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Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-24

How SANDY IHoMPsoE's MuRD ERER WAS
CAueuT-His STORY The following is from
Saturdays Springfield Union: Charles Sterns,
who was arrested at Litcbfeld, N II, on Thurs
day, through The skill Of Chief of Police w. G.
Ham Of Holyoke, was conveyed to the latter
town on Friday, and placed in the lookup. The
capture was nicely planned and executed. It
seems That the officer has kept for some time a
htrict watch upon Ellen Thompson, the wife Of
ine murdered man and sister of the prisoncr
aua ludAV became convinced thar she was mi
~ communication with the fnnitiye on
"wednesday noon the officer received a telo,,rs,,,
iIol. edii Gis; - Lino,mpson, saving, "Aleet me i'm
op l1gngip o'l ~ next train; news Of import.
ance. he ohlcer came down TO This rjtv az
two O'Clock, aud Mrs. Thompson showed lin
letter which she had taken IRON ihe nos, iea, ,a
addressed 10 one Of the girls at the broib.i n,d3
sisned e. i. Parker THIS, she said, was crn,,'
sterus. ltiequested that his clothes and sn,na
money might be sent TO him at Hudson, NH Mr
Ham, accompanied BY Ms. Thompson, then Won;
70 Nashua, wa Worcester, by the first train and
the officer leaving the woman at a hOtel notified
the express agent ~ Hudson 20 spot a man vino
should call iOf package marked G. S. Parker
Mr.. Han then proceeded 10 tue post Office and
describing Sierns 10 the postmaster was In.
ioimed that man answering bis description
had called for letters addressed 10 Siias Rogers
Of Liicbbcd Procuring disguise and fbe ser.
fiess u Vfeer Bullrick, Mr.. Ham drove TO the
Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-24
Railroads.
ALL ROAD TIME TABLE

TX n II II ~ II II L NJ u II a Is l. r.
,-o TRAINS LEAVE yyOR CESTER
FOh press trains at 20 and Is a m and
325 s. and 9.55 p. m. Accommodation frain,s ~
iUO gi5 a. n, and Lac, 4.3O and 90 y. M Reiurri-5
leave Boston at s. $50 lex. Cex) II a m ana a.
(eX) 4SO, $40 eXl and 100 (eX) D. m Sundav Si3ji
Train leaves Boston at $40 D. m) and WorcesteT flr
Boston at 2.30 a. m (MOndayJ "
FOR BOSTON, via GrotOn Junction, at 30 and II IL n
m: and 40 p. m. Returning, leave Boston at e25 ana
ll.00 a. M. and 400 p. m. N
FOR SPRINGFIELD, at 6.45. 800. q55 "A Ibanv exn \
M and 4.45 p IN; for New York and Albany lex
press 1925 m, and 43G and 1925 Albany Sunday
slall Train leaves at 1895 p. n. Returning leave
springfield for Worcester at 200 7l5 II so a. m
N o2' 'sS zO5 (eNp, 400 and S.lU ex) p Sunday
FOR NEW YORK, as above; also at 10 a. m. via New
0n9 aq az % "a ng Island; and by steamboat New
FOR PRoyIDENCE, at 7.3O iO.l5, (ex) II.goa.m. oo
anu ooV m. returning leave Providence far Wor-
I, eSsIer' a. i4O I45 a. M. 2l5 (eX.) and 405 D. m
OR IL U K G at $50 II Is a -,
12 p M Returning, leave Fitehburg for Worr.star'
a. oVO a. NJ 1880, $50 D. m. Leave Fitcbl,,r ~,
Greenfield arrival of the G. 20 and ii 15 n n, ior
from worcester Leave Fitchhurg for WjncbenJnt,oS
heene, Bellows Falls, at 81 a. nl 25 as n m '''
FOh NohMlCH al b.35, 10 M. s. Is 72G (Ste9Tbc.t
SN 10 y. 1orkl ?. NJ Returning, leave Norwich for
worcester. at 4lO (ex) SEQ, II IS a. M. Is n M
special tIln from Webstert TO Worcester at 800 a. M
FOR NASHUA, at $50 Ills a. m 4l5n IN Nr,,,,,o
>, I0r worcester. 40 a. H.. 1900 M 500 D. m
FOE MILFORD, via Framingham, 100. 925 a. m. "a
and 400 D. m MT Tow ii'"V d H'''
FOE GARDNER al $40 a. m, I2AO. 445, and 6s0 IN
M and 4.30 p. m. @--4 4--' D.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-24
SPERNSATOR7UDs.

