Dexter

Miss Franc Burch gave in the M. E. church, Dexter, on Wednesday ot last week, an elocutionary entertainment of great merit. This young lady has, by hard study, so trained h t voice and action, as to produce a result pleasing to the hearer and highly creditable to the performer. The program consisted of selections and a medley from wellknown authors, rendered in excellent style, concluding with a lecturette, a la Eli Perkins, on "Wit and Humor," which was both novel and unique, and made the medium of conveying ome sound and useful truth. The audience which filled the building, showed their appreciation by repeated applause.