The Ambler Gazette 19020522

              vol xx.-no 22 ambler pa may 22 11)02 81.25 year will make white lead plant buys ground from j sims wilson ten aert secured with » ilhllroncl front ngr — will itnilil ha soon nil i'luilble cor poration in artlve operation with boo 000 iipititl j simp wilson who last fall pur chased the lob k mather property on the west bide of the lailroml and ex tending on both sides of the wiseahic kon creek between ambler and penllyn last thnrtdat bold a strip of 10 acres along the railroad to james moorefl of chestnut hill who represents a corpora tion which is now manufacturing white lead by a new proceess • frank houston of ambler was the means of bringing mr mc.crea and mr wileon together the deal belds under consideration for a month the terms are private the purchnper is an opera tor and has a stone quarry at mermaid and germantown roads chestnut hill the company which he alleges to re present is capitalized at jnoo.ooo and is in operation at present the necessity of expanding and the desirable location of the grounds are said to be the causes of the purchase the lot is i00 feet on the township line road and the distance on the road extending from the railroad property across in front of mr wilson's property to the morris road it comprises just 10 acres leaving some 30 acres in the field the location is an ideal one having a fine frontage for sidings from the railroad and a beautiful slope to the wissahickon which however does not touch the tract purchased mr mecrea intimated that the firm whose title bas not been disclosed will start the erection of a plant immediate ly and also hinted at the probability of erectine a lot of houses for the em ployes at any tate the day after the purchase surveyors were up at this point locating 6takes and joseph w hunter chief engineer of the reading railway company came up and his private car was stopped at this point he inspect ed the site with an idea of running a switch in from the railroad immediate lanndale the gvater homestead at centre i'oint has been bought by mrs isaac d heeb ner of lansdale it was the residence of jacob h grater her father mr heebner is a brother of vvillam d heebner of the agricultural works on memorial day the first races will take place in the lansdale driving park a two-story frame signal tower will be erected near the new passenger sta tion it will enable the man in charge of the switches the better to see trains coming over the doyleetown branch and main line a telephone and telegraph coraj 1 1 building a li obituary chari/h *. hakek jr otmrltl b linker jr died monday evening at 11 o'clock flt oil residence of his sister ml m 1 horn brom axe he had i'.'en siitlering for two years of enlargement of the heart deceased was born at montgomery square about 40 venre ago he spent all of his life in philadelphia with the exception of the last two yenrs.nf which mention ims been made he studied medicine but was never graduated the funeral will be held friday at 1 o'clock from un dertaker fisher's chestnut hill in terment will be made at central laurel hill his sister mrs m b horn and hrothtt mr d baker of phila delphia survive delay in trolley completion whoever started the story that the le bigh valley traction company would run its cars to and from chebtnut hill by june 1st relied verv much upon his imagination no responsible magnate of that company made such a statement to any reporter all the same it has had extensive newspaper circulation it now appears more likely that the time will be deferred till at least july at the b ginning of the present week many poles had not been planted be tween north wales and springhouse the wiring of others was in progress it was evident that the bridge ovei the trewerryla would not be finished fora considerable time as much of the em bankment had to be laid and later the track for several hundred feet placed thereon at north wales no progress whatever had been made in building the bridge over the railroad cut or its approaches the reading railroad had taken frfsh hold in its ever watchful efforts to block the trolley and seizing upon some legal technicality had two watchmen employed to give notice of any attempt to build the bridge it is now evident that it was a blunder to plan the crossing there better had a grade crossing on main street and em ployed a watchman centre square a surprise party was given miss minnie sh°r mer ou saturday evening by abont fto of her friends from north wales lanfdale blue bell philadelphia and centre square mr and mrs irwln graham of korrlstown moved last wednesday iuto their house lately purchased of john boyer mr john lawrence moved his family to gwyu erid last thursday the trolley work on the mad to norristown is ptngrebfliik rapidly rails are being plaetd along the road between this place and washington square for several dnve last week wagons were hauling rails from beliry station mrs s c sviple returned from allentown where she spent a week with her daughter mrs george i-eiberling mr lew baker and daughter miss edith h baker of philadelphia spent saturday and sun day with mr and mrs william j baker mr nnd mrs eueent d somers of philadel phia were the guests of relatives for a few days jacob k moyer is quite busy hauling stone from his quarry for the lansdale and norristown i trolley miss catharine gnger and mr johu franklin