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ORLEANS COUNTY
GREENSBORO.

Misses Bessie and Aida Fairbanks ar
spending a few days in Enoshurg.-Mr
Ephraim Hill who has been at tin
Holden hospital i'm Hardwirk for treat
meut for six weeks, returned Saturda
much improved in health.-Mrs L. W
Harrison has been gaining since her rt
turn from hospital at Burlington.-Hel
bert Farr has gone to Richmond TO wor
in a creamery. Ralph Williams is work
ing for Mr.. Messer, driving the croar
team.-Thc Ladies' Home Missionary 81
ciety will meet with Mrs. Il. NJ. Willie
Friday aftcrnoon.-F. A. Messer went I
Cabot the first of the week.-The last er
tertanmcnt Of the lecture course will \
given Thursday evening by the Russo
Comedy company
At town meeting Tuesday the folloWi1
officers were elected: Moderator, l.. 4
jackson; clerk, q. NJ. Cuthbertson; scho|
director, Edwin Esdon; selectmen, Altd
White; treasurer, q. NJ. Cuthbertsoj
colo ctor of taxes, \. c. Chase: road con
missioner. John ktndrick; auditoI|
George Davis, John harrington and Frl
Goodrich: constable, \, c. Chase; listI
~. r. Wilson; town grand juror, j.
White; library trustee for five wears, n
w Goss Mrs. NJ. G. ingalls, asked to
excused from serving Is one Of the trl}
tees and Mrs Edith silver was elected
serve the uneXpired tcrm of four YEA
1t was voted to appropriate 81 600 for nd
manent roads; S25 for Memorial day II
N75 for the maintenance oC the free
brary; to accept and ADOPT the audto
n - oh, .b
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ers, r. E. Stafford, H. W. Barrows, n. f..
Shaw; auditors, i. l.. Harris, A. H.
Cheney W. II. Burt. 1t was voted to raise
30 cents and continue the present COM
pensation to the hremen. The trustees
were instructed to purchase 10 barrels of
oil for the streets.-Wi.liam II. Jeffry will!
speak at the mass meeting at the Congrc-
gational Church Sunday morning on "Tha
Reading Of the Bible in the Public
Schools" THE Mission Study class Of the
CONGREGATIONAL Church to bc held with
Mrs. Raymond Thursday afternoon will
be postponed one week.-A pleasant sur
| prise was given Florence Camlcy Fcbfu-
airy 2S, when about 20 of her little friends
gathered at her home to help celebrate her
10th birthday. Games We're played. refresh
ments served and many gifts were loft
| by the little friends.
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WOLCOTT.

Mrs. Agnes Rainville, who had been
seriously i'll for some days, died Sun
day morning. The remains were TAX
en- to Montreal Monday for interment,
accompanied by n daughter and SON.
Misses Thelmar Arbuckle, and Elnor
Perkins are visiting in st. Johnsbury.
Charles Woods has moved to his
farm, and Steve Pocock has moved
into the tenement vacated by Mr.
Woods.-Robert Mcdonald has pur-
chased the interest in the blacksmit TIL
shop of his brother, William.-William
Mcdonald has moved to Greensboro
Miss Clara Davis was at home from
johnson over Sunday.-Mr and Mrs
w. o. Davis are visiting their daugh-
ter in stowe for few days.
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GRAND ISLE.

The play Cranberry Corners which
was given at the Grange hall February q
was a great success, $56 being taken in
l., NJ. Merrihew has moved from A. Cham
berlin's to 4. Landon's In South Hero. Mrs.
Hoyt has moved to the A. Chamberlin
place. T.. Sylvester has moved to Mrs
S. S. Griswold's house. David Vondel has
moved to j. T. Macomber's house,-"Cran-
berry Corners will be given at the Wood
man hall, South Hero, Friday evening"
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Pardy and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. S. Anderson of Chazy. N. Y. Wis
tied in town the last of the week.-M. x.
Iiodgkins is seriously III at his home -
Little Helen Ladd Is Ill.
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BELVIDERE.

