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, 1873-12-24

Alta regulhr weekly meeting OF rrirnary ooun-
Gil No. I OF Illinois Of the Universal Association
of 6piritualists hold at Union Hall, corner ol
Clark an Mouroe streets, yesterday eyoniug.
the following preamble md resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
WuxRKAst Thc students Of Michigan University,
at Ann Arhor, h1tch tDrc. l6) nade IN outrageous
aud nnwarEantabc attack free speech toprtsent'
cd III the petson Of Vlcorla U. Woullull therefore
Ntsolrtd That their action Ia 40 DUNG thereby yiu
lang tbs Constitution Of tue unitod Bates} merits the
oxecrAtion and condemnation OF all layers OF repub
eau principles aad government. aud IL stigma ol
shame and tagraea to my oiv46tl community,
lsesolrsd, THAT NC will to the utmost Of our powor
and with our Lives, il need bu uuintan the right Qi
fzca speech a guaranteed by tho Constitution.
, 1873-12-24
GAS.
Interview with the President Of
tho West Side Company.
Why II Is People Complain Of tle Adnii.
rable Article Furnished Them.

4 reporter Of TIE Tribune called yesterday
upon Mr.. Wntktne. President Of tho Chicago
dasight and Ooko Company, to aacortain what
the Oompapy proposed dining to meet the future
demands Of tho city for gas, Tho following
conversation took place:
Rcpoltor-l1ow soon aro you going to erect
now works in plnco Of those destroyed by fire
h1r. Watkins-Wc have not determined yet.
Tho question will come up before tho stook-
holdors' meeting In January. Wo will not build
on tho old site on hfarket streott part OF 1t lav-
Ing bocn aflendy sold, md tho remainder boing
offered for sale. Whom now works arc crcctcd,
before the, fire. It IL located on tic liver and
Cologne street, near bridgeport. where We l,avo
frontage Oh tho river Of $50 feet mud dopth OF
400 foet. lilo location gives liz tho advantage Of
being hblo to receive coal by rall or water.
Reporter-l1ow iar can gus be propelled with
advantage to consumers through underground
piros?
Mr.. WatknB---tt can DO propelled almost auy
distance. It depends on tito sizc Of tho map.
A-iuch main will carry gas five miles without
on Hawthorne avenue, two miles north Of Ills
river, to the city limita on the soutl,Sile, be-
tween four and ilvo miles. Some persons on the
South Side complain they do not got all tho gaH
thoy want. but wc cannot put on all tho proasl''
NO have, because tho city rofueoa to tnLe nll thu
gaa that would then bo consumed.
nepo1tsr-What proportion of tho gas coll
sunlod docs The city take7
Mr. Watktns-A worry small proportion per-
haEa not quite ono-tenth.
Nopurter--What aixe mainB do you intend to
ruth fiom tho now works7
Mr. WatkiuB-We lave o tivc.ac-o lot on Thir-
ty-flrat Btroet, woat Of ualstod, where wo intend
to eroct holders with capacity OF two million
cubic feet. Wo will rim 30-incl, mnins from
tho works on Cologne street to the holders, and
3G-inch n'ana from the holders to supply con-
sumers. During the dny, when we will linv6 am
plo time, We cnn I'LL the holders through aho 30
inch naii,s, and ut night 1t can ba sent out rapid
y through tic 35-inclt mains.
Ar. Watkins further statod that Il tloy dccid;
cd tn January to erect tile new works, theywonld
DO ready for operation by October; that tho
gas now supplied by the Company :waa
w oaudle-power, tho beat gas In tle United
States; that many persons whogo gaB did not
burn satisfactorily: bought burners from ped1lo.A
who represented that thoy would eaye lalf tho
gas. These burners wero stuffed with cotton,
and would not permit free flow ot gas, hence
tle complaints that had been mado.
Tho reporter next called at the Conptro1or'a
Office aud saw Mr. Farwell, whom llo add, essad
as fnllows:
Has the city paid bills Of tho two Gus Com.
panies for extra Eas consumed in thu street
1ampH during tho last thirty nonths7
Mr: Farweil-No air no bills for extra gas
have been presented.
, 1873-12-24
THE CITY HALL.

