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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-06
SprriaI Nnfrrs.

PASSUMPSIC LODGE, No. g. +. n A. NJ.
Regular communication Thursday or before
the full of the Moon. b. l.. HASTINGS, Sec.
HASwELL CHAPTER. NO: IL. X. \. VI.
Regular communication Friday on or before the
ul of the moon. :. W. PAGE. Sec'y.
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amount of the deficit. and the facts
which have already come to light. this
seems almost incredible. But we leave
the matter here until there is further
investigation. wishing to give the par
ties concerned the benefit of all the
doubt now hanging over this very sad
business. And we have no question
but this is the wish of all fair minded
persons in the community.
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The Concert.

Inc concert.
The musical concert given 10y quite
AN array of local talent, for the benefit
of the Episcopal Society. occurred last
Friday evening. From the program,
which was given in these columns last
week. it will he seen that there WAS Il
great variety of entertainment. consist
ing of orchestral music. Il male qnintette,
songs. trios. quartetteS. and solos upon
the cornct and piano. We shall make
no comparisons where all the parts were
81 we'll done. but the songs 10y Miss
Sergeant and the c"rnet play ing 10y MI
H. W. Batchelder. seemed to he two
things that the audience could not get
enough of-aithough every performer
WAS encored. The audience was large
and app.eciative. and the stage and
hall were beautifully trimmed viii
hunting. evergreen and flowers.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-06
New Telegraph Line.

Joseph Trudell has the contract fol
setting the telegraph poles from this
place To Wells River, and Orville Law
renee the contract from this place ia
Both men are at work. and the wires
will he up this fall. As has already
been stated in this paper, this Inter
national Telegraph line will connect al
Wells River with the Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph, now as far north il
/ New Hampshire as Bristol. and it i.
expected that the Western Union will
connect with the International at Lu-
mrmburg.
To understand the matter fully. the
reader should understand that the West
"Im Union Telegraph Company hav,
had Il monopoly of the telegraphing
more particularly in New England, fol
many Years. a rival company tn,
| Atlantic \ Pacific have wires to tn,
Pacific coast, and largely in the west
and is gradually extending them east
In Canada, the Montreal Company Joins
hands with the Western Union. and
the Dominion Company, which joins
hands with the Atlantic and Pacific. Is
Il competing line, now having nearly
ten thousand miles of wire The In
tcrnatI"nal Company already have {;
working line from st. JohnshurV Ia
Swauton. and they are now extending
their wire to the Province line. where
il will he met 10y the Dominion Com
IamN'> line. Thus il will Ice seen. that
a> soon as this connection is made. and
the International make connection
with the Atlantic and Pacific at Wells
River. the circuit l. complete. and st
.)"hn>huIN has competing Geographic
facilities with ''all the world and tn,
rest of mankimd which i Il matter OF
40 small moment To business men and
all others. ~ prices must then com,
down.
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Monroe.

monroe.
On Saturday evening our people We're
aroused 10y the cry of fire. which WAS
discovered issuing from the barn of
Larkln Hastings, Esq. The premises
were a total loss which cannot fall be
low 5000 or $500. We understand Mr.
Hastings made an application to have
this property insured in the \. II. Mu-
tual, and paid the premium, but the
agent neglected t" write up Il policy.
81 there is Il question whether he will
obtain indemnity OF not. The cause of
the fire is unknown, as no one lived on
the premises.
Gilchrist & Bowman have formed IL
copartnrrShip with f. Ii. Colby of
Mclndocs. and the new firm propose to
stock their own store in Monroe and the
one belonging to K. +. Peabody in Mclu-
does. which is Il gratifying result t" us
who dwell in Monroe.
George Blndgett y Son have erected
quite Il large building by the roadside
ON Il vacant lot of theirs. and have put
in Il small steam engine for power. for
the purpose of repairing carriages and
>lciglI> and also making new work.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-06

Children cry for Castoria. 1t is as pleasant
to Ike honey. and is absolutely harmless. 1t il
sure IL expel worms cure wind collie regulate the
stomach and bowels and overcome irritabity
caused by rash cutting teeth. 1t is perfect
substitute for castor oil. and for costiveness i'll
Young old there is nothing i'll existence etfrc-
tive and reliable
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5Harriaqrs.

