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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-24
The Friend

The EysaF after forty years editorial cUuiro
by the Rev. 5. c. Damon, passes into the hands Of
Pastors CruElu and OgEel. these gentlemen
promise tina. what it has been in the past it vll
every public question where principles and morals
are at issue. we shall have convictions aud to cour
age to boldly and clearly state them. In favor Of
good government righteousness, temperance, and
the best interests % al the people, this journal
will felriessly speak. We have but little respect
for 4 religion which is not robust enough 70 be ear
ried into business and politics"
The paper sill continue 30 have a column lol
the selulca which will be edited By the Rev. ;. c
Dlmon The columns of the paper are to be IN
creased IN width, the type Will be smaller and tn,
issue increased from eight page tOa twelve pagJ
paper.
HE hearty good wishes OF all sections of The
community are given icE the continued success OF
q most worthy enterprise.
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A Golden" Aunivcrsar,

Mr. and Mrs. J. II. uat, ST.. we'll known IN,
much respected couple who have i0urueyod 10
Cgthgr, hand in hand, ad0wn the river of Time
for the past fifty wears, celebrated IN becoming
manner the fftioth anniversary Of their uuptials
at their residence on Hunchbow street, on the ~
inst. The worthy couple themselves intended {,
hayg had only quiet family gathering on the aus
piCi0us occasion and the boamiug faces of then
children and their Childreu's children would have
been as pleasant and heart warming an occurrence
as the ceebrauts hoped for. But the children ant
many friends OF the couple. desired, intended ant
brought to fulhllmgut, more elaborate pro
Cramme and tho occasion Of the celebration, u
the twain's successful passage of the Rlbioou Of
fifty years Of happy welded life. was social event
which brought 20 the Dat residence representative
of the wealth, intelligence and beauty OF Honolulu
who paid their 6rr1if TO the couple and left many
golden remembrance Of their aloha respect and
esteem.
The reception, at the residence was from g un
a. 10 O'Clock p. m. and between those hours the
hale and hearty although slygred. celobrauts, were
hand-Crasped by members of the Royal Family
Government officials. members of the consular
and diplomatic corps, and delegations OF the pub
lie generally, who rendered congratulations on tho
past and expressed good wishes for the future, OF
Mr.. and Mr.. J. N. Dat ST..
One Of the many pleasant surprises OF the happy
occasion was sgrculde By the Hawaiian Military
Band, detailed for the duty by His ENCClcuCy the
Governor of Oahu. and the beautiful selections
admirably rendered by the performers, under the
direction Of Baud-mastCr Berger, were much APP,
Iiuetatc1 " tul NlH NHAll. tla "NtI " Iil-7A'''
tTuat 70 tue large company OF callers
Mr.. and Mrs. Dat Miss +. Crockur were mar.
RED by the Rev T. Chase ia New York civ De.
ceruber 18th ISL Thgv have had nine child.
rp,, Eve s,r,s aud f1rr I7r,Ea- I,tf, FErr- N m
-. - 49, - - -
uunptf' hoNeNtE' A9N utll- awe anu tuIse
four, sons. OF these, two married ones J. NJ. Jr.
fr8pularly known ais ATnrtH is ono Of the leadirr
siatiougrs of this CITY John n who Assists ia an
conduct If his fathers h-sfrr=s -ss4a hr-g and
- NJ .,,,,-.--.l So. q ~ = n -
HhCI -. uAAiat Lila' H'eetltl4F VA ~ ~ ~
reside m Honolulu. Lewis 4. married. resides d
Norwich Conn
The following poem prepared for and read ul
'u0 N'lis 'NA'-' o. t' '4''' 10 L
Could wt turn hlUhwIH. 90. lHHI. eide Cd. years
breaking 20 long on tHT rrnnr shore. of time.
Midst Tho bright Flows rIaf t.rb ana that flow
We should hear rgho1- Of -uuHf H.rfIIiu. chine
Echuc- that trumhlU with memories dear
Tone OVERLOOKING with tUUlarnsr truth
IlHrmnnis- EiuftuE nf heaven below.
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used as arguments for a renewal OF this audacions
treaty and one Of the difficulties in the way Is that
the State Department Is allowing itself TO be used
in spreading such a doctrine The commercial
disadvantages 70 the people Of the Pacific coast
are concealed entirely. When they can have an
opportunity four members o. the California dele
CATION in the House will ask 10 be heard before the
Senate Committee against any extension Of the
treaty. They regard l. as an outrage on the peo-
nla nf CalifurnLl md %. Poetic cllsf
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Au4uu- Tue passengers who IruTgI uy the. .lHf
mniFr wgrg Col. q. W, Macfsfiaue, George Gre,
Nactlr!aug, Of Glasgow; Mr. Jas Campbell Moi
FENDER and : Mlguiu.
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Buildings and Improvements Thereon. VIZ :