Tho latc "law department" Of tho city has
commenced practice on it's own account, tho firm
being Tuley, Stiles i Lewis.
Comptroller Hayes was in his Office for about
two hours yesterday morning. He is much I'M
proved in health, aud expects to take IN active
part in tile business 81 the office today.
Superintendent Of Police Rehm was around
tho police headquarters nearly all yesterday at
teruoon, questioning tho detectives, and learning
the innovations introduced by Washburu. lie
took tha oath Of Office about 4 o'clock, and this
morning will be in his Office ready to attend to
police business.
!, Quito a number Of tax certificates for H,nall
amounts were redeemed yeAtorday. To-day is
tho last day property-oaners will have all op-
rortunity to redeem bypaying ~ per cent costu.
Tomorrow, under the order Of tic Finance COM
mlttoe, tue Comptroller will sell ali tho tertiii-
catcs remaining in hia hands to tho Agheht bid
der Tnss Ets nds ds gente%sq M r., S VIII ~, ms
bo removed from the land until their demands
are satisfied. Hence, il pe1aons indebted to tho
city for taxes wish to sayo money, they must re-
deem their property to'day. l.
Tho following dispatch was received yestor-
day!
efss s1s u ohss @ Il 2 a2sss @ :ssd sS fssf old prxspo
poce!nsn to-osrow, to setnan until Friday. Trouble
apprehended in rafferty, eAse.
!. L wlLL1ANa, stases' Attorney.
o,,,. ,, =. u. naarLlrf'
Ihe athpatoh "as % read !, TO tno hoard OF POLICE
uomm,lssioaels and II Iva! whs ordered thae Two ofi-
eofs 10 sent o. once; Vapt. 1nlokley detailed two
n'en, who loft for Waakegan laat ulght.
Tile now City Clork, J. g. K. Forrest, assumed
tho duties Of lis Office as soon AZ tue doors wore
opened yesterday morning, and his first official
act WIS to swear III Police Commissioner klokhe.
Gen. HotchklaB packed up his traps during Tho
day, and bid adiou to hls aubortIIuatos Ut
o'clock. It IL said that Otto Bluhm will bo ohiof
clerk, md tint Colo will bo the only ono Of tho
present snboltlluntos who will DO retained. TIo
, 1873-12-24
6tanlaY's MARKET, No. 83a Vest Laks


The indeattgabe proprietor Of ts ever popular ea-
Establishments Mr. Giles H. aanloy, with an ess to husl
ess aud to tbs pleasing os ths palates Of H many Gus
TONERS ami frentH, hss pschasOd of Mosass. Armour
THOMSON two OF their auest scers, which Will 10
aaost soulIdown mutton eysr offered In this city,
Admirers OF this elass Of atock will and vts to ths
shoYa nu1nb4k Qna 10th Of plsaSufo ana ptu2t.
, 1873-12-24