20 NdrrjoJc> and Deaths inserted free.
OhifHuric>. sir cents Il line.
Al I:arurt September = at tn, residence OF Ia
Md Gibson. Esq. 10y Rev. j. service. Mr.. John
,"bl-I.h and Miss Iurrna Cook both "i HYDE Park
Vt Ey"Earr. October 3 by Rev u G. Fairs Mr..
.I"hn \ McI.am and Miss Martha J. dickson. both
of RNrgat-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-06

The latest, greatest. and most reliable remedy
ever put together by medical science for Iheuma-
tism, wounds. Swrllings. burns caked breast. &c.
Is the trntaur Eminent. There two kinds.
What TIA" White Lnmrnt is for the human family
the Yellow trntaur liniment is for spawned
lame and strained horses and animals.
I dec Is
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-06

from ILLINOIS, was present, and by in
vltatIon spoke for nearly half an hour
upon the general subject of temperance
giving incident. illustration and story
with such ealneStncsS and pathos a> to
deeply Interest every listener. He was
followed 10y Mr.. Drew in one of his
stirring appeals. and the meeting closed
with IL strong invitation from the chair
man, II. {. Bates. Esq. to the people
to turn out and sustain these meetings
of the temperance club. The exercises
of the evening were interSpcrSed with
temperance songs. The next meeting
of the club is this (Thursday) evening.
at 7::}O.
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Glen Advertisements.

Persistent Ad>rrti-in: in thu. right medium
brings business.
hFFltE AND TENEMENT To RENT.
" 2Itt TlIO>. WARD.
~ bOlb MD HAY iuT sale. Enquire ct
w JERRY DREW.
4 DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AT st. .I"hn,hury
n East NIllI-r f"r sale. inquire OF
q. T. BROWN
LYME WATCHES REPAIRED and rated AT
HOW AEpN RON ELLIS.
I'OE SALE-unr full blood Jersey Calf regis
L tered. Enquire OF &c. BROWN
- bloomsbury Vt. October i. l-76. At
| O>G-On Monday September - ON the road
l Ih'tw".n South Hardwick and Danvill, Green.
a a>hmrrr Shawl with dark border and black cen
ter The finder will he suitably rewarded by lrav-
iug the smiths Hotel. panvIllr OF Walk
,r's Hotel - I"hnshurv
= GOULD.
West Concord Vi September - I-76. o.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-06

W. "''.'''S ''''9'N up I" w.t. 81 -"'"'
'' '-
u.,. , r,. p,,,;.t
'''''
P.I,, u,,ctiu" ,t the Church of the
-,,.il. n,.\t Sunday evening.
uurrIancc concert next SUNDAY
g., -,
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oil,
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." J'"'''H store vi VI Lac" =
From ,lol.u to twenty of our citi-
sd II.,,,,,1 liz, ,,..,I. ;u,lud;uo
D..,,, ,t MISUNDERSTANDING
..,,
!. The contributions Of fl. Ame,i-
"''"'"' We ',"'''e ."'
~.o, ''"'" 81 '"h''S""'!' i""'
3d. T.. l.. Cushing MIS- thrown from
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Excursions.

Excursions are Yet the rage. on Sat
urdaN of this week there l. one from
Wells River aud below on the PasSump
SIC road. to the White Mountain Notch
On MoEdaH. the OH. tickets will h
sold at all stations on the =. \ .. road
To Philadelphia and return. good for 81
days. Fare from johnson. Sl5.SO: East
IIarduick. I4.9O Walden. Il.3O; Dan
Vile. Hoo: ST. bloomsbury and stations
east. l3.5U. Tickets sold only on Mon
dav. 1t will he seen this is the cheapest
WAY of getting To Philadelphia yet adj
Ncrtiscd. The route is through the
Notch to North Conway, theme 10y
Eastern Road to Boston thence To Fal
River and 10y steamer T." New York
reaching Philadelphia on Tuesday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-06
Runors.

The standing of business man ol
firm may he very seriously impaired. il
not ruined, 10y rumorS And groundlc>>
rumors are just aS good for this purpose
as any others. We are led to these re-
Elections 10y the rumols hat have been
current III this place for IL few DAYS
especially one. To the effect that Il mrr-
camille firm doing Il good business in Il
ncIghboIlnG town, were losers to the
amount of five or six Thousand dollars
10y the failure of Bowman 4 Hopkins.
I'm investigation shows that this party
VIII lose but IL few hundred dollars.
Any one can ste that the difference h,-
tween the rumor and the fact, might hc
the difference between solvcmcy and
insolvency.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-06
A Young Blgamist.