lambert of west point were married by rev v c snyder at the parsonage mr walter haagis sick at his home with an attack of pneumonia mail carrier joseph lenhard is able to walk out but if still no weak to be on duty leonard culp is improving lowly ifter several regent stroke of i dialysis to discuss good roads public meeting will be held at jarrettown i'nhlh meeting for free ihflmiflnlon imfl k incatlon interpnllng preliminary talk — speaker kngngrcl for tlie occasion large attendance i good roads in upper dublin a public meeting of the citizens and taxpayers of upper dublin township will be held in odd fellows hall jar rettown this thursday evening nt 8 o'clock for the pnrpcue of discussing the proposition of increasing the bonded indebtedness of the township in the sum of 125,000 for the permanent im piovenient of the roads and highways the meeting will be addressed by sena tor john a wentz,of fort washington who has been identified with every good road movement at harrisburg for the past four years thomas w barlow esq who resides on the old potts plane ami who served under george s gra ham as assistant district attorney for1 four years and who will present the legal side of the issue wiltner atkin son presid°nt of the butler drive turnpike road company under whose management tho road has been put and maintained in first-class condition and pays a 5 per cent dividend on the stock ; alexander neely who as one of the supervisors of abington township assisted in the building of good roads in his township and the management and expenditure of a like loan for the identical purpose which upper dublin is considering it is expected that other speakers will also be present several preliminary meetings have been held to perfect arrangements for this public discussion of the movement one was held in jarrettown last thurs day evening when mr nathaniel dickey was made chairman and mr harry walker secretaty another meeting was held saturday evenine when a subscription was take'n and mr walker made treasurer a general discussion wbb indulged in at these meetings and it was considered that t^e euggeitou of the mpervisors is vn exceedingly good one in requesting a representative committee from the whole township to be appointed at a public meeting under whose direction the funds if tlio loan succeeds are to be disposed it was further favored that the supervisors bind themselves to ex j end not more than 25,000 annually of the 125,000 and that the bonds bo issued bj needed to pay for the work this plan will be a great saving in interest to the township and yet al low the supervisors and advisory com mittee ample funds to carry along the work which will be given out by con tract on carefully drawn specifications the committee having first of all taken a map of the township and decided just what roads need to be macadamized judgment being based on the amount of eon and their condition winner atkinson of three tuns on tbe question ^ loan if carried »!»-.» lie jnitlotomly iifiifii'fl the value of good roaili — rni i ami siimilil hriui v.no per acre rn planting r three tuns pa may 20 1902 to the editor of the ambler gazette the question whether i'pper dublin is to stand itill or go forward is up for decision by her citizens or will be on tuesday ntxt when a vote is to be tak en on the proposition to borrow 125 000 for the purpose of macadamizing all the dirt roads of tbe township not exactly that either for we may bor row 125,000 for the purpose named nfl etill have roads but little better than we have now saddling the tax payers with an annual expenditure of l(i,00o where now we expend hut 8000 for no good purpose or benefit the only thing that will justify such an expenditure is the certainty that good roads will result to be followed by comfort and convenience in travel with an increase of population a rise in valik'9 of real estate in short a marked development of the township in every possible way if we are in the future to pay double the present tax we must have a larger population a higher as sessment based upon a rise in actual values and all this is possible if we are given the kind of roads we ought to nave good roads would certainly open up the township and put cjnite a new aepect upon the face of affairs people from the city would soon be seeking homes in our midst a thing they will never do as the roadb now are farms that now wilfcnot sell at any price would find purchasers at probably double the present valuation land anywhere within three miles of the railruiid ought to bring 500 per acre and would soon do so under the stimulus of cood roads there are no buyers now at half that the question is soon to be decided therefore whether the fine old town ship of upper dublin is to remain jlslick-in-the-mnd or take a fine step forward and place herself alongside of her progressive sisters that have already joined the movement for good roads and are profiting thereby for my part 1 want to see every road in the town ship given such a perfect roadbed that it will be a pleasure to drive over and haul loads upon them feeling sure that same would be wortli far more than they will cost but if the job be botch ed if rotten stone are to be nsed if tbe road beds are to be rutted and gullied if no attention is to be paid to drainage the larger expenditure pro posed will dot yield satisfactory results better