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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-20
A Sad Death.

Last week on Tuesday, Il Young man
and registered as y. X. Dillon, /. :.
A.. Omaha, Neb." He was apparently
Just coming out of Il dehauch. He re-
manned about the hotel during the
afternoon and next day. enquring
where he could procure whisky. 1t is
not known that he got any, but he did
procure vial of morphine and took
doses from it. evidently hoping to get
sleep. as he was very near the delirium
tiemens. He did not appear at break
fast Thursday morning, and at noon
his room was entered, and he was found
dead in the bed, the vial of morphine
with stick in it, and glass of water
at his side. 1t is not supposed he in
tended suicide, but that not getting the
rest and sleep he craved, he kept taking
frequent doses of the morphine with the
stick. and washing it down with water
from the glass, until finally he took an
overdose, and went into Il stupor from
which he never awoke. BY papers up
on his person his family was discovered,
and in answer to telegram, his father,
John Dillon. of Peru, y. V. Gust across
lake Champlain,) came on Saturday
recognized the remains as those of his
son. and took them home for interment
1t is said that the sight when the father
sov his boy, was one that touched every
heart. As he looked upon him he
vroaued: There is the end of a dissi-
pated life
Mr.. Dillon had every appearance o
being an educated and prominent gen
tl,.mau; and his son, although but =!
wears old, had filled places of trust il
,t least two banking houses, and Wal
evidently a young man of more than
ordinary ability. He leaves il sick wife
at Ilion. n. Y, with whom he has no
lived lately, owing, it is said, to thu
onposition of her parents. The fathe
had NOT seen the son since early III July
and then he had considerable money,
good gold watch. valuable shirt studs
etc. At the time of his death he hat
inst sixty-twO cents. He had beel
.h,ut White River Junction for seVtris
weeks prior to his visit to this P'aee
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-20
uraths.

In this place October II. Mary Clara Agnes.
aged 10 months. daughter of Hector Lacourse.
In North Danville, October H. Mrs. Hannah
Batchclder aged - years. widow of the late
Daniel Batchedrr.
At Danvie. October -, AT the residence OF \
\. L. ellis Mr.. Ira b. Jones, aged 20
In Concord October 10. William T. Richardson,
aged a.
At Island Pond, October IL Mr.. John Craig
aged 30-formerly of Peacham.
In Lowell. Mass. October IL. Mrs Jane Martin,
daughter of Thomas Bickford. of Upper Water
ford. aged ~
At Newfield. y. J.. October Il. William Hutchin
son. formerly of Sutton. aged -.
Al Waterford. Oct. II, Mary f. infant daughter
of Samuel and Emily L. Hemingway.
At West Concord. October 10 Mr. Farwel
Hutchinson. aged ~.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-20

In the whole medical pharmacopea there is
no medicine that cures Bright's Disease, Dropsy,
Kidney, Bladder, and Glandular Complaints, Men
tai and Physical Debility, as soon as Hunts Rem
edy. Excessive Intemperance, Gravel Diabetes,
Pain in the Back and Loins Female Irregularities,
and Complaints of the Urinary Organs are cured
by HUNTS REMEDY. HUNTS REMEDY
never fails to produce the the best results there
fore its adoption by family hysicians
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-20
Monroe.

Monroe.
The enterpri>ing firm of Hadlock y
Wiley are at work on their mill prop
erty and are daily expecting several
ear loads of corn from the west. They
give good satisfaction us millers, and
are entitled to the patronage of theil
tOWnSmcn.
From recent developments it appears
that Jabez b. Nelson of this town, has
filed his petition i'll bankruptcy, which
is quite Il surprise to his townsmen and
friends. His liabilities SD far as report
ed. fall under S2.OOO.
The INSURANCE company who under
took to insure the property of Mr.. Hast
ing>. which Was burned on the Both ult
and before Il policy was issued, have
adjusted the loss and paid him the
cash.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-20