The G-s ftr term Of - year. OF the fsIitsin Lot.
ln flrr Hawaii. with 90 the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-24

one OF the latest novelties which viii be place.
before the general public 10 attrast attention and
coin is an exhibition by real Bohemian. Profcs
sor GreineT, Of the Art OF cl1ss-5lowiug. The ux
and the opening day Is set for the 18th inst. at u
am. The novelties which VII be manufactured
inclutie various kinds OF u~efEl and ornamental
articles one Of which Is used 60 write this article
a rlass pen. To the gaze Of a wondering public
viii also be DISPLAYED IN MI its viireous beauty,
dress made from collar TO dounce, entirely Of glass
The exhibition will be both moral and instructive
and will be well worthy OF public patronage,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-24

Among the many beautiful presents for Tho
coming holidays noticed last week al The
ieSelry store Of Air. Thomas Lindsay. N1lauu
street, an elegant SIndllBood cane. adorned with
solid gold head, inscribed. Presented 20 G.. Il
d. by /. II. J., Xmas ls-i,- designed as q Christ
mas gift to vel known gentleman on Kauai
The mounting and CugrJ-sing on che cane reflects
credit on Mr.. Lindsay az % workman, and the
present will. no doubt, be highly priced b. the
worthy recipient. The caua Wa "a % the Gar
den Island By the J1s.s. W1+. ou tuesday.
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Nrm Embellishments.
Co.Parfnershin Nntice.

UNHE UNDEESIGN NED. BEG TO
give notice that they have formed % partnership
90 KoaI0ulu, kga Island % Maui Tor she purpose "
StocL-gaisiug aud carrying uu % general Mercantile
business. GO be styled che kuAT uULr RANCH co. "
YOUNG UEE
AhULOkA
AULu.
ko4UuulU, klIa. Maui Dec T.. Is,I Tfu 80
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Administrator, Notice.
NJ UNDERSIGNED HAVING

II nsu appointed Admin rrHHfuFs Hf Che EafHff Of
2 W. EHll.l. ilrH ~ EHua0Ia frHHlsHI HT order 70
Don. a. T. fHf asfr flg frfH fay RI vaFrHHHr i-f
Doe IF uH''F lI prfsJns having claims arH.Hsf .HId
q af within -.l months from Hr dlfa hereof af fhf
aeI.s 81 rs e. Castle. ia uou1friH sr they aIu ba
forever -rrd. frrsTna 1Tirz aid estate age fasfH-sr5
t1 unsr Irnff tlsf7 Payment 90 flH aHIf once wren
I'M. receipts gi 1a SVEN no laifH sII b. H-1Hs1f f4
recover rIrl fHa-
ulfai Hr1a.u.I. Dee. Jest
rs D. CASTLE
Lrf-A Ant 80
OIL o. ifH.I.-r1f5rs ~ fls EsfHfr afJ. " Es55Ifi
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From NABlAroEu, Kry5 oil BrrmuAHr MAX
ry-H i-LASu.
sIaEsg, Feb. -, l.Si.
To our Great and Cool Friend King kllakaul,
Of the Hawaiian Islands, Greeting:
Vt the present time inform you. with sorrow,
that King NIutaite departed tsis life on the 18Th
Of February, az the hour Df O'Clock in the
morning. while be was away rs one Of the pro-
vInces OF his kingdom, consulting with his people
at that place. The God OF Gods came while he
was there and ended his work IN this world, to
rest in the other world
| wish O. inform you, with great respect, that
he has left what be had NOS finished for me % do:
and that ] place full confidence aud regard in
your 1'1Hr, and help towards me, the same as You
gave to my predecessor nov dead. so shat the love
that binds oar people together may be perpetual.
further ask you. with deep respect TO listen:
Oar heir % the throne Is Nan IatH, who Is =
years old he s. granted permission 90 20 10
your capital city % Honolulu 90 study and receive
education in the English and HawaIiau and any
anguage-aud especially 90 study military and
other lessons
And we wish. Furthermore. % make known 20
you that we depend upou yJur kingdom 20 make
known 20 rs the expense and cost Of this educ1-
ton.
And We assure you that the friendly c1usaItl-
ton that has been carried on by my predecessor
With lour Majesty COMMISSIONS Is confirmed
BY IS with rfi.
Signed NlElKlTUEIl,
King Of Makius.
NM, T-.-t Prime. aud Ua5-' \r-,,,r,,f
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No meeting %. the stock and Bond EEClau-u
last week. This Is the time Of all others that Tl
gular sessions Of tho association shuulb0 held the
present conditions OF stocks bonds and mortgages
being matter Of public enquiry
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-24