dirt roads as we have them now than mieerable turnpikes fit only for barbarians olens1de and around ilensiile portohict lia been repaint ed born to mr and mrs isrnr romoht b son william williams store lias been re ainteil mrs barrell and son irvin have mov ed to the city mrs joseph k miller is visiting her parents in the south jacob fox has erected an attractive awning over his show window j a cojlom of philadelphia has moved into a house on stanley ave nue hugo boeser of philadelphia is the new assistant at taccb fox'b tonsorial parlor john rush and miss bertha seaman both of north edge hill were married last week miss sherley coster.of philadelphia was the guest of miss blanche roatche last saturday mr and mrs william leiber.of wel don have returned home from a european tour edwaid saylor has discontinued the meat business here and wiil probably move to hatboro harry e paisley of philadelphia was the guest of j b hoover and family last sunday the ushers association baseball team will play their flrtt game of the season on next saturday afternoon miss marie henderson lias returned home form a three weeks stay with her grandparents at harrisburg pa the nion'.hly meeting of the glenside republican association was held in rhoads hall last saturday evening the edge hill juniors defeated the fort washington nine at fort washing ton last saturday the score was 22 to 4 the letters remaining at the edge hill postoftice are for miss katie fry messrs george horst and george meg ins mrs d w smith of philadelphia is spending the week as the gnest of theodore saylor and family of lis more street the children of st peter's protestant episcopal church weldon gave an en tertainment in the parish house last saturday evening the marriage of miss sarah krans hart and michael shields both of this place has just been announced they were married last september clarence wilkins of philadelphia and miss blanche roatche of edjjte hill will be married on thursdav june 12 in carniel presbyterian church mrs j l polk.mrs mary f l.ovell mrs g s love of merchantville x j will occupy tyson's house on mt carmel avenue during the summer the ladies w^socjety of glenside methodist c!n b will hold a straw berry and ict cream festival on the lawn adjoining the church this thnrs dignity oflabor sermon to the ancient order united workmen rev n thoinmt llrnnn l'renehe » spfielal sermon to the l.«nlx indn^trinl organi zation that snpprea linmvi.i.i.illtv con demned on sunday evening may is rev n thomas brown pastor of the ambler presbyterian church preached a verv fitting sermon to the ancient order united workmen the text was taken from mark i li and they were in the ship mending their nets the pennon in part follows labor is the normal condition of man when the lord of cieation hid perfected and beautified the garden of eden man was placed in it to drese it and to keep it xot until man by an act of disobedience broke the law of god did the ground become cuieed ami labor was turned into druggery sin produced not only havoc with the hap piness of man but with the productiv ity of the soil but god's eternal plans connot be frustrated and the safely and development of mankind since the creation bns been found to be in following out the divine injunction given in the garden the wreck and ruin of man's idea of labor began to express itself very early in the human race this degen eiate notion was seen first in full nc tion in the ancient roman state in the triplex division of the people into pa tricians plebians and slaves the real line of cleavage however being alonn the ideas of labor the patricians and plebians arranging themselves on one side and the slaves on the other thi5 division persisted through the ancient and midiaeval economy nnd today is supremely present in the two classes the industrious rich and poor and the idle rich and poor from the individual standpoint wo find society divided into three classes as respects the idea of usefulness in the world first the man who absorbs more than he produces thus leaving the world poorer than when he came into it sec ond the man who manages to use all that he makes thus contributing no thing to the world's progress third the man who by employment of his best self in the interest of humanity confers a benefit on his race for all time by giving more than he has received when jesus walked on the shore of the galilean lake on that day lone ago and hailed the busy iishernien as the;.1 mended their nets he dignified their service bv calling them to a higher work ever since that hour labor has taken on a new meaning and men have been encouraged to do better and more heroicly for the love they have for him who has sanctified labor in brief christ has helped the idea of labor to realize its real purpose in life bv flret huuia.r passing through hatfield last week the remaining lot of trolley poles were planted within the boroubg limits of lansdale oat suequehanna street by the norristown company about wett point there was a temporary deficiency in ties which somewhat delayed work progress is being made in track laying between zieber's park and west point quite a number of dunkardtt in this place and in fatfield are this week in attendance at the great national conven tion of that people held near harris borg rhine russell freed who has just been appointed chief coiner of the mint is the