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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-24
GraVa RobberB.

OF all classes of people the profession
al grave robbers are the most despised.
He rObg US Of our dear friends fora few
dollars. How different Is this new grave
robber, DR.. Bigelow'B Positive Cure,
which Tobs graves Of thousands Of con-
sumptives. This unequal remedy for
cough, Group and all throat and lung
diseases, subdues and cOnquer5 these
troubles speedily, safely and thorough
ly. Trial bottles free, Of Durbin, Wright
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-24
RIAL EsTATB AaRNoY.
REAL ESTATEI

..H.H ttfr4f Used 4lG 1rt alf .fGn f.- H
The average Yield per acre Of wheat
on the Reserve" is greater thanin 9th.
or counties In the State snildg l...
The BEST GRASS LANDS in the
stais TSs 81 sEsF Sslo' 'BUu.DrHos IA the State.
We will sell you good farm here, on
the Reserve" well watered. well tim
bered, good buildings, good sugar or
chard, and fruit orchards, at the low
price Of 935 to $50 per acres,tr ,.,,-.-.. ,
There Is no place in the United States
where church privileges, school privi-
Ieges and r. r. accommodations are, so
complete as here, and we will take plea
sure In showing any. one Wishing to
purchase, the many rare bargains on
our books and you can buy OF the owners
themselves IL you wis to- Address,
~ y. = II ,SWAGER 81 POST.
Bird door south Of P. o.. WARREN, OHIO
References: First National Bank, War
rsny UhteS lHI -@.s9ti9 9lef8bl7sOni
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North German LIoyd lime.

BETWEEN BhEMEN AND NEW YORK AND Bfiir.
MEN AND BALTIMORE. TtaIFT
steome san from New York g Bremen every saturda
Bremen to New York every SUNDAY.
. f| 70 Baltimore one IN two Wc4fR
Baltimore 70 bremen = il's ~
Hates OF Passage from New York 70 Bremen 9oufR,.
hampton London and Havre, LIST cabin elO; I'd Cabin
eeOi steerage, $50. Prepaid 70 New York ist cnbip
ESQ. l' u HAIsIikR Agt Canfas, ~ .S -
d OELRICHS co ;, N. Y. General ARts : =
A sCHUMACHER a 90. Genl Agtz, Batmoa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-24

THE Democratic party is for CONNER
cial freedom, and for individual free
dom in all matters Of production and
exchange of products. Is not this right ?
Will any intelligent working man OF
business man oppose this doetrinep
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-24

The Boston Traveller Hkens a eontem-
porary, who remarked that the Hayes
administration was the cleanest since
Lincoln's, to the inebriated Scotchman
who, finding himself prone to the gut
ter, with his nose over sewer, eXclaim-
ed rapturousIy: "Ahl sweet Edin-
burgh, / smell thee nOO."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-24

THE Poker Legislature resumed opera
tions Tuesday and few more proposed
patches for the constitution will doubt
less be added to the pile. As election
day approaches the nervousness in the
Republican party increases. THERE'S a
painful apprehension that the Poker
Legislature will do something positively
awful
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-24
Hamburg.Americau Packet Co

Direct line 70 England Francs and Germany. In.v,u
New York every Thursday and saturday Ana 49,
Hambnre every Wednesday aud sAturday VA Hav,c
taxing passengers from southampton and Londan -
Kate OF passage from New York SC oabin ai0o, a,
caotn $50; steeraee e30i prepaid from HAM, Rii,s3
hayre, London or hOuthhampton In ste1srIra ~ a
q h RIHAKD q Co. ii <. sSnf A. A. s,s'ee
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-24

9, Frank Frayne, the actor whose reek-
less shooting caused the death of young
lady on the stage few weeks ago, mar
rowly escaped with his life In an en-
counter with the lions used in connec-
ton with his new play.
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The Detnncrat.
A. nIcGREGOR, Editor.

THE Democratic State Convention Of
Rhode Island endorsed the independent
nomination of Ex-Governor Sprague, he
getting 70 votes out Of total of 90.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-24
Hard Wood Lumber.

