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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-12

All lovers OF music should not fail to
hear Miss ,Rives sing tonight. She
possesses very sweet voice, which
she has cultivated under the best
teachers in the east. She sang the
heroine in the opera of Martha" In
Brooklyn, New York, last year, and
made decided hit. She will return
there Immediately to fulfill another
engagement. Mrs. Atkinson, one of
the best lady pianists in the country,
has volunteered her services for the
occasion, and will present few gems.
Turn out, and give the fair young
songstress a good house.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-12
LOCAL JOTTlNGS.
Cool and cloudy.

Cool and cloudy.
Great preparations are being made
by the Germans for the Mai-Fest.
The Sunday School convention has
been largely attended.
The street gang were busy all day
yesterday in cleaning cutters.
The Lamar's held u business meet
ing and drill at their armory.
"A heavy shower fell last night.
Most too much rain. Let up.
East Dallas can't complain now
that the flremen can't hear the fire
bell.
Universal regret was expressed on
the street, yesterday, at the death Of
Prof. Scales.
The Stonewall Grey's held drill
meeting last night, and also elected
several members.
"A letter from Michigan states that
snow and Ice still abound, and spring
has not opened yet.
Mr.. Keller done q creditable act
when he resigned, In providing for the
expenses OF an election.
by no means fail to attend the
concert ut the opera house tonight, as
Miss Rlves Is singer Of unusual
merit.
The little difference Of opinion be-
tween the city assessor and common
council, Is assuming the form OF a
gordian knot. Now for an Alexander,
There will be q meeting of the In
dies of the organ fund society OF St.
Matthew'S cathedral this afternoon, ut
4 o'clock, at the church. AS this is
for the purpose of collecting the regu-
lar monthly dues full attendance Is re-
quested.
On Elm, east OF Poydras street
there are o number of holes and gul-
lies In the street, caused by laying gas
pipes, and not tllling-in the trench
properly. A gentleman aud lady were
thrown from their buggy and injured
by reason of these holes. Is there not
a city ordinance which provides that
any corporation tearing up the street
must put 1t In as good condition as 1t
was before.
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DEPARTMENT MEETING.

The Sire department Meet AMI Ae,
oept Ibe Invitation 90 Visit mar
shall,
Last night tho fire department met
NJ their hall, pursuant TO the call OF
the president, The roll was called by
companies by the secretary. The lnyl'
tatlona received from Houston and
Marshall were laid before the meeting
on motion the Marahall invitation
was accepted, aud the secretary or
dered to notify the secretary ofthe iire
department OF Marshall, On motion
the Houston invitation was declined,
aud tho secretary ordered 10 notify the
Houston Aremen, and TO tender the
thanks Of tho department for the lnVi'
tatlon. On motion committee OF
two was appointed from each company
to net with the chief, to make arrange
menls and procure transportation 10
Marshall,
The following gentlemen comprise
the committee. Hook aud Ladder COM
pnny No. l-Measrs. Schenck and Cos
lin. Engine company No l-MessrS'
Tolllyer aud Flint Hook aud Ladder
company No. 2-Messrs. shone ana
TIchenOr Altna Hose company NO.
g-Messrs. Anderson and Saucler.
First Assistant Engineer Kahn moved
that the secretary furnish him with a
roll of all the members In good stand
Ing belonging to tho department Cai
rled.
Judge West then stated to tho meet
ing that II the secretary would furnish
to the district, aud county clerk Isl
of ilremen ia active service, they
would not DO drawn on Jurles. The
secretary stated that he had done no a.
far az the district clerk was concerned
and would furnish tho county clerk
also.
A motion, by Major Schonck, tina
IA the state convention would DO hel'
In this city In June, that the annua
parade of the department made II
August po dispensed with this year
and held during tho convention In
stead. Carried.
On motion II reception COMMITTEES
for the delegates to the convention
was appointed, consisting of the presi
dent Of each company, and the chic
of the department.
A committee Of arrangements To-
the parade and convention In Jun'
was then appointed from each compa
ny: Hook and Ladder company No
/, Messrs. Blatts and Schneider; EN-
CINE company No. |, Messrs. Sange
and Peak; Etna Hose company No. 2
Messrs. Anderson and Spratly; Hool
and Ladder company No. 2, Messrs
Bohny and Phares.
A motion to allow none but firemei
to wear uniform, and to go with thu
department to Marshall, was laid OF
the table.
On motion the committee OF ar
rangements for the Marshall trip, wa
ordered to meet tonight at the hall, Il
half-past seven. Meeting adjourned
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-12

