, 1875-11-28

company klQH "Gak II Ior Lueil interest,". II
the ruuor be trpe the 1sl11oad officials ELL haye
inmortallzed their names.
OTHER SUBURBS,
LAKE FOREST.
Mrs G. B. F&rwell gave An elegant party
Tuesday evening. Among those present we're
Senator and Mrs. Johu 4. Losao. Mr. and Mrs.
]. '. Farwell, M1. aud Mrs. Henry c. Duzand,
Dr.. ard Mrs. R. ". Patterson, Prof. and Mrs.
Hewet r..snd Mrs. William Henry Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. Warren, Capt. aud Mrs. Sabin, Mr. and
Mrs. Benedict Mrs. Neef, A1r. and Mrs. Learn
cd, Mrs. Hotchklss, AEr. aud Mrs. Ward, Dr.. and
Mrs. Henderson,. Mr. and Mrs. Dickenson, the
Misses Neef, Warren. Weston, Marsh, Warner,
Hathaway, Ward, and Wing. and Messrs. Neet,
Fabian, Detteus, Porter, and Feuendon. The
Freshman class OF the University and the
Senior classes OF the Seminary and Academy
were also present. The house WAS beautifully
decorated with flowers, and the refreshments
we're excellent. Those present we're aii INTEREST
ed IN the University here, and the occasion was
the more enjoyable, as it WAS "tru1y feast of
reaaon." This great educational enterprise is
the chief object Of interest in Lake Forest at
present. 4 Library has been started, and it is
hoped that it will excel ANYTHING this side of
New York. and pleasant literary entertainments
will be held in the Library rooms during the
winter.
The good people OF this sanity locality kept
THANKSGIVING pretty much after thoir own ind1-
vidual liking. No pubic services we're held, ex-
cept in the African Church. Many OF the fAmi-
lies had friends from the city to spend the day
WITH them. Each in their own way were thank
ful. and It ia far to suppose that there WAS no
lack OF grateful incense Of thanksgiving and
praise. i
The most noticeable event Was the I" eurpris-
ing " of the family Of Mr. G.. B. Dickinson ~
the visit OF q " phantom party " in the evening.
After silently taking possession OF the premises
t,ons. they laid aside their sheets and plIlox-
cases and masks, and appeared "a Messrs. Will
Jams, Wells, Helon, Skinner, Holt, Hamilton.
Barnum, Warren, and Folsom, and Misses Cles-
bic, Holt, Skinner, Benedict, Helon, Hamilton.
Smith, and Ward. They proved tn be lively
ghosts and capable Of enjoying themselves quito
as much as young men and maidens OF The prea-
ent day.
Mrs. William Fl, Ferry gave Il dinner party to
which sixty relatives we're invited
The church here is still without pastor.
4 pleasant affair-for the contemplation Of
young people ceTtainly-was q wedding-ps1ty 4
few daya ago at the residence OF Mrs. Atteridge.
when John h. Kemp and Mlss Lizzie Ii. Atte-
ridge we're made one through the otHcee OF the
Church administered bY the Rev. Mr.. Taylor.
There were q goodly number Of friends present,
and much rejoicing. The employees OF the West-
ern Union Telegraph Company everywhere wish
johnny Kemp and his bride happy life.
OAR PARK.
The union service held in the Methodist
Episcopal Church Thanksgiving Day was well
attended. The sermon by the Rev. George
huntington. pastor Of the Congregational
Church, WAS listened to with great attention.
The subject was, "shall God Reign2" The
choir, composed OF tho best singers from the
different churches rendered several anthems OF
praise and thanksgiving With much feeling,
which was reciprocated by all.
The boys and several Of the young men OF the
Park amused themselves Thanksgiving morning
by skating On "Scovills" pond. But the genial
sun used all his influence to stop the sport, and
one Of the I" heavy-weights found to his SORROW
that the ice was thin aud the water cold
HRS Barclay Felch. OF Chicago, will talk to thu
ladies' Of the Park Monday, at $50 p. na in the
Methodist church. Subject, 'PhEsicM Cu!-
ture." Mrs. Felch comes we'll recommended,
and, as her lecture is entirely gratuitous, it Ia
hoped the ladies will attend.
Something new iu the line Of sociable will be
held in the First M. E. Church Thursday even
ing, Dec.2. All are expected to brug Eackages
containing pound, which will be auct1oned oil
dining the evening. An Invitation is extended
to all to participate in the enjoyment OF the &C.
caeion.
HARRINGTON.
Bervtces were held in the II. E. Church Thurs
day, q sermon being delivered By the Rev. hr
Hoover appropriate to tue day.
Tho ladies OF the Baptist Church expect tt
give an entertainment On Christmas eve. It will
be prepared in the best style, and will doubtless
prove an acceptable addition to the amusements
Of the holidays.
The gold watch and chatn lost soma time age
by M1s. Garlic Beckvith WIS found BY Airs
Helmes, m honest German wonan residing Or
~ has haaF
owner.
harrington ia to take q step forward In the
march OF improvement, as it is expected that II
is soon to have q newspaper OF Its own. hlf.
Purcell, of Nebraska, ia the fortunate person
who iniepde to assume it's pruprietorshp.
DR., Wells. OF Wauconds, Was noticed in town
Tuesday. r. f. Holton, editor OF the Palat'oe
Herald, made this place flying Vlsit Mednes-
day.
. The friends and pcquaintances Of Mrs. Louis
Ksyes will be grieved to learn Of her death,
which took place In this village on the 30th Inst
, at the residence Of Mr. N. P. keyes. Her dis
ease was consumption. from which abe had SUI
fered but brief period. In theirirreparable loss
the family of the deceased have the sympathy
OF the entire community.
MIR. and Mrs. c. A. Cutting haye left Tor the
South, which they intend TO make Their Perma-
peut residence. Mr.. Cutting has become IN
teres.ed in the proprietorship Of hotel at oka-
Ions, Miss.
nept organization, with the following officers :
President, AI1. c. s. Cutting Vice. President,
Mrs. Miller; Secretary, Miss Nellie Waters. The
6rst regular meeting OF the Association Will %
held Friday evening, Dec. 8, when An instructive
and interesting literary programme WILL DO Of
fo1ed.
LoNRAnD.
The hard-times supper given at the Methodist
Episcopal Church for the benefit of the Ladies'
Aid Society. last Friday eveulng, Was pleasant
affair. All we're bountifnlly supplied with pork
and beans pumpkin pie. coffee, and other good