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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
Series of Western TOrnad0es
Reap Heavy Toll of Death
PROPERTY LOSS IS
UP IN THE MILLIONS.
The Course of the Cyclones
Were Marked by Many
Odd Jumps.

KANSAS CITY. MO, June IT, or
nadoes last night and early today
spread death ;uld destruction through
rural districts CT Missouri and Kan
saS. Reports tonight showed - were
killed in Missouri and npe in Kansas:
The number, Of injured has rrarhrG
approximately 100 and estimates OF
IIhr property damage places il any
~ here from sl,000.nQ0 10 $9.nVH.n"H.
,Thc greatest loss of life apparently
WIS in Boone county, Missouri. wh'r"
hr tornado, dipping hare and there
us il ragged from the southwestern ~
the northwestern corner. claimed IL
persons. In Carroll. Charlton and Ray
counties, farther west. four are dead
three at Richmond and one a,
Whitam. In Kansas the deaths totaled
eight in the, country southeast ,i,t ana
west of Topeka: one other was killed
lat Savonburg, near lola, where the
tornado appeared early today.
, The course Of the tornado was
marked by odd jumps. First it ap-
peared near Topeka early in the day
and then came 10. earth again IN KAY
!couniy. Missouri, shortly bclor" mid
might.
Then j, tore through wide section
of that country, wiped out half the
town Of Dean Lake. in Carroll county.
and then swoopcd down again, plac.
tically demolishing the little town OG
Whitam.
The tornado descended again at
Providence. in the hills or southwest
icrn Boone county, and twisted It's way
through Midway. Pralh"rHville, Halls
Vile and through Centralia. after
which il disappeared and was heard or
no. more until it struck SavonhurG,
Kas., this morning.
SPRINGFTEL Mo, June G.
Seven persons were killed and much
damage done in the rich Wright Coun-
ty apple belt tonight when a tornado
swoopcd down between Mountain
Grove and Norwood. All wires arc
down and only meaGer reports have
come from the stricken district.
BOONElLLE. Mo. June G,--SiX per
sons were killed last night in a Tor
.nado that dipped down seven miles
east of here near the Missouri river.
The 1oruado's path. was from - TO-
Ihn wards wide for an undetermined
distance.
lola, Kas.. June g. William JaSp-
neau was killed and his wife ana l"ur
Others were serrrcl y injured DE 'orc
nado near SavOnburE, southeast OF
here, this morning.
DETROIT. Jun" Ga Ht"rn, - eye,
lrnic intensity that SW'ri over ''h'r;''
Lower Michigan ioday caused tin deaths
nf at l.>ast three persons. injuries To-
ucarlv 81 others. and did pr"r"rty Hnri-
arc which il Is estimated viii amount
70 nearly 81 l.n0u."hh. Nor" THAN |" 81
tho injured received serious hurts.
The storm twisted from Calhoun ""uii-
~ rustvar,l to near tn: Wayne county
Inc,rnjD line jackson. l:aiil' rr"',.
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, juno 6.-Forocast:
Wes. Virginia. Ohio and Western
Peunsylvau1a-Proha fair Thursday
and Friday.
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MARSHALL COUNTY

S;,r.;al p,:.trh To H." utr!!:Scncpr.
MOUNDSNlLLE. June 6.-The total
registration for Marshall county was
. .@D5. compared with 3.59S allotted as
expected. Tho classified totals are not
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HANCOCK COUNTY.

S.t-,:a, iIisia:rh to IA" lutei!iEcncer.
NEW CUMBERLAND. June g.
Hancock mad" IL wonderful showing
in its army registration. The allotted
number for the county was 1.1f2 and
this was eyrerdrd by nearly IA thou
sand. tho total for the county being
1882 or This number. 900 were in
the. mill town of Wcirton This show
ing compares with that made in Lo-
gan. Raleigh and other rapidly grow
ing coal mining counties.
BROOKE COUNTY,.
S;s..:ai Ir..ratrh ~ Tho Iirrl!:Srncr-
WHI.LSRtRG. June 6. --. Brooke
county'S registration total was 1.792.
CONTINUED on Page 10y
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OHIO COUNTY.