only son of elias k freed the miller who has for many years been one of thejdi rectors of lansdale national bank the latter was born in lower salford and is descended from jan freed a mennonite emigrant from hol land who in the early days of the colonv settleil in skippack the rather numerous freed family of bucks and montgomery counties are all descended from him presiding eider,.i b.smoyer preach ed in the evangelical church on sun dav evening the salary of rev j.j rothrockt of the reformed church has been in creased from 700 to 800 the church hae 361 members and lie has been its pastor for 14 years he is a graduate of franklin and marshall college in lancaster jeremiah s reinhart a soldier in the spanish war has been appointed to carry the mail over the new rural de livery route extending through portions of upper gwynedd towamencin and worcester he lives in lansdale and will commence on july 1 the salary is 600 and the distance each day will be 22 miles the house and lot of frank shull will be sold on wednesday of this week by sheriff larzelere shull formerly lived in it but now resides in norris town the claim is pushed by the heirs of the late george snyder of pner gywnedd while driving a epeedv animal for george white friday edwin smith was thrown from the wagon but not seriously injured the horse which had become frightened ran as far as walnut street where he was captured by harley sellers another runaway took place friday afternoon when a m ranger was stoppini to take a etone from one of the hoise s shoes near the irackh of the laiisdalt driving park horses were being trained here for tin opening event t>n decoration day and the animal becoming frightened started on a run throwing h\n inabter tu the ktreet after running for about a mile an effort was itiade to etoii him at the home of david moyer but there he leaped over the fence and in taking the wagou with him broke it into frag ments 	 mood's pills cur liver iii 811 louanttsa indigestion headache t»»y te take easy to operate 25c r-ook cstbic _ wnilam forw man held ¦ co ale t the hofll on : lidtiv ufti mm dr milcb of new castle pa mr palterson ol chicago 111 and mm e e vonhelmold of philadelphia were the gueits of william j just on sunday last a strawberry and ice cream festival will be held in the odd felllows hall on saturday eved ing june 7 forthe benefit of the cedar hill and penllyn public schools b f danehower is attending the annual ses sion of the grand lodge of pennsylvania as a representlveofthespringhouse lodge no ail at erie penna „ sylvester philips superintendent of the penllyn snbbath 6chool has provided a conveyance for about 10 children from sprinihouse to penllyn on sunday afternoons to attend the penllyn mis sion beginiug this sunday afternoon at 2 o clock christian endeavor rally the rally of the christian endeavor society of boehm's reformed church blue bell was held in the auditorium of the church last sunday evening speakers rev d v wolff pastor.sub ject opportunities which was eloquently delivered harrv e paisley president of the philadelphia o e union who held the audience with prodigious attention for 0 minutes sub ject i and you;11 mr a a chalker president of south branch jr 0 e union philadelphia delivered agrand candle talk illustrating our life for good and evil by candles of various colors and sues demostratlve'of light and darkncss.the decorations consisted of box bush formed into garlands suspended from the arch over the pul pit in graceful forms reachinc to the floor on either tide the monogram of the society four feet ia diameter designed in white cotlon was placed in a position in front of the garlands which produced a beautiful eflccl with a bank of potted plants and cut flowers of the season ex tending the full length of the pulpit the seat ing capacity of the church was well tested wheel pump the management lias decided to make of chest nut hill park the greatest amusement resort in or near philadelphia to this end old buildings have been toru down uud new one erected many additional features have been added some of which will excel anything that has heretofore been attempted one building alone cost js.poo to erect and the feature therein contained which is held secret cost three timeb as much as did the building for the opening attraction satur day next phinney's united stated band has again been secured major phinney and hie musicians have played an extensive concert tour during which they have been immensely successful the engagement will last for four weeks after which an elaborate vaudeville bill will be presented under the management of george h lukens two weeks later falrman'b concert band of boston will give a series of concerts and from that time on band concerts and vaudeville will be alter nated an entirely new bandstimd ha been con structed and a vast auditorium arranged so that concerts in the afternoon will be given indoors instead of on the island bandstimd lis heretolore the restauraut and other accommodations are to be in charge of capable men under j nelson yucum'h management the old stand wheel pump hotel is now in complete order and equipment for the summer trade a cuisine department eiiual to any will be found presided over by txperteacm wai'.ers and where every desire of the appetite uav be gratified mr yocum antlciputes an active sevsou rroipectvlue o w hunsieker