trt . -..., - ~ NJ n r,,,.,..,.. . ,
INC 'r'onua oi Mr' :. ~ onlshon": ~; lafeo
md wo-known Hpcculator on the Board Of
Trade OF this city, who gained Homo notoriety
fron, hta connooton with yar;oua u,ncoauf,,1 49,,
unsuccessful cnrnora In cerouls feo considorahIc
apprehension for His spfcty. owing to a dtBnatch
which was rcceiycd from New York Friday. mir.
Chisholm visited tho lattor CITY M On b'binosa not
umS hso pus Su ~ hntaf sa,a " ,ast
tnrncd IN rnn ria tlienntcl, nllni1ai n % nhnvo
wns sont ginco linn m tidinos hovo bo.,'
heard OF him. It iB foarel by Ho1no that he COM
1nitted suicide, and by others that he may have
Eeoome inaaue, AZ bis buslneHs affairs nre in q
vGty eopcaseu ri'i,' eonnlo1, 1ost ~ !a1e ns mes
witn het!oun .oso.seo ~ es,t'ons esoiy s,Gl, ahu
aeaaa sHau ~ IN 1Ms s cer ro' 'S' VI ~ a'e'e'
oealola III 'n1S clt':
o, nnn,dI 1o1Eh H.: AnRsvAfs. IVA 1,,,,,,.,
5'rMu ta, a"eHnM,;n.utes"ts H,,;.as Uo4nuih ILL., Uosn.9
1Iu Mu tan..y; "nen'ns1o1' sao tou1 Gq"ato
V;s Suko n,kko+ osspIen Wpme H. , n.ooau,
Aylon, England tho Hon. William Pom CLARK,
III. c., Davenport; tue Hou. John r. Averill,
II. G., st. Paul; b. w. Caldwoll, General Man
agor r., @. l. st. l.. r. Il. -. Sherman
Ho1tse-u. II. Vichtau, U. 8. A.; James q.
anthony, New Yorx ": Il: Cony, Detroit +; J. Il.
Eote' NoW ioFH y. T.: smith, rFeePoft James
ro"oll' salt Lake ". q; ballontlno, sa't Lako
superlntondont o. Z the hankaEae SEE Route; Judge
Naw Yor t,oi. j. T." I,aach Torra }Ianta. & O.
noliw,n Snuortntnndout + y n Ha3,yav
f3aorro r, 4auroaaa g,,no,irteraont Il l. n
r. n
GENERAL.
W;11,ln colltrs hos r ,nrIni1ol arrnnoa,nontu for
a locturing tour in Canada.
Inlv f,aro1,no apost haa An animal ;ncon,a NJ
Al. md 00O from her ooai.mjnea in Wales.
S4'''0ss ..' A'o.' A1. 49, '"s'' \
Whon boaB Tweed toox Lis seat in the Senate,
IN lSbs; nc we1gheo s94 POUNDS Whe1! @ weighed
, 1873-12-24
DR.. 4. G. Olin.

6S lpdoph*t corueg State. Thirty Yoar's EYpartonce
amhsx tho affiliated with Private Diseases. ali ,htss
snse's1 @ ,:s n pste' T,,asas ,st noyos lai s
aud u9G5ano:t onroa Or Nh ray. Hi late wyrk ht~
g'ra i YoMlt!," Auycs 10 Y1qp2 alon 9s DIu. !hty
pso, ~ uon, Circular espeeia!ly g laiss two stans
atteudaucg, Uuioo hours from 4. III 10 j. CvA.
autoltuu FREQ.
, 1873-12-24

An English jury recently valued curl from
q lady's hoad Mt rs cent?. Il WIS burned or By
q barber, who usel u curllug-iron which was toe
hot.
, 1873-12-24
@3
EVANSTON.

~ tho Young Peoples meeting, In Lsdd's
Hall. 4opday svanlng, NJ. z. 3. Wells. of Laks
faIsae gayg his ria~s Upon vhAt b aAx In
, 1873-12-24

E1rtANAT1oH or rtrFEnExct EtAnKs.-t saturday4s
rive Hunday kt 3:Uu q, nj. Daily. '...
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FRIDAY, | p. M.-Business conference.
Evening prayer meeting followed by
n sermon.
SATURDAY. "a. M.-Promise meeting.
1870 Il. M, sermon 30 p. H., sermon.
Evening-praNer meeting followed by
a sermon.
SUNDAY. 9 A. Praise meeting.
1890 IL. M, exercises in the interests of
Sunday Schools. Brief addresses by
clergymen and others. on subjects pre-
vi"usly assigned interspersed with
singing 10y Parker's Sunday School
choir l.30 p. M, sermon by Rev. |.
Hyatt of st. JOhnsbury.
Thus will close the exercises of the
Quarterly meeting. but ministers and
all interested. are desired to remain to
the regular D p. III. services of the
parish, which consist of PRAYER meet
ing at the village and the exercises of
the branch Sunday schools of the
church. III the several districts where
they are sustained.
To all the meetings of the entire SEES
sion. the public are cordially invited.
F. l.. W.
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Decoration Day in ST. Johnsbury

