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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-08
RAvALLI BRINGS POWDER.

The freighter Ravalli. of the Paci- fic Coast Steamship Company's fleet. arrived from the south Saturday nigh arrived from the south Saturday night and was on the channel until late last night unloading general freight for channel points. Her car go consisted Of powder for Treadwell and Dupont, and powder, lumber and structural steel for the Alaska-Juneau Mining Company. She also had Q small shipment Of freight for the Pa. ellie Coast Coal Company.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-08
ESTABLISHING STREAM
 cUAeEs NEAR JUNEAU

G. Fl. Canneld. of tho United States geological survey, who has been work ing in Southeastern Alaska for the past year making measurements of the stream flow of the rivers and larger creeks. left this morning for Speel river where he will spend the next couple of weeks.
 Last week MT. Canheld established two new guages, one on Rhinestone and one on Grind5tone creeks While at Speel river guage will be es- abolished there and on streams in that section.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-08
WILL WORK MINING
 CLAIMS AT LlTUYA

W. NJ. Mcbride, former chief of po- Ice of Juneau. accompanied by his wife. T. J. Mcbride, his wife and his son. will leave sometime today or to- night on the gas boat Dolphin for Li- tuya Bay where they will spend the next five months working on their mining claims They are taking a horse with them to transport their supplies from the beach to the claims, which are located about n miles from salt water
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-08
E 4+&@ sS-s 2 e.s . Personal Mention z

| James Freeburn, superintendent oi the Chlchagof mines, arrived from there recently and is at tho New Cain hotel Mir. Freeburn expects to leave for a short business trip Ito Ketchlllan on one of the next southbound boats
 F. l.. Morris, a commercial man. passed through Juneau today on tho Marlposa on his way to the westward,
 B. O. Masted, a travelling man from Seattle. arrived today on the Mari posa and is at the Alaskan
 c. c. Hoge, Frank Scott and Ed Kidan. an of Jualin, arrived from there yesterday and are at the Gas tineau.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. H. chutters, of Funter Bay cannery, are In the city for few days and arc guests at the New Cain
 Dale Cunningham. special represen. tatlve of the Standard oil company, arrived from the south on one of the recent boats and Is at the New Cain.
 George Max Esterly, owner and op- orator Of one Of the well lnewn gold properties in the cordova section, passed through Juneau on the Mari posa this morning bound for his prop. erty.
 Henry Riley. well known mining operator of both the Fairbanks and Nome sections, passed through this morning on the Mariposa on his way to the interior.
 w. IT. Burlington. accompanied by Mrs. Harrington, passed through this morning on the Mariposa bound for skagway and the upper river. Mir. Burlington Is a brother Of Captain Sid Harrington, of the Side Streams Navigation Co.,, and is interested with him in that company.
 A. S. Dautrick, representative in Alaska for the Great Northern, has returned from a business trip to skagway
 Royal Pullen. son of Mrs. II. S. Pull len. is enroute from Dawson to take charge of his mothers business this summer
 c. F. Cramer. of the Alaska En- gineerlng Commission force, arrived on the Mariposa today, bound for the interior He visited with many of his friends while the steamer was docked here.
 Dr. l. F. Burgis and Dr. F. H. Bur gls. Eastern physicians, were passen- gers on the Mariposa bound for An- chorage. Both will be connected with the hospital department of the AL aska Engineering Commission.
 c. W. Root. who has been in the States for the past twelve years, was a passenger on the Mariposa today bound for the interior Mir Root expects to make a stake in the Sal mon river district.
 Gus A. Maud. father of Earl Maud of the Commissioners office, passed through Juneau thls morning OH tue Mariposa, on his way to Anchorage. While here he was shown the sights of the city by his son.
 Mrs. W. r. Tolch. of Thane, left for the south last night on the Prince John. She will visit for some time in Seattle and other coast cities.
 Woodbury Abbey, with three men left this morning on the Mariposa for Skagway on his way to the in- terlor. He will be engaged in the Nenana country this summer making general land surveys for the land of- flee.
 John l.. McGinn. the well known Fairbanks lawyer. Is passenger on the Jefferson which will be due here tomorrow morning.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-08
MINING MEN ON THE
 MARlPosA GOING IN