Town officers elected at the annual
March meeting are as follows: Moderator,
i. w. Potter; clerk, j. O. Thomas; select
man, T.. W. Potter; school commissioner,
Ashton Brown; lister f. T.. Guard; road
commissioner, o. w. Shattuck; overseer,
j. r. Shattuck; trustee, j. o. Thomas
treasurer, j. o. Thomas; auditors, F. f..
Tracy, Irving Robson, Arthur Holbrook
grand juror o. NJ. Holbrook; constable,
II. c. Woodward; agent j. o. Thomas;
cemetery commissioner. Irving Robeson:
library commissioner, NJ. o. Thomas; tax,
5000
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came recently from Boston, have leased
tor term OF three years the farm OF
David and Lorenzo Wood Mr.. Wood has
rented rooms in the Tinker house, corner
of Main and Congress streets, where he
Will do light house keeping.-The post
Office at Morrlstown Corners Will be dis
continued March 10, the patrons OF the
Office being served by r. f. d. carrier
LeBaron, route No. O.
Mrs s. E. Stevens expects to leave
Saturday for Boston. She will be accom-
panied to Lynn, Mass, by her httle
daughter, Mildred, who will visit rela-
tives there during Mrs. Stevens's stay In
ton.-Benjamn Eaton went to Bur-
lington Tuesday, returning Wednesday
with Mrs. Eaton, who recently under
went an operation at the Fanny Alien
hospital.-Mrs. Fred Dubray of Newport
came Tuesday evening for stay ut the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Spiller,
where Mr.. Dubray's mother is ill.-The
Mission Circle OF the Universalist Church
VIII meet al 2:30 to-day with Mrs. Lizzie
Fisher The W. C. T. L. will meet Fri
| day at 200 p. m. with Mrs. r. s. Edison.
The March social Of the s. of V. Auxil-
iary will be held at G. A. r. hall March
6-The monthly all-day meeting of the
four northern Vermont Pentecostal
Churches of the Nazarene, Waterville,
Wocott. Johnson and Morrisville. will be
held at the Morrisville Church Wednes.
day, March II. Services will be held at
| 1880 a. M, 2:30 p. m. and in the evening.
The domestic science class will meet
March 10 at 700 p. m. and the Friday
afternoon class will meet as usual at
400 p. m-Morristown has recently pur-
chased what was known as the Billings
snow plough and have made good use of
1t on Laporte and Randolph roads which
We're badly Quilted and cut off, and upon
some of the cross and back roads,
Teachers examinations will be held to-
day and tomorrow at Peoples Academy
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lAM0|LLE COUNTY.
MORRISVILLE.

Mrs, Eta Richardson Of Jelfersonville
and H. w. Drown Of Morristown were
united in marriage Wednesday FEB %
at the home of the formers cousins, Mi
and Mrs. NJ. j. Gallup, the Rev. r. ID
Cranmer performing the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs Drown will make their home
on the Drown farm IN the west part OF
the toWn.--Eli Carter and
Mrs. Mary Smith, both oil
Carter. and Mrs, Mary Smith, both OF
this place, were married February "A
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ELMORE.

Miss Lena MofTftt spent Sunday in John
son.-The Ladies' Social club gave a town
meeting dinner at the schoolhouse Tues
day the proceeds being sl5.-Mrs, Emer-
son of st. Johnsbury visited her daughter,
Mrs, Gravelin, last week and her little
granddaughter returned home with her
Robert st. Jock was in town Tuesday
The Ladies' Social club met with Mrs II.
r. Lampher Thursday.-The quarterly
conference was held Saturday nisht at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles PEG.
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HYDE PARK

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. r. S.
Page ut San Antonio, Texas March l.
W. H. Jeffrey will speak at the Congrega-
tional Church Sunday evening on Read
ing the Bible in Public Schools Judge
White, for y years Judge Of probate, an
nounces that he will not be a candidate
for re-election-IIyde Parks total tax
for next year will be $l.S3.
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EDEN.

