, 1875-10-17

| inc f}ur;np the week with attentive audiences
| The course closes on Thursday evening next.
On Tuesday evening, the hon 3. +. Park
perance Reform Club. The Rev. 8. ~. Jewett
for three years PASTOR OF the First II. E. Church
gives hig farewell address before the club OF
TUESDAY evening next at Music Hall, and DR.
OtLeary lectures upon Temperance under its aus
pices tomorrow afternoon at tha CitY-HAu.
Vlctorta G. Woodruff lectures upon ''Tht
False ana the True, Socially on Monday even
ing At the Opera-House and in another week
Theodore Tlton ia to occupy the same rostrum
under the auspices Of the Amenoan Literary
Bureau.
On Wednesday evening, the Hon. Daniel
Douyherty discourses upon 1.-THE Stage" Thif
will be the second lecture Of tho Aurora Lecture
Association Course.
The past week has brought sotrow to many
hearts in this community, though only two are
to be recorded. Mr. f. D. Griffin, 4 citizen oil
Aurora since 1856, aud widely known both East
and West a. agent for the Equitable Life In
surapce Company, and later OF the Chatter Oak.
went to Boston some time since and established
an agency for the Introduction Of Hills
Manuel" into New England. 4 couple Of weeks
since he was attacked With Inflammation Of the
bowels; Mrs. Griffin was summoned to bis side
last week by telegraph; and On Wednesday he
breathed his last. The bereaved wife and sor-
rowing friends are expected to arrive at 1915
popular man here at home, and many tear will
be dropped to his memory.
On Thursday evening. the wife OF Mr. q.
Squitea died OF pneumonia, at tho age Of 66
years. With her husband and children. Mrs.
Squires removed from Virgil, Cortland County,
N. T., and settled at Big Rock, in this county,
removing to Aurora eight years subsequently,
She was highly esteemed BY large circle Of
friends. The funeral sarvicos Occur this after
noon at her iato residence.
EXCURSIONS
G. Il. Reeves Ut this city, has still another
excursion to Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, and the
Territories, which paasea over the Northwestern
Road, leaving Turner junction on Tuesday next,
Oct 19, and many are availing themselves Of the
cheap rates offered.
Another exclusion, under the auspices Of Jen-
nings Seminary. leaves this city at $3.50 a. m, on
Tuesday, Oct.f26 for Ncosho Falls, K4n.,-fare
for the round trip, S25, The Trustees OF the
Seminary have tho sale OF 100 600 acres OF choice
lauds in the Neosho Valley, which they are offer
ing at from So to e6 per scre which explains the
object Of tho excursion.
a ''MIssIoN,"
which ia to continue fifteen days, Is now in prog
ress ut the French Catholic Church, parish OF
the Sacred Heart of Jesus, in charge Of the Di-
rector Of Bourhannais College and the prieat OF
st. Georges parish with services every evening.
PERSONAL
Allan ". stolp. OF Boston. is visiting his
friends in this city.
Henry Fickenshez, after several weeks' yaca-
ton spent in Detroit ia again attending to busi-
lie Letters from William B. Allen. who is at
present IN New York, report satisfactory i'm
proyement OF his health.
The Rev. James Gorton, formerly pastor Of
the UniveFsalist Church, has removed with his
family to New York, leaving this city on Wednes-
dav last.
LEONARD Rice, after three years Of patient
struggle against grasshoppets and other af1ic-
tions. has returned to Aurora from Nebraska.
He drove through with team, spending five
weeks upon the road.
S, S. Sencenbaugh, porular ary-eooda mer-
chant here for some yea1s, removes mis- stock to
Princeton next week
Dr.. John E. Hurlbut is visiting his former
home in Norwich, n. Y.
Elder Charles Button, for years pastor Of the
Union Baptist Church, but more recently Of b.
tavia. has removed to Marquette, Mich.
G. Il. Faye, formerly OF the Aurora Ne,os has
assumed editorial control of the Mendoza BuE-
,esis
Miss Helen Street is enjoying = trip to Cali
fornia she left Aurors Thursday.
Joseph Sigmund, proprietor OF the Nescs, is
visiting friends in Burlington, vt.
Miss Anna Lincoln, OF Madison, Wis, is visit
ing the Misses Anna and Clara White
Capt. Furman is lying dangerously i'll with
typhoid fever.
Mr. and Ms. Albert Guild have been at Sara
toga Springs, n. T., for q couple of months,
Turing which time Mrs. Guild has been = great
sufferer from intlammatory rheumatism, her life
1t times being despaired Of.
County Treasurer q. G. Paddock and wife,
Who have spent the summer in Europe, will sail
from Liverpool for home on the 23d inst.
MaYor Valintine still fingers East, and Aid.
v. ". Bishop is officiating during his absence.
n the seven months which have ssed since his
election. His Honor has managed 10 be present
1t four meetings Of the Common Council.