Among the passengers on the Marl- posa which was in port this morning were George Max Esterly and Henry Riley, two of Alaska's leading pioneer mining men.
 Mir Esterly Is bound to Cordova from where he will go to his famous mining property on the Nazina river where he again will work large crew during the summer
 Henry Riley will go to Skagway thence to Lower Labarge from where he will catch one of the first boats for Dawson and the lower river. He will go directly to the Iditarod where he is heavily interested in mining properties with Frank Manley.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-08
MOOSE HOLD MEMORIAL
 FOR DEPARTED BROTHERS

The local camp of the Loyal Or der of Moose yesterday afternoon held ritualistic memorial services for the departed brothers of the order. The full resident membership of the local camp No. 700 was present. A special program of music was given by members of the camp and several eulogles were given. the principal ones being by Dictator Fl. & Graves and Hugo Heidorn.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-08
MARINE
 HAS INVESTED STRONG
 IN BRITISH WAR LOANS

NEW YORK. May 8. The Sun states semi.officially that the Interna- tlonal Marine Company has cash hold ings of S45,OOO,OOO to S46,OO0,OoO, of which S19,2OOOOO is invested in Brit ish treasury bills and S170O0,00 in British war loan It has S79O0,O00 in miscellaneous investments and re- gently sold three ships for SS,650,O0O Interestbearing Investments of this concern are placed at S4t151,oO0,
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-08
LIBRARY COMMISSION
 TO ELECT OFFICERS
 AT MEETING TONIGHT

The regular quarterly meeting of the Juneau Public Library commls- sion will be held this evening at 8 o'clock in the council chambers at the city hall. This is the annual meeting and members and officers and trustees will be elected All members are requested to be present
 MRS. R. E. ROBERTSON
 Secretary.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-08
BUTTE AND SUPERIOR

BUTTE Mont.-Butte & Superior reports for March on the flotation mill process shows that 12199 tons of concentrates recovered from 52,- 0sS tons of ore treated at a cost of S2.69 per ton concentrates, the concentrates having a value of SsS.62 g ton, a considerable improvement
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-08

and l confidentially ask your warm est support in the interest of the people and government of the United States"
 Instructions issued by the Indus trial preparedness committee to It's field organization of more than &C., 900 engineers. in taking inventory of manufacturing establishments, directs them to keep the inventory confiden- tial and to retain no copies for their own use."
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-08
PRINCE JOHN SAILED.

The steamer Prince John sailed for Prince Rupert last night taking the following passengers; James A. Mosey, c. Mllonie and wife, Mrs. c. Mathews, Andrew Erickson, Mrs. W. T. Tolch, for Seattle; Jack Johnson and Mrs McLain for Prince Rupert
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-08
over February.

over February.
 Judge BourQuin in the Federal Court ss engaged in hearing evidence on the accounting suit of the Clark Montana Realty Company against the Butte & Superior for the amount of ore the Butte & Superior is to account for, taken from disputed ground. and as awarded to the Clark company, amounts to S1,SO5 tons carrying 2O1s per cent zinc and six ounces of silver to the ton. The Clark people seek to recover on the assay value Of tho ore and not on the mill returns. claiming that the Butte & Superior company was not then using the most economical method of ore treatment.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-08
SUIT FILED OVER
 PURCHASE OF AUTO

Dr. L. o. Sloane has filed suit in the Commissioners court against R. M. Mooney. former manager of the Alaska Auto Supply Company. asking judgment against him for $500, al' leged due as a balance on tho Dur- chase price of a Metz runabout car, which Sloane alleges he sold to the defendant.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-08
COMPANY AUDITOR COMING.

