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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-05


Resolve in favor Of the Children's hos
pital for maintenance and also for the
reduction of the debt Of said institution.
$55, 600.
Resolve in favor Of the Trull Hospital
Aid Association for maintenance. 5000.
Resolve in favor of the Somerset hos
pital for maintenance. $1,000.
Resolve in favor of the Rumford hos
pitai for maintenance. $1,000.
Resolve in favor Of the Pressure Isle
General hospital for maintenance. $500.
Resolve in favor of the Augusta Gener-
al hospital for the use and maintenance
thereof. $l1 900.
Resolve in favor Of the Maine General
hospital for maintenance. $4,000.
General hospital for maintenance, $500.
Resolve in favor of the Lewiston and
$500.
Children's Aid Society for maintenance,
$1,000.
Resolve in favor of the Hayes Young
.Women's Home Of Lewiston for assist
ance in carrying on it's work, $1,000.
Resolve in favor Of the Holy Inpocents'
Home for Infants for maintenance, $1,000
Resolve reimbursing the town Of Otis
held for money expended on account Of
Resolve reimbursing William F. Mason
for loss occasioned by quarantine on
Christmas trees. $51s.97.
Resolve reimbursing the estate Of James
c. Braman for a collateral inheritance
tax enormously assessed against said es-
tate and paid by the executors Of the will
of said Braman, $237.
Resolve reimbursing Edmund e. Gould.
a State agent for the Society for Preven-
ton of Cruelty to Animals. for money
expended in defending law suit result
ing from acts committed by him in line
Of duty, $50.32
Resolve reimbursing the town of Mex
leo for money expended for the support
OF certain State paupers. S153.E.
Resolve reimbursing The Forks Planta-
ton for money expended on account of
certain State pauper, s1s2.57.
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| am afraid that | have gone into
detail too much but it is a topic that
| am very much interested in and when
| get started it is hard for me to stop.
But as a last word on the above mat.
ters let me say that should Brookings
county consider hiring an engineer,
they cannot expect to get a man com
petent along the lines of engineering,
a good business man and a hustler
without paying for him, but should
they get that kind of a man and have
confidence enough to place work in
his hands and follow his advice, the
money which now have available will
reach just as far as it does now and
more likely much farther, his salary
will be pail from the savings and the
work accomplished will not be the
kind which will take fifty per CEN a
year for patchwork and maintenance.
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MASONIC OFFICERS