The undersigned has for sale ine lot Of HARD Wood
Lumber. Consisting Of Oak Hickory, Chestnut. Maple
Cherry, &c. Also a lot OF Black Walnut and lot Of
cheap wood portion OF the oak is excellent for
cheap building purposes the price ranging from ~ %
$40 per 900 Apply At ths once. west 9tb street and
Valley Ry tf
mcbB-dm o. O. BROWN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-24

HOfce Is hereby given that undersigned has been
appointed and qualified administrator With VIII an
Of John Sterner late OF STARK coun
~ Ohio. decd. MICHAEL ZINSMEISrER.
mrhInd Administrator
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Administrators Notice.

Notice "a hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed and qualified Administrative Of the estate
4 James W. McAllister, late OF stark county, OhiO
Ieceased MRS SYLVIA McALLIJfER,
mdh1Td AdminiBtratriK
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-24

Hoods 6arsaparilla Is .Iade Of roots,
herbs, and barks. It gives tone to the
stomach and u1alres the weak strong
6old ~ DfmHRtsts.
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AMERICAN LINE.

Tho only Transatlantic line sailing under tina Ar,
can Flag between Philadelphia Queenstown and I1vSa
sailing from Philadelphia .every. wednesday aod
sailing from Liverpool ever wednesc az ana sa,,a.
Rates OF Passage from Philadelphia TO IIVefroo -
Queenstown list cabin 40 TO $780, excursion tcet IN
20 el6O according to location Intermediates 20 or frr
Liverpool e4ni round trip. s75 Sreerage outward sS
gIepaln rom Liverpool, Queenstown, HlahRoW Iof6or
derry and Belfast TO Philadelphia. t2i.
r,,.rr,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 49,, J. BAEBER ARt
N1AN-HH "nAIhn phi,S y S00ns Canton. Ohio
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FOE SALE.

ms prope.fy known ~ part Of the STARK County
Agricultural Soeetys ground lying north of the Con
notion VALLEY Rais ay Will be sold cheap
able terms. For phrtfcuiars Call address STARK
o0unU Commissioners. Of e1arE OoQDtg Audit8
CaHt0a, ghfe. tlllE mehIDh hHm
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-24

wells Health Renewer" restores
health and vigor: cures DyspSpsGs, Im-
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LEGAL
Executors Notice.

Hotiee ts hereby given undersigned has been
duly appointed and qualified executor OF the estate
Of Peter Koahn, late OF stark county, Ohio, decd
- J. J. LOTHAMkR.
mehoId Executor
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PROBATE NOTICE.

The following accounts having been filed in.the Pro
bate Court within and for the county OF Stark and STATE
u Ohio. will be for hearing examination and passage on
SATTTRnAY APRTT, 7th 1883.
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DURBIN. WRIGHT q 90.
F" "HELLO!"
Please note that we give you the OppOr-
tunity to have
"A ALOngFeIt Want Supplied
AT TRIFLING COST.
Home Black Boards
FOR THE AMUSEMENT AND lNSTRUC
Tl0N OF YOUR CHILDREN.

The frequent inquiries we have had
for similar goods. have induced us to
make these special feature. gl
As class of amusement they rank
fret in usefulness and entertainment,
and for practice and instruction in
Drawing they are nequaled-deyelOp
ing all the talent the child possesses.
BY the use of the new Dustless CrayOn
the dust and annoyance usual with
black board work is avoided.
These Boards are made of the best kiln
dried lumber heavily slated, and will
last for years.
BY special arrangement we are able
to offer these our Home Black Boards
at the low price of $3.50.
CALL AND EXAMINE THEM.
DURBIN, WRIGHT & co,
Druggists and booksellers.
ky-Mail orders Will receive prompt attention.
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STEAMSHIPS.
Only S2S from Antwerp and Liv.
erpOOl to Canton, O.-3d Glass.
RED STAR LINE.