Sheriff Preston arrested on Friday
Henry Rivers and Amelia Bailey. f"r
adultery. and locked them up in Jail
Rivers has made il his home in this
place of late. while Amelia halls from
Calais. After thrir arrest. the sheriff
searched the house III Paddnrk village.
and found two chcc>c> and considerable
flour. which Rivers stole at Robert
kel>cN'> i'll North Damvillr few weeks
ago. The tub of butter which WAS
stolen at the same time. WAS not found.
The sheriff then arrested John CaSNcIl.
also of Paddock village. and Il hr"thrr-
In-laW of Rivers. a> accessory Ia the
theft, and all three are now in Jail
awaiting further proceedings. This
Henry Rivers l. one at the bad men "i
this section. He has already served
one term III the New Hampshire state
prison, and at his trial at Lancaster
IRE 81 has TiTcS We're witnesses against
him. He claims now To have eight. He
married Lucy Bates of GuildhnIl. Il tcN,
months ago. and WAS living with her in
Paddock village when arrested. Sh,
appears To- hc an honest woman. Rivers
is of French origin. and says he is only
- Years old. but he i doubtless - oI
more.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-06
Notice Of Dissolution,

The Junior partner OF the late firm of BOW
MAN \ HOPKINS having violated every stipu-
latI"n al our agreement. hereby declare the co
partnership dissolved. All demands due thu. late
firm will lee settled by AT the old stand
y i. BOWMAN Senior Partner.
-. J"hmshury. October =. l-76. a.
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McIndoe's Falls.

We learn that the article stating that
the Society were presented with an
organ from Mrs. Susan Thompson is
incorrect.
Or. Chandler. Il phrcnologist. has en-
gagged to give Il course of lectures at the
Methodist chapel. and has already Civ
cn four on the various divisions of the
subject.
Work on c. W. French's house has
been suspended in order To determine
whether he will complete the job or
sell the property t" Calvin Dewey.
The Rev. Mr.. Grout who represents
the Missionary Association in the south
clm States. gave an interesting and no
doubt truthful account in the Conpre-
/ gational church on Sunday eve, of the
local. educational and religious interests
i'll the Atlantic and Gulf States as he
SAW them i'll a recent trip.
X. +. Peabody 4 Co. are favored
with Il good supply of orders and are
running their mill to its fullest capacity
having cut out :}OO.OO #. of hill stuff in
tine consecutive days.
! Mr. Bruce has at last formally opened
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nrafhs.

In This place. September 81 Mr. Russell Under
wood. aged 20 wears.
In this place. October MI Quincy T. Parker.
aged - Years. Funeral At hi- house. FRIDAY a
uolrck T. NJ.
Vt STANDARD September = ct heart disease. "a.
li-ta W Brown aged - wears. wife Of Chester
Brown
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Temperance Meetings.

Temperance Meetings.
Very fortunately Tor the good-slZe"
audience which met at the town nail
Thursday evening at the meeting OF the
TEMPERANCE reform club. Mr.. Bnrnell,
the earnest and eloquent lay preacher
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Personal.

Andrew +. Rankin, ESP, of this place.
has rerei,e ed The appointment of Srcre-
tary of Civil and Military Affairs t" the
Governor and Carl NJ. Spencer son
of Geo. W. Spencer is GOV. Fairbanks
page.
William }. Connell, Esq. of Omaha.
formerly of this state has again re
cciNcd the nomination of the Rrpubl
cans of Douglas county, for District
Attorney. Mr.. Council has filled this
position with acceptance and marked
ability for the past four Years.
Rev. John ;. Whitman. late of LNn-
don. Is now settled i'll the stirring place
of Bcrca. Ohio.
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Partnership Dissolved.

The partnership heretofore existing between
the subscribers under the name ot RANDALL \
LEON ARD l. this day di~~"lvrd by mutual con
sent. All demands due said firm must he paid 10
Asa Randall. VIII" will pay all claims against the
ASA RANDALL
October = l-1G ~ j. W LEONARD
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Norrisville.

Ralph GiltilIan. a Young man about
Ii. son of Thomas Gillian of this place.
had his right hand badly cut Saturday
last. He WAS working in the Norris
Vile Manufacturing Compamys shops
with small circular saw. and lost three
fingers. while the remaining fore finger
will bc Stitfcncd.
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New Insurance Firm.

