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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-29
Hyde TaTk.
!. L. SPAFFoRD.
Sec'y Of Union

MIR. Brigham, IN company with sew
eral gentlemen from st. Johnsbury and
Portland. has just returned from a tour
over the proposed new line from Swantou
to 0gdensburgh. The report is glorious
for the friends orthe 2 4 o. They re-
ceived a continued ovation all along the
route, aud an enthusiasm equal to that
of this valley was evinced everywhere
they went.
We will give the particulars hereafter
-CoPious aud gentle showers are now
gratefully received, and crops look finely
Grass is quite good. Railroad laborer,
say the frost is not all ont of the ground
yet.
Can not Hyde Park do something
next Thurday, Decoration Day., for tn,
graves OF her dead soldiers?
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-29
.AO21ISpslIe.

1t is rumored that the Methods
Society have bargained for Jonas Fishers
front front of has lot), III Morrisville, fol
site for new church.
On the Goth inst, by five different
clergymen of different denominations,
nine sermons were delivered in this vii
lagd, and it wasn't much of day fol
sermons at that. Unless this business
can be stopped, the lawyers will "sell ou
ard go West"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-29
BaIeriNe.


While little so Of Lather Shat.
tuck vas attempting to climb into lead.
Cd wagon. under motion. his foot MAS
caught in the sPOkes near The hub aud q
shockinsly twisted. broken and mangled
iha, smPu,a,iOn became necessary above
the knee. The operation vas performed
by Dr.. Flagg, Corey aud Brush, and the
little sufferer lived through the operation
aud is nov apparently doing well.
&C. w. Benjamin, a theological stu.
dent from New Haven. Connecticut, !,
now supplying the Congregational society
with preaching
The listers have completed their la
bOrs, and found upon count l42 taxabl,
polls aud 80 logs. The Grand List, al
they make il, is sl53s.99
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-29
Notice.

The Directors Of the Lamollle County
Agricultural ADD MeohAhiesl sOoiety are
requested to meet a. the iown IAN ia
horrisvilie, On Saturday. June 18Th at l
O'Clock Pm, to arrange Premium Last
APRON, Awarding Committees aud max,
all Necessary Preparations Tor the next
Annual Fair.
BY the articles Of agreement, the d.
reoiOrs Of the LAmOills Valley Fair Ground
Company will h.eei with the directors o.
the Agricultural Society and jointly ar
tapge the premium List at the above tim,
aud place.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-29
Johnson T.

%. Q. Barnes has sold his photo
graph saloon on Main street, TO Roswell
Foster for 500. 1t was so Id at auction
and will have to be removed from its
present location, as it is on land owned
by |. l.. Pearl, and he wants it for other
uses
ID. S. Waterman lost cow on Mon.
day, the 18th. from poison caused by eat
ing poke-wecd in the pasture.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-29
cuay'S FUWS.
FRIENDS.

"A. V. Wiswell, in another column
announces to the public by his advertise
ment, that he will close out his goods at
cost. We know that he means what he
SAYS, and that his statements can be re-
lied on perfectly. Read the advertise
lnent
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-29
CTALLlONS
y ,..s .r -.f..rtt ,.a.w q
AT THE MALVERN FARMS.
SEASON OF 1872. ...H-

TATTERSILL,
Brown stallion. 10 IA hands (; foalou Aug. g.,
1867, by Rysdyk's Hambletonian, dam by Dam
iel Lambert (by Ethan Allen out of Fanny Cook
by AbdalIah); I'd dam Quakercss, by Young
Emperor (by Bridges Emperor out of cherub,
by Abdailah); 3D. dam by sir Charles, thorough
bred son of Duroc-wiH make the season of
1872 at the Malvern Farms. MsrlisviiIe La
noble Co., ~ 500 to insure. a 'H #
DILL, #. r..... E.
Brown stallion, l6 hands: foaled June | h, 1868;
by Gen, NJ. Patchen out of Quakercss (pedi-
gree above) will make the season at the same
place at $25 inshre Mares kept at reasona-
bic rates at owners risk. "i
ALMoN W. GBIswoLD
For circulars, and AL matters pertaining, to
the horses, address lIENBy s. YowS, Supcrin-
tendent, Morrisyillc, Vt. 24m8
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-29
ID EDUUTlON
4 a., @ Fisa oh p
IN PRICES OF .af 10 .s
MARBLE WORK.