Mrs. F. l.. Whittemorc and Mrs. Cora
Rogers are ill.-Joseph Scott, Mrs. w II.
Emery and Mrs. f. II. Stone are better.
Mrs Nellie Davis is not as well-Brad-
ley Leach has returned from Highgate.
The new town officers are: Moderator,
f. II. Raymore; selectman, Ernest
Kinds; school director, CaSus Grey;
overseer Of the poor, Urban Fletcher
lister, Fred Smith; town clerk w. j
Atwel; road commissioner, ]. S. Emery
The tax Is 50
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NORTH TROY.

f. W. Norris and eN-Mayor Berry
Cambridge, Mass. We're business call
in town Tuesday.-Mrs. Bert Philips a
daughter. Doris, are in town spend
few days with Mr., Phillps.-Nlrs, lie
Of Franklin is visiting at the home
her daughter, Mrs. A. w. DuBols.-Ml
Bert Manual of Newport was a visi
in town Sunday and Monday.
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ALBURG.

ALBUM.
The death of Mrs. n. L. Kingsley oc-
Cured at $3.50 Friday morning Mt Dr.
Grace Sherwoods sanitarium at st. AL
bans, where she had been since Feb
ruary "A. She underwent an operation
February 16 and was recovering when
her heart failed and she died instantly.
Mr.. Kingsley and her daughter. Mrs.
Orman Reynolds, went to st. Adams that
same afternoon and brought the body
home that evening. Saturday there were
prayers held at the house. conducted by
the Rev. Mr.. Smith from the Center,
and Sunday at 1000 a. m. they took the
body to North Island her old home and
birthplace, and at 200 p. m. the funeral
was held at the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Burial was in the cemetery
nearby. She had lived in this vicinity
for 10 years. Those from out OF town to
attend the funeral were her brother,
James Tassie, of Barre, and Stewart
Green Of St. Adams Those who went to
the island with the friends were Mr..
and Mrs. II. E. Manning. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. L. Mott. Messrs. Gilbert Robinson
and Morris Sabre.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
at Gilbert Robinsons Saturday and Sun
day-The Ladies' b. W. club will meet
with Mrs. A. f. Willard March 11,-Miss
Bertha Cleand. who visited her parents,
| has returned to her school at Enosburg
Falls.-Margaret, the infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Martin, who has been
very III, has had a change for the bet
ter.-Mrs. Flynn and son, Milton. have
returned from Milton.--Henry Young,
who lives on the II. w. Marvin farm,
was injured Saturday while chopping
wood when tree fell on him He was
badly bruised and a bad cash was cut
in his head.-H. l.. Vosburg and grand
daughter. Mariory Vosburg, of Highgate,
came Saturday to visit his son, +. NJ.
Vosburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Styles have re-
turned from Malone, n. Wv II.
Whightman has returned after spending
few days in Observation-Disclosures
| Cheeseman and family are visiting at his
sisters Mrs Aubrey Darby.-Little Mar
garet Martin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Martin. who has been seriously
| i'll with pneumonia, is improving Henry
Young was badly bruised Saturday morn
! ing when a large tree Tell upon MN. -
| Ella Cheeseman and children are visit
| ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. a. A.
| Cheeseman-H. A. Rice, who has beer
i'll at his home here, is much improved
| The Rev. Mrs. Smith is i'll at her home
at the Center.-Miss Lucy Curtiss is ILL.,
At the town meeting Tuesday the fol
I lowing officers We're elected: Moderator
II. w. Marvin, town clerk, Josie r
Lewis; selectmen, Isaiah Bordin, w. +
Flynn and Walter T.. Hutchins; treasur
err, Josie r. Lewis; constable and collec
tor, Albert Bohanon; listers, Lorel
Wedgeworth, w. A. Creller and II. w
Marvin: town agent, w. W. Honsinger
town grand jurors. George Creller, Jr,
William Ashline and Henry j. Blair
school directors. NJ. T. Mott w. II. Mul
lin and c. V. Reynolds; road commits
sioner, JolI Blair; auditors first, j. s
Il Beardsley; second, William NJ. Rockwell
third, D. t. Sowles The tax voted i
Sl5S; school money, 20 cents.--A concer
and supper will he held in the Metho
dist Episcopal Church at the Cente
this evening at 7:3o o'clock.
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n brother James Tassie of Barre and
Seymore of this town.
There will be hash supper at the
Irving house Friday evening for the
benefit of the pastor.
Town officers elected Tuesday are: Mod
orator John Harlcan; town clerk, j. H.
Dodds; town treasurer, John Tudhope
road commissioner, ]. ID. Poquette; over
seer of poor, C. p. Hazen; trustee OF pun
lie money, NJ. H. Hazen; school directors
Fl. Knight, D. Tudhope, II. j. Feefee; list
ers, Charles Poquette II. j. Feefee, VIII
liam Best; selcctmen, Bird Knight, George
Tudhope, w. j. Dodds; auditors, Howard
ONeil, Glenford Dodds. N. II. Hazen'-
There will be hash supper at the irving
House Friday evening for the benefit OF
the pastor
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CRAFTSBURY.