The official total of registration for
Ohio county. including tho city Of
Wheeling. was $500, compared with
tn" allotted 6.$97 The classified to-
tails have not Yet been completed
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SPRINGF FIELD. Mo, June G.
Seven persons We're killed and much
damage done in the rich Wright Coun-
ty apple belt tonight when a tornado
swoopcd down between Mountain
Grove and. Norwood. All wires arc
down and only meaGer reports have
come from the stricken district.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-02-22
CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

The auditors have completed their work
with the town books. The overseer Of
the poor has drawn orders for $3.374.s3:
the sum Of $2,f7S.73 has been expended on
highways and bridges; &, 81. 50 for kee ping
the roads repaired during the winter;
$S51-20 for resurfaclng State roads: the
school directors have drawn orders, ex-
elusive Of loan orders. for s7,0l5.l6. The
officers salaries and expenses were $685.
&.-The Rev. Mr.. Eddy WIS in Geneva.
N. Y. for the weekend and Sunday
Jed ]. Campbell, a highly respected cit
izen, died Thursday evening following an
illness of several weeks. Mr.. Campbell
had held various town Offices. having been
Justice of the peace for several years. He
also conducted a furniture store for a
number Of years. He Is survived by his
wife and one daughter, Mrs. Harlan r
Kimball. The funeral was held at his
late home Saturday afternoon.-Ernest
Flanders of North Bennington was in
town Thursday 70 attend the funeral Of
Mrs. Rufus Farrand.--Frank f. Pope
preached in the BAPTIST Church Sunday
morning in the absence Of the pastor
Mrs. Wesley Conroy Of Stratford, Conn.,.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. c. r. Warren
Mrs. Gordon Austin of Orleans was a
Weekend visitor at Mrs. J. r. Conant's.--
ia mes McCaErey has taken charge Of tho
creamery.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry CouisenO
are At home from Springfield.
The Samuel Hoyt house in Mackvil,e,
owned by ]. y. Martin. and occupied
by Owen McGoG. was destroyed by fre
Monday. Mr.. McGof's goods were all
saved. Mr.. Martins house was insured
for s700--The funeral Of Mrs. Lydia
Olmstead. who died at Aorrisville Fri
day quite suddenly. where she was
visiting. was held at the Methodist
Church Monday Acknowledgement of
the friends OF Frank Scott gave him a
surprise at his home Tuesday evening.
the event being In honor Of his birth
day--A pleasant surprise party was
given Mrs. Harvey Burnap at her home
saturday evening in honor Of her birth
day.-Charles l.. Dean has moved his
family to Barre.---Mrs. J. +. Conant
In visiting in Morrisville.---John Nc
Arthur was at home from Lebanon. N.
H.. Sunday.-At tho meeting OF the n.
e. @. p. saturday evening the degree
was conferred upon two candidates.
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STARKSBORO.

The Rev. Mr.. Stewart has returned to
Valley Falls. N. Y. after supplying two
Sundays IN the Baptist Church.-Mr. and
Mrs. Woodbury. have returned to Spring.
Held. Mass. after spending Q few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton srnith.-Ar.
and Mrs. Perley Brown are parents Of
daughter, born February n.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. z. Smith are parents Of daugh-
ter, born February D.-Mrs. George Lane
and daughter and Miss Netue Smith have
returned to their home In st. Albans.--
First and second degrees will be worked
on a class of Is February 0.-Mrs. George
clifford and Mrs. william Hanson and
Hevvey clifford arc among those III with
the grip.-Mrs. Agatha Ferguson has re-
turned To r. ]. Hanson's.-Newell Stokes
family are out of quarantine for diph-
theris.-Niss Jesse Dalton spent the week.
end at her home in Bristoi.-C. Il. Lath-
rop has bargained for Carpentar Coles
hill farm.
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ORWELL.

Edward Aunchman and Miss Emma
Barber were married at st. Paul's Church
week ago Wednesday. They will live In
Orwell.-Mrs. s. w. Jones of Brandon is
guest of Mrs. Meacham.--M. II. Gted.
man is working In Fair Haven for T. J.
Murphy.-Waiter Thayer was at home
from Fowler last week.-The Woodmen's
ball last Thursday night was a success
13 couples being present--One Of T. II.
Purcelrs team horses got loose one night
last week and injured five or six other
horses, so that a veterinarian has had to
make daily calls.--rait Brothers Of Spring.
field. Mass, have purchased the Orwell
creamery and will manage It commencing
March Miss Martin was called homo
to Rutland Friday by the sickness Of her
sister and mother
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SHELBURNE.

