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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-20
FOUND STARVING IN TIE STREET.

Louis Refill, age twenty-one, recent ar
rival from GERMANY found yesterday afternoon ly-
ing IN Willow-st, Hoboken, dying from starvation
Refill was scarcely able speak, but he managed TO In
form the police authorities that he had not tasted iood
for several days. City Physician Mast was sunhohcu
and tried TO give him bread, but he could not sWa-
lou n Then lIouid nourishment administered, but
he couId NOT partake OF that and the physician pro-
nounced him beyOnd recovery Relhl IL III NeIJ
emaciated condition. He has no friends ~ TINS COUNT
elan il In constant attendance upon him. ana wiz MAKO
every effort 10 his nie but he considers lho case
ullIe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-20
TIE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Oct. 19.-In the Court OF APV0'a
to-day-present. the Hon. Charles Andrews =" :" 49,
ossociates-the following business was TRANSACTED.
No 2s3-David NJ ushes, appe ant age ooaedsSt-ls
Milwaukee and ST. Paul Railroad company i''P
To 8ns-sarah A. Borce respondent agt j. warren ''
10 rs i%Eiza6sth Clarke res pondenb ast EanuH"
erts, appeant-Argued. . tn,,.h " Ala ~
No If4- seth Hope, respondent asI bHl~H "
pel,aat-SubmitteO. -, al, crrn D.
40 293 -Adolphus H. Moor. respondent a."
ChatHeld. appelant-AISued , % Noa sos so
Day calendar Tor FRIDAY, IctoOe' ~
3ll 81 b, 322, 325 226 and 22o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-20
ARMY PROMOTIONS EXPECTED.

WASHINGTON, Oct 19.-While it is not posi-
tfvely known what promotions the President mas ue
oded upon to fill the vacancies caused by the retirement
of Major General Mcdowell 1t is generally DeheNeu at
the War Department that Brigadier-Gener@ Ionh pP
lii h rootad 20 the rank of Maor-G General, and that
Colonel Henry Hunt. 9TH Artillery VIII oe bot
10 the rank Of BrgaderG General III is ehPeoSo ,,r
fhe promotons will be made either tomorrow Vi oa'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-20
UNITED STATES SUPREME c.

WAsHINGTON, Oct. I9.-Ihe IOHOWIHg JUS
ness was transacted in the Supreme Court Of the UnA
States to-day: -,
No 3O-The Board OF County Commissioners Of ri rSs
Conntv agt. William Il. SteOOns-On MoIoh VI f"
Real dismissed with costs. -, N ~ la AID
NO 25-The United states agt George W. =; IN, m IA
No 26-FredeIick kaufman and i.itnaIu T. 0~'-e "
George W f. G. Lee Argument cOncludcA
Adlourpea until ~ morrow at ~ . CLOCK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-20

A friend, visiting In minister's family
where parents were very strict in regard " the
formed by Of little girls that abe would like TO be
administer "why inquired the visitor rather puzzled
"a what given the child sudden I'D
mirutlop for that calling. She quickly enlightened
py the prompt reply, 30 could boller on Sunday"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-20

IN man named Sullivan employed by her father az
the murderer He was In love with her and had In the
afternoon made a proposition Of marriage which she
rejected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-20
SHOT DEAD AT HER WINDOW.

DETROIT, Oct 19.-At Marlette, Mich, last
evening Miss Ida Graves nineteen. was shot dead
while seated by a window her home Suspicion points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-20
Aniumn Resorts.
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i Remains open until November sA@-'-- bayt
DERSONS desiring to economies oeaunr ~
hours from city Hall Address A. l. - 0''
con, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-20
HIGH PRICES FOR RUBBER.

A MEETING OF MANUFACTURERS.
TAKING ACTION To RELIEVE THE sTRINGENCY OF
THE MARKET-BRoKERs DENYING CHARGES OF
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-02-15

