Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-23
THE CHRONICLE.
WEDNESDAY. GOT. %, Is7g.
and PERSONAL

The forests are disrobing themselves
Of their autumnal beauty.
Coz. Noyes will speak in Warren,
next Saturday afternoon, Oct. &c.
The melancholy days are reoeiv-
ing their usual amount of notices.
The weather hears the Characters
tics Of thai charming season, Indian
Summer.
Gov. Noy, $ will positively address
the Repubncsn meeting in Warren, on
Saturday next.
Don't fail to heal the eloquent and
stirring speech of Gov. Noyes, in War
rem, on next Saturday.
e. B. Taylor, Esq, will address a
Republican meeting at Mineral Ridge
on Saturday evening next, 18th inst.
BY a misstep, Mr.. lambert Camp
received a painful sprain in the right
ankle while going to the fire on Thurs
day morning last.
-Messrs. Martin & Christianer have
erected a new carriage repository on
Market Street. in place of the n de-
stroyed the past summer by fire.
The Warren District Sabbath School
Institute, of the NJ. E. Church, will hold
its next semi-annual session at Vienna,
on Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov. Il
and Is.
The Mineral Ridge Union Schools
will open the fall term on Monday.
October %. Mr.. John A. Ewslt, is SUI
perintendent, and Miss Mary E. and
Miss Alta Smith, are assistants.
Mr.. Frank L. Leroy has been spend
ing several days in our city taxing pho
tographic views of manufactories, public
buildings and private residences. Le-
Roy has no superior in his line.
Col. Uriel II. Hutchins died at
Washington City on Monday, 2lst inst.
His remains will be brought to this
place. Funeral on Thursday, at ? PM,
from the residence of Mr. Samuel
Quinby.
We are glad to be able to state that
our fellow townsman, A. D. Webb, Esq,
has sufficiently recovered from his
severe illness to walk from his resi-
dence to his office, although he is yet
very weak.
We are informed that the Disciple
Church at Paynes' Corners, this county,
has arranged with Elder S. S. Bartlett 10
conduct a series of meetings at that
place, commencing On Friday evening,
Nov. sth, 1872.
The three story brick block, being
built by Messrs. Chase & Parks, on
Liberty Street, between the National
House and tbs Post Office, is rapidly
nearing completion. The building adds
materially to the appearance of the
street.
The Nursery for November, the
child's best Magazine in America, is out,
and looks bright and smiling. The pic
lures are pretty, and the stories are well
suited to the minds of youngest readers.
Published by John L. ShOrey, Boston, at
SI.5O a year.
We learn that L der n. y. Bartlett
has just closed a very interesting meet
ing of eleven days, at the Workman
school house in Vienna. The immedi-
ate results were Twelve additions to the
church, eleven of whom were baptized.
Ten were heads of families.
Mr.. John Birdie, one of the Oldest
residents Of Warren, died on Monday
forenoon, last. His disease was an
afe, ton of the kidneys. lie was aged
about "A years. Some one of the friends
more familiar with the life of the de
ceased, will probably furnish al Obitua
~ Tor publication soon. The funeral
takes place to-day, IOi o'clock, a. H., at
the NJ. E. Church.
Edward S. Butler, son OF ex-Sheriffl
J. G. Butler, died on Sunday last, at The
residence of his parents, near this city.
The deceased had for some time been
affected by pulmonary disease, which
finally caused his death. He was aged
about % years. Mr.. Butler learned the
printing trade with the editor of this
paper, and pursued the svocation of a
printer much OF the time since com
plotting his apprenticeship. Several
years since he started a newspaper en-
terprize in Niles, and the effort eventual.
ted in the present Niles Independent.
Our forfmer townsman, NJ. W. Cook.
was caned in indianapolis, a few even
ings since. Why and how it wa done
is reported in the Journal, of that city,
as follows:-On the removal of NJ. W.
Cook, ESQ.,, Superintendent OF the Indi-
an North and puth Railroad from his
headquarters in this city to Attica, his
many friends at the Capital House con-
ceived the idea of giving him q slight
testimonial ottheir regard, and accord
ingly, upon his arrival Saturday night,
he was decuyed into the parlor, where,
in a 9 a speech by r. G. Wellman, he
was presented with an elegant gold head
ed cane. The affair was a complete sur
prise to Mr.. Cook, who could only ex-
press the pleasure he felt by bowling his
Acknowledgements TO the company.