Clarence Williams of Boston was
business visitor in this town the last
the week. returning to Boston Sund
Alden Twiss moved Friday to the 4
ement In the Kerr block,-MargJ
ICanIiuued nm uana IaA
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CONTINUED on page 1851
Evening journal., 1914-05-29
HAZER, shot THROUGH
DOOR BY CADET, dies
Vim. R. Bowlus, of St. Johns
Academy, Annapolis,
SuccumbS

ANNAPOLIS, Md. May 29--Wlliam
r. Bowlus, of AIddletown. Nd, a
cadet at st. Johns Military College
here, died yesterday from a pistol shot
wound inflicted during a hazing melee
Monday. The ave freshmen who were
in the room from which the bullet
came were rearrested.
Cadets George II, Weaver, Of Au'
burn, ~ ", and Henry l.. Valdez, OF
Havana, Cuba, were locked up. The
other three are out of town, but will
be arrested as soon as they return TO
the college. They are Fendall Mar
bury, Baltimore; Reginald Jones, of
Cambridge Nd, and John w. Noble,
of Preston, Md.
Monday night several members of
the junior class went to a room where
FIVE freshmen had congregated, with
the purpose, it is said, Of hazing
them. Finding the door locked, the
juniors demanded admittance. This
was refused by the freshmen.
The juniors then began kicking on
the door and threatened TO break il
down. A shot was fired and Bowlus
was struck.
The governing body of the college
has begun an investigation of all the
circumstances.
Evening journal., 1914-05-29
RECEIVER FOR HORRIGAN co.

Chancellor Charles NJ. Curtis, in the
Court of Chancery yesterday, ap-
pointed A. d. Warner, Jr., and Ezekiel
Cooper, receivers. for the Horrigan
Construction Company, upon the ap-
plication of Marvel, Marvel and VOL
colt, attorneys for z. T. Price. The
bond was fixed at $4,000. e. T, Price
is a stockholder of the Horrigan Con-
struction Company. The application
was made on the grounds that the
company was insolvent and unable to
meet its obligations as they became
due. The answer to the application
was filed yesterday afteTday.
The liabilities of the company
amount to about $4,000, and the as
sets amount to about $4,000 and
several unfinished contracts for road
construction with New Castle, county
and it is probably that the receivers
will request the court that they be
permitted to complete the contracts
which the company now has with the
county.
IN the Court Of Chancery yesterday
the answer of the company was filed
by John W. Brady.
Evening journal., 1914-05-29
Circus Poster Inspired
Miss ST. Denis TO Dance