O. NJ. Parks. general travelling audi tor for the Alaska Steamship com pany. passed through Juneau on the Mariposa bound for Skagway where he will audit the company books. He expects to return to Juneau on the next boat and will audit the books of the local company while here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-08
LEFT ON MARIPosA
 FOR POINTS WESTWARD

The following passengers left Ju- neau for westward points on the steamer Mariposa: Mrs. McGnbber Leone Burgoyne. C. E. Olsen. Noel Budges, for Anchorage; ". A. Childs, J. Martius. Stella Martell and Sadie Brown for CordoYa.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-08
MOOSE, NoTlcEl

Regular meeting of the Loyal Or der of Moose, No. 700 will be held to- night at Moose Hall at o'clock D.. m. All members are requested to be present
 T. J. MccAUL. Secretary lt.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-08
o.Es.

Regular meeting Order of the East ern Star, at odd Fellows hall, Tues day evening. May 9th, S;S0 D. m In- itiation and banquet All Stars well come MAY F. CASE. sec'y 2t
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-08
RINk NICKEL nANcE.

Wednesdays, saturdays, one-steps, two-steps, three steps, waltzes, heslta- tlons, pigeon walks, fox trots. Roaers slx-pleee orchestra. S-St
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-08

The Empire Is Q producer of print Ing that wili escape the waste basket.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-08
The One
 Biz Question

 =ln selecting drugs and medleIneS should concern QUALITY.
 UnIesO they arc pure and fresh they arc worse than worthless.
 The medicines you get at thls drug store will do what is expected of them. Whether 1t be doctors pre- sorIptlon or simple household rem edY Its freshness and purity are absolutely guaranteed.
 Vim s Prescription
 Pharmacy 2 2 Phone Immediate Delivery 2d o.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-08
HOSPITAL NOTHe

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-13
ESSEN JUNCTION.

Mrs. Lucinda w. Grinnell an old
resident of Georgia, but for the past
four years residing here, passed away
Saturday morning at the home of her
daughter Mrs G. F.. Metcalf She is
survived by one son, c. r. Grinnell of
Buffalo, y. Y, and two daughters, Mrs
l.. G, Gale and Mrs. C. b. Metcalf of
this place, and two grandchildren. L.
f. Gale of Los Angeles, Cal, and Mrs
b. A. Stone of this village; also four
great grandchildren. Mrs Grinnell
was a COMMUNICATE of the Episcopal
Church for more than so years and
had been member Of Emmanuel
Episcopal Church ct East Georgia
since its organization A years ago
The funeral was held at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. Metcalt, at 10
o'clock Monday morning, with interment
at East Georgia in the afternoon.
Curtis S. Fletcher died at his home
on Elm street Tuesday morning AZ
about five o'clock Of pneumonia fol-
lowing a long period of i'll health. Mr..
Fletcher. eldest son Of Mr.. and Mrs,
William Fletcher was born in Essex
Center IS years ago the coming Sep
tember. He was married 3S years ago
next October to Ruth Halbcrt of West
ford. Mr.. Fletcher was town repre-
sentative in 1900 and senator in 1906.
Most Of his life was spent in this VII
lage, where for many years he was
engaged in the grocery and meat
business. He was man of genial
! ways. He is survived by his wife. his
mother and two brothers. William s.
of Arlington, Mass. and Ernest r. of
Hardwlck. The funeral will be held
at his late home Friday afternoon at
| two o'clock.
Mrs. James Walker and two chill
| dron have returned to their home in
! Govan, Saskatchewan, after spending
! two months with her mother, Mrs.
! Mackenzie, and her sister. Mrs. +. NJ.
/ NbitcOmh
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-13
CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDW1CK.