Those wishing to purchase Grave Stones, or
Monuments, will find it for their interest to notice
the following facts go t
FIasr.- Thatmy Stock Of MARBLE is not culled
from damaged lots, but is selected from the best
grades of fIii
VERMON Mt & ITaLIfN .M.ARBL e.
SEcosD.-That nv workmanship is equalled by
few and surpassed by none.
THInD.-That have facilities for transportation
and for Granite Work, equal to the best.
a FuURrH. - That l am selling at REDUCED
prices. s H..
FIFrH.-That am prepared, to back up these
statements to the full satiacton Of any who f,vor
me with call. -.
Hardwick, March, 30, 1872. ~ sNz 2lS
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-29
MISS sAvYER's sALvE.

TIRE vou hzxs a salve eaEahiriug soofhirg snf
Il ica'lasg PFoPsrtiss. With ~ dAnrsfcls ingred.
achss ~sssrlr al hraise- - Wiki hs.h !. lssir
a. msrc easily sppfca than ulauy cher fericdias.
ssvsr prslueingss baa sffect sui ni~ays relieving
Ifi- prepared ~ RHss S,.isy,r. 'wlt Las. n-sd q
a. herUW uxisnslvo tfratfnstt u TIE fick. ~
noar,y tucHiy years With rresf succe-s
alr Trioipal asease. - " ash ihi, ,aive = ~
oulrsnasa larss CEiEfafis Rsszaaahsus, Fibf,
Scrufaia. dga J-to-s SrH R4sshi Sgrrihs, fsrHf,
gsrsr Ssss Eelt-ff fSssfl.s - tsir-iHf, Sors
Erss. hHTs.sr's IfA Isftsnsts Bniis Risg,r9Ilas.
Coras, gafss 81 IHe, - 'Cirsssre TtifAste. Eisy-
Hrhe iSore aNtpTas. BSi,l.ssss. lSFa'l,H h,sasts
IA, SCaii Nraf, TeCfAigg, thrllsf Haiirt,
Ssala, cats, .BrHsts, Css4g, SNs NJ std
IL never iails 70 care nsseumail.rn f I'rortr'T
npplicl hob u or eel ttiftne har.i tirrv tfnts
hday In .sversi eases e has e-e7 raisisd lifnh-
FOR Itlss ishn. been di.eoveref = " ,grt TEN.
oily. Psrson- thsi have tera sfi''s'ed ~ year.
hava been rcib-ei by a few applications. fUr EiH-
frSius q works wonders, slhfhe thg rilriifnstpi
ard qaictag tic patient. For ch4ft-d 'IhlRds y
produces uiirs immediately. Est those With SAT-
lhsinh obtfin tlhs saise. anil Epply I frcriy az
they will iinl u iarshshlr Its good IN cnfes 81
SrTohaa and Tna0rs. CdHcers have beep eurvd
with r. Tie best Stive ever ivt4tcl for Sishlfa
Breasi and sore kIpplss NJ way Injurious 5gt
SURE IN afford relief Sore or Wax EpeR- RiiN u
on the lids equity ulee % twleca day. Cures den'
moss bv putting ~ the enrs on n piece OF eeitor
For IsioHs this H. siir'sicF 10 anything known
For PiIapies tlis acts hSd charm. For Rltrr
a,HlI ssoatfss apply ft4 St~e " once ana u givt
iInnipsliats relief Fer Ofa Sorai apply cnes' a
dav. fs1Ta'
Foa HoRsEs AND CNrTirs-sFrr sorcs OF
Bruises on Horses Cattle this sqyp Is nyaiuanc,
riid has astonishing elect IN -efi,y trratfhcs On
liurscs. THE Salve hns worked 81 cwa way Into
notoriety and Il safe aud sure remedy for IN tho
above ailmetis Il.
We. ilip undersigned, have beer acquainted wifi
Mis- Sawyer for maly years Arid believe her TO b
n Christina lady and n Ekiifdi nurse, and HAVING
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-29
+. L ALLKS. Secretary.
e, May 27, 1872.