Or Seminal Weakness and lmpotenCy as the result of
seii-aDuse IN youth or excess in maurer years and
winch produces some of The following effects as Ennis
o!s, Botches, Debility, Nervousnes-. Cough Consi.
pauon, Dependency Confusion of Ideas Aversion TO
society Loss o. Memory ahd Sexual Power and which
units the victim for business and marriage and uii-
ma ely causing Insanity and umptiou are thorough
office l'iN' 90 'le
Patients treated by mail express but where poss
Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-24
MG0itinaI.
M e d I c A L FFIOE
No. 5 Pleasant St., near Main.
WORCESTER, MASS,
DIR. MANSFIELD

mas mas established Grand Medical Oace for the
a h1uleal ana ftTmment Cure Of all diseases or de
VIII De treated scientifically and the most approved
gInGglpieSS - SNPhils GOnorThUa, elect, Structures
seminal W Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions Female Weak
ness, ness Pains in the Back aud Loins. Whites, Gravel
Urinary Diseases ' W '
Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-24

YOUNG MEN

who have injured themselves by certain practice in
dulged in when alone, habit frequently learned from
evil companions at school, the effects OF which are
nightly felt even when asleep and if not cured render
marriage impossible and destroy both mind aud BODY,
should apply Immediately. What pity that young
man. the hope ofhis country the pride Of bis parents,
should he natched from all prospects and enoymons of
life by the consequence of deyating from the pain of
nature, and secret ha it, Such persons must, before
contemplating marriage reflect that sound mind and
body the necessary REQUISITES to produce cou-
nuhial happiness Indeed, without these the Journey
through life becomes weary pilgrim age, the prospect
hourly darken5 to the view, the mind becomes sh9dowed
with despair and filled with the melancholy rejection
That the happiness Of apother becomes bIghted with
your own,
Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-24

Principal ONCE, 11a Court ST., IOston.
BR1RCH OFFICE-2J:s Front 81, Worcester
do Mass diff
Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-24

Seminal weakness or Spermat0rrh@a
Immediately cured and full vgor restored. This dis
tressing afctiOn-whch renders life miserable and mar
rage imposhleis the penalty paid by the victims OF
improper indulgencos. Young persons too apt to
commit eXcesses from not being aware Of the dreadful
consequences that may ensue. Now, who that under
stands the sublect will pretend to deny that the power
OF procreaton Is lost sooner by those falling into inn
priSed of the pleasure OF healthy offspring seri
ous and destructive symptoms OF both body and mind
mental functions weakened Loss of Procreatiyc Power
Nervous Irritability, Dyspepsia, Paptatou of the
Heart Indigestion, Constitutional Debility and Wasting
of the Frame Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-24

Dr. MANSFIELD, Pleasant st near Main Worces-
ter Mass, has superior in the treatment OF tbai do
Strictly private and CONFIDENTIAL
hours-9 A. M, to p. 81. Office open Sundays
c. MANSFIELD. NJ D.
No, 3 Pleasant n
Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-24

A 0oy OF fifteen and grl Of thirteen wears
were married at Westerly, few evenings since.
A Woonsocket man named Burns left his wife
recently and ran off with The partner of one
Them as far as Fall River, struck up a partner
ship and are happY.
spirited horse belonging to Charles J.
Bloomer, jeweler of Providence, and valued al
$500, was frightened at a drove Of hogs on Sat
urday, aud, running away, broke one Of his
Iees ana had TO be KILLED. Mr. B and his wife
were thrown from the sleigh, but not seriously
injured.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-24

