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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-26
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BREAD UPON THE WATERS.

y lad WAS ioiIing up steep hill near the
city. uuder the waight OF heavy basket.
oa the afternoon Of a suliry day in August.
He lad becn sent home with some goods 10
4 customer. who lived short distance in
the eoun;ry. The boy was lightly built,
anil his burden was almost beyond bis
strength Many times he 81, down to rest
himself on has WY up the hiII But il,
seemed n i he would never reach the sum
n;,. Each time he lifiel the basket, it fell,
heavier than before.
The boy vas about half way up the hill
with the basket. when Lc stopped and turn.
ed round, almost unable TO proceed, when
gentleman overlook him. and said kind.
ly-
That's heavy load you have my boy /;
come. let inc help you"
And the gentleman took tho basket. and
carried it to the top OF the bill
There. Do you think You can get along
nowY' said he with smile. as he sat the
basket down, "or shall carry it a little
iArther!'
"Oh. no. thank you SIR" returned the
boy. with glow OF gratitude upon his fine
young face. II can carry !: now, very
well-and ! am very nuch obliged to ou. "
You are right welcome my LITTLE man, ''
said the gentleman, and passed on.
Twenty years from that time. a caicworn
man. well advanced in life. sat motionless
Ia an old aru chair. with has eyes fixed ia.
ten,ly upon the glowing CRATE. lie was
alone. and appeared to be ia a state OF deep
abstraction. In little while. however. the
door Of the room opened, and The ligh, form
Of young aud lovely girl gliied in.
Papa. said low. sweet voice. and a
hand was laid gently on the old mans arm.
'ls i, you, dear'" he returned with a
low sigh.
"Yes papa" and the young girl leaned
again, him, aud parted with her delira,c
fingers. the thin gray locks that lay in dis.
order about his forehead
IL would ike 10 be alone for the evening
Florence. - said the old man. IL have q
good deal to think about. aud expect per.
son on business"
And he kissed her ienderly; yet sighed
as he pressed his lips 20 hers
The girl passed from the room as noise.
lessly a. sac bal entered The old man
had been calm before her coming in. bot
the moment she retired. be became aeitat.
cd, and arose and walked the hoor uneasily.
lie continued, to and fro Tor nearly half an
hour when be stopped suddenly. and liz.
tened. The street door bell had nun, in
little while a man entered the room.
"Mr Mason, be said with slight per-
copiitlc embarrassment.
MIR Page replied ibe oil nan, with a
+ feeble. quickly fading smile. Good even
iug. anl offered bis hand.
/ The visitor graspci his hand. aud shook
it warmly But there was no pressure in re.
turn.
"sit down. Mr.. Page"
The man took a chair and Mr. Mason sal
down near him.
You promised an answer TO my propos.
al. tonight, said ,bs former. after short
pause.
II did, returned the old man but an
as little prepared 10 give il as wss yes
icrday 10 fact have not bad lime. or or,
Portunity to say any thing TO Florence OF
the subject"
Tho countsnance Of the visitor fell. anc
something like a frown dArkened upon th,
brow.
There was an embarrassing silence o
some minutes, after which Page said
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-26

Live TO be useful. Live to give light.
Live to accomplish the eud sor which you
were made, and quietly and steadily shine
on, trying to do your duty. For those who
are enabled through grace TO shine as lights
here, SHALL shine as suns and stars for ever
and ever.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-26

WALKING AND SUNLIGHT. DR.. Do
Lewis Of Boston. who has done so much in
doyising gymnastic apparatus for training
ihe muscular system, and who is one Of the
strongest men in the country, recently re-
marked in a lecture that walking and sun.
light were better exercise for the health OF
an individual than anything he has ever
devised II he had added loork OF some
kind he would have improved on his new
system. Let man affected with dyspepsia
from want OF exercise. Just take a wood saw
and shake it an hour before breakfast and
then walk an hour after breakfast, and it
will shake the dyspepsia out Of bin, il any.
thing will do it. Walking is good. but the
body as we'll as the limbs need the exercise
to render it most benefcent. Many men Of
ssdentary habits kill themselves by slow
death. because il makes them tired to cx.
ercise their bodies. This Is just what they
want. Get tired and then rest Try It.
A bit Of glue dissolved in skim-milk and
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Mrs. Harriet Beocher Stowe lives al Man
daria, Fla. They have a pleasant house
with four acres OF land, bali mile Of river
front. and an orange grove Of one hundred
bearing trees.
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Professional Cards, Sc.
G ID. BIsBEE.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,