At a meeting Of the Congregational
Church IL was voted to retain the
Rev. L. G. French ar pastor for an
other year.--Charies Adams went to
Boston Saturday to attend the School
Of Embalming.-Niss Anna MuIcahy
Of Proctor is visiting her mother. Mira
Carrie Mulcahy.--Mrs. j. j. Howilsop.
who has been at the hospital for two
months for treatment for rheumatism.
was able to return home Saturday.
Mrs. II. L.. GOwone and son, Paul. Of
Rockland. Nc. are visiting in town
Lillian Miles. Gertrude Bushey. MIL
drcd Wcbber and Gladys Davis went
Saturday TO the Mountain View Hotel
at Whitehead. n. r.. whore they have
employment for tho Bummer.---Walter
NJ London and wife of Boston are WIS.,
ting Mrs. London'B parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. +. Titup.-Mrs George Steven
son and daughter have gone to Beth
lehom. N. H., to work for tho summer,
Angus McLsod and family were Wis
itors In Webstervillo Sunday,-Miss
Bessie Wheeler OF Springfield. Mass,
ID visiting In town,--The Rev Mr.
Reddlng and the Rev. Mr. Ramsay
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-13
WILLISTON.

j. r. Forvilles store was broken into
between ten O'Clock Wednesday, July 5
and daylight Thursday morning. About
$50 and several articles Of merchandise
were taken, Entrance was effected by
unlocking the door
Mrs. William Goss, formerly of this
place, and now of Shelburne has gone
to the hospital for an operation OF APP
pendicitis.-Mr and Mrs Ralph Prior
spent few days last week with Mrs
Priors sister In williamsburg. Guy and
George Curtis are at home for the sum
mer.-The Camp Fire Girls, who have
been camping at Malletts Bay, for n
week, have returned-The brick store,
which has been closed for some time,
has been rented to persons from Al
burg -Gordon O'Brian from Burlington
Is In town for a short me.-Stanley
Brownel from Burlington was the guest
of his sisters, Miss Adelia Brownell and
Mrs. Carrie Moorill, Saturday. -Floyd
Putnam and Harold Bryant spent Sat
urday evening In Richmond. --Commun
ion Sunday was observed at the Meth
Odist Church last Sunday morning.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-13
HINESBURG.

Children's day was observed at the Con-
lTegational church Sunday morning
Mrs James Cassidy Is at the Fanny Allen
hospital for treatment--Alr. and Mrs
Henry ClouSh and little son of Oneonta,
\. Y. are guets OF his father, y. L.
Clough. Levi Welcome and family of
Michigan, who are making an automobile
trip through Vermont, visiting relatives
called upon friends here Saturday.-Mr
and Mrs Hunt of New Haven are guests
OF their daughter, Mrs. Sykes.--Mrs
Christman and little son, Robert, who
have been with her parents. the Rev. f.
w. Hemenway and wife for several weeks,
services were held here Sunday evening,
the Rev. A. !. Kemp Of the Baptist Church
was the speaker.-C. r. Lucia while get
ting ice from his ice house. fell and broke
some of tho bones In his right hand
Reuben Stokes has bought the stock and
tools from the estate of the late c. L. La
goss and will open n cobhlers shop in his
house-The Ladies' association OF the
Congrega tional Church has organized with
Mrs +, W. Hemenway president, Mrs. A
Sykes vice president. Mrs Henry LABEL
secretary, Mrs. n. d. partch treasurer
and Mrs W. +. Andrews, Mrs. f. r., Dow
and Miss Sada Wead. executive commit
tee. They will give an ice cream and
strawberry sociahle In the vestry Satur-
day evening,-Mrs. II. NJ. Drew will start
Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs. l.. y.
Forbes, in Newherry, Mich, and spend
the summer Miss Ruth Huhhell will
spend her vacation on n tery farm in
Chester.-Miss Florence Dow has passed
the entrance examination and will attend
the University of Vermont this fall.---Ds-
trict Superintendent r. NJ. Kent attended
quarterly meeting at the Methodist Church
Sunday.-Iiopt Circle of the King $
Daughters will meet at Mrs. Aurclia Pat
rcks Friday Donald Muir
ply OF Worcester. Mass, has come to
town for the summer and will live with
Harry Page.-The school board organized
with II. II, Page. chairman. and Miss
Mary Miles. clerk. The seIectmen have
appointed Gay Baldwin and George Love
In place of #. b, Dow and Mr.. France.
resigned.-Amos Drinkwater has n force
OF men and teams grading around the new
school building,
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CH|1TENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKI,