the Missouri, Kansas aud Texas, They
will land you directly In lhe great
Union Depot nj NJ, Louis, They don't
compel you 10 ride three or four miles
through the hack streets and alleys 81
H. Louis Ia toppling omnibus, They
run their coaches and hleepers through
10 80. Louis aud enter the Union de-
pot, Is there any other llne from
Texas that does2 "No,N They also
run coaches and sleeping cars rom
Texas TO Hannibal and Quincy, Have
you any friends East looking towards
Texaa? liso send their address to the
undersigned aud he Will with pleasure
forward them land you alsO) beautl'
ful pamphlet aud other interesting
matter we'll worth the mere request.
Address, JAA u BROWN,
Dent Paasg'f Agi, N, X, an, ny,
ssdhIla, Mo,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-12

All who attended the hop at the san
Jacinto parlors the other evening, and
discussed I elegant collation. served
by that popular restaEater, Tom
Creel, were enthusiastic in their praise,
To those who contemplate giving en-
entertainments and wanting refresh
ments, should give Mr. Creel a chance
and he will furnish them with what IL
needed.
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The Dallas Coffee and snioe MN,

The The Dallas Coffee and Spice Mills
company, corner of Elm and Live
YAK streets, Dallas, Texas, daily manu-.
Iacture Texas baking powder at %
cents per pound and Texas yeast cakes
~ twenty cents per pound. Constant
~ Keep on hand fresh roasted Rio and
". u. Java coffee OF their own march.
ing. Prepare all kinds of pure spices
a. lowest rates. Those who have used
their goods will use no other. Whole.
sale ana retail. Orders promptly at
tended to and satisfaction guaranteed.
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A New Application.

Yesterday we saw a sewing machine
run by water, in Major Schenck's
store, on Main street. A tap nom the
main lead TO turbine wheel on the
machine, and ran u In q smooth and
easy manner, completely at the con-
troll OF the operator. The stream
which furnished the motive power
was only l-S2 part Of an inch In dl.
ameter. Every family, by tapping
the main can have their sewing ma.
chine propelled IN the same way. II
viii be Of great advantage 10 ladies in
delicate hes In.
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To Those AmIet "a

We would call your attention to The
extensive stock Of tru .ses which we
are selling very low. We have all the
latest patent trusses which are war.
ianted TO give immediate relief 70
nose 'ufiering with O rupture. Call
and examine for yourselves at Beeler
q Cuters next door TO pos tofflce.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-12

The undersigned gives notice to his
friends and the public, that he has re.
moved his dental rooms and residence
to No. 62l Elm, opposite Poydras street,
and proposes, in consideration of the
money pressure, to make great re.
duction on his usual rates until the
fret of September.
Sets of artificial teeth, $40: gold fill
ings lmedium), 81; amalgum Filings,
81. Terms cash.
J. W. MCGEE, Dentist.
aprll-dlw
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Atfen tion.

The United Friends of Tenn perance,
Council No. 424, Dallas, Texas, are
hereby notified to meet at our hall,
to-day, ut 8 am promptly, for the
purpose OF assisting In the burial OF
our deceased brother, w. II. Scales,
Grand Worthy Primate of the Grand
Council OF the State of Texas. All
members of sister councils in good
standing are invited. By order OF the
Worthy Primate,
DONALD HINCRLY, II. g,
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Notice.