NOrIoE.-Rev. Walter Underwood, of
SwautOn, will deliver the address at the
Lamoille TO. Good TempIars Union. at
johnson on Thursday, june 9th. 1872.
Mr.. Underwood is highly recOmmen-
ded as lecturer, aud also as a man who
knows by personal experience of the evils
of which he speaks. ...-.I.
We are anticipating good time upon
this occasion aud as the lecture will be
free, it is hoped all who can possibly 60
will avail themselves of this opportunity
to hear one who is an active worker in
the great and good cause of "total absti-
nence from all that can intoxicate."
q. +. STAFFORD.
Sec'y Of Union.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-29

In Morristown, at the residence of the brides
father Luther Adams, Esq, the 2st inst, by
Rev. N. A. Cleaveiand, Mr.. Elmer V. Hadley TO
Miss Addie Adams both Of MorristOwn.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-29

as TO THE AFFLICTED. !.
II your Druggist Is out OF the SSlvo, and neglecta
10 keep supplied send venty five cents as directed
below, and receive a box by rcturl mail.
Put up in Boxes at 80 cents zach. Prepared
by MISS G. SAWYER, and put up by l.. M.
ROBBINS, Wholesale and Retail Drug
gist, Rockland, Me. A Trial Box sont free
By mail on receipt Of scventy-fvc cents, by l.. M.
ROBBINS, Roekland Me- ss..
THIS VALUABLE sAIvE Is SOLD by ALI.
DEALERS IL MEDICINES. .
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-29

Ills experience has taught him that the credit
business is sure to ruin not only the seller but tn
buyer, consequently he will only for cash, and for
that at the very VS.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-05-31
TWO WEEKS.

For such matter as two weeks we
are, by authority of letter from Marsh
Murdoch, to attend all business mat
ters, and to assume the editorial con-
duct of the WICHITA CITY EAGLE.
In obedience thereto, even now we are
swinging our delicately pcrfn,ncd ped
ais between the floor and the pOsterior
receptical Of the high editorial chair
of the above named, and gazing long
ingly out into the blue hyperian trying
to think about something we've been
thinking about; but alas! too few. How
ever, we are persuaded that people
who are offended are easily made mad.
and when they reach these stages are
apt to be hasty and get hot. We
would, therefore, state very frankly to
all such that if anything of sanguin-
ary,provoking nature, appears in these
columns during Mr. Murdock's absence,
keep cool, he will only be gone two
weeks. Bully two weeks! We had
notion to insert the names of ii. G. and
g. b.; to nail them on our foretop
mizen poop, but it's too nautical, be-
sides we are afraid the next insertion
would be in the region of one of the
above named nauticals. The local ad-
mOnitiOn Oh "big head" "am busted :"
those who have been familiar with us
will be known by us no more for two
weeks
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-05-31
EDITORIAL EXCURSION.