Pa'rlck Dillon, only brother of John +.
blllon OF PlaU street, died Monday
about noon ut his home in Windsor Locks,
Conn His death was sudden and he was
about 70 years of age. Mr.. Dillon left
III the evening TO attend the funeral.
Miss Evelne Blanchette and Perley
provost were married Tuesday morn
ing at st. Francis Xavier Church by
the Rev ]. T.. Pariseau. Charles
BIanchette, father of the bride attend
cd her, while William Deshaw,
hrother-in law of the groom attended
the groom. The wedding breakfast
was served at tho home of the groom's
mother, Mrs. Ida Provost of West Allen
street after which they left for a
wedding trip to New York. Upon re-
turning here they will reside on West
Allen street
officer George Horton, custodian of
the armory. received letter from
Captain STANLEY of Company q Tues
day. Mr.. Stanley stated that he has
SO men in his company. At the time
of his writing few days ago, Their
mometers registered 100 degrees. He
had read in the columns of the Free
Press the good work in the organic
ing of relief association and the
proposed organization of the homo
guards. He expressed appreciation of
the work of tho many friends of tho
company left here and tho home
guards he thought an excellent idea.
He reports the boys Of the company
as feeling we'll
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two weeks has returned TO his work in
Springfield, Mass.-Mrs Walter Ward
law, who has been visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Vert Brigham has returned
to her home in st. Adams Herbert
Hutchinson has commenced to repair his
house. recently purchased of Mrs. Almn
TarboX. George Costello has charge
of the work.-TheodOre Williams has
purchased Allen chesmores place on
Church street.-Fifty tickets were sold
at this station for the circus in Burling-
ton Monday.-Mrs. Allen Dexter Of
Washington. u. c., is visiting at the
home of the Rev. and Mrs j. T. Ruz-
zell. 1.-The Rev. and Mrs. Austin and son,
Ifulburd, and Mrs, Mann of Waterville
were visitors Tuesday at the home of DR..
and Mrs George Hulhurd. Mr.. and Mrs
Trieb of Nashville Mr.. and Mrs Carl
Schilhammer. Mr. and Mrs. John schill-
hammer, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schill-
hammer, and daughter, Ellnor, were in
Burlington Saturday where they attend
ed German picnlc.--Judge and Mrs.
c. S. Palmer are boarding at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tomlinson.-Mr and
Mrs. Walter Blaisdell were over Sun
day visitors at Mr.. and Mrs. Macha's in
! Milton
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-13
SALISBURY.

Mrs. John Mack who has been with
her sister In Middlebury. fell Saturday
and broke her right leg V. Kennedy,
representing the Albany Business COL
lese, has been in town on business
The Camp Fire Girls of Rutland are at
Sanfords cottage, Lake Dunmorc. The
Mountain Spring hotel is rapidly filling
with Euests.-F. y, Fross and j. e.
Mazanu OF New York city are spending
a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs
w. F. Bump. During the illness of X.
f. Moore, star route carrier to Lake
Dunmore, William Peterson is carrying
the mal.--Msses Alice and Alma Farm
er are spending two or three weeks with
friends in Schenectady, y. y, and Zen
nngton.-The Farmers club met with
George Calvin on Thursday evening"
Miss Alma Thomas is spending a few
days with her sister, Mrs. f. ]. Sum
ner.-Miss Anita Sumner is visiting
friends in Fair Haven for few days
Orlo s. Bump spent the week-end with
his sister at the Lodge, Basin Harbor 49,
Edward Pratt and family of Troy, N
y, are spending short vacation at
Lake Dunmore.-M. A. Thomas contin-
ues about the same.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-13
BRIDPORV.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rodolphe Daig-
neault and son and Miss Geronne ST.
Marie of st. Henri. Montreal, are
guests of their cousins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Levi Pidgeon.-The Rev. Mr.. Gulick
Of Charlotte gave pleasing dis
course at the Congre gational Church
July .. Rev Mr.. Collins Of Middlebury
College will occupy the desk next
Sunday.-Mrs. f. II. Billings and
daughter are visiting the formers
sister Mrs. c. +. Palmer.--Mrs. J. II.
Fletcher had successful operation
last week at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital.-Mr Demeritt of Cambridge
Junction was a business visitor here
Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Grandy
have returned to their home at Mid
dlebury.-Mrs. f.. l.. Miner has re-
ceiVed news of the death of a sister
Mrs. Mary Pinncy Bingham, in the
Wcst.-Mrs. Jonetta Spaulding has re-
turned from a visit to Bristol.-Miss
Lydia Baldwin has returned from her
vacation.
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PANTON.