and mr and mrs silas knight spent sunday with mr uu.l mrs abram markley of philadelphia miss mable rhine and mibs cora ely of itiii.v inn were the gucsihuf mibs maude audorsuu ou sunday mr frank gordon uf norrlatown spent sun dav with his parents mr and mrs aaron gor don there will be an cntvrtaiumeut in prospectville hall this ttiurbduy evening ice cream und cake on sale admission 10 and lfi cent mrs a gilbert and mu.s clara gilbert of ore laud were the guests uf mr 0 0 wei»suiul fam ily dii sunday born to mr and mrs vt'ilmer llarruh ason william acufl ol l'liiladi-lpliia visited hi brother jones acutt on sunday k maud weiss visited iu whiteinarfeh on satur duy miss kdith walton of l'hiladelpiiia spent mm duy with her parents mr uinl hn \ luuna wal ton gwrnedd the price paid for the lewis proper ty consisting of messuage and 1.04 acres of ground was 12600 the purchaser of charles roth's pro perty comprising messuage and tract of 193 by 203 feet near gwvnedd station u john megraw of philadelphia the price paid was 12,000 t b m addis residing on the old canbv property on the state road is one of the warmest of good roade ad vocates in lower gwvnedd he would have every thoroughfare in the town ship macadamized mr f e bond one of the supervis ors of lower gwrnedd township is considering the legality of enforcing an act regulating to the speed of vehicles on the public roads the rapid care less and dangerous running of automo biles through the township has been a veritable nuisance of late some of the operators of these machines have no re gaid whatever for the rightb of others on the public highways and use no iudgment nor care when approaching a norse which shows even from a dis tance his fear of the approaching ma chine and even give evidence of caus ing trouble in this movement the fu pervisors will be supported solidly by the people of the township mrs frank h jarden entertained the euchre club of which she is a member on friday evening at the william penn inn gwvnedd the guests who were taken to gwynedd in a special car were mrs harry nuse jr mrs thomas d prentiss mrs john h lorland mrs robert johnson mrs william neill banoe mrs w l margerum mrs william s kames.mrs h ii freund mrs louis kolb.mrs.edwin rosenthal mrs robert briggs mrs robert rank in mrs george e datesman mrs e j hasse aud mrs monroe k reeves taken lowance from road taxes trees nnd broad wagon tires and each citizen should expand in his civic pride and determine that so far as he is con cerned there shall be a better day dawn for the old township witb assurance that the right kind of roads shall be built and maintained the taxpayers of the township will in my opinion act in their interest by voting forthe proposed loan dpper dublin has eat with cold feet on a back seat long enough wilmer atkinson smashed the platform for a short time thursday evening there wab considerable excitement about the quukertowri railroad station caused bv the smashing of the icilk platform the breaking of a bumper and the derailing of several cars by a freight train backing too far no one was injured the engineer ran the freight train in to the siding about u o'clock and for soniu reason failed to stop before reach ing the bumper into this the cars crabhed and were thrown from their trucks causing the other damgae the wrecking crew cleared away the evi dences of the accident iu a short time the salary of postmaster griscoin of jenkintown ban been increased from 1800 to 1(100 pur year misti edith roberts will lead the consecration meeting in bouiiuj'b re formed church blue bell next sunday evening at 7 p iu this meeting will lif hold by tho christian endeavor so rictv in place of the regular church service and it i expected the emlea vorars will all be present north walci a marriage license has been issued to john brooks of this borough and miss kathryn caeeel of lansdale the lat ter formerly resided here mr brooks has purchased the house abont being completed at walnut street and pennsylvania avenue a very spirited ball game was viewed by a large attendance of spectators on saturday last between the jenkintown athletic club and our local team when the latter won 15 to 7 we learn that another row of 12 cot tages is likely to be built on the swart ley farm lots as soon as the row of syndicate houses now going up are completed strawberry festivals are now the pro per caper on saturday next the first will be given bv the ladies aid of the sanctuary the following the golden euf,'le will entertain to be in amusement ball mrs lukens mother of mrs charles frank of this borough residing with the latter one morning last week trip ped as she walked across the room and fell striking her head against a cup board inrlicting a very serious scalp wound it was feared that a fracture of the skull had occurred but dr slifer found it not the cabe the lady is up wards of 80 years old a number of new brick and stone street crossings have been put in tbe past week on some of the long blocks by street commissioner fesmire a new double storm sewer has been put in across school street at second street m e church and on aturday the knights of both flourtown s emma t conily spent saturday and sunday with friends at west ches ter mrs m hartley of chestnut hill snent last friday with her brother m sveisb we expect to enjoy welsbach lights nn the bethlehem pike from wheel p