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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-21

When - l. remembered that hy fnimin. { ubn 4
papa like The BpSf"n W,,kiq J,,nGI can h- -rrur-
ii MY ~" times zach y"II t"I THREE Cents FER
"tEh ia" statement would seem l." warrant a ciT-
.nlail"n III a hundred thousand IN the New En-.
land Niai'~ w confidently b,li,ve that an III
~I'"ctI"n OF it~ columns viii convince. any one that
'h' Investment al such trifiing amount : the
Nl-cst expenditure that any man can maxi " hn
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-21
NOTICE.

The time recommended by the General Conven-
ton of Vt, and the Vt Conference of the Vi. +.
Church for taking collections for t Bible cause III
Caledonia. Orleans and Essex Counties, is during
the months of Nov. and Dec. VIII the Pastors and
Officers of the several churches in these counties
see that this department OF the Masters work u
promptly and faithfully done for His SAKE.
j. W. BEMIS. Agent.
Williamstown VI. Nov 10Th.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-21
Winter Weather. "A Precedent.

1t Is not often that we have good
Slcighlng and stiff winter weather 10y
the middle of November, as this wear,
but such has been the case. Thirty
Years ago this fall, snow fell the 22d
day of October sufficient for sleighing,
and 1t did not 90 off until spring. a
good many farmers had not harvested
all their crops, and many potatoes were
not dug until spring opened, when they
were found sound and good.
When we wrote Il week ago that we
were evidently well started on our six
months of winter, we thought Il thaw
might possibly take the SNOW of and
leave Us in the mud again before the
paper reached all its readers: but we
have had good winter weather ever
since. with two or three hard snow
storms. making the best of sleighing
which is hcing we'll improved. Several
inches of snow fell sunday. and Tues
day was u real February day. with
SNOW. and wind. and late trains. and
SNOW plows. of the genuine Vermont
Vie.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-21
business Centre, of the World.

ne ".h" i"ntllt~ mat hhN" given /" the WEEKLY
J"prnHt IL strong hold upon 1h, Ir,,pl, and HAY
caused H. Subscribers I" renew their ~uI,scriptnI~
wear after N'u will h'- retained ", ,!u not pr,..
p"'' T." iHtI"'llC" ANY catch. Ir.InN novelties fI
the field Is already tillri with such newspapers
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-21
-Iru advertisements.

Persistent Advertising in the right medium
brings business.
EOUND-A pocket book ON the street i'll this
/ village. The owner can have il 10y proving the
contents and paying costs. JAMES GAFFENf
Opposite Depot. st. Juhnshury, Vt. 9i-6
u'WO TENEMENTS To RENT.-One small
i one and one larger one the latter very pleas
ant and desirable in the Arlington House. Main
street. opposite the north Church.
-. .Johnshury Vt. Nov. -, l-13.
LIME WATCHES REPAIRED and rated al
L HOWARD \ EOWELLS
" OTICE-AIl persons indebted I" the suhscrib
y rr are hereby notified that | intend Z" go ont
ui this State in few months tn hr absent FOR six
months more and that shall call On them for
PEELED t" ask this of my clients in order I" pay my
debts. o. = BI RkE
ST. Johnsbury. June I'd l-7i. If
NOTICE.-Havins made preparation tor drIv
y "ring coal in this village. We request persons
wanting coal to leave send their orders of
hce and they will be promptly filled. No coal de
hvercd unless orders are given as above.
+. y T. FAIRBANKS co
ST .I"hnsbury. VT Sept. l. I-53.
hRY STOVE WOOD-A few cords of maple
j Ibuts dried under shed for sale at my house
E24 E T. lDE, Passumpsic.
TENEMENT TO RENT. - OSBORN WARD
his building, nearly opposite the depot. s3tf
I TION-Notice is hereby given that
L 1thlS day Telinquish to my son. Oliver =. Rlch-
ards re remainder of his minority and that
shall claim none of his earnings nor pay any debts
l. :. RICHARDS.
Witness $ f CIRCUIT 1897
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-21
East Burke.

East Burke.
VIM. K. Strcctcr has sold his Sherman
Morgan horse t" Amos I. Bean of
Glover. former owner of the old Crane
hor~c
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-21
Band Concert.