George W. Lederer, who has dis
covered" more personal hits" than
almost any other theatrical man, tells
ia an article in the Green Book Maga-
zine how he found Ruth ST. Denis and
made her star over night. Two
Monochrome young, the other middle
aged. aud both showing every evil
dence Of rural residence-came to his
Office.
81 surveyed them amazedly for a
moment writes Mr.. Lederer, "and
then. taking myself in hand as best
7 could, I inquired what I could do
for them. The elder said:
I'm Mrs. Denis and this Is my
daughter, Ruth Denis. We live In
Somerqille, New York"
"Yes." I said. encouragingly She
coughed nervously.
my daughter Ruth wants to go on
the stage she said.
"Ohl" / exclaimed Then. what
can your daughter do?"
The mother answered proudly
"ShS can dance"
where did she study?"
"Shc never did study"
who taught her to dancer"
Evening journal., 1914-05-29

Nobody taught her"
"Er-what makes her think she
can dance. then? Whom has she
seen perform? What plays has she
seen?"
"she never saw any"
glared at the two of them. Was
II possible that these two country
women were making fool of me?
We're they there on bet, perhaps?
A glance at their eager faces, how
ever. convinced me that this could
not be the case, and / took up my
questioning where / had left Off.
Finally ! asked:
Whatever started her dancing?"
The mother said: "She saw some
circus posters with ladies in short
skirts dancing and kicking up their
heels and she came home and told
me she bet she could do it, too She
did. and she's been at It ever since.
Al first ] was afraid she'd hurt her
self, but she never does. Couldn't
you let her show you what she can
dog There amt no circus ladies can
beat herl"
Thoroughly convinced that at
last had rival 70 the Cherry sisters,
took them out on the empty stage
of the Casino and sat down at the
piano. And as ] played, Ruth Denis,
later known as Ruth St. Denis, raised
one hand up above her head and
kicked backward with one foot.
touching it with her toes. With a
crash / stopped the music, and over
turned the piano stool in my haste
! to grasp her hand. This was no
/ clown, This was a girl destined to
I become wonderful dancer. told
her so. She said;
Il know IT,"
I signed her up as quickly as I
! could for "The Passing Show" and
she made a hit as I had known she
would do. She was crazy on the sub
ieot of the odd. the weird and the
fantastic, and read constantly. Later
she went abroad TO study. She never
learned a single dance from the
Orientals, though, for she has never
been to their countries. She has
only studied from books and impro-
vised. A wonderfcl personality
Miss Ruth ST. Denis and her com
Dany viii appear at The Playhouse
Monday night. for p benefit for Hope
Farm. Hilda Boyer and Ted Shawn
also will dance and Miss ST. Dents
viii have her company of native Hin.
docs. After the performance, there
viii be a reception and dance at the
Hotel du pont for which fifty cents
admission will be charged. Miss st
Denis will receive, with Mr. Leonard
y. Wales. Mrs. lreneo du Pont, Mrs
Francis s. Garrett, Mrs. b. s. dt
Pont Mrs. Ellwood c. Jackson, Mrs
Felix du pont and Miss DanfOrth
Miss Boyer and Mr.. shawn will dane,
With Wilmington dancers, and shoy
' any one the new steps.
Evening journal., 1914-05-29
BIG eaters Get
kidney TROUBLE
lake salts at first sign of Bladder
irritation or Backache.