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~ ferspaai attcation Eivra - practice ~ On
fosd sat Aniroscossi Coualirs. AI.o, To caii-e.
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4 bit Of glue dissolved in skim-milk and
water will restore Grape.
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The Great -S>v Esg'a"d Remedy.
Dr.. ]. W. Pslands White Pine Compound,

Cores Sore Threat. csiis, csssAs. DrtAsssa, sres.
sAf,s. Spitfiss Of Biesf. ssf Psissss5y ASsef,sss
ss.0atfs. Is r.~1kssi, rs.eiy tsr k.dssy
Cs.si1sfs. Diabetes. Dsfgssny Of yssf,ss Urse.
Ri,sd,ss f'e- tAs kskssys ssd Rtsfar, C'srsf' ara
sfs,, csmsisssis. -
foLANps Wnrs PIRa Cor FOUND. Aftsr having
given 10 Thorough Trial vecan Confidently reeom-
mend Psisafs wade Psss cssyssst - very val-
uabls article fos the eure Of colds eoayhs and pull
noeic complaints ysnsrAiiy. In several eases 90
have hnovn 70 N give psompt relief when ell other
remedies which bed been tried had failed. 70 10 an
Article which, IN climate % provocative % sudden
and ssver~ colds - thai of New Eaxiapi ought %
bs In every hnily and 20 are suss that thoss uho
once obtAln 10 and give u Q iair Trial. viii not
thereafter Be willing ~ 30 without C-ss.te~
.yssssA.
A vALrAsLa MspIeul-Dr. P.ls.S. MA. Pa.
csmsossf, advertised In our columns 10 q success
ful attsaps 70 combine and apply the msdicinai
virtues 81 ths white nss bark. 10 AAs sssa thor.
ssShly tssssd by people In this city sa<i Vicinity,
and The proprisscr has tsstinoaisis 10 its value
froa persoas veil kssvs 70 cor sttissss. We re-
oaasaA 10 trial IN ell tAoss essss of dissass n
vhish 10 u sdsptsd II 70 for ale By ell car drug.
xists.-NsU fssk ia<spss<ssf.
he N1ds Ptss csaSsssd 70 BOZ sold In every
past Of tAs ualtsd Sesass cd British frovinees
Prepared q NE
New EngianA Dssaass Dspes, Dssses, Ne,
+ ysp3
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