The Band will give promenade con-
cert at town hall next Tuesday evening.
the 18th, assisted by A. +. Hough. |
any of our readers think they must cut
on all unnecessary expenses these hard
time>-and we know many dove sug-
gcSt that they begin on outside enter
tainmcnts. Our Band is worthy of Il
generous support; and when it is con-
sIdered that the proceeds of these con-
ceItS are about the only means by which
they are enabled to pay expenses
through the winter such as rent. fire.
lights, and especially new music. we
are confident the public will see the
Importance of giving them good house.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-21
THIRTY-~I\ Io>,;toIIu<s

Thai "v"rt m'nih"I al i household MAY find >"mr.
thlH- which They shall read with pleasure. and
pl"hi. There Al" IHp'I- which contain a Larger
amount 81 literary reading hut thrr l. ln l,IIrI
i"'hil~irrd IN New England which furnishes
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-21
FIE>T-cL,>> FAMILY NEWSPAPER.

Winch 10" can place in the hands of the members ot
his family confident thai Their. l. nothing nhi,.c
u"nahl'. ia any Of lis many departments
w" -hall To-" happy I" send specimen copies free
q rNI"ii~". W" invite the attention nt PuStm.s-
i"I~ and Agents I" our terms There = ne ad vance
IA price though the. paper last wear WAS grratl,
..ul.u- and improved
uur copy 10y mail ...-........ So 90
Flv" copies T." one address , 80
len copies To- one .IddT,.~ ....... 10 90
Nnd one copy I" the Crttcr up Of a club of ten.
p MI orders must hr accompanied by the money
III lalcIs ~" discontinued promptly at the eA-
pliHil"n II tn" tim' f"r which pa ymtni has been
mad
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-21

OF the people, 81 New England hut shall also con
tam iI@ amount "t matter which will instruct
AMI "'iiiN thu lhTG" "Ir'l" which depends manl,
upon IT. columns Ton th"lI knnwlrdg, uf what l.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-21
E. 4 T. FAIRBANKS & co.
FORTY-FlRST YEAR.
WEEKLY JOURNAL
1874.
i Nc~ I"i"mc! Frcp"rc Iomc Cinb> :
THE CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER IN NEW
ENGLAND

lh" Publishers al the Boston WEEkIN .IuI.ENAI
invite thu attention of the reading uubli. 10 I'M.
attractions "t Il family newspaper Which for lin.
past FORTY YEARS has rrccIN rd from the INTELLIGENT
classes 81 New England u most cordial >uplInr1
me thousands VIII" y upon TIN. WuHy J""rnGif,I
News. General Reading and Intnrniation
VIII "hr"rtullN Hd"r~, IN, funr-. IF lis new. the.
FRESHNESS 81 H. weekly compendium of GENERAL IN
t"lh@rnc'. and the rrhapIliGS which NAV h placed
upon Ii- editorial comments. h. aim uf the Pub.
~h,i~ has always been and will continue Ia he, To-
~'nd ont a weekly sheet which shall he. free. from
all ~ciIsItl"nasm. and shall present u lIrr amount
OF reading mattel. which shall keep it, Iradrr-
fully posted up regarding
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-21

Castoria 10 more than substitute for Castor
Oil II is the only safe article in existence which il
certain To assmiate the food regulate the bowels.
cure wind collie and produce natural sleep. 1t con
tains neither minerals, morphine alcohol, and is
pleasant 10 take Children need not cry and moth
MAY rest tlOOCt1I
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-21

Children Often Look Pale and sick from no
other cause than having worms in tn, stomach
BROWNS NERMIFUGE CONFITS will destroy
Worms without injury tu the. child being perfectly
VIII f. and free, from all c""Iin. other iniuTi
uu- ingredients usually used III worm preparations
CURTIS \ BROWN. PTuprirtnrs
No. 2l5 Fulton Street. New York
Soid bu DrUggt~tS and Chemists. and deaLer> IN
N,dirine at Trenfu- Fire Cents B"r .LIul7I
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-21

THE VERMONT STATES,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-21
TRAITS ASTRAL OIL.


And TAN us,. PEI;IN'> Moth and Frrckl- L."
tinu. II l. KEIINRIE and HARMLESS. sold 10y
Druggists everywhere Depot ~ E"nd street
N,., York Gl--m
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-11-26
ARTICLE XIII.
NEW COUNTIES.