Dear Sir.-It gives me very great pleasure to in
form you of the benefit received from the use OF
Peruvian Syrup in my own family My wife, Tor
the past ten wears has been in feeble health-very
much deblitated generglly. Last spring she con
cluded to try bottle of Peruvian Syrup, and was
well pleased with the result that she continued
its use until three or four bottles had been used
and she is now in better health than at any time
for 10 years and has increased in weight from llO
pounds to to 1864. l have employed physicians
and used great variety of patent medicines TO inc
extent of hundreds of dollars, and know she re-
ceived more benefit from the Peruvian Syrup than
all the rest together My sales on the syrup are
very large and constantly increasing, and do not
hesitate to reccomend and even warrant II TO give
satisfaction. If you desire, you are at liberty to
this communication as you see fit, as it gives
me pleasure to reccomend so good an article TO
suffering humanity. Yours Truly,
ITHIEL PEAsR.
sense of WEAKNESS is often felt by persons
who cannot locate any particular disease. II they
work it becomes labor if they walk, they soon
tire mental efforts become a burden, and even
Joys dimmed by the shadow of this weakness
which is cast over their lives. Recourse Is some
times had to stimulants of a dangerous character.
The advice phi sicians To refrain from active labor
produces no happy results. Why The system Is
debilitated and needs to be built up properly Per-
nrian Syrup will do this very thing. Like the
electric current il permeates the entire system,
and harmonisng with the cnrpcreal functions II
raises up the enfeebed and brings the color to the
cheek again, and hope To the Respondent. 1t does
its work promptly and well. Sold by all druggists
How to establish permanent health when the
constitution is undermined by DrOpsy Kidney.
Bladder and Glandular Maladies Take Hunts
Remedy Bright's Disease. Retention and Incon
tInence of Urine, Diabetes, Gravel, Affections OF
the Urino- Genital Organs Female Irregularities
and Pain in the Back and Loins cured by
taking Hunts Rrmedy. All the avenues of health
are opened by Hunts Remedy.
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Cabot.


j. Frank Brown. formerly clerk in
the store of Messrs. Sprague y Wells.
has bought the goods and rented the
store of }. \. Harrington. and gone into
trade for himself.
There are nine district schools i'll ses-
sion the present fall.
The sermon published in the CdledO-
MAN Oct. 9th. was read in the Congrc-
gational church last Sabbath morning.
the pastor being absent at the Centen-
NAL, and it WAS decided 10y all to he Il
good sermon. and we'll worthy of pub
LEGATION.
The people of this town regret t"
Learn of the financial failure and going
into bankruptcy of Mes>r~. W. \. & j.
F. Perry. formerly of this town. but
now of Stevens Point. Wis. Liabilities.
twelve thousand dollars. They had
borrowed money of several parties in
this town who can hardly afford the
| loss.
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Glen Embellishments.

Persistent Advertising in the right medium
brings business.
L'OUND-A pocket book. Enquire at this office.
DORk BARRELS.--A large lot for sale cheap
/ at ~. J"hnsbury Bakery AS
"ANTED.-A tenement for a small family
w Apply at this office.
NOTIC E.-This is to certify that have this day
" given my Leroy F.. Blancher. his time
during the remainder of his minority and shall
claim none of his wages and pay debts of his
contracting after this date. K. X. BLA NCHER.
Kirby, October Is. 1876. 49,.
nFFICE AND TENEMENT TO RENT.
" 2itf THOS. WARD.
Il HOWARD & ROWELLS.
I OSr-On Monday. September *, the road
i Ibetween South Hardwick and Danville Green.
Cashmere Shawl with dark border and black cen.
ter. The finder will he suitably rewarded by leav
ing the same at Smiths Hotel, Danvile, OF Walk.
er's Hotel 81 Johnsbury.
5. s. GOULD.
West Concord, VT, September -, 1916 81
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ST. Johnsbury Centre.

Mr.. Rowland l.. Cross was ordained
tional church III this place. on Wednes-
day. Rev. Henry Fairbanks was mod
orator of the council. and Rev. w. =.
Bennett. scribe. The sermon was 10y
Rev. James Mclean of West Bedford.
Mass. the ordaining prayer by Rev. J.
p. Humphrey. the right hand of fellow
ship bV Rev. Bennett. and the charge
to the people 10y Rev. f. +. Fairbanks
The people are well satisfied with Mr.
Cross and hope to retain him more
than the year for which he is engaged.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-20
#arriaqrs.

!y Marriages and Deaths inserted free
Obitudries. sir cents line.
At 81. Johnsbury. October L. by Rev. Edward
T. Fairbanks. Mr. Samuel W. Hall to Miss Nancy
NJ Adams of 81. Johnsbury.
At Lyndonville at the residence of Mr.. Sheri
dau Smith. October H. by Rev. W p. Bennett, Mr.
Henry {. Kinnie and Miss Alice II. Farnsworth
both of Barnet
At Williamsport Pa. by Rev. Alexander Henry
October S, Mr.. Henry A. Rabbit of ST. Johnsbury
Ia Miss Abbie NJ. Stevens, of WilhamspOrt.
Also, at same time and place, Mr. Samuel q. Tn
dergratf and Miss Susie Z. Stevens. both 81
Wilamsport.
In West Concord. October 18th by Rev. f. W
Coffin Mr.. Alvin n. Nichols of Lunenburg. ant
Miss clara + Olcott of Concord
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Burke.

