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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-04

EEATIFIC LODGE, NO. z. n. OF r.'
NJ EErs EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
M month, at Z 80 o'clock P. NJ, nj its cas.ie
Hall. in Odl Fellows building.
All Brotl n knights. in good standinS' are
fratsrnallv invited to attend such meetings.
G. L. BROY, c.. g
H. B. MCKEE, K. of R. and s.
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.oxAL oRAxGE LODGE, NO. IaI.

LOYAL ORANGE LODGE, NO. l2l.
r,HE REGULAR MEETINGS OF THIS So
ciety take place on the first and tniru uo ,no
d.vs ~ each month. in Masonic Hall, at $50
O'Clock, sharp. All brethren in good standing
are invited to attend.
d. MCDONALD, Secretary.
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ErRENA LODGE. NO. ~. i. q. D.. f..
AT THEIR HALL EVERY THURS
ooad standing are cordially invited 70 attend.
~" VIM. DOOLIN, N. g.
i. MEG. Scorr. Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-04
ar 1ouN.sC CHAPTER, NO. 5.

THE STATED CONvOCATIoNS OF SL,
Johns Chapter, No. 5, r. A. Al, Will De
held at Masonic Hall. on the second wednesday
evening of each month. Called communiea-
tions on all other Wednesday evenings.
All Royal Arch Maeons. in good STANDING are
~ JOHN GILLESPIE, A. P.
W. A. DuRIEY, Secretary.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-27
MoRRiSvILLE.

The appearances indicate that we
are to have winter very soon.
Elmer Harris is at home, to Go
his share at the Thanksgiving dinner.
There were about twenty couples
in attendance at the dance Friday
night.
will Ober has finished work at
the Citizen office and moved home to
his fathers.
-RemarkabIe-the prices at which
Parker advertises to take pictures dur
ing the holiday season.
We are pleased to see the smiling
face of Chas. Loveland, who has been
in the West for two years. D y
Lawyer. Niles has his office in the
Hendee Block. Dentist Gilbert has
also moved into the same building.
There has been several new cros-
sings put down on our steets lately,
which are very nice in muddy weather.
There will be sociable at the
Congregational Church this (Wednes-
day. evening, and everybody is in
vited.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-27
NORTH HYDE PARK.

There will be an oyster supper at
the NJ. +. Parsonage on Wednesday
evening, December 4th. A good time
is expected. All are invited. Charges
moderate.
In the death Of the venerable
Mrs. SOPHIA Parker, aged sc years,
we lose landmark of former genera
tons. Mrs. Parker came to Vermont
with the family of her father, Colonel
Cross, from Windham, Conn, in child
hood, and had resided in the vicinity
Of North Hyde Park about 2S years.
About six weeks previous TO her death
which occurred on Thursday, Nov. q &,
at O'Clock in the morning, she was
Frustrated by paralysis, from the effect
of which she did not recover. Up TO
that time she retained unimpaired her
memory and other mental faculties.
She was connected and united with
the Methodists at the age of fifteen,
and remained a CONSTANT member of
that communion all her days. Her
last sutterings were solaced by strong
faith and hope in the promise of God,
and we all believe that she died the
death of the righteous. A discourse
was delivered at the Union Church by
Rev. d. ii. Bicknell, from Phil. / :2l
on Saturday, the 23d inst. Eight
surviving children modrned- her loss,
one of whom is Rev. Nelson Parker,
of the Troy NJ. f. conference.
NORTH HYDE PARK, Nov. 2Gth, 1878.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-27

no more be landed bag and baggage in
the middle Of the street az the risk Of
life and limb.
"A course Of lectures at the Centre
has been suggested. Such an enter
prise could scarcely fail to be patron
lied by our citizens aud would be a
happy social feature during the coming
winter. Every man could doubtless
suggest what TO do with the proceeds.
We propose new pulpit lamps for the
church, suitab e companions to the six
handsome ones for the chandelier So
generously donated by our townsman
and friend, Mr.. Elias Chadwick also
an addition to the books of the now
too-scanty Sunday-school library.
L. CAMBRIDGE, Nov. -.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-27
HARDWICK.

