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CITY (NIIKCTORV. U«)or—Frwdwrick J. hlwirla AitlansBB—T. K- Duk*. Cou&cll—Wm. 8. SteV

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* Job Hud JU.1.U1* 8til well Hud . . Ju. 1.1110 I Ju J. Dowk . ..Ju. 1.1*11 Jcwepb H. Klwdl ..JkD. 1,1*11 1 8u» F. War* . Jul.m* " Uoolo C. Sajtv .. .Jaa. 1.1IM * r. 8.' Towaacad. -Jaa. 1.1*0* lloeorder—J. W. Tbompua Ju. ». l*lo .Varewor—ChawT. Caiapben Ju.l 1W CoHoolor—boi. Noodle. ... Jaa. 1. HxTroaauior—L H. Smith Jr., Jao. 1.10U JtyUoikllD—Tho«. 1‘ CurlrT.JUil.lVlt JWr laapectM, V*. T. £*•»• ua tea. l.l*ot BOARD OF EDUCATION. Samuel R. Stitea, President 1*0* Dr A L Leach —.. 1910 •VUllam Porter - 1*06 IWw. H. Phllllpa. Oort. 1*0* William K. Sheppard 1*11 WUUaai B Gilbert 1*0* Georga 8. Douglaaa 180* Luther U. Otden —. i harlee York 1*10

The Fire De panama t L IM Are alarm bokea, aad are the sum ben aad aur location i

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*5. Washington street, near BebaUu-

BOARD OF HEALTH.

A L Leach. President. 8epL 1.1*0*, V.M.D. Marcy, Health officer •• 1908 liobert. 8. Hud " 1*0# WUUam K- Sheppard “ 1*10 . W ilium Porter, Brcretary “ 1910 George L. Lo» «U “ 1*0*

As the rVurth of Julj- drew n«sr the prisoners eished to And some war of

celebrating ibe da_> with the altenUon of their

guards The plu of making the ensl occurred to Ttmothj J R.gan. Ninth

Board of Trade

_ P.-ealdent, Lulhet C. Ogden; Seer* t'VttrectlDg ' tary. A. O. Merchant. Jr.; TreMurer,

confederate Thomas W. MUleL '

Highly

Church Directory

Ret. Father D. S- KeUy. Hector. Rector’s office hours—9 to 11 a. 7 to 8 JO p m. Maaaaa—Sundays, d.16. 8 and 10 a Weekdays. 7iu am. SoudaT and Friday Kyeuing Beryice* at 8.0U o'clock.

lafatcUe St. betsrieu Jackson A Deoat at Kev. Arthur Hem, Rector. Sundaj.—Cclebratloo of the Holy Coo munton. • JU a. m. Morning Preyet Utant and Sermon, (on the Aral Sunday of each month celebration of Holy Cc— muoloo) IU.Su a. m Sunday School 1 p. Ktealne (Choral) Service aad Sermon I p. m. < Week-days-Wcdneedays.Ercnlng Prayer

S.0U p. m.

Salats Day’s and Thunstaya—Cels lion of the Holy Communion 7.30a.

Maaaachuaetts. Compuy E Ha Cdad his plu to his comrades. wh< 'ere: eagerly Into the scheme onltad their efforts cutloasly foi

accomplishment „ -.. , . ; Soma white cloth wa, smuggled Into ] Holy ^’mmnnUm.TJ) a m T . ..... the prison, and for the other colors the j day. and 10 JD a. m.. the First Sunday mu snppllad parta of Umtr red aad ,, , of each month.

o- Tb.

pieces were aklllfully sewn together The followlny This Sag. placed against the roof of —

was out of sight v« ujv cwuaueraie | guards Bo It was under the folds of j a genuine stars and stripes that the union comrades gathered on that lade

e day and sang their songs

e vnslgs was as secretly | 1 as It had bean secretly | put together, the parts were dlitrtbu 1 A lad to those who had contributed (ham. and the address of every man •ho bad a portion was written down !

by Timothy Regan

After the release frem Libby prison. Rsgu began oommunlmtlng with the me® for the pm-pooe of reassembling the dag Progress was very alow, ud j often discouraging, and It was not until *C years had passed that he Anally | succeeded la collecting every piece, when the Aag was remade. j Another long period passed before SKPT ’ *• the story was made public Timothy Kegu died U years ago On his death ij bed be called to hit side David 1. ‘ Joaas. who «*as then commudur of ( Tjj e m

post 16. ud said

"In that drawer, over there, you win find a key Take It, open the door of the closet In the corner of the room, aaiock a trunk and bring me what Is

fc If

The dag was brought to him, ud then he told the story of how it came

K*v. I _. Rector Trinity Church. Hooves town. N. J. is. Rev. George Connell. Rector St. Andrew’s Church, Philadel-

phia

IV Ke\ F A. L) Lannt, D. D. Recto 8C David’s Church, Msns

C k. PhUadetphia.