SECTION l. No new county shall be established
which shall reduce any county TO less than four hun
dred square miles less than twenty thousand in
habitants; nor shall any county be formed OF less
area, OF containing less population, shall any
line thereof pass within ten miles of the county sea
of any county proposed TO be divided.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-11-26

months before the next general election IN at least
two newspapers I'm every county IN which such news-
papers shall be published and If, in the General
Assembly next afterwards chosen such proposed
amendment or amendments shall be agreed to by
majority of the members elected to each house, the
secretary Of the Commonwealth shall cause the same
again 10 be published in the manner aforesaid, and
such proposed amendment or amendments shall DC
submitted TO the quail fed electors of the state in
such manner and atsueh tne. at least three months
amendment or amendments shall be approved by
majority of those voting thereon, such amendment
or Amendments shall become part Of the contitu-
tlon but no amendment or amendments shall be
submitted Oftener Than once in five years when
two or more amendments shall be submitted they
shall be voted upon separateiy.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-11-26
ARTICLE X.
EnrCATInN

SIC 1. The General Assembly shall provide for the
maintanance and support ofA thorou gh and citic-
ientsystem ofpubic schools wherein all the children
Of this Commonwealth above the age OF siA year,
may be educated and shall appropriate at least one
million dollars each year for that purpose
SEC. .. No money raised for the support of the
public schools OF the Commonwealth shall be Ap-
proprated 10 or used for the support ofRny sectarsn
school
SEC. 3. Women twenty y-one years Of age and up
wards shall be eligible TO any oficc OF control or
management under the school laws of this state.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-11-26
TIME WESTWARD.
STATIONS.
FRANKLIN BRANCII.

Trains will arrive at Franklin from MeadvElie at
50 mi 26 m; II % p m; IS m; and
pm and 44spm. 'i-
Eastward bound passengers have no change Of cans
by Trains No. 70 and between Meadville and New
York. -.f ..-..f ID Il
Connections at Corning FOR Rochester ard points on
the New York Central Road and AZ Binghaneon for
Albany, springfield Worcester, Boston and all points
in New England .a.l U-... ..H n
Westward bound psssenger by Trains No. l or 10
through FROM Meadyille 20 Cincinnati without change
making connections with the Louisville Short Line
Railroad or the Mail Steamers for Louisville, and
points in the South and Southwest Also with West.
en- lines at Cleveland orChicago. .Milwsukce 0ms bA
and points In tle Far Wet. -.-r- .I, ...I.
For additional information sS 10 time fsra and cen
nections apply TO the Local Agen6 asking for tick.
ets via the ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN
BROAD GAUGE EOT1TE. Us vIs1 su....-.
No "stop-over' allowed upon local tickets. Loea
passengers must purchase tickets 10 their first stop
ping place, and may then rcpurchase from that roin
TO destination. '.t' -. t.--- =. ..
W. B. sHATTUC. Gen'l. Passenger and Ticket Aesnt-
CINCINNATI. o. .Gr. rl
p. D. CdOPER Gen. supt, Cleveland, o.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-11-26

ward, ~ provided IN this constitution
SIC. D. In Philadelphia magistrates IN lieu ~
aldermen. tha be chosen required IN tit ruusti.
tuition at the election in said city for city and ward
oncers in the ycat Que thousand eight hnndied and
the frst Monday Of April succeeding their election.
The terms Of Office OF aldermen in SSlid city hold.
ing or entitled 10 commissions nj the thle of the
adoption Of this constitution shah not be Affected
thereby.
s1c 81 All persons I'm once IN THIS { immonweaith
at the time OF the adoption of th const tuition and
at the first election under H. shall hold their respcc
tive Offices until the term ot which they have been
elected OF appointed shall eNlsic tnd uniil thnlr
successors shall be duly qualified, unlesS otherwise
provided IN this constitution.
SEC ~. The seventh article Of this constitution
Prescribing oath Of office, snail take effect and
after the first day Of January ono thousand eight
hundred and seventyhve.
SIC. 2s. The terms Of oflce Of county commits
siones and county auditors chosen prior 10 the year
shall not have expired before the nrsl Monday Of
January, in the year one thousand eight hundred
and seyeny;six, shall expire on that day.
SEC. %. All State, county, city,ward borough and
township officers in Office at the time OF the adoption
Of this constitution, whose compensation is NOT pro
vded for by salaries alone shall continue 10 receive
the compensation allowed them by law until the ex
piration Of their respective terms Of office.
SEC. 80. All State and judicial oflcers heretofore
elected, sworn affirmed or in office when this con
sttton shall take effect, shall severaly, within
oath (or affrmaton) TO support this constitution.
SEC ~. The General Assembly, at it, first session,
or as soon as may be atter the adoption Of this
7titutlon, shall pass such laws may be necessary
10 carry the same into full force and effect
SIC. 80. The ordinance passed by this convention
entitled IAN ordinance for submitting the amended
constitution Of Pennsylvania 20 a vote ofthe electors
thereof shall be held to be valid for oil the purposes
thereof ...
SIC. 80. The words County Commissioners" where
ever used IN this constitution, and in any ordinance
accompanying the same shall be held 20 include the
Commissioners for the city OF Philadelphia.
Adopted a. Philadelphia, ON the third day OF No
vember, in the year of out Lord one thousand eight
hundred and scyenty-three
OFFICE or
SECRETARY Or THE CoMAOEwEALTH, I,
HARRISBURG, Nov 18th 1873.
certify that the foregoing Is correct copy of the
new Constitution proposed the people of the Com
monwealth of Pennsylvania, for their approval or
rejection as the same appears Of record in this office
NJ g. QUAY.
Secretary of Commonwealth
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-11-26