The board Of trustees and the schol.
airs Of the late Professor Scales school
are requested to meet at the school
house to-day at nine o'clock, to go from
there to the Lamar street Church,
where the funeral services are to be
held, at ten q. m.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-12
Choice Hungarian Seed
fol- sale in quantities to suit purchasers
at ST. sPENCER's
Produce Dealer, 400 Elm street DallAs-
HUalrrunf stuck,

Messrs. Goldsmith, Rosenthal q Co'
the well known proprietors OF 'n'
Dollar Store, informs us that they sfs
just in receipt of a large bankruP
stock of spring and summer dreS
goods, amongst which they offer .
splendid article at ten cents yard
apr11-tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-12

The ladies of the Tabernacle M. f..
Church will hold bazaar next We'd
nesday night, where little articles Of
ornament refreshments, etc., will be
sold. Admission will be only ten
cents. The bazaar will be held some-
where up town-the building is not
vet decided on,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-12

Tickets for Louisville, Nashville,
Chicago, ST. Louis, Memphis, Calves
ton, Fort Scott, New Orleans and Aus
tin, for sale at reduced rates, by Fred
Manget, ticket broker, LeGrand ho-
tel.--tf
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"Tcn Nights I'm a Bar Room. >,

We are informed that the club who
presented the above play, a short time
ago, have consented to reproduce 1t
next Tuesday evening, at the opera.
house, for the benefit OF the Young
Mems Christian Association, who are
anxious to raise money to at up their
new hall.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-12

Wanted, situation as teacher,
governess or housekeeper, in the city
or country. Have the best of recon-
mendation for either position. AID
dress S. A. X, Herald Office. apll2-2t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-12

Another car load OF buggies ana eA
riages just arrived. III you van.
number one job, at q wholesale PIl rSs
call at Orr's stable, Main ct. EyefyY' -,
come and examine the work, ana !"
the prices. Q. ]. ALLEN
mch2ld&wtf
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Something Novel,

Checker boards, checkers with box
of first quality of paper collars all for
twenty-five cents at the Dollar Store,
IA and 7l6 Elm street. aprll-tf.
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For Sale.

To the right man, a half interest In a
well'established and paying weekly
newspaper. A bargain is oife, ed. For
particulars, address editor OF DALLAS
HERALD.-aprl2.lw
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Millinery store and Ores. Making.

Mrs. Littell & Thatcher desires 10
call attention OF the ladies OF Dallas
and vicinity to their new stock of mil.
linery goods, at SO4 Main street. Also
dress-making.
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Ladies' Hats.

Another large assortment of spring
and summer hats have just been re-
ceived at the millinery department
over the Dollar Store. aprll-tf.
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Clothing.

Gents cashmere suits for two dollar ~,
Also a complete stock Of fine clotnip y
at equally low prices, can be founu !"
the Dollar Store.-tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-12

For superior dental work, call on
J. 3. Stewart q Son, at their rooms
over Tivoli hall, Main street. 2t
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NOciRble.

The sooiable at the Tabernacle will
be on Friday evening, instead of this
evening. Let all come out.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-12

Go and see the new style Of flchuesl
collaretteS, etc, at the new department
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NJ. TX. & I. RAILWAY.
Go North via Denisos,

And through the beautiful Indian Ter.
fitory. Don't go by way OF the sand
hills and swamps OF Arkansas. Take
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-12

MI, JoHH W, VEALE IL our authorized agent
~ Palo Pinto.
Nil. MoCuNE j, HOLIDAY IN u duly author
ized agent and correspondent OF llle DAILY
yertislng, fob work aud subscriptions
will be- duly ratified by this ONCE.
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q ally gsral

THE DAILY HERALD IL published every
morning, except On Monday ~ VI Ol pei
Rnnum Ia edYnnge, postage prepaid or
~ cents per week delivered In the olly'
ADyERTIHEIRG RATES. ono square lten lines
nOnpnrelll ono time VI no. eich subsequent
Insertion, 20 psntA, special falah iOr weekly
monthly ana yearly RdYeIliseIA
THR WEEKLY HERALD ~ published every
Saturday morning al " Gu per year, post
Rge prepaid.
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ROTIilR.