U. g. AND BELGIAN ROYAL EsTEAMERa
Sailing from Antwerp for New York or Philadsiphia
Sailing from New York for Antwerp evary Satttrdax
And from Phladelphia every two weeks Wednoadaa.
Rates OF Passage from New York or Phlladeiphia r.
AhtHerp lst cabin. $50 TO e75, round trip 81 i0te
SlS9; "a cabin t55, round trip e100; steeraRe out.
ware s@o. prepaid from Antwerp 70 New YOrf go
children under II years. half fare; under Esar rsa
]. RAEBER, ARt
PETER, WRIGHT 4 SONS, Canton Sihtn-
Phllad, General Agents.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-02-15
NORTH HYDE PARK.

All those wanting the mumps can have
them now-<horC order.
Miss Nellie Ferrry is very sick. with
chances against heI recovery.
No singing school last week. the stormy
weather preventing Mr.. Nhitmry's pres
emce. Schools this week will occur as
usual Thursday and Friday evenings.
Some very tasty and appropriate inn
provempnts are being made to the interior
of the pOst-otffcc.
Mrs. Z. \. GALLUP died Friday. Feb. 8.
after long and painful sickness of con-
sumption. Funeral services were held
Monday. Rev. Mr.. Wright, of Wolcott.
officiating.
The death of Peter MasErr. from heart
disease. occurred very suddenly WednrS-
lay. Feb. 9TH. ut Il time when he was
considered in Il comparatively favorable
condition. His vi>i To- the Battle Creek.
Mich, sauitarium for medical treatment
ras been previously mentioned il the
NEWS & CITIZEN. returned none relieved.
after which all nope of his recovery WIS
abandoned. and he awaited patiently hi
end. Funeral ices were conducted
sunday, by Rev. \. \. Smith. IL can at
least he said of '-Unclc Peter" as he WIS
Familiarity known. that he will be missed.
BY creduIously accepting current re-
port (started very likely by some over
>olicitOuS triemd) to the effect that Carroll
Mum. formerly OF this place, now of
Stowe. had formed matrimonial relations
with Il lady of the latter place. We spoke
Of him in Il recent item in connection with
his wife," As has since been ascertain
ed direct from headquarters. we were II
little too previous. and the couple were
placed in Il false position. Twas an hon
est mistake on Our part. which. SO far us
may be. we beg leave to correct.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-02-15
HARDWiCK.

Ambrose Badger buried their Oldest
child to-day Wednesday,. Funeral at
the house.
The postmaster has so far recovered
from his illness that lie is offending to
business. His brother is stopping with
him for Il lew days.
Mrs L. c. Mckinstry is delivering Il
course of lectures ut Town Hall. They
commenced on Tuesday and will hold
over Sunday.
Mr.. Tucker. of White River Junction,
has been in town for the last week selling
safes.
Our railroad comes very near being
blocked by The snow, and trains are all
more or less late.
Mrs. Hutchinson has reopened hcl
store.
Chas. French is still in the potato bust
ness.
The snow is getting so deep and driGtet
the hill roads are getting very bad.
L. G. McLoud, of Wincheudon, Mass.
is here on Il visit.
Two weeks more of the village school
On Tuesday, Miss Clark. who has charge
of the primary department, was sick, $,
the scholars had to return home.
Everyone wishes that Vennor had ar
ranged for Il thaw about this time. as wa
ter is getting very scarce in this vicinity
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-02-15
NORTH CAMBRIDGE.

The winter term of school closed Fri
day.
Several of VI. MOrse'S relatives from
the tar West ire visiting ut his place.
lhry are to tamiliarize them elves in
making maple sugar the coming season.
donation and oyster supper for the
benefit of Rev. Mr.. Vail, is receiving
some attention.
Another of our aged npighbors has
gone, Horace, father of A IL. Ellsworth.
Hi'd Sunday morning. aged - wears.
Mr. Ellsworth has been in poor and fail
n% health for some weeks past, but no
one had thought his end s. near. He,
like several of our aged npighbors who
have but Il few Years preceded him. was
bora and has always resided upon the
same farm. OF his character, originality
ana brllllart memory. so generally we'll
known in Franklin ana LamOiIIe coul-
ties. no special mention need be made.
Funeral ut his late dwelling Tuesday
noon.
Episcopal services mt Cambridge Cen
ter. on Sumday. Feb. 18th, at 1870 Il. m.
with offerings for Missions, payable once
Il quarter.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-02-15
ELM OR :.