when sitting for that purpose, The ecnsiors shail
~ npOn oath or affirmation no Irfrun shall be coii-
fictcd without the concurrence ~ wo-thirds of tho
mpmbcnEfcsent
SEc a.&r Governor and all other civil offlcCn
shall beN|r ~ impeachment fur any mt leihchnur
IN eiiicc, bWiudgmcnt in such casts shall not -
tend further than tn nnmoynl fromOiire and dsquni-
hcaOn 10 hold any Office of trust profit under this
Commonwealth the person accused, whether CON
indictment. tial. Judgment aud punishment accord
ing 10 law.
sKa All officers shall hold their ofircs on the
ditan that they behave themselves we'll white n ufCU
aud shall be- removed ON conviction of mishehaYlur
In office or Of any Infamous crtEaf.
Appointed officers other tina IEcs " The courts
Of record and the suporlutcmd - Publ instruc-
by whira they shall have hctu appointed. Al ON
Uers elected 10y Tie people, cNeyUt uoycfnuf, Lou
tenant Governor. members Of the General Assembly,
and Judges OF the courts of record. learned IN the
law, shall be removed by the Governor Tor reason
able cause after due notice and full hearing ON the
address Of wo-thirds OF the Senste.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-11-26

cirrrs AND CRY CHARTERS.

SECTION |. Cities may be chartered whenever
majority OF the electors Of any town OF borough hav
ing population of Of enst ten thousand shall vote
al any general election IN favor OF the same.
Sfr .. No debt shall be contracted or liability in
CURED by any municipal commission, except iu
pursuance Of an appropriation previously made
therefor by the municipal government.
SIC. 3. Every city shall, create sinking fund,
which shall be inyolaby pledged for the payment Of
It's funded debt.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-11-26
ARTICLE XIV.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

SFcTIoS l. County officers shall consist Of sheriIs
coroners prothonotarles, registers OF wills recorders
tors, or controllers clerksof The courts district at
torneys, and such others as may from time TO time
be established by law and no sheriff or treasurer
shall be eligible for the term next succeeding the
for which he may be elected.
SEC. 3 County officers shall be elected at the gem
eral elections and shall hold their offices tor the
OF three years beginning the first Monday Of jan
uary next ater their election and until their sue
ceSors snail ne any qualihed All vacancies not 9th
efwse provided for shall be filed In such manner
as may be provided by law
SEC. 3. No person shall be appointed IN any ONCE
within any county WHO shall not have been citizen
and an nhabltant therein one year next before his
appointment, II the county shall have been long
then within the limits OF the county or counties
out Ofwhich II shall have been taken.
SEC T. prothonoaries clerks OF courts, recorders Of
deeds registers OF wills county surveyor, and sher-
ifs shall keep their offices in the county town of the
county in which they respectively shall be oiieers.
SIC. 8. The compensation for county officers shall
be regulated by law, and all county officers who are
or may be saared shall pay all fees which they may
county state, may be directed by law. In coun-
ties containing over one hundred and hity thousand
inhabitants all county officers shall be paid by saa-
ry and the salary of any such officer aud his clerks
heretofore paid by fees shall not exceed the aggre
gate amount of fees earned during his term and col
SIC O. The General Assembly shall provide by law
for the strict accountability of all county township
and borough oeeIs, - gell for The fees which may
moneys which may be paid 20 them,
SIC. :. Three cOUnty commissioners and three
county auditors shall be elected In each connty
where such officers chosen, in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy-hve, and every
third year thereafter and In the election of said Of
leeTs each qualified eleetOr shall vote for no more
than two persons and the three persons having the
highest number Of votes shall be elected amy casual
county auditor shall be filed by the Court of Com
mon Pleas of The county In which such vacancy shall
occur by the appointment of an eeetor Of the proper
county who shan have voted for the commissioner
or apdAor whose place II TO be hued.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-11-26

the law Judges thereof the General Assembly shall
hy rgncral law designate The courts ard Judges by
whom The several CLASSES ~ election contests shall c
tried and regulate the manner Of trial and all mat
tofs Incident thcrco but no such law assigning ur-
isdtlon, ur regulating ite exercise. shall apply 10
putsagc
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-11-26
ARTICLE XVIII
IuIIHE AMEAmnLNI..