Over a ton of poultry was shipped
from this station by express last Friday.
The Ladies' Aid Society meet to
sew for Mrs. McCrillis's family, as
they lost every article of wearing APP
parel except what they had on by the
fire.
The Sunday school voted last Sun
day to have n Christmas festival and
tree. Messrs. E. d. Dutton and II. II.
Mack were chosen committee of ar
engagements.
There is to be an entertainment
at the Town hall next Saturday even
ing, consisting Of songs, choruses and
instrumental music. The students will
repeat the drama "Above the Clouds"
Admission % cents. Proceeds to be
given to G. E. MeCrillis and family.
Last Saturday, about two o'clock
P. NJ, the Westinghouse of c. E. Nc
Crillis, near the Centre, was discover
ed to be on fire. G. w. Ransom was
the first one at the fire. He succeeded
in saving only one chair. He then
went to the horse-barn and liberated
three hogs. BY this time Others ar
rived, and they removed moving
machine and some other articles. Mrs.
McC. and sons were visiting at Marsh
field. Mr.. McC. and hired man left
about IL O'Clock for Woodbury.. In
sured in the Champlain Mutual. The
main barn and contents were saved.
HARDwIcK, Nov. 10Th, 1878.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-27

Considering the many fiattering
invitations extended us 10 take turkey
on Thanksgiving, and being unable TO
accept all, We have decided to remain
at home and dine with the Bachelors
Club" rather than have any of our
friends feel slighted. Amt 1--WE" very
modest
Mr.. W. ii. ii. Kenfield, our very
efficient County Clerk, has issued the
jury calendar Of the County Court, in
accordance with the rev rule. BY
this arrangement each day of the week
has assigned to it a convenient number
Of cases, and is decided improvement
on the old plan.
Mrs. George l.. Waterman, who
was injured at the BOWS Crossing dis
aster last week, has returned to her
residence, where under the best of care
she is doing nicely. Miss Trainor,
another of the unfortunates, has re-
covered sufficiently to be able to attend
to her duties at the Academy when the
winter term begins.
The rooms adjoining the News
office, heretofore used for storage pur-
poses, are being finished off and con-
nected with our rooms, in order to
accommodate a desire for more space.
MIR. c. 5. Page is also finishing a large
room as an addition to his stove sam
pie rooms, the present ones being too
limited for his increasing business.
Rev. Mr.. Beeman, connected with
this parish some twelve years since,
and now presiding elder in the Spring.
field district (this State), preached tC
a large congregation of well-pleased
hearers in Union Church last Sunday
In the evening his many friends and
admirers were gratiiied by his presence
and participation in the prayer meet
ing.
BY arrangements with the st. AL,
bans Messenger we are enabled to ofieI
that excellent journal (the weekly edi.
tion) and the News at the reasonable
figure of $3.50 year, the price of the
Messenger alone being $500. Early
in December the Messenger will appear
in new dress throughout, and Other
improvements. The Messenger is one
of few papers which need no better
recommendation than is established by
their own popularity; and we propose
to keep good company.
F. NJ. Clement & Co. are now
located at the gallery of j. NJ. Hill, OF
Main street, where they will be pleased
to see all DESTROYS of obtaining goot
work at reasonable prices. Don't fal
into the prevalent error that pictures
can only be taken on bright sunny
days. With the modern improvements
in photography, good artist can util
ize almost any light. Give the firm {
trial and we guarantee you will bt
pleased. Samples may be seen at the
post-ofIice and at the gallery. Rooms
open from 10 A. NJ. till 3 P. NJ.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-27
JOHNSON.