a very quiet affair was the marriage of
Clarence Putnam to Carrie Spanlding, so
much so that the parties most interested
hardly knew when it occurred.
Mr.. George A. Conner and wife of
Burlington, have been visiting friends in
town the past few days.
Mr.. Frank Fuller and sister of Calais
have been visiting friends in town the
past week. while here We're the guests of
c. &. Brown. n. Hall and others.
The Young Carter boy. who has been
sick with consumption. died on Wednes-
day and WAS buried Oh Saturday the 10th
inst.
c. c. Brown is doing good business
i'll selling straw-cuttcr>. the present Will
ter. they being good thing and he Il re-
liable man to deal with. together with
the great scarcity of forage. has cOntln-
ued to give him an extensive sale.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-02-15

jou,ncd to met Fee. -, ut : p. m.
All memUer5 are requested 10 he
present.
The notice of the variety supper
and entertainment recently held at
the Town Hall, WAS handed us 10y an
officer Of The society and published
with as much pleasure as the notice
of amy public gathering. The notice
Ind not read-Tickets to supper IS
GEMS couple, but Tickets for sup
per 10 cents. Admission free" and
vas :" published. We hope to ever
ne willing 10 bear our share of the
hlunlerS TO which flesh and blood
are subject, hut shall beg to he cX-
cused from taking a share this time.
The farmers interested in the organ
ization Of a new agricultural society,
met Tuesday, the 18th inst, as by
previous notice, and 0 gamized by tue
election Of l.. ). Small, president, and
+. +. Allen, secretary. Mr.. Allen
stated the object Of the meeting.
Several spoke in favor of knowing
the amount necessary to raise To buy
The fair ground of the present owners.
J. A Bundr WAS appointed Il COM
miIlce to confer with Gov. Uender
and get the lowest terms of sale, and
report at the next meeting. Adjourn
ed until the 18TH of March, 1883.
+. Z. ALLEN, Sec.
At the meeting of Green Mountain
Lodge, No. 90, |. 0. G.. T., ut Grange
Hall, on Saturday evening last, the
following officers were duly installed
for the quarter ensuing: DR.. 5.
Abbott, W. c. +; Miss Nellie Is.
Fitch, W. V. T.; Jared B. Tabor,
W. G.; y. a. Niles, w. s.. Mrs. A.
\. Niles. w. n. 5. Chas. p. Moul-
ton, w. f. 5; Mrs. Nj. b. +. Reed,
W. T.; Will ii. Robinson, W. NJ. :;
Miss Lila NUyes, W. d. NJ. Mrs. j.
Is. Tabor, W. |. G.; James b. Hyde.
W. Sen, Miss Evvah Is. Waite, "
X. IL. ) a.; Miss Minnie Fitch, w. l..
ii. s.; &. Elvin Borden, Z. W. CT
The lodge NOW numbers seventy-twO,
and will meet at Grange Hall, this
CIV UdmesdaN) evening.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-02-15
WATER BURY.

IIeman Morse has sold his Duxbury
farm to David Grey, for $1,000. The
trade with Geo. W. Moody was not con-
summatrd.
The farm OF the late Joseph Barnes ut
the Center. WAS sold Wednesday ut auc-
lion. and bid off by Mrs. Ralph Town. Il
daughter of the late Mr.. Barnes, for
$1,000.
Russell Butler. aged 10. died Wrdnes-
q night. from pneumonia. lie had
been sick but few days. Mr.. Butler
was the son, and only survivor of the
family of the late Ezra Butler. governor.
judge and member OF Congress from Yer
mont. and one of the earliest settlers of
the town. lie was graduate "f the u.
V. NJ. and man of fine ability aud
learning. although extremely modest ~
nnobtru>iYr. His irrrproachablr CIV,
tian character was worthy of mentio''l'
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-02-15
CAM BRIDGE BoRO.

