The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-06-16
BRISTOL.

The parsonage of the congregational
church has at length good supply of
water. A we'll has been bored about
fifty feet, and good supply is assured
for the future.
The ladies of Wesley chapel intend
to clean the church on Wednesday, the
21st of June, and they expect the men
folks to come out and help them. And
don't you forget it.
N. Richtmyer and wife made "a visit
last week to Mr.. Tymeson at Harvard,
and had good time.
Do not forget the play Saturday at
Bristol, and try to take in the term
THAT rascal can put on virtue as a
cloak to hide villainy."
That trade of John Nelson's has
fallen through, so John stays with his
old neighbors, and none OF them want
him to go.
Miss Fanny Washburn has come
home from Nunda. There is no place
like home.
Mrs. A. Gates was to return home
last Tuesday from Gurnee, I'll. She
was called down there in consequence
of an increase of the population Of that
burg.
Elder Logan, last Sunday, talked
about the Prophet Elijah, and Incl
IDENTIFY of idolatry, limiting that there
were idolaters now, and that the idols
were wealth, fame, self, etc., but of
course he did not mean any one of his
hearers. OF course there are no idola-
tiers round here. Congregation large.
Miss A. Mathews, who has been So
journing at Milburn some time, has
returned to her home in Bristol.
We have a new agent at Bristol,
Mr.. Miller. Mr.. Lambert has resigned,
to go into more profitable business.
Mr.. Vennor has prophesied. MI. V.
never prophesies. An English paper
says there will be good crops in Eng
land this year, as there has been
eighteen similar winters to the last in
about seventy years, and each one was
followed by good crops. That's just
how Mr.. Vennor finds out what the
weather is likely to be. He studies
the past, and if persons will make
notes of what he says and what hap
pens they will find he comes pretty
near the facts. Don't growl.
Twenty-Five good men and true
turned out to fix the graveyard near
the Congregational church. They will
be rewarded according to their deeds.
The lovers of the beautiful will call
them good fellows.
The young folks around the church
show their interest in the Bible by at
tending the readings at the parsonage
on Sunday evenings.
Mrs. Moses Johnson is very sick.
Some boys of Bristol are accused of
playing tricks. G. Nixon made COM
plant, and they were arrested. Squire
Roberts expresses his joy that he got
rid OF the case, and it was sent to
Squire Jackson by defendants.
The ladies Of Wesley are requested
to bring flowers and help decorate the
church next Saturday, preparatory
to the flower service on the 18th of
June.
The Farmers Club of neighbors met
at the house of r. F. Roberts on
Wednesday last. This club of about
twelve neighbors is not only interest
ing but useful. There is enough to be
social and not enough to prevent the
bashful from speaking and giving
their experience. / do not see why
there are not more of them. There
were present some nice women and also
nice strawberries. There was some
good talk on dairying and also good
supper. There was flow of reason
and also of lemonade. The folks were
good, so they had a good time. May
they all live to attend many meetings.