The editorial excursionists over
wheimed US with brains. tobacco and
slight sprinkling, on their visit from
Emporia here on Wednesday last. Our
citizens rolled every movable thing
depotwards, including a few bar
rcls. To take them around was the
climbing effort of our citizens, and
they were took. A fine band of music
accompanied the tripodists and they
were received amid the acclaims of
our citizens. Editors are always well
come, and if they amt they ALWAYS
reconcile themselves so that a casual
gazer would think they were.
A superb dinner was provided them
at the Empire House, and amid feast
ing, toasting and hilarity many
double right angle triangular meal
went sousing into a grateful stomach
long unused to epicurean diet. At
four o'clock the excursiOnists took
their departure. All regretted that
they could not stay over and take
fish, many Of them exhibited such
strong piscatorial tendencies. The
benefit that will accrue to Wichita
from this visit Of the editorial fratern-
ity Of our state will be almost meal
culable. All Of them, including the
ladies', expressed themselves as de-
lighted with our valley and surprised
1t the magnitude of our city. MANY
that this place was not selected
rs the place for the convention. ex.
pressing their preference to Wichita
over EmpOria, "bccausc," exclaimed
several at once, "your people seem to
De all alive
We congratulate the editors on their
selection Of wives and sisters: both
we're the best we ever saw. The men
we're good looking and intelligent,
md the woman vivacious and pretty.
We could obtain only few names
which we dare not publish for fear Of
partiality.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-05-31
Correspondence of the EAGLE.
WEST WICHITA.

EDITOR EAGLE: We arc having quite
lively times in our burg across the
raging ''Rackensack, and few lines
from your occasional MAY not come
amiss in your paper.
Long continued rise in the river has
given an impetus to trade this side
which causes us to think well estab-
lished business here will pay. Our
single grocery store has not been able
to supply the demand for supplies, and
any one wishing a good business loca-
ton cannot do better than to call at
West Wichita. Mr.. Alley, our wagon
maker and black smith, has been crowd
ed with business for some time past,
and as he does all work i'm a business
like manner, is sure to build up tbriv-
ing business.
We notice the town site has been
surveyed more completely of late, pre-
paratOry to a vigorous growth the
present season. Lots are given away
to any one who will improve by build
ing, and the company are holding out
good inducements to all such.
We miss the social and cheerful mcr-
chant, Mr.. J. S. Hughes, from our
streets, who has disposed of his prop
erty here and left to try his fortune
elsewhere. Mr.. ii. is was one of the
first residents here and had establish
cd good trade. His son-in-law. ID.
carries on the business ut
the old stand.
Wichita may boast her fine serena
ders, but we are favored with splendid
music on this side also, which cannot
be surpassed by many of the larger
cities. A favorite tune seems to be.
"Will you walk into my parlor said the
spider to the fly
The recent heavy rains have been
very favorable for hedge. and all kinds
Of fruit and shade trees, which are
looking well. Corn and other crops
are also looking finely. This causes all
to feel encouraged, and all are sure
that the valley is success as farm
ing country. EBEN.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-05-31
MOB LAW.

We publish what appears under the
head Of "mob law scandal the follow
ing from the Sumner county Herald.
We do SO for the purpose of getting as
near as we can the side ofjustice, which
always inclines both ears that both
sides may have hearing.
For the last three weeks quite a
number OF the papers of the state have
been spreading the report abroad, east
and west, that Sumner county is in a
state Of general instruction, and in
fact, the impression has become so
general and popularity accepted as true
that not long since Gov. Harvey adj
dressed letter to the sheriff of this
county asking if there was any need of
military assistance to quell the mob.
Now this whole matter has originated
from the unwarranted and totally I'M
founded reports spread by the Wichita
Tidette and other papers of like ilk.
Sumner county is to-day, aud has been
ever since the hanging of Lynch at
Wellington, as quiet and peaceable as
Sedgwick or any other county in the
state. The TIdette. under dates of
MAY 9Th and 10th, takes advantage of
few scurrillOus reports circulated by
some unknown or discreditable persons
who are evidently seeking a disgrace
full and ungentlemanly revenge upon
the honest, sober and industrious COM
munities Of this section without the
slightest foundation for such reports.
In justice to our fair young county we
think it behOoves the papers of this
state, after learning the utter ground
lessncss of the '.mOb law" humbug. to
make some retractiOn or apology for
the injury such reports are liable to
infiict upon our people.
We have avoided collision with the
Videtfe so long that forbearance has
ceased to be virtue. 1t is one of
those sort of reformers who are gener-
ally found in the company of Texan
roughs. and consequently is always
ready and willing to defend them and
abuse moral and peaceable people.
Lynch was a character well known on
the Southwestern frontier, and some
years since flourishcd his weapons of
III Southwestern Missouri.
We are not an advocate of mob law.
or even capital punishment for crime,
but we do advocate the summary pun
ishment and eradication of all such rui-
fans and desporadoes as have hereto
fore piled their internal deprcdations
on our southern borders. from whence
they retire into the territory for safety.
The only way to do this is by means of
hemp. for to attempt to bring such
characters to justice before the civil
law would be makeng mere child's
PLAY over their cold-bIooded deeds.
These desperadocs have for long time
been thoroughly organized into band,
and leagues in the Southwest. and at a
few days warning can call to their
rescue rs MANY witnesses and revolvcr-
rs they deem necessary.
As we said before. since the hanging
Of Lynch at Wellington. this county
has not been the scene Of cold-blooded
carnage. and We do not presume il will {
be again. We would respectfully As
sure our worthy governor that sum-
ner county l. in no manner needing
he presence of military forces. Her +
people are quietly attending To their
own business. and industriously devel- +
piping the golden resources of the soil. +
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-05-31