Mr.. and Mrs. George DuniOn returned
last week from their bridal trip in happy
spirits. y long life of happiness to them.
Sickness has prevailed in the home of
Joseph Chase; Il daughter and son are
somewhat improving. On Saturday last.
Mrs. Joseph Chase had Il fall. caused by
4 partial shOch of paralysis. DR.. Brush
was hastily summoned. She soon re-
covered from her mconsciousness, aud
we are happy to learn she is better.
Col. Parker has rented his law Office to
Thomas Jones for Il meat market. and
has his office now at his residence, where
Henry Purdy had his home.
W"lford Smith ana family are absent
from their home. gone to n. Y. State.
Mrs. Henry Harrington has gone to n.
Y. State.
Mrs. Rose Morton is able to ride ont.
Mrs. Enoch Austin recently had fall
which disabled her for few DAYS. but
hopes are entertained of her speedy re-
cUvery.
Recently the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Putnam WAS made sad by line
sudden death of little Homer. He had
been poorly all winter, but until recent
ly it WIS supposed he WAS improving q;
nervousness aud brain fever occurred,
and resulted in luck-iaw and death.
Funeral services We're held ut the house
SUNDAY afternoon. which made the third
funeral, or child that has been taken from
them within the last two years. The
bcrraved parents have til" heartfelt SYM
pathy of Il large circle of friends.
Three lovely children thus early torn,
rom our fond breasts away,
" iih silent grief are gGntl, bOrne
To their lonely he II clay.
But they shall yet in beauty bloom,
Plant, Uf paradise,
And ElaUGCn with their sweet perfume,
Our mansion IN the sklcs.
4 series of lectures illustrated, on
human character. physical aud mental.
by Dr. Jay Ward Pardo Of New York.
also public chronological descriptions
after each lecture. were given in the Yes
4 try Hall of the Congregational church,
commencing ON the 9Th inst. They were
instructive aud Interesting to the many
who attended. Those who failed to at
tend lost good deal. Mr.. Pardo comes
we'll recommended by the New York
Times us master OF tie subject of which
he treats. lie has the happy faculty "t
kerpng his aCuicucc in thorough good
humur, ready to digest amy hard lump OF
truth, such as is continually being
/ launched,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-02-15
wOLCOTT.

The last sOciable of the present pas
tOral year will be held ut the C0ngrega-
tinnal church. Friday evening, Feb %.
All are cordially invited.
Greg. Adrich has hired out to c. Z.
Clark. and NJ. II. Wheeler has hired
Horace Warren III his place.
Sociahr ut l.. A. Tiliotson's, on Thurs
day. the 22ud.
At the annual meeting of the Univcr-
sal>t society. held ut ). ID. Luce's. on
Thursday, the following officers were
elected Mrs. NJ. ). Burnrl. president:
Mrs. l.. y. IillutSnm. vice-pre sidemt {;
Mrs. S. ID. Luce. secretary; Mr.. K. +.
Parker. treasurer. The officers report
the society as having gained fully one
third III the last year, and in Il very pros
porous condition.
Mrs. Susan Jones and son Fred. of
Barre. are visiting friends il town.
Mrs. Sarah Jones has moved back TO
town and occupies her residence.
+. &. Arhuckle has bought the Herrick
place near the Cong. church.
The auditors of the town of Wolcott
will meet ut Il. +. Parkrr's office on
Tuesday. Feb. u. All persons having
claims proper to come before them will
ttitSCtIl tIli WI lIIi'G III tlltf W 1911 ~
have them entered in the L, port.
Miss Hattie Wait of Decatur, H., is
visiting friends in town.
An attachment has been put on to the
real estate and personal property of l.. ).
llutchimS. since. the death OF his mother.
Mrs. Polly llutchiuS. by NJ. J. Walsh
and j. W. Scott. who signed IL note with
lIutchins To the bank for three hundred
Il
understand. will be contested, and Il
lively time is expected.
l.. A. TillOtson has tore out the patti
ton between his billiard room and walk.
making larger billiard room.
The new steam engine does not work
as expected. and Il new one has been
ordered and is expected soon.
Those who want to buy G. j. Richard
sons horse, stove, chairs. sofa. organ.
&c. had better attend to it right away, as
he is going to leave week after next. and
will take them with him unless they are
sold before that time.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-02-15
EDEN.