ANDovEB The Rev 7 B. Eastman
uornlng discourse on Sunday last wa,
wy Interesting and excellent one. tt,
-xt was, " How pleasant it IS for brethrtr
' dwell together in unity" He sad b.
ojhing condQ,es more to inf DeIity thu
rife, envy and diseord among brethre
ID all lh,t IS necessary to make o,
world paradise is Christian love a.
christian work
Miss A. VI J q1ith Of his place. W
IS just closed Ter third term of scho,
distinct No. :, in Chester, WI. hapo
urpr sed on last week, Thu sduy evann
her fathers residence, by receiving
al from about i'ty Of her scholars an.
lends. A very beautiful black walnl
wntng desk was presented fy her pupl
n appreciation Of her untirlng efTtrts
heir behalf 1t was such MEETING of tn.
teacher and scholars as to show the low
md esteem which both parties entertainr,
for the other. It was not only Joyful
inc for teacher and pupils, but TO tn
many other friC nds who were present.
BRADFORD DR.. \. \. Doty still lives
bat IS very low, not having been able t.
raise. his head for ten days. The wife
L. A. Doty of Elmore is here assisting c
c. Duty in the care of the doctor.
The many friends of Col. D. X. Andres.
will be pleased to learn of his good luck
n securing back pension of $3.50, witt
monthly pension of $50. The coloue
has been In poor health for some years.
This 81 little fortune" will make bin indie
pendent
The suit which has been pending for a
number OF years-H B. Stevens vs.. D. T
Plllsburv and several others in town-by
which Stevens hoped to come into posses
sion of large amount Of valuable rea
estate in this village has been decided in
favor of the defendants.
CHELsEA.-E. W. Mattoon recently los.
a valuable horse.
Franklin Davis has removed from the
village to the West Hill.
The ladies of the Congregational church
served baked bean supper at their vestr,
February Sth.
Snow storms come in rapid succession
followed by fearful winds. thoroughly
blocking the roads with snow drifts.
About twenty-five couples from South
Royalton took a sleig, ride to Chelsea,
and Paironized Humphreys hotel.
Stephen Vincent has been sick for sew
eral weeks with rheumatic disease. and
Mss Emma Hatch is very dangerously III
with erysipelas.
The thermometers in the village and on
be West Hill registered thirty degrees
+ # renee in temperature February Q. b, il
oeing so much colder in the village.
Hon. c E. Patterson. VINO was recently
elected speaker ofthe New York assembly,
vas native Of CJrinLh, this state. He
WAS born in that town May 8. 1872.
Leonard Clark, son of L1cleu Clark OF
the East Hill, had fearful gash cut in hi,
arm' near the elbow, by the az that an
other man was using while they were
chopping down tree in the woods.
DANvILLE.-The II. E. society are much
pleased whit cir new organ recently pur
chased of c. f. Harrington of East St.
Johnsbury.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-02-15
Vermont News.
ADDISON COUNTY.

ne vie or Tam,s Il. Batchelier, Of lincoln.
vic mafe himself a1torsus ia that vie iait7 few
wears ago By hrs fargsries, has received her rewar
for the Efforts shs male for him b. riding tay and
light, facing the farce storms and winds Of winter
at the risk Of health, u Obtain witnesses an bal
% bring him from behini the crates, aud placing
II his disposal every dollar that she coal1 m b,
h1rl work. lie has resided tn Chicago since ;h'
summer Of lisa, where he his INV o5talned Il e
voice % the ground Of vilfi desertion and has
mari led Alpharetla Hai;ht Of Lincoln.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Amos Allrch Of Woo Ifor,l, "a nerintenieut NJ the
BENNINGTON & Glastonbury railroad, had narrow
escape the other dIy, falling into the river while ~
VorS helping TO remove an ice gorge at a bridge.
he was in the st etn ten minutes, and came GU
chilled, a. well as bIily cut and bruised
nv the ice. lie has been tn gentlemtn from
woodfori" u the legislature for many years.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". Mccoy Of Lyndon celebrated
heir golden wedding on Wednesday, Feb. 5
Mr.. l.. D. Hazin Of y. Jim sbury his tt wn'k
It ms mills, in C,rclrd AMI Victory, s3i horses
ADD oxen ami $50 m n, al is logging 100000 feet
per day.
LtMOGLLE COUNTY.
Dayt1 Drown or waite vile rcu let in the RI !
= al depot Je1srsonvile on Friday last, OF heat
lI-ease,
ORNNGs COUNTY.
rhe Oange c,Gpiy Temperance convention ha-
nnlrd E. Il. Alien Of Bradford 70: county
commissioner.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
rhe streams Of Rutland county are - be stocked
with aHgators: a. n. Spencer. station agent ~
larendon, nus rrcently returned from Floridl wi
lwewty.two Of the agreeable insects.
wTSOHAM COCNrY.
The town or Irltleblro hrs reduced i.s indeb'-
e iness about sGO)I the past year; the town slll
owes 81 600
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Aexlndlr CroweH, he Barnard "pantner man."
aas gone to Boston with log and gun to be exhib-
ted with the panther, for $3.50 per iay-to be ab-
sent TIL springs work.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-02-15