WsZ, SUMNER Selects and Furnishes all kind.
Of Piaros and Organs from the Factories in New York
ana Boston, or from houses in Worcester if desired
Call at No. Chatham st. Place. or address by mail
Orders tor Tuning and Repairing may be left at Grout
IL Puinan's Book Store 3s9 Main St dTu. .Th&Stf rs
Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-24

Mrs. James Smith, living with her son-n-law,
Silas Gould, at Hydeville, died very suddenly on
Wednesday, under suspicious circumstances,
but an investigation failed TO implicate any one
as the cause OF her death, though strong susp-
cions were entertained of Gould, who had quar-
relied with the deceased.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-12-24

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SOUTH LANDS ORCHE ESTRA,
~ &. HI. WILSON. PrOmpter, resi- ence cor.
Orange aud Ma rsOn sts Order 4i4 Main st or l-
dress F. II. A. AULI, leader, 10 waverley ST.
Any number OF pieces furnished trims dl0
Mr.. q. w. ESTABROOK, DENTIST, has
a. removed from 326 Main ST., to Dr. Walkers Ohice
3S6 cor OF Main and Elm SITS def anG
M RS. l.. GAMAGE, Independent Medi-
ANA cal and Bnsiness Clauyoyant, W II be found at
NO. 60 AUSTIN 81,
until further notice. DIM do
N nENTlSTRY.-B. "a. PEvEY, late of
~ Pevey Brothers, Dentists, has opened a now Den
tai Office at his residence, 10 Pleasant ST. second door
above Unyersalist Church. where he IS doing the most
borough work n reasonable prices dtf
"a LIVERY AND BOARDING
EsasfN STABLE.-Aso, Feeding for Transient and
A42Ii Horses fer sale
--SEs-L1 EXCHANGE STABLE.
Rear OF Exchange HOte, MarSet ST., Worcester Mass.
Best of accommodation and prompt attention to all
customers,
AARON PARKER,
an du PROPRIETOR
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-09

Blair in all that was accomplished at Cincin-
natl. 1t says: "Greeley was chosen to af-
ford pretext for Democratic nomination,
and his success at the polls.is not thought OF
or expected. But the accession Of the Demo-
cratic party to power is what is expected"
If we may credit one Col McRae of Mem
phis, Tenn, a political millennium is about to
dawn on the South. "Give us Greeley" he
said at Cincinnati, "and he can have all the
rebelvote, all the loyal vote, and all the ne
proes and dogs For the first and last nam
ed Col. McRae may vouch, having himself
worn the 'sgrey," but for this reason, if for
no other, he is incompetent to speak for the
'1oyal vote"
Ex-President johnson regards as prepos-
ferrous the proposition for the Democratic
party to support the nominee of the. Cincinna-
ii Convention. s.,-,, s-.rrf.... -.
The Philadelphia Press says that after a
careful reading of the utterances of several
hundred journals, it is impressed with the
fact that Greeley, instead of dividing the Re
publican party, has rent the Democracy in
| twain.
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-09

LEWISTON AND AUBURN ENTERpRIsEs.-Tbe
people of Lewiston and Auburn are in earnest
in regard to the building of the Lewiston &
Auburn Railroad A survey of the road is now
being made under the direction of John Reed,
Esq. -AASFSs "a
Important additions are to be made this sea-
son to the manufacturing interests of Lewis
ton and Auburn The extension of the CONT
mental will add $4,000 spindles; 12OOO spindles
are to be added to the Androscoggin Mill; this,
with 10000 spindles on the Little Androscoggin,
will make an increase of $4,000 spindles.
All the capital stock of the Little Androscog-
gin Water Power Company of Auburn has been
subscribed for. We understand that one of our
Portland merchants is quite largely interested
in this enterprise A mill of about 10, 900 spin
dies is to be erected at once by the Company
and proposals for building will be advertised for
immediately H -a. fsa
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-09
News Items by Mail.