George II. Day, veteran of the Civil
war died Friday afternoon at the
home of his son, II. w. Day of Panton,
after months illness from heart trouble,
aged 80 years. Mr., Day was born and
had Away. lived in Addison until 10 years
ago, when he went to live with his son
the West in the early years of the Civil
War Mr.. Day enlisted in the 30th Iowa
infantry and served until he was dis
charged In 1865 After his discharge he
returned to Addison and resumed his oc-
cupation as a farmer For a number Of
years he carried the mail from Nergennes
to Addison. He is survived by one son.
II. w. Day. of Panton, and one brother
Jud Day, Of Addison The funeral was
held Monday afternoon.
Many of the farmers have begun
hayng and find the hay of good quail
ity. and an abundance of it.-Miss
Belle Harris of NerGennes and Miss
Doris Harris of Saratoga, N. V, have
been recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. a.
Nanderhoof.-Mrs. George Harvey and
three children are at Elmer Coonrod' =
for the summer.-Mrs. Harry Newell
has returned to her home in Science
tady. N. y, after spending a week
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Brydia.-ME and Mrs Fox Of New
York have recently visited her broth
err A. l.. Miller. and family.-Misn
Bessie Tappen OF Tarrytown. n. y.
has gone to Middlebury to visit he,
uncle. William Curtis. after a few
days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Friend
Adans
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L. f. Bullock.-Dewey McNall and Ner-
non Bullock spent Saturday and Sun
day at Swanton, making the trip on BIZ
cycies.-Mrs. Bert French and Mrs Ray
Clary were guests of Mrs Pearl Gaba-
rec July S.-Mrs. J. NJ. McNall and
grandson. Neil McNall, of Champain,
spent July and 10 in this place-Gcorge
Morse and family are at Camp Watson
MI and Mrs Fred Luman were in St
Adams July S-Mr. and Mrs. James
o'Daniels spent a few days last week
at the homo Of j. a. Kennedy in Milton
e. u. Smith was In Huntington Monday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-13
MILTON.

Ms. N. j.. Phelps and Mrs Ida Ever
est have gone to Michigan. where they
will visit friends.-Mr and Mrs. Harry
Wells are parents of a daughter.--Mr,
and Mrs II. II. Fuller and Mrs, II, ID
Martin attended the funeral Of Mrs
Lucina Grinnell at Essex Junction
Monday.-Miss Esther Palmer, who
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. A
Herrick. started Monday for her home
in Seattle. Wash.-Mrs william May
vile Of Atlanta. Ga, Is visiting Mr..
Mayyille's mother, Mrs. Ellen hayville
MIR and Mrs. Harry Macmillan and
little son OF St Adams are staying
with her father, n. T. Phelps. during
the absence OF her mother.-Miss Alice
Jackson Of Burlington was the guest
Of Mrs. Isabel Ashley several days
last week
At the Methodist church Sunday MORN
ing the subject OF the sermon will he Con
slider the Liliea." Sunday school at L.,
evening, Five Kings" Epworth League
every Tuesday evening at 1880, Prayer
melting Thursday evening at 1880. subject
of address For Thine Is the Kingdom