D r. $ Joh4s51ry February.. Mrs ". L, WOOD
BURY, AGED a years
In Corinth, January u, Of ,0usump tou, JOHN
TOWNS, aged 81 years.
In Lower Waterford, JlHu4Fy %, ELIZABETH L
MILES, aged a years.
In South Walden, February g. Of i.phthe ria sou OF
RSv. u. W, GOOdell. aged years.
In RoyatOn, February |. Mrs. LAURA J. TAYLOR,
OF New YORK city, AGED, AGED II years
IN NOrthfeld February 10, Mrs. OLIVE JENNESS
wife Of Dr. y. o. Davis. aged ~ years
In Berlin. Feb. L, LYMAN CHANDLER
In Barre, Fe0. :, IA IES E, FRENCH, aged . years
II NorthieId, Feb. !, PERRY MARSH aged Is years
In NGrthaeld, Feb I. Ms WILLIAM KNOWLES
aged = yen
IN Berlin, Feb 9. ALll9S POOR, aged % years and
months.
In woodland, Cal, Jan. = WHEELER WILSON
ESQ aLed IS years. Mr.. Wilson vas former resident
OF Montpelier.
In Springfield, February l2, Of pneumonia and heart
disease ALICE ETA, daughter Of Lev ana Mrs a
L. Cooper, AGED l4 years.
In East Montpelier February 10, MORRIS MAYOTT,
aged 81 years.
In south Walden. February g. Of naliEnant diphthe-
ria, WILBUR HAVEN, youngest son Of George W and
Emma +. GOOdeil, a-ed ears, mouth and days
DIED in stowe, January 34th the residence Of her
I0n, Ablal Il. NllA Ton, Mrs. RACHEL SLAITON, aged
3 years and Il mouths.
DIED, in Ro1bury. January y, Mrs. MARY CLARK,
wife OF AleLd I, e ark aged 81 ears. mouths.
aged years
InWlt's River. January ?, MINNIE NJ. TALBIRr,
aged ears and months.
In watts River. January Is, ELSIE L. TALBIRT
Ard years aud mouths.
In Waits River January TO- NETTIE D. TALBTRT,
aged u months.
In Watts River January e, CARRIE \ IALBIRT,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-02-15

GOLD ]. j. . i. ]. J. D.
~ N n Crest chance o. make 7ueY. rhnzz-
HE IL VI atEurs FfEe sdvsuflEe ~ fhs
HE "a E-al t1IT-crs frr MAKING neg thaf
HNNN IL ere 1.reTi calera'lF Der1fne EelIThv
HhH III Ehlie -luse a DO d. not improve such
HuHHItt chances remain 90 rrTertT We van 2
- W ~ u MANY me1 H0-fen. boy and IRIS -
al X Tor - r-z-uf 10 their oar Hos11if-
res AlF ere fdH d fa E1rk lrurFriY from the 1rE=
-t1rt Inc -1sluaSE Hlli ray more tls- frH times
tinary Sa--s, EE1-us'Fe lu-dt fur-lsled fee. ~
ne b. images fals 20 MAKE ey RAPIDLY ca1
.F"te your whole ti7le I'D the WORK. OF --lT ruur
-fare numenf-. tT.i affirmation and az chat -
--l-i -e 1t free address ; rIs-0s = Co, glrria1-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-02-15
SILVER ENDORSEMEN rs.

Mr. VIM. VI Smith, superintendent Of
the Merden BriLtatica works. and well
known throughout the United States as
he prtentee of casket silvers, was afflicted
With kidney disease. but few bottles of
Warmers Safe Kinney and Liver Cure re-
-tored him 10 his accustomed health. He
praises it highly. wi
Letters CucalIed Tor ut Montpelier, VI. Post
Office, February IL, ISS2
~ To obtain these letters persons must give tie
above date.
LADrEs.-Mrs. Il. J. Green. Mrs L. VI. Howe, Mrs
Julia E. Young
GESrLENES.-Ned Alexander Levi Stakeholder, Ma
shaniel Davis, Frederick T Hall. E. R. Sloan, ;, A.
Lam rsh care Fisher Holmes family
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-02-15

KU-kLUX ARRESTED. A gang Of Ku-
klux. headed by Nathan R,msey, were
arrested ut Lexington, Ky, February 18th.
in the lower part Of Montgomery county.
They regulated " several persons Friday
night, among whom was woman.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-02-15
DAUcHV & Cos ADVERTISER EMS.

SETrHER POLITICAL Srn ,zc-AarAy:

FIasr Sr'HEa T=s-Eo FE1a-AEr I. Issa
The m0s- distinguished r1-rors ard szi1f,I a-.is+s
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-02-15
Jhe FIREMAN.
MONTPELIER, VI
WEDNESDAY. FEB. -. lsss.