ArEu,NA. kuEu. Sept. 2ird. 1855
king hALAEAUA:
Nj BnovED BE7ruEa.-5Iay You be in health in
God.
have received your letter. What You say is
good, viz, that We frautsruiI1 with one luothe r
and that we agree with one heart 10 love one
another In truth.
kalakaul, let Us assist one another In looking
after those Of the Gilbert Islands which are bad
Tarawa Is the only island that is bad.
Do you then settle upon Your day for rightiug
matters there, for You have ships. Aud when you
have fixed upon % day for settling Its matters, do
you come TO me first, in order that ! may prepare
my men TO accompany you.
Signed ITI BNoKA, King Of Apomama,
huria. MaIan7, Arguuka, and Ma N9utc Islands,
"E~
FEov TH HIGT CWCTs OF THE ISLAND or IA
EAwA.
T,EAw,, Feb. 18Th, ISL
To His Majesty kllakgua, King of the Hawaiian
Islands. Regards 20 you, Your Majesty.
We have learned this day Your AIaicstys mind,
and We wish 10 join together with one mind in
this work, that wc may live and be IN peace with
each other We wish TO express 20 Your Majesty
our deep aloha Tor the kindness you have done
Us, and we send you p1t never ending love.
fSIguel T0lrLr. the Chief.
lEErssr, the Chief
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oMMERcIAL.


HONOLULU. DECEWBEE 81 fssi
since our last there has been little improvement In
trade The town e dan and there is no denying the
fact. There has probably never been Deecfaber f1r
many year, which has proved 30 dul, FOR The retail
Tho auction -ale- during The week hay, been fairly
AvnsNiEgd but ne prices bd have uui been high
FEtrNl Dc sales mp % Christmas eve. and these viii
d. found ia detail 10 our advertising columns
The Chamber o. Commerce met last saturday bat 3D.
having made chow u according 10 the wishcs Of
nat BODY. liad 40 t4e G9vgnment shown -Isns. o.
have dropped % the real value Of sc.
The arrivals since lsst writing consist 0i tbs -team-r-
dnic cn route for san Francisco, and thc latter from
san francisco with her usual freight and passenger
with cargo Of coal.
The departures for The same period Include tlr sif.
Friuci-co barg L. o Whitmo46 and bltne. Kitsar fo-
Port Townsend.
- iH.t. We ar ia receipt OF Nt--r.. wiIHams.
pimqud Cos 5i-m0uthly commercial trade circular,
dated The i5th met which we herewith present.
san FEANcisu1. December 18th. ISL
or lat circular Wa dated Dec 3 per MaripCsa
sJ9Ak-Thc Easteu.U. markets arc reported a.
i.h treaty which Z now beia-5 C5usrsss and frfiI
some definite action has been taken samg tho trade
referring to TILE question wo quote from Nls.rs
Ni,.gt hamlot circular Of itg Oh inst. follow.
armed by congress would give ne fFaa -u.r Of pro-
cut orop-, about o. follows
Cuba ....-..-............ ....-......... 5,5uu
lurta .......-...--.. 1000
British Wet s1UUU
bcmcrara GO iuci1de1 ....... lsLupI
81 Domingo. ........- sIuv
Mczico .......--.-... ............... Ieeu
Sandwich l-aud- ...-..--.--.-.- GIOOu
Louisiana and 1theE e.....--....-.. IpluUC
IISlu1r|
" % remains to Dc seen whether Congress VIII agt
upon the accommodation ~ tHg President Ur conform
10 former aud slower methods of tlrl revision sl-
cr,iod by the Secretary Tho matter be- of great
Importance, and thr officials who decide DO AZ
Cd e.
possible 90 form good opinion of The result
Private advice state that tr uTu- poet OF hu pa--l-U
ni above mentioned treaties are considered very slim
New York Mail adyiCgs quot. Cuba rCutrifu-als 20
trst az 5asC nominal Manila basis glhUL the Ifl
inst, b So for % freight SEul..
We nav To announce great reduction Iu ts market
OF fchucu sugar. 0. lg per Do whites and lac u
Yellow. This b. considered as Indicating rupture ~
leading rchnerics
RlCE-lcuiaius unchanged at 81 e. 1I day and arg
little demand even at that lsurJ.
The receipts per Stmr. Alamgll asyTu tcg light but
this did not alter the -lIuauuu. and with E--cm
demand. "a further ulyHuU. doe NOT -aUu probable.
ELOJi,-t'. C., Eztr. Family SOD iaH.s +. Dorado
mas 81 ~ per ton fob.
bARLEl-Nu. frg.I 81 Co 81 90 p.r CD fob.
AROUND BA},LEN-SsI ~ p.f ton fob.
~ lar Sll1- uctl- SialIs choice i.fs5. Sob.
I'M heat and oar Cumpr.--lt- $3.50 E1 SO 'N
Lob large balU- 81 to 81 .u.l.
LlME-sl.5N per Dbl.
PnRn M unNrnT M
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-24