A"'"'""''' or,xc, Mas. Semi. ~. 1868,
u...r, Small A son .-Rsysrdipg the dam.
40. aoos Ia propsr,y covered BY Policy No.
a5.tss, you win please adjust it In any manner
you deem in,t and proPer. ASh pay n .ys J'
III - .rc. sSs amount. sh.teyrr Il Is to the
Company. foarsu,, o..
"''"'' ''s'
The above speaxs ior h'eh'
h.ti<i"o. ,,c,-
"ofs ~ oe"s "so'o"'"
'aA" =, a.. -. ,o,,.,
block. Iha' o'a ese'0.' ."' 80 80 ~.
Of MAIN Anu .''.'''" ' a.
n"'N 80 W.. s.,...,,
che entire s''sk I" nearly up nea "a'' ~n,
nsh' % IN o'nA"en, W '"0 Pe
supply swan' long 70" "' "o'0 WINS
oess To NJ Shs"s PUCK anu ene'sS "'' o
wishes to employ twenty more 'A'pe"e'' '"''
msdiately.
a ssetsi Festival.
wiz Do holden n Guy hAn p'aaa'o'u 'ep..
JUN oS Tue oa,'e''. ,n,- -, no
adjustment OF the osts'Anu'ak o"S s"'" "
the erection OF their new Church. rar"ea'A's
IN Posters and BIS.
Fall Goods.
Our merchants are putting In new goods lot
tho fall campaign. foremost among woo" We
notice the go-s-head and enterprsins ury
goods srn OF Ae'srs' Leighton anu GOODWILL
Yo~s0 Men.
Remember the Social and Devotional meet
ing at the Y. NJ. c. A. No. l64 Main ST. 10
night. Every Friday night. Free to oil young
men.
rA.,,. NJ s.,...
The name Of the Lyman Centre Post ofsce
has been changed to Lyman.
sn,,,.,on.
On wednesday OF last week, a. Mr. Jacob
Abbo, Of shspls;gh Vas getting pail ofwaser
amer tee. he noticed some disturbance about
his harm. lie went to the barn and found that
his horse had been taken out ami was being
led Cd Mr.. ABBOT suoceeded In reoo'ering
the horse. The thiefsuccscded In making his
escape. but Is well known to Mr. Abbot.
Kuisry.
The school district At Fore'de have oomplet-
Cd very handsome sua oommou'ous o.NA
schooi-nouse u COSY VI neaIv s''''' i"s
dinsasaons OF 'ne oahd'ng 'Ihso' Two ''ot'e'
naseed mo 'osr rooms es'" 'oo" a0'o"v
asg % psphs lne scnoo's a'e " "
IAs snosAs rs'ssd IN Fistro' S''i'oo' ,ae
dsdiaasioa TODD place on raesday''ne exercises
eosdsehg Of an address oS"arIsc johnson
coo sept. ofCoumon schools Suo)eo. ~
30 and ksnsdiso IN our co~moa '9noo'
oysesu. Also N h'ssotea' A,'.e's 20, uS ,oa.
Aarx pssssss tsa.soo,as os0H T" ,''o. s" ~
81 common aeoo I'm '.m,.. ~,ysn -,
prbee) ~ ~ " i"'''P
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-09-25

ScnooL BOOKS. - Mr.. Oliver Ellsworth, OF
Bossoa. having reduced the price Of the revised
and enlarged "Progressive Series" Of Readers
and Speller. by Town 4 Holbrook. TO . price
unstsainsbie BY publishers Of similar books, q
combined effort Is being made to prejudice the
public mind and thereby keep up the present
unwarrsntable high cost Of school books. MIR.
Ellsworth win gain ninety towns in every
hundred In such contest, judging from the
largsl y increased sales during the last month.
The books are greatly improved, and, Tor practi-
cal use. a. near perfect As Readers and Spoilers
can Be compiled TxAcHxR.
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FOR SALE.

THE Subscriber, wishing to
change business, now offers his
Homestead Farm for sale. Said farm contains 10
acres more or lsss-about 5O acres In wood aud
pasturing. and about ~ acres In moving and TIL
hse-has one Dr. Ok House. Hx36. with an l. l6x1.
with " rooms all finished, tattc not hnishedl Cell
lar under whole house and L, with cistern contain
Ing some 20 hhds. Cellar z feet deep, Roof slA-
tel. Wood shed running from house 10 barn, with
courthouse over It. One barn 3oxt0 and one stable
with cellar under it, 3Oxto. with hay-lo above u
Also, another barn for storing hay, 9xO, " feet
posts one blacksmlth's shop about l2xl6 Has
about three hundred Fruit Trees, all coming Into
bearing. and all OF the choicest mutt; has two
wells one In yard OF house, another In cellar un-
der stable ALSO within 10 feet Of stable, one largo
Reservoir, sxlOx6, for water In case OF hre.
said farm will DO sold In separate lots or In
whole, IL arranged that the buildings, together
with orchard and some ten acres or land wi DC
sold separate, n desired. All the remainder OF
Tillage Land lays on the public streets, and viii
be cut up and sold separately, " desired. Also,
the Mood and Pasture land will be sold separate
w. n desired Said farm is situated on Hill street,
Biddeford. and Is within ten minutes walk OF tho
stores and mills, and Is within tho No. School
District entitled to the privilege OF High School
without extra charge.
Also, some lots Of land Alfred street, mont OF
~ X Church. suitable for storcs For further par
ticulArs please call the subscriber on the prem
ise. 40 JAMES ANDREWS.
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Ne would not recommend the frequent or con-
.tast ass OF auv medicine. 10 Il important TO take
even good article JudicIousIy. parsons fnr.A-
tive Pills are saie prompt and reliable as iaxA-
tive or oathartio.
Bass hall n undoubtedly good exercise and cap.
eyes broksn shirs and blistcrcd hands We can
tell you that In all such cases u "JohnsonS Ano-
dyne Lialmsat" 10 rssortsd 10, 10 Will reduce the
swelling and atop tho pain
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NJ ARRIED.