julius s. Benedict. an old resident OF
this village. died Sunday morning at
local institution In Burlington OF COM
plications dus to old age. Mr.. Benedlct
was born in Plsinfeld April %, 1882 ana
has been a farmer here for 40 years. he
10 survived by one son. 4. l.. beneolcl
Of this town; three sisters, MIS-. sarsh
Curley OF Barre. Mrs. Lydia Wright OF
Platnneld. n. H., and Mrs. Hattie mayo
Of Gloucester, Mass. He has been NE
long member OF tho Methodist church
The funeral was held at ths residence
Of his son on Tuesday afternoon ut two
o'clock. with burial In village cemetery.
Leon shortsleeves. the Oldest son OF nf.
and Mrs. Clayton shortsleevcs' diea a.
six o'clock Tuesday morning In the iith
year OF his aSe. He Is survived by ms
parents. two little brothers. Clayton ana
Laurence, and by grandparents MT
and Mrs. Leon Henss and Mr.. ana Mis-
Eugene 6hortleeves. Tho funeral wiz DC
held at St GATHERINGS Church this morn
Ing At nine O'Clock. --Plans are progress
Ing favOrably for the annual church ON
nor and roll call to be held In the Meth
ooist church Wednesday, February 90
services were held yesterday morning (Asn
wednesday, at Trinity Church at le'a" emu
IN the evening at 1880 During Lent the
scheduie OF services at Trinity Shurcn 10
as follows: Monday. 400 y. m; Frsdny'
7@ D. M; Saturday. 400 p m. b'nic
@udy at the rectory Thursday evening ~
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LINCOLN.

The Rev. e. ]. Abar of Westminster.
Mass. has accepted the call given him
by the Baptist Church and viii COM
mence his pastorate Sunday. March A.
The Rev. Robert Taylor Of the Methodist
Church. who has been In the Mary F1et-
cher hospital for treatment for five
weeks, was able to occupy the pulpit
Sunday morning.-The. Industrial viii:
hold q Washington social Thursday night
Feb. AT the regular meeting Of Pros
pect Grange Saturday night, literary pro
gram will he carried out which will con-
sist Of anecdotes and "reminiscences Of
Abraham Lincoln and George Washington
by all tho members. singing. and a farce
entitled Only Cold Toa-"-Edw,rd Clark
Of Warren was In town the past week
to attend the funeral Of his grandmother.
Mrs. George (Basiey) Gould.-Duane
Dearborne has moved To the JeAse Gotta
house and George Dearborne has moved
to the house vacated by hin, and which
he purchased Of the Charles Clark estate.
George Dragon will carry on the George
Dearborne farm the coming year.-Damos
Sorrell and son. Foster. have been spend
ing a few days in Ferrisburg.-M II.
J. Cove If in Ferrisburg visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Charles Lee.
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PANTON.

Mr.. and Mrs Peter Smith are spending
a week with their son. John. and wife OF
Proctorsville Alice Kent Of Ver-
yennes was the guest Of her cousin. Miss
Corrine Kent. over acknowledgements
tive W. r. White was at homo from
Montpelier over Sunday.--Elwin Kent and
son. Nyle, Of Witherbee. n. Y, were at
Loyal Spauldings over Sunday.-The
Home Circle will meet with Mr.. anG
Mrs. samue! Gaines Friday, evening,
March e.--Mlss IOtte Rogers has been
at her home here for few days because
Of the burning Of the school house at
Huntington. where she has been teaching.
She returned Tuesday and will open
school In the town HAN It that place
An old folks concert viii b given In the
Methodist Episcopal Church Thursday
evening OF this week. the md. A supper
will be served In the church pariors imme-
diately after.--It was ladies' day at the
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday and
the pastor delivered an appreciative scr
mon in their behalf. Ralph Mouiton. who
is stopping with his mother. Mrs. z. II.
Davis. gave several selections on the
piano.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

James r. Grace died February II after
short illness with grip. A prayer serv-
ice was held on tho 13th at the house.
conducted by Mrs. l.. r. Birdsall. Burial
was In Friends cemetery. Mr.. Grace was
born in Clinton, Me-, October q. 1S56. He
married Lucinda Buda. who died II years
ago. They had six children. He is sur
vived by a widow, who was Mrs. Newell
Haskins of Rirton. and two sons, Charles
Of this place and John OF Bristol. and
seven grandchi!dren.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Gutherie are parents Of twin daughters
born Sunday.-Charles and Haskell Alger
have bought the farm owned by their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Alger.-William
Hill Of Huntington will carry on Alfred
Jimmo's farm and has moved his family
here.-Mrs. Lorenzo OrYis and Mrs. Wal
ter Orvis are in poor health.-Albert
Guindon Of Lincoln and Frank Minard
of Poplar Ridge, N. Y. were callers Sun
day at David Tollansbee's and Robert
Young's.-Mrs. Andrew Hall0ck. who had
3 teeth extracted Saturday, is quite ILL.,
Mrs. Charles Grace Is ILL.,
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MONKTON RIDGE.