The Aaarala % uoEANoA Boz Sortb Hons. Hawaii
kHirlu1 So 'r,I
The Ahupa1a ar nONoHAuAU IKI iu Nosih
Eaua, uaEui. eo lgfss. Royal Patent as'5.
Tho Nharaa ar uOOKENN nut ,LNUHULu LOO.
Naru Roma Hawaii EaI,iul &c. rsp
The Alarua of EENLrN FOO yaftb Eon. Hawaii.
hu.efHf 80 no
Tb. Ka0-Hfa of EEorJ I'd 100 yorib kgus. Hawaii.
tHHHTr burai rira1r Fir
100, Eaana Of LiNImArIKI .u Narm Roma
Hawaii. srnarfr. Uafd rifantir
rb. EaI.saa of LNNtusUIItI foo Noftb Kann.
Hawaii. g, a-r-. UalsI rafrarur
THE ElI,ful OF noNUAuLl boz Nartb lions. ir,.
wall. ati"a,rs Royal Patent 49,.
ur Ea.,1ui of uoNuNULA yprb Kou.. ia
wait Hir" l5rr. Royal ratentlir
Tbr Abapaal Of rrNN iu ruus. His,lI. Eu.-tus
$50. ars
The Ahatr1r ar KANLA Iu Iitisagai, Hawaii. .fl
frr.a. b8'alnt so. '0't
The rIa.atar RAJ H tbr -,h8plia of rolala- Goh,.
Hawaii.
D., rs.-, far INIsAueNu sliIul. n=vBH
A uoa.. lrr rNrAuL, .a E,Hu o,ha
ui- Arararf of r,EonI. rsr,,Iu,. ,t.u.. tssss,-.
E4H rrrut r
Ap,u, ,at"aur
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-24

The monthly collection OF accounts 5s d move ia
the right direction, and will probably Dc followed
out by number Of firms. Small profits and
fortunes.
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MARNs Aug 18th, 1855.
NANrErTI, by the Grace Of God King Of Butautari,
to His Majesty kalaklua King OF tie Hawaiian
Islands.
GEEuEG.-With great regard ! have received
your Commissioner, Capt. Trip, who has arrived
here, and has handed me Your AlaiUsty'y letter,
which has bcCu.ruld before me and my people, be
Ing translated from the Htwliiau language TO tho
Gilbert Islands language by the Rev. J, NJ. KanUa,
and We have heard every word that is written in
the letter.
wish 10 expires guv good feeling towards your
Commissioner and Assistant.
| take the lesson from Your Maiesy's letter as
the foundation for my government, and rs an eN-
preston of good will betwaau Your Majesty and
myself haYg received your Commissioner with
gladuGss rs the ua1 who has Nnus Aiaicsty's con
iidCucc.
| therefore place my full confidence in Your
Majesty, and hope that y1u will BE- as % father to
me and my people, NtSrEJTT,
King of EItlritau.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-24

Messrs W. q. Irwin S CO have moved from .L.
premises situated on the south west corner OF
tori and Queen streets, TO more spacious rooms Iu
the Sprgckelsa block on Fort street artr of
Wilder a. Cos
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-24

George Hutchinson. s1u0f DR.. +. b. Hutchinson.
has successfully passed the civil service olamina-
ton in New Zealand. George was for many years
Mathematician.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-24

lie spsr buoy las been washed a.ay during
the late storm and in its stead cone buoy laa
been placed The sluUph0IJ apparatus at pa-
muuu Head was blown away during thg slmg gale.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-24

Sir. U Mg-. 4. IA. ayslldeu sustained o. loss dur
M the past week which has drawn 10 them the
sympathy OF the community, viz: the dlathof their
youngest son Henry G.. az tho agg ut d months.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-24
PORT OF HONOLULU.