J. X. knowles horse barn collapsed Il
few days since. A span of horses were
N the barn, but fortunately escaped uiin-
Iurcd.
). Il. Waite recently lost Il valuable
two years old colt of horse di>trmprr.
The singing schools ut the Mills closed
last Thursday evening. 1t has been Il
very profitable term.
NJ. y. lIadlev has rented his farm and
will move to North Hyde Park.
Z. j. Barnes has moved into the AGeu
Warren house.
Harvey Lanphcr has moved onto the
farm hired of NJ. y. lIadlry.
Roads, roads. where are the roads
Mrthinks | hear an echo answer, II feet
under the SNOW.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-02-15

FRANK LESLIE'S POPULAR MONTHLY.
The number for February is already on
our table. and it is impossible in Il brief
notice to ito justice to its abundant and
varied contents. There are articles by
popular writers replrte with interest and
information; bright stories. sketches.
etc; several meritOriOus poems; Il com
prehrnsive miscellany, and the pictures
and Illustrations are exceedingly beauri-
full. The colnred fromti>picCt' ''Wou't !
be fright?' is admirable. Ben Prrlry
Pnores Our Veterans" Mark Patti
sons "Miltun." F. b. Whites Ants and
Their Ways ot Life" Robimson's The
Loves of Catherine de Bourbon" etc.
are noteworthy and finely illustrated an
ticlps. Caldor continues his serial. ~
Whited Srpulchre,' and there are stories.
sketches. poems. etc. hy Walter l.. Nc
Cana. Sydney Herbert, Dante q. R"s-
setti. Mrs. NJ. \. Dcmi~on. G.. y. Davis.
Milie W. Carpenter, Isabella V. Craw-
ford. Il. b. Kimball, etc. etc. The nnm-
Der contains lis qrarto pages. and over
100 embellishments. and the price for Il
copy is only y cents. or So Il year. post
paid. Mrs. Frank Leslie. Publisher, SO,
80 and 81 Park Place. New York.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-02-15
JOHN ON.

Miss Thompson returned to her home
in Ponltn"y Tuesday.
Miss Callie Plat, of Burlington, is visit
ing in town.
Mr.. Upper preached at the Baptist
church sunday morning in the absence of
Mr.. Pierce.
The primary department of the village
school closed Friday. The upper depart
.ment will open again Monday.
5. 4. Andrews has moved into the old
Allen stand.
Sociable at the vestry Friday afternoon
and evening.
The members Of the Ladies' Ways and
Means society are requested t. meet at
parlOrs Friday afternoon ut 3 o'clock.
There will be Il donation visit and oyster
supper at the NJ. f. church on Friday
evening. Feb. 23rd. for the benefit Of Rev
J. 5. Upper and lis family.
The record Ofattendance of tl.c primary
school in Dis. No. ?, i as follows: The
scholars who hid no tarCly marks, were.
Mary Hill. Matte Smith. Idella Balch.
Fanny Laraway, Cora Sears. Arne War
rem, Charlie Leland. Dana Gilbert. Fred
lie Bicknell Ernest Bicknell. Alfred
CrOwell. Leon Story. Clarence Foster.
;harlie Mcfarland. Walter Miner, Lynn
Balch. Charlie Sears. Bonnie Martin.
Maurice Hill. and Pcrley SaXhy. Those
who had no absent marks were Nora
lumbra. Matte Smith. Ernest Bickmrll.
Arnic Warren. and Leon Story. Those
who had absent marks on account OF
sickness only. were Mary Hill. Idella
:5aich. Ella Laraway, Charlie Leland.
Alfred CrOwcll. Clarence Foster. and
Charlie Mcfarland. VINO had no marks
# amy kind. were Matte Smith. Ernest
Bickncll. Arnie Warren. and Leon Story.
The Normal School opens again Tues
lay. Our streets will present more
lively appearance thea.