, 1877-01-14
OTHER SUBURBS.
PARK RIDGE.


The Week Of Prayer has been generally OBJ
served here. The ordinary social attractions
have been postponed, ard the churches hare
held frequent devotional meetings. The deep
and absorbing interest In the revival movement
Is not confined to the city but is felt here, and
doubtless in other places, which, through the
full and excellent published reports in TIE
TRIBUNE, arc brought within the influences Of
this wonderful work.
Tuesday evening IN impromptu reception was
held at the residence Of a1r. Gibbs, in
honor Of the Rev A1r. sLaird, now Pro-
fessor of Mathematics in Oberlin College.
He was the first pastor OF the Congregational
Church in this place, and WIS much beloved by
community. 4 large number Of his old parish
toner's and friends gathered together to greet
him. The evening was delightfully."- spent in re-
calling pleasant "reminiscences OF the past when
the Professor fulfilled SO acceptably his high
calling among them, anu was their loved friend
and pastor. Refreshments we're served at q
seasonable hour. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee aud Mr..
and Mrs. Parsons, Of Desplaines, were among
those who we're present.
The Dramatic Club have selected the. piece
for their next entertainment, which is to take
place soon. It is entitled, Among the Break-
trs.,' The parts have been assigned, aud it is
now being thoroughly rehcarsed. An excellent
entertainment Is promised and anticipated
The Hon. John I. Bennett left for Washing
ton last evening to bc interviewed on the silver
question, on Witch he has written several pa
pers. . .- ..
The ancient dummy has been snow-bound for
the last few days. eut atter dn& 5S; 't fro1e9 ~
O'Clock. The inhabitants around the section
who depend on the dummy y az wrothr and say
that the dummy only runs to keep the charter
A case came before the village Dogberry Fri
1-y~$r.xr -
warrant against Boston Creighton for assault
with intentions to do injury. AS the men could
not speak English, it was learned through an
interpreter that they were employed to work foF
Creighton and Sheridan to ill 1ee-houses, anu
that when they demanded their money OF
Creighton they were sent to Sheridan, and from
Sheridan TO Creighton. According to the prin-
ciples Of the Justice, the defendant was dis
charged.
Tue For7estvi1le Club, which was to have met
tom party, was unable to face the snow1rifts,
and So the entertainment was postponed.
4 large sleighing party was received at the
hotel last evening.
noon.
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS.
John Burlsitt, who has been III Tor Inc past
efrht DAYS, is again able to be about.
Mr. William Sawyer hac his team, sleigh,
three robes ard WHIP stolen from ,nG aFa r OF
A.
SAWYER was attending divine service at the time
and lid not miss his property unit! his depart
ure for home. Mr.. $. telcgraphcd into the clty,
and the result was the capture Of his property;
The thieves also stole from deorse Iase a.e@o
blanket and nice whip.
Sir. and Mrs. R. B. Mitchell are visiting friends
at Evansville, Wis. MIR. A. E. Martin ana A.
Molcrey, both Of Chicago, were at the Heignts
last Thursday looking over the foundry with
the view OF taking stock.
The Good Templars adjourned. their meeting
last week on account of the Week Of P;ayer' At
the next meeting paper callca line Ee-
deayorn will be read.
MIR. and Mrs Hines. from brninari, "a, Wno
the family Of William Hamond: and left Thurs
11 owing m TO to the Week of Prayer, the attendance
at the Literary was smaller than usual. Tue
rrammc Committee: Mrs. D. Il: Draper, Miss
Lucy Ncvhall, md Nr. E. 4: Thomas; Ihe
Society adjourned for TWO weeks. At the ne1t
meeting lecture will be given by the Aev. AT.
bartholomew upon what he saw IN EUROPE.
The Rev. S. T. Shaw will preach morning and
evening at the ". +. Church. Morning sup(ect,
.sChristian Unity; evening sub]ect' lnat
Man,
II would be difficult to fmagtnc an event the
occ,,rrc,,ce of which would cast shadow over
tfis community as has the sudden and qnea- %
nrt.ted death of Miss Carrie StannaId. but
few days ago she was seemingly IN ~ hoeqS. hoe i1
dee;, nasscd away. Young, gifted, and be
loved by ali who knew her, life seemed to t,H hsT
fu and brihtess 3h aa crstan 5nf Fesis
1at;on ~ shc calmly resigned them all at the bld-
ding OF one she loved and tTusted'-tne "as'e'
q who doeth all things we'll.
HARRINGTON.
Mr.. L. Buttczhcld was, after examination. sao aao
mittcd to the Bar last week y ne hapfehhe ~ the
Conft nov 10 IN - 1s1l Rntte1ticld of this place.
0'Ss' kiss Ellen Butte teacher in the sE Ru69i1si 9i
school. met with painful accident. sne ls1 lsi1
and fractured her right arm oet"ceo 'A' "4A3'
' crowded audience listened to lecture lecture Mon. r
day evening giren BY Mr; ,,;,s y; X = De"e'N' -
Tr. Charles Stott, OF Geneva paid THIS to"n
living visit On Wednesday, .,a cr,,t p1.ce
,nren Inc M Ch.aco: preached ltcrc last Sabbath
en1re The estrcsae cold weather seems to hare
turned the cnergesot the Ihexes hs.n ,n.o stnien