In this city, SIT ~, by Rev " Riehsrison, r. Jensr
sn Emsry, % chsrestosn, Mas, and Mi>s E,eu ".
daughter u Csp<. Samuel lin, VI D. lCoarsies se
kp.si.,ir~i M.
In Ssea, s<p< 10, by Rev. q. c. MAson, Mr. John n
Miniksn II Srar-rs' and Miss Ann Whitten u saeo.
Ia s,co. SIP. y, at Trinity Church, ~ Rev. Vim. J
Alz-r, Kcctor, Henry u which, go u Chicago, and Mis-
Mary x Ltspd. daughtr % the late Joseph W. Leland
60, ~ sseo. lCcurtesies acknos lieed Nm.
In Lyman, sspt u, by Rev. W. A. Merrill, MI John
mood, q Lyman.
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ROYAL Baking Powder.

n ron want the eheapest and hest article nov
In use for cooling. try the Royal Baking Powder.
Costs you nothing 10 Try I'LL nos psdseuy as's-
FOR ale by lean . ssAvy, Roberts D Dssring,
4. n Deeripy q Co, Iainss d Carpenter. Chase
Wentworth. D. y. Littleheld, Bmsrson. hainss
cosisiio a brown, y Needs, Hooper q Berry, Cole
4 Aver, and l. W. Stone, In Biddeiord. 4w3s'
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In Bankrulptcy.

DISTRICT OF MAINE, ss.--This is to give
H. notice that q third meeting OF the creditors
OF Mitchell Sawyer, late co.partncrs, doing bust
ness In Saco. within said District. Bankrupts, will
be held at the Office Of James ID. Fessenden, Regis
ter In Bankruptcy. In said District, atCity Rooms
Biddefor,i on the hfth day OF October, A. ID ls6s,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Tor the purposes named in the
twenty. eighth section OF the bankrupt Act OF
March 2 1867 EDWARD EASTMAN. Assignee.
Saco, sept ~, 1864 2wD
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THE PALM or SUPERIORITY Is AWARDED
90 MRS n A. ALLsN Cor her IMPROVED tass sfsisJ
HAS kRsroRka OF DRESsISo. (Is oas botfisl and .
grateful publs appreciate the very low price, One
Dollar. Every Druggist sails 10. im1S
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NOTICE

rTNHE Experimenting School COMMITTEE Of
II Saco will be In session saturday, Oct. J, at
o'clock r. NJ. for the purpose OF examining per-
sons who propose 10 teach In Saco the coming win
Ter 2vlO PER ORDER.
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ALFRED BANK.

TINE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of
The Alfred Bank will b holden at their Bank.
Ing Room On Monday, the fifsh day Of oesee %
rsotor, for the ensuing year, 20 ses shat aetion
he Stocs.hoidsrs win take 70 complete Winding
N ths adsirs OF the Bank. and 70 tssafsot saoh
Other business % may come before IA pssuns. r,
nj the close OF the meeting. the BANK SArs VIII
be- cold at public auction
Per order Of the Drsetel :.
Alfred. Sept. 2. isss. I..lf. 3w9
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Something New A.!