No ono ia authorized 10 purchase any arll'
0lo whatever on tho account OF THH II kilT
AID without an order aligned by me,
j. l., BARLOW,
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-08-15

Hiss Augusta B0omlower is to
teach a select school ia tho Slade Gle
district
Tie ladies' un.5a PRAYER meeting
will be held with Mrs. Edmund Phelps
Friday afternoon.
Frank Kenfcld shipped a carload OF
hogs from this station last Monday
Price paid per pound, 4 cts.
Mrs. Helen Story, former precep-
tress Of Pebbles Academy, has been
in town vising her many friends.
o. j. Marcott is grading around his
house, likewise around the Cows new
building a similar operation is going
on.
About eleven o'clock Tuesday fore
noon, courier brought word that Mr..
Nathan Teft's barns were on fire, and
that help was wanted. A large COM
pany Of men rallied out they were too
late. The barns and sheds, grain,
farming utensils, with the exception OF
a moving machine, and two hogs, were
burned. Mr. left and son were away
from home when the fire caught.
Cause Of fire not reported.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-08-15
MORRlSVILLE.

II. G. Fisk is back from Washing
ton.
Rutherfordis clapboarding and paint
ing.
Bert. Clark is sick with the mea-
sles.
1860 doz. eggs shipped from here
last week.
Miss Ella Blossom is in town visit
ing friends. X
Horace Wait started for the West
last Monday.
Mrs. Paul spoke in Shaw's grove
last Sunday.
Miss Dixie teachesT fall school in
district No. 16. s>f
Mrs. George Bridge is in town Wis
iting at DR.. Tinkers.
Madison Kenfeld, of Washington,
d. c., is in town on visit.
The Howe Bros. are to finish theii
chair contract in Saford's shop.
Rev. j. P. Hall occupied the Con
gregationalist pulpit last Sunday.
Mr.. Bates has moved into the San
ford Slocum house on High street.
Quite large delegation left here
Tuesday morning for the Centennial
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-08-15
JEFFERSONViL.LE.

Phoenix Lodge l. O. G. t. celebra-
ted it's first anniversary on the evening
of the 10th. The hall was well filled
with good templars, four lodges being
represented. After the initiatory cere-
mony, came essays, recitations, speech
es, sentiments and responses, music,
and q good time. All in all, it was
one of the most enjoyable occasions of
the season. The lodge now numbers
Is members.
The following are the officers of
Phoenix Lodge for the ensuing quar-
ter; John B. Page, w. G. T.; Mrs.
r. L. Flagg, W. V. T.; Jason 0.
French, S.; Carrie p, Carroll, F. S. ;
w. H. Griswold, T.; H. c. Martin,
c.; Mckay Campbell, P. W. G. I.
Frank Spaulding, NJ. =; Fidelia Rus
sell, g.; Earnest Melendy, s.; Mrs.
w. H. Griswold,R S.. Leila IL. South
ard, L. S. Maria Kirk, A. s.; Lura
E. Adams, ID. M.
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EAST EL.MORE.

Mr.. George Jones has moved to
Pottersville.
John Bisconner has been moving his
dwelling house.
Mrs. Abigail Hastings is preparing
to build large barn.
Rev. Henry A. Cook, Of Boston,
Mass, will preach at this place next
Sabbath.
Mr., Fred Burnham, stopping over
night with his brother Horace, found
his horse in the morning hung by the
halter, and nearly dead. Last reports
say the horse is in very critibal con-
dition.
Our school closed last Friday with
an exhibition in the evening, which
was a success, nearly all the scholars,
though small and inexperienced as
actors, filled their several parts well.
Much credit is due the teacher, Miss
Laura A. Vigeant, for the effort she
has put forth to make the school and
exhibition a success.
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WATERVlLLE,
Wet time for harvesting.