"H. G. is busy about his lobster vines. go
Song for Judge Davis: ''Good bye, proud
world; I'm going home"
Theory of the New York papers is Cleanse
the streets, summer is coming gFgR Z lHg
The sensationists at Washington are starting
the rumor that Gen. Grant will decline the
Philadelphia nomination and that Boutwell, or
Blaine is spoken Of More reliable correspond
ents deny it. B95NB0DmG ia III
The Indian staff corps alone will hereafter
cost England about So SOC, 900 yearly, and the
English begin to think that they had better re-
duce the plethora of unemployed field officers
Z When the Hoosac tunnel is completed the
cost to the State of Massachusetts will be about
$1S,OOO,OOO
. The butter market at st Adams was very ac-
i've on Tuesday, spring diaries bringing. 20 to 26
cents, and select qualities q to % cents
In the Canadian Dominion during the year
5 1871 the number of letters and postal cards
transmitted was q ,O50, 200, besides large num-
Der of newspapers, registered and free letters
and parcels. The total expenditure was 81, 271,-
COG, while the revenue was only $1,079,767.
A Philadelphia man has written book tell
ing what he knows about the true origin of
small pox 1t is a good deal. Tits due, it ap-
pears, to slocusts, who, after first becoming
grasshoppers, afterward change into the forms
of flies and deposit germ and fly up into the
storm, and change form into that of eels and
produce hail. 1t is pleasant to know about it,
Inc New York cypress lifts up its voice
against the concert saloons, ssreplete with bril-
liant lights and gay women of questionable
character" which are rapidly multiplying in
that city. 'A -i gas 49,
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-09

fire has been very carefully footed up and found
to be at least $50, GOO. There is prospect that
the village will be rebuilt. A meeting of the
citizens is soon to be held, and some measures
taken towards building The stores, post-of-
fee, houses, Sc
PENOBsCOT COUNTY.
The Jameson Guards of Bangor have accept
ed the Invitation of the Woldredge Cadets of
Lynn, Mass, and will visit that city some time
in .Tune
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-09

Platte; La Plata, Matthews, Liverpool; II F Hussy,
GEoRGEToWN, scar 25th, sch william Slater,
Ar 10th, sch Mary Lymburner, French, Charleston.
CHARLEsToN-Ar 9th, sch willie Luce, Talbot,
wIEMiNGToN- Sd, sch Clara Sawyer, Brans.
' RhGH hH9s 4th schs Aaeliua Lovelapd sor
Drury Bluff to load for New York; j Gilmore.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4th sch Sophie, Robinson
BALTIMORE BAL AT 9Th, sch Addie Blaisden Kelley
PHfIADELPHIA-Ar s Sth, 1 brig Geo Prescott
Buckmaster, yinalhaven; LizabeI Tabbut, Sagua;
Below, brig Sarah Ellen, from Sagua
Hornet Hopkins. St Jago; Cienfuegos, Dyer, Matan-
NEW YORK-Ar 9Th, barque Welkin Snow, from
Sagua Il days; schs vicksburg, Higgins, Jacmel Is
Wells, Brown, Portland; Flora King. Cook. Calais
Winner Nash, sCampobelo; Bangor, Jordan, Provi-
Ar It'll, brig Amy, Pinkham Palermo; sch Biary
Harmon, Parker, Zaza 10 days.
Cid 18th, barques John Woosters, Power, Zanzibar;
sagua; brig Atlas Hodgdon Marseiiies; schs MARY
Wtham, Kelley, Norfolk; j Moulton Crowley
and J Nash, Crowley, Boston; Emeline @ Sawyer,
NEW LONDON 4th, sch Abbie Perkins, Per-
PRo Nl ENC 9Th sch Lizzie W RAYMOND,
Ar It'll scbs Gen Howard .Iobnson A,a,s+o for
| Pawtucket; Montezuma Bniper' raIai, augusta ioi
gent. Dix and Nash. Nasb Nav Sa V Tan
FALL RIyER-Ar 9th, sch Lucy Ames, Ames
vINEYARD-HAvENz Ar 9Th, .schs Albert Jame-
for do; Marcelus, Port johnson for do; Deborah
Jones, Hoboken for Bath; Lookout THOMPSON. OAK
Bluffs for Portland Express Calais f for New York 9t
j Carver, Norwood from Portland for New U aven
Sylvan, Boston for Philadelphia QOst anchor on Nan,
Rockland for New York s''s -'1 '"'"'''a00'e'
| for Alexandria; City Point, Grant Bangor for MID
dletown, CT, joachim Ellsworth for Newburg -
| In port, schs Deborah JONES' Albert Jameson T r
Carver, Sylvan, City Point, Jachiln, Whitney Long
| and Express.
BOSTON-Ar It'll, barque M B Stetson, Siemers.
Cienfuegos; brig Chas Miller Gilkey Elizabethport
schs Lizzie Cochran, Cochran Port johnson: Doris
| Kief Ellsworth; Robert Woodruff Williams Bath
Cora, Patterson, Wiscasset.
| Cid 7th scbs Active Coombs Windsor Nc. r a, r
Williams Pitt, and Laura, Foster, Portland to load
Il for ST John NIB, Benz Reed Adams Rootbh,av ~
Sid ath, barque E HERMAN. - f1SYT''0'''
Butler Sherman, Macbias -schs d Hart' hnraess
Calais; Loretta Fish, Henderson, and Abbv Inealls'
Kelley, Philadelphia; Chronometer, Watson. Calais
Cd sth. bar1ue Arcturus GERM IieIa Ra1ec-
i to load for Liverpool; sch Georgetta lawrence Roh
inson, do to load for West Indies. = n =
Hodpdon. Rondout SAGINAW. RYDER Ra4b Aiieh'
4 Sid It'll, sch Revenue, Morse, Bath. N# "a.
WISCASSET-Ar2 ID, brig Almon Rowell, Ather-
ton, Portland, to load for Cuba. M
bas
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-09