We lsst-s % aass she rsEE ,s par-icairiy va.aAei
frirs news fra all parts Of Vermont, aud or tEienas
different rar.s u the state, especially II N2sA4ns-
tlu. Orange ana L4n1-Ls Counties viii confer gre
80 -r-.- Is aaI jag readers By sending Is loea
,-Tr,,s,.- eve -s facts and We Nlll aEranse then.
IT the .zIl--
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-02-15
NJ AR RIAG ES .
. EAT rs.

In Weston. December 81. BY Rev VI Adams Mr.
CHARLES 3: sPk AGUE and Miss EFFIE A. [ RIDE
OF I. both Of Weston
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-02-15
Ills LAST DOSE.
A VOICE FROM TILE PRESS.

taSe tnl- npuO' tunuv 10 hear t-s,im -
- I" he efficacy of your Hop Buffers "
Exp my tu lind III. m nrusruns anil hit
AM c. lnp"s' Il OF bnd whisky W.
we're ogrrea 'y surprised ut their mlld
sic. ju,l Ike cup Of Tea A Mrs. Crrss
veil and Mrs c .nnnr. friends. have
'Erwl-e tried. aud pronounce hem the
--' meuclnr tn y have ever taken for
u,lding IN strength and ronlng up the
stem. was troubled with cu,tiveuess
l'-Hdarhe and want Of apprlite My all
M hts arr now ali gone. have yearly
cpntrac. with doctor TO look aftlr the
health Of myself and family. but need
him not now 5. GILLILAND.
Peoples Adr0cats, PitIsb =, Pa.
July %, lc7o. 7w2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-02-15

WORCESTER. Mrs. Milton Conner and
Mrs. Leonard Hamblet are sicE.
There is to be an oyster supper at Mr..
airam 7. Clark's next Friday evening.
The torn Of school at the Corner, "
taught by Elsie ]. Wheeler, closes this
week
The Good Templars had public iu-
stallation of officers, an oyster supper at
the close, and good time was enjoyed.
Charles S. Parker came near being kill.
ed last week. While drawing logs in the
woods his load tipped over, bringing him
under it, and but for the striking of one
end of 4 log on = knoll be would have
heen crushed
Edwin Kellogg drew load Of logs
from Worce ster mountain to the Harris
mill, with span Of horses, that measured
1892 feet and he says when any one beats
that he will build him some sIeds for
oggiug. Come on, logsers.
The following officers have been elected
and duly installed in Hall Post for the
year: P. C. F. B. Morse; S. V. O., Nv.
Brown; j V. c.. II. P. Darling; Adiu.
TINT. c. c. Tewksbury; C, VI. P. Kent
o D, R Wallng; o. G., J. s. Wilson !;
2 NJ. J, A. Ke,ton; Q " s.. LEROY
Goodell; Sergeant MJDr, c. H Stone.
The school in Worcester, district No Z
taught by Miss Mary Root. closed on
'aturday, the 4th inst. Scholars not hay.
ing "a mark during the term; Bridget Glib
bDns, FEED o Bitchelder. Arthur NJ
Bachelor. John L Buck, Gardie L.
Miles and Matthew Quinn Those rot
having dismissal or tardy mark: Bridget
Gibbons, K Ite McAgoy. Maggie McAvoy.
Charles Fred anil Arthur Bstchelder. Geo
W. Buck, John L. Buck, Gardie L. Miles.
Matthew Quinn. Arthur W. Stone and
Sammy NJ. Smith,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-02-15
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-02-15

FATAL ACCIDENT IN LINCOLN john
Burke of Lincoln vls fatally injured s.
-urdAy mOrnia-. Sc hai chopped dos7
rec which lodged. Ia trying go cll "a
way. The Tree suddenly gave was, when
he end s,aucA him in the lower ex,ge.ni
les and injured him in such manner that
ne lived only ab0g. half an hour.
Ills LAST DOSE,
said a sufferer from kidney troubles, when
I-sel 10 try Kidney-Wo-t I'm try i. but
will be- nv last dose. The man got
sell, and is now Recommending the rom.
.dy to all. When arrangement Of the
-'omach nets upon the kidneys and liver
bringing disease and pain. Kidney-Wort
the true remedy. Il removes the cause
md cures The disease. LIQUID {, cry con
-eEtratedl or Try act equally efficiently -
TN. CUltirat0-. 7wl
THERE Is HARDLY AN ADULT PER-
son
, lving hut is sometimes trou lied with kid
ney d iii 'uity, which is the most prolific
md dangerous cause ofall disease. There
no need 10 have any firm Of kidney or
Urinary trolble if Hop Bltters are taken
Ccas onaliy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-02
Randolph-Palmar.