There was no service at the Friends
Church Sunday morning a. the pastor.
the Rev. j. Il. Ransome. was In Bafnum-
town to ofiiciate ut the funeral Of Sheldon
Alger.-The w. c. T. u. Frances willard
Memorial meeting was held Thursday Aft
ernOon at the home of Mrs. A. N. Green
with a good attendance Of members and
invited guests, There was an interesting
program including music. a reading by
Mrs. Il. w. Meader. a sketch Of Miss
willard by Miss Georgia Wheeler and
appropriate remarks from the county w.
&. r. y. president, Mrs. il. o. Nahum.
Of Bristol At the close Of the meeting
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

Tho Kings Daughters will DO entertain
cd at the library Thursday by Mrs. Cronk.
Miss Benton and Mrs. Harrington.-Miss
Mary Bailey of Morrisville visited her sis
ter. Miss Mabel Bailey. over Sunday.-Dr.
G. p. Collins has been called to Hartland
on account Of the serious illness of his
brothers wife. Mrs. Bert Collins.-Teams
are at work getting out lumber to replace
the buildings on the G. e. Bail farm which
were recently destroyed by free. 8.
Martin has gone to Montpelier for few
days.-There was a good attendance at
the Whist club held at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Kingsland Monday eve
ning.-Cnlvin Martin is confined to the
house with the grip
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FOR RENT.

1 GOOD FARM to rent. we'll watered. FREQ
from Stone, in the onion. tobacco and
swsst corn belt at Westminster Station.
". near = cannery that has paid ST per
I'm tor all tho corn they could get grown
md u liable to pay more this season; one
& the best farming propositions in the
0eats for . temperate farmer who has
plenty Of hefp. Apply to w. v. Farr. IS
North Union st.. Burlington. Vt, satur-
day night or Monday morning. as am
sway through the week. 4S,1cEwct.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY
WESTFORD.

There Will be q meeting Of the Farm
ers' club at the town hall Friday evening.
February 0-Hiram King and family are
moving to Essex Junction. where they
Win make their home Mr.. Mone Of
HghEate has bought the King farm and
win take possession of it soon.-Ar. and
Mrs. william Brown and SON Allen are
moving into part OF the sons. Gard
ner, house In Essex. Their daughter.
Margaret. viii remain In town until the
close Of the winter term OF school. Miss
Lillian Petty. Who has been spending
few days With her parents. DR.. and Mrs.
r. A. Petty. returned to her work II the
University OF Vermont Feb. A-The
village schools observed Valentine day
By a valentine box.-The Tortnightly club
will meet with Mrs. c. b. stearns Tor
luncheon TODAY
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SHOREHAM.

The funeral Of Helen DeLong, wife Of
X. w. King, was held at the home OF her
cousin. ". II. Orchard. Tuesday after.
noon The sympathy OF the community
is extended to the husband and her broth
err and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. C.. II. De-
IOng.--rhe last entertainment, given by
the Griswold sisters Monday evening, was
we'll attended.---The Alma Hendee Chap
ter, o. +. s. entertained Friday evening
MRS. Grace Freeman. district D. G. NJ. Of
Rutland, Mrs Dow. grand repre-
sentative of Virginia. and IS members
Of Fort I'll Chapter. o. +. s., Ticonder-
oga, N. Y. There was degree work for
three candidates. A banquet was served
in the dining hall at the Masonic temple.
Forty ladies met with Mrs. G. N. North
last week Wednesday for the Feb
ruary missionary meeting.--Dr. Sharon
went to the Mary Fletcher hospital
Thursday with Kenneth MyFick Of Bird
port-Miss Mabel Larrabee returned
from Burlington Saturday. i'll with the
grip.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