A remarkable fatality has fallen up
on the evergreens over a great part OF
the country during the past winter or
spring. The young cvergreens of var
ious kinds have been killed to fearful
extent. either by severe frost or sudden
thawing after the frost. The cause is
still a matter of speculation, but the
fact Is one which is witnessed to a fear
full extent. Some nurserymen have
lost TO the value Of from ten to fifty
thousand dollars worth, and others
have suffered the loss of hedges and or
namcntal trees and shrubs.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-05-31

hOIeis stOie Il revolver from the Satchel
of Jas. w. Colemon, Esq. of lola. who
was guest at the hotel, on the night of
the Goth inst. Eavens was promptly
arrested, convicted and sentenced to
fifty days imprisonment in the Jail, and
a fine of fifty dollars. He is an old Of
fender.
| We are informed by the Burlington
Patriot that Mr.. Jordan, of Burling-
ton, was drowned in the Marias DIES
Cygncs, on his return from moving a
load Of goods for Mr.. johnson. He is
reported to have driven into the swol-
len stream with his team, when the
wagon uRcoupled and the team reached
the bank in safety, but the man, un-
able to swim, was drowned.
The Leavenworth CaU SAYS Nathan
Frakes, dangerously wounded Frank
Hyde, Of DOniphan, last wednesday.
while quarrelling about paving for
some liquor. Frakes was duly arrested
and had his preliminary examination
and was bound over to the city court.
Calvin McElroy, of Falls City, went
to his rest as usual on Saturday even
ing, and was found dead the next
morning. lie had been soldier in the
war and was highly esteemed as a cit
izen.
The following is pretty good gag
on the bond crOakers: "Within the
past few weeks the NJ, X. 4 T. r. II.
company has paid into the several
county treasures along its line the i'm
mense sum of 1854 900 for taxes. These
taxes on this road must contribute
largely each year toward paving off
the county debts"
We are informed by the Neodesha
Citizen that Williams, who killed
Starr at dance on West Buffalo. some
weeks ago, an account of which was
published in the papers at that time.
was tried for murder in the second de-
gree at the late term of the district
court and acquitted.
A stock dealer, named Vaughn. of
Stewartsville, Mo-. was instantly killed
at Lawrence, on Thursday evening. by
being run over by train Oh the X. p.
r. r. He was endeavoring to climb
upon the train after it had started and |
fell underneath, the cars passed across
his breast. He was intoxicated at the
time.
Leavenworth City has had another
tragedy. Mr.. Camper, carrier of the
Ereaing Gail, stabbed McMancs. liv-
cry man and an cx-cOunty commits
sioner, last week, inflicting several Sc
we're wounds in the right breast. The
affair grew out of a nuisance created
in the neighbOrhoOd by the burning of
stables some time age. 1t
seems McManus struck Camper over
the face several times, and Camper re-
with carver.
The Lawrence Journal informs us
that at three o'clock Wednesday morn
ing the stable of Mr.. William Elan,
two miles and half northeast of Bald
win City. was struck by lightning and
the roof was burned. The stable being
Of rock, as all stables should be when
the walls remained stand
ing. A span Of young mares were in
the stable, and one of them was got
put, but the other was burned up. Mr..
Elan saved his harness, wagon, and
other movable property.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-05-31
STATE NEWS.