Mr.. Herbert +. Randolph, of Deca-
tur, Ill, was united in marriage, last
Thursday evening, Oct. 26th, to Miss
Minnie Palmer, of this city. The
wedding was q quiet affair-Occur.
ring at the residence of Col. Palmer,
the brides father. The ceremony wa
conducted by Rev. J. A. Antrim, after
the forms of the Episcopal service.
The groom |, the son of Mr.. +. +. Ran.
dolph. Of the firm of +. GOOdnow 4
Co., and has been engaged alternately
mt the mill office here and at his faith
er's mills at Charleston, Ill. He is a
young man Of good business habits
and will make his mark in the com.
mercial world. Among the young
men here he Is favorite and Is ever
heartily welcomed on his periodical
visits to Salina. The fair bride has
ever been one Of Salinas most popular
young ladies, and is held In the
highest regard by all classes of our
people. She is accompanied to her
new home in Illinois with the warm.
est and best wishes Of scores Of friends
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-02
W. e.M. S. Of the N. E. Church

According to previous arrange
,nents the ladies Of me NJ. +. church
met at the residence of Rev. A. N
See, Oct. q, and organized q Woman g
Foreign Missionary Society, auxiliary
to the Western Branch of the Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary Society OF
the NJ. E. church.
The purpose OF this Society Is to en-
gage and unite the efforts Of Christian
women in sending female missionaries
to the foreign mission fields of Il q
Methodist Episcopal church. and in
supporting them and native Christian
teachers and Bible readers In those
fields.
The Society has since its Organiza
ton In 1859 sent sixty-three missions
ries 10 fields in India, China, Japan,
SouthAmerica, Mexico, Italy Bulgaria
and Africa, and these have been Of our
brightest and best. One went from
our own State, Miss Lou E. Black
man, of Leavenworth, now of India
The membership fee Is one dollar
per year.
The Salina Auxiliary elected Office rs
as follows: President, Mrs. See
Vice Presidents, Mrs. Antrim, Miss
Fergus and Mrs. Lincoln; Recording
Secretary. Miss Converse; Correspond.
ing Secretary, Miss Hamilton Treas
urer. Mrs. Fsrquaharson,
The Society will hold Its regular
meeting at Rev A. n. Sees. on first
Saturday Of each month. at ESQ P. n.
All are cordially invited to attend.
CYNTHIA A. SEE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-02
Notes from Tory.

The linpers ami halters in the Re-
publican ranks are becoming "smaiIe !
by degrees and beautifully less" We
trust that when election day arrives
all will have recovered the II bet
ter judgment, and that Eureka town
ship will maintain her credit as the
banner township of Repuhiicanism
Midst the din of politics, there was.
last Saturday night, quite an cnthusi-
astic railroad meeting ut the store of
Bates X Thinker. Remarks were
made by Jonathan Tinker, Arson
Miller, Wayne Amos and Geo. White.
Resolutions were discuss and en-
dorsed comEicndatory of the prrsi Il
ent efforts Of Mr.. Patterson In build
ing the road. despite all opposition
4 magnanimous impulse for such he
role efforts. rs well as self interest
should promp Us To reach out q help
ing hand toward Council Grove " here
he is now operating.
We have heard Messrs Mohlcr and
Sampson. especially, favorahly spoken
of for their speeches at Poh,ua. Mr.
Mothers anatomy of that monde
script bug" mvst have been surgical,
tragical as well a amusing.
The friends of Commissioner Mil
Ter. we are glad to see, are entirely
confident Of his election.
The lovely autumn days continue,
and Vennor is ''of" ANNoTATJR
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-02
Bridue items.

A. f. Reynolds sports bran new
top buggy.
Dick King,nan left home last Mon
day to attend school in Illinois. tn.
coming winter.
Mr. Adams did not sell his sheer
ranch as reported Il few week ago.
Our railroad prospects are brighten
ing up again. Indications are that
the road will he within twenty mile,
Of Saline county, Jan. LIST, ISIS.
The Gillum boys are feeding ini
head of fine steers, on al. &. Giidor'
farm. Also ID of hogs.
Our new Beatty organ has arrived
has been testel AMI gives universe
satisfaction ut the Bridge srhOO
hOisc.
ID. Harkin- has new family in hi.
bachelor quarters, an will batch IA
more for a time, h says.
Bridge Literary Society rcOrganize
last Saturday evening, by clcctin- II
e. Order, president. Miss Irene King
man. secretary AMI Lee Onsicy, treas
urer. They meet every Saturday
evening. NJ.