County Correspondence

The Mand school dosed a succossful yer with i picnic. Sarah Efarmo ha tam absent visitln, and baa now rcturncd. Hilan was the only live town In the ronnty on the Fourth of July. Two weddings a dny at tho Methodist parsonage will do pretty well. A child of Mrs. linikhardt, a boy of iibout seven years wa3 burned Jnly 4th. I. J. liuntlcy, whoisa student ut Albiun, II ipanding the vacution at liia fathi;r-inlawV, Mr. ('. '. ll.UMKii). The fmntli iiuartorly meeting of the .Methodist cliurch will bc held next Satur,l:iy and Bunday. Kcv. W. II. Shier, iresiding eider, will be present. Mi s Gillmore, of Ypsilanti, closed the LondOB lehool liist Friday withavery jileasint iiicnic. The excroises from the scholars were quite asuecess. The term has been ;i successful one. üo;a Ambio.so liad n FomUi of July party, uiany of Iwryoung associulcs WW present. Ice creain, leinonade and liifworks were among the business and unnsements. lt wus l happy time for the young folk?. The Presbytcrian society rcopened tlu ir churcU last Sabbath. Prof. MoVIcar of the state noiinal tcboo] picachod in the mornlny, and Bar. Mr. Rksbmond, punter of the rresbytfiian churcli, of Ypslltntf, preadied in the afternoon. Tbc chnrch needed this lalor and expense for a lonf; time, the society can now congratúlate itself that it is done and no debt.