At the annual meeting of the
Masonic bodies at Sioux Falls last
week the following officers were elect
ed:
Royal Ach Masons:
Marcus Pozanski, Rapid City, grand
high priest.
John A. Cleaver. Huron. deputy
grand prize.
West Babcock, Sioux Falls, grand
king.
VIM. A. Morris. Redneld, grand
scribe.
Louis Jacobs. Lennox. grand treas
urer.
Geo. A. Pettigrew. Sioux Falls.
grand secretary.
Rev. Edw. Ashley. Aberdeen. grand
chaplain.
BENZ. r. Ives. Huron. grand lecturer.
A. B. McKeel. Mitchell. grand cap
tain Of the host.
p. D. Brookman. vermillion. grand
principal sojourner.
p. n Lloyd. yankton, Grand royal
arch captain.
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mittee was named and will be known
as the citizens committee. Plans fol
the Fourth Of July Pageant are beine
completed which will fill the CREATE
part of the day.
The league voted to have a rest room
as formerly on the c~hautauqua grounds
Mrs. S. II. McCarl was named chair.
man of this committee.
Supt. Browning addressed the League
concerning the cooperation of parent.
teacher organization and gave many
helpful suggestions.
The next meeting will be held July
sixteenth, owing to chanutauqua being
held on our regular meeting day. This
being the first Of the quarter, lunch
W II be served. Secretary.
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G. C. Stearns, Hot Springs, grand
master third veil.
H. A. Ellis, Lennon, grand master
second veil.
Jas. J. Cox, Howard, grand master
first veil.
F. A. Fowler, Sioux Falls, grand
sentinel.
Order of High Priesthood:
Louis G. Lovey, grand president.
Benz. F Ives, Huron, grand vice
president.
WIN. ]. Maxim, T~erryyille, grand
treasurer.
Geo. A. P%ettigrew, Sioux Falls, grand
secretary.
c. L, Brockway, Sioux Falls, grand
chaplain.
H. J. Rice, Huron, grand master of
ceremonies.
Geo. V. Ayres, Deadwood, grand
herald.
Frank A. Brown, Aberdeen, grand
conductor.
Clarence B. Wilt, Mitchell, grand
steward.
Louis b. Schneider, Salem, grand
sentinel.
Eastern Star:
Grand matron-Mrs. Susan Warning,
Yankton.
Grand patron-Ricrard AFFORD, Cas-.
tlewood.
Associate grand matron - Mrs.
Myrtle Ayers, Deadwood.
Associate grand matron-Bertrand
NJ. Hart, Blunt.
Grand secretary-Mrs. Angie L. Will
hanson, Madison.
Grand treasurer-Mrs. Jessie Wen
dell, Aberdeen.
Grand conductor-Mrs. Priscilla
Howell, Artesian.
Associate grand conductor-M'ss
Mabel Dickey, Iroquois.
Grand chaplain-Mrs. Clara Burgess,
White.
Grand marshal-Mrs. Grace Bartlett,
Grand organist-Mrs. Ida L. Vance,
Grand Adah-Mrs. Edna Robinson,
De Smet.
Grand Ruth-Mrs. May Henry.
Grand Esther-Mrs. Erminnie Price,
Grand Martha-Mrs. Ella Perry,
Iontrose.
Grand Electa-Mrs. Ada Coles, Len
lox.
Grand warder-Mrs. Della Stairs,
Mitchell.
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|. O. o. r.

The annual convention of the Brook
ings County Association of |. 0. O. f.
has passed into history as one of tn,
most successful ever held. The var
ious committees who had charge O.
the same are to be commended fol
the successful carrying out of the pro
gram of the day, Also for the beauti
full and artistic decorations.
The program of the day begun with
an imposing parade headed by Joe
Simmons and c. M. Mcdonald, who
led the famous l. o. o. F. Goat, follow
ed by the Astoria band, and a large
representation of the Odd Fellows and
the Rebekahs.
At one-thirty a fine program was
held at the opera house with excellent
music by the band, a fine reading by
Mrs. S. E. Doughty and Miss Helen
Gross. and singing by the male quar-,
tette. The address Of welcome was
very ably given by d. Cotherman, sec
rotary of the Commercial Club. Chas.
Barrett, Past Grand Master of the 1.
O. o. F. lodge Of the state of South
Dakota, gave a brief talk. He men
toned incidentally that the I. @. o. F.
lodge was organized SO years ago with
a membership of five members and
that now 1t had reached a total men,
bership of 2,250,0 900 and Is the biggest
membership lodge in the world.
After the exercises at the opera
house the ball game between White
and Aurora took place on the ball dia-
mond lust east of town. The game
was won by White with a score of 9
to s.
A short band concert was held in
front of the opera house in the even
ing after which the Bookings Degree
team initiated three members,-Roy
Bulls. Ray Mcknight. and Shirley
Doughty. There were about 70 mem.
bers present. The orchestra furnish
ed music during the evening.
The 1916 convention will be held
either at Bruce or volga. This will
de decided upon later.
There were about 60 visiting mem
bers here. A surprisingly large dele
cation OF Rebekahs came over from
Brookings. Elkton and other towns
in the district.
The opera house was beautifully dec
GRATED for the occasion with bunting,
streamers and the lodge emblems in
national colors. making a very pretty
scene.-White Leader.
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The Bookings Commercial Club
has appointed its publicity committee
as a board of censorship to pass upon
all outside advertising schemes which
are presented to local business men.
II a proposition has merit, which is
very seldom the case. it will have the
endorsement Of the committee and the
solicitor a sell his wares wherever
he can find a buyer, but If he has not a
legitimate business proposition it will
be just as well for him to move along.
Brookings. as well as most other
towns, has been a good field for these
grafters, but this is not to be the case
hereafter. II the commercial clubs of
other towns would take similar steps
the fake advertising solicitor would
soon go out of business.
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church will meet in the church parlo1
Thursday, June oath. The June com
mittee, Mrs. Geo. Anderson, Mrs. Roy
Anderson, Mrs. Garfield, Mrs. Gilby
Mrs. Coleman and Mrs. DR.. Fisk will
entertain. All are cordially invited.
st. Paul's Episcopal Church-Third
Sunday after Trinity, June 20, 1915.
9:45 a. m, Holy Communion; 1920 a.
m, morning prayer and sermon. The
Sunday school will hold its last SEES
sion on Sunday at Has a. m. There
will be no evening service on Sunday.
st. Paul's Guild will meet on Thurs
day afternoon, June oath, at the home
of Mrs. NJ. d. Orhrans.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First
Presbyterian church will meet in the
church dining room Thursday, June
oath. Mrs. L. c. Sheldon, Mrs. S. J..
Rudolph, Mrs. F. W. Heintz and Mrs.
Morris Shea will entertain.
First Church Of Christ, Scientist
Subject, rs the Universe, Including
Sunday service at IL o'clock a. m.
Man, Evolved by Atomic Force?" We'd
nesday evening meeting at 8 o'clock.
Reading room open Wednesday and
Saturday from 2 to 4 o'clock. Every
body welcome.
First Presbyterian Church-Next
Sabbath morning the pastor will speak
from the theme: Is Christianity prac-
teal? What should be omitted or
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BEATING THE TRUST