The Barton Monitor has been hunt
iug bears i'll Caledonia county. 1t says
that while NJ. c. Bishop was hunting
partridge> on Friday last. he came sud
denly upon large black bear. lie
fired two charges of shot at the bear
and 81 offended him hat he charged ON
Bishop and drove him out OF the woods
ut Il gait that would have done credit
To an Indian. About thirty men went
in pursuit of the bear but could not
find him. DIR. Carpenter. however. SAW
one in the road Il few miles north of the
spot where Bishop had his encounter.
the same afternoon VI. \. Taft has
lost sheep, and supposed they were
| killed by bears.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-20

PASSUMPSIC LODGE, No. ~ +. n A. VI.
Regular communication Thursday or before
the full of the Moon. b. l.. HASTINGS, Sec.
Regular communication Friday on or before the
ull of the moon :. W. PAGE, Sec'y.
Lovers of Oysters and dealers therein should
notice the card of ID. Atwood a. Co. the well
known Boston dealers. in this issue of our paper
The prices low and their goods first class.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-20
Peachan

John Craig. who had been employed
10y the Grand Trunk Railway for some
tw" Years. but who formerly lived in
Peacham. was 50 injured while shifting
caI> at GrnVeton. y. H.. that he died
thee weeks afterwards at Island Pond.
While standing upon the hunters of a
freight car to draw he pin, the forward
end of the ear Jumped the track and
caught him between it and the tender
crushing his ribs. His remains were
brought to Peacham. where his father
lives.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-20
Children cry for Ca

Children cry for Castoria. 1t ia as pleasant
10 Ike AZ honey, and is absolutely harmless 1t is
sure expel worms cure wind collie, regulate the
stomach and bowels and overcome irritahilit y
caused by rash or cutting teeth. Ii is perfect
substitute for castor oil, and for costiveness i'll
young old there is nothing in existence etfec-
tive and reliable
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-20

The latest, greatest, and most reliable remed,
ever put together by medical science for rheuma
tism wounds swelings burns caked breast &c.
is the Centaur Lniment. There two kinds
What the White Liniment is for the human famil,
the Yellow Centaur Liniment is for spawned
lame and strained horses and animals.
dec &c
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-20
Lyndon.

Lyndon.
We have received No. | of The Phila-
deIphidn, a little paper published by
the students of the Lyndon Literary
Institution-F. NJ. Morgan and j. F.
Shattuck, editors. The paper is got up
very neatly, and is a credit to all con-
cerned.
A temperance reform club was or
ganized ut the Corner Monday evening,
and IA series of Temperance meetings
will he begun IA week from Sabbath
evening. Some Incorporate men have
already signed the pledge.
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TELEGRAPH Offices.

Nf-Iti.> T>IuN and Vt. INrERNATIoNAL TEL
r.H,rH COMPANY. offices III the Post othcr
Nam street. and i'll til" Passenger Depot
uf,, huui- from A. M, t"9 4. NJ. Night
u.,--t-,- 81 half rates.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-20

,.1 as. EplpINr RuuM-Oprn from a. NJ
.r.u tt"m -. Il" t. and from : t" : IL r
rIt-,,i Wednesday Evenings
.DA.tA open tuesday and Friday
". ". THAYEE Librarian
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NOrriSVille.

The dwelling house of Samuel Bailey
MAS burned last Sabbath night The
chimney had burned out during the day,
about twelve o'clock ut night. Most of
the goods We're saved from the lower
part of the house. Insurance about
5000. Mr. Bailey. who is the WELL
known baggage master Oh the Passnmp-
sic railroad. was i'll Philadelphia at the
time of the fire. The loss is about
1900.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-20
Partnership Dissolved.

The partnership heretofore existing between
the subscribers under the name of RANDALL a.
LEONARD is this DAY dissolved by mutual con-
sent A II demands due said firm must be paid to
Asa Randall who will pay all claims against the
ASA IA NDALl.
Oct, Der , 1876. 45-7 j. W. LEONARD.
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field, n. j., on Tuesday of this week,
was born in Hillsborough, N. H., and
moved to this tonn from St. JOhnsbury
early in this century, where he carried
Oh the shoemakiny business and kept
public house for many years. Some
nine years ago he removed to Newtield.
He lived pure life, and it is worthy OF
mention here, that he took the Gale
DOMAIN for almost forty years-evel
since it was printed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-20