Arrived
Dec le=Nur hk EyElu lLrIsIUr-uu. from Newcastle
I-pNss civ OF sydney Dearborn. lu Colonies
i2-Oss Alameda, morse from san Francisco
Sailed.
Dec liam hEtBa hll-an. E01.r-ud. fu. Fora Tuuu'd
sl-Am bk T. % NhitmulD. Calhoun. Tur d. TUWu'G
&-iMSs City of Sutuuv Dearborn. Coz Fran
-l-Am bgIu t.aH- >rUsH ...a Drew. Jog Eau
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-24

On last Sunday no less than three dead IpH.
were hnlting of the entrance 20 she harb1r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-24

During last weeks storm l.gT inches OF rain I'm
Pretty S1'a fur a rainfall of under % h1urs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-24

ihrum's annual Is to hand and c8ataia- laret
amount 1t vllulhle and Lnllrasti-. m.tLrr
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The testimonial concert to SIr. c. Il. IIlsselaaau
will take place at the Y NJ C. A. Hall GA the even,
ing Of the s5.h inst
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-24

Christmas and NeT Years DAYS arc both
observed hers as Government hoid4ys.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-24

Niio.1ip,E ueaa Of my ssle.,vum.. on gussu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-24

Tie thermometer stood ut o. Farcabgi. u.. sun
day morning and lots Of people began 90 howl for
double allowance OF blankets One lads de-
ClsFed 10 had been freezing.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-24

Among the passengers by the ZH'rada were
Mr.. and Mrs AruudsL This gentleman. who has
50 many friends here. has been spending several
months 10 the S1uth Pacific lastly 10 SviCahlu
Island. where be has considerable Interests. As
the crew of his steam Yacht needed holiday, and
the vessel required cleaning the vessel has gone 80
Auckland, where the men belong. and Mr.. and
Mrs Arundel took tle mail steamer intending 90
pass q couple OF months 10 California. On their
roturu 1t is possible shat they may make q shout
STAY on the islands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-24

FEou NANTrrT. Kr;a OF BrrmrAEL DSL,gr,s.
W..rys. Arr.rH,tTt I~gg
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1884-02-27
NORTHERN RAILROAD.

1881 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1883
IN and after Dec; ], 1880, Passengers Train
" viii run as follows
UPWARD TRAINS.
Day Express Train leaves Concord o,Io.E
Ans and Accommodations Train NJ IN an
Am. for White River Junction, connection
with tram for Well River, St. Jobnshnru
Barton. Newport, Willoughby and Mngo1n,
Lakes, Slan'tead, Quebec, Bath, LittIclops
Lancaster, and the White and Franconis
Mountains. Also, withtrains Tor Mont,
pelicr, Mansfield Mountain, Burlington 81
Adams, Rouse's Point, Montreal, Ogd5rt.
burgh and the Yves.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN lCuNLs Coucorc o,
$3.50 P.h'ior White Riyer Junction & Bristol
EVENING ExpREss TRAIN leaves ConrorI
at $40 p. N. for White River Junction. con
Meeting with trains for Montpelier, Burling
ton, st. Adams, Rouse's Point, Montreal
Ogdensburgh, and the West and with Wood
stock r. Il. for Quechee, Woodstock, etc,
'Or on arrival oil trains from Boston, Wor-
cester, Portsmouth, Portland, &c.
DOWNWARD TRAINS.
MORNING EXPRESS TRAIN leaves White
RverJcnctiOn for Concord at 1904. NJ. IN. on
arrival OF trains from Ogdensburgh and Mon
treal This train is run to Boston on Sunday.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves White Il.
Junction for Concord at 900 AN.
tBhlsToL TRAIN leaves Bristol for Concord
at $50 A. N. and Franklin at O.O5 A. NJ.
rMAlL CRAiN lea7as White River junction
Tor concord at 100 NJ, or On arrival OF
trains over thcVermont Cent? al ,Psssumpsic,
and White Mountains Railroads.
DAY EXPRESS TRAIN leaves White River
Junction at 4.29 p NJ, or on arrival of trains
from Montreal ana ogdensburgh, Brattlc.
ooro' heene, Beilows Falls, Windsor, &C.,
connecting at (onCcrl with train for Man.
chester, Nashua, Lc we'll and Boston.
fIhesc trains CUnrect ut Concord will
rams tor Manchester, Lawrence, Por.
mouth Portland, Nashua, Worcester, New
i'rS, Low ell, and Boston.
GEO. Z. TODD Supt.
Concord, i. H., 1881.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1884-02-27
RridgeWater.