Rev. L. A. Dunn, lately returned
from Palestine, will lecture at Normal
Hall Saturday evening.
Union Thanksgiving services will
be held in the Methodist Church; Rev.
o. s. Basford will preach the sermon.
Rev. Mr.. Beeman, presiding elder
of the Springfield district, preached in
the Methodist Church Sunday after
noon.
There are three candidates for the
office of Deputy Sheriff in this place,
G. Il. Baker, W. c. Doane, and Ii. c..
Wilcox, each of whom hope to be APP
pointed. .E
JOHNSON, Nov. goth, 1873.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-27
CAM BRIDGE.

Miss Mary Wheelock will teach O
select school this winter.
Union services on Thanksgiving
day at the NJ. L. Church, at halfpast
ten o'clock.
Rev. L. A. Dunn, d. D., will
lecture on "Oriental Life" on Friday
evening.
-NIEssRs. EDIToRs-Please tell us,
for the childrens' sake, why the word
celestial" is applied to the Chinese
Beg pardon; but we have loaned oul
encyclopaedia" and the assistant" re.
fuses to give us any assistance. We
confess the question little out Of OIL
longitude, and call NJ on our readers
to help us out of the dilimma.-EDs.
CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 25th, 1875.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-27
CAMBRIDGE CENTRE.

Almost incessant rain last week.
There is to be a Thanksgiving
ball at the town hall. Supper at the
hotel.
"A road to the new depot has been
laid out across w. II. Griswold's
meadow.
School is to open at the Centre
December I'd. Miss Raymore is ex-
pected to teach.
Mr.. Sanford Heath last Wednes-
day shipped 2,200 lbs. Of poultry to
Boston from Cambridge Junction.
-Wetherby g. Page sent off twelve
tone of maple sugar at one shipment.
Now, Boston, lay in a stock Of buck
wheat.
--Lucius Wheelock's saw-mlll looks
much more business-likc and comfort
able since the upper part has Teen
closed in.
New sugar houses seem to be the
order of the day. Charles ODER and
Charles Dowell have each just COM
pleted one.
The first of a series of dancing
schools took place at the Centre last
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Smith, Of
johnson, is the teacher.
The Centre will shortly have a
new depot. The outside is already
completed. The roof is slate covered,
Passengers will rejoice when they shall
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-27
EAST FLETCHER.
Nothing but rain and mud for the
- tt
past week. 3.

Nothing but rain and mud forthe
past week. a.
One ton of poultry and fifty tubs
of butter were shipped from this sta
ton last Thursday.
L. A. Davis has the contract for
getting out white birch for Abel & Co.
the coming winter,
"A carload of feed has just been
received here, consigned to E. M.
Strait, which enables him to compete
with any one in that line.
1t is understood that the commits
sioners will be called out to see about
laying out highway to the depot, the
selectmen refusing to take any meas
ures in that direction. Certainly we
need one bad enough.
EAST FLETCHER, Nov. 26th, 1878.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-27
Deputy Sheriff Lampher.

AS public journal it not only be-
comes out duty, but also gives us
pleasure, to accord to any and all
whatever credit is due them for the
performance of duties in accordance
with honesty and justice. AS an in
stance of this class we desire to call
attention to the very creditablc man
ner in which the duties of deputy
sheriff have been performed by our
townsman, Mr.. IL. G. Lampher, who
has served several terms already, and
with degree Of success and satisfac-
ton that cannot be questioned. Mr..
Lampher is the right man in the right
place, and unless the Sheriff elect has
not already someone in his minds eye
who shall astonish the world as the
perfect ideal Of deputy sheriff, he
will act wisely and well by retaining
Mr.. l.. in his present capacity.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-27
STOWE.