SECTION !. ANY amendment 90 amendments a. thh
constitution may bc proposed in thr senate 90 HOUSE
OF Representatives aud III the shali o. aErrtl
" BY majority Of the meluber elected ~ zach
mouse, such proposed amendment Or Amendments
shall be entered on thelT lvufa, with The yeas Hia
nays taken thereon and the Secretary Of The Common
wealth shah Gauss the same 20 be lubllslud thfre
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-11-26
ARTICLE XII .
PUBLIC oFFIcKRs.

SECTION l. All officers whose selection Is not pro-
vided for in this constitution shall be elected op
pointed as may be directed by law
SEC. 2. No member Of Congress from this State, nor
any person holding or exercising any office ap-
pontment of trust or profit under the United States
shall at the same time hold exercise any Office in
this State TO which salary fees perquistes shall
be attached. The General Assembly may by law de-
clare what Offices are Incompatible.
SIC. g. Any person who shall fight duel or send a
challenge for THAI purpose, or be alder abeltOr In
fighting duel shall be deprived OF the right of hold
ing any office of honor or profit in this State, aud
may be otherwise punished shall be prescribed by
law.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-11-26
ARTICLE XI

SECTION /. The freemen OF this Commonwealth
shall be armed organized and disciplined for It's de
fense when and in such manner as may be directed
by law. The Genera Assembly shalt provide for
maintaining the militia by appropriations from the
Treasury of the Commonwealth, and may exempt
from military service persons having conscientious
scruples against bearing arms
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-07-26
THE Cogia Hassan Store.


The lateness of the hour at which we receiv-
ed our account of Colby Commencement, rem
dered it impossible to give an abstract of the
speeches at the dinner, which were of unusual
interest, as some had special reference to par
tial courses, elective studies, and the old-fash-
Toned classical course. The following are the
points made by several gentlemen:
Hon. JosiahH. Drummond of Portland, spoke
of the crisis which the college had now entered
upon, and trusted that in its new departure t
would receive the most cordial aid of the Alum
nj. He referred to the system of education to
be pursued by the college, and trusted it would
adhere to its old system of instruction, believing
a he did, in severe mental training SO necessa-
ry to sound discipline.
Speaker Blaine of Augusta, who also respond
ed to a call, cheerfully conceded in the views
expressed by the preceding speaker Mr. Blaine
deprecated the modern elective system, announc-
ing himself as conservative. He hoped Colby
would adhere to the old code of studies she had
established, and if she did not depart from it,
he predicted for her a brilliant future. More
mathematics, more calculus, and more comic
sections was what students needed in their men.
tai training As to elective studies, those that
the ordinary student would elect for himself, the
faculty should elect that he should not study
in the views expressed by Mr., Drummond. He
was sorry to see that Bowdoin College, his alma
mater, hal incorporated the feature of mi
litia instruction in its system. He dsapptoved OF
it, and believed it would work injury to the COL
lege. Parks of artillery, such as he saw during
a recent visit to Bowdoin, were only fitted fol-
West Point
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-07-26

New LODGE OF GOOD TEMPLARs. Last
evening at Arcana Hall, Williams Block, a
new lodge of Good Templars was instituted by
A. J. Chase, ESQ.,, County Deputy, assisted by
W. F. Morrill,, ESQ.,, Grand Worthy Secretary,
and members of lodges in this city. Forty
charter members composed the organization.
After the obligations had been received, the
following officers were installed for the present
quarter:-Wm. e. st. John, w. G. T.; Hattie
E. st. John, w. V. T.; VIM. H. Nelson, w.
c.; Henry S. Burgess, Jr., w. s.; Henry w.
Shaw, w. It. S.; George HI. Blake, w. T.;
Albert H. Frank, w. M; Mary M. Calmon,
W. d. M. Abbie Bailey, W. 1. g.; Freeman
S. w. Nickerson, w. 0. G.
After the installation of officers, George H.
Lefavor was recommended for Lodge Deputy.
Remarks embodyng welcome were made by
Deputy Chase, Grand Worthy Secretary Nor
ri.l and others. Fitting replies were made by
members of the new ladge.
This lodge is organized under circumstances
more than ordinarily favorable, and is cordially
welcomed into the fraternity of lodges in this
city. The regular meetings of this Lodge will
be held hereafter on Saturday evening at Sons
of Temperance Hail.