Last week the Deuel. county board
let the contract to a home man for q
number of steel and concrete bridges.
This is good judgment on the part of
the commissioners, as we don't see anv
reason why this money shouldn't be
left at home, especially when they
work cheaper and as we'll as the
bridge trust will do it.
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ANNUAL

Notice is hereby given that the an.
nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Farmers Shipping Association will be
held at the G. A. R. hall, Brookings
S. d., on Saturday, June 26th, 1915. at
2 o'clock p. m, for the purpose of elect.
ing nine directors, and for the transac.
ton of such other business as NAV
properly come before said meeting.
G. F. Hepner, Sec'y.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-06-17

what should be added to make religion
more vital" In the evening the mem.
bers of the Masonic Fraternity and
the ladies of the Eastern Star will at.
tend the service in a body. Rev. Pan,
Roberts of the Episcopal church will
deliver the sermon. Remember the
time and place. First Presbyterian
church at s o'clock. Everyone cordially
invited.
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Villa has warned the United States
to keep its hands off, but the big
question is just how long can this
country do it. President Wilson has
shown remarkable patience in the
Mexican situation, but he is not the
kind Of a man to forever sit by and
e the people of that nation starve
while their country is being devastat-
ed by a small bunch of outlaws.
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CHURCH NOTES

. .
(The Items In this column are furnished
the Register by the press correspondents
OF the various churches and societies. All
churches and societies have the same
privileges In the use of this column
The Baptist Ladies Aid Society will
be entertained at the home of Mrs.
Grove, Mrs. S. Marvin assisting.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. E.
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Mr.. Wilson and Mr.. Bryan express
the greatest personal regard for each
other, but how long will this regard
last when the latter is out every
day with a statement lambasting the
presidents German policy? 1t will
be remembered hat Roosevelt and
Taft were once bosom friends.
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CIVIC LEAGUE

The Civic League met in regular SEES
sion in the city hall. on Friday after
noon. June 18th. President Mrs. Smith.
presiding.
After the reading Of the minutes the
anti-dy committee and school commit.
tee rave their reports. A new COM
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WORK OF COUNTY ENGINEER
Continued From Page One)