Efforts are being made to retain
Rev. Mr.. Walbridge another year as
pastor Of the Liberal Church.
f. X. Cheney has moved into the
village, having rented bis ,arm for the
coming year. Well, what now:
Thanksgiving union services will
he held at the Methodist Church next
Thursday at IL n. NJ, Rev. Mr.. Smith
officiating.
"A corps Of workwomen have been
cleansing the Town Hall within a few
days; but it is a query whether they
have been able to fathom the tobacco
filth upon the floor.
Monroe Culver and William Rob
inson, We learn, have recently pur-
chased of =. ID. Pike n two-third in
terest in his saw-mill and tub fac DRY,
thereby forming partnership of Pike,
Culver & Robinson.
The will of Miss Laura Lyman,
late deceased, appoints Mr. II. A.
Savon, executor, aud conveys to her
sister her household furniture and
linen, and two her two brothers and n
nephew her remaining property.
The marriage of Henry Jenney
and Kate Gale occurred at the residence
of the brides father on Tuesday night
Of last week. The occasion was made
gala by profusion of Cupidian beaur
(bows) and marriage (bells) bellies, as
reported.
Several of our young men are said
to have been traticing in struggled
liquor lately. Expectations from Can
ada in avoidance of custom duties are
not unfrequent, but Canadian runners
ought to receive little encouragement
when our county harbors so many
places where the death-dealing poison
can be procured.
The Changers will hold another
royal time at the Town Hall, Dec. 4th
next. They are to have an address by
Rev. Mr.. Booth, Of Morrissville, on
the subject Education" The public
are cordially invited. As the Gran
gers never do things by halves, all who
attend may be assured of both pleas
ant and profitable time.
Much competition is being created
in our local business houses for new
departure in the line ofgroceries placed
in 0. ID. Mathews hardware shop,
oysters into Raymonds & Moody's
meat market, while, as an Offset, a
meat market and line of tin ware
will be connected with S. p. Edger-
toms grocery business. While prices
fall, the people laugh and fat"
MIR. Joseph Raymond last week
received a letter, mailed in Kansas,
from his son George, who has been
absent and unheard of for fifteen years.
1t was supposed that death had over
taken him in his Pacific wanderings,
and the culver Of JOY which the recep-
ton of that letter sent to the heart OF
the friendleSS old man can better be
imagined than described.
STOWE, Nov. 25th, 1878.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-27
NORTH CAM BRIDGE.

The fall term of the district school
closed Friday the 18th inst.
S. w. Rice is fitting him up a
shop at the Curtis mill.
Ducks have all disappeared from
our pond. Luman has moved.
Miss Julia Austin has taken pos
session Of her premises lately purchased
of II. E. Fullington.
-IIiland Leach has moved from the
Merritt Curtis house. The house DIS
now without an occupant.
L. A. Davis has q contract to
furnish $500 worth of white birch wood
for manufacturing purposes, to be de-
livered at East Fletcher.
The prospect now is that those
who did not attend the hen-shoot last
week, at Earl Bartlett's, can have an
opportunity to make feathers fly at
j. G. Reynolds, day before Thanks
giving.
NORM CAMBRIDGE, Nov. %.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-27
Scratch no More" Itching Piles, 4"

perspiration, intense itching, particularly
when undressing. or after getting warm
In bed. increased by scratching, might
think pin worms were crawling IN about
the rectum, oftentimes shows itself around
the private parts. \ pleasant and safe
cure in every case is "Swayne's Oint-
ment." If allowed to continue. very seri-
Gus results may follow. 1t also cures
letter, BARRIERS Itch, scald head. ring
worm, blotchcs, all scaly. cruSty, itchy
skin eruptions. Sent by mail to any
address on receipt Of price, 90 cents box.
or three boxes for Sl.25. by Dr. Swayne
& Son. Philadelphia. Sold by all leading
druggists. 52yl
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-27
WoLcoTT.

Milton Bruce has re-shingled his
house.
The covered bridge on the Elmore
road is undergoing repairs.
Turkey shooting and Thanksgiv-
ing dinners are in order this week.
District No. 8 turned out en- mass
last week and put in the foundation
for new school house.
Rev. o. S. Basford is expected to
address the North Wolcott Reform
Club next Saturday evening. Subject,
"Intemperance and Hard Times"
We saw the light of big fire last
Friday night, west from North VOL
colt, and have since learned that it
was Jordan's peg mill. A broken
lamp was the cause. .-.-...-.---.-..
WoLCoTT, Nov. Goth, 1878.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-27
Report Of the sherIr and Tailor.