promising ana uSe1ul HE. should have
the effect to stimulate the temperance
cause, aud make every one resolve to
''touch not, taste not, handle not"
The Wise House Fire.
We understand that on reflection,
Mrs. Wise is not certain but what her
husband took the L. :. bonds away
with him to place of security though
at first she thought they were in the
house at the time of the fire, and of
course burned. She is now inclined to
think that the bonds are safe, although
she cannot tell until she hears from her
husband at Aspinwal. She did have
$3.50 in bonds, and her mother-Mrs.
Daniel Hawes-had $500. Mrs. Halves
bonds were burned. 1t will he noticed
that Mrs. Wise sells her farm and other
property at auction on Saturday of this
week. Mrs. Wise wishes to express her
gratitude to the neighbors who riSked
their lives, and did all they could tn
save her property the night of the fire.
Barnet.
j. :. EMERSON has shinglcd his house
and improved its appearance 10y putting
on ii jet.
Rev. ID. f. Miller of st. Johnsbury
preached here last Sabbath, exchanging
with our pastor.
The winters supply of birch foI the
peg mill is beginning to come in.
}. q. Hoyt has put in Il set OF hay
scales near the depot. The village has
not had any large scales III working
order for some time. and people had
got to he very good at guessing, the
only trouble Was to know whether they
guessed right.
Harley l.. Parker. the wellknown and
popular station agent at this place. has
received from the citizens of this town
and vicinity Il testimonial signed 10y j.
II. Clement. j. ID. Abbott. Seth Ford.
}. q. Hoyt, and eighty-iivc others, rec
ommending him as II fit man for the
position of station agent. Harley WAS
unfortunate in losing his position while
attending to his duties, and carry ing
ont instructions received from the
officers of the road.
Miss Hannah ). Moore has just re-
turned from Boston. and makes Il fin,
opening in fall and winter STYLES al
millinery goods.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-20
Winter Weather

Last Saturday night there was great
change IN the weather, and ON Sabbath
day and Monday, the ground was white
with snow-In some parts of the state
to the depth of several inches. The ton
OF the ground was frozen. and the air
was winteIish. No such weather has
been known the middle of October.
III many years. The most remarkable
thing about the cold weather is tin, fact
that 1t extended so far south. snow fall
ing around Washington. and in all the
states between that place and Maine.
Woman's Board of Missions.
The Vermont Branch of the Wo-
mans Board of Missions. will hold its
fourth annual meeting at st. Johnsbury,
on Wednesday, Oct. 25. There will be
forenoon session at half-past nine. and
an afternoon session at half-past one
o'clock. Mrs. Montgomery, of Marash,
and Mrs. Norton, Secretary of the Blu
reau of Exchange, are expected to be
present. Each auxiliary is requested to
send two delegates. and all ladies in
terested are cordially invited Appli-
cations for entertainment may he made
to Mrs. +. \. Walker, st. Johnsburv,
before Oct. 20. if possible Free return
checks will he given over the railroads.
Another Excursion to the Centennial
The last Centennial excursion through
the Notch is advertised for next
Monday, with fare only $3.50 from st.
Johnsbury to Philadelphia and return
The Passumpsic Road starts an excur-
sion 10y way of New London, same day
at same fare. The L. x q. train takes
eXcursionists all along their line. Fare
from johnson, Ills, East Hardwick.
1870. Dauville, 1900. Mr.. Parkhurst,
the veteran conductor of the +. Il O..
Road. goes through to Philadelphia
with this excursion. ExcursioniStS who
wish to take in Boston in this Tip,
can do So at IL small additional expense.
10y leaving the train at Worcester on
their return.
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St. Johnsbury East.

\ committee of the Y. NJ. G. a. of St
.JohnSbury. will hold Il meeting at the
Congregational church, Saturday eve
ming. the 2ISt. at : o'clock. All are
cordially invited.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-20
Ryegate.

Rev. \, Blake. ID. d.. of Boston. will
lecture in the United Presbyterian
Church on Monday evening, Oct. %, on
.California." The DIR. has recently
visited California. and spent six months
there, during which he visited the
Yosemite valley and other places OF
interest. and will doubtless give an in
tcrcSting lecture.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-20