Continued From Page One)
year was poured at a cost of 1880 a
cyd. totaling a saving of nearly $4,000
II mostly to an adoption of standard
construction and the use of adjustable
forms made up by the engineer. 4
comprehensive road survey and the
adoption of an economical grade lina
will almost always ave its cost in the
construction of fewer culverts. Svs.
tenn to dirt moving and the handling
of machinery and men will ALWAYS
W money.
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Yesterday Brookings was pleased to
entertain the Old Settlers Association
of the county. Too much honor can.
not be paid to this splendid band OF
men and women who left comfortable
homes in the east to come to a wilder
ness and out Of 1t build the splendid
community that we are so proud of
today. All honor to the Pioneer!
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-06-17

Brookings and the State College are
entertaining between five and six hun.
dred teachers from this section of the
state who are here to gain further
knowledge that will help them to do
better work in their profession. The
institute is a splendid thing for the
college and for the teachers, and we
trust that both will profit by it.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-06-17

The prohibitionists are talking
Bryan as their next candidate for
president. Stranger things could hap
pen, for William Jennings has never
been known to refuse a nomination of
this kind and at the present writing
there seems to be little chance for
him in the democratic party.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-06-17

The Brookings Commercial Club has
decided to go after the worthless ad-
vertising lodges, which are an annoy
ance and a useless expense to the
business men of the city. Good act.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-06-17

The county commissioners OF Brown
county have appropriated $4,000 for
good roads work. Not enough, Of
course, but it will help some.
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If the Russians were as long on
lighting ability as they are on war re-
ports we greatly fear that the Teu-
tonic Allies would now be in a bad
way.
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Let Your Dollar Work III

FOR at this store wnlg get you more than elsewhere. The LARGEST stock ITO SELF,
the quality is here and the piceS-weu get prices at the other stores thr hvnti
w Will abide by the result. Justa few things are mentioned below come ad
Will not urge you 10 buy even though prices and quality do
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Deaths,


Helen C. Raymond. n years. George Uni
versity Hospital.
Thomas Scott, q years Providence Hospital.
Charles Heywood, rs years. Portner apart
Milton Z. Ford. 81 years. 1901 Buchanan
street.
Samuel Holmes. 7. years. Georgetown Uni
Walter Hnlen. u years. the Brunswick
apartments.
Mary J. Campbell. so years. 2as Thirteenth
Crawford n. Walker, 75 years. 1922 H street
northeast.
Michael Grace. 81 years, United states SOL
Patrick Welsh. 80 years. United States Sol
diers' Home Hospital.
Mary c. Rice. 70 years. PIT F street north
Calvin Cain. rs years. 1921 Thirteenth street
northwest.
Mary A. Wilmer Ct years. and Third
Berton ". Harvey. % years. Gailnser Hos
pital.
Jessie A. Van d. Bruner. c. years. CAT East
Capitol street.
Ashur T. Wilson, i49 years. sll Maryland ave-
nue. northeast.
lnfan, OF Guy w. and Georziaua Stanton,
. days. Sibley Hospital.
James Matthews Ii years. r'reedmans Hos.
pital.
John c. I,onax. 40 years, 1909 Fifth street
northwest.
Rachel Janifer 70 years. II and Third streets
Hattie chevis. 40 years Washington Asylum
Hospital.
James Ouds, Sc years. United States Sol
diers Home Hospital.
William A. Shannon. - years. 1893 Eleventh
street northwest.
Lewis Davenport, sc years, Gil Bates court
northwest.
Lula Miles, IL years, 1ll6 Forty-eishth street
northeast.
Ellen Payne. &c years Garfield Hospital.
Marshall Williams. 63 years. Washington
Asylum HOSPITAL. 80
Henry Frye. 81 years, Freednen's Hospital
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DEATHS