MEssRs. EDHORs Thinking that
the taxpayers Of the County might be
interested in their County property, its
condition, management, &c, l hand
you the following statement
During the summer of ~ the out
side Of the Jail was plated with boiler
plate iron securely fastened to the wall
and the building re-clapboarded, paint
ed, &c. Ii is believed this will efiec-
tually prevent the "boring-out" pro-
cess, so frequent heretofore. There
was also fire escape provided by
which the prisoners could be liberated
by the jailor in case fire should prevent
their egress at the door, which is emf
nently a wise and humane provision.
With some slight repairs inside, the
Jail will now compare favorably, as to
safety, with other jails in the State.
As to its cleanliness, sanitary condi-
ton, &c, | leave to the judgment of
those who have visited it during the
past two years.
The house has been thoroughly re-
paired inside by white-washing, paint
ing, papering, &C., with no expense to
the county, except for said material.
Additional trees and shrubbery have
been planted upon the public grounds,
and the Outbuildings, fences, &c. kept
in good repair.
PRISONERS.
Number committed from December
/, 1876, to December /, 1877, 40;
from Dec. 1, 1877, to Dec. l, 1878,
20. Number of mails, "a; females,
6. OF these 81 were born in the U g..
S., 6 in Canada, in England, and /
in New Brunswick. Number resident
in each town in the County at time of
commitment-Hyde Park, IL; Nor
ristOwn, 10; Stowe, 8; Wolcott, 4
Eden, 4 Johnson, 3; Waterville, 2 ;
Elmore, l Cambridge, l Belvidere,
nothing. Alleged otences-larceny,
10; assault, 8; vagrancy, s; trover,
8; adultery, 8; bigamy, / bastardy,
burglary, z; arson, breaking
Jail, 2; forgery, l I; rape, taxes 2
keeping house of ill fame, | violating
Prohibitory law, 2; obtaining goods
under false pretences, l; impeding
officer, / ; disturbing the peace, /.
No record has been kept of persons
arrested for minor offences such as in
ioxication, &C., and placed in my care
for custody only.
Longest period of confinement Of
any one prisoner, II months. Oldest
prisoner, sc; youngest, 16. Of the
60 prisoners, 2 have been sent to the
state prison at Windsor, 2 to the in
sane asylum at Brattelboro', and 2 to
the reform school at Vergennes. All
others have been liberated in various
ways, except 2, who are now in con.
finement for minor offences.
l.. b. SHERwIN,
HYDE PARK, Nov. 10. Sheriff and Jailor.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-27
official vote
The p. d. o, Railroad.

In reply to recent structures upon
their road the managers of the p. and
o. say that they are doing all they can
to keep up the road, with the means
they have. They have put in over
twenty-five thousand new ties the pres
ent season, and are putting in more
every day, and are making the roe
bed in as good repair as 20 track N
can do it by working hard. 1t is d,
MED, too, that the recent fatal acciden
was caused by rotten ties, -and-it is
claimed that the same ties are under
the track where this rail was broken
now that were there before the acct
dent occurred, and they are sound as
ever.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-27
B. & L. Time Table.
GOING EAST.

GOING EAST.
rae raves burlington at 80 a. M, and ar
AZ Cambridge Junction at 9.07 a. m.
raves Burlington at 4.4l p. m, and arrives
smhrilge junction at $50 p. M, connecting
|. Fypress train for st. JOhnsbury and all
stn points
NJ leaves Burlington at $50 p. m. and ar
I. Al Cambridge Junction at $50.
GOING WEST.
.,,s leaves Cambridge Junction at ; :00p. M,
Ir,onyille /. O4, Cambridge SIG, arriving at
rington at ESQ.
Il MAIL leaves Cambridge Junction at II so
I Jacksonville IL 81, Cambridge II .03 p. m.
arrives at burlington at l.30 pm.
-,rr leaves Cambridge junction at p. M,
i,uivcs in burlington $50.
ING AND EVENING TRAINS make close con-
tion at Burlington and Essex Junction with
.r,l Vermont trains North and South.
In TRAINS arrive at and leave the Central
mont mo- Depots in Burlington and Essex jet.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-27
ABOUT TOW N.
istmas carols next.