up to the end of the township j friday evening r and mrs john cornly of noith were the guests of the former '* brother mr clement coinly on sun day several of our townsmen were on the jury to appraise the real estate of the late george aiinan — e j heru of philadelphia hue purchased a house in ogoiiu park for 15,000 lawedale brent wood smith have closed their town house no 2224 delancey place and are stay ing at mr smith's parents mr and mrs winthrop smith on waverly road harry young of harmer hill has moved into kline vanwinkle's house opposite the blacksmith shop the wheelwright shop owned by mr van winkle is being repaired and will be turned into a dwelling house harry derr teacher of the public school at weldon has tendered his resignation to take effect at the close of the school year he has accepted a po sition of professor of mathematics at the abington friends school frederick simmon of harmer hill and miss mathilde schmel of philadel phia were married tuesday evening may 18 in st peter's protestant epis copal church weldon by rev john shank rector of the church they will reside at harmer hill thomas donovan fell from a lamp pole at glenside station last sunday evening and broke his wrist and sever al ribs besides injuring himself inter nally he was taken to his home at north edge hill donovan was em ployed by the railroad company as lamp man and was lighting the lamp at the top of the pole when he fell the new society for the girls of car mel presbyterian church was permanent ly organized last thursday evening the constitution was adopted and the fol lowing officers elected for the ensuing year president miss blanche vvuii derle vice president miss hetty rod enbaugh ; secretary miss katharine hoover ; treasurer mies blanche ren ninger the following were appointed members of the lookout committee misses edith miller chairman ; elsie hutchinson and edna hoover the new organization will he known as the girls association live and is the only way to the betterment of industrial conditions commerical despotism has no place in the ideal state man's inhumanity to man has nowhere a better illustration than in those industrial organizations which aim to destroy competition in production and labor whereby they are able to charge the maximum fur their wares and pay the minimum of wages the old question of the relation of labor and capital cannot be settled finally and satisfactorily unitl the golden nile aa interpreted by christ shall be put into operation secondly christ sancti6ed labor he made it honest and respec'.shle the gambling instinct is condemni 1 by the principles which he announced the modern craze of getting something for nothing is the work of the arch fiend wealth procured by gambling in any form is to be condemned when it is protected by law and countenanced and practiced by professing christians it becomes the superlative crime of the ages murder becanse it kills the con science when will honest manhood assert itself and fight to the death a monster that seeks to destroy body and soul thirdly christ ennobled labor by teaching men that in it character is de veloped it is not what a man does that makes him noble it is tbe amount of manhood that goes into service la bor cannot degrade man but man can make labor ignoble tbe man behind the hoe is an anachronism all the kings do not occupy thrones every man is a king who puts his best self in whatever work god gives him w l 8 at centre stiunre the whitpain literary societv met last saturday evening at the home of emily morris centre suuare.open m broad axe the funeral of theodore 8 aniey which was held wednesday afternoon passed through here en route to xorris town miss lottie haas broad axe visited the the roof miss l.ouih nans diuim i in friends here thuisdav and fridav shadv grovo bchoel will close for summer on wednesday may 28 george s fister is repairing on ellendale h w is reed of amb ler ie doing the work charles stout of ambler vibited his brother henry v stout on satur day miss annie detwiler has made some improvements to her residence here the bhope here are renovating a wag on for abram marks the centre square baker 0 h kehr is improving lllh farlu and residence morris o'donnell visited his parents on sunday having returned from chicago 111 ft>gre w g weisa and wife sunday with effiinuel wibb in at s o'clock with a full member ship several friends being also pres ent president c deprefontaine called the meeting to order and the secretary miss clara w shook read the roll and the minutes which were approved miss mary bernhart was then proposed as a member the following program was then ren dered singing mill may w l.8 ; vocal solo my sunday ljomc " mrs merrill piano duet george qaag and miss emily morris reading some comic mishaps " james henry horn jr ; paper road building '' george 8 davis p iano solo clara w 8koo«i sinking safely through another week w l s ; reading the west india calamity mrs zimmerman music misb marie hoover readm a sinful brother " mim buokman cornet solo mr zimmerman closing song w l 8 the meeting then closed to riwmflwlmfl saturday may 81 place to be utnumnc ed in blue bell letter of next week's is sue at which mr a ghouk will make an addresa and miss clara e and john e martin will render a duet to cure constipation t'oraver t»ke cucureta candy cathartic looorha u c c c fail lovure druw " a muse