Last Friday afternoon the citizens of
st. Johmsbury. to the number of II thou
sand OF more. came ont To pay tribute
I" the fallen heroes of our late war.
The day WAS pleasant and cool, which
was favorable to all while on the line
nt march.
The procession was formed on Union
square at > o'clock. in the following
order:
Police, in uniform. st. JohmSbury
Cornet Band. Hook and Ladder Com
pany. All soldiers of the late war, and
relatives of deceased soldiers: followed
by disabled soldiers, and soldiers OF
1912, in carriages. Engine Companies,
Nos. and =. President of the day.
speakers and clergymen. Civil officers
of the town and village. Teachers and
scholars, primary and graded schools
Teachers and scholars, st. Agnes school
Teachers and students, st. Johnsbury
Academy. Citizens generally.
The procession was in charge of Chief
Marshal, Col. \. =. Bowman and his
assistants, Capt. Geo. w. BOnett and
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McIndoes Falls.

John Switzerland. workman in the
mills of the Mclndocs Falls Lumber
Company. had one of his hands sawed
off by an cdging saw. last Tuesday
morning.
Since the above was in type. the an
nexed particulars came to hand: Ii
was the left hand which Mr.. :. lost.
He is an experienced hand. having
worked for a long time in these mills.
He was standing at the time of the ac
rident. with his back to the running
saw. and rnconsciously swung his hand
behind him directly upon the saw. scy-
ering it wholly Just below the wrist.
Sutton.
The Free Baptist Quarterly Meeting.
including Caledonia and Orleans coun-
ties, holds its next session at Sutton,
commencing June 9TH. Order of exer-
cises substantially as follows:
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the road good and sufficient. and con-
sepuently the town of Danville will not
he called upon to pay Mr.. Davis the
: 800 he claimed 1t is conceded Ia
injured. and that the injury may al
WAYS clcave to him. Mr.. Davis. in the
last star SAYS the sense of the injustice
of the decision, will pain him while he
lives. He fell into ditch. in dark
night. near the edge of the travelled
road. Chief Justice |. F. Redtield,
once decided Il case occurring at Mont
pelicr. where a traveller claimed DANA
ges for injuries received while he passed
outside of the same, against the
claimant on the ground that the main
travelled road was the Highway. and
not its side. The case of Mr.. Davis
varies somewhat from this. but it in
wolves the same principle. However
correct the principle of the decision may
he. it is, nevertheless. incumbent upon
towns to he careful to guard against
leaving dangerous places near the high
way, when they can be avoided. for
injuries, and perhaps death. may result,
though the town may not he pecuniali-
ly liable therefor. \ higher law than il
mere avoidance of paying money comes
i'll here. and it is imperative III its de
mands ami that is. town authorities
''man-traps' unnecessarily left 10y the
side of any travelled road.
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Our High School.

There will he rhetorical exercises at
the High School room i'll the Union
school house of this village, this (Thurs-
dHN evening. June 9TH. to commence
ut 40 o'clock. Parents of pupils and
friends of our schools are invited to Ie
nri>ent.
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=. Ii. l. a 1 X ID.
Manufacturer of the

CELEBRATED BLUE MOUNTAIN
GRAN1TE MONUMENTS. TAB
LET'S, HEAD STONES. SC. &c.
Also, importer and dealer in the world
renowned RED and GRAY POLISHED
SCOTCH GRANITE MONUMENTS.
IABLEIS.-&c., &c.
have Polished Granite now on hand
and will import To order and sell the
same for less than can be- bought in
Boston. Discount To the radc. Over
200 designs on hand. Please call and
See.
ST. JohhsbUry. VI July IL. ls7l.-s6
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Harriagrs.

In this town. May ~ nv Rev. Isaac Hyatt. Mr..
George \. Titus to Miss Marlq J. Pierce, both of
St Johnsbury.
At East Lyndon. June Sd. nv Rev. II. L. Cush-
ing. Mr.. John \ Hunt. of Haverhill Mass. and
Miss Abbie T. smith of Lyndon.
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A Magnificent Gift.