ALMOST time to turn over a new
! 1.-THE American House parlor has
newly carpeted.
1.-Two tons good maple sugar for
! N w. +. Clement & Co.
There is to be a dance at Cady's
h this "wednesday evening.
Isn't it about time Union Church
&menced a series of sOciables!
I've are informed that a Bachelors
+ has been organized in this place.
Miss Kitty Chamberlain, of Hard
(, has been sojolning few days
bur village.
Remember that Clement & Co.,
HE Park, can give you the best bar
sn clothing.
Large conSignments of poultry
being shipped to Boston by Henry
yes Of this place.
3-SinCe the partial abatement of the
evalk fever, crosswalks seem to be
order of the day.
Frank Keller has the most COM
p stock of rubbers and overshoes
be found in the village.
Tomorrow every patriot will re
he himself into an American Bea-
sfeId and carve Turkey.
III, NJ, Bryant, of Maine, who
ucd in this County a year or so
is again in the County.
Mr.. Carroll f. Randall now fills
Office of clerk at the American.
ey good choice, Mr.. Kelley.
Mr.. Noyes is again at work in
mill at Watervillc, and is doing
e business getting out and turn
handles.
The hop at the American House
Thursday evening last was well
ended and decidedly pleasant and
CSSful affair.
The singing school is doing finely
Ter the management of Mr.. William
eney. Both the senior and junior
SEES are we'll attended.
Mr.. H. NJ. Mcfarland, principal
The Lamoille Central Academy, is
hiding two weeks vacation with
parents in Waterville.
Mr.. Fred Keller, who was injured
the BOWS Crossing disaster, was
Town several days last week, ac-
panied by his wife and children.
Wanted, at the News office, fifty
lnds of good maple sugar in ex-
Rnge for subscription. We are going
PWeeten up-if we get the "neces-
"A Christmas number of the i'd
user, We an amateur journal published
NeSsrs. Powers & Griswold at
rrSvllle, will be issued December
Mr.. Bert Clark, the celebrated
serial artist of Morrisville, will be
The American House during the
tnuance of the December court
n.
REV. Mr.. Hyde writes from Swan
that the revival meetings there,
ducted by Miss Mary Knowles, are
successful, large number hav-
made profession of religion.
MIR, Frank Hill, late foreman in
NEWS office, and resident of this
'se' has accepted q situation on
owanton Courier as foreman of
Ing department. We extend our
poeSt regards.
Under the head of "Births" in
''uef column will be fund little
p''Se lor the friends and acquaint-
VS. OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred M. Gale,
Iefly Of this locality but now re-
ang in Chicago.
Il, ia !. i1ll meeting of Union Church
vi :, IS desired on Wednesday even
5, AZ O'Clock sharp, at Mrs. w. E.
I e. forthe purpose of rehearsal
si ~ fec,organize the choir by the
WI, ", Vi leader and organist.
we understand that the safe and
eGts belonging to the Probate
N 'lls county, will be moved to
rark as soon as the condition
Y !, roads will render it practicable
10, Or as soon as an office may
'ltaOly arranged.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-27

"A series of meetings was held last
week in Shattuck's Hall, from Tuesday
to Thursday. Rev. p. N. Granger OF
St. Adams took charge of the meetings,
and his stirring discourses were APP
preciated by his hearers. The attend
ance was fair especially in the even
ings, although the weather and travel
ling we're unfavorable. Thanks are
due Mr.. Shattuck for the use OF his
pleasant hall, which was warmed ana
lighted free of expense.
EDEN, Nov, 10Th, 1879.