TWO ID IN N3l1a.l SD .aarJ ssW
HUNDRED TONS Nut Coal.
a very serviceable seasonable Coal
for this time of the year,--and
reasonable enough at $5.25 per
ton delivered by M
JOS. HI. POOR 4 BRO.
Anri q-sntf
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-09
Political Notes.

Garulous Davis for years the butt of the
Tribune ridicule, announces to Mr.. Greeley
2hat the Kentuckans twill lock their armor
upon them and bear you to the seat of pow
err" Unless the Kentnckians put the same
lock upon the jaws of the garulous old gen.
tleman there will be no chance for others To
talk.
The Toledo Blade sees the hand of Frank
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-09

THE DOMINION MILITIA, according to the re-
port for 1871, just issued, number, all told
o94'ooS. There were found enrolled in the
same year in the four Provinces, of men be-
tween 10 and 30 years of age, unmarried or
wldowers without children, 22OO 79; and of the
same classes, between 30 and 45 years of age,
,351. The total enrolment of married men
and widOwers with children, between is and al
years of age, in the same year and within the
same territory, comprised 2S7, $3.50, and of men
between 45 and 60 years of age, 15O,992. The
active militia of the Dominion in 1871 number
ed 49, 74 men, Forty-two field guns and 1889
cavalry took part in the drill of the year. The
report has full account of the great Manitoba
exhibition, numbering 275 men, who marched
1000 miles--and then marched back again-all
in good order and with great courage,
MEMBER Of the Maine delegation to Gin
cinnati informs the Evening Post that the
Maine delegation was not full, and that the
suggestion of the New Workers that it should
be filled was rejected by Them They had no
notion of trading away their rights or their
principles They voted every time for Mr..
anams, rejected all overtures for a compromise
~ ono bargain of any kind, and were much dis
liey;nar 81 and disheartened at the result be-
o. 'hat with such ticket as Adams and
a. "a Hoains and Trumbull thev could 90 rrv
the o,ate OF Maine. AS it il If tho Da,,,cy-
craSS nave tie wisdom to nominate M Adan,s
i0i Iesfuet, anu conservative Democrat for
Vice President, they believe that fo,'r ns t ior
New England States will support them VI 'ne
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-09
PORT OF PORTLANI.

