The Press., 1886-11-04

-BidWell $ Go. have bought of J. K Chamberlin the house and lot on the soutl side of East-M Main-st., for two years pas occupied by ". H. Webster of that firm The place contains between two and three acres of land. The reported price paid ii e, ,500
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 --Myra l.. Colburn picked dandelior in full bloom Nov. 2d Lucius D. Col burn found live partridge in his barn tho other morning :. Mrs. Lucius D. Col burn threw a stick of wood at a fox few days ago that ran between the house and bArn. He kept right on in pursuit of $ hen, which he caught
 "A family has moved from Will ington to the ssWarlwell place." They will board the wood choppers.
 The old Colburn homestead on 'sOol burn hill, !" belonging to Prescott Belcher of StafOrdville, was destroyed by fire Sun day morning at three o'clock. John Bai ley and wife had moved out the day before This house caught fire little more than g year ago and by the exertions of the neigh bors it was saved. 1t was one of the old est houses in town; 1t waa probably 2OC years old. It was built and occupied bJ Captain Ebenezer Colburn (grandfather ot Ebenezer COlburn who now lives in the same neighborhood who kept tavern there in old stage coach times
 James Simmons accidently cut gash in his foot, Monday Oct. 25th.
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 The young men of the Universalist chnrch will glve an oyster supper at the la dies hall of that church Wednesday evening next. Entertainment, readings and the drama s1OnCe on a Tim" 10 cents admis- sion and 15 cents additional for supper.
 Meeting of Wolcott lodge No. 60 Sat urday evening" Masters degree. Ig --Services aE tho Uniyersalist church preaching by the pastor Rev. J. F. Sim mons. Morning subject ''All souls Gods Children, " evening subject: Frne Manli. ness. All are invited.
 -J. Frank Baxter will lecture in Spirit ual hall on the evenings of: Nov. Il and l2. Thursday evenings program Song-The Masters gold year poem The Weavers song-While the Days ara going by lee ture-"The Genus and Genfuses of Rev olution ;" song-We'll know each other better An exercise in Mediumship if pos sible and desirable sOng--I heard 9 Spirit CAu6s GA4uay ONCA4uBn P1OSA0AA . HOA6 That beautiful City; poem "A Way for all song-The Man of honest Heart lee. ture Moral Elevations, Text: James l, z7. song Building in Eternity; An exercise in Mediumship, scOntiitiOns favoring and the desire manifest; song-No more ''good byes" there. x *
 Mrs. Ed. Allen is intending to visit friends in Collinsyille, and spend the win ter there.
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 Jarvis Hatch had clock and watch both stop at exactly the same hour and minutes one night recently. |
 Lindsly Beard has dog that he drives with harness, like horse
 Miss JennieL. Emo has been having a series of temperance concerts Sunday after moons, once a fortnight, at the school house, for the scholars and other young people. sTAFFORDvILLE.
 The supper and entertainment at s. B. Amadon's new machine shop last even- ing was a snccess in every particular. Nearly 300 persons were present, and all seemed highly pleased with the entertain ment and supper. The proceeds go to the Methodist church.
 A good audience greeted Hon. Frank J. Sibley last Sunday evening at the Meth Odist church. Stafford vile rarely hears 8 more reasonableg solid. eloquent and gos- pei talk on temperance. .ss ys. Rev. E. M. Taylor breaches at the M. E. church next Sunday on exchange.