We learn from reliable authority
that the iron bridge at Leroy, in COT
fee county, during the late freshets,
fell into the river and became "a total
wreck also, that the iron bridge at
Elk City was completely carried away
during the late heavy rains.
The Fort Scott Monitor tells of a
shooting affray that occurred at Bax-
ter, on Wednesday. growing ont of an
attempt by the city marshall to col
lect a pcddler's license from q Grip
pied man, an attache of Dan. Rice's
circus, who was engaged in selling can
dies, nuts, etc, in the circus Pavilion.
Members Of the company say that the
man had previously paid his license,
but the marshal. who was outrage
ously intoxicated, insisted on the re-
collection Of the amount, drawing q
revolver to enforce his demand. Mr..
Spaulding, one Of the Proprietors of
circus, interposed, when the marshal
turned and fired on him, three shots
taking effect in different parts of
his body. Spaulding also drew a re-
volver and returned the fire. wounding
the marshal, who then fed from the
tent. a policeman present also fired
upon Spaulding, innicting fourth
wound. 1t was feared that Mr.. S.
could not survive his wounds, but we
hear tina; telegram was received last
evening, stating that hopes are enter
tanned Of his recovery.
The editor of the Lexington Caueas-
ian advertises for an other rebellion.
He must have been in the quartermas-
tiers department during the late un-
or else .'he's got wums."
We credit the Garneh Plaiadealer
with dealing thus plainly in its state
ment that young man by the name Of
EavcEs, night watch al ;hc ST. James
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-05-31

NJ. NJ. Murdoch, by dispatch from T.
j. Peter made Brig. Gen. of the cx-
cursiOnists, came with them Wedncs-
day and flew off again and will con-
tinue to fly around excursioning week
or two, when things in the Office will
assume their proper level again. In
the meantime Mr.. Fred. A. Sewers
will have charge of the editorial and
business management of the big bird.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-05-31

A new dwelling belonging to DYER
Smith. in the southwest part of the
city, was struck bv lightning during
the storm un SUNDAY afternoon. The
house was just completed and was not
yet occupied. The lightning struck
the chimney, rending il in twain in the
handsomest style. smashed few raft
ers, knocking q portion of the plas-
tering of nearly every room in the
house and then passed into the ground.
as if fully satisfied with the damage it
had accomplished.-forf Scott -Mon-
flor
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-05-31

On Monday last ground was broken
at Topeka for the Topeka 4 Lawrence
railroad. A grand pow-wow was held
Mt the A., T. & :. +. II. Il. depot. A
procession Of Headlights moved amid
fiddling, beating Of drums and all that
sort III thing.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-05-31

A Wilson county jury has just taxed
o young man 81 500 for failing TO COM
ply with his promise to marry young
woman, whom he had betrayed. Al
though We live on the BORDER" yet
thanks to the good influences of our
earlier associations. we have not for
gotten how sacred the marriage rela-
ton is. We honor that jury. A mo-
ton lie on file for new trial F.eao-
AtQ .foMW0{.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-05-31

At meeting of a parish. straight
faced aud most exemplary deacon sub
mitted report. in writing, Of the de-
tifute widows and others who stood in
need Of assistance from the parish.
Are yea sure. deacon asked an
other solemn brother, that you have
embraced ali the widows Z"
He said he believed he had.