. Norman Van Pelt Levis, Rector Church of the Incarna-

lor Church of L

Rev. Herman L Dahring, Gupcrintcodeol Protestant Kpis copal City Mission, PhiladelRev Charles M- Perkins, KKiai Dean. Rector Trinity Chnrch

Ha concluded: “The old dig was mads under great hardships, ud In the midst of privation ud suffering, la committing that act w e infringed npoa a cardinal rule of the prison: ud had It been dleeoverwd. every man of ns would have been severely punished. Bat It was worth all (be risk to see It there above as while we were tinging •nr songs It was the only way in which we prisoners could celebrate the birthday of the blessed country for which we were fighting "All the comrades separated widely, yiar our release aad I was In great fear that I would never be able to ook

Rev. H. P. Greco, Pastor.

Preaching on Bunds j morning at 10.80.

In the evening at 7JO.

Sunday morning Workers Meeting

Sunday School at S.*0 p. m.

Wednesday evening Prayer Meeting SI

7 JO o’clock

Young People's Mae lag Friday ing at 7 JO o'clock Mao’s Meeting Saturday evening atS.OC

Key. Jan freed la them

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7jo752*u Uh "

evening at 8o'clock. Claes ■eetlegs, Tuesday, al Friday evreiaga.

The Sag la not. aa a

w. J. W ^ r _ J eemeai at the Odd Spring Praebyter- — Ghoreb Seaday aeormag at 10 B.

CAPE MAY DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY. JOT.Y|g4, 1906.

t hat rearranged id tbe following aew location of

M. LafSretie and Bank sireats. M. Broad and K'mlra streets. 60. Plstaborg andNtw Jersey aTUtiea. 6*. Stockton svenoe, between Jefferson and Qi 73. Freni . 76. Howard street, h2. Colombis AVenne and Gurney set, near Beach sven: ■ retie and Glut tire* • ud Beach avenue. 93. Perry street, near Bridge. 94. Perry street and Beach avenue 96 Washington and Jackson sire* 97. Columbia avenne amT' Decatur

treet

98. Washington and Ocean streets.

Ow Secret Societies. Adonlram Chapter. No. *6. Royal Arch Masons—Ooovocations, third Monday of each month at lodge room. Washington and Pruklln streets. Cape Island Lodge. No. Sr, F. aad A. M. —Communications, second and fourth Tneadaye of each month at lodge Washington ud Franklin streets. Cape May Camp. No. 877*. Modern Wood men of America—Meet* first Wednesday of each month at Aodftorlum. Cape Msy Conclave, No. IBS, Improved Order of Ueplasophs-Maeu at Ogd Hall,'Ml Washington street, on ecoOnd fourth ThunkbEt of bach month. Cape May Connell, No. 1*M; Royal canom—Meets first and third Thnrsdays of each month at Acdltorlnm. Cape May lodge. No. M. A. O. U. W. Meets Ant ud third Thursdays of aai month at Mt Waahlngfon street. Cold Spring Connell, Jr. a U. A. M. No l >3—Meets In ball at Cold Spring, every t'neaday evening at 7 o'clock. Columbia Lodge, No. **. Independent >rder of Mechanic*—Meets each Monday

at Audi tori am.

Kurvka Lodge. No. , 1sal lea’ L O. M. Marls every Tneaday evening at 8.00 So. KM Washington'street. F.-lendsbip Council, No. *7. D. of A. Meets on Tuesday afternoon of each week at *.*0. In Jr. O.D.A.M. Hall, Cold Spring. The John Mecray Pont No., 40, G. A. ~ meets on tbe third Friday of each month ut 7 JO o’clock p. m., at Franklin

achool building.

Mayflower Lodge. No. *68. Independent Order of Odd Fellows —Meets each Friday

Cape May Fire Department, n Monday evening in each month Washington and Franklin straw

CAPK MAY POTT OFFICE Arrival and Departure of Mali* WEEK DAY* in Depart Close at Office 640 A. M. flat A.

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