An advertisement elScw here will in
form the reader that Mr.. W. II. Gal
hraith has sold his interest in the
general insurance agency in this place.
t" Capt. p. ID. Blodgeri. who forms a
c"partnerShip with Mr.. Galhraitl'> part
mrr, Mr. Louis Folrtt. The firm nt
Bl"dyeft y Follctt will carry on the
business of fire. accident and life inSrII
ance ut the old office in Bank block
over Bingham, drug store.
Mr.. Galhraitl leaves the business. tn
again enter his former profession OF
teaching. Al this Will take him away
from this town. it is Il matter of regret
that he makes the change. just where
he VIII locate Is not Vet decided. but
we understand his thoughts are towards
California. Wherever he goes. tlir best
wishes of many friends =" with him.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-06

... H>r ~ ,pI<,,- EouM.-Oprn from a NJ
it"ui = tod. aud from : Il" /! 4. NJ
.-rd Wednesday Evenings
,.tA open tuesday and Friday.
". W. TIIAIER Librarian.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-06

pensIve undertaking for them to make
an exhibit thee. and we are glad they
! Woh
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-06

Week before last. Il small party from
the Centre. visited the summit of Burke
mountain. Passing through East Burke
and ''piukham." we left our team at
the Aaron Ladd place" From this
place Il good tootpath leads To the sum
init ON Il former occasion we walked
up the mountain in fifty minutes. but
on this day We were nearly two h"urs.
ON our arrival at he summit we were
we'll repaid for ON journey. The view
includes Owls Head in Canada. the
White Mountains of New Hampshire.
The AdirondackS in New York. Mt.
Mansfield. JAY Peak. and the Willuu"h
by mountains and Lake. and numerous
villages. ponds and rivers in Vermont
Lovers of tine scenery can spend Il day
an Burke mountain with rs much pleas
urc and profit as at any other place in
Vermont. We would caution any who
may go there, to carry water with them
as none will be found on the mountain.
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,r,nd A ogirn>burg X Il. Trains


l-,v,.- Portland 40 a M Fabvan'
IIuruhuI-. 10. East Concord ;..;l,l
.t.u Nurth Concord. 10, West con
- Juhu~huTN SEQ, arrives at 81
.If I,t,,- II. Juhn-burN al 5.lJ
-.l Walden ola Greensboro G.:i- Ea~t
.i- HlidWick G..@. arrives al johnson
..,o. Leaves LuurnbuTg $50 "a. m. T.
81. VI .I,.- Pond - North Concord -
rt-. g. II .luhn-hurN :. L.. arrive st
-u RAVES -. .luhn-burN al 6.lI "a. III.
-u alden ~ East Hardwick -
.f.tr.-.n IT Hoo.
g. p. Iran doc not run Mondays west 4"
...uS
GOING FAST.
. .,n-l,iyr- johnson AT sos a. IN. Hard
hast Hardwlck - tirrrn-hnr" -!
1888 Dam Ill, IN. arrives AT 81. Johns
..-- leaves II. Juhu~huTN 92O Il. m, +
...r. l.gl Vest Concord 9;i4 y. Concord
. . nagi 1908 + Concord 1913. Lunrnhur.
...n- ,ii Boston 10y way OF North Con
... tpl Portland l::sO y. IN. srrivin.
-..t.g- and al Boston. VIA North CONWAY
f-. IrIn-LrIyr~ johnson at Has. Il. IN.
.... l-i. 10 f. IlITdwick l.:,-. GrcrnSh"r'
den , - nanvillr b.. arrives at ~
....t, -. leaves II .T"hnshury. 30 p. III.
, E.ru-hur, > b West Concord 80. Nnrtl
...H- " .r- Pond 49, East Concord. tao
. . au,nruI- At 49,.
-lI...u DOES not run Mondays and SAT
t.-- Of - Iuhn-hurN.
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Telegraph Offices

.-IIEN [ NIuN and VI. lNTER>ATIuNAL TIL
aAtH COMPANY. Offices i'll the Post Otiic"
Htu street and in the Passenger Depot
'.r hours from A. NJ. too 4. NJ. Night
..--t-r- at half rates.
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.ic Railroad Time Table

MANS MOVING ooIIh
leaves ~hrrhr"oke AT 40 a. M.
- knoxville III 81. Johnsbury 9:Oi
,. arrives AT W. X. Junction a
,... Leaves Shrrhrnoke al L 90 y M
Do 49,. IyudonvIllr 9:lI. 81. Johns
.,n. River lOIj, arrives AT W. /;
MIA IN -rI~ru To connect with train,
t., 4ld Ih" N"~i.
D,. Frpr.sS Leaves Montreal at 80,
.i J. 70 m I.ynd"nvillc BOZ. ST
"' Id Wri- River i.02. arrives at Bos
..,..fit @; 10 M p. III.
,.,t, FrpreS>-LravcS Montreal AT 30,
-, ,su l,udonvillc ll:0i, st. Johns
rr,r u - a. m. Wells River l2:2I
a..,an VIA Plymouth, AT 30 Il. III.
..,>- MuVI>" NORTH
I,,,rs " K Junction at l::,J D. III
.int II I"hnsburN j:O-. l.Nudonvi i'll,
,.lrii,t.~ Al >h-rbrn"kr AT 9:i6.
.,...-I.rlyr~ ". X. Junction at Il:
l.,-r Iru7 -. .I"hnshury HOO. Lyn
~. \,npurt 10 p. III. arrives at, Sh-r
.p m
I'm. Erpr,ss-Lcavrs Boston 100 III
,. WILL River LIB p. m. st. Johns
. ..- ,u,iuu, illr 80, Newport i:iJ. arrive,
..-.ur"
.,,tt Errr,.S- Leaves Boston AT 6:O,
r,mputh Wells River I2I- 81
"a l.,ud"n,il,. LOS. Newport 30, ar
.urr,h At 400 q M.
.U. ~4nd,, aud not Monday.
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Obituary.