Wednesday, May g.. E
- az IL ARRIVED z -
steamer Sa - p@irgo Bragg, New York passengers
Sch Harriet Fuller, Willard, New York,-coal to
Sch Aurora BsEealis OBJ, Hamm, New London.
Sch Anna Martha, Rr) Bissett, Providence
Sch Pennsylvania, Smith, Providence.W5oo kevs
horse-shoes to E Stevens & Co. and 500 do to Eben
Sch Eliza B Beard, OBJ Lewis, Boston. s'- "a
Sch Caroline, Knight Boston.
Sch Anna Leland, Bennett, Portsmouth, to load for
Sch Aimira, Young, Bristol.
Sch Cinderella, Duyea, Monhegan.
9s antss sfmi Bsns Sass SCI
Sch Phebe Ann, Green, Bangor tor Boston,
Sch Banner, Curtis. Belfast for Salem
Steiner Chase, Mulligan. Halifax, NS-Jobn PORT
eous zs- Wv
Barque Howard, (BD sauliner, Weymouth. Ms
Sch Margaret Lyons, Smith, Philadelpbia-J
Nickerson. =
Sci Independence, Stanley, Port jefferson. IL
Sch Helen Maria, Prince, Camden and Re,fast-
j K Farnsworth.
re tFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at Havana 2Sth, schs VIM Arthur. Hutchinson
Portland LIST inst, Marcia Reynolds, Houghton and
Sid 30th, brig Eudorus Pinkham, Cardepos
AT at Matanzas 27th barque Jane Adaline Hutch
Ar at Sagua 2eth. barque ENRIQUE, orcutt Havana
9th, M Roosevelt, Bath.
MEMORANDA.
Ar cable dispatch states that the shin Aoro from
Hong Kong for New York, supposed to have heen
wrecked on Paracel Reefs China sea- passed Apiier
April 8, all right 81 - . 3TTT>i fNN'''u 1Ai''o'
Barque Shawmut, Lord, from Liverpool for pb;a-
delpha put back to Liverpool 9TH inst with loss Of
Sch Omaha, Wooster, from New York for Cane
Haytien, put into Bermuda 22d ult, in distress No
particulars. A'o
Z seEl DOMESTIC PORTS.
:. GALvEsToN-Cld 10th, brig W Messer. Smith,
Pensacola. 1870 D-''-'
Cid Both, brig Helen M Rowley, Rowley New York
NEW ORLEANS-Ar 3D. ship Victory Gushing,
Liverpool. ~
Cid I'd, barque Annie Kimbar Stinson. Pensacola.
Cid Sd, barque st Mary, Hallowell Narya: sch Ma
ny A Rich, Cummings, Rio Janeiro. - -
Sid finn SW Pass 3D. ships VIM M Reed. Florence
Treat, Mary Riggs. = -i.' ~.
PENSACOLA-Ar I'd inst, barque Jennie Prince.
Prince, New Orleans. -eaa sfsa-a r--'N-
BRUNSWICK, GA-Ar 26th, sch Sea Dog. Allen,
Charleston. --...5 i.... ~ - =
Sid 27th, brig belmont Locke, Hatch. New York.
SAvANNAH-Ar I'd, sch Charles W Holt. Hart.
Boston. 80 49, fs-
Cid Cd schs Irene Meservey Walls providance.
King, Eldridge New Bedford
Sid I'd, barques Fannie Mcclellan, Mcclellan. River
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-09
DIED.

In North Lvermore, April Is, Mr.. Elisha Chenery,
aged II years. ~
In Thomaston, April %, Mrs. Nancy Fuller, aged
70 years months. ssa 49, -
, In East Auburn, April %, Mrs. Rebekah, widow of
the late David Bradbury, aged 81 years.
In Waterford. April 49, Mrs. Lucy A. Douglass.
aged SO years II months. -
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-09

WANTED.

III ADY'S Handkerchief. The owner can have the
~ the same by applying at Counting Room Of
Press ONCE. my9
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MARRIED..

In Saco, May Miles wyman, of Biddeford, and
Flora Bradish, of Saco.az5 ~
In Greenwood, April %, David Jennings and Mrs
Mary Clark, both of Rumford
In Greenwood, April %, Alpheus S. Brooks and
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AZ steep Fails, April "A, John p. Moody and Sarah
r. Meserve, both of Lmington.