BRUNER-On Monday. March 1, Iei5. at
her residence, G47 East Capitol street, Mrs
JESSIE 4. VAN DOREN BRUNER. widow
or Assistant Surgeon James i. Bruner, a
veteran of the civil war.
Funeral Wednesday, March Q. 1915, at 647
East Capitol street at 1:30 p. m. Inter
ment tprivate) at Arlington National Gem
etery. Wednesday afternoon.
BEUTER-On Saturday. February "a. 1915.
at Emergency Hospital. MAX A. BEUTER,
beloved husband OF Mrs J. II. Bsuter.
Funeral from his late residence. ISL
Ninth street northwest. Wednesday. March
at .. m. Internent Congressional
Cemetery.
MANSuY-On Monday March l. 1915, at 10
O'Clock p. m, at his residence, 23 d street
northeast. FRANK Z. MANSUY, beloved
husband Of Mary X Mansuy.
Funeral Thursday, March I, at . o'clock
q. M, st. Joscph's Catholic Church. In
tersnent at st. Mary's German Catholic
TENN-ysuddenly, on Monday. March I. 1915,
AT iI:4o O'Clock D. m, NELLIE q. TENN.
youngest. daughter Of Jesse and May Il.
Hardy Tenn. aged twenty-one months
Funeral from her late residence, Gil l.
street southeast, Wednesday, March 3, al
o'clock y. m. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend. Interrncnt private.
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LEGAL NOTICE

CONRAD II; SyME, JAMES FRANCIS
pisTRIcT COURT, IL RE: CSndemnation
,riSt court f No. i 81. No;ice is hereby given
inmbia. pursuant to the provisions OF sec
tion lsoS to section lo9s inclusive of the
ss ssSs q .d law ls ns n ,6s court Of
the condemnation of the land necessary for
the connecting Of public alleys in SQUARE
a plat map filed with the said petition
as part thereof, and praying also that jury
Ia lated % to any person Interested in these PRO. m
Ceedings and not In the service or employ
Of .hs ps' se Sr sS ,ss o. e hS
States marshal for the District of Columbia
to assess the damages each owner of land to
Meeting OF said alleys, and the condemnat q or
OF the land necessary for the purposes there
fro from the entire amour, OF said damages. in
cluding the expenses Of these proceedings
upon each lot or part OF lot or parcel o.
alleys are to be connected. and upon esc lot
part of lot or parcel of ground in the square.
said alleys are to be connected, as provided fo
in and by the aforesaid code OF law. 1t is
5 isf That all 0I peFsons Ssyn.
they they are hereby warned ana so@nanded nd 1H, I,
day OF March, A. D. 1915. at ten o'clock 4
NJ. and continue In attendance until III,
Court shah have made its tnal order rati
flying and confirming the award of DANA se,
and tho assessment OF benefits of the jury I,
be empaneled and sworn herein; and 1t /.
,nrther oNDEhr.o' Iha, copy OF TINS no
Tor two successive weeks in the Wasnngto.
Evening Star. the Washington Herald. an,
The Washington Times. newspapers pub
lished In the said District, before the sal,
18th day of March, A. .. 1915. 1t is further
ORDERED. That of this notice
order be served by the United States mar
shsl, or his deputies. upon each Of the owner
Of the fee OF the iand TO be condemned here
his deputies, within the pistriyt of Co'um
bia before the said 18th day of March, \. u
1875 Py the Court THOS. II. ANDERSON
Justice. 'Soab True COPY Test: J. II
YOUNG, Cierk. By r. l.. CUNNINGHAM
Asst Clerk.
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IN MEMORIAM