Wet time for harvesting.
About these days look out for the
taX-gathers.
Moody Shattuck, accompanied by
his daughter-in-law, arrived in town
last week.
While returning to the house with a
pail of water, Reuben Davis had the
i'll luck to fall on a seythe that had
been left in his pathway, and cut Sc
we're and dangerous cash in the ileshy
part Of his right leg below his knee.
Henry Smile has pulled down the
smiths shop near the old factory and
taken it home to be made into a milk
house. He has also erected a large
new barn on the "Cotfrin farm" the
present season, and is making other
improvements.
AS gentleman from out of town,
accompanied by two ladies in abuggy,
were driving down the graveyard hill
on Saturday last, in attempting to
check the horses speed, it was reined
into the side ditch, and the ladies
thrown out and one severely and the
other somewhat injured.
Sunday evening whileJ cffersonLocke
was doing his milking, Mrs. Laura
Patten, his sister and a widow lady,
who has been his housekeeper for
sometime, was suddenly taken with a
violent hemorrhage from the lungs and
was found dead on the return Of Mr..
Locke to the house with his milk. AT
the time she was alone and had been
doing the usual household duties. Mrs.
Patten was nearly siXty-seven years Of
age and leaves large circle of friends
to mourn her loss.
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STOWE.

Saturday was a market day forhogs.
Prices not quoted.
The erection of the West Branch
school house is rapidly progressing.
The original Virginia singers are to
give us an entertainment on the 18th.
Our friend Bunker is again in dur
ance vile, being taken to Hyde Park
last week by Sheriff Cakes.
Tramps are very numerous and
some Of them ofvery ugly appearance.
reyeling in filth and iniquity.
Petitions to the Governor are being
circulated, signed by nearly all of our
business men, to secure the pardon of
Cyrus f. Kenyon.
X. D. Slayton lost a very nice COW
a few days since. She was being pas
tured on his hill farm and the cause of
her death was supposed to be muir
rain.
Rev. Mr.. Walbridge will spaek
from the Liberal desk Sunday next on
the following subjects morning SER
vice, Loyalty to religious convic-
tons :" evening, "Self culture.
A very pleasant party assembled in
Dea. Sayage's sugar orchard on Fri
day last, to do honor to the delicacies
of the pantry 1t is much to be re-
GREETED that a storm arose to mar their
pleasure.
We are informed that musical con-
vention is soon to be held at the town
hall in Stowe, under the immediate
charge of Prof. Whitney, of Boston.
Time and arrangements are not fully
settled upon.
A children's concert was held on the
Branch last Sunday afternoon, truly
worthy Of the name. Large numbers
were in attendance whose training I'M
der the charge of Miss Robinson, bore
evidence of being Of the highest order.
The Mount Mansfield Athletic Club
hold their annual races on Saturday
next. Some Of our athletes are al
ready in training. A large amount
of money has been raised to pay the
various prizes offered to competitors.
A general good time is anticipated.
We early anticipated to notice the
arrival and departure Of the could
acquaintance" as they made theirusual
visit among their friends and sought
health amid their native hills; but that
number having become so numerous,
we trust that no one will feel injured
if in such occasional notices their name
should not appear among the items OF
the "NelUS."
A party of picnicers, to the number
of %, from the hotel, went to Bolton
Falls on Friday last. They went with
music and returned with music, after
their style,-verily it is nothing, now
a-days, for ladies to drive six horses,
blow horns and occasionally whistle
yankee doodle, all at the same time
Such pleasures promote health and
should be practiced in country as well
as city life.
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nd end Ogdensburg Reiifoat
Time Table.
IommencIng July so, 1917.