The Athcncum i'll our village. had
been formally presented I" the town of
II. J"hnshuy. hl the builder and fur
nishcr Hon. Horace Fairbanks but
the deed of >cquestiation did not 90
upon the town records until Il few days
since.
The lot is one of great value. beauti-
ful ton situation, and ample tnl the pur-
pose. hut the buildings and contents
constitute Il treasure of ine>;imahic
value. 1t Is Il legacy from the henevn-
lent donor to the town for all time ia
remain Il memorial OF the givcr. and of
rich and Lasting benefit to present and
coming generations. 1t is chccrtully
given. and we can assure the givcr OF
its grateful acceptance.
BY the deed of conveyance the Athe
ncum is put into the hands of Trustees
Horace Fairbanks, Franklin Fair
banks. Edward +. Fairbanks. William
W. ThaNcr. and Andrew +. Rankin. and
their successors forever including the
Library huilding. Art Gallery. and The
lot of land upon which they stand, to-
gcthcr with the contents of said build
ingS. iOI the free use of the inhabitants
of the town of 81. Joilnshury. with no
other restriction than shall be necessary
FOR the preservation of the same. All
vacancies in the board of Trustees t.
he filled 10y the Trustees forever Also
the Bank building (so-callcd) and lot
except a small piece of the bank on the
west end the rents of the same to he
applied towards the current expenses
OF the Atlichcum. In looking over the
record of the conveyance we could but
observe the absence of conditions and
reservations. 1t is evidently hearty
free. and c"pious gift emitting the
usual Stipulations III like cases. of re-
version if certain things should happen
such as the Use of the property for Other
than its present use. 1t contemplate.
no such event lis probable.
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A Smash Up.

Last sunday three ol four Young men
of this place. met with bad luck ai l.yn-
don. They had one OF Dr"w'> nice
teams. The horses ram away. smashing
the carriage and fixtures badly. sui
jecting them. it is rcportrd. to an en-
pcn>r of about 90 each. Rather a
heavy pew rent. if true.
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The Best Evidenced!

The following letter from REV. +. : BEST
Pastor NJ. +. Church, Natick, Mass. will be read
with interest by many Phns;ciGnS. Also thus, suf
terlng from the same disease afflicted the of
the Rev +. =. Best y" person can doubt this ties
tIm"ny. and There is no doubt about the curative
powers of NEGErINE.
NATICK. Mass. Jan. l. l-13.
Mr. II. Il STEVENS:
Dear Strive have good reason for regarding
your NEGETISE Medicine If the qred'est cdinc. We
feel assured that il has been the of saving
our son : life. He is now seventeen wears OF age.
for the last wears he has suffered from necrosis
of his les, caused by scroful"us affection and
so far reduced that nearly all who saw him Thought
his recovery impossible. COZ neil Of able physi-
clans could give us hut the faintcs hope Of his
er Tallying two of the number declaring th.t he
was beyond the reach of human remedies. thar
even amputatiun could not save him as he had not
vigor enough to endure the operation. Just then
We commenced giving him NEGPTINE. and from
that time To the, nr,scnt he. has b,rn continuously,
improving. lie has lately resumed his studies
thrown away crutches and cane aud walks about
cheerful and strong.
Though thee is still some discharge from the
opening where his limb was lanced. We have the
fullest confidence that III it'll" time Ia" will hc
perfectly cured
lie has TAKEN about three dozen bottles OF VEG
ETlNE but lately uses hut li,tlr. As hc declares
that he is Ia" well To- be- taking medicine
MRS. I..C. +. EEST.
The range of disorders which Weld To- thu, infu
"ncr "f this mrdIcirc and the number al defined
diseases which II never fails To- cure. greater
than any other -ing, medicine has hitherto been
even recommended Ton hy any other than the pm
pIict"I- of some quaCk nnStrum These diseases
Scrnfula and all Eruptiv, diseases and Tuners
rheumatism. Cont. NruTHl-ia. and spinal
plants, and all lntlamruat"ry symptoms. lccr~ all
>yphitic diseases. Kidney and l:laddrr Diseases
lr"psy. the Who'll" tram "t painful disorders which
81 generally atfict american women. and which
carry annually thousands 81 them I" premature"
graves ~ -I"p~ii. that universal Amer
lean mauh""d. Heartburn. I'lr~. Constipation
Nervousness. inability sleep and Impure, blood.
This Is formidable list Of human ailments tor
L. lft. Ia NE nit 4
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Urm advertisements.