The Montpelier journal says We
hear of visitor to the Centennial, from
IA neighhoring town, who has been re-
quired to pay two hundred dollars for
accidental injury to an article which he
was there inspecting. Also, of another
who was compelled to pay six hundred
dollars for like accident. The only safe
rule is, to "touch not, taste not, handle
not"
Hon. Joseph Bates, ID, of Derby, died
on the 9th inst. He had held various
offices in Orleans county, among which
was that of high sheriff and county
commissioner, and was town clerk of
Derby ut the time of his death.
+. Kelly's saw-mil aud fork factory
ut DANNY were burned, the other nj ght
loss 5000, insurance 5000.
Wallace Towne. of Morrisville, aged
10. was made blind and speechless by
a blow on the head while playing ball.
recently, and died Il few days atterward.
The building. of George Sly, of Rye
gate, consisting of IL dwelling-h house,
sheds and barn, were burned Thursday
morning; uninsured.
Mary Roland, aged seventy siX-a
lifelong servant i'll the Gleed family
Morrisville-h SO bad Il fall. Tuesday
night. that it is doubtful if she recover:
from its effects.
A very malignant type of diphtheri;
is prevailing in Troy at present. many
cases of which have resulted fatally. Ii
is confined largely to children, and il
some instances two or three deaths have
occurred i'll single family.
\ freight car on the Central road wa
dumped mt Jewett'S crossing, Mont
/ peler. Wednesday forenoon. and fou
hundred bushels of corn planted i'll
meadow. Nobody hurt, and only on'
ear thrown from the track.
Two gold prizes of $50 and $50 were
/ offered to the school children of tn,
state, while ago. for the two hes
metric prices current of articles of fam
produce usually sold in Vermont mar
/ kets; but comparatively little attention
WAS paid to it, and in some quarters /
never reached the knowledge of III,
school children at all. 1t is suggeSte,
that the town superintendent of cdu
cation should take this matter i'll han,
and require their teachers To give par
/ ticular attention to teaching the metric
system.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-20
East Concord.

The mason work is done on the
will be held in the vestry hereafter.
The Free Will Baptist Society are
agitating the question of building Il
place of worship.
Horace Russell and David Rocking
ham have exchanged their farm in
CRANKY for W. ii. Wright's store i'll
East Concord.
Some of the farmers are complaining
of losing their potatoes by the failure
of Woodbury. X Russell.
W. ii. Wright has his mill raised, and
will have it finished ready for business
this week.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-20
Inrll Apd Shfr Urns.

The ucNt meeting of the Vermont
Nrdlcal society will he held ut tins
place M June.
Public examination of teachers ut
-r mon school house, Oct. -, at
'RN
II will he seen that the Travellers
,uancc Company cancel the policies
.,.aI Bowman X Hopkins office.
The new building going up on the
.rnur 10y the blacksmith shop. is quite
u IMPOSING structure.
ThcmrctimgS of the Woman'S Board
/ Missions in this place next week on
"Wednesday. will bt held in the North
tmch
john G.. Sinclair. II noted Demo
aa'Ir politician of New Hampshire.
speaks r' a Democratic meeting i'll the
Town hall. ON Saturday evening of this
Week
Reg. Josiah G.. Willis. of Spring
ard. Mass. was installed over the Con
-lrgatloual church ut Guildhall, the
.ra sermon 10y Rev. G.. +. Harrington
N Lancaster.
>"mr clothes lines thieves robbed
~
n'a'cuur. last night for the second
'mr this season. Mrs. McGnwan takes
laundry work, and it seems particu-
.'.. hand that she should Toe annoyed
td NI"ugrd in this way. Some one Is
a'mIHiug tnr the Jail.
The ucighbnrS and friends of Mr..
'nd Ms. Edmund ChickeIing met at
.1r'i house Monday evening last. to re
"'hd them it WAS their 25th marriage
ANNIVERSARY. Refreshments were served,
'0d presents given to the value of 81.
i PHEASANT evening was enjoyed.
Oui lady readers do not need their
-''h'l"u called to the articles now APP
tfuh@ "u ''Window Gardening," for
.> a-lrrahlc recreation is becoming
"'' and more popular. Mr.. Hamilton
suitable len the season.
Ih'ic WAS another temperance lee
.'' tuesday evening. We do not
.'''i {" the one at the town hall, but
Tile Young man who laid dead drunk
'h' sidewalk in front of Bank block,
% '"Nd gathered around, and two
.'' iiruds stood him up and walked
''. 'n. here was an effort to find Il
.''N''" and put him in Jail. but he
VI" "'i"Ic Il policeman was found.
"''h drunk IN the streets is II sight
often seen here. and one which we
'i' hc'cl may lie again.
auings and Concert.
'' se'"ic funds to pay running ex-
'l the Reform Club. an enter
.'''''"' will hc given at the town hall
.'' Ihm>daJ evening. consisting OF
r'''''I' and humorous readings. by
" '"H'nrl of Burlington. songs by
'''''n"l. and singing 10y club of
'"'l students. Mr.. Doutney has
inv" 'l'i"r evenings this week on the
Il, ~ temperance, and has shown
.. ''' Taste and ability. The treas
VI HE club is empty. and it is hoped
''' >"me funds 10y the entertain
D' 'h> evening.