Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-01-01
Town and County.
G AND PERSONAL.

Allegheny College, HeAdEille, Pa,
commences tomorrow, January 3
I'M. A. N. Allen has -our thanks for
Christmas present IN the shape of We y
nice article Of currant wine.
The members and friends of Neptune
Fire Company, No. 2, INDUCED in pleas
amt dance at the Austin House, on Christ
mas Eve.
-ALodgeof Good TsmplSrs wss institu
ted st Gustavus. on the 24th inst, by Rev.
B. N. Warren, D. G. W. G. T. with Is
charter members
We are indebted to our friend 'sLet"
King, for late copies Of the Atlanta (Ga.)
NEw ERA, containing reports of the Con-
stitutional Convention.
The Baptist Sunday School held a
festival in their church basement on
Christmas Eve, which was s delightful
season to all who hsd the good fortune to
participate,
Tho editor Of de CHRONICLE leaves
tomorrow for Columbus. He hopes 70 be
able to furnish letters regularly, each
week, commenting on men and things at
the State Capitol.
TIE NURSERY, 8 monthly magazine
adapted to the entertainment of the little
TO 10 years cid folks, is out for january,
and is the best of the kind published
Address John L. ShOrey. Is Washington
St., Boston, Mass.
Lon the 9Th ult. Mrs. Harmon Benton
of Meccs, accidentally fell and fractured
her leg about four or five inches from the
ankle joint also ~dislocating the ankle
joint. DR.. Jsmes Brsckin was immedi-
stsiy called and dressed the limb. Mrs.
B. Is now doing well.
We are indebted to Messrs. Haskell,
Pcnnen & Co., for 8 box of their superi or
Family SOsp, an article manufactured at
their works in this place. This firm is
going int. this branch of business quite
extensively, and make s first rate article
We wiHh them unbounasd success.
The Miltonian Panorama Of Paradise
Lost exhibited in Webb's Hall, last week,
did not pay expenses, although it is better
than ordinary Entertainments. It proba-
bly, had Too much fire and brimstone in It's
composition to be relished during holiday
festivities.
While q bevy Of little girls were play
ing on the grounds of the Union School,
in Youngstown, one dsy last week, during
recess, q runaway horse dashed in among
them and fatally injured e little daughter
of Nj. Gerwig, some seven years of age.
Several of those in company with her
were more or less injured.
IA special train left the station on
the MAhoning Division, at this place, for
Cleveland, on Sunday morning at 9 o'clock
with two coaches well flled-mostly by
the Masonic fraternity-for the purpose of
attending the funeral of one Of the mem
bers of the mystic order. Mr.. George N.
Crittenden, a prominent citizen of Cleve-
land.
The cries of murder which we're heard
and caused some little excitement on Main
Street on Christmas Eve, came from one
of the apartments of what is familiarity
known as the old King building, where 8
couple of men were using the stimulAnt
too freely, resulting in q friendly quarrel.
It appears 8 woman dane the crying, and
she succeeded admirably.
The Winter term of the Warren
Union Schcsls commences on Monday
next, after q holiday vacation of two
weeks. The term just elossd-the first
under the superintendent of Mr.. PIrT-
was highly successful, and the testimony
of pupils and patrons Is quite compliment
airy 10 the Superintendent and his able
corps of Teachers.
We inadvertently omitted mention
ing the fact last week, that that very
elegant Cane presented to the editor of
this paper, came from the well-known
AOurishing Jewelry establishment of
Messrs. Ysutrot s. Ackley, TO whose good
taste and partiality both donors and re-
cipient are glad 10 admit themselves in
debted. p-
"A few days previous to the accident
=hich befell Mr.. King, another of the
section hands on the Mahoning Division,
M. Wa. Kane, had the misfortune to
have ga srR broken. While employed
IN I~nRniRg 8 hSad car from the bridge,
about n mile Bsst of Leavittsburg Sta
ton his clothing caught in the crank in
such 8 manner as to wind him out Of the
car. His arm was broken in two places
above the elbow, and badly sprsiRed be-
tween the elbow and wrist. d.. Wood.
worth attended the injured man and dress
ed the bIoken bones.