermon by Rev. A. C..
Bryson.
IL m.-Dinner on the ground.
p. Singing by different
choirs.
SUNDAY
9. a. m.-DevOtional exercises:
and singing by the convention.
10 a. m.-Singing by different
choirs.
II a. m.-Musical address.
IL m.-Dinner.
p. Singing by the different
choirs.
B. H. Hooper.
R. P. PHILLIPS
E. A. Moore
Program Committee.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-10-10
Notice.

Owing to death of the manager of
this firm it is necessary that all
business handled by him be closed
up Immediately and we will ask
parties indebted to this company to
arrange theirsaccounts lat once. We
will greatly appreciate the prompt
attention our customers will give
this request.
SYLVIA SUPPLY co.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-10-10
CHAPTER u.
herein | Break the News.

Wherein ! Break the News.
n a n ASTER HAMPDON," said
E%5a Mistress Lucy at last. ''since
fV3 nobody else seems to be
about, suppose you attempt
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-07
ELkS TO HOLD
SERVICES ! |: | | | [ | | TODAY ! | |:
Appropriate | [ L / Services \! Are To
Be Held II Memory Of
Departed Brethren

The annual memorial services OF
the Bismarck lodge B, P. o.. e. will
be held at4their hall on Main street
this afternoon beginning at three
This meeting is5s open to the general
public and is held in every Elkes'
home in the United States on the
same day and at the same hour.
There are number of addresses on
the program and several musical
numbers.
There are only three departed
members of the Bismarck lodge, M.
H. Jewell, Henry Gieremann and w.
F. Cochrne.
The services sWil be opened by
prayer by Rec.NC. w. Harris. The op-
ening ceremony will be the recital of
the Elks' ritual. this to be followed
by song by the Elks' quartet.
The Memorial address will be deliv:
cred by Judge Carmody and the eu-
logy by Hon. Frank S. Talcott. Mrs.
v. j. LaRose will render vocal solo
with Mrs. Jas. A. Haney as accompan-
list. Another selection by the male
quartet will be following by the aud
fence singing Nearer My God to
Three and the closing ceremony ac-
5cording to the ritual and the closing
prayer will be given by Rev. Father
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