r.r.Ha sU1rt1r Tal A. Ne, Car Hai q
~. IafHsnu Ht', liluE PARK lU1l M6f.
Tag. Muieuu iu.1l, lunGWiCk loss, J..
e. 1HI., bnsrurIluru lu.as, arrives "a
fu-huIy I3.ll A., leaves l2.l5P. NJ, and ar
n Portland 10 ESQ r.. a., Boston $40 D.. ii.
.r-~-Ie4yps SUautun 500 D.. NJ. Cam.
Iunr. Lln johnson 5El, HYDE FAHk
|uarr,1ilt see Wulegg eos. HarIwIek
d HgriwiCk, 6-32, Greensboro 6Il, 81.
|.huy, 1.5N.
h,TfT.-Lcaycs SWautOn $50 A. M, Cam
II Imr ll.5O, johnson, I2.37 =. NJ, HFnE
Tz-a, Worthwhile Los, NOlr0tt l.s5, Hart
|s1t, b. iiariWiCk 2.sS, Greensboro as,
fusbury, arrives AiA, leaves 5l5.
.k-Icaves Swantou 2.ol A. NJ, Cambridge
3 s., johnson SOS. HIDE PARK 5.sl, Nor
ssh, Wulcutt SIS, iiurlwick Gla, T..
wick as Greensboro GA, 81, Johnsbury,
SEA, leaves 5,ljF I'm.
hGHT-Lcaycs SNanton $50 T.. n. Cam.
r. .Iunr. a.l9, johnson 5.5l, HYDE PARK
|NUriNillc G.s3, WOlcott 6.5j, HarlWick
j. iiarlWick as, Greensboro IA, ST.
sHUry 9.55.
TRAINS MOVING WEST.
Leaves 81. Jomshury sic, Greensboro
b. llamwick G.32, llarlwick G.4O. Wolcotf
|AlWns,ille 40, HNDE PARK 1.20, johnson
Cambridge june. $50, Swanton 1000 T.. ".
|Ess-St Johnsbury 9.Gl a. W., Greensboro
\ p. llarlWick 1890, Hardwick loss, VOL.
o.Hi MoTisyille Hos, HYDE PARK HIS,
pom ll.2>, Cambridge June. Has, Swauton
~.
eHT.-Leayes st. Johnsbury 1880 A. NJ,
|hsboro l2.41 4. NJ, +. IIardwick l.0l, Hard.
ll9, WolcOlt l.J0, Worthwhile 2.23, HYDE
2.S, johnson 2.53, Cambridge JUNO. SOS,
1tun ESQ
s not run Mondays and Tuesdays.
b Mondays only.
b. Tuesdays only.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-08-15
WOLCOTT.

The family of Mr.. John Hutchins,
formerly Of this town, who h&ye been
visiting here among their relatives for
the last six or eight weeks, leave here
for their home in Philadelphia in few
days.
Mr.. John Ferrin, who, for number
of years, has done more threshing
among the farmers Of this town and
vicinity, than any other man in this
section, will commence his annual
canvass, with a good sound team, and
one of the best machines in the county.
Mr.. Ferrin is steady man and worthy
of the extensive patronage he receives.
Mr.. Calvin Davis has commenced
earring his spruce lumber at this sta
ton, delivering about thirty-fve hun
bred feet Of planned and matched
boards per day. This lumber is all
shipped to parties in Worcester and
Springfield, Mass. Geo. Morse, Gale
& Gray and Elias Albee, of East
Elmore, and Mr.. Earl Guyer and A.
N. Boynton, of this town, all extern
sive lumber manufacturers, are ship
ping their goods from this depot.
Mr.. p. S. Benjamin and M. S. Bur
nell, not to be outdone in the telephone
business, are constructing one on {
permanent basis, to connect the depot
and Mr. Beniamin's residence. the