EBEN BURNHAM begs leave to inform the
IL writin. community Of York County. Maine,
that he has procured the exclusive sale, In York
County, br the now celebrated
BELL METAL PENS,
which are warranted strictly nop-oorrosive, ana
not 10 change the color cf red ink. Each pen "a
as durable ~ steel pens. anu All per.
feet in a box samples can he had. GRATIS. At my
store. EphN nenNmN'.
: Bi,ideford, sept, 1868. 3Su
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WANTED TO hire god and expert
jeusllsr. address, SAMUEL PRICE, boston. Mas.
2wJ9s
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Mall Arr..s....s.--n.ad.ssrd p. o.

Nlus Co.'s fsy tAs Vest d aes a. D., and SD ?; T.
Ser TIA East a II - 4. o., AMI as ~ IN
etek a ~ -, psrsoasaesi. Mscdsy, Mc,.iv ~
Friday ~ z. 10 '. -, Lyman ceo''.' rha'"'S' "'"'
Ns-Dr.n.
nIuA Aasivs fo~ tie Est ii $50 a. ~ and a' IT,, :. =.
Yrsn rae Hsa Al u ~, and $50 y =. Nm L
Icx Al II ~ A. ~, Psrsoosnsh, n"ss'y, ws..-
~ ~ %. CT. CowAs, 2. u.
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'aluiuu aud Snnrual.
TRAVELLERS Guide.
hArL-aoAA.

n..s,osp trains ieavs &c Boston and he west-I.2i
All ~ A T.. and - and Ga P.a
rr>l,s ,eaye Coz Portland and the kAs-I ll.0s and
N .u and IT'S and I'D p.n.
s.co Trains leave fs Bcsssa asd he west-i and ~:
Az, and 3.sf ami al 2. -.
frSius leave br Putiasi and In kasl-1 y, lio and
IL 50 q. L.. and It's anA ~ p.H.
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ron GALE ON Hill. STREET /

FOR SALE ON HILL STREET!
NNE-HALF MILE from Post Office, q one
story and half house and barn and out
buldings, and six acres Of land. with young or
ehard OF ono hundred trees apple, pear plum,
ehsrry-.rapes, currants. gooseberries, 30.
For particulars, inquire VI =, r,,,,
aatf So IIili ST.. Biddeiord.
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.V,e,c advertisements.

In saeO Aug u, Nathan IOpsIn.On, aged II years an
N mosths.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-10

AUGUST BELMONT was at New
port, r.. l., on election day, and did
hot vote; neither did he four years
ago. Can't some man be found to
be chairman Of the democratic ma
tiagai Committee who will find it
consistent with his feelings and in
terests 10 vote the Democratic tiket
AT the first opportunity let's stop
aud see. What say you Democraass
--QlfiRcy Herald.
We say amen glory to God
burlington Argus.
We emphaticaliy say the the
Democratic press throughout the
country should demand the resigna-
ton Of this traitor from q position
he holds only to betray the men
who have eonfided in him. But for
his treachery, aided by others of like
character and Interests, the Deinoe-
racy would have elected the Presi-
dent. Let him resign or "be drum
med out " by the press. s.--Sdtesnass.
We strike hands, eheerfulIy, with
our cotemporaries in the move for
the removal Of August Belmont
from q position as member of the
National Democritic Committee, and
suggest the name Of G. CHAUNCY
BURR to ill the vacancy caused by
the removal Of Belmont. In Mr..
Burr the Democracy would secure
an able and Efficient worker-an in
eorruptible Democrat t-one Yhl
would not hesitate 10 perform his
duty IN the organization ofthe party
for sn aggressive campaign. We
want Just such men,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-10