Persistent Advertising in the right medium
brings business.
l. 0CND.-The most desirable place To- buy
SBORN WARD. has n small tenement to rent.
~ in his house Railroad Street. 7ltf
" ANTED.-A FIRST CLASS SHOEMAKER
w man Of steady habits. and good workman
can nave steady employment Apply to
+. CORRIVEAU.
ST. Johnsbury June l. 1873 1t
w ANTED.-Money in exchange for goods. Ap-
w ply To Favorite Store s Higgins
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Welcome.

y dry time was upon lis. Ncgrtatiom.
except in wet soils, began to suffer for
th" lack OF rain. The desire of all mc,i
reached forth for the early rains y
gracious hand imterpo>cd. and last
Wednesday morning. at early dawn.
lightly and gently. rain drops fell upon
the thirsty earth. gradually increasing
in amount. and giving promise of pres
rmt supply. We never vet lost our
faith in the promise of til" early and
latter rains.
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Sperial Nnfrrs.

PASstMPSIC LODGE, No. 9. +. n A. VI.
regular communication Thursday eve ON OF be
lore the full of the Moon. &. j. HOUGHTOE Sec.
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FireuIen's Drill.


On Friday evening our fine depart =
ulcit had THEN annual drill on Union
Park. under the direction "t Chief En-
ginc"r Cyrus Sargent. There were
present, Torrent Engine No |. John H.
Moore. foreman. Dclugc No. >. i. +.
Rollins. foreman. Excelsior Hook and
Ladder Company. \. W. Roberts. folc-
man. and Young America with their
machine. The Hook and Ladder Com
pamy soon had ladders upon the school
house and engine house. and they were
speedily occupied 10y the tiicmem The
machines all showed that they were in
good working condition. withstand
ing there has been 50 little Use tol them
here fOr the past two lcdIs. The men
made Il very fine appearance in THEN
uniforms AMI full ranks. and each man
seemed to know his position. and We
sec II" reason if they should he called
upon To fight the fiery element why
they could not do it as successfully a>
il would be possible with the means nj
their command. With ouI growing
village our means tor cNtiuguishng
fires will also need to lac increased
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THE NEW ELASTIC rR. -. 4
For MOTH PATCHES. rREckLI>.

And IAN. use PERRY ) Moth and Frccklr 10
tiuu. II RELIARIE and HARNiE-s sold l.,
druggists everywhere. Depot. ~ Bond street
New York GI--m
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Col. +. c. Fletcher, who escorted them
to Monument Square, where each in
dividual deposited bouquet on the
monument. The scene was solemn and
impressive.
W. p. Smith. president of the day,
then arose and said that it was unneces-
Sary to say what called them together
on this day. it was known well and
never would he forgotten. He then
called upon Rev. c. NJ. Southgate. who
offered an appropriate prayer, which
was followed by music by the band.
The remarks by all the speakers were
most appropriate for the occasion. ex-
pressing deep feeling for our fallen
heroes and the appropriateness of these
public demonstrations in their remem-
brIncc. The monument was very hand
somely decorated with flowers and
cVergreens. The crowd was very or
derby and We hear of no accidents. On
the whole our citizens have reason to
feel proud of the demonstration.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-06-06

During the spring term of the
school at Paddock village, Willie Ayel
and Preston MAY. have had no absent.
Ildy OF dismissal marks: and Addic
r">ly and Emma Bonett. none except
ih">c caused 10y sickness. Addie CroS-
''. Emma Bomrtt. Preston May. Clara
halt"r, Clarence Hawkins. Mabel
h"nrtt. Mary Bonett. Agnes Bonrtt.
N:nl Badger. George Badger. Eddie
badger. Frank Emmons and George
'""". have had no department marks
LrCY WELLS. Teacher.
We omitted To mention last week
NAT the congregational society at ST.
''''l'>h1lI Centre, expressed their dis
"''IhAli"n to accept the resignation of
'> ia>'"rate, 10y Rev. Edward +. Fair
'""hr. and that he has returned there,
'''' last sabbath occupied the pulpit
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'' nothing may happen to deprive the
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Nv moi note last week. that the referees
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vase OF Is. y. Davis, Esq. and the
,.,, "' l'anNille, for damages by the
'' upon the highway, had decided