The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-11-01

received the Boston Transcript containing the sfol
lowing letters. dated in this town, and we stop the
press to give them to the world This Ann Mari.
ah scolly must be real geni. and we are ,sorry
the accomplished actress Of Boston, did not make
an engagement with her. She would have drawn
forth crowded houses. =" Go ahead Molly"
AN ASPIRING GENIUS. The subioined Let.
tiers were addressed TO an accomplished metres,
who concluded, lately, an engagement al the Ire.
mont Theatre. ltis certainly a subject of presen,
reflection, and may be Of future regret, how much
the world has lost, by the disnclinaon of the lady
addressed' 10 take the earnest applicant under her
fostering protection, and teach her the mysteries OF
her art. We may have lost a siddons. Kem.
bic, an o'Neil, or Phillips. Who knows Bu,
to the letters.
Warren, r. I. Oct'a4th, 1884.
Dear Madam All though we have no,
formed an acquaintance yet i take this
opportunity to write you a few lines 10
INFORM you that / should like to learn 10
oe play Actress on the stage If YOU
should like to have me write me n letter
as soon as possible and pay the POSTAGE
and direct 1t to Ann Meriah Scollv
As l should not like to have IL known
from afiectionate friend
and send sombody to fech me to Bos-
tom and tell them TO put up to Col Coles
hotol and TO enquire for me
Warren X Oct 81 1884
Dear Madam all though we have not
formed an acquaintance yet i take this
opportunity TO write you few lines IN
let you know that l should like 70 come
to Boston and be a play actress on the
stage ifyou should like to have me please
to write me letter and sign it to Ann
Mariah Scolly and send some conyence
ior me TO come to Boston aud please to
pay the postage of the letter and if Won
should sent some one To come infer me
don't let it be found out because sbonld
not like to have il known | have no
father nor mother and have to work hard
Tor my Livelihood have Away had an idea
OF going to new york TO the circus thew
nave sent twice tor me but i don't think i
should like it is so far so j should like ,o
come to boston 1t is growing dark and i
must draw to close good bye pese to
write ns soon as you receive this letter
From an afiectionate Friend
III" We publish the following communication
Mt the request of one of our subscribers in Burrn,
ton' a;d should the opposite party wish to reply,
our columns are open. We wish a little hahn,
might be poured out to heal the schism which has
been so long existing in our neighboring town.
such difficulties are greatly to be deplored. and
the prayers OLA christian community should ~.
cend to heaven for their speedy deliyerance from
these unhappy divisions.
Mn. RANDALL,
ST--iou noticed in your paper Of las, sn,ur.
day, that you understood that the Conprepn,,on.
Society in harrington had yivaa ,ec Rev Mr. 10
hey " call TO settle among them as a prcacier-
FOR your better information would state that there
mas been no meeting Of the Congregational Socie-
~ Tor more ihan year, nor has tho Clerk of the
society been notified to warn any meeting since
MI iooey residence in Darlington neither has
any such meeting been notified from the pulpit. NJ
Is sometimes tho case But | will now state wh,,
KIND OF Il meeting was had, to which might. proba-
by, he referred. As il is well known that there
are two parties in Darlington, one of which de-
mes that there IS any such society as the Conyre.
CATION Society in harrington, certain persons nj
That party undertook to notify meeting personal.
ly, ny saying that " we are going to meet on such
day aud time, TO see whether we can settle MIR
Tobey, studioas to say nothing about the Conore.
ga'ional Society, or that there would be any sncb
meeting. Thus part Of the society were notified
aud accordingly met, and what did they do whv
out Of about 20 who met, it is understood III ~,
IL voted to settle MIR. Tobey, and out of that nun,
ber . voted who owned nothing in tho mectno
house, in the parsonage, nor in the funds belong.
ing to the society and it is considered by a con-
siderable part OF the society. that Mr.. Tobey =
decd OF the parsonage will not be valid under sch
tenure, although he may have consulted a INV
yer one oJ the Congres at.onaI Society.
LARGE TURNIP. Wo intended 10 have said
something this week about large turnip, which
one Of omr subscribers has raised meosur-
ing i-2 feet in circumference but os n, ha,
not brought the said article into our presonce we
have concluded to place it among tile " deferred
articles until we have occuar demonstration of
the fact Bring on your large turnips, your beets.
&c. &c, bring them on, gentlemen.
fnoHIbITIoN." During the past week
notices have been posted up in different parts of
the town, by order Of the Town Council, torbiding
retailers OF ardent spirits, selling, either directly or
indirectly, any ofthe rGaI crature" to two of
tho Inhabitants Of tho town of Barrinp,ou. n
greeabie to request from tho Council oftha, town
have the power To forbid retailer selling. after
fall.