yesterday Of the death Of Nealy Morris
from pneumonia at the home of his BROTH
or. George Morris, In Athol. Mass. He
was the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Morris
and was born in vergennes, where most
of his life had been spent For many
years he was an employee at the Vermont
Shade Roller company's plant, and went
to Athoi only few months ago. He Ia
survived by mother. one son, Fred Of
the U. 8. army, four brothers. George and
Daniel Morris of Athol, Charles Morris
Of Bristol, Henry Morris of Vergennes,
two sisters. Mrs. Edward Beiden Of Bur-
lington and Mrs. William A. Scott of New
York city.-A school girls social will be
held Friday evening in the vestry Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church of Ferris
burglary Allen Of the Burlington Bust
ness College is visiting William Yattaw
at the home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott Yattaw.--About 50 couples attended
the dance at Foresters' hall Tuesday eve
ming. The last number Of the Citizens
Entertainment Course given by the S,i-
vance River Quartette at the opera house
Tuesday was the most largely attended
one OF the Season.-There will be no ses-
sion Of the Vergennes schools to-day on
account Of the holiday and they will be
closed tomorrow In order that the teach
erS may visit other schools
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NEW HAVEN.

II. +. G. Smith is in town, stopping at
William Bennett's.--The Rev. Mr.. Young
was here for Sunday service. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoag were visitors in Burlington
Saturday. -Representative Dana was at
home from Montpelier for tho week-end.-
j. b. Barrows is visiting in st Johns
G. F.. Palmer is ill.-R r. OBrien re-
turned to his home in Middlebury Sat-
urday after passing a week with Mr..
and Mrs. F. M. Partch.-Miss Mary Dali
ton spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Stone Mt New Haven Milo. A.
Ring is in poor health.
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FOR SALE

ono pair one-horss work sleda: one sloht
II. r. international engine. which will burn
kerosene; one good work horse. We offer st
great reduction for the next two weeks
Indian moccasins for men, women and chill
drcn, also new line Of mems dress shoes
at aw close price.
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WANTED

A1ee.bodied English speaking men.
sgss - 70 IS, to learn automobile tire
HQilding. Good wages paid while
lssSning. Apply or address Employ
men: Dept, THE HARTFORD RUBBER
WORKS CO. Hartford. Conn.
32,w4t
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One Cent
a Word

Advertising in this column
one cent a word each in
serHon. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
is less than IL words, two
lines. Special terms to adj
vertisers using from $50 to
1000 lines within IL con-
secutive months.
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GRANVILLE.

Mrs. Hosea Fuller has received news Of
the death Of her sister in New Hamp-
shire.-Mrs. L. ]. Brooks In quito i'll with
the grip.--Azro Ford is very i'll at the
homo OF T.. G. Wilson.-Mrs. Rose Whit
ney was called to Royalton by the illness
Of her sister,
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BRISTOL,

The Teachers Reading club met Tues
day evening with Mrs. Albert w. Cove
on Mountain street.-Miss Marion Muilings
returned to Middlebury College Monday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-02-22

10 ssu Vanilla visvoring after school hours
md Saturday. For t1.oo we will send you
ssshA bettiss that retail for CSC each. Send
pssHcarA and ~ will send free sample bot.
n. Address WAKEFIELD EXTRACT CO..
oQ0hoguvtile. N. H <s.2t.w.1t.
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ADDISON.

The neighbors and friends Of tho
Rev. and Mrs. w. S. Boardman gave
them pleasant surprise at their
home last week Wednesday in the
form of valentine pound party. There
were many pounds Of useful things
brought in. p. Il. Norton presented
the pounds of valentines to them in
a very pleasing maner. Music. both
vocal and instrumental, was enjoyed
The Aid society that was to meet at the
vestry was given UP on account of the
cold weather.-Mrs. Thomas remains
about the same.-At the Grange meet
ing Friday evening q class of 10 were
given the first and second degrees
Joseph King has been i'll. threatened
with pneumonia. but is better now
Mrs. Joseph St. Clara fs i'll with the
grip.-Little Eldrid Adams has been
ilL-The '.old folks dance that was to
have been given a while ago but had
to be put or on account Of storm. will
be held this week Friday evening at
the hall.-Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Cross
were Sunday guests at Harry Cross
Martin Barrows' granary was burned
Sunday morning.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-02-22

refreshments Of sandwiches, salads. cof-
Zee and cake were served by the Misses
Skin, Barnum and Wheeler.-Mr and
Mrs. Daniel Cox visited relatives In New
Haven Sunday.-The Rev. J. Il. Ransome
went Monday to the Mary Fletcher hos
pitai for an operation.--The Rev. Edwin
Meader of Burlington will conduct the
meetings at the Friends Church during
tho pastors abscnce.-w. J. Cox and d.
IL. Meader are able to be out after sew
eral weeks illness.