A. ID. Barrows cut off the fore
finger from his left hand, the 10Th,
while splitting wood.
AS y. A. Marsh was on his way
to attend the funeral Of G. c. Bugbce,
the 10Th, his horse became frightened
at broken holdback and ran, throw
ing him out and dragging him some
distance. He was slightly injured.
John Cleveland who lost the sight
of one of his eyes by piece Of steel
from a chisel, few years ago, went to
Boston to an eye intirmary recently to
have the eye removed, it having troub-
led him ever since the accident.
District No. II, whose school
house has been lately unfit for teach
err or scholars for some years, have
built a new and convenient school
house the past season, where they have
a lyceum in full blast every Wednes-
day night.
"A. X. Hubbard, has taken upon
shares the large farm at the Center
belonging to A. b. Gillett of Taftsville.
-Child's Gazetteer of Windsor Co.
has been distributed, and as directory
it is perhaps little better than a regis
ter, Gas far as it goes) that would cost
the purchaser fifteen cents. AS to the
historical facts of other towns We know
but little, but having been resident
of this town some forty years, we
know something of its early history,
and would say that the sins of omission
and commission are as well developed
in this work as any we ever saw. The
inhabitants of this town had not fully
recovered from the lightning rod ex-
perience before they are duped by a
York printer. What next?
OF the thirty pupils of the village
grammar school, twenty-five had no
tardy marks, and eleven no absent |
marks. Those having no absent marks
were: Mary Shattuck, Florence King,
Marion King, Cora Hastings, May
Rood, Eva Weeden, Victor King,
Dick Smith, Hugh Robinson, George
Thompson and Charlie Curtis. The
average daily attendance was twenty
six. f. A. DAVIS, Teacher.
Tho drama "Reward of Crime,
or the Love of Cold" played by the
young folks in Good Templars Hall,
was a success. They had crowded
house, and ali went away well satisfied.
The fourth of series of cotilIions,
at Jossclyn Hall, Friday evening next.
Masic, Whites Quadrille Band, Tick
ets to hall, - cents; supper tickets,
so cents per couple. Everything gives
general satisfaction at these gatherings
Of the young and old.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1884-02-27
Barnard

The dramatic entertainment, by
the Barnard dramatic club, was the
best ever played here before. Mary
Morgan, by Miss Mabel Ellis, was a
success; Sample, by Mr.. Frank Tuck
er, just ''took the cake" The music
by Mr.. Austin Perkins, violin; Miss
Putnam, orsanist, and Mr.. Chapman
of Bethel, was first class. Mr.. Chap
man is frst-class cornet player, also
a good composer, and should make his
mark in musical associations.
Tuesday eve last, quite number
CT the scholars of District No. |, met
at Mrs. Waters and presented their
teacher, Miss Jennie Miller, pair of
bracelets and also II pair of car jewels,
a thing never done in the town of Bar
nard before. 1t goes to show the ap-
probation old Barnard holds for
good teacher.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1884-02-27
w. r. Junction.

The ladies aid society of the Uni
versalist church hold a sociablc ana
supper at the residence Of David
Moore, Wednesday afternoon and eve
ming.
ALI business at Olcott's Falls is
stopped, owing to the set back of the
water, caused by the ice daming up
that came down the White River.
The old ferguson place was sold
last week for $3.50.
Last week, all the mills at White
River village were idle, owing to the
ice blockade.
Last week, an attempt was made
to blow up the ice in the Connecticut
river, but it proved a failure.
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portant than your amusements you
can live without the one, but you'll die
early without the other. The Wind
sor County Temperance Convention
at the Town Hall, on Saturday last,
was lightly attended; Henry Stafford,
of Hartford, was re-nominatcd for
County Commissioner. Thomas Smith,
the boot and shoe man, will have a
big advertisement in next weeks AGE |;
he has the goods now.-Thiriy-sevcn
couples attended the Hook & Ladder
ball Friday evening all enjoyed it,
and the supper at the hotel was excel
lent.-H. II. Bean of West Randolph
rises to explain, but we cannot publish
it before next week this will give him
ample time to straighten his affairs
with our neighbor Boycc, which we
hope he will do.