Mr.. Russell Underwood died at his
home in this place on Saturday evening"
sept. 81, at the age of 30 Years. He
had been sick with u fever for two oI
week his ease WAS considered critical.
hut on Thursday he seemed better. and
strong hopes were entertained that he
would recover. ON Friday. however.
| there was Il change for the worse. and
| lac gradually sank until just is the last
minutes of the day. the week. and the
month were ticking away. his life went
! out. And what life Quiet. simple,
rna>>uming. without guile. Thorough
/ " religious and devoted To the good
callSc, the last Years of his life were
especially useful. In his death not "nlN
the church with which he was connected
LOSES a valuable, and beloved member,
but the church universal suffers. MI
Tud-rw God WIS ON the executive com
nIittee of the State \. VI. &. A.. and WIS
particularly useful III the gospel Won
" hich has been done in this pant at tn,
state during the past eighteen months
and many one whom he has directed
in the good way will now rise up and
call him blessed. He had been fol
} many wears IA leading member of tn,
=. Methodist church III this place. Mr.
Underwood WAS bonn in Lyman. y. H..
. and removed to this place more than
twenty Years ago. For considerable
time he WAS foreman of the carpcntc
work at +. y +. Fairbanks y Cos. hu
ten bridge builder on the Portland \
Oydcnsburg Railroad, Il position to
which he was cminently qualified. lie
leaves wife and tnur children tive
l. SONS and two daughters. The "ldr>
son. TimotIIy. is located in California
and Was not present to receive Il father
parting blessing.
As We go To press. We learn of the
death of another citizen. Mr.. Quincy Il
Parker. also Il worthy member "t tin
Methodist church. Nh. Parker has live,
I tol many Wears on Il farm Il mile "r tW'
east of this village. Although not
public or prominent man, he WAS a MAJ
of picty and exemplary life. He wa
father of Rev. E.W Parker, now and t"
! many Years past. missionary At M"rad
ahad. India; also of Ms. Caleb II
Marshall of this Village.
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We respectfully offer services 10 the public
a. Insurance Agents and prepared to place
panics. stock OF mutual
We promise prompt aud careful attention to bus
mess ent listed {" and shall continue a. hereto
tore I" charge no fee for Policies RenetUdLs or Trans
ters IN Stock Companies
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lnrII and State Urns.

N'hiliug tr"st~ up To Oct. >. Max,
.'rI ir.
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The p. & o. r. r. have tt.ad

an exhibit th'ic and we are rIoJ ,L,.,.
won.
The p. & o. r. r. have fitted mn 81,
ne" Office in Bank block. Just across
'h' haii troh THEN former offices. and
Mr.. Charles ii. Stevens. the n,ssaro..,
ana freight agent. occupies the same
with his clerk. The former offices are
occupied 10y Superintendent ,Jew.tt and
Cashier Hastings.
MI. Howe of the Avenue House. is
making important changes and repairs
lie Is pulling down the barn in the
court back of the house, and is to put
on new dining room on that side
converting the present dining room.
"hlch Is on Eastern Avenue. into stores.
Work is already begun. Mrs. Charles
lilnnan Is to occupy one of the stores
for millinery.
Last Sabbath morning, the paStor
of the North Church said the weekly
offerings for the third quarter of the
year. just closed, amounted to SI6SI.72
the expenses to less than 800, leaving
Il balance of : 900 for benevolent oh
JrctS. For the nine months since this
church has adopted the weekly offering
plan. there has been Il gain of IOI per
cent. III benevolent contributions, over
the two Years previous most crafty
ing result.
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Victory.
John Shaw has replaced his barn.
which was burned Sept. Il. 10y Il new
one of smaller size, but better finished
than the old one.