The American men and women
must guard constantly against Kid
ney trouble, because we eat too much
and all our food is rich. Our blood is
filled with uric acid which the kid
neys strive to filter out, they weaken
from oyerwork, become sluggish; the
eiiminative tissues clog and the re-
suit is kidney trouble, bladder weak
ness and a general decline in health.
When your kidneys feel like Jumps
of lead: your back hurts or the urine
is cloudy, full of sediment or you are
obliged to seek relief two or three
times during the night; if you suffer
with sick headache or dizzy nervous
spells, acid stomach. or you have
rheumatism when the weather is bad,
get from your pharmacist about four
ounces Of Jad Salts; take a table
spoonful In a glass of water before
breakfast for few days and your kid
neys will then act fine. This famous
salts is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon juice, combined with lithia,
and has been used for generations to
flush and stimulate clogged kidneys; (;
to neutralize the acids in the urine so
! Il no longer is a source of irritation,
thus ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in
iure. makes a delightful enervescent
Whitewater beverage, and belongs in
every home, because nobody can make
a mistake by having good kidney
/ flushing any time.
Evening journal., 1914-05-29
ODESSA HONORS Pupils.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ODESSA, Del, May 29.-Prepara-
tions are being made for the COM
mencement exercises of the public
schools, which will be held on Friday
evening, June fifth. Miss Winifred
Robinson, dean of Delaware College
for Women, is expected to be present.
The League of Service, of Draw
yer's Presbyterian Church. cleared
something over $50 from their sale.
held last week.
Following is the honor role Of the
Odessa Schools for the past month
Tenth Grade-Blanche Wist, Viola
Smith.
Ninth Grade-Helen Kimple, Helen
Wallace, Isabella Smith.
Eighth Grade-Helen Sparks, VIII
lis Naudain, Mildred Phillips, Naomi
Morgan. Okla Wallace.
Seventh Grade-Joseph Kumpel,
Emily Webb, Dorothy Reynolds.
Sixth Grade-Hilda Gregg.
Fifth Grade-Florence Unruh. Mary
Craig. Gladys Long, Myrtle Marker,
| Harrison Davis, Isabella Parry.
Fourth Grade-Sarah Sacks. Har-
! old Deakyne.
Third 'Grade-Anna Sacks.
Second Grade r. Gladys Manlove,
Karl Morris. Helen Meuhlberger
First Grade-Gladys Muehlb srger.
/ Eva Shetzler, Charles Shetzler.
Primary Grade - Alice Reynolds
Charles Thornton, Karl Webb.
Evening journal., 1914-05-29
Free Ice at Miller's,
213 Market St.
GETS OLD BUSINESS.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del. May 20.-E. J. Faucett,
who for many years had the Western
Union Telegraph Office in his store on
Loockerman street, has had this busi-
ness returned to HIM by the company,
caused by the dissolution of the tele-
graph company from the Diamond State
Telephone Company. Mr.. Faucett ex-
poets to take charge of the Western
Union June J..
Evening journal., 1914-05-29
MIDDLETOWN FOLKS
Get WEDDING news
snecIaI 10 THE EvENING JOURNAL

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETOWN, Del, May 29.-Mr
and Mrs william Hoffecker have an
nounced the marriage Of their daugh-
ter. Marie Emily, to Len b. Todd, Of
Camden. ~ j., on April IL, at Elk
ton. Nd. Mr.. Todd will graduate from
the Pennington School, at Penning-
ton, n. j.. on June G, after which Mr..
and Mrs. Hoffecker will give a recep-
ton for the bride and groom.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Mrs. Anna G. Clark, of Wilmington,
and Mr.. Richard L. Price, OF Middle
town. on Thursday afternoon, June 4,
at Mrs. Clark's home, No. 704 Frank
lin street
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Summit
NJ r. Church will hold a strawberry
festival on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings of next week
The "Can and VIII Glass, of For
est Presbyterian Sunday School will
! bold an ice cream and strawberry fes-
tival on next Tuesday evening. June
! 2, on the church lawn.
Mrs. jeanette Wilson. who died al
] her home in Townsend. on Monday
/ afternoon, was buried in Forest ceme.
terry on Wednesday afternoon, with
the services In charge of the Rev. C
T. Wyatt. of Bethesda NJ Z. Church,
The members of the Queen Esther
Circle Of Bethesda Church cleared
about one hundred dollars from theil
entertainment "A Virginia Heroine. :
given in the Opera House on We'd
nesday evening,
A horse belonging TO George Boil
ton, was killed by lightning durinl
the thunderstorp on Wednesday az
( ternoOn.
Mrs. ID. r. Weber, field secretary
OF the Woman's Board Of Home Mis-
sions, will give talk before the Nom
en- of the different churches or mex
Tuesday afternoon at three O'Clock
in the Presbyterian Church here.