NEW MERCANTILE HOUSE.
take pleasure In calling attention to
the new advertisement OF e. Dow
LING & Co., who have opened q dry
goods, furnishing goods, notion and
queens and plated ware store at 240,
Burhop's Block, Broadway. Mr..
Bowling is not an entire stranger to
our citizens, though he has been all
sent from the city for a few months,
and those who recollect him will re-
member him as gentleman in every
respect and an honorable and fair
dealer. They are receiving goods on
consignment to be sold at auction or
otherwise, and will make liberal adj
vances upon the same. Go and see
them at No, 240, Broadway.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-10

BURLINGTON AEGUs.-A change
has taken place In the proprietorship
of the Argus, one OF the former pro-
prietors, Mr, Richard A. Barret, re-
firing, and Capt. Randall, late of the
st, Louis Times, becoming one of the
members of the publishing arm and
editorial corps.
A personal acquaintance with
Capt. Randall, formed by the wri.
ter Of this as co-worker on the
TTnasS, when that paper flrst started,
warrants az in saying that the read
ers Of the Argus will not be losers
by the Captains connection with the
editorial management of that paper.
We know him Is q thorough going
Desnocrat--an active, energetic
newspapers man and genial eofnpan.
ion, and we take pleasure in speak.
ing of him as such to the Democracy
of Iowa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-10

fhe folIowinc puplis have averag.


The following pupils have averag-
ed 80 per cent. or above, in Depart
ment Scholarship and attendance,
for the month ending Nov. 9Th
which entities them 10 class promos
tion without examination If contin-
ued during subsequent months OF
the school year.
HIGH SCHOOL
I Kate Stone, Hattie BFesea, Lena
Barnett, I tISaballa FairInan, ELLA
Buckman, Sallie Bryant, I Mary
Ward, I Bell Roaham, Mary Laven-
harg. Emma Honn, Mary Newton,
Louisa Smith. Josephine Phillips,
Della Banghn n Lizzie Oliver, Min
ME Crockweil, Anna Limbaugh,
Lizzie Croekey,
fQFyiiie DeKay, | George Mckay
fstephsn AcAlllster, Louie Nc
Bride, I Chas. Oificer, tDaniel Lock
wood, tChas. Mckay, tGeorge Lock.
wood, fWalter Gum, fFrank Teal,
John Bonham, Fred Davis, Twill
lam Treynor, tGeorge West, tN lille
Cooper, William Devol, Agustus
Smith, Charles Rodgers, tMarshal
Treynor, Nathan Phillips, DeWight
Haggerty. Average per cent, Of
attendance 81.
SrUgsMAS ST. GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
tClara Vinacke, fLixzie Knabe,
Eva Smith, Ella Yinacke, tIda AL
len, Clara Newton, Sarah Killsa,
tAnna BFoek, walter Graham,
William Robertson, Edward Knabe
VIM. Knsbe. Average per eent. OF
attendance 81.
WILLOW ST. GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
Rebeeca l.. Bryant, Alta W.
Grouse, Eva DeKay, Sallie II. Ford,
Rachel T. Jacobs, Clara NJ. Keiiers
e. Allies Norman, Mary n. sapp,
Annie NJ. Shields, Emma simpson,
Flora Teal.
John W. Bates, Chas. NJ. Hart,
Chas. Racer, Chas. E. Stone, Eugene
Stupfell, for the month ending
| Oct. 80.
Alta w. Grouse, Sallie H. Ford,
Rachel W. Jacobs, E. Alice Moo
nah, Mary n. Sapp, Annie Shiel ..
John n. Baldwin, John w. Bates,
Chas. VI. Harl, Chas. Racer, Wm.
sturrt, Eugene Stdpfell, for the
month ending Nov. &7th. Average
per cent. OF a;tendaude "A.
CoUEr 81. SCHOOL.
intermediate De. attn, n.-aver~
age EeT cent. oiatteadance 20.
WASHINGTON ri. SCHOOL,
intermediate Department-aver-
age per cent. Of attendance Sl3.
I tE-crfeet in attcrrtnucs.
,-. a. ABsIsR RoSGs.