MACK.In loving remembrance Of my dear
daughter. EMMA ELLEN CHRISTINA
MACK. who died one year ago today.
HER sAD AND LONELY MOTHER.
SCRIvENDR-In loving rememb mbrance Of our
dear mother. SARAH A. SCRIVENER,
who departed this life ono year ago today,
March 2. 1914
There II such sad, sad longing
Deep down In our hearts today.
To see once again our dear mother
Whom death took from US away
And we often sit and wonder
At what you'd think say
IF you only knew the changes
That have happened since that day.
oh, could we open wide the grave
And thy face once more,
And hear thy voice. It's aid we crave,
As in the days Of yore.
BY Her Husband and Children.
Notices for this column are accepted At 5a
cents nat. either prose or poetry. in case no
tice does not exceed ten lines. Add 10 cents
for each line In excess Of ten.)
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LEGAL NOTICES
CONRAD H. SYME JAMES FRANC
SMITH Attorneys

IN THE suPkEME coTkT OF THE DIS
FRIfT c9sT 9E SGLuNsA kE H2h91MG Dis
s, q for site feG The Eastern
i s ceiumsia % cS Ssd
in the above entitled L. cause, M -, and on motion
..D. That t Robert csrk s
sssy Ell sss sS'iSEsn ssFss
win /: Wilson, % p @ street s NorthSsst; John
isis ..S street: seutheast: Meyer t" .; Se%msn
Eugene g. Seskins, ises f, Capitol Street:
Richsrd j. Mcdonald. .5as-itth Street, North.
ss street. MarS AM
S,cE ih l:5, stJsss ssisas,s sl:. NJ
Ss4s. ranEs:s is 5sSss
buI,dSs Sisss ksssroHd TmHp s. s y sn
Charles psisS sS!vmSia M fisfiop SHtIonsi
Aen@S wis. isls:x l. stTss,: :;s Sssrtnssst; sss VA:
iss. Avenue Of ,hs Presidents; and ,,,, O.
Albert E. Berry. Germantown. Pennsyiyanis:
Hsrd H.n4S RdSnson sh
ssIs. TIs Rp.isn ss1k si.s res t
snasia ys Mary William ash5sn a craie s i6a
Frey. Farmers Mechanics' Natl Eank:
| The Lucerne. San Diego. California: Mary NJ.
Northwest Louise ,9s,n Sanford Michael, aGnss. j. j.
ss ss cSuF at ten on sH is'n aA to
p1syers sasa ,e thereof should not be granted and
why the land. more part;ieuishhiy descriesa sa
finas%eho aish schoo I0 is W further oraered hat
sSps States 81 Marshal for the District of Columbia
| upon such owners OF the land sought TO be
condemned herein; and such ,u Ge7sons $50 e. inter s r.
Marshai, or his deputies within the Dist,ict
Of Columbia; and IL IS further ordered. That
proceedings be- and they, are hereby warned
,,S tS n Of shs MarsS
nae saS to IN Aassss s sn the sSa
Ssmins Ssnd sAtS the aware ara report q tie c"m,
nlissioners to be appointed by the Court to
a PERSONS ens S nee in the land and
premises mentioned and deserted IN the
aoS of This
in the Washington Law Reporter and twice
q week for two successive I'VE weeks n the the
Pos, and The Wa:hinstEG Times s,os rews,
sssS coSr. l''H Taos do H. s i
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Vital Records
Births,

Births.
George y. B. and Helene q. e. Weitzel girl
Robert S. and Anne Walter, girl
Charles II. r. and Margaret c. Townsend
girl.
Richard NJ. and Matte e. Thornton. boy.
Thomas w. and Laura May ]. Ragand. boy
Laurence and Fannie Powers, tirl.
Francis and Elsie Phelps. girl.
Earl W. and Pearl Osborne. girl.
Henry II. and Beatrice l.. Myers, girl.
Obey II. and Anna NJ. Morgan. girl
James and Margaret Kennedy. boy:
benjamin and Bertha Jeweler. girl.
Oscar L. and May II. INLAY girl.
James and Mathide Ferguson. boy.
Glenn G. and Eva NJ. Dorsey. boy.
John w. and Annie l.. Davis. boy.
Bruce X. and Grace Cnderdue, boy.
Robert and Theresa Thomas, girl
George and Clara T. Fenwick. boy.
Alexander and Clara Dorsey. girl.